davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Misfit Clothing Parlors closed all day.
yl,nt We Pay for weather.

The United States pays 5000, 600 year
for its weather service; Great Britain.
S so 900; Germany, $56 900; Russia,
$4,000; Austria, $4,000; Switzerland,
standing this enormous outlay here, it is
said that The weather in the countries mcn-
toned is far more agreeable than that which
we are accustomed to.-New York Press.
The morning times., 1896-01-24
MIsrit Clothing Parlors closed all day.
Turned Peonle Away,

Turned People Away.
Actors Friend-what success did Won
have on your trip?
Returned Actor-Wonderful. Hundreds
turned away
Did your doorkeeper have to turn them
away?"
''N-no; they turned away themselves and
didn't give him a chance."-Siflings.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, 9Th
ST., bet l. and II ne. Revival meeting
every evening except Saturday. General
awakening. Rev. B. N. Brown, pastor.
II -. Il
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FOR ALE-Grccery store fixtures
cheap; great bargain, 1913 9th ne.
In 22-ot-em
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MANIFESTATIONS.

FOR RENT-A private family can
accommodate several Jewish young
men or small family with board and home
comforts Address CENTRAL, MS office.
ia24-St
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"A ANTED-Carpets and rugs to clean;
coiors restored equal to new by our
process: terms rea onabie; satisfaction guar
anteed. Address w. ID. ACNDAY. 713
Md. ave. ne. Ceoi-Im
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FOR SA LE-Children' tricycles; /
have few OF these machines left over
from the holiday trade, and offer them 4
less than cost to close out; S2.50 up; an
elegant blackboard wagon, S2.25. K. H.
MORSELL. 1107 7th st NV. ja23-3t-em
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Or exchange: I5-acre
farm in District. Room Z, $50 + st.
NV. ja24-7t
FOR SALE or eXchange-About acres
OF land. directly on line OF the Tenley-
town Electric Railroad, for improved
property in city. W. X. Y, this office.
1a21-6t
The morning times., 1896-01-24

LADIES needing confidential treat,
ment. 4 safe and sure relief 10 all
female trouble, constipation, trregula RI
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit, fistula.
etc Separate rooms Tor patients before
ard during confinement, and find homes
for infants IL required. Strictly conflden-
tial. MRS. DIR RENNER, 16 Fourth St
me-, near L. Capitol St, Washington, ID. c.
ie3-tf
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FOR ALE-Good paying cigar, candy,
stationery and grocery store In north
west section; reason, owner leaving city;
no agents. Address CASH, this office.
ipoo-9t-sJ,
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ron RENf-HousEs.

FOR RENT-Part OF house; rooms;
newly painted and lpapcred: rent taken
in board II desired. 1910 lith st. NV.
js23-3t
FOR REET-SiO. .6O-Niccly papcr'd
II rDuIu brlcl; hogsc, 301 q 81. NV.
near Pension Office: n. IN. l.: two lines OF
cars ard hersiics pass the door; Key next
door 500 q St !a23-4t
FOR REHT-No. isf q 81. NV; house
arranged la accommodate two fauiiics'
flats" six rooms;" front and la ok bui.d-
Tug: tgn stories; halls, water in Kitchen;
bath: latrube In parlor, heats main brid-
ing: iars.c yard, rruni and ba ok: rent. SO;
house open FOR inspection; gas Ja22-3t
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wANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED- nw. from 4th to 9th,
+ TO L, for two young men; terms
moderate. Address S. B. B., 1875 9th
st. NV. ta23-St
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For RENr-srABLEs.

FOR RENT-Large stable for 2 or
horses and carriages. a. BEHRMAN,
613 ID st. NV. ja22-3t-em
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RoR RENT-STOREs.

FOR RENT-Store and fixtures ard
stock or groceries and notions for sale
cheap. Apply at lib ID st. NV. ja22-3t
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FOR gALE-Cisar store in good To-
cation; party leaving city. Address
7. NJ, this office. ja23-3t
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FOR SALE-Coal and wood yard. do
ing good business; owner engaged else
where; price reasonable Inquire at prem
ises, corner Fla. ave. and 1 st. NE.
iaoo-2t
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wASEINGTON d. c.. January
IT, lS96.-The annual meeting OF The
shareholders of the Washington Gas Light
Company. for the election OF directors, viii
be held at the office of the company. 4l5
10th st. NV. MONDAY, February B, 1896
The polls win be open from l o'clock noon
TO l O'Clock p. IN. WILLIAM L ORME,
Secretary janis to feb3-xS
A special meeting OF tie stockholders OF
the Cross Manufacturing Company is
called to be ield January 2S, 1896, WE'D
NESDAY, at 3 p. m, at tie office OF the
company, l07 King street, Alexandria,
Va for the purpose OF TeorganiZiEg the
board of directors. W. A. DISNEY,
Secretary jauS-2lt
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DIR. LEON.
461 Missouri Avenue. dell 3m
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Mlsfit Clothing Pazsass closed all day.
The morning times., 1896-01-24

