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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

at the White House asking for 10000 O00
worth of bonds. ! opened 1t leasurely and
when | looked at 1t / thought there was "A
mistake. | supposed 1t must Ice $1,000 OGl.
| teleGraphed at once to the man to repeat
his telegram IT came back within an
hour, and there was no mistake about it,
for the words were written out The man
wanted Si0000.Oo0 worth and he wanted to
know whether he could have them. | re
piled that he could. This telegram came
from the National Bank Of Commerce of
New York, Soon after another New York
bank telegraphed for SlO000,OOO and follow
ing this we got two telegams each asking
for S25, ,OOo 001 and another asking for $50 .
OO0,OOO We had to refuse S6O,OO000O worth
of bonds that day because the reques
came too late. II was about two weeks
after this that | concluded to raise the
price of the bonds, and to put them at IA
premium of one-half Of ! per cent above
par. / wanted to redeem The n-forty
bonds that We're then outstanding, and /
offered TO sell $3.50 100000 of per cent bonds
at this premium, Most Of the fnanciers of
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

we find Senator Allison He is a sound
man and has a good record. He would
make a good candidate and a good presi-
dent. ! think the situation Is such that
there is little doubt of our electinS a presi-
dent, and that a Republican Will take his
seat in the White House in 1897
"What will be the issues?
They viii be the tariff and the financial
question. The Democrats have so tampered
with the tariff that they cannot raise
enough revenue TO pay the government $
expenses, and this will have to be remedied.
The silver question will come up in some
shape or other, and this may divide the
Democratic party | don't believe that i
will greatly injure the Republican party
How Resumption Came.
.You were secretary of the treasury,
Senator Sherman, under President Hayes
al the time OF resumption. and you We're
the author of the resumption act. Did you
not md 1t easier to resume than you
Eyes. i suppose So" replied Senator sher-
man. II have always had faith in the busi-
ness ability OF the American people.
al have alwa1s believed in their honesty.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

4 we could see through his telescope If
were interested In the horses. wanted to
. get a sight Of Mansheld's sporting men.
: was more Interested however, in the com
b ing race for the presidency, and had
\ asked the senator point blank the question
a as to he above Se wasd was his rp
4 from his lips in firm sharp and decisi i've
\ tones, and / could see from the expression
of his face that his presidential ambitions
!. have passed forever.
| What the Presidential Once Should he.
, After making the above remark he stop
red a moment in seeming meditation. and
-hen went on
yes, the presidency has always been a
position of great wear and tear IT has
And still | don't why 1t should be
than that which has, been held by many
of our presidents. l believe that the chief
executive should be man Of leisure rath-
er than an official hack. He should have
time to consider and study the great mat
e"s of public policy, connected with his
Nsuboydipates;s hi his cabinet ministers should
. houi be" be his assistants in the carrying
ut his policy. He should rely. upon
aSn,e sm b do @ their ng Mork hand ana he sh9nd not
the papers of petty postmasters, or of the
tide-waiters at every small custom house.
10 carry out olicy. If they do not like
his policy, ana will, not accept it, let him
has no right to fritter away his vital force
; =: :clerical details"
a How Abraham Lincoln Ruled
hat presidents have appreciated this
lfat =, senator" said l. "and have saved
themselves for the s aat questions with
which they had to deal?"
Senator Sherman thought moment. and
then replied: Abraham Lincoln. / think,
.chose great men for his cabinet officers,
land he trusted them. He left each man to
!do his own work. and he often laughed at
sShe members of his cabinet on account of
tthe fuss they made about their trouble
with office seekers and their details of ofii-
;cial management. Lincoln's mind was
haken up with the great things of the war.
l4ie had only one idea, and that was 10
save the Union, This was the idea that
dominated the country and the whole
z Mort during his presidency. 1t oVershad-
ow ed everything else and II absorbed him.
Z AS for Cleveland, he is busybody. and he
must know everything"
Who will be the Republican candidate
II cannot say. l have learned not to
prophesy much 10 the future. l can see
no further into milestone than any other
? man. What you ask as to the past / will
be glad to answer, but not as to the fut-
ure. / can only say that We do not lack
good candidates. There is Reed, of Maine,
His ability is beyond question and he would
be acceptable to the Republican party, His
locality is against him. however. There is
Mckinley. lie is an able man and will
make good candidate. He Will. believe,
nave the support of Ohio, and ! would like
20 see him nominated. Going further west
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15


