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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
FORTUNE FROM a ROSE.
How the Famous American beauty WI
Discovered by Gardener.

How the Famous American beauty Yns
Discovered by a Gardener.
Hero Is pretty and interesting story
about the origin Of that most beautiful OF
flowers, the American Beauty rose. The
late Hon. George Bancroft. besides being a
historian and scholar, was one OF the first
amateur roso-growers in America. Every
year he imported cuttings from this leading
liowor-growers Of Europe. The King OF
Prussla--when old Kaiser William was
Klng-allowed the American historian to
have slip OF whatever he might fancy I'm
the royal conseryatories, Mr.. Bancroft's
gardener used TO cultivate some OF his noses
Ia an old house away out on F. or perhaps
II was q, street. above Twenty-seoo,ta
a,reot, In the west end OF Washington. n
c. Mrs. Grant had Goris, named Field
IN charge Of the White House conservs
cory, lie was rose grower OF rare merit
and SKIN In his artistic work.
One day he happened into the old h,,,,a-
ing where Mr. hanerofts gardener ported
his plants and budded his roses. over IN
corner he observed a rose on vnrio,, ~,
utterly unknown to him. and of vTc1dor-
full si-e ana perfection In form ana salo,.
Where did this come fromg" no rarcicssi,.
inquired 81 his rose-growlng confrere "oS
Il Is az on-shoot from some cattinrs w.
importqd iom Germany the man rsplieb
1t WIS evident 20 Mr. Field that The aths,
did not 10 The least comprehend tho vsI,e
Of the new plant. After some mn, St.
Field bought. the cuttings he had seem ~
s., year thereafter. whes he had prom NJ.
Tatcd his new purohnse and bcear,ss = - ~.
WINGED that he had new ami vers' ,.ai,.
able variety OF rose, which he nam, ~
American Beauty. he sold his mi IN n eSn
the most wonderful result OF ~ {s,ss.'
mcnt Of s. on record. To follow Ms s,s,-
a little further. Mr.. Field invsetai NE his
eSsily'earned 5000 In lands near wsshing.
were sold for $4,000. Truth /. $3.50: seaFs
Etfsagcr than lction- LIES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

ali the year round | average about 10 cents
a day"
no some Of the women live on that7"
anked.
"A great many OF thcm." the. girl ans
wercd. but thcn thoy live at home, or have
some ono 70 haip share living expenses. a
good many OF them get married, but don't
know that they are any better on. It is as
hard for a man now as Tor a woman"
III fed and badly lodged. there women do
not last very long; that 10. they become I'M
nttcd for the higher grades OF needle work.
Tho comfnoncst troublos are weak eyes and
falling eye sight. The only thing n woman
can do when this comes upon her Is TO take
to bag making. These coarse bags arc paid
for AZ the ratio " cents a dozen. Working
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Tho Benevolent Professor ito young cabber-
toul-Ay hoy, l hope you enjoyed your 80
iourn IN tho wilderness. solitude enlarsps
tho thoughts,
Gahberiona Friend puifng his pipe hardl--
u stvnis, AT loasg 10 uniafge tho slss OF Tho
fish he Hsya no has capEhL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
SMILES.


Mlsa We're Buestbcklng Ia fashionable pea
aimiau--liow can you call Nature kind
mother" when It foaA Va no cruelty some.
ilmcBg
Old Mr., i'alharty--shl Shit My dear young
woman, II sou We're n mother Wouldn't yuu
sometimes spank tho childrcnf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Mr FoYcr-i don't sea why you wear mat
his hat TO the theeies unless YOU'RE an enemy
OF the human racci
Mrs, f,-lts TO ayensc half q tho race. Why
do men step On one's tocs golag cut between
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Colonel nlood-whars tst suaost thing YOU
ever Jaw Ia a game OF pokefr
Colonel Bourbon suf,e,lilg the bottom Of hls
stands Pat"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Justice-Now, 'Rastus. as | Eaa you. my
self in tho att OF stealing those chickens.
what do YOU moan by pleading mot guilty ~
Uncle 'llaatns- jcdHo. 1850 waltiu' TO see You
prove II by all desc lawycrs who didn't SO IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
LIFE ON IS CENTS A DAY.
The Problem That Fronts the Paris
Working Woman.
prTIFuL STRUGGLE FOR BREAD.
Some. of Course. Make More, bnto Only ono'
Fourth Make ms Much As Forty
Cents osv


