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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
January % June
1865 s7i.s7o.s7o 2.7s7 s42 $50. $40 GO


These figures are in all respects interesting and
encouraging" THE Record and Guide" saws "bu,
they become simply phenomenal when we examine
them in detail and then that OF a total increase
OF about $37 900 for the given twenty cities over
100000 Of that amount must be credited 10
Greater NewYork! As centre Of building opera
tons the metropolis dwarfs any other city in the
country 10 condition OF microscopic insigncance
1t is eqrsl 70 more than six Chicagos and nearly
seven Phiadelphias What local market.
"Of course not all OF the $4,000 900 worth OF new
buildings projected in New-York will be instantly
carried out; and even with the big proportion tina {
viii be promptly undertaken some time must elapse
before the money expenditure involved will be
distributed for labor and materials But the sta
tistics are the forerunners OF actual activity. They
may safely be taken the beginning OF unusually
brisk conditions"
J. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for Samuel g. Stew
No. 70 West Eighty -hfth-st.. hve-story Amer
iesn basem private dwelling house. lot lsxl0o:
also for &. JesycTaft No. - West FOTty-seVenfh-
ct. a three-story brOwnstone dwelling house lot
e0x75 He has also sold for John ". Hndley No
West sixty-ffth-st.. fve story single fsthouse.
on lot 1Jgloo.
Bleimsn q Co. have sold for a cliAns >, Mandsl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
V1CKET on GRATITUDE.
HOW HIS GOOD INTENTIONS LED TO THE POLICE
STATION.

HOW HIS GOOD INTENTIONS LED To lHh rOl<lO"
From The New-orleans Picayune.
'Talkin bout tough luck remarked MlCSe -
der guy whu Is ookn fer ,rn0DIt az wa doing
odder fey good turn us IA, moo ace b an
G91t Won yonse made fnd but if yonse wants
enemy whut will lay fer yer dark nights wid
knife MP his sleeve Jest Do him a'q b, oar eTo Gas
mug an he likes yer an gives Yer der glad hand;;
him PUNK an he takes to lodging down back
alleys when he youse comm. FOR fear yer
sDnE ye 70 friend on der same deal Amt it
trusted cashier dat makes on "d DER Doodle OF Ger
20 get on der witness stand an tell all he knows?
bats right Say did yer ever see fely Try to take
der woman's part when she was scrappln via ner
husband? Say, didn't der peacemaker get y in der
neck? Sure Bot Of EN- turns on hirn an Pc oHf9 Pre-
der ambuanche. Grautudef Say, dats a pipe
dream. an dem dat talks bout 1t has been drink
Whut makes me sore bout It is dis: Der odder
day was going up der avenoo, when pipes ole
guy comm down der street wheel Say, he
was one Of desc sunday-school lookin' guys, wild
i ookn much" much Where he was going an tumbles
TO IL dat in about minnit more he'll riqe right
FOR him 10 stop him. Jest at dat minnit dog on
dat side of der street pipes Tom cat on der
account We all meets in der middle. Der dog
runs right between me legs an gives me der strand
?:4o gait. an strikes me an, der dog an takes a
ssas Tas scrd d IN he he s 66w qP
square on me nose. an his next Jumped me in del
stats: an. say. gettin' der hinky dink wher
der dog sails in an chaws UP der leg OF der ole
guy an he bowls murder. Pretty soon here comes
along a cop an he untangles der miX-up. an del
ole guy sings him song bout me being ungodly
young ruf1an whut was trying to take his life Say
DID yer hear OF anything like dat? 'Cordine
70 der m'sshioners he should a said, Bless yer
my SON; an give me "a. PUNK Junk But whut does
IN by der cop Say. I'm linking dis Wort IS one
snap. an wese got all We DO to run on,
own end OF it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

baum q Levine No. SA to so East iehu'-'"' WV
oAiexander J. Roux has sold for Louis stern me m
American basement dwelling house. on 'o' ioNiV''
No 131 West Eghty-eighth-st ,.. 4. ,ho
The Young Mems Christian Asso zoe W, Fortv
sixth-st recently reported sold by J. Edgar Leay
craft large branch building VIII De erec'eo y"
the site. -. Co. William q
Charles Buerman Co have sold Tor Ils fnrt "
Oesting three lots 75x95, in one hundred
drst-st SOC feet east of St. Anns-ave, to the SUI
folk Street Church for Slo5Oo c.Ao.ixo
Robert Ward OF Brooklyn has sold Tor Cathe ,,
Ientz the five story apartment house NO; zto west
One-hundred- nd nineteenth-st. Tor, SzoW' aiso
No ll5 West One hundred -and-thirteenth-st'' TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

