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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-05-16
Personal.

IAC hAce "a S-AO "NN-4s
d. J. Lewis, of Hoisington, could
be seen on our streets Monday.
Mrs. Amos. johnson and daugh-
ter were trading in Great Bend Mon
day.
John Gallon, of near Albert, was
in town on business Monday of this
week.
DIR. S. J. Shaw was in Hutchin-
son Saturday, on professional
errand.
Mrs. John Mofat and her niece,
Miss Nay Mofatt, are visiting at La |
Crosse.
DIR. J. F. Hess was called to Ohio
last week TO see a patient of years
gone by.
Miss Lena Pfugie returned to
her home in Logan township We'd
nesday.
Miss Ella Tbalheim is spending
short time visiting her home near
Albert.
Mrs. Dida Patterson is visiting
with Mrs. II. A. Fruit, west of town
this week.
Tobias Unruh and s. P Leitner,
of Pawnee Rock, were visitors in the
city Monday.
-Heiko FeIdkamp and family are
now at home at their new residence in
the third ward.
j. 81. Bement was down from
our neighbor on the west, Pawnee
Rock, last Monday.
Mrs. lfadge Baxter, sister of
Mrs. Joe II. Borders returned to Gar
den City, last Friday.
William Brueser left Tuesday for
a trip east in the interest of the st.
Louis vinegar works.
Miss Ida Zlmmeht left Monday
for Emporia where she will attend
school through the summer.
| F. G.. Smith returned the first OF
the week from Gray county, where
he had been on a business trip.
Mrs. r. B. Warren visited in
Hutchinson last week and attended
the musical jubilee while there.
j. George Br1nkman is now 8
member of the &C. c." He was taker
in at the Monday night meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Hannum
left Monday for Cripple Creek, Col.
where they go to make their home.
Miss Jessie III. Clark will spend
} part of her vacation at her home il
Walton, Kan. She left on Wednesday
james Clayton was home from
f Topeka Sunday and Monday to SCI
about moving the family to the cap
itol.
Lou Walker, the postal CLERK. i
putting in his spare time building
neat fence around his Third ware
property.
= &C. W. Kenyon, of Osborn
$ county, who has attended college her
T for several terms, is back for tn
summer term
), w. P. Smith and Il. Daniels
= two of Pawnee Rocks live bushes
: men, were in the county seat on bus
ness Monday.
Miss Katie WunderlIch, who's
:. home is near Olmitz, has gone to S
K Louis to spend the summer with be
r grand parents.
Misses Birdie Sidorn and Sadi
McCauley, of Hoisington, were owe
n Tuesday and attended the minstrel
o in the evening.
II Master Clarence Verbeck wa
e down from Union township Saturda
and Sunday visiting with his cousi
,s Miss Edith Rush.
T, Sol Moore, of the east part of tt
:. state. came out the first of the wee
% to look after his farming interes
south of the river.
Ed Bockomohle and wife, LIE
e Bockomohle and Miss Katie Wolf, {
lie Ellinwood. attended the minstrel sho
IN here Tuesday evening.
IL Mrs. Frost and Miss Louie hav
been confined to the house with illne
the past week, They are both in
u proving at this writing.
Oh S. s. Shattock was in from nor
be Homestead Monday, chatting wi
old friends. He does not get over
our town as often as of old.
DE- u D C.;GL Ill oo~d,,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-05-16
First published May 10, 1851
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT DODGE CITY, KANSAS,
May 10, 1885

May 10, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice OF his intention make final
proof in support OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk OF the District Court
of Barton County, Kansas, at Great Bend, Kansas,
on June -. 1885, viz:
Fritz GaIgert II E, No 10994, Larned series, for
the 5. E. y OF Sec. IA, Twp 10. 5, OF Range II.
west.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz:
Christian Anschutz OF Wilson. Kansas; David
Steinle and Peter Steinle Of Palacki, Kansas, and
Fred WilIiberg, OF CIahin, Kansas
S-I3 JOHN I. LEE, Register
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-05-16

Hall of Pap Thomas Post, G. A. r.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-05-16

ALL.... OTHER. GOODS SAME RATIO
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-05-16
Yours, Ready TO Serve.
Ben j. MEYER. PROPRIETOR.
Receivers Sale of Real
Estate.
-EStOte.

