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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

John Bull is evidently nightly tickled
with the Ailsa, and his joy seems to be
justified by the performances of this
water witch.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

President Crespo of Venezuela seems
to have made himself disliked pretty
generally in Europe. He has sn9rled
himself up now with Great Britain,
France, Germany, Italy and Belgium
This in itself might be regarded as a
bid for the favor of the United States
but the chap lacks discretion. Possibly
he could thrash them all in detail, but
the difficulty is that they are crowding
him all at once Perhaps he will with
draw from the quarrel at critical mo-
ment and leave them to fight it out
among themselves.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

The style of robbers who torture their
victims in addition to robbing them is
becoming too common. Lynching is all
ways to be deplored and discounte-
nanced, but if band of citizens should
get hold of robber who had held an
old mans feet to red hot stove to
eXtort money from him and should
hang that robber to a tree without
prolonged legal formalities it is be-
heved that the public would not feel
an Indignation that could not be all
layed, or mourn as those without hope
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

DR.. Buchanan, the wife murderer has
been sentenced to death again, but he is
still serenely confident of living to
good old age. He seems IL Jack proper
respect for the decisions of the courts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

The faculty have decided to establish
course Of bookkeeping in the Yale law
school, and have engaged an expcrt ac-
countant as instructor This Is an on
tirely new feature in law school in
struction.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

Civilization applauds the Mikado.
He has been great in war. He can
afford to be generous in peace.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

Since 1890 Turkey has bought 700 900
improved rifles and 100000, 900 cartridges
made of smokeless powder are stored
IN difierent parts Of the country. The
turks are saying little, but watching
every move of Russia with renewed sus-
picion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01
MENTAL rRAvELre.
Thsy Manage 10 See Much Of a.,
without Leaving Hon.
ON TIIES

without Leaving Hon, -.
Pittsburg Dispatch. 'Yon ~ ---'ss
surprised al the number Il nm
travellers that are In a conn Qts
said a railroad man yesterday y
people who travel only in thei, Alta raj
u no. 20 indulge this mania. msk
lection OF railroad literature. ~. ~ =,
issued in timetables, sxeu I, tirst ~
pamphlets. etc. You have of,sa On the
peop 10, AN 80 s,om ',,, 2. plae probal
never visited. They can dlssa.. Thank
entity upon the hotels and y, Earnia
sights of tbs city, even tell yo, ....a
trains and the connections thst
or describe the small station. eountl
which they pass going there seiwil II
have ever known man or WOE MAJ
this, then you have met a
traveller lie might also h. du6 uieir 4
railroad literature hcud, as It's nrav i
,,,,g ~ "nls, u = n"oS nm ~ tor Oh
~ further into the motives y 40 us
the surface We have HUNDREDS who Il
'@,n ai,a "', i WV ,, So,,g v f. true
Rad prints from ,ne local d.. few ii
81 the book DESCRIPTIVE g z s7sa valley
w. - = ,, ,"u, =. , n.s ,a,' at An
j il seems 10 have ,he same iua by a
alcoholic STIMULATES the more style.
Ehr more they want Nr have = Ts,s..
srv employed ia heading psi
tanks ana business houses vsrhs
to us daily with thy question A. merle,
urw OUT WhrR thv psepis Isl
city They usually eail upon q ""ss''
but when thry reside lu tHe less,
their visits are A' io''s.f in'.rs boys
n.y., ,t,.,,n wv ~ s, ' IN, ". first
+ - appear upon thy Same daig take
month IT. seems g 'syT, bay.
and books Jhat have accumulate
hls test visit ne never varies tho
mode 81 procedure After .nt.s.
himself with d sample az y5A
comes uyrf Ia the window aat p9kt
Ills face wreath-d Ia smiles ls the
tJNicaIlYu 20 his delight p "a. i
Huw o. ynu. ans haw After z
zured that our health stu prFm Nv
t1 continue az our business. D. pbas
sA1A-is ~ f.t+a AAhA hthA H''t FtaH hAAA
the rarv - Host0H When tta
nation Is given hr invariably Jsg fliF
Welt that's g0i darn cheap ng0rig
Then 10 iapn-s into thousitfe
from which he breaks IS makgaE ~.
s~rti8n conguuud ms ili ~ pe4l
there next year Then picking uufl
grip. h~ starts N and wv DO uuf y -, ]
gain for month H. haas is~r ~.'s
u boston next year 81 my un EfitN
edge Tor six Years Thee mental M
-rH set mnr~ satisfaction uut
dreamy NAudrriugs than ihr ~ - e'fs
lut ~ the day who travels nos ia cels
hut 20 xiii tl'u-. bnr man iult srt -,
~, had never teen e. Washing tu
ne set waa IN familiar WlgH 49,
ting thcrr and lhc city itnrtf ~ wa
hud lly"d ihvt~ Ills iitvtimv H
J talk about the streets and nunP9
aud can direct people from ems ~, wil
another with mUfr Hrrurs ,hnf 4
average iltuOurE policeman can
sou Information about hts tpNr "
gets Il 40 from railroad litetsfH-a afl
watch thr ttmr. table r,eka ~ e rs O.
station and notice What hiEf
pvoulr these mental travellers AFR 60
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01
UNE COQUETTE.

