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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR RECONSTRUCT
ing and Repairing Plank Sidewalks in Districts I. 9,
J, .. . and SBoard Of Public Works. Department
Of Ensineertng. Kansas City. Mo-. November Is.
lssS- Sealed proposals will be received by the board
Of public works at this Office until 10 O'Clock a. m.
OF December 3. 1898 tat which time bids will be
opened. for furnishing all the materials and doing
all the work necessary to complete the following city
Improvements. viz: demonstrating and repairing
plank sidewalks in districts one m. two CD. three
90. four Cd, hve t) and six lS). inclusive, for a
period OF one ID year, the limits OF said districts
to be according to plan approved by the board 81
public works Nov. Is. 1898, and now on hie in the
ONCE OF said board, and in accordance with sections
$40 TO SAG. inclusive. of article Eve OF the revised
ordinances OF Kansas City.
Plans and specifications may be seen. and all infer
nation relative to the work obtained. at this oN-e.
Payment fer the work to be made in special tax
bills.
No proposal from any contractor In defsaIi with
the city on any previous contract will be considered.
or that does not conform strictly to specific atfons.
No proposal viii be considered unless a cash deposit
of two hundred dollars $200. o0l has been previously
made with the city comptroller, and his certin,sf,
thereof accompanies the bid.
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or all proupsals
HENRY A. WISE. CITY Engineer
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SUPPLIES.

RENDERING kettles. lard pals. best
rork sausage seasoning. Rudolph Gebhard's
Sale for curing meats. Zanzibar carbon,
etc. X. C. Casing Co. IUS Wyandotte st.
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PAVING KESOLUTIOy 10 rs4


PAVING NO. I7si-Sotice to prop
erty owners on Michigan avenue from end to 2;rd
street City Clerks Office. Kansas City. Mo-. Nov.
10th. 1855. A Resolution declaring the work Of paw
ing Michigan avenue from Twenty-second (22ndJ
street to Twenty-third t23rd) street to be necessary.
he II resolved by the lower house OF the common
therein.
The common council finds and declares the work OF
paving Michigan avenue from north line OF Twenty
second C:2udl street to north line OF Twenty-thIrd
tZsrul street to be necessary, In accordance with the
provisions Of section :. article IN. OF the amended
charter OF Kansas City. such work and improvements
TO consist as follows. to-vit: a wearing surface OF
Kansas City Paving Brick and Tile Co.'S brick laid
on a foundation of six tl inches Of concrete and a
cushion Of two to inches Of sand. the spaces bet. thu
brick to be filled with Portland cement grout. tbs
total cost OF said work not to exceed the sum OF
one dollar and sixty ISL. 50, cents per square ward.
said pavement to be laid with such materials and In
such manner that the same shall endure without the
need OF any repairs for a period Of seven ca Year,
from the completion thereof.
Adopted Nov Fl. 1898. GEO. s. GRAHAM
President Upper House OF the Common Council.
Adopted Nov. q. 1898. A. ID. BCRROWS
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council.
Attest: C. s CrPRY
tseap City Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TRUSTEES ~SALE-Whereas. F. w. Bowers. a
single man, grsntor, by his certain deed of trus,
dated the LIST day Of August. 1880. and filed for
record in the Office Of the recorder OF deeds. in Kan
ss City, Jackson county. Missouri. on the 18th day
of August. 1880. and recorded in said office, in book
'B' No. 40. at page 80. conveyed to d. C. Bowen,
as trustee. the following described real estate situated
in the county of Jackson and state OF Missouri. to-
wit: Lot one ~, in block six TO-. Elmwood Park.
an addition to the City Of Kansas. now Kansas City.
Jackson county. Missouri, which said deed OF trust
was given to secure the payment OF one principal
pronissory note and six interest coupons or notes. IN
said deed described: and. whereas. said principal
note is now long past due and unpaid. and default
has been made in the performance OF the conditions
Of said deed. and the same has been broken by the
and. whereas. it was provided In said deed Of trust
that in case of the absence, death or refusal to act
OF the said trustee. then the then sheriff Of said
Jackson county, Missouri. should become his successor
with all the powers OF said trustee: and. whereas.
the said ID. c. Bowen, trustee Aforesaid. Is dead:
now, therefore, notice is hereby given that /. Robert
5. Stone. presen. sheriff OF Jackson county. Missouri.
will. in accordance with the provisions of said deed
Of trust, at the request Of the legal owner and holder
OF said note proceed to sell. and will sell, the prop
erty hereinbefore described. at public vendue. to the
highest bidder, for cash. at the west front door OF
the United States custom house. in Kansas City.
Jackson county. Missouri. tsaid custom house being
located at the southeast corner of 9Th and Walnut
streets. in said Kansas City, on Thursday. the end
day Of December. 1898. between the hours OF nine
noon of that day. to satisfy the said debt. secured by
the said deed Of trust. and the cost OF executing:
this trust. ROBERT 8. STONE.
Sheriff and Trustee.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF a6
tion on the estate OF Maria G. Bachelor. deceased.
were granted TO the undersigned by the probate
court OF the county OF Jackson. state OF Missouri.
at Kansas City. on the 18th day Of November. 1898.
All persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the undersigned :or
allowance. within one year after the date OF said
letters, or they may be ~precluded from any , "sft
Of said estate. and II such claims be not exhibited
within two years from The date OF this publication
they will be forever barred
DELBERT J.. HAFF,
Administrator. With the VIII Of Decedeut Annexed
Dated this 18th day OF November. lS9S-
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GOLD EYEGLASSES, s4.4s ur.