deed of trust dated July 18th 1881
and recorded in the office of The recorder
Kansas city, Missouri on July 10TH, 1891.
in book h number a. al page 55, conveyed
to the Undersigned trustee, Leon Block,
the following described real estate in Jack
son county Missouri, to-wh: lots thir-
teen Q0, and fourteen 40, in Waldo place,
an addition to the city Of kansas, noW
Kansas city, Missouri, as marked and drs-
isnatct on the recorded plat thereof. on
Hle and OF record in the office Of the re-
corder of deeds for Jackson county, Mis-
sour, at Kansas city, Missouri, IN trust
to secure the payment Of her TWO promlz-
sory notes IN SAID deed OF trust described (;
and whereas, said notes have become due
and default has hern made in the pay
ment thereof, and the same remain unpaid ,
now; therefore, puddle notice Is hereby Civ
at the request uf the legal owners and
holders of said notes, ana I'm pursuance of
trust, wili sell the above described proper
~ at public yCndue to the highest bidder,
for cash on the 18th day Of August, 1895,
forenoon and tiye O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day AT the west door OF the United
states postoiiiee buildlns, az Ninth and
Walnut streets, in Kansas city, Jackson
county Missouri, for the purpose Of sat
isfying said indebtedness and the costs of
efss995 Ess da64se sss Fsi LEON FtF2&E Fs}sc
ASsIGNEE's NOTICE-To whom II may
concern: You Will take notice that the un-
ing' On the l9th day Of August, 1885. and
of nine o'clock a. m. and hve O'Clock p.
m, on each OF said days. at room No, 65S
M Main SIS Kansas city. Missouri. viii hear hi,
proofs of claims, and demands against Geo.
the assignment, which was on the End
day OF June, 1885 and all creditors having
any Claims r or barnby notsd 500 So nj
the same at the time and the place de-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN.
a VISIT TO rur GREAT rINANCIER Ar
MS MANSFIELD HOME.
He speaks of tho Leading Candidates and
says the Issues WIN Be the Tarin
and siiver--somethipg About
His Literary Work.

tcoryrishted iso5. by Frank G. carpenter0
Mansfield, O., July t8.-"No. ] am
Gency and Il all the people OF the United
states should Join together and offer 1t to
me. ] would not accept the position. ! am
too old. Nc man OF Il has 4 right
10 Undertake the work and responsibility
which come to- the chief executive OF the
United states II Is a position Of wear and
tear ana it should have a younger man"
These were the words OF Senator John
sherman as We sa, together In a little SUM
mer house Just back OF his ohio home.
and toasted our eyes ON one of the most
beautiful farming scenes OF the United
states. For miles on three sides OF us,
rising and falling In billowy rolls extended
the tat farms Of Richlaud county vast
crazy quilt OF many-coored crops. Away
off TO the right was the new Ohio reform
school looking Ike n castle with It's walls
Of gray stone work. Nearer still tn the
valley were the big factories which have
made Mansfield one of the richest towns
and best business points In the United
States, and Just In front OF MS far off on
the northern horizon lay the county fair
grounds, whore The races were then going
on and which senator sherman told me
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

