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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

PROPOSAI.S-Notice is hereby given
that, by order of the county court of Jack
son county, Mo, sealed proposals will be
received at the respective offices of the
county surveyor and the county clerk Of
said county In the court house at Kansas
City, up To the hour OF y o'clock noon OF
The 9Th day Of August, 1925, FOR doing the
Lpscomb road from the center of section
., township AZ. range SO. to Martin City.
specifications for the above work mny he
seen in the Offices Of the comfy surveyor
and the county clerk, In the court house at
or a certified check for such amount to
accompany each bid. 10 be forfeited to
Jackson county In ease of refusal or in
ability Of the bidder to enter into salts
factory contract and bond for said work
within days after awarding the contract.
The court reserves the right to reject any
and an bids. r. T. CRlTrENDEN JR.,
Clerk of County Court OF Jackson County.
Missouri.
Dated July 18th 1925.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
BRUSH CREEK COAL.


RICH. oily and clean to handle; burns to
a white ash and won't slack by exposure:
a home industry. Now is the time to buy
your coal. Tel 2l9l or 1913
L. 7. HERNDON, Agt. for Company,
American Bank bldg
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03


NI}rICE 'OIS TRJ-STEE'S sALE-Where-
as, on April 25th lN9. laura ., bhoadts
and Robert q. Rhoades, her husband, mace,
executed and delivered their deed OF trust
one bond for the sum of SiSO00O in said
deed of trust described, wherein they con-
trustee, the following described real estate
situated in the county of Jackson and
state of Missouri. to-wit' All of lot num-
Der three Gl, and the south ten llC feet
I'm Brown and Brooks subdivision OF the
northwest quarter of the northwest quar-
an addition to the city of Kansas tnow
Kansas city, Missouri according to re-
corded plat thereof, together with all the
improvements thereunto belonging: and,
whereas ON the 7th day of May, 1889 at
ll.l0 O'Clock a. m, said deed OF trust was
Of the records Of said Jackson county,
Mis- ourt, and, whereas, said deed OF trust
provides that upon non-payment Of
the debt secured by sat5 decd deed ,Si of
property therein described may be sold by
ihe trustee for the purpose Of raising the
lul. whereas said indebtedness is now past
due ana unpaid; now, theTetoTe, pubic
notice Is hereby given that J the under,
I'M said deed of trust, under and by virtue
of the authority vested IN me hS said deed
Of trust. at the request of the owner OF
described real estate at public Venduc, 70
the highest bidder, for cash. az the south
front door Of the building IN which the c.r-
rult court Of said Jackson county, Missouri
ia held. being the new county court house
In Kansas city, MISSOURI, on Monday, the
2Gth day Of Augnst' iSgo, betwefn, me hours
in the afternoon of said day for the pur-
pose OF raising The money TO PAY the
amount OF SAD nas1tea1bsS trs Mth interest
DAVID H. FIFTEEN Trustee
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

DON'T overlook this / want to buy %
IT. lot for $50 in either Kansas Citys. Ar
mourdale, Argentine or vicinity, suitable
for store building; will pay spot cash;
what have you? Address lO0 Journal Of
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
WHOLESALE BICYCLES.

WE want a young man in every town in
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska to handle
our wheels Get our catalogue and prices
1927 and 1929 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
TO EXCHANGE.

N~SSOSr~~SS~ ~c;S~T~-~-~-~-~c~,~-~~~~o
WILL TRADE Kansas City vacant lots
for farming lands in South Nebraska,
Northeastern Kansas or Missouri; will
sumo incumbrance. o. MILES. Burden, KS.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


TO RENT-By Joseph Plume,
Rental Agent Since 1880
pol New England building.
HOUSES.
1910 Montgall ave. Z room brick, $3.50.
90I f.. 18th ST., room brick. S2j.
STORES
1915 Grand ave, large store. SIS.
6l4 independence ave. large store, SIS.
ROOMS.
% and Sd floors, ISIS Grand ave.
4 rooms az go and rooms at si2 n W,
cor. Independence and Holmes ST.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
EMPLOYMENT AorScrrs.

CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
and furnished rooms, i0ila East 18TH. cor
Walnut. Tel. il79 The best place IN X c..
Mo, to md help or situations. male or fe-
male; IL years experience. Ref. omaha
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

BUSINESS CHANCE--S5O0 and upward
per month easily made with small capital
by systematic speculation. Safest method
Book and particulars free. National bank
references. Thomas e. Co.. 179 Balto bldg.
Chicago
BUSINESS CHANCE-S50o to 81 900 cas-
ily made by speculation. Address Pattison
e. Co., Omaha bldg, Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
FOUND.

FOUND-On 10th ST.. last Thursday, near
the corner of Olive, two lap robes; one ap-
parently new, and the other somewhat
worn. The owner can have same by calling
at No 90S Grove St, and proving property.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
FOR RENT
1902 and 1904 Main Street.
GEORGE HEST 700 Hcst bldg
TO RENT-ROONS.
BUSINESS CHANCES,


500 To $500 made monthly by securing
for us speculative orders in grain and
stocks VIII furnish market quotations
free and divide commissions with right
party in every town. No capital or OK
perence required. Send for full particu-
lars and highest references. Valentine &
Co, 696, Traders Building, Chicago.
BEST plans to speculate by mail clearly
outlined in our new book explaining spec
ulation. Hundreds not in telegraphic touch
with markets. have .profitably used these
plans. Sent free with our market letter
and bank references Valentine & Co, Sls
Traders bldg, Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

$4,000 TO LOAN on tirst-class real es-
J. 4. CLAYTON,
Rooms COL and Coz, Nelson & Weller bldg.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

----~-~s--- ~~-.->--,>"-
HAVANA CIGARS-10c goods, for &c;
3 for quarter size, for 25c; Royal Ha-
! vana stogies, for 10c. Geo. w. Rose,
agt, 6 r.. 10th st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

:, -, -,
kinds; also repairing and painting promptly
done. Factory 81, 3l3 and 3l5 Broadway.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

CHAS. X. TOWT, JOHN H. TOWT.
President. Vice President.
Il. l.. HARRIS,
Secretary.
MIDLAND TRANSFER CO.-Freight
and baggage transferred to and from all
depots Furniture moved and packed by
experts 407 and 400 Wyandotte ST.. Kan
sas City, Mo. Telephone 1917.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
ROOFING.

THE Kansas City Metal Roofing & Cor
rugating Co.. Ale Delaware. Tel. 1869.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
LOST.


LOST-Near 9th and Troost ave. a slide
trombone in case; reward paid; no ques-
tons asked 1922 East 9th st,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

TO LOAN-S2.OOO private money in sums
of $500 or more. j. T. HARPER.
IInll
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
LEGAL NOTICES,

PROPOSALS. Notice is hereby given
that, by order Of the county court OF Jack
son county, Mo. sealed Proposals VIII be
received al the respective Offices OF tho
said county In the court house at kansas
city, up 10 the hour ~ y O'Clock, noon,
the following work, to-Wit, Grading
hnOChe road, from center line OF section
q, township f7, range 80, TO south line ot
Jackson county. SpeCinca lions for the
above work may be seen IN the offices OF
the county surveyor and the county clerk
I'm the court house at Kansas city. Mo. 4
cash deposit ot $4,000. or certified heck
FOR SUCH amount, 10 accompany each bid,
% be forfeited t2 ,JaC kson county in case
ter into satisfactory contract and bond for
said work within 8 days after awarding
the contract. The court reserves the risht
to reject any and all bids.
Dated July 10Th 1895.
T. II. CRITTENDEN. JR.,
Clerk Of County Court Of Jackson County.
Missouri
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