% are out of sight"-consult our OPP
tician. Your watch or clock is behind
~time''-consult our watchmakers. who are
A No. l practical men of experience. Re
member the Maine springs are warranted
one year. *. C. Watch Rep. Co., 1l27i5
Walnut.
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TO EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-kansas City. Kas.,
property; almost new: income 10 per cent
on $500. We want rooming house close in.
Must be a good one. a large livery stock
with stable and real estate, $12. eco, clear.
with fine residence and money to exchange
for ranch. A 2;5O acre ranch for lease, and
sell l5O head of cattle. A good brick BUSH
ness house well rented. for smaller prom
erty.. A small farm in Ripley county, Ind,
for farm in Missouri.
A clear house and lot in Kansas City,
kas.. for small farm in Southern Kansas,
Coffey county preferred.
HAMLIN G. son, .
1924 American Bank bldg.
l HAVE 1873 acres in Howell CO.. Mo-. lH-
mile to station; 40 acres set in best vari-
cites of fruit. apples. pears, peaches and
ounce: 10000 fruit trees, 1000 bearing: a
paying investment to begin with: good
country to raise cattle, hogs and sheep:
will trade for small farm near X. c.. or
city property. for bargain. Address
r. b. SHELTON. 2419 East 9Th st.
TO EXCHANGED Cameron rental
properties for merchandise or land. Adj
dress Lock Drawer %. Cameron. Mo.
TO EXCHANGE-Prorerty in Burlington,
Kas.. for X. c. property. 1873 Cherry st.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

LAND TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY.
A. l.. o. SCHUYLER. mgr. examines and
guarantees titles in Missouri and Kansas.
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LOST.
DIED.

LOST-S5.W reward for the return Of
Scotch terrier to 4O71s Olive.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