AIsnt Clothing Parlors closed all day.
The morning times., 1896-01-24
WANTED-AGENTS.
Getp Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for lOc.

WANTED-Agcrts TO take orders for
the Peoples Cyclopedia." History
OF the World" STANDARD Dictionary"
500 De Luxe sets of books, and Gail
Hamilton's Biography OF Elaine" Lib
eral contracts with reliable parties. r. A.
DINSMORE, 62S Il st. NV. 1t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WA ANTED-Business for interest in new
Groom house. Address or apply at
1245 Il st. Sc. ia24-3t
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FOR SALE-Coffee mill, tea cans,
scales, ice box. meat racks and tools
n. W. GREER. Harrison ST. Anacostia,
ID. Z. Item
FOR ALE-one pool table, at 1896
IL st. ne. Item
The morning times., 1896-01-24

Wanted--Try Rubber Roof Palm.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge oaly fer painting. WORK xuar sn.e,l
NAT hUBBEk ROOF PAINT CO. lp.s STA nv
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EDUCATIONAL.
FOR sALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-Beautifu lot. on st.
NV, size 20x95. to an alley; location
unsurpassed; snap: price. this week, S2-45
per foot; adjoining lots cannot be bought
less than So per foot: come quick II you
want this bargain. Room /, 6l4 I. st:
NV ja24-3t
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FOR SALE-I must sell quick. house
located near Dupont circle: price way
down. Address 'OWNER OF HOUSE"
this office. ja24-7t
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w ANTED-Theloan of Ss, 900 on first.
class inside property; no, agents T05
10th st. sci 2-tf
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PERSONALS.

DIR. TAYLOR. soe st. NV, makes
full sets OF teeth for So, satisfa ctioD
guaranteed: teeth extracted without pain.
gold filling, 81: amalgam. b0c. se1-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the members or l. A. 23Ss. X. OF l..
ard The public IN general:

and The public in general
L. A. 1850 heartily iudurscd the action
of The lockcd-out Brewers aud expressed
their sentiment by adopting the following
resolutions:
Resolved. That no member OF l. A.
23Se, of 3nurneymen Bakers. will paironize
any saloon or grocery store where beer
Is sold niade ny The National Capitai. WASH
ingtnn, Heurich, or Porlner Brewing Com
panics.
Be il further resolved, That any member
caught in the act of violating foregoing
rule W III be fined the sum nT $40.
Be IL further resolved, That such fine.
II imposed. viii never be rcmiited by any
act OF the assembly.
jaa4-3t BY order OF L. A. 23se.
SPIEITUA ALISM - Miss Maggie
Gauic OF baltimore. the wonderful me-
dlunl. every Friday during day for private
sittings, sos ii st. NV: every Friday
night, Wonn's Hall, 121 9Th 81. NV. II
I'm sickness. wandered from home on
Wednesday evening. David Hickey,
while suffering from fever, escaped from
his home. No. 329 Pa. ave. NV. When last
seen was near 9Th and Z SITS. sw-, about
g O'Clock p. n., coming northward; age
20 years; 8 IT. 6 in. in height; dark CON-
plexion. smooth face, scar on left cheek;
dark clothes. derby hat blue cloth over
coat. lay-down collar with black tie and
pin. ANY information concerning his where
abouts will be gratefully received by his
parents. Other papers please notice.
LAWRENCE HICKEY.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-Private money in small
sums to suit; on cbattel or personal
security. co oNFIDENTIAL, this office
ja23-3b
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BUY a new homo NV, So, $50, on monthly
payments. BARGAIN, this office.
ta23-3t-em
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-House and lot. near Du.
pont circle, for about price OF the lot;
beautiful large house. recently built; owner
leaving the city, Address SNAP PRICE,
this office. Ja24-1t
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FOR SALE-Half interest in newspa-
per and Job office; business good; sold
cheap to right party. Address PRINTER,
this Office. ia2l 81. en-
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
Rooms handsomely decorated from $40
up. Designs ard estimates furnished
CHAS. ERNST CO., 1915 F st. NV.
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FOR SALE-Light, fine Essex trap
seat or h, cost S175 this summer;
will sell for 81 %; also very stylish sleigh,
cost SIC; never been used; price $35.
GROCERY STORE, 1881 Corcoran St
ta23-3t
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wANrEp-PosrAGB STAMPS.