First Published May 9th 1881
The First National Bank. OF Hutchin
son, kansas, Plaintiff
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was series q eIss6bsrs;s and from ore %
them tn ~sisT ScczEzsstss 80 ceeD SEsS1sT
tbss e-1bsnk1e-i Shzt /; wastes ezs Tie eE--
Terf AID tee tszi1 eon9ng zlo4g 5000 AFTER
Tz2 rPoa fae Ia.ls- wkEca we're sIll II pisee,
s5c Sank MIC tie ebssz beieB. cz9st1g ter
T1bls ezlzGsiy. IAe cefe3se o. fts rEtlraa1
eeE8pzzy was thai i Ess AZ zei q Gec. u TIE
szape o. tbs U1pfsesteofe1 storE, and TIE
decision 81 Fne eo1rfs sssfzfss Ebs plsz-
Z. c. Cashisgs ex-Hsyor sf OMAHA AID 4
les1sEg railroad eenfrsesor, is 81 lie Rzlzee-
his mission here i 70 Cos lnto TIE natter y
TIE consifEtIian q railroad bsfzeeo tnis
city AID szit LAKE.. Mr.. Cussfng bailt 100
f8iles Of ire BHrlIagrss ard Nisso0ri kiTsr
read sDa va also Instrumental IL tie eon-
siFueiion 81 lie CiseiBnzil soslAsgD road De
fhlnks tie pf9bsr FOzie fos lie lie ain d
frcn tie San Josesin ysGsy. penetrating TIE
f1eb mineral c5ssfiet q so1TeeT1 Utah, where
a. 2bahdzDes 81 zeal can be procured. which
could De delivered ca tbs coast AZ gr0ta 50 70
e. icn. lie bessFes TIE road could De b8il.
- cost got excssaiag $4,000 yer nile. No
EsinTeo Dsans have as ret been dsTsloped-
Pzymzsier C. ". II tleseIo, {. s Y, Is ~
tie Palace sBo viii saH On rne Chisz. taxing
with biz supply q he .-Beedfup Win which
20 IiQuioaie Une5e sans Obligations 20 or rep
rsseDtstiyes n tEe Asiaile squadron.
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

Mrs. Sprieglngs Ito persistent beggar)-A
week ago, Walker. gave you good pair OF
trousers. Why 40 you come TO me again in the
same old rags?
Walker with dignity)-The garment, madam,
with which you accommodated me was some
three inches too short, so have stored IL with
pawnDroker. Poor as l am have not for
gotten that gentleman's attire should be we'll
fitting, however worn and threadbare.
Alonzo-Dearest Edita, candor compels me.
on the eve OF our wedding. TO confess that am
al
Edith lin consternaton)-N married man?
Alonzo-No, tut somnambullst.
Edith-And Is that all, dearest? That should
not separate US. Why. papa. was brought up
by an old-fashioned Methodist, and mamma
has always been Close Communion Baptist,
and they've got on very well together.
Young smears, for his great picture Of tine
Blind Begear and the Dlstempered Dog" got
real blind man In the streets for a model.
After the last sitting the beggar demonstrated
thusly:
"Beggin' your pardin'. sir. but IS my nose
quite so red as that there?n
Winebiddle-I hear that you dictated TO your
new typewriter an impassIoned love letter 10
another girl.
Gildersleeve-Yes, it was fictitious sweet
heart. wanted TO nip In the bud any designs
she might have on me In a matrimonial way.
Mr.. Cbimpanzee-Tbat ostrich eats enough
Tor two birds. What do you suppose makes II
so greedy, Mrs. c.?
Mrs. Chimpanzee-l heard the keeper say 1t
swallowed pair OF strong eyeglasses yester.
day and they magnify its appetite
The morning call., 1895-01-12
GOVERNOR BuDD's ADDRESS.

