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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
Cost of Growing Corn.

c., L. Hawkins, in Indiana Farmer:
send, you the result of keeping IN account
Containing fourteen acres;
/ kept an account OF lime In breaking,
Rn.vF etsi, and p's sharrS,a c4 4or the Same neFs sneh
costs as the labor could be hired for In this
give an itemized account. but will not take
The land, fourteen acres. was valued at
q corn e crib per bgshel was 10 cents of
The fodder was estimated at twenty-one
t s,ns or ond about snst one ts snd mons Sns-ss ar Ii n%r t per
This is tho cost should / have hired every
thing done. The fodder cost IN cash. not
snapped for or boarding hands, etc.. si.ss
in in mow s9'f inc sosf az t tRe II per- r." cent "pa ]intcres.
was sis2. 20; The value, oil. the corn at %
s ssn'7 wa nsF ,s ss's iSay fns a the era sSad or Ct ase = io Dfr
teen acres OF si6.s0. saying nothing about
, sns,,s Of soil ,n t t%sr''InI sId. or r sern foassr m "a be
be worth s7.ss per ton. This would increase
one thing about the account showed the
dinerence about estimailns and knowing
e Mhnn , ede by 'i good farmers at sixty bush,
els per acre. But when the corn and land
both were measured. It was found TO yieil
WIS., " AANef'S WV e"'y
per acre.
Now about the corn husker: I have. with
three others. been operating a machine for
four years and am of the opinion they are
not the machine we want. although they
do the work well enough. They are too
slow and the principle. of tho machine so
far debars them from being II speedy ma
chine, making our corn fodder too xpen-
eive. And, besides, tho danger OF operating
the machine is entirely too great. We can
not afford to have such nm army of men
crippled for life for the sake of having our
corn fodder worked up;. The plan Of feed
ing the machine has little to do with the
danger. as most OF the injuries are received
by unehoking the machine. and whether
for the purpose, which is much better to
unehoke the machine. the operator Will
lind himself getting careless at times, and
occur. coming too sudden to give any warn
Ing; Aithoush we nave run four years
feen minutes run may bring the loss
OF a hand. They must be changed SOM
way for safety and speed or discarded en-
tiraly.
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thrifty condition. Money Is well invested
when placed In a good grade Of sheep, al
though the cost Is u little more.
Plants arc like pcpplc-thcy do not thrive
In n close crowI and they t,l!ah perfect
Rcrni!on ms much us man AMI beast, our
garden crops whom planted ~ spwn too
thickiy make an unsansftctory gruwth and
give a small Yield. There are, Of ruuffe,
more plants. but the proportion " waste IN
each plant IL so much greater that the lnss
on ono side more than balances the gain ON
the other.
Il IL claimed Tint the young sprouts COM
ing from the roots Of rnspbettics can I've
tr,nsplant"d at this season with GOOD sue.
soil as possible and the ClUmps must not
be broken; the plants must be disturbed
A. llttlr As possible. when rnn1 care is
given them henceforth they may hear next
sens"n. ordinarily tho now SPROUTS OF n"
lowering kinds are trausulAntci IN the
fhil ur spring, and those which strik" root
from the tips OF the canes are ldyerci in
August and scutenhpr,
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LOCOMOTIVES nr,Lr " JArAS.
Experimental work Proves II Success
in construction aud I:rouomy.