and any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. II. +. DUNkHQRST.
1905 7th ct. nv. de22-6
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MONEY TO LOAN-In large sums,
low as $1,000, at and pg
cent on ID c. real estate; also $3.50, S5CO,
$3.50, etc. at 6 per cent. WM. Il. SAuN
DERS 6 CO.. 1407 st. pw. If
The morning times., 1896-01-24

MONEY 10 loan at 8 and per cent on
District of Columbia realty; no delay il
security is satisfactory ,l.75..e s. 't,.sI
WALTER Il. ACkER. To4 14th NV.
ty3l-t
The morning times., 1896-01-24

j. T. w WALKER SONS. 204 10thst.
NV, carpet lining, felts, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement.
two and three-ply roofing material. ap21 If
The morning times., 1896-01-24
FOR RENT-RooMs.

l21S r. /. ave- fur. ROBINS. single or
en suite; facing south; bay overlooking
Iowa Circle: large closets; $50; fur. front
hall room, So. tap24-3t
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
DETAINED BY WOMEN.


\ larg" man. poorly dressed. walked ur
the steps leading TO tho 'front.' door oG Tie
home ~ Mrs. Louis rrade. No. lff Brook
iyn avenue, az about $50 o'clock yesterday
morning and rang Tho boil lie waited for
few moments, but there was no res porsc.
lie laiH his hand on the knob turned It
AMI entered The house. There WAS au over
coat ntUf,lug 20 "a hIll rack ana fr
searched the pockets, The pockets were
empty sQ he lut rhe coat under his arm
an! started 10 leave the house
AIRS frHds, who b. an invalid. had hrarl
iuv tHurhtll ring, buf mad mot responded
She started 10 tho door. when she h,ard tht.
man enter, AMI she arrived just iu tim. lo
stg him take ne coat down. She walked up
behind him and caught him hy The Coa 4
n Tgfrhly told her 60 release him or n
would Do" the worse FOR her, hut She he'll
nH aud screamed Tor help. While the man
tIEs"i 10 ger away daughter or Nrs.
l'raIe entered the house and ran 10 her
W0th"r's assistance Tho TWO women h,Il
To the intruder until ncighAors arrived A
policeman was summoned. ana the man
VINO suil hH was r. J.. Mcclure. was taken
To- Central station Police court was in
session " hon h. reached tho station and
b. was arfaigu.d ON a yugr8ney charge.
IL was given 10 days in the wprkhouse
Mcclure sags hr was "a member Ut lls
Society OF Bgothcrly Love
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
WAR oN ruE wtNG.
~ seems Probable Ihat Science VIII Enable
Nations to- Have Flying Fights.

From the London Graphic.
Although much remains to he accom-
UlIsIla before either submarine or aerial
uavigatiun becomes 30 perfected as 20 come
iu use gully for purposes ui war. IL seems
pretty safe tu urpNiet that hv the end ~
the twentieth century they will be- regarded
much as We view tsl homes ana electric
iight II is llttle more than half a century
uln since IN" idea OFT uropalllug vessels
across the Atlantic by steam power was
not only riIlculsd by the learned in such
matters. hut proved 10 hp absolutely lmpos-
sIhle There is no impucttclhility In Hying
under water or in the upper aii. given
proper appliances. and both arc within the
scope Of Human ond'aNur. All that r..
mains. therefore. Is to discover trustWorthv
means OF propulsion ana OF steering. uf
sinking at viii I'm the one Cusc anl Of rls-
ing at viii iu the other.
such tr.N,s as those should bp the meros'
nuthirEs 90 mechanical science; indeed
claims are already made on behalf of ccr.
tain talented inv utora that both problems
are practically solved. What wurfars .
VIII Oe when enc uowCr holds supremacy
in tho air ami another power down among
IN. fishes That would, indeed. bo a prac-
tIUal illustration of the Crim BHW1rck ki1n
fest about the whale and the elephant.
F,rhHt- however, ly that time The winged
soldier VIII Doe rendered incapable OF llE-
Ing as well as ~ flying. while the sub
marine warrior may bt given the lying
fish faculty 90 shcnt'nw into the alr. We
make sure that We shall soon hCar these
claims also put forward on behalf OF the
mira uuous Ellison and the little less mi
raCulous GOuh-t.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
CATHODE RAYS IN SURGERY.
Ballet In a Mans Hand Located by Means
OF tho New Photographs Operation
srcltty Simpi!tirt.

