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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-25
ELECT u. $. SEN ATORs BY THE
PEOPLE.

.here is an almost universal desire
Ill California for tie election Of U. S
Senators by direct vote of the PEG.
pie. Following are d few expressions
on the matt ter clipped from Cali 1rnia
exchanges:
There is only ono way TO take the
election Of Senators from the midst OF
the vile influences that surround it
now. Put the choice IN the hands OF
the people, where it belongs.--Neva.
da City Herald.
The Senatorial election in this State
is breeding batch Of scandals which
is calculated to smirch the character
Of many persons heretofore Of good
standing in the community in p'h, ch
they reside. Not only is this the case,
but it is not at all improbable that the
ground work is being laid that will do
no little in bringing abont the cleo
ton of United States Senators by d..
rect vote of the people.-S. F. Trade
Journal.
Senatorial deadlncks in California.
Montana, and Pennsylvania are con.
vincinR evidence that Senators should
be elected by direct vote Of the peo-
pie. The only opposition to the prop.
oaitioD comes from professional poll.
ticians, but thGy seem to he so strong
~ intrenched in their forts that pub.
lie sentiment has brt little influence.
Grass Valley Union.
While to change the method of
electing Senators would radically al
ter the theory of forming the leglsla-
tive body, it NAV he found to be nee
essary. 1t is already popular idea.
"A lameda Argus.
Now another scaodal has been
sprung upon the State which would
have been entirely impossible if
United States Senators were elected
by the people.--San Diego Sun.
The contest now being waged in
Sacramento over the Sen at OrShip will
do much tow q awal1img the people
Of California to the crying need of
change in the method of electng
Senators. Recent developments
seem to show conclusively that the
money Of candidates for the Senate
was freely used in electing legisla-
tors who would support the several
candidates for the Senatorship. side
from the debasng influence which
such methods must have upon the
highest Legislative body in the land,
the harm done to the State by elect.
ing legislators who re principal claim
to the Office lies in the fact that they
will vote for certain individuals for
the office Of United States Senator, is
incalculable. 1t leads to the selec-
tioh OF incompetent men, and what is
worse, it lneures corruption in the
State Legislature, for man whose
vote for Senator has been bought be-
fore election can be depended on to
sell his vote on other questions after
ward. The present method of elect
ing Senators is the principal cause OF
the Incompetence and corruption of
the average. Legislature.-Oroville
Mercury.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-25

Success comes To those who perse-
we're. II you take Hoods Sarsapar-
lila faithfully and ptrsistently. ac-
cording to directions, You may depend
upon cure when a cure is possible.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-25

HOODS PILLS are easy to take.
easy to operate. Cure, indigestion
sick headache.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-25

There are not many large sizes in these lots Over
pairs OF and o. If you small glove don't miss
this chance to get pair at the usual price of one Mo
gloves taken back or exchanged after being taken out
the house. ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-25

Customers can have their choice
getting the best eastern tanage
leather rs we'll as California stock
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-03-10
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T.. w. ANDERSON.
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
HAS FOR SALE.

Hote and Livery Stable large lot o2xl441, and a
very desirable frame residence with lot extending the rail
road, Front Street
large nearly frame residence and two desirable
business houses, Main Street
Two frame and brick residences on Spruce street
Three frame residences Wiley
A good business location with residence Walnut St.
A large and very desirable brick residence and neat
frame cottage on Pleasant street.
A frame cottage with large lot on Hoffman street.
Three desirable homes Sunnyslde
A large boarding house on University driveway, conven
lent to the University and Glass Works.
A new boarding house Beechurst Avenue near the
Glass Works
Also other residences and building lots in the town
Sunnyside and in the Beechurst Addition Morgantown.
Also farms coal and timber lands.
Office Floor Odd Fellow Building
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
q NOTICES.