IN English consular report recently pub
ilshvd says; Much Interest VAS created
among English builders by the accounts
published IN trade jour mails In England OF
the nrst locomotive built at the government
railway workshops In Japan. which, II wtS
said, WAS completed Mt ~ cost NJ ti,as,
while n similar locomotive built Ia England
could not he placed on tn" line In Japan,
ready for running. Mt u less cost than tl,Sp
The alleged cost IN Japan was fHll1Ciuus.
no allowance having been made for interest
on capital, scientific sipctintcndrncr and
other charges. all OF which would be
taken iNto Consideration BY private build
Crs, bat at the same tim, there was no
doubt that the cost. no mptt"r how llhrt-
ally calculated, was comparatively low.
Most OF H. parts were entirely constructed
at the works In J~apau-ho'l"r, water tanks,
wheels. cylinders ana VDlv"s-And only tho
frame plates and q Jew minor parts came
In II rough stntc from ,hrond, This engine
started running on Aprll ~, and has since
luwncgs In consumption Of conl, good haul.
Ing capacity and Htcnd!ncSs. -Four tender
locomotives huNc since been built IN tho
snmr workshops, ana are now running .
tn" Hiogo-kloto section OF the ruSkuI.t
railway. They hny" already iuu over li,VD
miles, and In all respects are giving rs
complete satisfaction rs the first. Two or
the largest private railway companies AFRO
now following the example set by the gov
ctnnont and ryiuE the experiment OF ON
struciing their own locomotives. Neither
government nor private companies Will.
however, hr able for many ycRuS yet to sat
isfy more than "A very small fraction OF
their requirements Ia this respect"
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF TRUSTEES S~ALE-Whcre-
as. Charles II, Ellis and Mary Ellis, his
wife, srantors. by their certain deed Of
trust, dated the twenty-seycnth DAY OF
January A.. j.. eighteen hundred and nine
ty-two. hled for record on the twenty-sey-
enth day of January. A. H., eighteen hun
dret ana ninety-siN, nnl recorded In book
is No. 500, ut page 81, In office of recorder
OF deeds OF Jackson county, Missouri. at
Kansas city, conveyed to Homer Heed,
trustee, the following described lands and
situate In Jackson county. Mis-
souri,. namely: AL of lot numbered thir-
teen l0. in South Windsor, an addition to
the city of Kansas NOV Kansas city,.
Missouri, AS the same H. marked and desig-
mated on the recorded plat thereof on file In
the recorders office of SSH Jackson county.
Missouri, in trust to secure the note In
said deed described: and. whereas, default
has been made in performance of the con-
ditions OF said deed. and the same have
been broken: now. therefore,. notice is here
holder OF said notes, !, Homer Reed, trustee.
Will proceed to sell and VIII sell at public
said lands and tenements. on the 18th day
OF July. a. u, eighteen hundred and nine
ty-slx. between the hours of nine o'clock
a. m. and Ave O'Clock p. m. at the west
front door Of the custom house. corner OF
Ninth and Walnut streets, In Kansas city.
In said jackson county, Missouri, to pay
said indebtedness and expenses OF sale.
HOMER REED, Trustee.
Cock . Gossete Attornsys.
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EDUCATIONAL


Spalding's Commercial College Gncurpor-
afudD. East Wing ". Y. Life Hlig.. Kansas
CITY, Mo, offers nj it's Thirticth Annual
Reduced Rate hummer School. lust com
rates than elsewhere for MI English and
Commercial branches. Shorthand. Type
writing. Telcgfaphy. Modern Langungcs,
etc. Elegant accommodations FOR Five
Hundred Students. UnriValei Course of
study. Eighteen experienced Teachers and
Lecturers. sD-pugc Catalogue Free. Tel.
M. u" sure 10 visit or address this COL
lcgc before going elsewhere.
one copy OF this advertisement will he
received as tlS In part payment OF either
OF above Courses Of study.
i. +. SpALDlNG, \, NJ, President.
SIoIiTHAND-Briercst, simplest. most
lesihl", the best, lessons IN classes. poT-
sonally or by mail. BrA' terms ever Of
fered, samples free, Address \. T.. e,
box 40. Kansas City. Mo.
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A NEW cou>rny-A NEW RAILROAD.

TO II IOMESEEkER-Grta oppor.
%tnniticS along the line of tho Kansas city,
ilttshurg \ Gulf Il. Il for small invest
Wents In Southwest Missouri and North
west Arkansas, Buy u iO.Hcrc fruit farm
for s. per ncrc-casy terms. 81 per aero
down, balance in monthly payments. li"t-
ter than u savings bark, SOmcthinr that
Will grow In value. Hundreds are picking
these harEuins NJ. Why not you? Write
for full Information to +. \. IIornbrrk.
land commissioner IL, q. l.. X q. railroad,
7th and Wyaniotte. Kansas city, Mo.
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TO THE


WHO handles your drayage? DO you gel.
quick, reliable ~serviceY Does your transfer
company look out for your Interests? II
you have good reasons for a change. we
would he pleased to hear from YOU. Fur
nitura packed and shipped. General trans
fer business.
MIDLAND TRANSFER COMPANY.
Phone 1911. i7 and 100 Wyandotte 81.
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Fail Pigs.

