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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
What the Oarsmen, Athletes and
Cyclists Are Doing.

The uncertainty of the weather during
the past week has caused the wheel
men to alter their plans regarding pro-
posed road races in the country. As soon
as the roads are in condition to wheel
over several club runs will be held to
points of interest in the interior.
The anglers are in hopes that the trout
streams will be in good condition on
Wednesday next, when the season will
open.
Sportslnen who fancy live bird and
bluerock shooting will be present to-
morrow to witness the race at the Oakland
track between the Olympic, Lincoln and
Empire Gun clubs.
A wrestling tournament will be held at
the Olympic Club Monday exening. The
athletes of the University of Berkeley VIII
send strong team East this year to COM
pete in the intercollegiate championships.
Coursing, rowing, handball, boxing,
rifle shooting and other pastimes are en-
loving first-class patronage.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28

"The rod. the rod A kingdom for rod
worth having"
1t was that thorough and enthusiastic
disciple of angling, James Watt Esq.,, who
thusly addressed Henry Skinner, the
champion long-distance fy-caster of the
Pacific Slope, yesterday afternoon at the
larter's place of business on Market street.
While the twain were engaged in con-
versation relative to trout streams and
trout fishing, and especially the new spoon
recently invented by Scott Watt, which is
guaranteed to land successfully 10-inch
fish when artistlcally handled, in walked
Fish Commissioner Emerc with his care
fully waxed imperial. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Mansfield, Mertiano Allen,
Albertano Cumming, and few other dis
tinguished members of the Fly-casters'
Association.
The conversation on fycasting, trout
streams, small fish, spoons and flies and
the prospects for big baskets of fish on the
opening day of the season, April 1, waxed
very warm while the authorities on every
thing that pertained to fish scales and
fingerlings were in action, so to speak.
After much discussion on weather and
water and long distance casting--a science
by the way that must be thoroughly
mastered by an angler before he can sue
cessfully whip any of the large coast
streams that empty into the ocean-the
anglers agreed that there would be first
class fiyfishing in April, provided the rain
king would keep the floodgates closed. So
much for the prospects of good angling on
the first days of the open season of 1896.
Trout fishing is at any rate most fas-
cinating pastime. If the sport consisted
solely in the capture of fish the majority
OF anglers would quickly tire of it, but
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28

hold meeting next Thursday morning at
10 o'clock at Garrity's, Golden Gate avenue
and Leavenworth street.
Under the guidance of Captain H. G.
Frank, the Eintracht Wheelmen will have
their initial club run tomorrow through
the park and Presidio, leaving the club
rooms on Twelfth street at clock.
SPALDING.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-12
Fan nan gews,

Tbreshfpg os.S aS6 sfess this week,
ID, Bridges sSS 8F, chsEssiIl Were
Is Isoss FOsk Las Saturday,
Nrs LDeke f. very EDSeb better s.d
IL skse 70 move anosS6 sgsis.
The most ~ the eblISren sne ztsd -
come hack - sekaoOl sg1fn, We hare
nor fOs1g-6ye schOisEs eEFOlIed 20 far,
tlessrs, u. Locke AID 6. BsmgsrDey
were In BlsekfoOs one dsg lest segk,
Nr, JpO, Parker wss ~ Poesteiio
Greek Last week, be se4ing - police.
man 70 follow the tracks ~ L0sssiS Po.
eatello, one ~ the school girls, wb0
ran asay from school week ago Isss
"Wednesday night
Miss Ida Zimmerman, u HASKELL 10
siltgte. Lawrence, Kansas, has beer
transferred here, She has sIreads
arrived and viii take Prof. O, @. Davis
school room. We welcome ber IL oui
work, KA0ABA,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-12
Local Happenings PaSsgrspbed

