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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-21

ANTED--Lady agents throughout Vir-
~ gnia TO handle nn article that sells on its
Torit. Address 32i Fifth avenue 5. T.. Hoa-
Ioke. Va. ncon
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ONIc ENJOYS IS

Wv ~ e~L%s - IL VS.
Both the method and results whel
Syrup of Figsis taken; it is pleasan
and refreshing to the taste, and ac.
gently yetpromptly on the Kidney
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys
tenn effcctually, dispcls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is til.
only remedy of its kind ever pro,
duced, pleasing to the taste and nc.
ccptaole to the stomach, prompt in
its act ion and truly beneficial in its
ELECTS prepared only from the most
healthy and Observation-Disclosures lis
many excellentqualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in sec
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one wha
wishes to tryits Donot accept any
substitute g
cAE&F'oRRsa no sNua CO.
SAv fRdHciSco, ch,.
LOUISVILLE, ~. Gsg ioaa q. al
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d NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
~ tain board and comfortable room
with private family. Terms moderator
references exchanged Address w. s,
cEre Yirgininn. scl6
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NNANTER-FI RST-CLASS COOK FOR CAR
" pcntcr force \. w. H. Il. For pirticu-
b sa ,dross AGENT, Sunok, Va. G,oIt wYg, $
10 light man. ic2l-It
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I oSr- on MAIN STREET, a SCARF PIN.
IL Lear holding pearl. :, viii be raid f,r
-eturn of II 10 join NEEMlLL.ON, i't,ra by
direct. fcoOst.
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EoE REST BRICK HOUSE No. III CHAR
j. lottc sire I, SIS Il month: six rooms, Two
balls, water, t.. Apply To JOHN Il. LOt'GII-
IAN, 20j aud 2n1 Church stIel. fri7-.f
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sGdtesnssmsnn Of ihig class, mrs ines or lesy,25
emu for oils UlIerii0n: go csnH for hree.
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WANTED.

advertisements Of his class, i've f,tc, on iesy, rs
cent? for ono Insertion: 50 cenn FOR Tires,
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TOR RENT TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS
L west of CRANKY street on Ertemasou, with
Ell conytnienccs--gas. bath and attention.
Teftreoces cNchanycd moderate rent Addir,s
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~ familiar with premium merchaniic trade:
money maker OF lssi Also clover general
Sanyassers on greatest seller OF the day STAN
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EClAL-COMrLErE ASSORTMENT OF
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liiully hound, S2,ig per set Shake.pesrc's one
haIi Russia findings. nj Sl.ig iur the set AMI
many other bargains AT NuSBAI Ms. lbs Main
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MRE TS--f For The finest Fresh Meats,
INN "a - Beef. Mutton and Veal, nicely
Avn hniehered ani always fresh ut reason
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Eo.S. +. H. ST0SSEH. se2n
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27

Evansville, Ind, May 25.-Evansyille. s.,
Montgomery ..
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27
A MESSAGE TO JUSTICE SCOTT.
How II Failed to Reach Him and How II
Turned Up In the Attorney Gen
crnIs gnlCc.

Washington, May 2G.-(Special) queer
message has fallen into the hands OF the
attorney general / is a private message
sent to Justice Scott, Of Oklahoma, by
friend here in regard 10 his case in the de-
partmont. The message was 200 words long
and hence costly, and was sent collect"
When 1t reached oklahoma City Justice
Scott was out of town. His clerk, william
Ebey, declined to n4y the charges and
sent back here and 1t was thought by the
telegraph company that possibly the attOr-
ney general would pay the charges as the
his department.. Ii was sent to the depart
ment with full explanation, and the at
teution Of the attorney general was called
to II, but of course the department. declined
to pay for a private message relatln. 20 the
retention OF Justice Scott in Office. How
ever, before this conclusion was reached, II
was necessary 20 read the message, and
comprehend fully It's meaning. and then 1t
and payment declined with thanks. 1t is
one of the official, who Thought that il
reference. The contents of the message are
very interesting, The message stated that
Scott; that the officials of the department.
Of Justice AIRED against him. and that
report aEa,hS' S>2ll, had Just 4.li f@r
Alaska, and would not be GaIk uHiI next
fall II also suEsasted with liberal word
ing that Newton had kept the matter hot
in the department and that possibly his
leaving would give a chance 70 LEI things
paper has been tiNed fer YOU and also
named another paper in Kansas city which
would not aid Scott or tak" sigos iu the
matter The president can he held by
tnat Inilueng was another ann9uneeinent
attorney general.
/; is the opinion Of some Of the officials
that tho parties referred to have Interests
in Oklahoma involved 10 litigation in jus
tie" SCOTS court Tho eaten on the part
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27

