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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
BOTH STRUCK DOWN BY TER
RIBLE NERVE DISEASE,
Are Now Well, Strong and
Vigorous Again.
BY USING THIS GREAT INvlG0A-
ATOR FOR BLOOD AND NERVES,


-, e, e.. -. -..,,z-,. -, c,.-
hrnons nose "e,' NM si,", ai,ros, ~.
acuse' ~ H. Mno nnNv , I,s ig.o,,,',
you ueuel. Isoii ,"s use -. " -. s.,
NerNura uIool anu nerve 'et'.us' ,s' 80
Co""ttu -tUS'lh ~, w Itpp,e' y. ~ ,tn 80,
"eh street an op1l"pi .t " ,t, o.'. naL,n ~
TvttiIs ii.'' ,'',tp9 n,' w Wy - -, e.io,li
Nhipp'e ana NerN u'h are no' H," :. ,,-,
for the gentleman can look PACK TOT some
years since he first received relief from
nervous prostration by its use after a
-...,,r ,o,o,,,,,,.,,,,, d, ,tor, fror, ono ~ bia
suohs nm, ,..' - IN II, - .I
friends VINO mad neen cured OF lohs s'ahu-
yousness dated from the time that he met
,yJtb lnss ~ annatite and general debility.
resulting from overwOrk and taxation of
his nervous system.
Mr. w9ipplG says t that . he be began n to ,o,ta, re-
csNe not'ceaolT peIent aiee. ne nuu ,S .'aSe,,
two bottles OF pr' Greene ~NerNuIa' ~ anu
half dozen bottles proved so efiicactous that
he felt like a new man and was able to
,,,.oso,,,.a h,, s,,tio,. o,,o,, hot.or tbnn he.
fore he was oyertaken with such agoniZ-
ing nervous disorders. His recommend for
, ,at So, a,,t sota.h ,,n,i,,o ua no
anu hot l,osii IN any se.i,sn -,
hn m f the as vss Of a
people who have taken it and received
benefit almost from the first bottle taken.
III gives me pleasure 10 recommends Dr'
Greene's Nervura," said Mr.. Whipple,
when asked for his opinion concerning IT,
',I a a,,oars,,i,,, ,1,,tsa 49,, fr,a,,ds orG oil
can cneer4uiy auNtse NY ll'eiuS @ anu an
others who are suffering from nervousness
TO try DR.. Greene's Nervura."
Mrs Eleanor NJ sherwood OF No 3O3
s,,'',.,, -. c,a, i, II,
o'haru street, syracuse W'uo" "no
mas been almost lifelong resident OF thls
city, has very much to be Thankful! for after
nerve remedy. Mrs Sherwood, after the
death OF several members of her family
troll Of her neryons $ stem and became al
most helpless In faCf she eXnerIenced a
severe shock or naralvsis nffeciinr her en-
lire left side. II left her a cripple and il
wgs with the utmost dltficuitv that she
we ahie to rat about tho housa
tba soiIcitatjon 40 Sn,n. or bar
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NORMAN x ROBERTSON, proprietors
of abstracts AMI examiners OF land titles.
No. 10 East Sixth street. furnish daily the
transfers OF real estate filed in tue record
ers ottle AT Kansas City. Mo.
NotIce-All transfers appearing. in our
daily reports contain covenants OF general
warranty unless otherwise stated.
October 10.
uuldah Cramer and husband to EN-
ily, G. stone; lot /. w. j, suong's.
Charles ' orendcrr S and wife to James ii,' ~
E Bales part par, OF the o,,o sGgfhiwest
range 80, 80, -; ,,;..,;,,..,. 1920
:, al Of A. r. b1sH;iys F;isa faohS. an6diyison
and part of lot ?, block l, James
r6o@as E1an strineer slrGs to Waiter ierfeI "|0'
part o. lots II ana IS, Detroit place $50
o. S, Richards et al to same; part of
wSii.f Sis j Lasl sna e 3 paI ia%f soay same; 5S
Ii. Hathaway and wife to q, V Wed
S@ and lot g, block g. Dundee
vIlrsinaia' 9, KrIit'si9;rr ana husband to
Anna N. Wheeler; part Of the
southeast quar{,eT q the n9rIhwest
]. S $. GliBer;t, q 4, W tjndeir%%oiod '"'
lots Il and II resurvey of Chad
Temple J. & smith 70 T. II. Canine; !
and wife; lots 10 and %. Wright
Il H. Hamlin and wife TO Charles
Holiday; part OF lot, g.. Hurcks
subdivision, Guinotte bluffs ........ 400
QUITCLAlM DEEDS.
Il; +. Sexton TO ilpldah Srameri lot
A. w. underwood 10 James s. Gil,
bert; lots u ana 10 resurvey OF =,
0"Aa"'H HTiRuusTEEs u pEEEp$. 49,
Henry Rose and wife to H.. Hatha-
way; part Of lots SO, S5, 81. SO and 50.
William S. Brown and wife to James
Il. Houlehan; lot 22. Brown x
Wales addition 49,. ...,.. 80. 800
Il. A. Hlldebrand 10 Prudential In
surance Company; part OF lot %,
block 4, Matthew Hills addi-
c. n. Gilbert and wife to George ''''
sheidley; lots SS and 81, block 7,
Benjamin H. Barr 10 same; part OF
lots u and H. Traey's subdivision 800
Anna b, Gilbert and husband TO
same lots 81 and -. block T. Linz
coin park ....'''. -. .'''.. .....'.. l.ooo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
A coNsCIENcELEss THIEr.
Stole Wedding Presents While the Bride
and Groom We're Honeymooning.