PARIS, Aug. sO--A woFkfng SRI, living
.lono, cannot live hones.ly In Paris on less
than $50 francs year. This In American
money Is $3.50 For three hundred days In
tho year ahe must make neirly 40 cents
day. A room, within reasonable distance
Of her work. Will cost $40 year. The slisht
saying which she might effect BY going Into
tho outer suburbs would DO eaten up IN mo
expense Of tramway. omnibus Or even shoe
leather. Her food will cost hcr $50 year.
This estimate allows her bread. meat anu
milk, sufficient to keep her In good health'
six days In tho week and provides Tor a JIM
ner on Sunday at ono u the working poo
pics restaurants. The munu OF this meal
would DO something Ike this;
Bread ......"............,..... CONS
Wine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e'hs
Soup and beef. ....-............'..s'.' esutl
Vegetables .....................''s'. een.l
Cheese .....-....'...''.''.'''.. esnu'
ro,o, ....................2sc cents
The amount OF money she would have
TO spend on her clothes depends In some
measure upon tho nature OF her work 1t
could hardly DO loss than SO a year. In
Guiding shoes and outdoor wraps. For heat
light. washing and car-iaro ,hore would re-
main III.
Now. on this sum gir can live honestly
in Paris. She cannot 1.-Two honestly for less.
II she has to take tho entire caro- Of hcr-
self The figures have given arc not
lronclad. OF course. there must DO a cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-28

FOR RENT
2oo6 II st. l2r & b. .s15
y24 I'D. Tor * b. 80. 90
1871 3lst. 12r 4 80. ~
1918 Ia av. ilrSh. $3.50
l4oi 3lst, l2r * b. as
1892 18th 81, Mt
Pleasant. o. and 40
1868 18th 81. Tor a. D. 40
2.,O6 y 81, Tor & b.35. 80
los 18th, i0r * b. rs
ESl1 18th ST, Mt
Pleasant. sr and b.S0
'l9 and 2129i2 Pa
nv. ar and BIZ so
WoodS.,lc. Nd, 9r
II, l acre. - ~
SIG LIST Sc, 7r&b. -. 81
so and 922 cath It.
- ami d. coio9cd. -. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-28
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR EENT-A FINE-TONED HALLET & DAVIS
upright piano; will sell Also q good Hard
man piano; real bargain. At Sill 9th st. NV.
nu24-Gt
Fol; RENT-IlEMINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT
tie REMINGTON Office: modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered
free N city: one month applies purchase Of
when directly following rental.
WYCkofF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dIJf Cor. Sth and su NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-28

LOB Y So, Tr & D. $3.50
5li LIST sc, ar * b. 80
Stis A -, Or & b -. 10
1908 Meridian av. Mt
Pleasant. NJ. &c. -. ~
1867 Harvard si,
Col Hts, Or. water. IS
2l2-lt 9th M, Or. WIS 30
ZIG Poplar, Or. col. Il. 20
Wocdside. Nd, fr b,
Or, i acre. IL
120f Ward court, ar
br. water. colored. 10
1889 Valley st. Arb. w.9.3O
10ll ! ne, ir. col. II
loi4 Sist st, store. ~
= Scott Il, 2r. cd. 5
BILE. DAVIS 4 co.
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-ATTRACTIvE FURNISHED HOUSE;
nearly new; all modern improvements; rooms
and bath; terms very moderate. 1909 U ct. NV.
au25-3ts
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DEEBLE. DAVIS 4 co,
au-0-r 1913 n ST m w
au25-tr
or RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