Critaro. Tsh. 12-Catholo rays were put
.o use FOR the first time to-day in SUR
elral operation. Castar Smith. who had
been SHOT in the hand several years ago.
offered himself as q subject 20 Or James
p BURY and Electrician Charles =.
srr.lnor who have been conducting a.
series of experiments at tho laboratory Of
the Western Electric Company The hull
let .n the hand was a small ono ana
could no. re located by ordinary means.
The injured hand was cNuoScI to- the
cathode rays FOR about an hour After the
lapse of tf1t time the sersltizad plate
was leve'ruel and disclosed an excellent
lk,ness OF tho ANA tony of the hand B,-
tween the homes ~ tho third and fourth
fingers could bC sg5r tho likeness of what
APPEARED 10 De a hucEshot The physician
removed the bullet the operation being
quickly and neatly performed ami Smith
suffered little pain. No drug was used iu
performing Oh" opcrdtiou The cathode
rays hal simplficd the operation so much
that the time necessary FOR Its acc1mplish-
msut was lCssengl several minutes.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
DIAMOND CIR DIAMOND.


Tror, +he T.trsft Free p~.s-
I-tion sdunre was almost deserted thA
ofher rirht aS started 10 cross t Near
AZ fc.intain eas 4 lone rnn On 4 bench,
and seeing tHat d. was making really %
taeEa gne ] walked straight ~ sat aoWn
b+s.s, him and etti.
.1Ist.r 30 vo1 Will 10 me favor heaven
VIII surely tis you. J want a qrar,tr
90 Eet bowl pt soup AMI bed
'Ercka. lnH Die eutried.
"l 1t hrak. 9r1 amonr strangers"
.We.L Mh1t 1 III oa Harry, diI you
come to N"w YORK t.rt 10" dd yod az
u 4. 81 l..tE ltte
$50 go =. E'i Ws'N ~ my, 80 Iaiei
EnI eS' -
n'l p" alt van I go "a We Wsstt
N'sH Wv .-tni ~ ~ .a' ,Nl Wuih tgs
e' I'' 2'. Ii ~ '..t.'l. ~
49, i;;-- ~
~ -' u-..A e"t way Ntiri' t''' you
"'at ...i 49,.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
cnINEsl As cANNIBALs.
Terrible Stories Of the Treatment of Jar
aue,e by Formosan Rebels.

Victoria =. O., Feb. 12.-DreaIful stories
come from Yokohama of the treatment Of
japanese by Form2sa rebels. som. corra-
speutants going so far as 20 say that the
Chinese practice caUnhaiism. The K-lung
CORES sponaeBt Of the japanese Mail says;
MANY OF your readers may not ba aware
Of the cannibalism that exists among the
Chinese. althoush there IS probably not .
foreigner in Fougosa bgJ knows Of the eat
ing of portions ot the bodies of saFages or
Is unaware OF the markets in FJrmUsan
seftl-ucEts cOutaIuiEE human flesh af s4v.
ages for sale. During ths outbreak Of 1881.
50 great Vas the loss II life thar savage
pork IN the markets"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
ForR corNrrRrEIrrRs cArrrRED.
Three at Msryyille aad one AT Tarkio-Au
an Jail af "a. Joseph.