Correspondence Indiana Farmer: ] have
been rowin fall pigs now for three years
and lind that It requires somewhat diIer-
ent management than with spring pigs,
Hut ! shall continue to divide the pigs be-
tween spring and fall and hope that Others
will do so. II divides the suppl between
the winter and uminer markets. and Is Il
thing we ought to consider more than we
do. OF course hogs are held over winter
for the summer packing, but It carries
best profits. A hog should he made In
nine or ten months to be profitable,
TO grow fall pigs my sows are bred to
farrow from LIST to SOth of September and
not later than the middle of October.
For this second, or fall litter, only ma
ture strong sows should be used. They
require IA little more attention in feeding
and management. They should be given
as much fall pasture as possible M for
weather Is excellent. on II the pigs grow
and develop rapidly. Towards weaving
time ! give the pigs oat and oil. meal, one
part OF tho oil meal to four OF oat meal
mixed with sweet skim milk. AT first l
feed this In small quantities. feeling my
way along towards larger %rations. To this
ration in q few months n little corn meal
and wheat middlings or shorts may be
added. This makes the pigs grow rapidly
and keeps them In good condition and
health. ! think the oil meal is excellent
for this. BY such care and management
good heavy hogs OF 200 to 20 pounds may
be made ready for the following June mar
kat,
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

successors to Galloway " ShankIani, steam
carpet cleaning and renoyating works. 18th
and Agnes ave. We make a speciality OF
Keith, Emery Biri-Thayrr. DOggett, J.
II, North and principal hotels.
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SOM. Dimer.nYc. in Methods.

The Homestead: A sheep breeder who
had but u dozen ewes did not feel able
10 buy a ram at .i:. at which price he
could have procured one, hut he leased u
ram for the dozen ewes at 80 cents. for
each lamb yeaned. 1t was u ram lamb OF
unusual vigor and precocity. and the ewes
were in good order and coming up in hesh
when he took the ram home. The result
was that he had twenty-ssyen lambs. He
paid $50 more for the use OF a ram for
The season than would have bought tho
ram.
Another man took some sheep on The
the wool. The lot was worth $500. He
kept them one year n grew tired 81
sheep back with forty lambs worth g
for a year 70 say nothing Of the Wool
gould pay for The keeping OF the sheep
for one year. IL one can't figure he had
better count on his fingers.
a boy bought AZ a sale one " for Is
the sprinE he clipped nine pounds Of wSol
twin lambs. both Of which were made
wethers. Late n the fall. about a year
sold the three suimsls to . butcher Tor
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Observation-Disclosures bust enlarged
six inches; failure impossible; results guar
antesd.. LOO testimonials. Book and iull
particulars sent. sealed, for 9C. Aurum
Meliclne Co. ti SiAte Il. Ghlcngn. Ill
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sis, because they were surro.ed TO be too
fat to keep. Then he went to n ~ncighbor's
AMI bought twelve head With his SIC.
lives. lie can tgurc.
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where are you going to. my pretty
ITO milk the ,brlndle cow" she said
'AIay / go with you. my pretty mald?'
'"The COW HAS a calf, kind SIR" she said.
The Connecticut Sheep Breeders Assoc
citation offers II bounty OF $40 for every dog
caught killing n sheep. or against which
the act can be proved.
Plenty OF clover will go n long way to-
ward making "A farm profitable. Think how
many ways II can be utilized for pasture.
for hay, for feeding the stock or feeding
the land, sometimes serving the double pur-
pose of feeding the stock and then going
back to the soil In the manurial product.
Fear not raising too much; 1t Will always
find "a market.
During tho day the plant Is gathering
nourlshment from different sources. and
during the night this material Is assim-
Hated into plant life. 1t Is a curious fact
that plants grow much more In the night
than by day, as can be proved at any time
by measurement; but This seems to be the
rule with all life; even children grow most
by night.
Even at the present low prices of wool,
considering the amount OF capital invested,
sheep may be made to pay fully as good 2
per cent OF profit as any other stock; but
good sheep must bs kept and In good.
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W1NTEn~SS, n S5 n cood rronnJ Fss,
or South side. 81 to 81 per foot. cash.
Also good horse and busy as part pay
on house and lot, well rented.
Sills. Northup a. Co.. Keith & Perry bldg.
WE REPAIR bicycles. sewing machines,
clean and rehnish stoves. Mrniture; keys
htting and carpenter work. Call and see
US at i4 East Twelfth street.
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TALK ABOUT s~NAPs-ucre YOU nave
It. An eight room modern brick. Largo
porcelain bath tub, nicklo plated plumbing.
Eas range. with hot and cold water. all
ready, in Kitchen, concr-ted cellar. regis.
tiers In all upstairs rooms, yard sodIoi,
everything complete; just finished; lot 5US
u, only $500. small cash payment down.
halane. To- syn pnrfhnsGr, :SIS wabash ny'
owner. 18th and olive SITS. or ic1. Union
ave,
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Contrast between Kind and Cruel
T%r,ntmcnt