,PRQPosALs-Notiee is hereby given
that by order OF the county court OF jack
son county, Mo, sealed proposals Will be
received at the respective offices of the
SAID COUNTY. In the '' Court T house al KaasSs
city, up 10 the hour OF Y o'clock. noon
Of the Sth day of August, 1895 for doing
Bucknet' road. from m the end Of the mssads. 'sis
am to Buckner. Specifications for the above
the county surveyor and the county clerk,
IN the court house at Kansas City, Mo. A
cash deposit OF $4,000 a certified check
for such amount. 10 accompany each bid.
to be forfeited 10 Jackson county in case
of refusal or inability of the bidder 10 en-
ter into satisfactory contract and bond for
said work within days after awarding
the contract. The court reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated July goth. 1885.
T. 7, CRITTENDEN. JR.
Missouri
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


MONEY TO LOAN-Quick low rates.
H. l.. JOHNSON & Co. IL. Y. Life bldg.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

LEGAL NOTICE-In the district court
nf Riley county, state OF Kansas, ss. In
the matter of the assignment OF Wm. l..
UiuIubotham. Notice of sale of real es-
tate. Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dcrslgned, the duly appointed ana quail
iubotham, as successor to @. Huntress,
iata deceased Assignee of said estate, un-
der and by direction of an order duly
made by the district court Of Riley county,
in The state of Kansas, VIII, on Monday,
the md day OF September, 1885, at the
county, state of Missouri, IN the city Of
Kansas City, Mo, at the hour OF two (2)
O'clock n. nj, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described real estate to-wlt: Lots
number seventeen %, eighteen QS), nine
teen QO twenty (20i, twenty-one CID and
twenty-five (22), IN block number eight (9.
Ciuinottes River adiitlon) to the city OF
Kansas City, in Jackson county, state of
Missouri the same being the real estate
belonging TO the estate OF VIM. T.. Hig-
inbotham and now under the control and
order OF the said district court, Notice Is
further given that ! viii at the same time
ana place and under the same authority
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
followiug described tract Of land situate
in Barton county, In the state of Kansas
tG-Wlt: The south half NaD OF the north-
east fourth G4) OF the northwest fourth
a. of section eight C0, in township thirty
acres, more or less. according to govern
ment survey thereof. Given this 27th day
Of july, 1885 at my ohice In the city ot
Manhattan, Riley county, state Of Kansas.
Receiver of the Estate of VIM. z. Hgin-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

the i.'' 'univcrsity Of the state OF Mlssduri
jackson county-Notice is hereby given
jackson county free scholarship in the
university Of the state OF Missouri. will
be hsi5 IN tqg SGe OF the o GognIg
m. Applicants win be examined in the
course: Latin Greek, English. mathemat,
les and history. For the course in letters
Latin, English mathematics. history and
science For the course In science: Latin,
French or German, English, mathematIes,
be conducted in writing. All communica-
tons may be addressed TO S. NJ Barrett,
Chairman Exam. Board independenee Mo,
$, Nj. BARRETT,
i. |. CAMMAck.
WM, +. BAHLMAN,
GAASGAAi&H HAh
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

CHRONOMETER, watch and clock
maker. ]. 7. kepmuir, East 10th St, bet.
Main and Walnut.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
9TH and WyandOtte.
LEGAL NOTICES.