TRUSTEES CentrUpolis Land and
Lot Company. a corporation. By its certain deeds Of
recorded in the Office Q; The recorder OF deeds within
and for jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas CITY,
tain six los Of land IN said deeds Of trust described
respectively. all q said lots being and situate IN
souri,. as shown BY the plat oS said subdivision. on
file IN the Office Of said recorder Of deeds in Kansas
were given 10 secure the payment OF the principal
notes and coupons attached. fully described in saId
cipal note with coupons attached. being secured By.
ana described in. each Of said deeds q trust. con-
list shows the book and page c. the record in II.
office of said recorder Of deeds in which. and the
and the Lot OF land conveyed thereby. namely: BOOK
y $50, al pags lSs. recorded April 18th. ls'9. con-
in Centropolis Aforesaid: book 3 20. At page IS.
recorded January 18th. lsss. conveyed lot number
Aforesaid: book b $40. at page l9l. recorded January
18th. 1853. conveyed lot number sixteen. in block
. ~. at page -. recorded January 18th. lsss. con-
veyed lot number eighteen. in block number thirty
eight in CeHtropolis aforesaid. hook Z 81. at page
-. recorded January 18th. lsse. ccaysye9 lat number
twelve. IN block number forty. In Centr0polis sfore-
lsss. conveyed lot number hft--n in block number
~tnrty-one. in CentToc0lis Aforesaid. and. whereas.
default has been ani is, made Of each .; said pCin-
clnai notes and Interest thereon. fully described in
each CT said deeds Of trust. and each and all o. said
notes and interes; thereon remain wholly due and
unpaid h9". iaeFefaTe. l. GaTilner Lathrop. trustee
as aforesaid, viii, II the request " the legal holder
a1d owner Of each and all Of said notes and In
cebtetness. and following the terms OK said deeds
CT trust. and each Of them. proceed 10 sell. snt shall
sen. the above described property and real estate.
with all appurteuarces thereto belonging. each being
sold separately to SATISFY said Indebtedness. secured
thereby. az public yendue TO tie highes; bidder. for
cash. az the west front door o, the United States
custom house a@i p~ostofice building. IN the c'ty Of
Kansas CITY. county OF Jackson. aforesaid, on Satur-
day. the trenty-frst day @; January. 1888. between
the hours Of nine oc;ock in the morning AID Eve
o'clock in the afternoon, Of that day, for the pur-
pose Of s~ltisfyiaE said Indebtedness and tie cost. OF
executing this trust. First publication December
18th. 1855 GARDINER LiTHROP. Trustee.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
TRUSTEES Hugh Acksrman. a

TRUSTEES S~ALE-Whereas, Hugh Ackarrnan. a
single man, By his deed 0. trust dated December list.
ASS, and filed foE record in the oti-e % recorder OF
deeds in and for Jackson county. Missouri. At Kansas
City. on December 18th, lsSS, and recorded ii said
ctscs in book B No. 81, page 81. conveyed to Jao.
T Sears the following described real estate situated
in Jackson county, Missouri, to-wit: All OF the
south five t0 acres CT the east half CD CT the lot set
apart to Maggie Bradley By deed OF partition and
confirmation dated January csth. 1851. recorded in
book 3 No 50. page 5s5. OF ths estate OF thu late
Marguerite NJ Bradley. and mors particularly de-
sc.tbed as follows: Beginning al a point on the east
line OF the west half q, OF the southwest quarter
numbered fifty (50b north Of range numbered thirty
three CS3l. seven hundred and ninety-seTen and 35-Ia
feet south OF the northeast corner OF the said west
halt O.. thence south three hundred and thirty and
65-l91 feet. thence west six hundred and ffty-eigh.
and S-l0 feet, thence north three hundred and thirty
and S5-lea feet. thence east six hundred and atty
eight and $40 feet 10 the place Of beginning. con-
tanning i've 20 acres more or less. in trust. however.
TO secure payment OF the three notes f0T 5000 each.
and interest thereon. described in said deed Of trust;
and. whereas, default has been made in the payment
OF said notes and interest thereon, ard the same are
mast due and unpaid: and. whereas. JIo. T Sears,
the said trustee. Is dead, and said deed OF trust pro-
vides that. in case OF the death Of Jno. T. Sears. the
then acting sheriff OF Jackson county. Missouri. may
proceed 10 sell said real estate for the purposes and
as provided in said deed CT trust: and. whereas.
Robert S. Stone is now the sheriff Of said Jackson
county, and acting as such; nov. therefore. /. Robert
6, Stone, the undersigned sheriff and trustee. will,
at the reeuss: o. TIE legal holder Of said notes. by
virtue of the power, given h and in accordance with
III. terms of said deed of trust. sell said property
and real estate in said deed OF trust and above de-
serioed. at public vendue, to the highest bidder. for
cash. q, the west front door OF the custom house. Sit
uatsd at the southeast corner OF 9Th and Walnut
streets. Kansas City. jackson county Missouri, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of January. A. D. 1889. be-
tween the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon Q: that day, to pay said
this trust. ROBERT s. STONE. Sheriff and Trustee.
Powell & Powell. Attys-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

