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Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
.ACRT; BARGAINS.

lho acres near Fairmounf park improved
high. rolling, half in cultivation; just the
thing for city gentleman: per acre. slo5
10 tcres near Independence electric line.
smooth and beautiful: call for price.
24o tcreS. = miles southwest of city: high
Is improved: high, level and slightly; in
Wow Of city: per acre. So.
iSa acres. improved. on Indian creek. J.
miles south OF stock yards. $50
$50 acres. improved. ON Cedar creek, 20
miles southwest of stock yards. 50.
T. WINNINGHAM.
30 American Bank Building.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
PIANO BARGAINs.

$50 UPRIGHT PLANO. beautiful French
walnut case. almost new. only $50, $40
cash. SIo :: month IL rare bargain. A. X.
Berrys Sons. second floor 1l3 Main st.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

FOR Confinement Cases. Any and
Diseases of Women. Acute or CE
Diseases: Medical and Surgical: ABIDE
Operations. Best of accommodated
out -oI- -tcwn eases. Patient must
able: il rot. operations are free. D1feS
SgonlcnCe promptly answered Address or
call on pE. q. =. MATHIS. Office 18th and
Main. Kansas City. Mo- Private Hospital,
t.! Michigan Open to regular physicians.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
KENTUCKY DEW.

3 GALLONS of the famous kentucky
Dew ST. single gal. SO; Old Crow and D.
+ e.. So. Port. Blackberry and Sherry
Wines 49,. Send for price list. r. n.
Lynch si;I Wyaudat.: street
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rNI\ ATE iIOSi'II Al.

N~O~~-~-~-~~-~-----~,~ ~-~--,-~~~~-~---O~~~~
FOX confinement 'sIau' diseases OF
women. private a-s'4sts, s-fasry. poor pa
tici.ts "a. rrtr! Only, Gu.-pf-to%G patients
taken ',':.l ur address. DE- 4. l.. Mathis.
ON. II. aud Man. K e. No.
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" WI - AH.
30 American Bank Building
4 COY HOME

a COY HOME.
Groom modern cottage. furnace. bath,
open plumbing. large closets. mantel. nice
cellaI. good barn. large shade trees. shrub
berry, street paved. blocks to car: 32l2
Thompson: party vii! be there to show the
house between u Il. m. and y. m.
LARGE GROOM COTTAGE.
Double floors. hard oil finish. large clos
cts. CHINA closet. pantry. large cellar. fur
mace. ciStern. good harm CRATE and MAN.
tel. c.ose 70 car and school. East side;
$l.5eo. Sills. Nort!lup X Co. $50 Walnut 81.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

DO YOU .vaf: - ru!-e money quick? II
you have anything tha, !.@.s value Of what
ever K! ld ar NJ. .-1ir.. 70 sell you can get il
by add -essir1. strictly confidential, 7 ~.
Journal J!!iee-
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
WALL PAPER CLEANING.

IF it is II wa.p paper cleaner you are need
ins, see ], Il Berkshire. .. OAK " Oldest
IL experience in la:.s.,= City Tel. 1913.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

>~~~~~~~>~-~~~-~--~~~> ~~~>~>~>~~~~~~~~~~N~>~<~~s>
1888 BICYCLES DOWN TO S..5.
MeI's and women > new 1889 model bicy.
cles are now being offered at Ss.2J to Y. %
and sent anyone anywhere for full eX-
animation before ravment is made For
ratalnru. and fun particulars. cut this no.
tic. out and mail To SEARS. ROEBUCk d
co ,'hirnin.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

IAllR hanger or painter can secure
work 10 pay IN full for business or short
hand UoGTs'. Address T.,05 Journal Office.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
HRINION PUMP AND SUPPLY 90.

- WALNUT ST.-Te.. zH3-Au kinds o..
u,l!rrs IIt n and repaired. Agents f1s
T,-f, .lou Elevator Purifying pumps. C!s-
t.r.- ...ares: and ccr2SL Lted.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
wANTED-FEMALE HELr.