- u.rrx \ n John n Oeters, loSth-st u
400 n . ~ Amsterdam ave demand -. - az,
uorton Charles F, TO Thomas IL StsoHoh .. -,
o,he- trustees West-tt - 90" ~
CHARLES 81 2 years u part. -,
u-,eiiner John w 10 Kate Meney. l7ls'-s'' =
% n . n 9th ave years ,ri,,.ar
Lamb Mary F. and another To the "ap''i6s ,
Savings Bank 1st-st, n corner f,noa,SS. 80,
60. Dist s. lot 616, map WAhel,eiII' -
ave " corner 4th-ave. BOY. 80 49,
psu george to Emigrant Industrial SaN"ss
Rank Stanton-st. n g. N ~ or 1--WE -
psts, cstharirA and Philip. 20 Magdalena 40
yeu IOth. 81 n \ part lot MA map VIM
x,nCrs,b Hannah 20 Harlem Savings hank tro
iona place W g. $50 10 u Of 171st-st; Nesr
same 10 same Crotona Place. ZIT'lo II W
p,ortegren 6~harler and Meta ]. 70 AueNsta
Larned lsOth-st. =. ~ IT OF Mapes-ae'
''''' ~.
Wolper NAV 70 Julius Halpern. No 100 Henry
rah,.,o, Helen A and Robert. 10 Eibe y 7
Never 166th st, 1N II OF Forest ave-
also Tinton-ave 2, 100 n NJ l"n'h 81 III
1s,ns Po,,ns 20 Elizabeth clifford Beach-ave
= 100 n Of I47th-st, runs b"S - ~
southern Boulevard. x32. wears.
Israel Hvrnan and Rachel. - al, 70 Mutual l-re
Insurance Company. 2gth-st, n =. -op'a ~
Of sth-ave years .......,... ...''. ....,'
Garry Mary, 10 Lillian NJ Williamson. CONCORD
ava Sc e % II OF Grove st. years 800
Ram John ", to James NeNins, 81 Al N''n-st'
q 7qq u . of 2d-aVe. year. -. $500
sioner Alzina 10 Mary A Handes l43d-st. g.
23l 6 II a Of Alexander-ave. years. .'.''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK FAR AHEAD OF OTHER
AMERICAN CITIES IN BUILDING

The market was again quiet yesterday No suc-
ton sales had been announced and few transactions
were reported by brokers.
The Record and Guide" I'm its issue Of August 5
comments on the fact that the general improvement
In business throughout tho country IS stimulating
building activity. and prints the following table
showing the number OF building plans fled in vari-
Gus cities and the estimated cost:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS

1oe-h-r - 1915 n OF 1st-ave. for a two story
brick stable and a story brick once. lsxZ'
and 12x2U: David Hirsch. No l59 East ll4th-st'
owner. James Barrett. No PAP 3d-ave. aren't
o.
14p,b e, No a7i East for a one story frame stable
owner: Dodge e. Morrison architects. .........
11oth-st n g 100 II Of 2d-ave for three FIVE
story brick and stone fathouses. 25xsl. %; MIS-
Henrietta Hene and Mrs Estella Heymhnn'
owners; George Griebel. architect .....'.:...
IIth-et n g 117.3 q Of Green wich-st' for three
Eve story brick fathouses, with stores, 2s.ex
81 q. Joserh Z DOYLE. No 785 81 Nicholas-ave
owner. Neville e. BaFge. architects. ..-.....--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
Motto 60 Creditors.
EDWARD G.. cox & CO.-NOTlCE ~ neret