Turf. Field and Farm: He who walks
the streets OF this city and Keeps his eyes
open sees many things which point n moral.
a stupid driver sat behind n heavily loaded
team and yanked the horses and cracked
his whip and made them sharply strain
themselves for the amusement of a few
corner ~loafers, He was not In sympathy
with the animals. and unnecessarily taxed
their nervous and physical systems. ON
the opposite side of the street was another
heavily loaded team. The driver. a man
with u kindly and thoughtful face. stood
on tho pavement, and when he wanted to
move II short distance, simply raised his
right hand and gently spoke to the horses,
The order was promptly oheycd. There
was n steady pull In the traces, ana tho
wheels rolled without jar or friction. In
obedience to another signal the horses
stopped. and looked for II caress OF APP
proval. which was Instantly given. II was
II pleasure for them to work for such u
master. and no risk OF injury was run by
frightened plunres from savage whip or
bit. The merchants who have to foot the
bills should never copmit valuable work.
horses to the care Of Bad-temporei and in
competent drivers. II Is poor economy to
employ at small wages n man who has no
love for or knowledge OF horses. Such II
driver can do more damage In n week than
tho wages OF n good man VIII amount to in
six months. and he furnishes an example
of cruelty In the streets which Is shocking
to tho enlightened sentiment OF the age.
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CL~AIRyOYANTS.

MRS. l.. JAMES. the well known clair
yoyant and trance medium, may be con-
suited at le09 Grand ave-, parl0rs 80 TO 70.
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HERE Is \ GOOD INVESTMENT
Southwest corner Twelfth and Woodland,
IONIC feet, both streets paved, II modern
1850 hous" on Woodland and n neat cot
tagc on Twelfth. with that iiHe corner all
vacant for II stor" block, WhHtl! you give
for III l., II, PHELPS * CO..
5- American Bank building.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAS-slO at 3 per cent on improved
Kansas city real estate: no commission.
Address $ 10. Journal Office.
LOCAL money at lowest rates. Il. i.
Sexton * Co., American Bank bldg.
sa.0Jo TO LOAN AT 6 per cent, II. W.
Musson. 1857 New York Life bldg.
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FOR SALE
d.room modern dwelling. new. large
bath. S2,Ss.
lO-room modern brick. West side. $500.
Broom modern brick. Independence. S.
CO...
s-room brick. East side. s.7n.
s-roun brick. East side. SEQ.
Groom frame. East side. ESQ.,.
7-rooin frame. Wcst side. eco
store. Wcstport. two-story and basement.
$500.
5-room cottage. West side. fi..So.
Elegant lots In all parts OF the city.
List houses with US,
W. l.. AI.LCUTr & CO.
Armour building,
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No INTEREST If YOU BUY TiiIS-A
brand new I room cottage and 50 feet, south
of liyd" park, sewer, sl.iN1, with l0 Casn
and Sl5 a month, but not a cent Of inter.
est to pay. W. are the workinEmrn's
friend, y n. PHELPS Il co.
IS American Bank building.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HAIR.