TIE address delivered ~ Geyeracr B15d
~ he inaugural e g tie kid tazt can bs
lzE1ea 81 bis Trends for q 'Tisgi5g ssp-
feDess.@ and rsaeks9 ~ By bis opDoaents
fog Ia 'solattu3ss" We are not eisssed
zmoog ire political friends Of tie new
Goysrnsr, sna =s &C n0t lntesd 70 p1tOnr-
selves into partisan OPPOSITION 10 hia.
We are Tor Czntorols. Ws rec1gr izs ET.
B8dd ss the slset Of tie DsopIs, and - far
- ne can hep g usEs sis admits
rzfc3 Z Dsnsfs = the psspis ne
vii q 80. Ne bsve % isEeztlon
fcr tie "fi5zisz sssie5ess," fer ge
are nos fneisps1 = JUICE Governor
II bis rbstorlc: n9T shall Ys refer Ee tie
general terms il which - spoke a. ''platj-
tadss," fsY behind .3em nay 81 : sinesT-
~ CT god MI ard al ezrpestness IL Dur-
Doss fer tie god Of tie state that viii
rzsss tasm s5o7s tie rank CT colnoD-
plaeeE and empty Esoa .sss.
TIE new GsYerooT has an opportunity
before nim much more propIiious y bis
naturalization tar be Is perhaps aware
# The prgs.t iced Of CaJiforaiz a. this
Sine i snc1n 10 the universal demand for
economy "a tie state government. Ar.
Bg1d's aduiDlstFztIon will Be successful
exactly 10 proportion IS u csnforms 10 this
demand. The Republican mzioritY IN both
branches O: tas Legislature sill assist
nin Ia tie WORK, ana II be shows any
willingness 70 eo-cDsTats 10 taaf direction
be vii GDd public approval greeting bin
a. ever sep.
After the reeori made By Markham IL
ought net 70 BE- dtf1euis for Mr. Bud1 70
slime Is goo1 Governor. After the ap-
Dointment q Gunst almost any appoint
ment viii seem Ike reform. Ar. BaGd
mes. noi rely UDsD this contrast. however.
70 help bin very far. In few days Ms.k-
ram will BE- forgotten By Californiaps.
Hs hzs fa.igusa Indignation until iadgDs-
ton is readg 70 de Of the tired feeling.
aud 10 little while tbe peOpls will dismiss
il cut Of their WEAKNESS and forget IL,
along with the o5seure author Of IT, The
new Governor. therefore. must make his
own success and shine By bis own Hight.
We have rsas0D for expecting much Of
bin. lie il youna, talented, energetic.
popular, Ambitious Of success. and has
fair future before him IL be keeps bis
promises 70 the Despie.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Aiss Ida Welt tie onlT woman chemist IL
Paris, 10 graduate CT YassaT. STE disiin-
gzisbsd herself Il tie Universities Of Geneva
zDo Paris. and tie Academy q Science has
fast publisbsc her Researches Oh Dlssynmet-
r1czl hydrocarbons"
@rs- Z Y. Askew Of Tampa, Fls.. is stem.
ogrzpheE ard typewriter win z record 20 De
proud u. In document Of 100 pages Ct legal
cap sent u 70 the Supreme Csan Of TIE State
there was not one eTzsure, omission O. mistake
IN punctuation.
Chisf Engineer Louis Robinson, who had
charge Of Tie Machinery Department az tie
Words Fair, has sailed for Bonieyidso 70 as
sumo The dU'ies Of feet engineer Of tie south
American Squadron.
Queen 9argaret Of Italy has been presented
with golden bicycle. Nov every morning
when sbe and King Umbeno 20 for their spin
a big bulldog tEots along 10 protect the golden
wheel
Charlotte Fowler " els WIS he FIRST woman
publisher. Sic has been in business since 1914
and Is stu al II 10 New York. SIZE says she IS
TOO busy 10 think how old she is.
Mrs.. Colon Manning. daughter Of Chief jus
lice Fuller, WHO studied music for seven years
in Germany With lie best masters, Is about 10
become professional pianist
Dean Hole says that be is making collection
Of the differences between American and Eng
iIsb speech.
SIR. oscar Barrett has produced over forty
pantomimss.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Experience Of China comes too late Tor
The present war. Ste recalled her stud MS In
this country lest rbey should become Ameri-
eaDIZed and cease 10 Be good Cinnamon. Japan
lei bers remain here as long as possible. There
is moral IN ibis which even America might
pront by.-NeH Yofk Commercial Advertiser.
The biggest caro- Uncle sam ever issued viii
be when be worries through four years Of
Cleveland and Carlisle without HAVING 10 ap-
point "a receiver" TO take charge Of the treas
ufy. he can 90 il By the aid Of tie coming Con-
gIess.-Chicago Inter ocean.
In the Two Democratic States Of Mississippi
and Tennessee, as they Fave long been eOnsid.
credible Republicans elected more Represen-
tztlyes 10 Congress this year than The Demo
crsis managed 10 get ia ali Of Tie Northern
States iogether.-CleYeland Leader.
Washington Irving frsr made use of The ex-
preston ''tne almighty dollar in bis sketch CT
"a Creole Village" BBI Cleveland and Car
Isle want 10 be credited with being the makers
Of the new almighty do.Iar-Chicsgo Inter
Ocean.
Fifty thousand dollars year Is large sal
AIRY 10 pay man for catching tautog and kill
ing ducks, but The country would be better of
If President Cleveland bad confined his labofs
10 that sort OF employment-Kansas City Jour
nal.
The Press and the Times are wrangilDg over
lie question as 70 which has suggested tie best
financial system for the country. As far as We
can sce both have gone so far wrong that the
hon0rs are about eVeD.-Philadelphta Item.
II is now within he power of Mr. Quay to ac-
complIsh some good In the way Of shortening
the sessions Of the Senate by attending regu-
a. 80
speech.-Chicago Tribune.
The juggling between The banks and the
treasury Is for The purpose OF eliminating silver
and tile greenbacK from the currency, so that
gold, and gold only. shall be The money OF the
country.-Topeka Journal.
We note with interest that Senator Quay has
joined Senator Hill in the effort to defeat the
collection OF the income tax. This raises the
movement 10 the dignity Of great moral cru
SADIE Chicago Times.
There are some anti-kissing society cranks
who would send for a doctor and have the red
mouth OF a beautiful 18.yearold girl examined
for an hour before they would dare 10 touch II.
Galveston News.
Formally 10 broken down by the telephone In
that the central girl is compelled TO answer the
addresses of gentlemen no matter how distant
she keeps herself.-Philadeiphia Times.
There is a hole 10 the stocking where Uncle
Sam puts his gold reserve. and the admnistra-
ton is not earning In the right way TO STOP it,
Detroit Tribune.
Senator German Is very strongly OF the
opinion that what he thought was Preslden-
tial bee is only an energetic hornet.-New York
Press.
II appears to be about time for the whole
community to resolve Itself into a civic fedora
tion.-Chicago Tribune.
May this year see the downfall OF the
''heaIhen Chinee" and The "barbar0us Turk
Syracuse Standard.
The year 1894 IS gone, and The Gazette Is not
sorry. Politically 1t was way off.-Fort Worth
Gazette.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
-----------------------------
THE WAR IN CHINA.