The United States cOurt begins nos'
DAP.
The public schools of Pocstsllo open
"a Monday the 3lst uli., and over 90
scholars ucrc enrolled.
Mr.. Thoa. clegg, late u the Idaho
Houss, has gona 70 Logan, Utah.
Everybody praises che oper"tis u
Friday night Whatsoever Blackfoot
talent undertakes always ends seil.
hr Geo. Houck has secured the con-
tract for building . residence Al Al
bloc.
Il Is said iha, soo. 900 men In Ten
States alone failed 20 vote In 1894.
Miss Lulu Sill was called 20 her post
81 duty a. teacher u the wearyick
school, West Side, Tuesday.
Parents who are rude 10 their chill.
dren need not be surprised II their
children become rude 10 them.
A little boy At Preston, Idaho. had
me ends of his fingers on both bands
eaeWed nearly OF by a hog last week.
hr. G. Y. Thum came over from his
Boise mines and spent Saturday and
Sunday in Blackfoot. He left for Sill
yer City Sunday night.
Edward Foster. a representative o.
NE Denver Republican, spont LaboI
Day In the city.
While Il 10 no mistake 20 say tina
Bryan made a speech at the Chi
cago Convention; nor IL IL one 20 "a!
'he speech made Bryan--the nominee
There are people who never accom-
plish anything because they undertake
70 do too much.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-12
TriafJnrors.

The following Is the list Of trial ~
rorx drawn for the neat term Of tbe
district court 10 convene on Sept, zist:
Biackfoot- David =. Morgan J. A,
Anderson. Joseph Warren, Geo. HoI-
brook,
Idaho FajIs.-R, T., Mash, Eugene
Wright, Albert 0reenwaiI,
Willow Creek Colbert II, Smith, J.
A. Buck, Farley !. Davis.
Iona-0eo. y. Ward, Samuel South
wick, Miller Kepton,
Riyerside--Jas. IL, Acoif, Thomas
Duncan.
Fairyiew--S. ID. Rawson, James Nv
eretts.
Taylor. Y. Shelley.
Basalt-Wm. Dye.
Rose--Jas. BumgarDer.
Higham-Wm, Sbirtliff.
Dapilson Springs--Joseph Watts.
Gray--A, A. Dewey.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-12

Messes. BaesseT 4 S0s bsEs z@se
asy1age1erss Ess fAe bs6selng q .
~oosen EpS1 10 sAe eapY0r SAsoge ssse
Qasyle spsB- They bsEs eenesassss -
70 ipa0 she epsergs1se sbsGggs aas6as~
anoe. sns re oerE9SS5g bors skeg vii
sneeead iseyoD6 al expeetssz9s> TIE
paaot n esfeaSg here. sDS ~ ss1s a.
the bSiis5eg h 6Sisbes !; sisi ~ pss f.
place sad sbe sheeis started. Mort
Teiteg E2ssDSser.
The csppatgs now ia E3sa'o win oess
iess tbsp spy preyi0ps o0e. The EogS~
Inees % tue Democratic SOD P0pg1lss
isekss al oonsl6er their p0~fnssS0p
equal 70 election lsbteb IS 20 S0sas 81
and consequently hsys es@b bgt .
small assessment 70 psy, While the
other tSo tickets, the sePsbiies1 as6
silver Repsbllesp, each regarding ssac~
cess hopeless viii n0s throw saOney .:
The birds, 30 that the Idaho essDpssgD
q nearer 3 Eaopeybess one than
Mark Hanns's eiecttO1 business 70 the
east u as, Idaho Democrats,
A romantic story 81 told ~ The s1fs
81 Thomas v. Watson. I'0psiist nOsni.
nee for vlee-pre<i6ent, After one u the
battles Of our civil war richly dressed
baby sas found among the dead and
wounded. no parents eagDe 20 elsiia
the child. They say that father and
mother had persisted 10 the strife. u
Is not known whether they were on tbs
Northern or the Southern side, But q
Southern soldier and his wife took tbs
child they had found and cared for be'
as their own. The years passed and
the little girl grew 20 be . baBdson.
and cultivated lady, Then young Ton
Watson. a farmer, lawyer, married her
and they have lived happily ever since
william J. Bryan, the Democratic
nominee for President, has very apfli
said; Don't take what other men say
but study for yourself" u these day
Of gold and silver discussions ever
man old enough 20 vote should educat'
himself ON the CREST Issue nov bcfor
the people. Arguments should b
/ backed up by facts. and IN no work ye
issued on silver is that side Of tb
question more clearly and conyincingl
presented than IN the little book Q
. less than 100 pages, published by II. J
! Hayes Publishing Company, No. ~
! Postal Telegraph Building, New Yorl
entitled, "silyer, tho Money OF tb
Common People" The price Is 10 cent
~ cents by mail.
In France there ~ law compcllin
physicians 10 write their prescription
I 10 tho language Of the country.
J. Inndelity may publish car loads
70 books In trying 10 tear the Bible
|. pieces, but IL cannot explain a god
life,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-12