William d. Bassett, a stenographer in
the employ of the Memphis railroad,
was married on September 20 to "a young
lady from Chillicothe, Mo. The couple
left for the South on a wedding tour to
be absent until next Saturday. They
received number of handsome pres
ents from their friends when they were
married The presents We're slowed
away in their future home at 700 West
Tenth street, on the ground floor The
Upl er part of the house is occupied by
Charles ID. Brewster and his wife. Mrs.
Brewster is out of the city and Mr..
Brewster is now the sole occupant of the
house, Tuesday night he heard stealthy
footsteps on the front porch and got up
to investigate. He could find no one
Yesterday morning he discovered that
thieves had pred the front window of
the house and stolen about S75 worth
of the wedding presents, He reported
the loss 10 the police,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

Martlgnoni, John and Josephine; 1884
Union avenue: October IL; girl
Johnston, ], p and H.; 1864 Madison av-
EisRRteesHnith street; October g. a girl,
Van Dyne, D. Y. and L. T.; 6l0 West
Tenth street. october IL; girl.
Anderson, Henry and Carrie; l42l Walnut
street; October 10; a girl.
Smith, j. F, and Hattie; September 20;
1926 Poplar avenue; boy.
Work.. Herman and Paulinei 1871 Locust
Kean, Thomas d. and Mary A: 1906 Me-
Gee street; October II; a girl.
De Groat, j. f. and Lena; Sheffield, Mo-;
October Z. a boy.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
NOT YET DECIDED.
stiu Harpng on the Material to he Used
for Irnost Avenue Track pnNng.

Now that the hoard of public works as
far az 1t is concerned has disposed of
that much discussed question, the paving
between the tracks of the Metropolitan
company on Troost avenue, the public
improvements committee of the lower
house was given a chance TO estlc with
the matter yesterday. There appeared be-
fore this committee General Mand ger Walt
on Holmes for the company, and n. o. AIof-
fatt, George Brown, c.. f. Wdinwrlght
and H. T.. Lleberman for the property
owners The majority of the committee,
although no vote was taken, seemed TO b.
Inclined to favor the plan OF compelling
asphalt The question was not decided
yesterday, as Councilmen Brown, Olson
and Kidwell wished to hear from the prop
erty oners concerning their choice between
these two materials.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
LANDS

Virginia, West Virginia aud Maryland Or
fer superior induce cements to Persons Seek
Ing Pheasant and Profitable Homes Low
Priced Farming and Grazing Lands, Tim
ber and Mineral Land, Manufacturing
Sites, business Locations, Etc.
Farms. convenient 10 Eastern markets,
are offered at prices which can't be dupli-
doah valley, Maryland and West Virginia
properties is now ready for free distrbu-
excursions TO the Shenandoah valley, over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, from Chi
points in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
For fun information,- given free Of
Immigration agent b, & o, Il. r.. Philadel-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

Megnott, Mary; 23 years; Seventh and
Penn street; October Is; Intestinal obstruc-
lions; burial at Blaine, Kas.
Cant, William r.; q years; lfl2 Locust
street; October II; tuberculosis; burial at
Inbner. Harry; years; 1915 Fast Seven
teenth street; October Ii; GROUP burial at
simpson, Cyrus r.; 10 years; All West
Thirteenth street: October 10; dropsy of the
heart; burial at Forest Hill cemetery
BIinker, Jaunettai years; 500 East Six,
teenth street October IA diphtheria; burial
at Union cemetery.
Theien. Walter Monroe; years 1898 Mer-
cier; October 10; menbranous Group; burial
at Union cemetery.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