St Joseph, SO. Feb. l2.-(SpeciaD A
gang of clever coaHterfeitcrs was captured.
three Of them ia MaryvIlle and one ia Tar
kl1, yesterday. An are IN jail in 81 Ja-
sePh, The arrests were made by sheriff
Eeu r. fiNleT ut NuaaWaS county T..
l'FrlrS a. lhr men are William : Auitr-
SON James White, George DTagnl ana FL
ward harrington. All Ea-s families an
NaryF4lv. Anderson vas tEv I.st member
1f the gang taken ln- he had upon A.s per-
son tWo plaster o' paris ujl4S auI a few
spurious coins. These are o1 The q u8Iuiufi-
t.on ~ = cents. ana hear tLe date 81 lS.5
10 Is not at al easy 10 Jell that they are
cosntgrfc.ts. Deputy United States Mar
Sheriff FiNler Of the arrest Of Anderson
yesterday, and went "a Maryvila Iast
night T. fore his arrival The sheriff csu-
tured the other WrInhe rs uf the guns. Tie
pri-on viii appear before CUmmfssione n
Pollock to-Uorrpw morning
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

An tN'NaUEe ttIIs 2 st0TV 0f S0Otrh
minister "h9se physician ordered him n
drink beef tea. The next fay. when tns
Doctor called, the patient complained that
said the doctor. that cant be-. iii nv q,
myself A. h. spoke he poured some ~
the tea into skillet and -, II on the fIr-.
smlckei bis lips, and said: Excellent, e X
calientt 'tAi4u,' said the minister. M;
that the way ye sup it7' "Of courss
excellent" ii may BE- good that way
sugar, man. Try Il VI that an see hoo
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
ERIE MEDlCAL CO., Buffalo, NY.
LrGAL NOTICES.

! TRUSTEES SALE Whereas, Susie wall
/ ton ana William H. walton. her husband.
/ ~ fHr'r deed 9i Nlet' daLed December
! filed for record 10 the Office 90 the re-
/ earitr % deeds for jackson county Mis-
+ tarr. rtt-ru hundred ana .ishty-uine,
/ aui recorded iD book b 3as. ~ page pa,
/ conveyed 70 samuel Foster The following
/ state N Missouri, to-Wit. All of lut NUM-
/ f-r fourteen 90, aut the north nine %
{ survey 81 blocks number four tH and
I i've Gi, - Er,9@lya H.ishtz; an addition
I in jackson county, Missouri. H. trust %
secure "a certain principal ptomis ssory mote.
( scr.1ed: and wh.rsas, default mas N
male ig the payment ~ salI nofe. and tia
.trEt.sn TarIf1i AMI nii,ty-fwo and -;
taxes, -eaeral ana special, ass ssel against
SAD property ana "h reas. said samuel
Poster i7 ana Tor long time past has
| been, absent from Kansas city. aforesaid.
aud frulu tEe state OF Missouri, by reason
OF ssh. absence the LndsIslgne4 has be-
cem-, and IS. successor 10 said Foster
ana yristee under said deed Of trust u5g,
that John J.. ONeiil. pres nj sherin Il
Ja k-gn county, Miss1IH, and trustee un-
Ger saiI decd ~ trust, az the request q
INC l-Eal owner and holder ~ -aii pa-t
! ahta handred ana ninety-slNt bstviaar,,
the hours 0f o'clock IN the forenoon and
3 O'Clock ~ the afternoon 81 that day, pro-
S5el 70 sell ans ssh Che prai rty hersia-
al public ysuiGe 10 the highest biIier. f5r
geFh ~ tae west 'front.' door u tEe United
states custom house corner 81 Ninth and
Walnut sire ts, Kansas Citv Missouri. a
the county o. Jar ksan, aforesaid for tie
purpose pt paving said taxes note. and in-
t-reSt- ans the costs of eIFrltiG. this trust
John = UNElLL. Sherlm and Trust.e.
fr-l ", Perkins, Attorney,
" MHEkEAs, Notice IS hereby gIyen IEaT
tet", -4 me hours u O'Clock "a. m and
60 7, ~ oi saturday the 2s,h day
~ 4 rbi -afst 1896, AZ the west front DOR
q thr L = custom house. in Kansas City
80. ! VII. as trustee ia certain de-i
gig5 Giral TeniRia4y' y.S1 r. X Johnston IS
recorded April 2ist 1857. in book p a4s n
LaEe 20 in office Of recorder u dseIs -
J&ckson county, az Kansas CITY No sali
ali oi 49l :, block 3. Chautauqua Place ~
alultlsn 10 Kansas City, Mo-, al rubI-e
Eeudue, 70 fhr highest bidder for Casf y,
sttlsIy conq4t.ons Of said deed or trtlst ~
mote aEl interest secured thereby Lai-.
past cue. unpaid and defaulfei -'-s
WAITER J. BALES. Trustee
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTI. F,NI5N.T-
Notice Is hereby given 70 aii it.--NI-, ~ - =,
etheIs Interested in the estate N I -
sag, deceased, that l. Margaret So "slA
ull'ls lFatri[ pf said estate. irtenII ~, I,.- -
maj settlement thereof on ~ n.vt I44kf
81 the probate court OF jackson fal9,tt sI4ta
@ p Asla Al kansas City, Missouri on -
i'tn aAy et February, 1919, ne
FRANK ?. WALSH. Attorney. sA1S
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