obody but Milf
cent - Milly for
short-would ever
have been careless
enough to allow
such a catastro-
phe to overtake
her; so her fam
lily said. Nobody
but Millicent -
Miss Darrell for
dignity = cou Id
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

Since 1890 Turkey has bought 700 600
improved rifles and 1000 900 cart
ridges made Of smokclcss powder m,
stored In different parts Of the country
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

a wichita preacher said that there ia
girl in that town who refused to 90
down street With jug In the morning
and In the evening she went down
street with jag
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

New Zealand has invented a unioue
method for the prevention of intemper-
ance. II proposes to pass a law to the
elIect that any person convicted Of he
ing an habitual drunkard shall he
photographed at his own expense and
copy be supplied to every saloonkeep-
ef IN the district. The dealer supp. ing
liquor to such person is 90 be fined
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-01

III Nf4
probably about |
THANKSGIVING p
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some twenty'h |
country at the |
civil striie, and
called upon the |
their churches 9
pray for the Uni
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no mon patrlo |
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few hpilies Wei
vaIleys hut th
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style
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period when !
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take III th, ~
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
THE SUCCESS OF DRS. COPELAND AND BRAHAMAN.
Their Practice Steadily ncreases"Who Merits Wins Applies
to Medical Practice Well as Other vocatons.

The measure Of success with which Drs
Copeland q Brnnaman hnv" been favored
remains a source uf continual surprise.
The wonder Of 50 never ceases to be q
topic Of conversation among their profes-
slonal brethren. Indeed that wonder in
creases as the time passes; aud that sue
cess, which some thought would be merely
temporary, has proved to be permanent
and abiding, aud has continued to Increase
a. the public grows more familiar with
the genuine merit upon which IL is based.
That their practice "a to-day larger than
II ever has been cannot alone be attributed
TO truthful and systematic Advertising.
prs. Copeland and i}ranaman come to the
public as skillful workmen to an employer,
The public have accepted their proposi Ion.
ana the physicians have proved their
claims by the testimony OF thousands of
reputable citizens IN the community. They
have proved themselves TO ho faithful and
skllful, and the measure OF their success
Is in the fidelity with which they discharg.
Ell the trust which the public gave them
u Is The public that pays them for their
work i Is to the public that they are an
swerahle for the results OF 1t, ana 1t is the
public they are anxious to please.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

San Francisco, Feb l6.--The Burns fandi-
cap, mile and a quarter was run off to-day
and Barney Schriebers old horse, Haw-
thorne landed the 5000 prize The race
was only interesting on account Of the big
money hung up for Hawthorne had no
trouble in winning. He was heavily
backed farorite
First race-About six furlonrs; selling.
Bell Ringer Won; Prince, second; Marri-
eta third. Time 2l
Second rnce-Five furlongs; selling.
Conde won; Grandce. second; Johnny
Payne third. Time. 800
Third race-AbOut six furlonEs; handi-
cap Robin Hood No. won; Circe. second;
Realization. third, Time. lis,
Fourth race-Burns handicap: one and
onc-fourth miles. Hawthorne won; Low
dal. second; Thornhill. third Time 2:l7.
Flfth race. Steeplechase; one and one
Tcmpemore, third. Time. S:2S
Sixth race-About six furlongs: selling.
Hyman won: Arne, second; ZaraEosa,
third. Time :20ia.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