EDWARD G. cox & CO.-NOTlCE II nereoy
" given To all credtorc and all persons having cans
against the co-partnershp OF Edward O. Cox M
doing business At ~ Union Square Borougn OF sa
haitian city Of York. that the underslsneu Nv 49,
ID Miller was order OF the Supreme court ~ we
Comfy OF New York made and entered on June 25rn.
is0o duly appointed receiver o said ana
that they are hereby required To present their claI-
with the vouchers thereof duly verified 70 the
al his place business 10 WIZ he 0ce ~
his attorney Chas Coleman Miller 10 wall ST, Borough
Of Manhattan city Of New York. on or before the ISL
day o October
Dated New York. July 2sth. 1899 ,,,,,ru
VI - $780, sor Receiver Receiver OF the late CO
Nm g, fvapba,t,n, partnership OF Edward @.
~" & Co.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS:

~ Take notice that the undersgned intend TO apply
ettrs OF Administration the Estate OF John chris
lie deceased late OF OF Greenwich washington
county and State York under the provisions or
56si ~ the OF civil Procedure and notice Is
hereby given to persons having claims against said
Job, C-re deceased present their claims with the
vouchers thereof the Surrogate OF the County OF Wash
inrton a. his Office in the Village OF salem y " on or
before the 18th day OF Sentember. 1893 -
Oeio'e "'e ~ GEORGE CHRISTIE.
ALEXANDER MGEOCH.
VAN NESS & CURRY. Attys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

~ sons Interested in Eclipse Electric Lamp Com
many az Bunalo Erie County. state OF New YORK -,
TAKE NOTICE that full and accurate account OF al
the nroceedngs OF receiver Of the above named coPn
,in, ON oath will presented 10 the supreme Court
OF the State York at special term theIeoi 20 DC
GelJ IN The CITY the 9th day or september
800 a 10 o'clock forenoon OF that day OF as soon
hereafter as counsel he heard. and a motion VIII
,hs, and IN be made the be allowed ana de
cared TO and conclusive upon all the creditors
- aaA cornoratIon and upon all persons who may have
claim. against IT, upon or substsuns engage
1910 and unon ali stockholders Of such corporation
ma sad receiver be discharged and his bond vacated
Dated Bufalo y. Y. July 90 1909
D"'eu' ToPMAN r THOMPSON Receiver Of
Fc,psa Electric Lamp Company.
7 w COLE Atty 4O6 Prudential Bldg,
Run n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
IN THE WAY.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
What a remarkable development ~ forehead
young Reid displays. man ought TO be proud ~
q bulge like that"
oh 7 don't know He tried TO kiss mo last
night and bumped my nose dreadtuly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
CARPET CLEANING.

>oOo.>~~~NNN~NN-~~|Oo" DNOoNoONN'No0oN'y'Noo1N-
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by nahn OF
o. ,Is no,r. careful carpet Cleaning
CO / SIS Broadway. 421 East Ash ST.
COZ x BRANDT Tel. 1872 3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
Gam Schools.


~ Y UNIVERSITY LAW sCHooI--sixty NTH year
y orens oct End 1899 DAY iLASSES Ill. b..
sft.r two years. EVENING CLASSES. LII b, after
three years. Daily sessions $3.50 to and 10 10 p NJ
tuition 500 GRADUATE CLASSES. Fifteen courses
Five required for Ii. NJ -, r.. u,...
For Circulars address l. J. Tompkins Registrar "Asn
inston Square y. Y city.
NrFw YORK ! DAY SCHOOL, rs Nassau St.
EVENING t'HOOI. West 18Th 81
law SCHOOL. DWIGHT METHOD OF IN
STRUCTION ii. n in two years IL, NJ IN three years
Sem catalogue 'ItNpffTF' 'fN"r'' '-H'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
DIRE ssMAKING.

A HIGH GRADE ladies tailor and dress
maker. formerly Of 5th-ave.. Will make
tailor made suits in finest imported ma -
terials. lined throughout with hest quaUty
six, for s39: regular price. $50; absolutely
perfect filter, exquisite workmanship, also
;,ne fancy waists bicycle suits. rainy day
costumes. etc. outing and golf SUITS our
new bicycle skirt can be worn on ooth
sides work done at my establishment only.
y MOSTKOWITZ % West i2d 81.
DRESSNA 81 10 81 French dress
making. English tailoring. evening. din
ner. wedding trousseaus. cutting hastlng.
rerfeCt ftiing tailor's square measure.
1ui hv DAY Nine ROOME. - T.. iPtn 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
COAL AND WOOD.