tDk
1o2S Vt ay NV, lsr.S3OtI 2O02 II st NV lOr an
l123 II NV NV, l1r ..s 2Ols HiIlyer nj Tor II
lZis NV, * d2S3.3 sl3 18th NV. 9r. 80
htS 10Th ST, 22r 900 1872 18th st NV, ST 80
1851 q 81 NV. l6r lAaS5 1911 IT NV, Tor. 30
isit 18th 81 NV l2rl5o 2Ol2 Hilyer pl. Tor. IS
l2S5 18th NV. l2r. $50 Go Oct istl
1926 18th ST NV, 12r l25 1871 18th 81 NV Tor a
Road 81, Georgetown, l24s l1th st NV Tor as
l6r .l2si 1912 11th st NV or sb
i22s n ST NV. i5si25 Has 18th st CIV. NJ ss
I ;so 81 NV, Or. .l29 ll52 ~ 81 NV, sr. -
is 51, Donn ay nv, l2r.lsV 1882 Corcoran. Tor.
IL IL 81 NV, iir- 100 q Y fats, sr... D
S svo = 81 NV, Iir- 100 l2i4 llth 1t NV. Tor. =
lao 81 NV, TT 100 G23 81 tnatD Or. p
1884 18th ST NV. l2r.7 10 1909 q st NV sr a.
1872 10th ST NV. 11r.loO IAN thal,in st nv er "A
1886 10Th st NV. 12r. 100 lIIs 33d 81 NV Ior AZ
COO Md ave ne. Tor. 100 233 II 81 ne ior "a
1855 Mass nv, liza 9Th aw ar Il q
a., IL ....-l = .. 20 II ST ne, 9r.....3 IS
i.sss 10Th st NV, 1T - I'D 18th 81, sr... .85
ci3 ittn 81 NV, lurs $3.50 l25l 18th II NV. sr. rs
S-y eth 81 NV, st 1884 18th st NV. 81. 81 so
aMg, lVr... SS5 1872 Corcoran ST. Tor .3J
.oso , y DIV. .lr. 80 2sO6 y st NV, r.. 80. 81
CHS K st NV, l5r. 10 1874 isth 81 NV n al
GIG st NV. Or. 10 1927 @ 81 NV sr an
lib Pa ave NV, I'd s17 l1th ST NV Tr q "a
ana 81 floors I'D l401 Columbia NV Or Is
III 81 NV, lar. SiSJ 30 18th st NV. fiat ar y
'o.' 'Ih 81 NV tstore ll29 9th II ne. Or. :. lS
AZ dweillc). So. S33 1921 Both II nv. Or Is 20
lt43 torcoran st. sor. 30 1927 3oth ~ NV sr "a
50 ST NV. 1877. as G35 i,omer0y NV s,r - 20
The above only partial list of the n,,r,erfl.a
In nands. For Rent Bulletin containins ~
description issued weekly and can Ie had uos. an.
pisation TO THOMAS ]. FISHER * ~
uZotu,th&s 1924 y &
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FOR RENT Gs7 9Th ne ST. mi - 50
1134 Conn ay, 12r. mi SIS 20ls L, Or, mi. - 80
24S Del nv. l2r mi .65.J9 1905 Pa ave, naf Arab ~
$40 18th, osfce rms. IS 2129 Ia ax zr inl u 30
asa ID. Or. st q Gel .G5 s22 me- Or, mi . p 80
l012 17th Tor. mi. 6o.61 go oath sr,cel mi . JO
40 18th. Tor, mi. 60. so al47 H. ar mi =. % 10
1144 y, Sr, mi. Go 1871 Pa ave, store . IS
l3S n, 12r. mi. $40 2I01 X, ar and store. IS
so2 2lst l2r, mi. so g. 1910 10th, Or. mi - 20
lob Slst, l2r. mi so % <l6 18th, n. mi. % SO
a3l 18th, Tor, mi 30 IS 1913 Both. Or. mi. % 50
Us 18th, lar, mi: 80 l02e 10th, Or, We. 20 50
2S25 Pa 1or, mi so so 717ls 10th sr. wXr Ia 20
1907 Pa ave- 10r.. so 65' il17 list Gr wa Is so
2323 Pa ave. Tor mi. - 80 51s Eth Sc Sr mt Is 30
20lS NJ, Tor. mi. 1850 24Os ii, Or w. r. 10 20
1913 Ia ave. l0r. mi A.. 50 2324 G; sr W. r. IL 30
1I47 +, 7r. mi. II. 30 sl4 cath, ST. " IS IS
2olsR II, sr. NIL. .36.50 l723-5 T. Or W. rs 20
22l3 NJ, ar, mi. 30 20 i326 18TH r'r shop Is 20
2l35 h. 2r, mi. .35. 90 524 I'D Gr mi . Is 40
ls21 q. Tor. .35.5o 3sl3 Prospect, is
240s Pa, Tor. mi $3.50 l222 -2e-2s 18th. Or. Is
2l23 4, Tor, mi. :. $3.50 aOO9 ave- 7ris
2i47 X, Sr, INF. :. 20 so 4o9-lf-l3 I'D Or W Ia 20
-. ia ave Tor mi 3 - al4 sd. Or. .l$-30
1901 2ad. fer. mil MI. "a siss I n a. wiisiSS
aSsi yoth ST. mi. 80. 20 2soetll Va ave. w.l3.5o
SlSi L. r mn 10 % gl2 Goth. Or. II
$50 2oth Sr. mi. 30 SIS 18th ne, 6r w.....l1
PA L. 7r. mi. .30Joli + Alex CT ST. wIo so
3042 p. Sr. mi. 81. 20 81 Fenton 5r W 10 40
1909 s. sr, mi. ~. 20 2l5s l. &r.....,.... 10
For ruii List apply TO
aulS-s, tu&th
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1874 d se.l0r&ami 81. 80
COS Sd ne, 7r.ami. %. 80
gu 5 G ave Sc, 7r. .ls.J0
els ga ave Sc. Or. is
G3l z Sc. 7r. ami. LII
liz 10th Sc. 6r. 1850
l225 ! ne. Or. ami. 1880
ais o NV, fat, 4r&b. Ia
40 o NV, fat, 5r&b. IA
1927 Nd NV nc. Or .l45O
l0l4 9Th nc. Or. ami.l45o
2so1 Olive NV nv, Or. IL. 80
100 g Sc. 6r....-.i3.3e
GIG Callan ne, Or. 1880
ais Gi3 sw. Or. L. 80
1879 Fla ave NJ, sr.IO. so
& BRADLEY. 927 r ST.
W. WHITE, $50 II NV.
lbs 18th NV. sr.....S35
:o5 Mass ave ne. Or. Is
3l2 Elm, l. n TX. Or. q
236 Oak ST. l. ID Pk. Or. l5
40 L ne. 7r..........aO
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TUX llfNl-
2 Iowa Circle, 17r. 1925
1141 y ii ave, l2r. .S15
2020 G ST NV, 11r....So
GIG Mass ave NV, 16r,
ami .6
9l3 II l av aw, ,or, mi. G.,
1892 r nv. Tor. &aini. .65
1884 18th NV. Tor, ami 40
1920 18th NV, lar. ami. .45
1873 u ne. 1r&s. ~
1870 S NV, Tor. ami. IA
1904 ; NV. sr&a mi. rs
laos Corcoran NV .9r.S1. 80
l13l 10th NV, Tor. mi. ~. 80
Gil Mass ay ne. 9r&mi.35
434 ] NV. sr&ami. 80
aus SWORMSTEDT
FOR RENT-BY OSCAR
1921 9th NV. 1ir. .S45
1895 z NV. I2r. co
1913 18th NV. Or. 40
GO o NV. st r & d.50
1o0f $ c ave SC, Or. 20
bl7 9th ne. Sr. ..27
au25-3t
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FOR RGNT-HOUSES