YOUNG Women's Christian Association
Employment Bureau and Boarding House
directory. .;3I New Ridge bldg.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

NINE. EVA FAY. we'll known c!airvoy-
ant els YOU anything Your heart desires: :
entrance. In The rear. Il desired. by gong
lack o. rsc. O-.,heum. 81 West 9th ST.
Pri,rs ~ an! 81.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
dr. @EllJElG

1housdiIGs nf sick and afflicted. He guar
6Htecs At cure Of all diseases of men, won.-
en- ana children, where cure is possible. No
matter If others have failed 10 cure vorI
Try Dr. Chung. Everybody invited 10 ca H.
consultation Z free. Office. II. West 9th st.
heiwsen baltimore and Wyandottc
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

WANTED-Two men: collect. etc: ST:
news aS.nts. man and wife on f1rm.
W 90 "th ST. room Q.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
OFFICE FURNITURE.

SNAPS Rolling top iesks .l2.5o up: type-
". ter desks. 81 ~. revolving cha!ts.
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HOT sE:HOI.D GOODS.
~O~-~-~~---I---~-~~---~-~ ~-~-@-<"I~~(-l~TN~~NOO
El[UlElflMIEla

To-day Thursday. March . at ~ =. m.
VIZ. will sell in ou: rooms. .-.j and 80 W Wai-
rat street. an elegant lot OF tiIne-payment
good, VIZ: bedroom suits. dressers. COM
modes. spring mattresses. bedding, lace a!:d
cEeuii!c curtains chairs aud rockers. chif-
ioniygS. bed lounges. CoucnrS. dishes. l nhe
steel range. ! sdchoard. parior suit: We
have further. / Extra rice folding beds III
quarter sawed oak. cost Slcb. Z elegant
dresser fine cummodes III curly birch.
music cabinet. ladies desks. pictures. %
iron hedS sCme very fine. extra hne
brass had. worth So: Kitchen sufcs- cab
it.Ht<. .Ntr UsiIE ard center tables, 20 yards
short lengths I!attiuGs, oi!ci0th. linoleun.
.,.r yards ingram. Brussels and Axmin-
ster carpets. This IS It very choice lot OF
goods and should he seen ne appreci-
atcd.
WALNUT ST. AUCTION s. STORAGE co.
TEL. 9S
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BROADWAY STORAGE A>n COW. co.


PRIVATE. I.Jrti.D ROOMS
F'irerrogt yau.ra :"r l.ibrar e. I;-ic-a- brac
and Paintings "a! - ny. Tel. i"rT.
tEOuG-d o.S broadway.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

BICYCLES 81 UP.
Sen, anywhere subject to examination:
guara ntecd best values in L. s. Write The
Moriarty Co. Ell Grand ave. X. c., Mo.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

MANIIIRlNG.
~-~.~L-1~1~-~-<-~---- ,-y~--e~-~--~L-~
MAN!CTEING
For i.'d5"s ANA G'n-!emNn.
MISS \ II. FIELD ~ NV York Life
AiANICUEING and f,,cia. massage. la
dies ana gentlemen. SIS Mia st. second
EpDr. fOII!.s : ana ..
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
CLaIRvOHANTs.
[DpD [NlOGNOaM Leo
CLAtKVOTANT-I.iFE EEADER.