Jerry" Barnett wants a Cd, with the
kentucky Rosebud"
tween C5spar Leon ami ion t,erirarb
W. II sinl bos sp1i,,,, t,r t,i,ty ,,.rr II,
ride Sister Mary IN the Isroo,ivn 6an,lisap.
Jor C~1{g ond ,.at Nt.Corfby ,,pi. b,v tt,
day, February N
The hrs, Farc Of ia, es,eon ,c,u no
ul1Vs5 bv th, 1 t,t,is,.li-.s t,t,.,,f,,,.,, ,,
! Thursday Of nCvt ,yastk CT '''' '"'''- ''' ""
]. G. knowles. better known rs Cen
turion," viii attsmpt a6o r5,,g.ri,tive con.
turtles I'm as many doys
"Sour" t,.,i.t,,s ,,t, u,,.,,... $50, t.
irst GaIi On bts ssNyiUo NiU ny f,S' ,,,, i"t
BYRON McCieliaul. is bu, Il. wears iii
H., p,r,'. 80 ''' y. - 'i' ,..
"NtIfl,,"5 t,i 'A's u,gH ',yh.4 10 t!th'
at The Cribb Cn,b B6stan ~, lta6r,t,r. In
l. i Nrt,,.r. d. i,,t ~, ,.,,r r,,.t,,,.
his Horses In sharr for tbs sprins cam,
raicn lie Intends to tarn th.tn I'm tbo
East. '' ~ ''''
4 st,r,f,.,- .,rr,t,t... .,..,., ,.
mont at ii.f Nai itt,, ~ , W., Hi'l ~ *
willow of N~S, Is.y., y't'fi ,, ", '4. ~,
Buffalo on February H.
Anita -,urh 81 trt ti1ft,'i,, .,...,.''.,if.'
There are thi,ty-lvc there m trainiui. I'M
Nt,rsb.,l WI. az t,a,,,,,.,. .....,,..
y,,s.' - i'"!i WIS, lne champion cNcist OF
w.. 80, Vs. ,l'it'tuH seriously oi joining
% %,le I'eis sss'outl ranks ana going 10 Paris
10 race for cash prizes next season
The racing team " the Mer,den Wheel
Ftun NEXT season VIII ho composed OF the
iel3Wlns vel known riders. Branerd.
Barker Allen, kIrg Shepherd ana Bar
narl.
The worlds cycling erlr,rfo, shin ,,,-s
VII be decided This year At cologne. Ger
iue. nu, viii be- en,up.r s,saI i, t.,.'r,, a.
In ,Ss-i ~ ''"''' ~
the Oh, .-i,.. -. ,.-,,..-,...-- ,.....,"
tween rS,,rn, mn " 81 a., r''''F't H'al.0 us
,,t.,,,,.t- '.'ss q, - i' N',.' N'tstii
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
LIBRARY BUILDING.


The board Of education met last night to
consider the preliminary drawings for the
new public library which We're submitted
by Architects W. Z. Hackney and Adriance
Van Bruut, The board took no definite
action on them, but simply discussed the
plans with the two architects. Mrs. Car
rle W. whitney the public librarian, was
present 10 offer suggestions as TO the ma
ture OF the rooms for the books Superin-
tcudcnt Greenwood appeared before the
board, also The meeting was "A long one
but II was found too early TO take any very
radical steps In regard to the new build
ing, The board Will meet again next
Tie building will probably be designed to
Increase 10 10000 1t will be fire proof
but the number Of stories has not been
definitely decided unom. n may be three
er is 1t certain that it will be OF brick. 1t
is understood the architects wish it II
stone building The style VIII be either the
classic or the RomanesIue The cost viii
be limited 10 100000. and the building viii
occupy the entire lot, which is l32 by l4i
The plans submitted last night contem-
plate a main front on Ninth street, with
side entrance ON Locust The entrance
wide vestibule, into large central
rotunda, on the north side of which
IL the delivery desk Back Of the delivery
desk is the stock room, where most of the
circulating books viii be kept, From the
rotunda ls also an entrance 10 the large
reading room, the ladies' reading room. the
ladies' reception room, the school chill
dreu's room, and the lbrarian's room, on
this floor is also catalogue room, lava
tory. cloak room, etc,
In the second story will be lecture
room, seating about 800 and club room
for meetings Of literary societies and their
committees There are two large rooms I'm
front which are unassigned, ana IN the
rear are two large rooms devoted TO gov
ernment reports and bound newspapers.
The board Of education rooms Will be on
the east side facing on the alley.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
Lorlllnrd Horse. for Englnnd.