The silver Reppbliess oop0ts ooDr
reniGos viii b. he'd 81 isiacstoos, ST.
Srasy. September 18th. " norrissse
county osioer@
ST.. Geo. Corton. Is one tatDe eoso,
missionsr ~ Bingham, nov resident q
hammock AID doing business - soes
ispr4ngs. sa< smong the visitors 70 fsae
Grove City lass week,
sArmias" q tramps hsse bee1 TAX
ing possession u trains IN Nsarasks
and riding. The railroad nasnagers
have been obliged 70 sppasl 70 ibe g0ys
eminent Cor troops % drive them 90.
Something that brings q sense u
relief 10 che mother " 40 Idle by az
Ter vacation moDtbs-tbs cali u ne
school bell for the fall term.
some men would have better wives
n they didn't grOyl 80 much whenever
they give them little money.
Rev. II. v. Williams. who occupied
The pslpit at the Methodist church
sunday morning aud evening. and DE-
lIsared q lecture Monday night. sbos'
I'd himself 20 be- 3 very earnest and in'
teresting speaker. he left for Idaho
Pals Tuesday,
This q the season Of the year wher
our young nimrods bic away VIII
gun, dog and fishing tackle 20 90 Val
liant service 20 catch the wary trout %
waylay the mighty grizzly that th'
long winter evenings may hold some
thing in store Of deeds " might per
formed and fame and glory won,
Judge and Mrs. G, ", Arney, OF 20
catcllo, lost their little four,yenr Oh
son by being accideDtly burned %
Thursday Of last week. The little fel
low was pouring coal oil on boDiir'
which he and other children had bull
when the can exploded and set IRE =
| his clothing aud he was burned 80 bad
lly that death came 20 bis rolief withll
| dive hours afterwards.
IL Ia estimated that the bicycle
causes an annual loss 10 the trades
IsII2,bOO,o 900. While the effect u PEI
haps most pronounced on the liver
business and carriage trade, u Is clam
cd that falling of has resulted ~ IN
demand for pianos, jewelry, wa.eh'
and confectionery, and also that "ie'
whisky and lager are drunk, fewer 2
purs smoked and fewer books pong'
on account OF bicycles"
Contrary TO general belief the san
"a Il not d barren and worthless vast
some time ago there were nln' miii,'
sheep In the Algeria sahara alone, me, y y
!. sIdes two million goats and wv"
/ camcls, On the GASES thcrc are " M
lion date palms.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-12
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-12

An electric boat has been construct
ed for tho inspection OF the famous
sewers Of Paris. II pulls itself along
by chain lying In the bottom,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

sHERIFFs sALE-By virtue and au. M
tho.iiy Of special eseeusion S.r So O., @ ,se CIR
cut, court. Of Jackson county. at sas Kansas
City. Missouri. returnable to the octoper
term, lSes. of said court, and TO me as sne.
IN directed and delivered In favor OF how.
ard II. Holden. assignee OF the NahssS 4
City Safe Deposit and SAYINGS pank, .s,n' Mn
asainst Harry y. Balm. william +; SSfI,ie. S%h,,e.
/ have levied upon and seized all me figma..
title, interest md estate OF SAID uelena ur,s,
ants, Harry n. Balm. William r. Nj tot3,n W.
George II. wirhtman and Mary T. "h tn,e
for the enforcement of decree o. io .e-
closure OF certain ,nor,sage deeds' pa,r eS
on the following described real estate: s.,
uated IN the county Of Jackson. state oi
Missouri, to-wit: All OF lots four ~. twem
ty-three t25). twenty-four t2p. thirty-iesnm,' .sn,
CsD. thirty Ave tss), nifty. mine !os. siny WI,
sixty-,hree Cs9. and sis'y.fous ~; IN IN
the City OF Kansas. now Kansas Siy. .ss,s. MIS-
souri, as the same are marked ana uesf ni
mated on the recorded plat thereof. on ne
In the ofice of the recorder OF deeds IN
and for jackson county. missouri. az hs ~,
.as City, and WILL on saturday. ionts 1he ef of
nine o'clock in the forenoon and Aye O'clock s,,s
In the afternoon. of that day. at the SCUM
front door of the county court mouse, ~
Kansas City. jackson county. Missou.in,;
and during the session of SAID creuim ii
court At Ksn:n, city, Ml'iSsrh ~ ;Ss highest
bidder. all the right. title, interest and ,, es.
tate OF the above named defendants. Harry
~ Balm, William r. Corbin, George, ~.
wightman and Mary c. White. N anu ~ W
the said real estate. to satisfy said eyeeu-
tion and costs. JOHN +. o'NEiLL;;r NE.l;;r
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