0'irst publication August "a. 1889
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SAI.E-Whcrc-
as. on November l6, 1871. tho Concordia
made, oXecuted and deiiivered It's It's deed Of
trust for the purpose Of securing. the pay
sand dollars $1,000 with interest coupons
attached named in said deed OF trust,
wherein It conveyed 70 The ,uaInidersgngd,
scrhed real estate, situated IN the county
Of Jackson and state OF Missouri, to;wit:
an addition to Kansas city. and whereas,
said deed of trust was. on November 3Oth,
book Il G ls7 at i'J5H page C. IS & of TR tie records OF
said Jackson county, Missouri; and where.
AS i Is Sd ss IN sad A. e9na Snd aefd of
and Trust Company shall fail to pay, or
cause TO- be paid any OF the interest me- ,,, CO.. o.
same become due and payable, then the
whole amount of said bond shall at once
and whereas. the said Tho Concordia Loan
and Trust Company has failed TO pay, or
tachcd to said bond. which became duo
and payable on the first day Of DECEMBER
day Of December 1891, and the first day of
June, 1925. wherefore the, whole amount of
said bond is now now % due and payable, ,1 ard i UNI
deed of trust: now. therefore, public no.
tce is hereby given that I, the undersigned,
deed of trust, under and by virtue, of, the
authority. vested in me by said deed OF
owner of said bond, will proceed TO sell the
above described real estate at public ven
due. to the highest bidder, for. cash, at tho
the circuit court of said Jackson county,
Missouri, is held being the new county
court house in Kansas City Missouri, on
Monday. the 2Gth day OF August, A. u. 1895.
between the hours OF 9 o'clock in the fore
nson and o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, for the purpose of raising the money
to pay the amount Of said bond, with in
terest, and the costs of executing this trust.
DAVID II. 1ITTIEN, Trustee.
The Concorda Loan and Trust Company
sold the property herein described before
fia
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
SAFES.

SAFES opened and repaired, bought and
sold. Combination locks cleaned and
changed. b. HARRlGAN, Expert
Telephone 1854 l0s East Tenth St
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
wANTED-MAIE HELP.


,.MANTED---orsanizer and agents for a
cs"ennehcial and fraternal order; benefit GER.
o,.iStsales from Aoo 20 $500; sickness and
b slZ ana tlS per week. Address or In
uuTe. III. NJ. HELLER, Sup. Sec'y.
$780, 322 Temple block
JOHN A. WHILE Supreme Pres.
WANTEp-Boy about Is years Old to
make himself useful with n travelling mu.
SCUM VIII pay board and IS per week.
can 1910 Grand avenue.
NANTEp-Salesmcn; a man OF ability
IN mercantile premium business. also one
lh me retail liquor and cigar trade. Ad-
dress BRADLEE. u. 18TH St. N Y.
WANTED-A man thoroughly familiar
with the straw board business. references
required. Apply at 800 Delaware st.
WANTED-R Reliable young man; salary
paid. with chance promotion. b2t Main st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

C~-~e~--~~~~-~-~~-~>~-~~~
LOANS-Mssouri farm loans promptly
made within 100 miles of Kansas City.
Kansas City improved loans wanted; sizes
500 TO $1,000. Write or call.
JAMES l.. LOMBARD,
400 Hest bldg. Kansas City.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03

TADIEs. Chchester's EngIish Pennyroyal Pills
Ts no olB Pa' ssda are tns .r ssi af Ks'i
for l.r chicnsstsr a'e chssmaisssr q aissr Co. i.a..
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

PASTURE FOR HORSES-Three dollars
per month; sent for and returned. Mark 5.
Salisbury, Independence, Mo.
FOR SALE-Fine family carriage pole
and harness. Calhoun, All Wyandotte st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-03
CLAIRNOYANT.
EDUCATIONAL.
liEnICAL.

months $40 in O'Connor's college of bus
mess and Shorthand, Kansas City, kas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-08
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