New York. Feb. ld.-It was learned at
the sale of the Rancocas 2-year-olds, at
pahlmaus to-day that it is more than
probable that Pierre LorIllard win send a
short string of horses to England this
spring to compete Tor some of the English
plums, one or two OF the best 9-year-olds
at tho farm We're not cataloGued in the
sale, and they have been LETT at the farm
70 be prepared for English engagements,
other horses viii also be added, among
them Dolabra ana AnniSette.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
Cnrhrtt WIS Not Lost.

Chicago Feb. lG-Puglllst Corbett, who
was reported missing last night. left Chi
cago to-day for the East on the Keystone
express. Corbett disclaimed all intention
of playing the leading role In nyster-
lOus disappearance and declared that he
had simply been detained by mild attack
happy oyer the publication of the story
that he was lost and intimated that his
Eastern friends who started the story
were sadly in need of "a conseryator,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

New Castle, Eng, Feb. lG.-The sculllng
match on the River Tine between Charles
W, Harding and Thomas Sullivan for 81 600
and the single scull championship OF En-
gland took place this afternoon II was
won by Harding by four lengths. The time
was 2l74 1t was understood that IL
Harding Won the race he would row Jake
Gaudaur. the American champion. The
rOWers Were both covered with ice.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
Annnnl nowlIng Leagne McrtIng.

The annual meeting of the Kansas City
Amateur Bowling League has been called
hy President Dickson at parlor ; OF the
At this meeting the medals for the Kansas
Ctys and Bellevues, who finished first and
second In the race. Will be presented and
the election OF officers for the ensuing year
VIII be held. y full attendance Of the
members of all the clubs Is desired.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

night. and. although no report was made
at that hour, 1t was understood that the
average made was very high. John Slavens
applicants had already practiced law In
other states. Those examined We're: C. A.
Peabody, r. d. Brown, John Slavens, w.
+. Davidson, A. r. Dimond, G.. p. Norton,
$. j. Roy, George II. Horn, David C.
Black, j. e. O'Sullvan and N. b. Cars
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
The Modern clubman," T; NJ. Finn.
Austin Ridley Found Dead.

Austin Ridley. restaurant keeper was
found dead in his home at 7l0 East Twelfth
street yesterday afternoon. 1t is supposed
his death was caused by consumption The
remains We're taken to Stewart & Carrolrs
where the coroner will hold an autopsy this
morning Ridley was the proprietor of tho
Little Gem restaurant, and was about 40
years OF age. lie has brother living in
topeka. An inquest will be held Tomorrow
at 10 o'clock, after which the remains will
be taken 70 Topeka for burial.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

Troy, n. y, Feb 16.-Ernest Winters, 10
years old attempted suicide in the Par
sons public school. Hoosiack Falls. The boy
obedience and shut up in the cloak room.
Some time after the teacher found the pupil
suspended from a hook and unconscious.
Winters had buckled skate strap around
his neck and tucked a mitten between the
strap and his neck to make the moose tight.
Mr.; Dillon. the teacher. released the boy
and succeeded In reyiying him.,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

1.oulsville. Ky. Feb iG-ManaEcr Me-
tIosky tonight completed a deal with
MamEor Enmiskey, OF the ST. Paul club
for CuuniuHham who was sioux City's
winning pitcher last year cunningham
coming Season
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
FUNERAL OF MARTIN.
1t WIN Be Held at the Home of Ills Mother
This Afternoon.

The funeral of Phillip Martin, who was
hanged for murder. will be held this morn
ing at II o'clock at his mothers residence,
at Nineteenth and Holmes streets The
Rev. Henry Robertson the pastor of the
boys mother, win ofiiciate The remains
will not be taken TO Union cemetery for
burial until . o'clock this afternoon.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

A serious railroad accident occurred at
PittsbUrg, and number of people were
hurt.
Saloons and gambling houses have been
closed at Fort Scott.
Senators billiard and O'Bryan. both
upper house.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
Good Entries for 81. Louis Stakes.

the ten stake events OF the spring meeting
Of the 81. Louis Fair Association were
flled remarkably well, promising a meeting
the Ike of which has not been had in ST.
Louis for many years. The total number
OF entries for the ten events Is 76l in
Guiding some of the best animals on the
turf
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

Trouble is brewing between san Domingo
and France
Grand Duke George, czarewItch of Rus
sta, is about to die.
The German rechstag has adopted Mir
bach's resolution for an international mon
etnrN Cnnfnrnnnn
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