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WANTED Position as travelling sales,
man or solicitor. Address y 100, journal
pfnrc,
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Personal.

vernona Jarbcau is at the Coates.
" NJ. Gordon sioux Civ h. AZ n.
coates. .'' - at '''
,,T Cowjsr r sara io,N IS a. M 'hT coaies'
r. l.. Canhy. Day .oH, is at me Coates.
A IT, Guune.l Colorado Springs, Is al the
Coates.
d GoodlaUdor. Rockford, H., Is AT the
Coates.
j. 5 Knox, Omaha. Is at the Coates.
L N Humphrey. Fort Scott is at the
Coates.
~ II s-orI,sar Merriam Tho r,,...
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WOULD TALK HIMSELF TO DEATH


Topeka, Kas.. May 2f,-(special) An Off
cial OF the Osawa tonne insane asylum,
who was in Topeka yesterday, gives some
account of the condition of John n. Rey-
n0lds, formerly of Atchison, who is con-
fined in the asylum there, and who, in
more ways than one. has been a ConspiC-
uouS lgure in Kansas. 1t has become neC-
eSsary TO keep the patient under the iniu-
cnce of opiates almost constantly to pre-
His mania has taken the form of an nm
controllahle desire to make speeches on a
thousand different subjects. Recently he
Imagined himself a great temperance evan
selist, and for twenty-seven hours poured
out food of cloquence at the top of his
voice. finally falling unconscious from ex-
some eighteen months ago he weighed 200
pounds and seemed in perfect health. Now
fast - 80 ~ i'''''-' ''
Reynolds was formerly the president of
Atchison. and advertised the business eX-
tcnsively in the papers. Finally he was
TO Iefraud While in the penitentiary he
claimed that he had been the victim of
irg what he called a vlndication announced
himself as candidate for the state senate
from the Atchison district. Though the
duct his canvass he nevertheless managed
TO interest the people to the extent OF
upon he expilral!2,n Of his term he wrote
aaaamuIated 10000 which he soon spent.
About TWO years ago Reynolds took the
lecture field, his favorite meeting place
being some street corner in Kansas town,
where he never failed 10 attract an audi
rare. one day while addressing an audi
er.e In Houston, Tex, upon the wrongs
done him IN the name Of the law, he be
came = ~ay.ug and uucortrOlla BILE maniac.
re was brought hack TO Atchison, declared
insane, ana sent 70 the asylum at Osawat-
Cu.r
TIE career ol Reynolds has been a re-
.rarEatia ore Though but iG years of age
~ mas filed he occupations OF a Mcthu-
saa ~ ..ffsF-Ct ti.-s hc has been q
-.-g-r -.--arhsr. banker actor farmer
r-.gr. teacher. contractor, merchant, au-
-ra- se.'.- ana legtarer. ana IN each OF
'-r-- manifold eyap.OyMeEts he has shown
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27