foR RENr-6is. Glib y ST. 5. W, ROOMS. So
AS L sw sad. O.. 1850, 800 II sw. ST.. IL 40
% sw, Or .-.-. ID 80 l2is ID Sc, Or. - is
81 81 sw. store and dwelling. -. 20 Is
auso-St' is. LEONARD- 80 ~
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FOR RENT
Fiat, 1914 Pa ave
nv, Sr, ami. .... 80
IS2s Oregon ay. or2b. 30
1887 18th. 7r and b.30. ~
2SlS n NV, Sr, mi. -. 81
115i X NV, Or. W. -. 20
l7&5 Goth. 5r a store. .2l
1l42 9Th ne, Crab. 1888
iO2i 18th. ar. water. IL
22li Va ave, 4r w.12.SG
aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-28
WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED OR UNFINISHED o s :,
suitable for light housekeeping. second floor, 1 or
= of which third floor without objection; refs
exela rged- Address f. STAG office. au2S-2t"
Observation-Disclosures YOUNG PAINT
er. furnished room, with of pisno; with
without board; state price. Address PAINTER,
star office. 1ts
MaNrED-BY SEPTEMBER I, ONE OR TWO
furnished unfurnished and board for
man, wife and two children. references ex-
changed. p. NJ. H.. Star office. au27-3c'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS, BET. PA
ave and h ST., 9Th and 18th sts.; rent not to
exceed IS per Address ACK, 9OS Pa ave.
NV au27-2ts
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FOR RENT