Reduced rates TO Dallas, Tex. on account
of the Texas state fair and Dallas eXposi-
ton, October 10 TO November 4, General
church, October ls TO %. The lliaty RouteJ
Missouri, kansas & Texas railway will sell
fare Tor the round trip, good for return
passage on or before November 10. For
particulars call at S23 Main street, l0ll
\. ]. FITZGERALD. +. and T. A
JAS. BARKER. q. II. and 7. A.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

TO RENTING West 10th ST.. near cor
ner of Central st..the most desirable house
for rent on the West side. nine rooms and
bath. every modern convenience. newly
decorated; south and east exposure; price,
so. MELLlER REALTY COMPANY.
Tel ll75 SIS Wyandotte 81.
TO RENT-The elegant residence. n. W.
cor. l7th ana Jefferson; the nnest house on
the market to-day, modern; II rooms;
steam heat hot and cold water. electric
bells and speaking tubes; large grounds
stable. Can on Or. Henderson. iOl West
Ninth street
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
TO Observation-Disclosures

TO RF,NT-To lodges and dancing clubs .
corner 18th and Brooklyn, II large hall
newly papcred and painted; also large re
C"ptOn rooms In connection with hall;
water ana gas; all Just furnished new and
win rent by the month or single
night, reasonable; cars I'm all directions.
y. ). ORRlSON. h03 nan hllE.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
TO EENT-ENOMS

TO RENT-Nlce office rooms IN the New
Ridge building, suitable for office single
or double also large rooms for sample on
second. third. fourth or nfth floor, some
of the most dsirable oifce rooms in the
city. Apply William Il. Ridge, New Ridge
building.
TO RENT-Two very desirable office
rooms, on second floor Of Bunker building.
9th and Wall. Alex Finalav. agent. room s.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
Marriage Licenses Issued.

William knouse, Kansas City,........,.7
Nettie Enoch, Kansas City..,,,,,.,,,,..,.25
Perry Jewell Kansas City.................25
Cynthia Netherton, Centropolis, Mo.,.....20
Edward NJ. Simon, Kansas City.........,95
Sophin Heyman, Kansas Ctty.,,,.,.....,22
William r. Thomas, Kansas City.........26
Glare May Airport, Kansas City,.........,A
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

on October y, 1895. the Union Pacific will
West In Kansas, also 70 Colorado, Wyom-
ing and Utah, at exceedingly low rates.
For full information as TO rates and
limits, apply at ticket offices 1000 Main
street 1898 Union avenue and Union sta
ton. Telephone llQs. J. y; FRAWLEi,
General Agent.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

NOTICE OF application for discharge Of
sssitnse-SS0nsss y ne s sc hereby glXeg g the
October. at the opening OF court. or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard. / shall
county circuit court. at Kansas City. Mis-
souri. for a discharge from my trust as as
Trunk Company w. j. ELLIOTT.
Assignee Lues & Fusssn Shoe and Trunk
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
wANTED-ACESTS.

ANTED-ACents; Gail Tfamllton's long
looked for biography OF James q. Blaine
Just issued. Nothing like 1t since Grants
Get your territory quick, 5 a.
Park. JOG East Ninth ST.. Kansas city, Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
READY TO PAY SPECIAL TAX Hills.
Some s35, 900 In These Warrants Lying In
the city Treusurer's once.

The city treasurer has in his office ready
amounting 10 something over S35 600, Among
the most important are Wyandotte, from
Ninth to Twelfth, amounting 10 SIS. 900;
ThIrteenth from baltimore to Washington
nearly $1,000; Thirteenth, from Liberty to
from Tracy 10 Lydia, about Sl,lW.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

When Baby was sick, we gave her castora'
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castorla.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
EMPLOYMENT AGrNCIrs.


CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
and furnished rooms, lni2 East 18th. cor
Walnut Tel. ll79 The best place in X. c..
Mo. to lind help or situations, male or fe-
male; II years experience Ref. Omaha
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
TO rur MERCHANTS.