INGRowING Eyeiashes. Moles, Warts,
broken veins and ull facial blemish-s per-
manently removed by electricity. Two
hairs removed free TO convince you that
the work is done without pain or Scar. Try
our skin food. Mrs. f.. ". RaniolpE. Der
matoiorist, 400 New Ridge building. si5
Main street. References: Drs. Lester Hall,
block, HALEY and others.
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ESTATE.

wANTED-To. buy; a frame house to
numbsr n price. Address = I0l. Journal.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


HORSES PAsTuREp. 81 per month; sent
for and returned; calves raised. u. b. Sal
isbury. Independence. Mo.
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q sALE-pENL ESTATE.
G.. ID. Parker,
Durfee Il Co.


si:0 an a-N or in y, INN farm. largo
orchard ~ r,lcrt fruit, forest trees ami
bluCUrNss, slightly farm and cheap, u MT.
Paramount park.
So, an a IS q. imp. farm; 10 select arp
plc trees, 10 years old also GOOD. selection
OF other fruit, w miles west luirpend-
oncr. Mo-: would trade for large Mo. farm.
rs an a,-lt0 or 20 a. imp Girm, =. mi.
: II. II. stations. . mi. ilaffis0nV!lic, Mo-.
good improvements u soil.
SaNi AN n,--si n. mn. farm 20 y, select
fruit, 10 mi. city. Platte county.
SO an $50 u, inn, farm small orchard
good soil. . mi. r. II. station. and ~ mi. n.
-. 81. Jocc. Mo.
$50 an so acres: now II = tr.3 all
modcru. orchard In bearing. nshpOul. M
waste land. / mi. Independence. Mo. .
lIrEn rlslnIuN.
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II you want II home. see Hoffman,.
II You want "A lot. see HOFFMAN,.
" you want IN acre tract, SEQ
We hay" worked for ten years In one
section-the Linwood district. We are the
headquarters for bargains In that district.
GEORGE HOFFMANN.
Tel. 1901, az American Bank bldg.
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Lots 500 each. $40 cash. balance s. per
mouth, on graded streets. In IstyrTviow,
within walking distance OF the T., T.. and
NJ. T. shops, stock yards and all packing
houses. ) y. SIMPSON y son,
Chambe of Comncrc" bldg
Kansas city, kup.
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close 10 transportation, N,.sQ. SlD cash. 3s
a m'hin W''. ,,t. avail hous. ;; foo.
loi ,eS rn.s yih +, month. tiGa II that ia
''.R iit1i," H"' ~" 81" '
~ SoSS a., rr,, = ,oo, co,,,r. nicely
49," ~ ,ft,,. ",'n rr,.s r., ,nrh thtes
nuv,f - ~. S"'h' ." ''e' go
S ~, ,Sn,, hNn,, r,et,v ward with
49, III 49, 49, t,Ssr.nbcnr
en- ',"s' s, "'""' d" ~
'e"'' '"N" ," I, n n & co.
shSliicy building
-
u n DE-
y, n. South Troos,. 80 It. deep. for
q, a.. ,tt, s !, sn,u
w, :, '1' rb and " ~ mnb,,t, Ito. we'll; sew
crs. water gin, street graded. trees. so
ri, u,l,.,, ave and nth; beautiful
rrounJ. 10 ne, cont cheaper than anything
ir th1, -TIrhhorhnot oris fu5 per n.
'oI, y, Ir r,,t,,.b ndIifIrn nice ground.
:, ~, awe, a., nor ~ il" wants to
sl N''' o""'' -" '' ~
iiue : room house. new, modern. I'roost.
sun ,o,m, briab new. entirely modern. Is
It LOT. 18th and Wabash, 'i.ro. terms to
room frame. new. Springfield. Jus, cas-.
of Troost, $500
located, ys,,y.
~ ~ q r. WINTER 4 Co.
se,fca-Nice home on Olive. near i"Hins-
ton, asphalt street, sewer; wafer AM gas.
Independence ave.
GrRndy. Il room frame. beautiful grounds.
u.S-a-a room brick. Olive, near Lexington.
ro,Sst WV" ."
81 si.t-S room frame. m,n,el., with gaa
crates. etc, Forest, near ssi.
a. 20 room frame Forest near "a.
,nSisrn new md y.ry casv, ava" "
Most of these can he soid on easy nay.
mcnts, sIL.i.S, NoRTHuP Il co.
Keith & Perry Bldg.
FOR SALE
bath. ss,sc5 s'''" ""''
ao,ro3m modern hrick. MGs, slde; S."|n
20 ,,,., r,., s,,. 9, -,
.rooomm h"ricnN' t Ens' suie' aMS
.r9" room ,tnims. Ets, S,is, s, Ss
ctu"l' .tnisr, "cst siir. snV'
sJ.So5 "'s'' :.
EE iss hous sS's M 4 g. + ea''' OF the CITY,
w. /. At.LcUTr & CO..
REAL ESThTE BARGAINS.
We control more than 100 lots between
street and among them We have soma
choice bargains.
-
u you want II home. see Hoffman,.
II You S%h WANT Wan' an "a acre ,Sr; 5 ,rsci i'e snm mng,n,nn
We have worked for ten years in one
section-th. Linwoo district. W. ar. The
Headquarters for s]afseins IN ths, district.
Tel. 2.oi, az American Bank bldg.
-,1n
near mn. 20 II. lot. incumbrance Si,sa. viii
tax vacant lots or small house ANA lot los
: r,stt, I,,tsn ON L. ntl, ~ q, l., e. mn
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FOR SALE or LEASE.