Chicago, H., May 26-The annual run Of
the Associated Cycling Club to-day was a
complete success, There were 232S club
men In line, with loo others who aid not
belong 10 any club making over 800 wheels
In The parade. The run was from the Art
institute, on the lake front 10 South Evans
ton and return. The demonstration to-day
was 70 pilot the racers, the clubs ana the
enthusiasts over the course for the Mem
cling club was given the place OF honor
and also Won the hrst prize OF S25 by having
the largest number OF men in line The
Postotice Cycling Club, composed entirely
Of employees of the Chicago postofiice, took
the second prize OF Sl5 which was given for
the largest percentage OF club members
present, Their membership numbers 3lS
and POI were IN line. They made a magnifi-
cent showing ana received great applause,
second only 70 that that Nhichs greeted the
HYDE park A number of minor Incidents
were reported. The paraders followed each
other 50 closely that one fall meant calam-
ity for at least half dozen, the riders and
wheels plunsing into tangled heap.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27
BLUES LOSE TO TOLEDO.
PITCHERS FOR ROTH TEAMS 10 VERY
ETTECrINE WORK.
Tho weather Was chilly and the Dust
Blown Across the Diamond at Times
Almost Obscured the Players
Games Elsewhere.

Toledo o.. May e6-(Special) The To
ledos took the last game of tho series tn
an evenly played contest to-day. outbattlnK
and outneldne the visitors. A hieh wind
Was blowing. and made the work OF the
pitchers more effective. few balls being hit
To- the outncld. Notwithstanding the chilly
weather large crowd witnessed the game
as the Kansas Citys are always q good
drawing club here king WAS in the box
Tor thv Biu,s. and the few hits that were
made on OF him were well huuChvd, and at
critical time,
pammoN pitched for the home team and
only in the fourth inning was he Nit hard,
game. Euth teams We're bothered greatly
hy the hlgh wind Tint swept clouds of dust
across tie diamond, at times totally Oh-
srWiue the players, ami making u,iuiug a
Nyty dnicult operation.
the visitors We're retired I'm one. tive,
thf,e otdet until the fourth inning when
Heruun was given base ON balls. and
niughtous sharp hit Niehol followed with
tWohaEEcr. aEI klusmau hit Tor The
same, base ON balls 90 Bergen and kU-
Irrts sacrifice. gave them tNg three runs
IN She htth Manning went tu first ON four
wide ones, second ON HcrNou.s single. stoI.
third aud scored on Nilands tumble ot
For tho home team weldiee hit for slN-
gle In the second. "a wide pitch, a douhl' tN
carney. singles by tpuUur, Niaia an.
baWmun. ana an error ny Rupert scoE.t
four runs. I'm the fourth, single 20 conc
nor base on balls 10 Inland ana koa,h.s
double scored the other two runs.
bunch hits IN suiiicicnt number TO Seo's
The score.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27
MINOR MENTION.

The following death was reported TO the
board of health yesterday; Lena Prill.
Of No. $40 Vino street; aged So years, died
May =. Of consumption.
The French Vice consul, 5. Lang has
received "a letter from the French secre-
tary Of foreign affairs, containing nforma-
tiOn how 10 obtain from the PastcuF in
stitute, i'm Paris, TASKS OF anti-diphtheric
serum, prescribing the conditions by which
II can be secured. Physicians are much
interested in this cure.
Lewis PasuuIo. living at No lis Grand
avenue, was arrested at o'clock yester-
day afternoon by Detective Andy seaman
on suspicion OF stealing a bicycle from
the home of c. +, Craig, No. 922 Highland
avenue. The bicycle vas stolen last
Wednesday night and was found in the
possession eL PasQulo
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EGNEw STORAGE coMra>y

(-~-~-->~->>~-(>~~~>>-~~
ni,i,Se HAN NEM and safe building for fur
ana aneoao Shipping done JOHN a. EANEs
sUs walnut st. Tel l7l3. Narartr
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WANTED 4 good white man. who I'M
drrstnrds something about massage run,
Ring and wtIlinr 10 mako himself useful
around doctors Office. eau hetWgsn
and $50 this mutniug FARO Mcdicai ihau-
tutc lftt W. 10Th ST.
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MANrEp-AGENTs