Special Cores uaflenee 10 The Journal
sioux Fails s -, Feb le.--Tle a- nte OF
large s1.3-E q Germans a.- .iusl4aI-
acres Of i4lI somewhere IN the vicinity of
Arausa- Pass. 10 which colony ;hay VIII
move this -priu-. That place ls much 5i--
cussed. Many Anne ricans wiu so from ~
ANA adjoining places 70 tEa -qWu lot sale
there on tha ll-h and 18th
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

Washington, Feb. le,-Thc possible uses
Of the new process OF photography. IN
NnlNlng tha application OF the cathode rays
ln determining the existence OF secret
flaws in metals. arc now about TO De- test-
ei th7rou-hly al the Carnegie works. The
proper APPARATUS has been secured anil
the EXPERTS 'hrro are Row Ut work 90 lsm-
pnstratc whether or not the new rays VIII
lIMLLIlI. In--Ia LMIL.a nl lm.iuI-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

London, Feb I2-It Is announced from a
good source that, following The advice Of
the United states. Venezuela has praetic-
aNg decided 10 send a representative to
London with power 70 open direct naEotia-
tions with the government u Great Britain
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

St. Louis Post-pispatch: Maza-"so
Ethel has married her lord, eh@'
baI-ie-''NeS but he married her under
"a lse pIe lenses"
Mazle-" How EOr'
Dai-le-"He Initiated the coasumptive
cough right up 10 the marriage ceremony,
and then cropped IL. the brute"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

RoNhury Gazette: Fitzbooby-"H many
directors are there IA this company boy -
oiilce hoy--sfN and myself"
f1tLhoghy-. You director, Absurd"'
the envelopes"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

Atlanta CONSTITUTION; IT may BE- weak-
ness, said the dying editor. "hut can't
help but feel grateful 10 this town.
What fcrf"
For lie enough to leave h?'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

Town Topics: Fred-"Do you think it's
safe for Us 70 be out So latef''
Aed-"l don't know but It's safe bur
really think We ought not to be cut with,
out an escort.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13

Curicuss-"I sec n Tot Of divorced women
around. bnt ! rarely see q divorced man.
wonder what becomes OF tEomf
TppItz
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-13
1hr nutiaI IT Isaac robcrt.on.

Tho story ~ tho burial of Robertson Is
not uulufHrNetrg. and has unf been puN-
N.lsl before. When Euh,rtsou lied. has
ghNlf'r NiH NOT fHy" money to t.ffHN tine
funeral ENrsns.S HrI Mrs. E,ghtu volume
f"sr.l Zoo 'ukc %. subscription paper ana $500
whether she could not raise ynog-h mou. y
i' give him n decent burial She says sh'
went io SEQ sutton AMI boo told nor that
fH vnulI bury the body for $40. she says
he said hc WAS different from other UNDER
tsk,rss nu1 that BE- Wuult t,ll her rautf1iy
that unless she rlll 20 h1v. the hciy. bur
lrl u would Lu t0 one of the medical coll
leg.e t' ND 'cut up Ike % h''f'
Slu sugut nearly fEr,r days. AMI raised
N'@. Sutton demanded = Tor tho rriyil'En
Of permitting the chIl ircr to no present a.
their fathers fuurrHi w IT. Eaumau. N
Shoe. drll.r nt ,i' Grand avenue. made .up
She balance. hut sho saws Sutton l.ssual,d
lHr from h1vinc Tho children gt %. ,lgo ~
th" rr1Nr l'UuuS. "tEe sexton lil not NE
luw funerals i'm tho cemetery She says
le toll hur m. extra money woul1 do the
children moro good thuu 90 see the burial.
To-day. Mrs Reuben VIII demand the rs-
turn OF the money she Tnfi TO have Rph-
yr'son buried she saws that. iu ease she
does NOT get d.. she viii begin suit
Detective b'Far' Intends to-day 20 70
sumo th' opening " graves in the hore
tNsf additional violence uf carefully
planned deception may lo obtained,