The japanese marked another step in
their invading march by the capture of
Kaiging on December 16. Here the first
invading army, which crossed the country
due west from the Yalu, united with the
second army. under Field Marshal Oyama.
The combined force numbers 1000 men,
and will experiences no difficulty in occu-
plying Newchwang. The problem OF the
hour Is what direction they will pursue
from that toint
They may either march north and beslege
The morning call., 1895-01-12
ptEflcArfos &c.

r,s sfee-tgeraery st,eet. uesr Try GER rffis =
olesoek p n BRGGCB oFFJfEs 20 Bz-fet
fret aez Eesruy r-gez gzft- = escs1e< ,sasz 2
~ Ffzyes street. oyef CEtsI 80 eesek ~ IzrkE
sfrset 9yeH 11f-l 1e1 Celoel ~ eoFEey EfZbesnfa
az Wsstor sfreess. oDen nnr55 3 oe51ek z5i>
sSsssse1 STREET ogsc a1fB 0ez0eE s1d 1fs Bizt1
STREET eE.ea ~rfa S-es0 oesoex
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The much-lauded constitutional amend
ment OF New York forbiddIng officials to
use or accept railroad passes has already
gonssto smash. The amendment included
the phrase, "for his own use and benefit"
and Justice Parker of the Supreme Court
has decided that an official travelling on
public business Is not using pass for his
own benefit. In this way the New York
officials can 20 through the law in coach
and four or railway train as they please.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

lls a. age ef novelties. The Akado
promises Us psw Cbina AID the Gar
rev Russia.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

AiIsrd will Dro3aD.y find % difficult q
freak away from bis bablt Of swearing il
every other DAY.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The Governor Inaugural address comes
70 al right and ne hope 70 see IL carried
out 10 the same way.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