Charley Peck of Chicago is in Topeka
visiting
The thermometer took drop too much
last night.
The high school janitors have had
their salaries raised.
There were no special box parties at
the Grand last night.
Lee Jones can play half dozen differ
ent musical Instruments
The Masonic lodges in the state are
now making their annual reports.
Capital lodge I. o. o. F. installs its
new officers on Thursday evening.
Photographs were made yesterday of
the interior of the Santa Fe Offices
The seniors in the high school will
complete their labors on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Linninger. who
live in Potwin, are the parents of a boy.
The Washburn oratorical contest will
be held at the college chapel on January
10.
Almost an entire day has now elapsed
without a murderer of Mrs. Matson be-
ing found.
"Come off the earth" sect on to me-"
said the ice to the small boy, and the
small boy did.
There are half a dozen meetings of
agriculturally inclined associations in
Topeka just now.
Congressman Charles Curtis has pre-
sented a petition in favor of an anti-lot-
terry law to the house.
The monthly salaries of the janitors in
the public schools are exactly 10 per cent
of that of the teachers.
There are three houses to the Kansas
leg islature-the house of representa-
tives, the senate and the Copeland
Councilman Stephenson is circulating
| petition for the appointment of Henry
Aye as driver of the police patrol wagon.
The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Missionary church, which had
been in session in Topeka, has adjourned
Orlie Crawford and his comedy com
pany closed their season at Emporia Sat
urday night and returned home. They
rode. too.
| A colored man who wants job under
the new administration made a hit last
night by singing campaign songs in the
corridor of the Copeland
| Twenty men appointed by Rev. Oh as.
NJ. Sheldon will hereafter have charge OF
the Sunday evening services at the Cen
trail Congregational church
A new Latin text book is to be used al
| high school hereafter instead of the one
now in use. 1t may be a good change
| but school books cost lots of money.
| It has been officially announced that
| pupils in the public schools will be re-
sponsible for their own breakages while
experimenting in the laboratories.
Weather Observer Jennings was away
from his office last night, but it was nc
secret. The mercury took drop to hin
and even the cold weather was on
The first mistake in the arrangement
of the new high school has appeared
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-08

Kinpman. j. w. Richards of Pottawato-
ME, Hostetter of Cloud were nominated.
The first ballot resulted: Gillette 81;
Hostetter. So; Richards 20; second ballot;
Gillette, 80; Hostetter, 48; Richards 20.
Mr. Hostetter was declared elected.
Mr. Seaton of Atchison offered reso-
luton providing for the nomination OF
temporary speaker, and for assem- bling
at 11:45 to prevent the occurrence Of such
a contingency as happened two years
ago, when the secretary of state refused
to deliver the roll of the house because
it had no presiding officer. The resolu-
ton was adopted, and J. B. Remington
was nominated by reclamation.
By resolution offered by Mr.. Cubbison
a caucus on state printer was called for
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
For chaplain, j. III. Sullivan of Doug
las, John Underwood of Riley, II. D.
Fisher'of Pottawatomie, John A. Bright
of Shawnee, Elisha Clark of Dickinson,
]. w. Bailey, and P. 7. Rhodes were
named.
McCown Hunt of Leavenworth said he
had aim st pledged himself not to men,
ton the house of '93, but he took great
pleasure in nominating his friend John
Seaton of Atchison. This caused a
hearty laugh from the members who
knew Mr.. Seaton, who said with good
humor that he would accept the nomi-
nation.
Rev. P. T. Rhodes was elected on the
third ballot by 81 votes, to "a for Sulli-
van, for Bright and 2 for Bailey.
For postmaster, F. r. French of Kear-
nev county, B. Fl. Bum of Rush county,
Mrs. E. H. Muncey of Shawnee, G. G.
Angle of Bourbon county, Patrick J.
Flynn of Jackson, Mrs. A. L. Reeder of
Leavenworth, De Forest Jetmore of
Shawnee, c. E. Moore of Cherryvale, Ed
Allen of Sedgwick.
Mrs. Munsey was elected on the third
ballot Munsey 5S, Angle 9, Bum l,
Reeder 6, Flynn 8, Moore 1.
For engrossing clerk, Julia c. Rexford
of Shawnee, Miss Annie l. Swayze of
Leavenworth, were nominated.
Upon motion of Hopkins of Finney the
matter of selecting an engrossjng clerk
was laid upon the table
c. II Tucker, of Douglas, was nomi-
mated for temporary secretary by accla-
nation.
For assistant postmaster Thomas C.
Weaver of Cherokee, Ed Phillips of
Sumner, ]. L Yerger of Russell, J. P
vale, and F. r. French were nominated.
Mr.. Angle was nominated on the second
ballot, receiving 80 votes
The caucus upon a resolution offered
by Mr.. Cubbison, decided to meet this
morning at II O'Clock.
A committee consisting of Mr.. Cubbi-
son, Mr.. Benedict, and Mr.. Simons of
Sumner, were appointed committee to
provide some plan for choosing seats
The vote was taken with the IN
derstanding that the eight who re-
ceived the highest votes on the first bal
lot should be declared elected The re-
suit counted in the following: Roy Fl.
Foster, Q. A. Clark, Boyd Lambert, Will
lard Funk. George Satterthwaite, Clar-
ence Sheafor, Elmer Howard and Robert
f. Stuart.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-08
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS
Lobde11 for Speaker and F. L. Brown for
Enrolling Clerk.