,N%STIcF q oFFfrfo OF r1RfiTios- olI.: -s1LEswSsfe.
a. g.. Marie Louise Crane and Nirom n. Crane.
M,ot MNef husband: Carrie Mitchell. Elizabeth
ns ss Mar i Il ss Aus; sui; is e!sHslss o s
soa aaf GiseR!s q. sourt e jackson county Ms
}Pamss p Ksnnllss Mllss Celia r. ksgmq,r and James ,;s
ihsiis,, is,nes and May Haiisii. hi. wife. Eeb.it
Haiintu, Hiiu saIleit "a ,minorl: Louise .,, Helen
mlnct' aSf sna ssmasf dsf'f, irving See hsiis,,
Rebsq;, RiSh9T, {. min9fl being all The children q
ias Hsas T. ss s1Tqs' s. rfs lnsins asn.e asa,
SlIi,s,d.n i.hg.n i & mInerS; samuel islsi. cri,;
Margaret Hsiieit 0etnf crfttenden. ten @ deceased;
pewsi ". NJ Ms. MssDoEsll ans Minsfil Z o,s. Ms.
:; Mcdowell. Wafer Powell, trustee;
nsnsas sanY City Suburban. BELT Railroad Com:
& Texas Trust Company. Of Kansas City,
Mecieiiand, MscsiIi d,rpss,es s;Ms eospSra,loS n and the
cepahniv Pelper eefpsration sisS as % ae
;sss fs5 Rtssdl!?h and
snd. whereas. the court has. in Division
cresa ea'fh r., ,ors: upon April 18th lsse, s. de.
proceeds be apportioned among the parties.
snn; snn,,n whereas, the undersigned has been
sad sale and e'a maks S.mds'ans asnd and carry out
~ nheiepy given that the undersigncd spe..
door oi the court court house Mi Of .. Jackson county.
hinu Missouri. at Kansas City. situated on the
eIock 81 ground bounded by Locust. OAK
an @ fiith streets and Missouri avenue. ex-
H. ,1 SAFE and sell at public auction 70
title and interest Of all the parties to said
SUIT, both plaintiffs and defendants above
nninsu, excepting said Powell. said Trust
company said Manufacturing company
and the beneficiaries OF the mortgage and
deed d. srS 9f trust mentioned in said decree; Of
tour t, 40. In block number twelve Q2). IN
gia Iown. now called Kansas City. In
;ssksSn ,bs ts.n county. Missouri. on. THURSDAY
snd curing the April term. 1895, OF the
circuit court of said county and state and
eoi, euit,,hs me sitting of said circuit court "
sala court house, between the hours OF
ten o'clock morning and five o'clock after.
said decree; The interest OF said Trust
company above referred TO as being ex-
cspted is that of mortgagee under a mort
sage gwen by the kaneas City suburban
half interest in said lot and other lands
10 secure one thousand bonds: the inter-
ssf OF SAID Powell above referred TO as
oelng excepted is that of trustee under a
Howe upon his undivided half interes, in
ssid lot and other lands TO secure ses, $685.
the interest OF said Manufacturing Com.
pany above, referred TO as being. excepted
Is that OF beneficiary under said deed of
trust; the interests OF all other beneh:
Charles Of said mortgage and OF said deed
OF trust are also excepted above stated. |
Under SAID decree the whole lot Is to be
sole. subject. however 10 said mortgage
and to said deed OF trust,
Special Commissioner.
Grant I. RoeenZwtig Attorney.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