/
WHEREAS. William Il. Chester and Su.
san X, Chester. his wife, By their deed Of
trust dated the third day of January, eight
| zen hundred and ninety and recorded in
the office of the recorder OF deeds of Jack
son county. Missouri. at Kansas City, OH
dred and ninety In book Il Ssi pages 2io
TO 22i, both inclusive. conveyed TO the un-
derslsned, Jefferson Brumback, trustee,
the following described land IN Kansas
| City Jackson county, Missouri. to-wit; All
numbered siNty-seVen 90, In McGee's ad-
dition to the city OF Kansas, as the same
are marked and designated on the plat OF
oflice OF the recorder OF deeds OF said Jack
son county, making parcel fronting in
the south branch OF Fourteenth street. in
Kansas city, between Oak street and Lo-
nine OO feet more or less 10 an alley, in
trust to secure payment of certain
promlssory notes in said deed OF trust de-
made in the payment when due OF the
principal note and the flfty-four and sixty
months interest notes mentioned in said
deed, and the same still remain due and
unpaid; now, therefore. public notice IS
hereby given. that at the request of the
owner and holder of said dcfaultcd notes.
the other notes maturing before those hav-
Ing been pssd w n as ssp speh hodT trng,ge y 9y
to sell the property hereinbeforc and in
said deed Of trust described, and any and
every part thereof, at public venduc. to the
highest bidder at the court house door tn
the city of Kansas tnow called Kansas
for cash, on Friday, the second day OF
August eighteen hundred and nlncty-tlve.
between the, hours Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon.
to pay said notes and interest thereon, and
the costs and expenses OF eNcGutins the
sale win be made being the south front
door of the court house building in Kansas
block ot ground bounded by Fifth street.
oak street Missouri avenue ana Locust
street being the building wherein the cir
emf % IL Y. a
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
ron sALE-MIsCEILANEoUs.

-~~-y~-~N~~,y>r-----e-.>> >s>~~sSS>~-~N-~-.~->y>O
SPECIAL PIANO SALE-Comn"uciug
Monday, july Is, We Offer unusual bargains
TO close out - pianos. II you intend to
buy IN the next year or two IL VIII pay
and see or write for list and prices TO o. ii.
Guilin. 929 Walnut ST., "a floor
FOR SALE-Book notice: Take eight pa
per novels to Fcttcrman's amt get eight
more for 2jC. 1921 NHin 81. Book sale daily.
FOR SALE-Fiuc double harness for car
riage; Will sell cheap If taken at once. Tel
Cphonc 7Oj or address 1920 T.. 18th ST.
FOR SALE-Falcon wheel: never been
used; liberal discount. Inquire at JIG West
Sth St. ground floor.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

had said only a few months before that he
would give 1000 to be at the head of the
line on the day of resumption. He could
have gotten his place for nothing II was
late in the day, only, that few stragSlers
came in and asked for coin. and at the
end of the first day of resumption the gov
ernment really had more coin than It had
in the morning"
Crazy for Bonds.
"But how about the bonds. senator?" l
asked.
They had been selling steadily" was the
reply, land after resumption the people
We're crazy to get them. one hundred and
fifty million dollars worth of the per
cents were sold dur~ . January, and this
against S25 O00.0Oo the preceding month. We
called in the per cent bonds, and still the
subscriptions increased. Along about the list
of Al pri the bonds began to appreciate, and
there was a great rush to get them. one
hundred and fifty million dollars worth
were taken In one day, and | received a
telegram one morning at "A cabinet meeting
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

j. r KENMUIR, for the past "a years In
Kansas City. has given personal attention
to repairing tine watches and clocks.
Charges reasonable. No. G. East Tenth
St. bet Main and walnut
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND VIEW co, 6lO
Main St; tcl". 2723; every tourist ought to
take a kodak along; koiaks rented, r"-
filled and finished; We make photos of any
thing for any purpose.
ARE YOU about to lose your property?
If so, get cash for your equity by address
ing, with particulars, + go. journal office.
JAMES BANNON, the architect mas re-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15


CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
and furnished rooms, lOiL3 East 18th. cor.
Walnut. Tel. ll79 The best place In X. c..
Mo, to find help or situations. male or
female. IA years experience Ref omaha
Nat. bank. Omaha: CltLzens' bank. X. G.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A controlling interest in
very desirable hrickyard property in llous-
ton, Tex. cquipped for manufacture of
dry press front brick, and stin mud com
mon brick, and produces a iino article of
both. Location as TO local market and
is a rapidly growing city and best tistrih-
utiug point in the South. Good husiness
reasons for selling. &. j. BROWN
Topckd. Kas.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
GI,pt ERfES.
R. Il. WILLIAMS,
Popular
Low PRICE GROCER
El1-koQ Min cttnni
537.539 Main Street,

Eu.. ..ucss Never atialne such q sroWth as
TINS hN rhaig g'-I' must come 10y method
our aim iu wh'eN" the lowest quotahls
prices without deterioration % QuaNty, and
"Nt swy,st due li you've never haH per
soHnl 'N''r',l,, of the great saving to
". had hero there never MAS a better timo
Nrbu,k''s Conto. sic per pound
.N nam. hrst grade. small medium ani
l2rr". cvvtN on" rhaante.d strictly nrst-
class, %. o. some dealers gct lac
te,u paying your lyul,r Ice. have you not'
Bologna sausage, 5c lb
Sugar cured shoulders. Gig 10.
california hams. GiaC H.
8 Uaaos gallon hottp. pickles. 81, gallon.
rHs,s gallon bottles chow. SOC gallon.
u cases concentrated I've. SO box. worth
ioo boxes Il. H. W. laundry soap, large
nAIst 10 Tor Gg You h.tuhlly get 5m
q boycs ot qne cooking salt, in ID. boss.
500 lsos 8 10. cans our bcs, tomatoes. &c
c0ui regular price. lOo.
b1s. California peaches. 5c ID; worth
20 chests English breakfast tea. ijc ID;
we have been getting PIC.
8" chests YOUNG hyson tea. !jc ID: we've
5n chests, Zine Jap tea, 22c; we've been
q chests Jan Tea Dust. lbs. t5c.
case hI@h grAd. tcNlou tea. In I 10
cans. GIc H., rolular price SiOO
~ cases 8 10. cans Boston baked beans. %
cans tv&ulIr price. l5c.
10 cases assorted preserves and jams IN
glass ilrs, i5c lar: worth Pc.
- barrels OF head rice, jc 10, that usually
sells ut iOc
% bass Carolina rice S'sc, that's worth
81 To.
cases pr rrtcc's iG oz baking powder.
35n b.. worth i5e.
No cases Bakers chocolate, 35c III. worth
ijc.
cases sweet chocolate, DC cake; worth
l0C.
barrels cocoauut. l5c ID. worth e5c.
1000 lbs Double y -four sl.S5 per cwt.
worth $40.
1000 lbs. lewel flour. s2.2j: worth $50.
5000 lbs. X H. w. -four s. 30 per cwt.
- pals country butter. i3i2c lb.
10 tubs Oleo, Toe H.
cases Night Cap tobacco, In II. pack
ages Including a ine Hamburg pipe. l5c
III; worth 25c
1000 cigars. long filler. easy smoker. SOC
box worth N.s
100 % lb. boxes soda crackers. stoo box.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
TO kINT-EDpNS.

TO RENT-Ncwly furnished clean. weli
lighted rooms: location convenient, terms
very reasonable liEht housekeeping al
lowed NJ. w. Bright, 2l5]e Independence
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS Missouri farm loans promptly
made within 100 miles of Kansas city.
Kansas City improved loans wanted. sizes
$IlO to &, GOO Write or call
JAMES l.. LOMBARD,
400 Heis' bldg. Kansas city.
MONEY TO LOAN-Qmck: low rates.
H. l.. JOHNSON < CO.. \. Y. Life bldg.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

Many persons keep Carter's Little Liver
Pills on hand TO prevent bilious attacks sicl,
headache, dizziness, and fnd Them just what
they need,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
wANTED-FEMALE mELP.
ENirInNMENr AnINtlI.s


WANrED--A colored laundry woman at
Aetna house. iui Main 81.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

Shipped daily In secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELI.. DFsc1ie..
Opposite waiting room. Uaisp depot
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
WHOLESALE DICyCIFS.