Perhaps Senator Hi is fighting the 10
come tax - that be can afford 70 return
ClgYelznd's dlonsr.
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a.sscpIpTI0x RATES:

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frs ss.efgsg1. fyeersts ser week, - esr1s ~
ealerssz~ Easafs. ftYeeza esrre~1. sfAJsAB CALL
e ~ D@r yer snsfgzt1- sIADAS CALL szd
EEEKIg CALL. szDg ssT Fezg. - pS1l- HfEELT
CALL. e. ~ ge9r. slsts9-e-
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The people will soon knew whether
Governor Bndd intends % face the prom
ises % jim BBdd o. look Ire other way.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE Saint Francis Cir s. DIRECTORY or
u7~D phan Asylum, Park ave. and Lott st.-1he
orphans. half-orphsns that were received In Saint
Francis Girls Directory Orphan Asylum since Oc-
toher l, 1894, ara: Whole orphans Francis Ma
lone. age l: Edna Baldwin, age 8; Mary Scrav
ami, age 3. Haif-orphans-Freddie Butler, age d:
Louisa Butler. ags 4: Ada Butler, age q: Mathew
Tooney, age d: Dayia Tooney. age 4; Robert Rich
ardson, age 3; Daniel Drisse, age g: James Dris-
o; Angela AngeIcponto. age ID: Charlie Zagenfuss,
age o; Mary Andrada, age ID; Antonio Yresciseh,
age q: Alma WOhIleben, age Id: Maggie McKeoun
age 4. Teresa Tarrell, age g. and Mary Bgiand.
age z, Daniel Bigland, age years, were aban-
doned since September IL, 1894. jail lot
To- Orphans. Admitted into st. 10
~ seph's Intact Orphan Asy Ium, San fran
cisco since July !, 1894: Rate Keleher, aged
years: Ida Leahy. aged years; Frank Leahy.
aged years; Mary Magee, aged years; Little
Magee, aged years; Mary Knoop. aged years:
Henry hnoop. aged years; Joseph Aria. aged
years. JAG lot
- John +. Lyons; Notary Public and
The morning call., 1895-01-12

taken 70 sDab ex-senator ingalls, are the
latest tools 70 monkey with bpzz-saw.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

While the unconsti.utioBslitY Of the in
come tax has no. yet been demonstrated
70 be frozen truth. It IL cold enough 10
make the revenue reformers shiYer.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

California has few men Of size for the
SenatorshiD and 2ood many who have
only sigbs for the Office.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

Now that eyeryb body is going 10 for re-
form It may be as we'll 10 remember that
the most effective plan for mending our
ways is TO set about street Improvement
The morning call., 1895-01-12

II Governor Budd viii cooperate with
the Republican Legislature 10 policy Of
economy bis administration will be sup
ported by the people regardless Of party.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The Los Angeles project OF organizing
the unemployed into New Era Labor
Exchange" for the purpose of carrying on
lanndries, market gardens and other in
dustrles now in the hands Of the Chinese,
Is much better than the Sacramento
method ofstampeding the unemployed out
Of town, and Is just as capable OF being car
rled to successful conclusion.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The striking eloskmakers n New York
have gone 70 work shoyeling snow, partly
we suppose to earn a living and partly 70
strip the maDtls from the earth.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

SECRETARY !. st-ri1E- H0rtoa. VIE bis The
Dries sza has sgesisnn. Is getting 70 BE- 15rs
rDzBizs0ss nugszzce than GeoEge Frzocls
IgsIs-lhIez~o Hall
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The tariff reiormers who set out 10 get
us the markets Of the world have done
just enough 10 make It necessary 10 sub
siituts retaliation FOR reciprocity.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

There IS a good prospect that the Re
publican majority will make this sesslon
known ss the ''Legislstufe Of thousand
reforms"
The morning call., 1895-01-12

II the new administration expects 70
sweep clean for the good Of the State il
must not try 70 make clean sweep for
party purposes
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The picture Of the design for the new
Pnstofice, which we present this morning,
is good Illustration not only Of toe edifce,
but of the manner 10 which picture can
be transmitted across the continent aud
reproduced with fidelity to every detail.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