ORDER OF PUBLICATIoN-In the circuit court Of
Jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City. January
term 1899. Charles Palmer. plaintiff. versus Eliza
beth II. Palmer. defendant. Number 24.li. Div. 4.
On this END day Of November. Isss. plaintiff in
ou-n court files his petition. duly verified. stating
defendant is . nonresident Of Missouri. and cannot
be summarized by the ordinary process of law In This
s,a.a whpr,upon II is ordered by the court ths, publica-
zion be made. according 10 law. in The Kansas City Jour
nal a newspaper published in Kansas city. Jackson
county. Missouri. notifying defendant that suit has
been begun in said court against her 10 procure a
decree OF divorce from the bonds OF matrimony on
III. ground that defendant. without q reasonable
Gauss. has absented herself from the pIaintin for
more than one year next last past. and unless
defendant be and appear at the next term Of said
court. to be holden at the court house. in Kansas
CITY. Jackson county. Missouri. on January 9th. 1899.
or within three days thereafter. answer said petition.
or IL will be taken by You as confessed and iudg-
ment and decree be rendered as therein prayed.
A true copy.
Attest: II. u ST0NESTREET, Clers.
lSeaN BY j. B. TAG D.. C
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ORDER Or PUBLICATIONS. the circuit court OF
Jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City. January
term. 1899. James kerns, plaintiff. versus En-
ma D.. Kerns, defendant. Number 342l5. Div. l.
On this 2end day OF November. 1898. plaintiff in
open court files his petition. duly verified. stating
defendant is a nonresident Of Missouri. and cannot
be summoned by the ordinary process OF law In this
state, whereupon 1t / is ordered by the court that publica-
tion be made. according to law. in The Kansas City Jour
nal, a newspaper published in Kansas City, Jackson
county, Missouri. notifying defendant that suit has
been begun in said court against her TO procure a
decree OF divorce from the bonds of matrimony on
the ground that defendant had a husband living at
the time Of her marriage with plaintiff. and unless
defendant be and appear at the next term OF said
court, to be holden at the court house. in Kansas
CITY. Jackson count. Missouri. on January 9th. 1883,
o. within three days thereafter. answer said petition,
or IT will be taken by you as confessed and judy
ment AMI decree rendered as therein prayed.
A true copy.
Attest: H. NJ. STONESTREET. Clerk.
(Sean BY W. b. VIM. ID. g.
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wANTED-To do gentlemen's washing
forts. Call Is, floor, $40 Park ave.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX BILLS-Bos Q = Flr-
lie Works. Department Of Engineering ksEsss cay.
Mo. Nov. IS, 1898. Public notice Is hereby F-er
that special tax bills amounting to ST. sgr3
issued from this Office on the e6th day OF Scv. ass.
4, Kansas City Stone Sidewalk Co.. cont-lsi.E. f0=
Completing the following public improvemrr;s
Const-uctinx curb and gutter on Peery avenue f-lr1
BeIlefontaine avenue to Indiana avenue, as provl-sd
by ordinance No. 1929.
II said tax bills are not paid on or before lie 2srh
day M nee, 1898. they will bear interest a. rr- ratio
81 10 per cenfum per annum from date 't 'r-n-.
Nov es. 'ss- Bills may be found with kHHs7a CITY
Stone Sidewalk Co.
After payment. the bills must be ~presentei q; city
treasurer's office to be satisfied OF record
HENRY A.. WISE. City Engine
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF administra-
zion on The estate Of James u. Ambrose. deceased.
were granted to the underisheu pY tne probate
,nnrt ~ Nh. rguutY of Jackson, state Of Missouri,
a; Kansas City. on the 2sth Gay Of November. 1879
rs,,,ir.i 10 exhibit the same to the undersigned FOR
.uaxance within one wear after the date OF Safc
letters. CT they mas be preelndsd from ans D nsft
within two years from the date ot this publication
they will be forever barred
U' WILLIAM \. HOLLOWAY. Administration.
natai ihis 10Th day Of November. los.
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BROADWAY STORAGE AND COM. CO.

PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS.
Fire-proof vaults for Libraries. Bric-a-brlc
and Paintings. Call us mp. Tel. 1907.
CBonded.) SIS Broadway.
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BATHS.
GAS BURNERS AND MANTELs.

WE carry a complete line and meet all
honorable competition. Dealers should
write. us. THE COMMERCIAL LIGHTING
CO., 1l0S Walnut St. Kansas City. Mo.
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BRASS and orchestra music /. price; 1000
folios, 25c each. J. Il. BELL, Ills Grand.
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TO RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT
In R,,nlya- DI1r az, n ord Wall Cfs

FOR RENT
In Bunker Bldg. 9th and Wall SITS:
Two very desirable connecting front
rooms: use of large safe if desired; steam
heat: elevator service. SIG.
FOR RENT-IN KANSAS CITY. KAS.:
cellar under whoIs house; city water in
yard; to a good tenant. SIC.
s room house. 2i North 18th st: large
tells; fine cellar: sie. Telephone 1870.
Apply Room >. Bunker bldg.
1926 FOREST AVE, NV. cor. 18th, ten
rooms, bath, good order. large barn, yard.
so. Denton Dunn. 2l3 Mass. bldg. Tel. S5s.
TO LET-Three strictly modern houses;
Just completed: in Linwood district. Whip
ple-Woods Realty Co. 10 w. Sth.
TO ,RENT-9-room modern residence;
new; furnace. S2 Wabash.
TO RENT-ROOMS.
WHEN in Kansas City stop at Hotel
Dundee; quiet, pleasant and respectable: So
pei. day.; American plan: special rates to
desirable parties: located southwest cor.
18th and Campbell SITS; take yellow cars
south at postofiice.
TO RENT-Very desirable steam-heated
rooms. with or without board; close in.
Waverly block. 18th and Campbell SITS.
1907 GRAND-Large. pleasant outside
rooms from 81 to So per week. Come soon.
1926 MCGEE ST.-Furnished rooms to rent,
suitable for sleeping or light housekeeping.
Si EAST 9Th st.-Nicely furnished house.
Keeping looms, parlor and bathroom floors.
s21 TRACY large room for two: also
smaller room; steam heat; reasonable.
1l14 ~Penn-Nicely furnished rooms; de-
tached modern house; private family.
2S W. 10TH-Rooms from 81 up; house
modern: table board. $3.50 week.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TO RENT-Space with heat and power
for manufacturing purposes. in Flint Ad-
rertising Co. building. 1929 Walnut St;
terms reasonable. Apply at Office.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
PIANOS AND oRGAN