-~~~~~~~~-~~N~N~~" NO>o>N~0N"~"~"~>"-
nMErO Coal pockets. 23s w. 5Otn-
lIENNlSI1o st. Pest quality Coal only
Fsfablished 1888 Telephone Ss1 Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

THREW LADIES SEMINARY,
i CARMEL " y,
WILL. OPEN SEPT. 27TH. 800
Rev. Il ". BANABuRGH, A. NJ, Pres
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MACHINERY.

At pEDrCFp PRICES. 300 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. iu..y
guaranteed; machinery bought ana eh
Changed GEORGE b. EDDY. S'e ha"'-
son 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

COOK and I.AUNDREss.-By a eou2e-
tent. reliable Welsh woman as good Geek
and laundress: good baker; city or oountry
rne reference Call AZ 37i Columbus-a'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

COOKS. Experienced; capable Of s.'tias
m dinners. lunchEons, pastry, oeseTs
and ices: with best references. MIA
JACQUIN. 602 6th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.

>Ns->~S>>'|> ->'-->>'
TIDDuON PORTLAND LADDER Co
IAUUERS. L 4 Ha,s in ao rGy quantity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

GARDENER and FLORIST --First-ciassi
thoroughly end practically experienced
IN ali branches ~ the busines' wants
charge II private or Commercial place. Ad-
dress FLORIST. Postoffc-. M,rris'ovn
y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

COOK Sc.-By two
scotch girls cook and laundress: other
chamberma!d and waitress, 10 ouiecl-o.'
"a COUNTRY; private or public: reference
oo3 Fast 5qth-st. upper store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
For Young Ladies-Countr

BRADFORD ACADEMY Founded 1903. For The higher
ID esucation q Young Classical and scientific
course study: also preparatory and optional large
sent % ri IS IDA c. ALLEN. Prin. Bradford. Mas.
HARRINGTON SEMINARY for Young Ladies'. West
frester Pa-Opens Sept. u. Good buildings. beau
-Nu location Language. Music. Drawing Painting. etc
500 per genr Catalogues " DARLINGTON. ph d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
MlRNMW EVENING lINE.

HWT9NN 3ED G0NSAgNlG GOATS
eay. foot Of Christopher d. every weekday at r. N.
o0h AsS stn Tn - saer oNTEoRA At 100 P 70,
Catskill with q Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
nor BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT. GREEN.

HARBOR
DAYS except Saturdays az 8 20 ? VI SstuTdays 100 p.
Noniays Wednesday, and Fridays steamer stops a.
Southod and Point steamer shinnecock leaves
New York MONDAYS 500 " Monday excursion uc<ets
Cor return day $500
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
Thousands of Families Have One in The
House at All Times.
The Same Exceptional Opportunity Offered Here to
All Readers of This Paper.

A prominent citizen remarked re-
Gently, to the editor Of Advocate and
News: 1T may seem surprising to you,
but in my house we have family doctor
there all the time. Nor am the only
one who has this great blessing" said
he. IL know of many families who have
this same doctor always on hand, always
within reach"
do / mean a man, a physician, In
flesh and blOod?" he asked mo, not
exactly that; the family doctor that
refer to Is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the
great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Rem
edy. We have not had to call a doctor
to our house since we have used 1t.
This is the testimony of thousands
who know Swamp-ROot for what 1t Is.
This famous medicine Is the absolute
conQueror Of kidney and bladder dis
eases, and many man and woman who
walk the streets to-day in the complete
possession of health owe their lives to
the power of this great discovery over
kidney and bladder Ills and uric acid
disturbances. In diseases OF the blood,
no matter from what source they arise,
Swamp Root goes right to the source Of
the trouble and cures by first removing
the cause, and sends the blood leaping
and bounding away in quest Of bright
eyes and rosy cheeks.
Constipation and liver troubles, urnal
weaknesses and the torture that goes
with them, rheumatism, stiff joints, in
fact, diseases arising from any wrong
condition OF the blood, liver, bladder or
kidneys, are promptly overcome by DR..
Kilmer's famous discovery, Swamp
Root.
None but those who have made a study
Of the subject realize what an immense
amount of work the kidneys perform
every day. They are the sewer of the
system, and once they become clOgged
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