The santa Fe Rout" will make a rate OF
one fare for the FOUND ZIP cor 'he follow
ing occasions
Natianal Prohibition Convention. Pitts
burg Pa, Ma -i-2t.
Annual meeriut National Educational As.
soria'lun, Buffalo. y Y. July 5-10
Dem0erat!e convention, Chicago. Ill,
July :,
National convention Young Peoples So-
ciety OF Christian EnteHyor al Wush!nc-
ton Il. O., July 7-l3.
Annual meeting baptist Young Peoples
Union OF America at Milwaukee, Wis, July
1913
For dates Of sale and other particulars In.
quire at Santa r. Route ticket Offices
northeast corner Tenth and Main streets
or 1850 Union avenue
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

sHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue and au-
thority OF special execution, No. 4756,
issued from the office of the clerk Of the
Circuit court OF Jackson county. at Kansas
City Missouri. returnable TO the October
James Lillis and against Peoples Cable
Railway Company, l have levied upon and
seized all the right, title. interest and es-
late OF SAID defendant Peoples Gable Rail-
way Company in and to the following de-
scribed property situated in the county of
Jackson and state of Missouri, to-wit:
The cable railroad of said Peoples Cable
Railroad Company. extending from the In
trrsection of Tenth and Main streets in
Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri on
said Tenth street to Brooklyn avenue and
thence on said Brooklyn avenue to Twenty
seventh street in said city, and the power
house or depot thereof at the corner of
Tenth and Euclid streets in said city; and
will, on Saturday, the 9Th day of June, A.
D. 1856 between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and five O'Clock in the All.
ernoon OF that day. at the south front
door OF the county court house. in Kansas
and during the session of said circuit court
a. Kansas city. Missouri. sell at public
vendue, for cash, TO the highest bidder. all
the right, title. interest and estate Of the
above named defendant. Peoples Cable
Railway Company, in and TO said real es-
tate to satisfy said execution and costs
JOHN p. O'NEILI.. Sheriff.
Kansas City. Mo-. May l3. 1896.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

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u p.sis sArsss ssees,Sn slt'Ss So :a .o as.
s.'S City s M.,st 9, jas.sSn 6s;n Ssa
;ssr diyss,sd cd sas sna dsirsrea dssHiy; anf isvof
cummins and dJ"sS r. ssfm.n sna mama nave ievied
aPS pS" sha ,ed az the right title ln,eres; s.
cummins and j. ". German. in and 10 the
iioh,oswins 10 ,s described real estate. situated
.ouri 20 re s,oun,y of y.skson and state Of MIS-;
hs1Sdrea and nineteen tsls,. "t in dsrisiS
;Ss ;es,hsss iSe q the aafs qss, i! way G q
nv u,nis FAR Ground. branch OF the Kansas
copaay themes sss Msphi' .ans ,hs
wi.sisry Sin.,alSy iiss OF said loi two hundred and
IN, the westerly line Of said lot two hundred
10 snd m. bnine,esn SsiO and said line prodneea
sou,syard. thence northca.teriy along the
fHes,n,ery line Of the southwest boulevard
Of said ot two hsir,9 tssi q uhs ,hi sin.sa .s n
nrSdneed southwardiy. thence northwest
shs sfly aiSns S ass. ssd me the PGIn Of begin
s9d up1sS county, MY Missouri: and will. on sat
tween the hours ' Of z nine STae o'clock G in the
i19f.rnoon 10 ,r and i've o'clock in the afternoon
Sonv CO ahs. asy at the south front door of the
,hs ths session si,s q said circuit eop;, a, Kan
e for cash, to the highest Bidder. ali the
sihsnt: sh: title. title. interest and estate of the
and J. W. German. in n and 10 said real
estate to satisfy said execution and costs.
Kansas city. .3MN Mn May + 9SEast' Il III Sheriff.
sHERIFF"s sALE-By virtue and nu-
thority OF special execution, No. 2s5ei.
iisuea n,suf, from the Office of the clerk Of the
City. Missouri. retnrnabie Ieun' 10 the s oc,ober %
II directed and delivered in favor Of
Cummins, have levied upon and .eised ali
the = right: titl.A interest and estate Of said |
following. described real estate. situated in |
.he county OF Jackson and state OF Mis-:
.1M 3, Rs.snnnE a, the point of
hundred and eighteen (2lS, in Garfield
park an aSSd,lon to Kansas CITY. with ne
Fair Grounds branch et the Kansas City.
Fort Scott 4 Memphis Railway Company.
line OF said right .of-way 10 limo parallel
q ana saa Sne % foot sn q 'hs
ins paraii.i to'the westerly line .. said lot
Two hundred and ,eighteen I2lsl and said
Southwest Boulevard, Themes northeasteriy
,nsv ,ioIs the rs nor;herly line Of the soS.hwsst
sfiy line OF said Iot w tro eees hundred n red and
eighteen (2IO. produced southwardiy,
hence northweeterly along said line TO the
1oini 1s,, o. beginning, IN Garfield park. an ad.
city: and I will. on Saturday. the 9Th day
,f June. A. D. 1896 between the hours of
1tne o'clock In the forenoon and nve
o'clock in the afternoon of that day. at
he south front door of the county court
state Of Missouri. and during the session of
aid circuit court at Kansas City. Missouri.
'ell at public vendue, for cash to the high
'st bidder. all the right. title, interest and
state OF the above named defendant, Rich
ird Cummins In and to said real estate to
iatisfy said execution and costs.
JOHN p. O'NE1LL Sheriff.
Kansas City, No., May IL, 1896.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of
Berry. deceased. were granted to the under
signed by the probate court of the county
OF Jackson. state OF Missouri at Kansas
City, on the 18th day of May, 1886 All p.r-
sons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the under
signed for allowance, within one year aft
precluded from any benefit of said estate.
and II such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date of this publication
they will be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of May. 1886
SARNABAs BERRY,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24
AMONG THE OzARKS."