CLAiKVOTANT-LfFE HEADER.
Pr s!denr OF FoIytechn!ca! Society. Of
i"aI sctuTe,. controversial and moral writ
-. having decided u make Kansas City his
iutnn hone. ssss to thank the public at
irrEs for the unprecedented and fiasterihS
succ"ss they have accorded Gm. iie Is ae-
knp"s.dgcd by clergy. press. medical fra
the greatest c!airvoyau, alive. No matter
what troubles YOU may nave with your
self 5r Others. coulc and b. win guide you
with a certainty higher than human power.
without asking a question he tells what
you hdv. come for. where you axe goln8.
locates inst article. buried treasures:
mine. persons. uni:cs lovers. causes .
,rs away 'F The seresr 81 f futuriy @ and peer
, ing into the great trJond. gives posNSe
p"D"! Of spirit return. tie Is living cons
HecliJn b.tween tine unseen existence ana
this world. tie can see the past present
and 'uture as in a mirror. ard by MS N.Y.
t-r!oIs .l5ser can tell how TO avert EVIL:
now to succeed in business ami obtain good
fortune Dr Lee IL distinctly clairvoyan
giving hslp to the weak, aid to the sorrow
IUI restoring sick 20 health. giving safety'
;r1.rlsS success. justice. love and protec-
ton o ALI In matters OF law. speculation,
divorce his predictions are iniahipie: no
j. evrr ready 10 assist those with capital TO
tnd safe and sure paying investmens.
His parl1rs ar. visited by reputaDse ousi.
: ress men anxious TO know the outcome OF
. future Investments. and IdditS o: hiSh socidi
staucing. CAL On this gifted man and he
Wi! s"ud you away happier, wiser ana
boid.r han before. Remember, your pros
poets al to-day may r. your fortune to-nor-
row. Do net miss Il = great opportunity.
Remember il costs 70 Tnors TO consult the
I Doctor than IL does those who are Tar less
competent. Permanent residence. LII
i:rOa iway.
Letters inclCsiDc stamp answered Ref
I er.nccs. principal city banks Hours ? 70
. Maid in attendance SATISFACTORY
GUARANTEED or: No FEE ACCEPT
! Ed.
/ EANDoI.r II WATERS. famous fortune
: teller. reveals past. present aEd iatuis:
/ business and domestic ani1lrs ana famny
iclG East l-th ~ Office hours from e. m.
! 20 u I. daily.
b NNE EVA FAY. we'll known c!airvoy-
ant els YOU ANYTHING your heart desires:
+ en.rauc, In The rear. Il desired. by gong
: hack O. rhs- o-Jheum. 81 West 9th ST.
/ Prices 80 and 81.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

| N0HNAN * I;oIfF:UTSON pronrietors
| OF ai,s tract; ana ,H.mtl;,rs 1f L,nd titIes-
,r5rl.,f.rI of rr,l .-,,tt. iiI.d in ire record.
- urtico AT Kansas CIV No
| Nntf..-,u rraUsf.rs :tnrenrin,, I'm the
| datl, r,nyfi. contain cov.ulntr ui general
| war;, lt,- II,r.e. ,tITsrwis. s,,tes
! Mgr,h
| Iu-,s DuIuh and husband to
| samuel NJ Iaws1,!: LOT & block >
| John u KAN and yIfe to =
| I\tlc.. lot - block Iyauboa mark 2,0
| Mary T. I;tIs- Il, Postal Iuy.sIment
! ,'ainuany. lots . and i, and part OF
| H. u ltiitiu ;.aI.s' third 1d,itior ZOO
! Tl.ir.,L i IiyfI,nr In q q; I,,brrr-.
| part of lots = and II Erighton
bark .-.... ...,-,... l16
| P..rG T. Kennedy and v;fe 10 Han
| nah Wilson: ot II. block t.. Mary
| Stew art place Observation-Disclosures. J.po0
i ,riiiiih; IaGs Il ''i,, 10 =. s BOX IS tif M
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
LAND TITLE CuAnANrEE COMPANY.

>~>~~~~-~~-,-- <~-~~-7~~------->--->-~-~-
y l.. u. SCUUEI.EI; Mgr. examines and
Ela:an.ee. titles IN Missouri and Kansas.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
MEERsCmAIM PIPES RErAIRED.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mccrschaum pipes boiled in wax. cleaned
and u. n..ireL. y. N.Listanll. ". l2th st.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
ED ATIONAi..

FOR SAIL ScGD.arshiy IN OCT. - me
le-t rC=:n--s tJI!--.s - Kansas rIjy q, i,
very iow price. Address i g. Journal Of
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
WA>TEn-Te PURCHASE.


If You have any good books or snryCIO-
pctliaS TO seN. call ur drop Us Il car.. and
our buyer VIII call J. M"ArL!c. book sell
er. /. East Faith street
WANTED to nurchas, lldy's wheel
must l." "h'ap. GIVE maxi. price arid time
used. Address T ~ journal Office.
NANfkD-An atlas Dt jackson county,
Missouri. GIVE date ni edition ana price.
AG5rr~s T 3it JoucUI. office.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

YOU can purchase furniture. carpets.
stoves. etc. C:. your own terms. ECON
ONLY FURNITURE AND CARPET CO..
sth ani Main Sts.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
TO UENT-IIOUSES
q y. pARKER. DI-RrEE & co.