-,-s--ar-a~r
WHO handles your drayHgot 10 you get
quick. reliable sprVicr2 Does your trans
fer company look out for your intcrests7
II YOU have good rcUFous for q change, We
would be- pleased to hear from yuu. Fur.
nlturc packed and shipped. General trans
fer business
MIDLAND TRANSFER COMPANY.
phone 1917. SOC and iop W .lri1ttr At
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

WANTED-Travellng saIesmcn to can.
vRas tho trade in Iowa. Indiana and 1li-
rols for No. selling article as n side
lire; sells itself on sight; 20 per cent com
Unstable Shade Hanger Mfg Co. Chamber
OF Commerce bldg. Kansas city Kas
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

WANTED work for active
men-Salary or commission and expenses:
experience unnecessary; goods thoroushly
practical. pay sure; system perfect. Ad-
dress X. S. Co. 81 SMmmnr 81. .loston. Mass
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
DAVID II. ETTIEN. Trus,ee.


NOTICE DF TRTrSTEI,'S SALE NNHaro-
as. on April ars, IsS7 C6nriss N min ANA
erItad a. am 'i.ii,,,.i ,hal. l.,, ,-,'.t
ror ~. rlf,.r1. , - ...f,rr,,r ~, r,,y,,,.',,, ~
one Bond Tor ,ba sum Of 81 -66 I'M .a,i
u,t %, 'Ins' ,, It.[I' W
NyAtH 20 Jhe VIZ, r-tEu'H' ll,a IT, Iil'l'
5tle iDly"'ne Il, g,,,l ,DII rem
Sllts oil NHssgIri, tor"lt' 'oWW"nnnE one
hundred ana tIl,gn feet ana 20 Of am iugh
h@r'4 nor OF the & &so"lFWGs ~ , rognr gS 10, nun
thence north seventeen feet and seven nab-
es thence east one hundred and twenty
saysr @ tIg nrs tse4re tre,S 5%ug s .sEr0'T o ' az"
tvysrty foe, tn fhr -tsr,frr r.-nt '.....rI I.r,.,
to thG recorded prat thereof. together. Win
ta,i,,,r.o l.tar,rr,.r- and ,,rt H..
IN. ~ ,,n ra,.1r,,. az d. G1
|nIinty lr..sG,,rf rt I,l-s., ',.. '~, ~ ,,
lsta d9y Of Aprn., in Al i.i2 o'ajo.E.n. NJ.
Sdli I@sd or trust was nLN rr''E1t" w
u"'H a. -, a. l.,,r "I ,oE lI'oI ~ 'i
as. SAID desl Of tfdst provinces tHat an51
non ih,-IHyH4'n5 20 or ,'' gen .'9r'l ny
80 u' ~ .L ~ "-' 'Ni ... iN''- ...' .n'
NE Pfpp.ill iN'' M n.l may h' 7nll
ny tng iru.l"r. l"r lh- ,n"IE'-r 3i Tt.5iHE
and. and 'hs whsTsaa 2 ssaia iol,btsln.- now pgs'
now thrref,rn' nunI.r mann. +. E.r..l,t. ..,..r
my ~ n,,, r'r, 'ra,iI d. '--,N
H. -irist.a r,,r.I Inv ,..4 f,r,.-
~ ne ny S'.s ",y' ot al 'l," L,l'r
o. VII HN".tr yt guy ''i", N'' hi'.''
10 Lru lAe lAe ,1N'Nt "'- I',t I.'I ,'-e' ~
IIsn az lhr SCUM .to.t g..l 10. me n."
county court house IT JACKSON county,
Hn,n.. H,,so"r al h,nn,1, N "'j '40rt % .,', 42a-t
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

WANTED--Coatmaker and nnishers ::
best wages Eachrach Merchant Tailoring
Co., 5l2-jl4 Main st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES WINTERED-s5 per month. sent
MARE 4 SAIfSRIIRY Indanendancs Mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
TO RI5NT-IiOUsEs.


TO RENT-By JOSEPH PLUME,
Rental Agent since 1850
2Ol New England building
lSll broadway, 3 room house...,.,..S 20
5Sii MorrcU ave- room house. ".... Ol
1923 Cherry st room house. s 20
27l6 Moutgall ave. 6 room huusc...... 10 o.
2312 MOntgau ave- 6 room nouse...... 10 no
239i MOutgall ave, & room house...... ~ %
lTiG Indiana ave- room houee........ - on
lIi3 East llth st., E room hCusc..,,.. ~ o.
$50 Cherry st room hrlck............ is %
ISg5 Main st \ room brick .........,.... . 90
gOi East 18th St room uriciS,,,,.... % 90
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
R,bOI IN,l
LEGAL NOTICES

THE Kansas CIty Metal R1onnR & Cor
ruentus Co, ilG Delaware. Tel. 1863.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
SAFES.