~eS~>s---~~-~>~~~~
\ HALE MILLION OF dollars distributed
among it's heneucinrics Is a mighty good
record and the Canton Masonic Mutual
benevolent Society IS proud of Its insur-
anco system. It closed It's 1891 business
without n claim unpaid ana with an IN
creased reserve and surplus. See A. Chad-
wick. general agent, 523 and 'Zi American
Rank building. The sooner ia" better re
can save money Tor you. The canton Ma
sonic Mutual BENEFIT Society STANDS
for all that is safe and certain.
WANTED--AEents-F Peerless door
holder In Mo, kas. ana Nebraska. Big
pronts: send I5c for sample outfit n. A..
Mayor. Jr.. II Co, 40 Wyandotte ST., Kan
sna CIIN Mo.
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and nose AMI brp{st,g b,,, oil o,,,r ~.
DS o9Iy, S,, buL p ne Was never able to lana one
p,ynsS3 tt,S n"TI IiEn' nand SWtnEs IN tne uEu,'
eIation of cievrrraes in tbnt linz. d '''
,,,,t t"runsr "as no, knocked c?mpIeteIy oGii
IN Ip,'y "aS 80 n,Ht!y uott lot iIdl Meu!l
hrc n 49, Ctu'.lE 10 haNt aUS"Iu nm 10
i.'rv SUIll InN I4r.''r, 50 uls p5eNgtS EtNt
a. a. "P ~ Ihe @ lh.rE n tuIMd. m Hat1htT
o ,5 81, S'.i'e aS pS,'"'t ai'' WaIi"' 10 r.
w I, IS ". ai,' ma"4igrS WiSTlH reuse
~ dit"H nun 10 40 50" tie was ptlF pun
lShea anont thc face pINon ianalnE a nun,
HL," SNORT !til arm lauS on ms mouth ana
H2sei anu m daiiit"n ne was ha ,iE pun
49, a'y". ,.5 ~ !gLi SUI Hl N 20 10y
b'Moi io,S. uS5u ms rtIht IN s"inElnE ior ine
Jaw but three times during the entire bat
tle, ana each time he let II 20 he landed
10 ypoI purpose
ne I!a eattie was WitneiS,sen ny between SEQ
ani ~ prop!s ana an Went nome satls-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27

Two parties Of bicyelists left Lawrence.
kas., yesterday % make the run 10 Kan
sas 'ity. The first party. composed OF
George G. Bailey, Phiip Ernst r. &. Man
ley Dan Faust and Charley Elweu, reached
TonEaHoAie IN safety, hut just as they Were
down shOr hin, cOlllrd with a Union
Pacific freight engine. The engine was ion
damaged, ANA neither was Faust but mo
bicycle Vas completely demolished Fau-t
was left behind, and the other members OF
heen heard from since. The other partv
consisting Of George T.. Balch, David T.
Mcclure and j, 4. Henley. left Lawrence
c.95 p. n., making the run IN four hours
and dfty minutes. They returned home
last Hight.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27