~, ur~r ,,nrSrs Il
~ "rSVS""'
&. ID. PARKER. pTRFEE & co.
40. lndcpcudcrc" ave. r"oma. modern
go
Southwest corner "2nd and Locust.
f"unlS. mod'rn. %a.th.
a2Is East llth st . room frame $50.
:;.it Anderson ave. = room frame. $-am.
,ri ,:,I'.t., '''' 81 rom l,ni'lrs' F,iu'
AL, olry, :, ro,r,, ,,,,,,,,,., r,,, 60 IN
---..- - -
li@5 CEN1RAI.-For rent: . room Nat:
modern in every way: the hest finished aud
nr arniGria;"i. rent. '6n. Elliott y Nc
f'''re' "'S American Eank bldg.
To RENT-rhat noar convenient remod-
clcd four room, with hall ami lin" cellar.
fran. house. .il, I.ocus-. Ecui. sIap per
Jnmrni,, ''',l.n''S n, ,iIF W''es: i'"''', III;
Locust
.j3l JEFFERSON ST.-For rent. Groom
to .; st ih mi Rrn;,Iw;,I 'r''
s.l-i,H LOCUST. modern brick. rooms.
81 TuiIi~ court,
------ ----- -
1888 TERRACE, : room cottage for to-
40 New York Lii. BLDG.
RES! DENtE and 10 acres at lndepend-
~: ----.- - ----.----
TO RENT-KG0NS.
FOR RENT in Bunkcr 5uildingGTwo ad
ioin;n,, nti;ra rnnn,e. ratc~ ha.s, eIavnrnr
sery,ce. IIr. ,oc9fion for ,oc,nr 1antist or
real estate: cheap rent, Ap!.y
~, -o,, w. a .. ~ MI
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Journal wants are doing tho business.
a: The cost is small and the returns
''"' ''''' anu Say '''0'
- -, -,z.-, - -:,-----,--, ,-,
lady. privilege OF iisht Sehe.pinE: best
OF references. Address MRS. STONE.
ONE very attractive front room with
private family of two, in modern house;
| r :Io Journal o:.ice.
GRAND JUNCTION HoTEL-Corner 9Th
sitv eitv nS Steom bentea '0' ''"l III heaf' Oh
-
house modern SniSG % "-' o''e s''"'' o'ie Si'
rooms: reasonable to desirable tenants
| 1877 TpOOcT- ,oo,,a e..
ROM lover ,Joor. rn sr-,IiI 81 GSi,srS,, MI.
sero,,d tiocr ~ ~ --''H's
| for re.it 10 renfInmer. nriy1te FAMILY.
--
| l2it WASHINGTON ST.. nicely furnished
southeast front rooms with board, modern.
| rooms for light houseiee ping.
| nisheI. private family
--..-..-- .
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.
SITUATION wANTED-TEMALE.

SITUATION "ANTEU-FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED-Ey first class
white woman cook: can make all kinds of
dainty dishes pastries and general cook
inE: no general work. Al. 7 80 journal.
SITUATION WANTED-l.y . Colorcd
girls for general houscwork or chamber
work. call III $40 Central. in rear.
SITUATION WANTED-By neat colored
girl. light homework, no washing small
family. Address 40 East 9th 81.
SITUATION wanted by reliabl" colored
girl: nurse second work. iti w ..rl.
W.,NTED-To do washing and ironing.
Ell Wyandoite street.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
HAIRDRESSING,

HAIRDRESSiNG and ,nanIcur;ug -
bldg.
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09

J coming ID
$50 pacH
lyc per pn
l5c. .ol
king sttsl,
weather u
IA sas,.s3
|is,Sllrl aA
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
PROV

market NJ
IS zrady n
however. ~
er with hngl
ATS Hams.
XXI ED ME-
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
MI SiCAL.