SAFES opened and repaired, bought and
changed, Il. HARRlGAN. Expert,
Telephone l2Si. l05 East Tenth Ut.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
CLAIRyoYANT.

MRS. l.. JAMES, the well known clair
yoyant and trance medium, may be con-
suited at i20y Grand ave-, parlors 80 and 40.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
ron s.tr-miscr,t.,rou..

FOR sNt,E-A handsome pair Of white
diamond ctt-riure loaned $50 on tN'mt
VIII stll for the amount Ut .an. ta.s q" H
great snap fNr someone. AYI.. s' room
80 Han huIuing
TYPEWRITER urskg. sY ur Rollins
Top tuek- S'1 up: Iett.r if.- ar' stand.
s stands $500 cherry -tl"'fH lt S.s
uookuse Desks. s. up. d. NJ uaw,ts. HJ
Crnttgl
FOR sAI.E-Cheap a frhof1t.HIv ln cteh
OF the two leading buslurs" colleges 30 the
city. s.3 and g2i y. y. Life bills
FOR SAtE-tirar and tah...u s'ur.,
dolur good business AIGio.. j. H.. k o.,
Is. branch otlrn journal
FOR SALEs2 VI % gas engine. "a good
as new % IT, Rounds Truss and Limb
factory 10 W ath ST.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

WANTED-2 young men, $40 per week:
news agent. West 5th ct, room O.
WANTED Office man. collector and city
salesman, Upstairs, 52i Main St
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
HARVEST EXCURSION.


Route viii sell excursion tickets to points
In Kansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma,
Texas, Colorado, Utah and New Mexico
tion call on or address. A. II. MoFFET,.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G.. S. w. i. A.
q. 4. and =. A.
Topeka, Kas., Oct. l6.-(Special) The
that attendants and employees at the state
insane asylum should Wear uniforms. 1t
was also ordered that the boys az the re-
form school should be uniformed.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

enriChes the blood like DIR. kHy's Reno-
vator, At H. c. Arnolds, 5th and Main SITS
CHRONOMETER, watch and clockmak-
er. j, T., Kenmuir. East 10th ST.. bet.
Main and Walnut
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

WANTED-Pant nuishers; best wages.
Bachrach Merchant Tailoring CO.. ll2-5Ii
Main St
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

Shipped daily In secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL, Druggist.
Opposite waiting room, Union depot
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
10 EXCHANGE.

70 EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE - Cincinnati suburban
property; dwelling nine rooms, fiye acres
fruit and shrubbery, for something ~. the
West. HAMLIN,
81 American Bank bldg.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

NOTICE To CoNTR ACTORS The un-
a,rsiH.el viii, on thg -i5t day Of october,
house. corner Of missouri ave and oak ST.,
kansas CIV Mo. at the hour OF O'clock
,. m OF lbnt cay lct by public outery, to
the loves rgspo,nnssiib.e Bidder the doing o.
the county court hliltlus wool IN bridge
hr5ge m w. ~" . twp w a. re- S.' p&S6tai M9G6tgn
tiou- may be seen a the office of the
county co ysr@ , elrtacd 'oIFt sFack No4se' fgr ,wa
coat.h 'biflGr which shali Become fforfesItei
i0r, bona r. J IO'I'T'AuFRTY'1
County Surveyor and Bridge Commissioner
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs-T un-
dnreiGU-d VIII on october lNh, 1895. at
ry at the east trent door Of The county
court hou-.. cor: Missouri ave and oak
e. he l2w 5pp5y5 gfR9TFee Fl Fl o,6n,y 61ler cs9 g5
tle, rpraPp.ng Of a part Of t9e Hickman
my oalrs, IN .ne court house. a cash de-
post OF Two hundred ClQ dollars required
failure to make satisfactory bond,
tslgueiD +. j. OFLAHERTY,
r,,., GO. n,, s9rTTey,25F, ,6rT ,S5, and Bridge Comm
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-T un-
dgrsigurd will on the 3oth day OF October.
1895 ut the hour o. ? O'Clock Of that day,
iet by public outcry TO the lowest RESPONSE
county court house, corner Of Missouri av-
(subject to approval OF the county COURT;
one wooden bridge. see. 81, twp 49, rg. 81;
one wooden rridle sec. Is, twp 10, ~. 81.
oitce, In the court house. at Kansas city,
Mo. 4 cash deposit or certified check for
Two hundred G0M dollars to accompany
bid. which shall be forfeited 20 county on
failure 10 make satisfactory bond.
tsiguedD +. J. O'FLAHERTY.
60 Surveyor and Bridge Comm
Dated oct 10Th, 1888.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