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-A ranch on the
strip adjoining the Territory in Harper
county. kns.. $3.50 acres fenced in. seven
lots. plenty water. .corncribs. ~corrals aud a
good house. Inquire at 900 II. 9th St,
Kansas City, Mo. for particulars.
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wANTED-Position; light work or caro-
of children or kitchen work. by reliable
woman. Call at 1910 Oak st.
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TO EENT=Rrsidoncee; cheap,
Groom brick. modern. West siic.....fn N
groom lat. modern. East sidc...-...,. - ~
Groom frame. .sM East 18th st,,,..u.. II 30
l-roum frame. 23si Forest Rvc..,,u,. IL 30
broom frame. 2lI5 lydia avc,.......,.. 10 On
Groom HAT. III, Holmes ~.Et.uu..,u.. s %
W. DlEHi.. co.
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wANTED-TO RENT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. family OF adults
want furnished house for summer. Ad-
dress S 695. Journal ON ,e.
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Foit SALE 81 ipp-A new 7.ruom brick
nni frame dwelling. besides bath, at 27oe
Holmes ST., with every modern cunyc-
nieuce. This hou-" Is built IN the best
manner throughout. has TWO muntol-. iius
attic. good Views and excellent locality.
lot aii1NlHi: terms to suit.
SlMil,SHN 81 GlkNNES. EhnLlleN DING
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
TO ENCuANG
FOR

can and sec II In operation. W. Clarke,
agent, III W. 9th,
FOR sALE-Chcap: ! mare, l new buggy
and new harness. mare city broke. Apply
30rS h, 10th 81.
- SALE-Mandolin in good condition.
with canvas case, 5000. Address 5 III.
Journal office.
FOR SAi.E.-l large meat box and coffee
mill, sell cheap. a33S Grand ave.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
To RENT-ROONs.

TO RENT-2 3.room flats. close in, 60.
Two nrstrclass Offices In llayard bldg. 1911
Main 81. Also desirable offices In Diamond
bldg. 9Th and Main. +. J. BAIRD Il co,
Tel. i6i. Baird BliG.