| hurting +be KID some In tbe eighth card
| Jaw wh.,h D.Xan as usual got away from
! cieverIv and Gardner Slipped 10 his knees
| from the forcy Of his own blow.
H., s', ,s., ,oSt.. ,SyH lnyh ~, sdr,,,er
rounds Gardner would land an occasional
! lirht leu on ,h. faSe ana several times
4 tri"S H., riDbt E,Yi wine vbttT y ,,nItJ
l on tho back of piXon's head invariably
| doing Gardner moro harm, than tho reclp-
| tent. III In. ninth pixon planted straight
/ startipr fh, LIU1J TO fo,yinp again and In
I the tenth and eleventh he 90, IN a number
nos. wriah w,rt 80 Gar towards winning
the ruht f1r him I'm the end At the close
anybodys fight for both men were light
Ing strong though neither was landing any
particularly effective blows.
Round l1-Th.s was one of the lvellost
rounds uf tR, nphi The fighters mixed IL
Up from the sound OF the gong Gardner
swung for the jaw uGau and got another
left hand iab I'm return. Gardner then land
ed risht IN baiv ard l.ft on t6" month,
setting bison to bleeding uuain. Dixon
planted a sfiM Ieft handler on Gurducr's
face ana there was another rattug cN-
change OF lefts iust as the round ended
Round l3-Garluer made the pace iu this
round. landing nearly AN tho blows. and
some of them with good effect lie planted
on, hard l.f handler ON IiNou'S mouth,
which caused him 20 spit out a mouthful
riEh; and left on the face and head several
times iu rapid succession This was dts.
mlrpr- began to o.. ENCOURAGED
Round 1i-pINon Just reversed matters
from the previous round lie forced tho
lighting. sending bis right ou Gariuer.s
" Ind twice and landing q number of lcft
hand straight j1bs on the face ana mouth.
Gardner Slipped while duuking LEFT haul
punch ana f.n against the ropes Hot in
lighting marked the close of the round and
the advantage was with Dixon. who kept
Rounds l5 and i6-t'he nfteenth round
Wa un"youttul. but In the sixteenth Dixon
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
a
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want to buy a suburban home and will
pay ALL CASH. Would like a plot Of
ground from l to 10 acres in size or even
more if the price is low enough. Any ore
having desirable piece Of unlmproved
suburban property may find a purchaser
by addressing me viii make Immediate
investigation. Address T 90 Journal office.
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They are
oyertakcu by
some female
complaint,
and send for
their doctor
in all haste,
lie usually
tries this and
that without
slltCtNS Ht IL
all at sea. and
his poor pa
tient is with
him.
Sud-
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IDICATIONAI.

->>>~~|~~~>-~~0~~-~~0>~~-
Spaldns's Commercial College. East
Wing n. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas City Mo,
Will begin its Twenty-Ninth Annual Half
Rate Vacation Glasses in bookkeeping,
fenmanship Shorthand, Typowrting, Tel
esraphy, English branches Modern
Languages, etc, on June 8. Twenty Coll
lege Rooms accommodating 800 students.
Eighteen accomplished Teachers and Lee
turers Peumanship awarded First Pre-
MUM twenty years. Latest and best meth
ods taught. Thousands of Graduates and
former Students In good positions. Salts
faction guaranteed. Patronized by best
business and professional men and citizens.
or address this College before going else
where. j. Il. SPALDING, \ NJ,
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30l PERSONS REPORT THEM
SELVES CURED.


Il have sold isl wals Of Munyon's
'uros today -al a prominent druEsist
IN Main street az w. m saturday, and
admit that out vr this number no less
than I25 purchased tAem because some
friend ur acquaintance had been cured
through their use. Against the wishes
Of my wife ! tried them n MY own FAM
ily and tho result obtained was simply
astonishing. Il any doubling person
will stand in nay store thirty minutes
during the day and hear the wonderful
stories related by people from all the
walks Of he how these remedies have
brought health. life and happiness into
their homes, they would at once see the
reason why such immense quantities are
being sold in our city. 80 advertising
I'm the world alone could bring such re-
suits"
Rheumatism Cured.
Munyon's rheumatism cure Is guar
anteed to cure rheumatism in any part
OF the body. Acute or muscular rheu-
matism can be cured In from one to five
days. 1t speedily cures shooting pains,
sciatca, lumbago and all rheumatic
pains in the back hips and loins. 1t sell
dom fails to give relief after one or two
doses, and almost invariably cures be-
fore one bottle has been used.
stomach and Dyspepsia Cure.
Munyon's stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
cures all forms Of indigestion and stom-
ach troubles. such as rising OF food. dis.
tress after eating. shortness Of breath
and all affections of the heart caused by
indigestion wind on the stomach. bad
taste, offensive breath, loss of appetite,
faintness or weakness OF stomach, head
ache from indigestion, soreness Of the
stomach coated tongue. heart burn,
shooting pains Of the stomach, constipa-
tion. dizziness. faiutness and lack OF
energy.
Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all the
symptoms OF nervous prostration, such
as depressed spirits failure Of memory
restless or sleepess nights pains in the
head and dizziness. It cures general de-
bility, stimulates and strengthens the
nerves and tones NJ the whole body.
Price % cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure cures pains in
the back, loins or groins, from kidney
disease, iropsy ot the feet and limbs,
frequent desire to pass water. dark-col-
ored and turbid urine, sediment in the
urine and diabetes. Price % cents.
Catarrh Cure.
Catarrh positively cured-Are you
willing To spend so cents for cure that
positively cures catarrh by removing the
cause of the disease? II so. ask your
druggist for 25-cent bottle of Munyon's
Catarrh cure. and a 25-cent bottle of
Munyon's Catarrh Tablets. The Catarrh
cure will eradicate the disease from the
system and the tablets will cleanse and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27
TO RENT-lIOUsEs.