TRUSTEES Isaac Tavenner and
Helen Iaysnner. his wife: by thelE certain deed Of
ONCE Of recorder Of deeds for Jackson county. Mis-
souri,: at tho City Of Kansas. row Kansas City. CT
said oace. in book 3 No. 2ss. at page ais. conveyed
to ne. Roher, feaser. the undersigned trustee. the
Of Jackson and state of Missouri. to-wit: Beginning
at a point SO feet east and s. ~. fee. north Of
quarter. section eight 49,. township forty-ntas isj.
Ta .n,s, ta.sty-tsses go; being on the east line .,
on said line OF SAID street Einety-siS 1861 feet 20
subdivision, thence east en- said line 100 feet to al
alley as shown by plat Of Locust Hill addition.
one Hundred and thirtr GsS, ts.t to besiaaing. be-
ing same property covered by parties of first part
lss5. recorded in the recorders oaice Of Jacksoa
county. Missouri, at Kansas City. in book 'B' No
1s2. page 44s. in trust. however. to secure the pay
ment OF one principal promis-ory note for 81 .0o ex-
eHcuted b. sale Isaac Iavvnner and three interest
notes. all Of which notes are particularly described
in said deed Of trust: and. whereas. the time c.
PAYMENT Of said principal note has been extended
from time to time by written Endorsements on thu
back thereof. the last one being an extension Of said
note for 4 period O; four years from October 18th.
semi-annually; and, whereas. ,eG9 OF the principal
Of said note has been paid and credited on The back
thereof. leaving a balance OF ssoe.os OF said principal
note unpaid: and. whereas. default has been mads
in the payment Of the semi-annual interest payment
due October es;h, 1855. On the balance Of said priE-
cipal no:e, and said Isaac Tsvenner AMI Helen Tay-
enner have failed and refused to pay said interest;
Of trust. the whole CT the said balance ot said prin-
opal note has become due and payable noE, there
fore. public notice IS hereby given that l. the IN
de-sgued trustee. at the request Of the legal holder
and owner of said promissCry note. ana by virtue q:
the power and authority in ne vested by said dad
Q. trust, w:li. in accordance with the terms and PIC
visions OK said deed Of trust. proceed 20 sell. and Will
sell. the real estate hereinb-for- described teIcrpt
the north II feet thereof. which has been released
from the lien Of said deed Of trust, az public veatue.
to the highest bidder. fo- cash. al the east door Of ths
building located on the southwest corner Of Fourth
and Delaware streets. il Kansas City. Missouri. IN
which building the circuit court OF Jackson county.
Missouri. was held, at the City Q: Kansas, nov Kan.
ss City. at thu tine said deed of trust was executed
ana recorded. and FOR a long time before and after
that time. such building then being known as and
called the court house. on the southwest corner OF
Fourth and Delaware streets, in the City OF Kalsas.
on Thursdav, the 18Th day OF January. 1899. between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon and i've
O'clock in the afternoon Of that day. for the purpc.s
Of satisfying said Indebtedness and the costs and eS-
penses o. executing this trust.
ROBERT TEAGEE. Trustee.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01