AN experienced orEanist wishes Il posi-.
tion: Il p!av cueap :or practice. Atdres.
= SiI Journal Cil!c..
Kansas City journal., 1899-03-09
pROIDllS,
hthcr lB,t
Eay0rinl

h are Tor car j,
d and obtain,
VI caring ir
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-11
BURNS GOLD BRICK
FAILED TO WIN RADCLIFFE

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 10.-Major Mclaughlin s
descent, en- force, on Assemblyman Rad
cliffe Of Santa Cruz County a day or so
ago was not the last attempt made by the
Burns crowd to force the fighting repre-
sentative from the sugar-beet section into
line with their forces. They had another
card I'D their sleeve, or rather a gold
brick, which they were holding back as
the last inducement. They offered the
brick yesterday, but it did not induce, and
Radcliffe to-day got even by secondins
the nomination of Grant.
cliffe had put In something like seventeen
wears Of his life over q printing press
and that he was looking as hard as he
might for the craftsmanship Of the Print
ing Committee. They also learned that
there were half a dozen in the Assembly
who wanted the committee as well as
Radcliffe, and they decided to play him
against the field.
He was approached at the Golden
Eagle office yesterday morning by a rep
resentative from the colonels headquar-
ters and il was stated to him that
Sneaker Wright would stand in to give
Radcliffe the Craftsmanship II he would
throw his vote to Burns and come out
In public and make one of those clarion
speeches for which the Santa Cruzan is
famous.
At the same time he was threatened
with RELOCATION to some minor committee
in case he declined the offer. Radcliffe
did decline and as Indignantly and with
as much force as he did the proposition
made him by Mclaughlin on a previous
occasion, and at the same time said he
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-11
ARE YOUR
LUNGS WEAK?
To Every Sufferer from Coughs, Grip, Consump-
ton and Similar Signs of Lung Weak
ness Great Specialist Offers His
New Scientific
TREATMENT FREE.

whole situation in a nutshell.
Never was there any positive cure for
lung troubles until DR.. Slocum made the
discovery which is now embodied in his
new system Of treatment. It cures
weak lungs, bronchitis, asthma, coughs,
consumption, catarrh and every other
ailment of the pulmonary region. It
destroys every germ that can affect the
respiratory system, and even in adj
vanced stages of lung trouble positively
arrests the tubercular growth, while 1t
also builds up the patient so that his
system is enabled to throw of scrofula,
rheumatism and other diseases. Thou
sands Of cured cases already prove
these statements. Thousands Of CRATE
full people bless the discoverer.
The system consists of three remedies
which act simultaneously and supple
ment each others curative action.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-11
ROUTINE WORK IN
THE LEGISLATURE
More Than One Hundred and
Fifty Bills Presented for
Consideration.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 10.-Aside from the vote
for United States Senator the most i'm
uortant feature of the Senate proceedings
to-day was the Introduction OF 124 bills
and three constitutional amendments.
Braunhart. Cutter, Dickinson and STRAIT
ton still had some more measures UP
their sleeves when Secretary Brandon
appealed to the president, saying that he
and his assistants then had enough work
before them to keep them busy every
minute until tomorrow morning.
All sorts of bills were introduced Pro-
posed primary laws were as plentiful as
blackberries; amendments to the codes
political. civil and criminal were SO nu-
merous that it seems as though the east
est way out of the tangle would be to
draft complete new set. Bills for har-
Dor Improvements, reclamation of over
flowed lands, affecting county, town and
city government; appropriations for al
most every conceivable purpose and no.
body knows what all.
And the members have only Just COM
menced. Other days are coming for the
introduction of more bills, all the Sena-
tors are well "heeled, and when the list
is complete it will require continuous
session of a year to act upon them ALL
When the Senate met this morning Paul
Gregg was elected committee clerk and
Governor Nef announced the appoint
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-11
FERRAND
IS COMING BACK
Returns to Refute Sour
rilOus Charges.
Special Dispatch to III. CAN.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1o-Rev. Foun-
tain R. Farrand, pastor Of the Howard
Presbyterian Church of San Francisco,
who has been the guest of his brother
at Boyle Heights the past few days,
returned to San Francisco to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Farrand had intended to go
East from here, but the publication in
San Francisco of a story concerning
the alleged cause of his sudden depar-
ture from San Francisco materially
changed his plans. While in Los An
geles Farrand was the guest Of his
brother Rev. Edward Farrand. pastor
of the Boyle Heights Presbyterian
Church Edward Farrand is very in
dignant at the report of his brother S
misdeeds and declares there is no
foundation whatever for the story.
I buried my wife last Wednesday"
he said: My brother came down on
account of her death, which occurred
on the preceding Monday. My brother
is in good standing with his people in
San Francisco. They gave him a vaca-
ton of three months because he wished
TO visit our mother in the East. The
trustees had agreed to pay him while
he was away.
THE story is highly ibelous, Ny
brother could not go East and leave
such stigma against his name"
A telegram which arrived early this
morning from Charles W. Pike. a trus-
tee in the church, reads:
Think it advisable TO continue your
Eastern Journey Nothing published in
this mornings papers. Think the mat
ter has been dropped"
Pike is one Of those mentioned by the
Bulletin as having demanded the resig-
nation of the pastor of Howard Church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-11
A GOOD FRONT PUT
UP BY GRANT MANAGERS