TO RENT
JOSEPH PLUME.
Rental Agent since 1850.
2Ol New England Building.
1911 Broadway. room house.......$ 800
SSH Morrill, Ave, 6 room house........ 500
lG1i Benton Ave. Is room brick......... 1000
lfl3 East nth 81, room house. ....... IA. .O0
Gl2 independence Ave, room flat.... 100
GiI INDEPENDENCE Ave- 4 room fat.... 200
want houses to rent VIII advertise
them FREQ and get good tenants.
10 RENT-Complctely furnished room
house from June 10 to September 10. APP
ply at house. il6 West 18th st.
W. II. PAIET, BIC Am. Bank bldg.
no RENT room cottage, 5239 Holmes
St r. Z. Brown, Journal composing room.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BusiNEss; CiIINGE~sI oI"-I"ocs w6soi Z 4 90
booming; Get IN on this rising market.
Wheat is bound to go higher Every
our Manual on trading in grain and nro-
visions; also daily market bulletin. adyis-
ing what ana when TO buy. Both free.
Stansell x Co, bankers and brokers suit.
~, Traders building, Chicago
ness manager Tor trst-Class show. bcst
money PAID, 70 right man; must be ready
{, Work and nave small amount OF money.
Glenmore hotel ''
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can recommend 1t to all women. a
number of my friends and neighbors
have taken it on my recommendation,
and have always found relief" - Mrs.
JAMES CRANKsHAw, Frankford, Pa.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27

Sedalla. Mo. Niay -E--r- --s
Future Capitals and the Hr-"r t..str.rs
played a lively game Ct r,. a' ar-.
under the auspices ~ rt. 81. .y..
DrummerS' Association and |as w.'ra... ..-
by several thousand people.
Score by innings.
Future Capitals ................g 3 -
Brown Reserves ...,..........,.J ! . o.
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Peoria, Ill, May 2G,--Peoria, 3; Les
Quincy ILL.,. May 26.-QuIncy. lG; St. Jo-
sprineneld, Ill, May 25-Jacksonyine. 2.
'HoeEford H.. May 26.-Rockford. II;
Omaha, ..
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FARM LOANS-Near Kansas City, in
Missouri and Kansas; annual interest pay
able at borrowers home bank; money
ready. Loans also for sale.
JAMES l.. LOMBARD
over First National bank
. AND PER CENT money on business,
residence and farm property; unusually IA
vorable terms. Apply to Homer Reed or
rheo Nash zoos Broadway ,op. Coates House.
Low INTEREST-Kansas City loans;
improved property only. Can or address
JAMES l.. LOMBARD
over First National bank
MONEY TO LOAN direct. G. Z and Der
cent. II. l.. JOHNSON q co
Telephone 1911, ~ n, Y. Life bldg.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27
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IF YOU want good steak with the best
cup Of Mocha aud Java coffee IA the city
go TO MCLlNTocK'S $. go Walnut.
JAMES BANNON, the architect, has re-
sumed business with offices Temple block