VITA: ciass Il people are thsY WHO will
refer - Cur eZ-GoYerDor hereafter Is "cid
pzrg"2
The morning call., 1895-01-12

C<ZzzEE IL re ssz1 = acozsttTusiozsl disease,
z.c rssEi-ss soas71tEaszzl rsas1F Ike Heels
ez-ssgzrlIlz. -a5th per1.s =. bIosd L makes
~ weak strong za1 r.s.a-es hszlih- IT G7os.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


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- Dividend Notice = At a Special
sH~c meeting of the board of directors of the
Mayfiower Gravel Mining Company. held this
day, dividend (No. 1S) Of ten cents per share
was declared payable TUESDAY, January Is,
1885. Transfer books closed.
d. NJ. KENT, Secretary
Room 36, No. $50 Pine 81.
san Francisco. January 10, 1895. jail TT
FsP Dividend Notice-Office ofthc Con-
R|c sclidated California and Virginia Mining
Company, room No. so, Nevada block, 500 Mont
gomery street, San francisco, January g. 895.
AT a meeting OF the Board of Directors OF the
above-named company. held this day, dividend
(No. 39l of Twenty.hy 1850 cents per share was
declared on the capital stock of the company pay
able TUESDAY. January 10 Transfer books
close on ULSDAY. January g. 1928. at 3 P. N.
jag I'd A. w. RAVENS, Secretary.
R7P Dividend Notice Columbus saw
W. ings and Loan Society 6l4 Washington st.
For the half year ending december 81. 1894, q
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
and eight-tenths a 8-l0) per cent per annnm on
term deposits and four t4) per cent per annum
ordinary deposits free OF taxes, payable on and
after Wednesday. January q, SS5.
j. f. FUGAZI, President
r. ". BELGRANo. sec, desc At
The morning call., 1895-01-12

EEO~xss BzoscELAL IscCEEs are tfE9le
ss4 eeaV.assas remedy fer HrouehIsl Atsesieas
aaa CsagAs Carr hem e yoE PocEs-s
The morning call., 1895-01-12

We think that BIZ Markham will not
DisUDderstand the meaning Of the loud
applause amid which be retired from Office.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

II as much Vigor we're shown in support
Ing good officials as In denouncIng bad
ones, there would be less confusion 70
politics and we would have better gov
eminent.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

The announcement made al the annual
meeting Of the board Of managers that the
CbiIdren's Hospital ig in need Of help
should be all that Is required TO brng.lt at
once
The morning call., 1895-01-12

Since the official record shows that about
100000 more votes we're cast for Lieutenant
Governor than for Governor at the last
election. II might be advisable hereafter to
putthe Northumberland at the head
OF the ticket so as TO hold the party
together.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

Tx best regulator q 1sls digestive organs, ard
the beEt sppe-lzsr kaoEn. Is DIS egers's Azgeg-1-a
BIzte-z. Try =
The morning call., 1895-01-12

REGCLIE year gas, stop bresEI1g globes.
save p 70 - FER cent Gas C9nsuTsSFs Asso-
elz.Isn. 20 SetFer stree. esIabslshe1 1s13.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

Since Senator Hin proposes to amend
the tariff By striking out the income tax
and Senator Quay will move TO substl-
tute the Mckinley schedules for those now
10 force, Il appears that the phrase ''tarid
reform" may have good meaning after
ALI
The morning call., 1895-01-12

~ John II. Lyons, Notary Public and
1r-S Commissioner OF Deeds Passports pro-
cured. Office GOT Montgomery ST.; telephone
6459; residence 22o2 Steiner ct. ylu
The morning call., 1895-01-12

1t Is reported from New York that a
large number OF persons have offered
fancy prices for the witness-chair used by
the Lexow committee. and the craze for
the possession OF II Is the more strange in
asmuch as no one who used II seems 10
have found Uncomfortable.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

IL is doubtful whether the Philadelphia
has been ordered on cruise just for
exercise or whether she is to search for
the Democratic parry that is supposed %
be at sea somewhere
The morning call., 1895-01-12
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The morning call., 1895-01-12

II Is worth noting as an evidence that
California will lead the Union In the
return to prosperity that while In most
Eastern cities the bank clearings for the
first week in January were less than for
the corresponding week OF last year. those
Of San Francisco and Los Angeles showed
q handsome incrense.