A. m-I.avo Kansas city $50, $50, $50,
C15. An trains from Gl5 n. IN. to bA5 p. m
run every 10 minutes T.. M ., 55j. $40,
600 $50 G IS. C.l5 7;l0 7:2D 1880, 7:+5, 500,
s.l- SIS g.lU g.85. 1900, 1880 'll:OO. First
train on sunday leaves Mt 1880.
tuesdays, Yhufsdays and Saturdays
only
KANSAS CITY & INDEPENDENCE AIR
LINE.
Depots Second and Wyandotte and Sec
oua and Walnut.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

a STORY brick, centrally located. IA
rooms. bath rooms; lot 2jNlio, east front,
paved st; rents for $50 per month. good
investment.
7. A. FREDER1CK. sls n. Y. LITE bldg.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
THE JOURNAL. Zoe Week
MEDICAL

%~~~~~N-N-~-O~-N~~- -N~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
EAnIEsi Chlchester's English PennyroyaI Pills
10 Otsr. sssi Z. "9 sHnF. " p,rss4i. "Rsl.i
Chichester Chemical Co.. philads ia.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

Nnn.n. cI,. & lnAcnenLencc rIectrIc II. I

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & st. PAUL.
chicago passenger o. e. .-NN.3N am I:55 pm
CullicOthe express .. ....NJ:vJ pm 1880 am
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-17
CORPORATION ROBBERY.
The Corporations Unite Against the
Private Citizen.

The Corporations Unite Against the
Private Citizen.
A well-ts-do farmer residing near
Denton took several baskets Of peaches
to the boat last week to send to friends
in Baltimore as present. When he
offered to pay the freight he was
charged is cents basket. The farmer
was thunderstruck for the regular rates
are but 8 cents. When he asked for an
explanation he. was told that he was
not shipping to commission merchant
but to private parties; and that rates
to consumers direct without passing
through the hands of commission mer-
chants were higher. Talk about the
-despotism of the car Of Russia! The
despotism of this steamboat line in
compelling the farmer to deal with the
commission merchant is as tyrannous
as any despotism in the world. Where
is your democratic or republican form
of government when you are such
slaves to monopoly. 1t Is time to limit
the power of this trust. II you agree
with us why not be men and vote with
us?-Peninsula Farmer fredericksburg,
Md.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-17
FARMERS AND BICYCLES.
Ways In Which Profits of Agriculture
Have Diminished.

Ways In Which Profits OF Agriculture
Have Diminished.
The extension Of the trolley and cable
systems Of traction for street car lines
has greatly reduced the demand for
horses, and as electricity and steam
power has been substituted for horse
power, the market for the cheaper grade
Of horses has grown worse. Recently
the farmers who deal in horses have
met with still another disaster which
has diminished the demand further
the bicycle craze. This strikes at the
horses Of the better quality, ordinary
carriage horses, and not those devoted
to the humble and laborious task Of
drawing street cars for their board and
lodging Livery stables throughout the
country, and more especially in the
smaller towns, are now feeling the sin
lister effect Of the bicycle craze. In coun-
try hotels or boarding houses where in
previous summers 1t was the custom Of
the guests to go driving, this year there
naD DCCh NOAy AVA CeAA
riages, as bicycles have furnished an
adequate substitute. Not only have the
livery stables suffered in respect Of
transient patrons desiring Ito go for a
drive" over green hills and through
winding valleys in the country, but the
regular customers as well have gone
over to the bicycle contingent very
largely. Country doctors, as a rule, have
been among the best customers of livery
stables, but they are so no more, for
many country physicians now use BIZ
cycles for their professional visits, and
this is true of many other former pa
irons Of livery stables. The big bicycle
factories are turning out hundreds of
machines every day, and up to a few
weeks ago could not supply the demand.
AS the number of machines increases
the demand for horses falls off, and one
Of the results of this has been the
cheapening of good carriage horses and
the reduction Of the number Of such
carriage horses raised by farmers. In
still another way the farmers Of many
states have suffered from the effects Of
the bicycle craze, the wheels need no
fodder. The fewer horses, the less de-
mand for hay and oats; and it is be-
lleved in many quarters that shortage
in the New York hay crop this year is
all that prevents big fall in the price
consequent upon the decrease Of the de-
mand.