PIANO-Large size. oak case. hand
carved panels, 3 pedals. nearly new: taken
on mortgage. Must be sold. Easy pay
ments. inc. A. HANLY.
322 Sheidley bldg.
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James +. Burke and EsteiIa Burke, hi,
wife, by their deed Of trust dated July first. 1850. and
recorded July It'll. 1890. In book B No. 42s. at pass
SO. In the ONCE Of the recorder of deeds OF Jackson
county, Missouri. at Kansas City. conveyed to ne, ths
undersigned trustee. the following described real c-
tate In Jackson county. Missouri. to-wit: The .as,
forty-three feet OF lots twenty-one t2) and twenty-five
,ee), block six TO-. in Winfield place. an addition Z,
Kansas City. Missouri. in trust to secure the payment
Of the promisscTy note and interest coupons In said
deed OF trrst described. and, whereas. defsu!. haJ
been made in the payment Of said note. and the same
and the interest coupons are past due and Gnpsii.
now, therefore. notice is hereby given that. at thc re-
quest Of the legal holder OF said note. and b. sirtL
OF the power in me vested by said deed O. trgs'.
will, on Wednesday. the 18th cay OF Decemosr. lsgs.
and between the hours Of 8 o'clock in the i1rsunon
and 5 o'clock in the afternoon. sell the real eSts5s
above described, at public vsndue. to the highest BID
der, for cash, at the west door OF the Uuitsi
States ~postofncs building. southeast corner = Ninth
and Walnut streets, in Kansas City. Jacksor r0u7'y.
Missouri. to pay said note and interest. ac sae cost
Of executing this trust.
HENRY sTuBENRAUCH. Trustee.
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PINE TREE LINIMENT
CLOSING SALE.

CURES rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ueadacl
Toothache, Sore Throat. Sold by druggis
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BR1xrox PUMP AND SUPPLY CO.
MUSICAL.


OLD buildings. second hand lumber. brick,
sash. doors. etc. bought and sold JOS
Grand ave. X. G. House Wrecking Co.
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NOTICE OF FINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is here
nv given 10 all creditors and others interested In
the estate OF AniOinette FlsEer. deceased. that T..
Matthias Nense. administrator OF said estate. intend
10 make a final settlement thereof al the next term
a, the probate court Of Jackson county. to be held
at Kansas CITY. Missouri. on the Goth day Of Feb
Tu-ry. 1893. MATTHIAS MENSE. Administrator.
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

HIGHEST market price paid for a
classes of books. Hinde, 1902 E. 18th st.
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l.. J. MARKS. s36 Main st.-The largest
in the West of diamonds and fine
jewelry. Prices reduced to the very lowest.
MAGNETIC and osteopathic treatmen
at 1123 Cherry st. No fees in advance.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

HAIRDRESSING ,manicuring and chirop-
ody parlor, 207 Altman bldg, cor. 18th and
Walnut sts.. attendant, Miss Amelia Schin-
der. formerly with Vincent. Misses Cagney
& zimmerman. proprietresses.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

APPLICATION for discharge as assignee OF Matt
Bourke will be made to thu judge OF div. number 1
Of the circuit court Of jackson co.. No, al Kansas
City. on Ian. II. 1899. JOHN A. BoURkE.
Nov. goth, 1898. Assignee.
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TO

TO RENT-Space with heat and power
for manufacturing purposes. in Flint Ad-
rertising Co. building. 1923 Walnut St.;
terms reasonable. Apply at office.
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EYESIGHT RESTORED.