WE want young man In every town In
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska to handle
our wheels. Get our catalogue and prices
to agents. KANSAS CITY BICYCLE co,
1927 and 1929 Broadway. Kansas city, Mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
SAFES.

SAFES opened and repaired. bought and
sold Combination locks cleaned and
changed. Is. HARRlGAN. Expert
Telephone 1884 100 East Tenth 81.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

.The Rest PIN I ever used" IS the freausnt
remark OF purchasers Of Carter's Little Liver
Pills When you try them you Will say the
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

\ YOUNG man desires to exchange a
new piano for board in nice family. Apply
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

PASTURE FOR HORSES-Three dollars
per month; sent for and returned. Mark ).
Salisbury. Independence. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
. O'CLOCK DINNER.
LEGAL NOTICES.

Try the o'clock dinners at McCll
restaurant. 920 Walnut st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15

Grand Ave. Depot, p@nd Street,
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE x ST. PAUL.
Chicago passenger .. ....A9-au am T.l1 pm
ChlItaotl.. tNpT,-s 20. N5.uN pm 1850 am
Excelsior Springs special s9I5 am sS:l5 pm
KANSAS CITY K INDEPENDENCE AIR
LINE
Depots Second and Wyandotte and Sec
ond and Walnut.
I'D TRANSIT RAILWAY COMPANY
Depots-Fiftrentn street station, Twelfth
street station, Ninth street station.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-15
TItfitNDy Mt.


MRS. l.. JAMES. the well known clair
voyant and trance medium, may be con
suited at 1903 Grand ave parloTS 80 and 30
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
The Face Of a Watch.

We believe Il was Geo A. Sala who
once said he would think himself safe
in betting dye.pound note that not
more one person out Of a score could
tell correctly. of.hand, in what way
the hour four is represented on a
watch or clock.dial. Most people, with
out looking. would say ~ instead Of
Ill Aud why should IL not he w
Well. here is the story, The first clock
which kept anything like accurate
time was constructed by a certain
Henry Wick, 10 1870, II was made TO
The order Of Charles v Of France who
was called "The Wise. Wise he Ger
,ainly was in some respects, but he
did not know everything, though he
liked to pretend that he did. When
Wick brought him his clock, he looked
closely at It's movements for some
time. Yes, il works very well, he
said at length, "but you have got the
figures on the dial wrong" "Surely
not, your Majesty" said Wick. ayes,
that four should be four ones. "fou
are wrong, your Majesty" q am nev'
or wrong. Numbered the King "Fake
it away and correct the mistake
Wick did as command. and so to this
day we haye iii, when we should
really have ". II is not generally
known that watches may be used as
compasses, ye' such is the case Point
the hour to the sun, and the south Is
exactly halfway between the hour
and the figure XII on the watch For
Instance, supposing that it is four
o'clock. Point the hand indicating
four 10 the sun. and II on the watch
is exactly south Suppose that 1t is
eight o'clock point the hand indi-
eating eight to the sun, and the figure
X ON the watch is due south. Ladies'
Treasury
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
Cook Book Free.

Table aud Kitchen" is the title OF
new cook book published by the
Price Baking Powder Company, Chic
ago. Just at this time il will be sent
free II you write a portal mentioning
THE NEWS This ho,.k has been tri, d
hA ourselves and is one Of the yer,
best Of its kind Besides continuing
over 400 receipts for an kinds ~ pas
try aud home cookery. there are many
hints FOR the table and kitchen. show
ing how TO set a table, how " enter
the dining room, etc a hundred aud
one hiuts 10 every branch Of the cnlin.
AIRY art Cookery OF the very finest
aud richest as well as OF the most
economical and homelike, is provided
for Remember Table aud Kitchen
will be sent, postage prepaid, TO any
lady sending her address name. town
and Sta,e) plainly given A copy 10
German or Scandinavian will be sent
II desired Postal card is as good as
letter Address Price Baking Powder
Co, Chicago, H.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
The PEOPLES CANAL.