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 10-U. s. Grant Jr. GER
tainly did not seem to be at all depressed
Tonight because he received only twenty
six votes in the balloting to-day. He was
at his headquarters all the afternoon and
evening, and had the glad hand and a
cheerful smile to offer to all visitors Mr..
Grant is not noted for extending either
unless there is some good and sufficient
reason for 1t. He was like all the rest of
the candidates as far as professions go,
for he insisted that he was more than
satisfied with the result Of the first bal
lot.
II feel more confident tonight than
ever. That is ell care to say" And then
Mr. Grant turned to one Of his visitors to
renew story he was telling.
Mr.. Grants managers do not like to
have him talk, and he does but very little
OF it. But they are very ready TO talk
themselves. and they are not at all slow
IS evident, and that is that the Grant men
did not get the vote they expected to-
day. They may be satisfied with the
twenty-siX votes they did poll, but they
thought they would have five or six more.
In several instances they received what is
known in slang parlance as bad throw
down." Take, for instance, Assemblyman
Beecher Of Shasta County. The Grant
men have been counting on him from the
very start and have included him in all
their figuring as one of their firm sup
edIy visited their headquarters and assur-
ed them that he was going to vote for
their candidate. Imagine their surprise
to-day when Beecher's name was called in
the Assembly and he promptly cast his
vote for Burns.
The Grant managers will not state what
reason Assemblyman BeeCher had for
promising them his vote, but they are
very bitter against him tonight, and
claim that he is guilty of wanton viola
ton Of his pledge.
Mr.. Grant will tomorrow receive
enough votes TO run his total up to tnir-
ty-fiVe at least" said James Brown who,
with Milt Green, has the direction of the
Grant forces. There is one vote we did
not have to-day. and that is Assembly
man Chenowyth Of Orange County. He is
one of the original Grant men, but was
kept away from the session to-day on ac-
who is here in Sacramento. He viii be on
hand tomorrow all right.
Mr.. Grant has the best organized fight
OF any candidate in this contest, and when
we make statements about votes we
know Just what We are talking about.
We have not a lot of race track toutS
and political ruffians making Mr.. Grant S
fight. 1t is being waged by gentlemen
who are at all times in possession of their
as a fact they know exactly That they
say, and they are willing TO stand for it.
"A number of Mr.. Grants supporters
came to-day and told US that in Difference
TO local sentiment they would on the first
ballot vote for some candidate other than
Grant, but on the second ballot We could
rely on them. We told them all right. II
was perfectly satisfactory TO US. So to-
morrow these votes w. be added TO the
q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-11

Nearly everybody you meet will feel
insulted if You saw thew have weak
lungs. All seem 10 have a solid faith
in the soundness of their own breath
ing machine. They may admit they
have a heavy cold, "a touch Of bron-
ohitis," or even "a spell of asthma, -
but as to weak lungs, NEVER. Even
the poor consumptive, who scarcely
speaks without coughing, whose cheeks
are wasted, hollow, and bear the hectic
flush of doom, viii assure you that he
will be all right when the weather
changes.
How many a poor bread Learner there
is who keeps on and on at his daily
toll taking cough medicines by fits and
starts, but never quite curing his cough,
while this same cough is but a symptom
OF decay that is eating into his lungs,
and will in time cause their destruction.