up, poison runs riot and disease has full
sway. Just as a choked sewer breeds
pestilence in city, so do weak and un-
healthy kidneys breed disease in the hui
man body.
Swamp-ROot clears out all the impur-
tiles, helps the kidneys to perform their
work properly, drives the poison out of
the blood and system, invigorates and
regenerates you and adds tenfoId to the
pleasures and comforts Of life.
Swamp-ROOt has been tested in so
many ways, in hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor
to purchase relief, and has proved so
successful that a special arrangement
has been made by which all readers OF
the Advocate and News, who have not
already tried II may have q free sample
bottle OF Swamp-Root and thus test for
themselves It's wonderful curative prop
critics.
II you will send your name and full
address to DIR. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y, sample bottle will be sent
absolutely free by mail postpaid, also
book telling more about Swamp-ROOt
and containing some Of the thousands
upon thousands Of testimonial letters
received from men and women who owe
their good health, in fact, their very
lives, to the wonderful curative proper
ties of Swamp-ROOt.
This great remedy Is for sale at most
drug stores In flfty-cent and One-dollar
sizes. Don't make any mistake, but make
note Of the name, Swamp-ROot, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root and remember
that 1t is prepared only by Dr. Kilmer &
Co., BinghamtOn, N. Y.
II you take advantage Of this generous
offer and write for a free sample bottle
be sure and mention the Topeka AdvO-
cate and News when sending your ad-
dress to DIR. Kllmer & Co., BlnghamtOn,
N. Y.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

swinehart, Ford; Cyrus Newman, Sum-
ner,
Cities Of the First Class---F. B. Dawes
Leavenworth; d. F. Campbell, Bourbon;
w. c. Stephenson, Shawnee; John Sea-
ton, AtchisOn; ]. s. Edwards, Wyan-
dotte; ]. w. Adams, Sedgwick; 2. l..
Wise, Reno
Live Stock--W. G. Mlllar, Barber; T.
Fl. Ford Hamilton; A. G. Snyder, Chase:
c. f. Biddle, Comanche; Milton b.
POgue, Norton; s. s. LOngley Washing
ton; c. w. SpurlOck, Geary; Josiah
Crosby, Cheyenne; Lot Ravenscraft,
Clark.
Agricultural. B. Sweet, Cofiey; J. 8.
Edwards, WyandOtte; w. G. Millar, Bar
her; G. F. Johnston, Kearny; F. N.
Woodward, Republic; ]. W. BogenFief,
Jewell; p. e. Gregory Usage; Josiah
Crosby, Cheyenne; Ed Jaquins, Cowley.
Claims and Accounts. B. Reming-
ton, Miami w. G. Stephenson, Shawnee;
A. II. Abrams, Cowley; c. w. Spurlock,
Geary; D. o. Tenny, Ness; Alfred Law
son, Trego; J. NJ GOOdnO, Bourbon.
Fees and Salaries-E. r. Burkholder.
Marion z. F. Reser, KlOwa; Geo. w.
Wiley, Meade and Seward w. F. COnl-
son, Harper; A. J. Stanley, Lincoln w.
r. Ward, Wallace; Jerome ShOup, Gra-
ham; Frank Reeder, Decatur; j. M.
Goodno Bourbon.
Elections--James Lawrence, Sumner;
Geo. p. Hayden, Nemaha; A. H. Abrams,
Cowboy; Gilman Carle, Phillips; M. M.
Fuller, Ellis; c. W. Fairchild, Kingman;
j. A. DebaTd, Reno; ]. M. GoOdno, Bour-
bon; H. A. Bailey, Wyandotte
The house adjourned until Monday af-
ternOOn.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