Cor. 18th & Q sis NV let 21st & cd CT
CWith stablel- .SsJ3.3i 18th bet III and l. l06. 81
II bet nth and 18th 18th ST bet Il and X iSo
sts with stable. 800 st bet 10Th and
II 1 bet 18th st 2ist sis I,o
and Conn ave. with Jefferson place bet
slaole 4lOGi Conn and 18th. LIS
81 near Conn ave, Cor and 10th 800
with stable 1867 Dupont Circle bet y
MaSs ave net 18TH 81 ii ave and Il st. 200
ana dupont Circle 800 Dupont Circle bet
Senh ave bet NJ and III ave and st. $50
y sts-. -?l % DE Sales 81 bet lin
COM ave bet NJ and st and Conn ave IS
- SIS Win stah!e 10 VI bet 18th and 10Th iu5
~ pet idth ana i"tb.'soO Corcoran ST bet 18th
81 Det letn and and 18th SITS. 80. loo
lSth, WitA stable: 90 sunderland place bet
i6th 81 pet and r. 200 18th and y ii ave 100
h,st per -oih and Conn ave Dupont
<ist sts--...---- 80 Circle Summer -. rs
Office rooms LIST foor Of 1914 H. heat es
HOS st, LIST floor / rm ID floor 1sn3
and basement. .Sl2a Pa ave 40
! rm, I'd floor, 1903 z furnished rooms ana
Pa ave, 18th. .35 bath ON 81 near
STORES
laOi q st, LIST floor and basement an
STABLES
Stable rear 1913 S35 a.
Brick stable rear 1925 st ..................l5
Brick stable rear 9l5 10th st...............--
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR Of
FlCE FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON,
aulo-eo 1903 Pennsylvania ave-
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FOR RENT
NOW IS THE TINE TO FIND HOUSES FOR
FALL AND WINTER USE
THOSE WHO THINK THERE IS TINE
ENOUGH YET" OR ''PIICES WILL BE LOWER
NEXT MONTH";" NAY FIND THEMSELVES
MISTAKEN BEFORE THE NEXT MOON.
SEND FOR A COPY OF OUR RENT BUI.-
LETIN. FREE B. Il. WARNER & Co.
au2I-3t Ql0 y It Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-28
FOR RENT-HOTELS.