LObdell for Speaker and F. L. Brown for
Enrolling Clerk.
The Republican house caucus organ
lied at o'clock Yesterday afternoon bv
the election of ]. NJ. Miller of, Morris
county as chairman. Charles E. LobdeI
was unanimously nominated for speaker
by j. X. Cubbison. The nomination was
seconded by John Seaton and Judge SUIT
ton. Mr.. Lobdell was escorted to the
chair and thanked the caucus for the
nomination.
Bone OF Clark county nominated ]. r
Cubbison for speaker pro tenn. Brown
OF Crawford moved that the nomination
be made unanimous. which was done.
Mr.. Cubbison was called for and thanked
the caucus.
Frank L. Brown of Garrett J. 0.
Royce of Phillipsburg, H. L Willard of
Rice colnty, and Banks of Shawnee
were placed in nomination for chief
clerk.
The first and deciding ballot stood:
Brown, 40; Royce, 20; Willard, 10;
Banks 2. Total 81.
Mr.. Browns nomination was m ade
unanimous.
l. S. Sears of Shawnee was unimousIy
nominated for assistant chief clerk.
For reading clerk of the house. Chas.
5. Martin of Saline county was nomin-
At6Q Dy aCClamdLfOn.
For journal clerk. Col Tom jackson
OF Harvey and j. n. Harr of Shawnee
were placed in nomination The result
OF the ballot stood jackson 81, Harr 23
For ergeant-at-arms, D. 5. Curry of
Atchison, c. c. Clevengsr of Woodson.
:. , dixon OF Sumner, j. R Miller of
shawnee, A II. Burtis of Finney. w. p
Wilcox of Lyon and A. c. Jordan of Rice
county were nominated. DE Jordan was
chosen on the fourth ballot. the final
vote standing: Clevenger AZ, Jordan 46.
Dixon l. '
a resolution by Mr.. Powers of Cowlev
was adopted, after considerable discus
sion, empowering the sergeant at arms.
door-keeper and enrolling clerk to an
point their own assistants, subject to the
approval of the house committee on en-
ployes. The caucus adjourned until 8
Q clock.
immediately af ter the evening session
OF the caucus was called to order Bob
Moore was nominated for doorkeeper bv
reclamation.
For chief enrolling clerk Mrs. G.
brown OF Hamilton county, Mrs. [. G.
hughes of Wyandotte and Miss Annie
L. Swayze OF Leavenworth were nomi-
mated. The first ballot resulted. Mrs
Brown, z; Miss Swayze, 90; Mrs. Hughes
49. Mrs Hughes having a majority was
declared elected.
A resolution made by johnson ot
Anderson to give the chief clerk mower
to appoint such assistants as he needed
subject to the approval of the house
committee on employees was laid upon
the table.
For docket clerk Omar Gillette of