by Osborn to require the governor to
sign death warrants.
Representative Stephenson, of Shaw
nee, introduced a bill to authorize cities
to obtain control Of public utilities. It
provides that city may commence pro-
ceedings in the District court for title
to the property desired, and requires the
court to appoint commission of three
to appraise the property, one Of whom
must be an expert civil engineer. The
court is to order the transfer Of the prop
erty on payment Of the appraised value.
Friday.
Representative Burkholder, Of Marion,
introduced a bill in the house Friday
to provide a guaranty fund for the safe
ty of bank depositors. It contains few
Of the provisions of the Breidenthal bill,
which was defeated at the special ses-
sion, with number Of others, which do
not make it, by any means, as meritO-
riOus a measure.
Representative Kutz introduced bill
providing for the treatment of habitual
drunkenness in a manner similar to the
treatment of insanity According to the
provisions of the bill persons convicted
of habitual drunkenness shall be sent to
State asylums where they are to be treat
ed in like manner as II they were subject
to a disease.
Representative Hoag presented bill
fixing the penalty for grave rObbing at
from Ave to twenty years in the peniten-
tiary
Representative Longley offered res
olution requesting Governor Stanley to
give Charles A. Best some position. Best
was a private in the Twentieth Kansas
volunteers who was injured by falling
from the State house steps while the reg
iment was at Topeka waiting to be mus
tered in.
The house adopted the resolution OF
Adams favoring the construction Of the
Nicarauguan canal by the United States
government, and urging the Kansas sem
ators and Congressman to push the mat
ter at Washington.
Speaker Osborn made the appointment
OF the following committees:
Horticulture and Forestry-M. G. Hal
lett, Rush. Milton B. Pogue, Norton; A.
B. Shoemaker, Sheridan; Geo. F. Poison,
Riley; John H. Scott, Wichita; David
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25
HOUSE.
Tuesday.


The house began business by reaching
the order of introduction of bills Tues
day, and by the time the members got
through 1876 bills had been introduced.
Dawes of Leavenworth introduced
bill appropriating $4,000 for the ex.
penses of the legislature. This was
amended after it went to the senate so
as to appropriate $4,000 for the entire
session. The house afterward accepted
the amendment.
Brooke Of Shawnee offered resolution
to allow each member Of the legislature
copy of the statutes of 1897, which cost
the State 1920 each. Fairchild moved TO
make the number three copies instead Of
one, and the resolution was adopted as
amended.
A resolution was offered by Adams in
structing the sargeant-at-arms to- pur-
chase $40 worth Of stamps for each mem
ber One member wanted the resolution
amended so that the members could have
the cash instead of stamps, II they de-
sired, but h0 was unable to find second
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

IL like to go across to Mr. Franks
towns" said Mr.. Bellefield to Mr..
Bloomfield "He doesn't talk me to
death about what ought to be done with
the Philippine Islands" do you know
why he is silent on the subject?" mo;
why?" HE doesn't know how to pro-
nounce the proper names. Pittsburgh
ChrOniele.T Telegraph.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

"The railroad engineer" said the
smart boarder, must be a happy man.
He whistles at his work" Begging your
pardon" said the cheerful idiot, prompt
to crush all possible rivalry, "he works
at his whistle indianapolis Journal
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

to his motion. Fairchild opposed the
resolution, because, he said, no member
would be able to use $40 worth Of stamps
during the session Of the legislature.
The adoption Of this resolution was
delayed by the arrival Of the senate for
the joint convention on state printer.
This gave the Republican caucus a
chance to decide that each member
should be voted $40 worth of stamps.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Stort ~Sanofiob.
Regieringen fiober 1 Wiaion atres
al Grpm'3 noianerne.

Grotp Snoian @ssncp, Wpnt., 13bs
@uguit. RssisrinsstommisfGrsrne
bar MI iluttst en- Spersnstpmft meo
Grofp Sbniansrns, Der bill bli siGloenoe
2rattat, mar ben ct sOofienbt at aons
grssfen. Wsbst oarsbe / fem 9aee, men
Sorbdnblinssrns bar sssntlts o9ret fsrt
/ flere Mdansoer.
Omtrent / Wiqion Gcres 2anb bill
bli inotjsbt. Oct er paa ben nproligs
@nbe al Grorp Re~sr0ationsn pg fret
Ter fig fra Sort Gutter til gellOpitOne
Riper o9 fra prbor Grsst til ReierDds
tionens sitlige 8r9noIelinie pg inObes
fattsr Den nsore Big Sorn ug andre
minore GlDe. gropsS notanerne bill
enoOa bare tilbuss 212 Milliun Qcres,
ug be gsngs be msb Siben Oil faa, bill
gisrs benz uufbansiss, msosns bet iulgts
eano pil afsiOs Sjem for 9uIinbsr at
Settlere. Den 9ris Regierinsen ftaI
Hal betale er omtrsnt 81 pr. Gcrs. So
Ssrnban.r ejsnnemfti9rer 2anoitr9ts
ningen.