The county court yesterday instituted
proceedings to kill a glandered horse be-
ling to j. ID. Cusenberry,
II. l.. Marks filed a 5000 damage suit in
the circuit court yesterday against Sarah
NJ Pierson, whom he accuses of libel in
that she caused his arrest on a warrant
sworn out last month before Justice OF
the Peace Stanwood under the charge OF
collecting and embezzling 50 rent.
A class of eleven applicants for admis-
sion TO the Jackson county bar was exam
med by the committee of the Kansas City
Bar Association on legal education in
Judge Slover's court yesterday. The ex-
animation lasted until nearly dark last
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

A reporter Tor tho Journal called at The
Keeley Institute, Kansas City, Kas., yes
terday 10 see the Indians, lie found that
the institute Is pleasantly located In the
Portsmouth building. occupying nine large
and comfortable rooms on the second floor
A visit 10 the regular club rooms was fol-
lowed by a pleasant talk with the patients
under treatment, all OF whom looked in eN-
cellent health and expressed themselves
as perfectly satisfied with their progress
under treatment The Usage Indians We're
in another room and the reporter had the
pleasure OF gazing on seven noble speCi-
appearance, ana through their interpreter
expressed themselves as much pleased with
the care they received. The manager of
the institute stated that remarkable fact
to him was that although the treatment
OF Dr. keeley had been in successful use
for fourteen years and over, and had cured
over 2O0poQ men and women, about one ont
of every four patients admitted to the in
stitute had already taken some cheap imi-
tation of the Kelley treatment
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
MARQUETTE CLUB BANQUET.
The Annual Event Enjoyed by Forty NJ en-,
bers and Guests.

The annual banquet of the Marquette
House. Forty members and guests sat
down to the spread. A tempting menu was
served and the feast was followed by Or
atory behtting the occasion. The toast
master of the occasion was MIR. r. Il. Han
rahan and the toasts We're as follows:
Greeting" President Frank j. Horn.
"Sirs, you are very welcome here tonight,
1t must appear in other ways than words (;
Therefore / scant this bare thing cour-
tesy."
"The Marquette Club" F.. L. Biersmith.
"A name that shall live forever
1--WE Fellows" J. NJ Clarey.
4, Yes, we are boys, always Joking with
tongue or pen,
And sometimes l wonder will we ever be
men"
The Bachelor VS.. the Benedict" j. C.
|. He who lives out his life alone.
Shall not flee from the din of home
Live not thou single, but take unto thyself
."rhe Modern clubman," T. NJ. Finn.
Heavenly creatures we of the club
Handsome men just from the Hub"
The Marquette Club was organized in
1887 and in 1891 was chartered and has been
Tor an the years one of the flourishing
social clubs of the city. The club has
handsome suite of rooms in the hail build
ing and a membership of about fifty. The
officers of the club are Frank j, Horn,
president; Edward Powers, first vice presi.
dent; j. A. Mulholland, second vice pres-
dent; C. II. Murray, third vice president;
6. a. Ahern, recording secretary; NJ. It.
Soden, financial secretary; Hugh Matthews,
treasurer,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

The following docket sittings have been
made In the circuit court:
Division No, Monday, February lS-
Nos 2lOS0, 2l5ls, 2l739 2lS35.
Tuesday, February l9-Nos, 1898. 2lsN,
2l9g9
Wednesday, February 2O.-Nos. 1855,
22i27 1910 1861, 2l5l1.
Division No. 3-Monday February is-No,
2l539
Tuesday, February 19-Nos, 21sss, 2lo77,
2ls05 2l357.
Division No, 4-Motion docket on Mon
day
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

smoke house at the state line and
Southwest boulevard, belonging to Fred j,
Hoffman, was burned at an early hour this
morning. The loss on the building was
about WOO and on the contents. between
$500 and Si0O.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17

OF me race track held a meeting to-day
AMI decided to discontinue racing for the
time heiug. The race track dii not run
this afternoon.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
New Suits Filed.

22950. Ford & Doan VS.. j. p. D'Neill and
Western Storage and Warehouse Company;
replevin.
229j1. Henry l.. Marks VS.. Sarah NJ.
Pierson; damages.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
Racing Discontinued at Madison.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 16.-Learning that
the townships OF Brooklyn and Venice had
'guarantined against Madison. the managers
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-17
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