FOR HENT-THE HOTEL. FREDoNIA WILL BE
leased FOR A TERM OF YEARS. FROM
OCTOBER 1, 1894. The house contains over 100
room and has every modern convenience, and Is
being put In rstelass order. thoroughly renovated
inside and out. The location. New York bet
18th and 1+th sts.. is Acknowledged by all to be
the best in the city. The house Is furnished
throughout, and the furniture Is for sale. For
further particulars address WASHINGTON
DANENHOwER. 18th and g SITS. NV. aA7-
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? Besse.l's CT. 4r,w..IO.s0
sos 9th, 5r. wa. 10. 30
lis1 Hayes c't.4r.w.a.S0
House In Tenallytown,
Or and stable. q
lllO Congress 5r, W. &. 20
On chanpiain ave, Ss
and $40 per mo.
q In ls22 Brainard pl7 IS
storage room SIS 18th
nN ...............H
GEO. W. I.INKINS,
100 10Th 81. NV.
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ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS FOR INVENTORS OBTAINED
promptly; foreign patents procured al3 careful
attention given to general patent practice and
litigation ). G. FITZtiERAID, Room SO, lie
DIoit building. Washington, ID. c. au2'-6t'
GEO. ". KERN,
Lawyer.
Expert In patent cases. Specifications drawn for
inventors. 9iS ST., Washington. ID. G. Tvs oms
AMPBEI.L DARLINGTON,
Attorney Law,
Webster Law building, sos ST. B-w.. wrs'.
ington. DC. Residence. 92s ST n d..
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FUR RENI-FIAIS.
FOL. RENT-THE COMO, Is GRANT PLACE;
enlarged and reftted; Is rooms baths; cleo
tric door opener and bells; steam heating;
balconies. Inquire on premises. au23-3t'
FOR RENT-LAST OF THOSE ELEGANT AL
hamhra'' fats; will be Leased to responsible
tenant at reasonable price; large rooms, bath,
Kitchen store room and cellar. with all the best
and latest improvements; references required In
qure at store 1914 and IL Pa. ave.
au1S - Is, g. 30
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING FLAT; LARGE,
handsome rooms and bath room entire I'd floor
of elegant residence in Georgetown cable
cars; only SI5.35 per mo- r. A. PHILLIPS, 1422
N Y. ave. au1S-2w
FOR RENT-wEST END FLATS. 26o0 K ST. NV.
. roOIEs: n MI; 4 rooms: all have bath, gas
meter, water. sinks. coal vault: reduced rents;
refs. required jyl1-2m
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1903 y II av.14r,b.s1G6. 66
1879 Corcoran. 1ir,b. rs
J01 l1th. 1cr&store. .G
1921 18th. 9r, b. co
1872 Riggs pl, Or. b. As
leo Oregon ave. Tor. b.53
1Sl6 .Corcoran Sr. b....45
1872 Riggs pl. . r, b.4
PARKS, Ga + st. NV.
1919 X NV. 5r......l5
i2I 4th sc. Ar. .l3
904 9Th Sc. 4r....1l.30
63S 18th ne. 5r. 10. 30
] Fristoe CT. 5r...-.l0
4 North Row. 4r.....lo
SO Fenton pl, Ar. $50
3 Fristoe ct. 4r..... ~
HAS burden ct.3r 1850
90 Pierce. 3r fiat......s
I61 Armory st. 4r....s
$40 Bland ct. Ar. $40
. 18th st. and y. Y. ave.
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and modern conyeniecces: good neighborhoois
Inquire ~ FRANK I. BROWNING, 4I6 5ih ST
NV ms 70
FOR PENTHOUSE 1871 CORCORAN ST; THREE
stories; fronts south: ten large rooms clo;Lcs-
press. closets and all modern improvements; hack
parlor used dining room, back Of which a
buffers pantry. connected by dumb waiter with
kitchen below. front basement used as a store
room; rent. SI750. THoS. q. HENSEY & co.
lou" ST. " v" aul3-lm
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run
BY WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,
Cor 18th and q NV.
1915 Hopkins pl NV, GrS5O IOl6 9Th ne 6rls T5
&C NV. Or. 1880 9ls 18th NV Or . 10 20
Al - % 9th ne. oris 2ao3 f NV. Or. IL 80
2Uo2 * z NV Or. 10 80 ll25 2ith NV Or no 10
al cath NV. 6r. 1880 ) Corcoran row NV Ar 10
2VI list NV. Or. .l230 Id Cabbage al ne, 3r
100 Reeves NV. Or. 1890 and stable -. o "a
10, Ga ave Sc. 0r:-iO 1l6 Is st Mary's p
f-coo NV. =. 30
los 80 Harrison ay Stable r'r q bet 18th
Sc, Ar. ...--. :s30 and lith nw......s so
11o9 Seaton NV. 6r. 1880
Coal yard CORNER 18th and 1 SITS se.. %
auss.3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES,