Work for the winter on the Peoples
Canal. west side Of Snake river has
been suspended.
II will be resumed promptly on the
FIRST u March aud then pushed 10
completion by the beginning Of the
irriealing season,
Mr. England, general director Of
the construction Of this canal, left for
Ogden, Monday, to push its interest
al that end Of the line
Lands along the line Of this canal
can oe bought at $40 10 $50 per acre,
In 100 acre tracts aud less, all fenced
aud with good water rights
Wood aud timber are Of easy access
to these lands |, is expected that a
large number Of families from Bear
Lake county and from Utah will be
located on The West Side before the
next summer is gone
Parties wanting information about
these lands can get what is wanted
from John England, general manager,
at Plain City, Utah for the next sixty
days
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHs.
Court begins a. pooai.llo -. -.

/ 'NNSte Il ~ NOntaua
Z. A. Burrell, late of Blackfoot. has
gone 70 the cgur d'Alene country.
The rainy season is on IN Boise ard
IL is mud from Dan to Beersheba
Mrs Dr. Giyens has bee quite a sui.
ferer for the past week.
II takes more to keep up appear
ances than u does 10 support family.
Elk Sheriff wnodin is still IN doors
FROM his suffering with rheumatism
Hon Frank ". Became has gone 70
Tacoma in he discharge o. his official
duties.
High water and floods are threaten.
ed al Portland aud in the Sound coun.
ny.
Miss Esther Behle left Sunday morn.
Ing for Boise City. 10 enter ST Mar.
garet's school
4, l. Laik, a, one time cashier for
G. Bunting & Co, has accepted a po
sitlon at Mountain Home.
Mn liolbrook is expected home
soon from her winters visit to Cali
foFnia.
The little Junior Leaguers spent a
pleasant evening with Miss Jessie
houck, last Friday
The dance a, the I,lackfoot, last
Friday evening WAS fulIi enjoyed by
the pleasure seekers u Blackfoot
Perry, the murderer Of Pat McNa
mara at Lava. june 18th, 1894, will
be rr~cnicncctl al poeaiello next week
~. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
Mesia's Fair Highest A~Afd.
The use u Halls Hair Reviewer
promotes the growlh Of the hair, aud
restores is natural nolor and beauty.
irccs the scalp 81 dandrua, letter aud
all impurities.
Y Rapp the Logan attorney, who
Vas recently indicted Tor forgery was
acquitted At his trial 10 Ogden last
seek.
Ohio has more farms than any
Stale in the Union. Illinois comes
second. Missouri third, Texas fourth,
New York 9th, lowa sixth aud Kan.
sas seventh
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
karls Glover root, the great blood
purifier gives freshness aud clcaine
to the complexion and cures oonstipa-
ton. % cts. 30 cts, q sold by Ben
II Fcrnish, Druggist
Quite a number Of the weekly pa.
pcrs II the State are getting down 10
bedrock size. Tux NEws hopes none
of them will be forced TO the walt.
Last year 37s suspended m the State
Of New York.
The sugar coating, which makes
Ayers Pills 80 easy to take, dissolves
Immediately on reaching the stomach,
aud so permits the full strength aud
benefit OF the medicine to be promptly
communicated. Ask your druggist
for Ayers Almanac, Just out
The song service at the NJ. f. Church,
Sunday evening, IS eXpec'eu 70 uc
extra fine. The choir has made some
choice selections, they will be well
rendered and all who may attend may
expect something appropriately pleas
ing.
Man wants but little here below,
And while he's getting that,
The ladies Of his ncighborho2d
Say he's a drunken rat,
But "Ah me, what difference,
He'd cut about honsc
n he could for one moment change
Himself into a mouse. -