"The Land Of Big Red Apples" IL an
attractive and interesting book, handsome
Is Illustrated with views OF South Missouri
scenery, including the famous Oider fruit
farm Of $500 acres, In Howell county. II
pertains TO fruit raising in that great fruit
BELT OF America, the southern slope OF the
Ozarks. and will prove Of great value, not
only TO fruit growers, bat to every farmer
and home seeker looking tor a farm and
q home.
J. E. LOCKWOOD.
Kansas City. no.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

NOTICE OF ELECTION-Notice is here.
by given that the annual meeting of The
stockholders Of the Exchange Building As
soclaiion VIII be heia at me office Of said
OF the Exchange building, situated on III.
northwest corner Of Eighth and wyandotte
streets, in Kansas City, No., on Tuesday
June 2d 1886, for the purpose of electing
thirteen directors Of said company TO serve
for the year beginning July lst following,
Polls will be opened at nine O'Clock a. m
and closed at four o'clock y. m.
HOWARD NJ. HOLDEN. President,
w. ID. CHARDE, Secretary.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24
HoMEsEEkE EXCURSION
Via Union Pacific system.

On May 5th. 18th. June sth. :3i. July 7th
and -lst The Union Pacific will sell Home
seekers Excursion tickets TO points in
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado. Utah and
Wyoming at rate ot one fare, plus 800.
for the round tip. and good for stop
uygrs Anal limit twenty days. No stop
overs allowed on return NIP. For tGll
Information apply 10 Union Pacific tickst
agent, No. 100 Main 81. 1855 Union ave,
and Union station. Telephone ll.e.
J. Is FRAWLEy,
General Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24
weather MA, Change

But there IS no change Q. cars OF any
class or the Chicago Great Western rail.
way 10 ST Paul. Minneapolis. Dubuque and
Chicago. Note change Of time May -y:h.
Tickets al : West Siath street.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

"But would not Il protective tnriff kcer
such products cut of the United Siatesy'
at might as to some things, but not a'
to all" replied Senator Mandcrson. We
should have 10 make the iatiu so high
that II would be rrohibltury ana the result
would be that IL would cut OF our revenue.
Again. you know Japan IL on silver basis
and business Is done there upon that stand
ard | believe the result VIII be mat we
hut also IN Europe, ana that connected
with them there Will he a hime talllc agree
Tho world over. England VIII b. 10th to
enter into any such agreement but the
other nations OF Europe and the United
D. ia In
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-24

Is the use OF The new chair car. on the
Chicago Great Western railway (aIaple
Leaf RoutCl Shortest line, fastest time
best equipment and service 10 the sum
mer resorts Of the Northwest Once z
West Ninth street.