For RENT-sTABIE sas ST. NV; $50. IL.
quire 92GII Ia. aulo-1m
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1913 NJ st, sr, b. $3.50
y 40 G st, 1r, b. =. .30.35
1905 9th ST, Or. b. Is. 30
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without building, latter preferred, for store and
business purposes; location. west Of 9th ST.,
iorth Of mall Address X. L. T., star office.
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RENTED, that will exchange for ground In ne.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-16

Thomas Ryan Talks A gain on the Las
Two Elections.

Thomas Ryan Talks gain on the Last
Two Elections.
Ex-Ninister to Mexico Thomas RYAN
says that when he said IN referring to
the election, ''W hat the true cause of the
trouble is do not pretend 10 saw" he
referred TO the election Of two years ago.
AIhe result Of that election" continued
he twas astonishing ia view OF the pros
perity then prevailing throughout the
whole country.
AT that time the Industries were
everywhere active. labor was never
more generally employed, wages were
never higher aud the dollar never would
purchase more Of the necessaries Of life.
Nevertheless there must have been i
cause for the discontent which then
found expression through the BAL
lot box The great labor masses
then implanted that massed cap
ital had become unduly powerful aud
tyrannous and extorted from labor
an unjust share. They also complained
that products were made to paw tribute
% fictitious capital--to capitalization OF
the great lines Of transp ortatiOn greatly
IN excess of the actual cost Of construc-
ton and equipment, 70 the grisvous in
jury Of every 0ranchso of labor Who shall
say these complaints are groundless9
However, concerning the recent cleo
tons the causes are evident enough.
Inc conditions resulting from the cleo
tlons Of % had crippled the Industry,
closed the great factories, paraIyzed
trade, depressed commerce, and driven
hundreds Of thousands from the work
shops into the streets, and the grievances
which caused the landslide Of two years
ago not only still remained but were in
tensihed; such elections as '92 and
'S4 signify the existence of wrongs. The
American people are not capricious:
No other people on the face Of the
earth are 50 well equipped to govern
themselves wisely. No party or public
servant has a mortgage on them
The Republicans viii probably be re-
stored to fun power again two years
hence, but we shall not meet the peoples
expectations unless We heed the lessons
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-16
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Companies Organized To do Business i
Kansas Granted Charters.

Companies Organized To do E3usin ess in
Kansas Granted Charters.
The following charters have been filed
with the secretary of state.
The Supreme Council Cash Purchase
association Of Horton. Kansas; organized
for the educational financial and benevO-
lent interests Of the IabOring classes and
all others Interested IN the overthrow Of
the credit system Of business. Directors:
G. w. Leverton, IL Nonknouse. Scott
Hopkins, wv. II. kemper, j. O. Diss, J.
H. Mitchell A \ Campbell, H. w.
Cadott, J. A. Stimml, II. D. Rec and 7.
Il krusell4 Capital stock, 500.
The Hiawatha Starch and Milling
company Of Hiawatha, Brown county.
Capital stock, S25,OD0. Directors S. r.
Graham of Hiawatha, A. r. Baattie, j.
w. Babbet Of Hiawatha, E. vi. Welcome,
Levi Close, j. A Mcclure, f. T. Hill, O..
II. Adams and Geo. MaglOtt
The White RIVER Reduction company
OF Wichita and Duluth, Arkansas. Capt.
tai stock, $50, LOO. Directors. James r.
Hallowell, Murray Myers. John A. Doran,
Montg omery Haliowell Of Wichita and
Jesse Taylor Of YelIville, Arkansas.