est fashions to see if there had been some
thing in hats which they had overlooked.
They searched in vain. however. and final
" set out to find the man who had caused
them so much uneasiness. Their fears
were soon allayed, however, for he was
seen coming up the street They looked
at him with all eyes, and just behind him
they saw Harry McCrary with his hand
kerchief stuck in his mouth and nearly eS-
pioding with merriment. And when the
strangely HATED man had passed Harry
pointed to his back and there. in large
letters. was a sign exhorting the public TO
indulge in a certain kind of chewing gum.
All OF the boys heaved a great sigh Of re-
lief.
The ]. Elsirore Jones collar. that with
the startling color bands. is all the age
in the city lust at the present time. Every
body is wearing them. and tie chappieS
are disconsolate, for hey utterly refuse TO
have anything to do with anything that
was worn by the man from Chicago. And
oEe of them said, Just to max them feel
better
"Nevah mind. me leah fellahs. the wal
tabs abe weaving them in ST. Louis. don't
you know And then everybody felt bet
Ter.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
GRADE RESOLUTION NO. IFS.

CHANGE AND RE-ESTABLISH GRADE RESOLU-
ton No. lTTs-Notics TO property owners on Seven
teenth 9th street from Indiana avenue TO Askev
avenue. City Clerks ONCE. Kansas City. Mo-. Dec.
cani, 1885. 4 resolution declaring II to be necessary
TO change and re-es,ablish the grade on Seventeenth
G1thD street from Indiana avenue to Askew avenue
Be it resolved by the upper house OF the common
council O: Kansas City. the lower house concurring
therein:
The common council finds and declares It to Be-
necessary to change and re-establish the grade On
Seventeenth 11thJ street from Indiana avenue to
Askew avenue to the following grade elevation in
feet above the city directrix. to-wit: At the east
line Of Indiana avenue. lii.6S: at the west line OF
Bales avenue. l35. %: at the east line OF Bales ave
nue., Is3- 90: at the west and east lines OF Askew
avenue. leS. 90. adjacent grad. points to be connected
bv true planes. in accordance with the provisions OF
section i, article VIII. OF the amended charter Of
Kansas City.
Adopted Dec l.. 1SS- GEO. S.
President Upper House OF the Common Council
Adopt.d Dec. Il, 1885. A. D. +
Sneaker Lower House Of the Common Council
Attest: C. S. CURRY.
ISesD City Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01

tween teachers and club women last year
were renewed and strengthened
The closing musical seiectionss were very
Thanksgiving" and Mr.. H. l. Shiver sang
"A Love song"
The Rev. Mr.. Dwight L. Moody has ere
ated quite a among club women
by several injudicious remarks directed
against women's clubs. Mr.. Moody sees
the enthusiasm which his chief following
the women-is devoting to clubs and club
aims. After denouncing clubs. Mr.. Moody
acknowledged that he knew nothing what
as Mrs Rebecca D, Lowe. Mrs. Cynthia
Westover Alden. editor of the "Woman's
DEPARTMENT" Of the New York Tribune:
Mrs. Sarah S. Platt. president of the Dem
Yer Women's Club: Belva Lockwood. Helen
NJ. Winslow. editor OF the Club Woman;
Chancellor Mcdowell. of the Denver uni
versity. and many others have written able
answers to Rev. Mr. Mocdy's
The cause Is well upheld
The Womeu's Press Club. of Denver.
admits TO membership all women west Of
Chicago who receive money for their writ
ings- II was organized on March Is; lSsS;
president. The state federation was joined
in May and the general federation in June.
The membership Is limited TO thirty-fve
active and fifteen associate members.
Obstacles 10 membership are: \ total
deficiency OF brains. q boresome DISPOSE
tiCn. holding out news on a reporter not
LaNine d proper respect IoF t!e power VI
the press: not reading your paper; sending
in stuff for publication written on both
sides; saying one never gives information
TO the papers"
The club motto is. W prefer books to
pounds. We love manuscripts better than
FORMS
The club meetings for the coming year
will be as follows: January ;. Experiences
of the Gentle Reade--" February =. with
Verse and Story" March :. "Gentlemen's
Night"
The objects of the club are "to
advance and encourage women in literary