PERSONAL-Stark Nelson, call at CT
hall to see our mother.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

no more escape from the knship OF human
Ivy than we can from our own herp,lity -
Dr, l.. b. Copeland. Theosophite, Omaha,
WAR OF HIGH MOTIVES. We have
reason TO be proud that our own Nation has
risen above selfish consideration has dared
TO do an unconventional and a human No :
uonai act and is Willing to take all con
sequences. believe with all my heart that
TINS war VIII be distinguished among the
armed conflicts of all time as a war from
n,gn motives and unselfish, humane and
Uhristian purposes.-Rev. j. c. Adams
ohiVersalist. Williamsburg, N. Y.
SPAIN.-Not since the downfall ~ tina
roman empire has there been such a stony
Oh the rise to greatness and the fall 10
neipiessness OF any nation as that OF Spain.
FOR 400 years Spain has been notorious
,or cruelty, rapino and oppression. She
mas constantly been receding geographical
y from the map of the world.--Rev T.. ID.
butcher. Methodist. Jersey City, N. J.
GODS HOSTS. God rallies his ANGELA
forces between you and the assaulting IN.
envy. One soul saved sets every harm In
heaven a-tiugle. Let one sinner cry for
mercy and swift on seNphic wings sneeds
the message to the throne, Behold, he
Pf"s -heN. u. 1Cung, lrgSDv-
terian Pittsburg, Pa.
BETTER IDEALS. God moves amid
the hosts OF men. While not God of
blood, He walks upon fields OF blood lie
rules for ultimate progress. He permits
the destruction of inhuuan nations ana
from their ruins there. spiings a people Of
loftier ideals.-Rev. Conrad Bluhm, i.uib-
eran, Bloomfield. n. j..
ANARCHY. We have proved beyond
question that we can have strong row
ernment, and orderly government, without
either nobility or king. There Is less gov
eminent in the United States ucrc today
than in almost any other country Of the
world, nearer approach to what The
philosopher would call anarchy Anarchy
does not mean disorder, when philosopher
is talking; 1t means merely the absence of
external government. And that Is the ideal
that we are approaching Rev. II. j.
Savage, Unitarian, New York City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
An Outrage.
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution.
In the midst of wars alarms. when
Q, erybody seems to be anxious TO lay aside
craftsmanship in order to promote the best
interests of the country 1t becomes our
that some of the republican partsans IN
Washington have not allowed an excess Of
patriotism to disturb them in their sinister
pursuits.
We desire to call attention to the fact
| that the citizens OF town in Mississippi
! c sutaining q population of 600 inhabitants
have been unlawfully and therefore un-
/ Justly deprived oil their constitutional right
/ to enjoy and participate in the mall ana
postal facilities Of the government whicn
| they are taxed to support.
! The facts Of the case. so far as we have
beer able to learn them. are these 4 ne
gro postmaster was appointed 10 serve me
people. This appointment. viewed entirely
aparl from the color oil the appolntee ana
llrt iudicfs that grow cut OF 1t, was per-
Init:tus in its influence. postoffice Is Ill
special way the property OF the people
| who receive the benefits thereof, ana The
people have Il right to resent any appoint
mcpt. white or black, that Is obnoxious TO
| them. In a small community, such rs that
in which the people have been outrageousl!
deprived of their constitutional rights. the
people o. all degrees aud oonaitloAs fre
/ bi ought In direct contact with the post
master. and as the people. and not the ac-
ministration are taxed TO support the OF
| fee, they have right TO demand that some
perscn not obnoxious 70 them Shall sSrye
| in the office
IT. this case n negro was appointed. Nat
urally enough the fact came 10 his clrs
| mat IL would be agreeable neither 20 MN
nor the people 10 serve as postmaster
TIL, refore ne took u very sensible stsp' ne
resigne4 But row comes what may ne
termed the revenge Of Hanna. NO success
scr has been appointed. and this town OF
| eC0 inhabitants Is without postal facilities
without p5stoftice The people are cont
nell,d nv this outrageous suppression ut
! their rights BY political partisans 10 get
| their neil at o postofflce twenty miles ais
tant.
pernicious and sinister stripe manifested
/ al n moment when the people OF all sectiois
/ OF tho country have been drawn into vieesr
., u,nathy Inv the event OF war with 4
! foreign power. Mr.. Mckinley may moi be
ircsronsible for this display OF party mean
| ness but 1t hus been conniVed al ana au-
complisled by those for whose acts ne is
resroi sible. - :, >.
an intulerabla abuse of party power The
president would not dare to deprive a
Northern community OF Its mail facilities
because an obnoxious postmaster had re-
sigred Therefore II Is an outrageous QUIZ
lcnme OF party spite. aud mean aud narrow
lsectionalism to abolish the Mississippi post-
office.
II Mr.. Mckinley thinks he Is helping the
negroes by appointing them, as postmasters
in Southern towns. he Is ill-advised indeed.
He Is doing them a great wrols. Hs Is
siinply delaying that natural adjustment Of
The race auesiicu that will come In god
time. ana is providing fresh victims for
that lswless class which. In al sections Of