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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
GroBarties Spatiou fur bic Col,
bateu.

Der am Iebtsn Donneritaa Radmittap
uno absnb bsrsitste offi3ieqe @mpfane
fur bic suradsetsbrten Wttslieber bes 10.
Rssimsnts seftultste ii& su elmer eIdnseu.
ben Opation uno bon nab unb fern battsn
fi& 8siu&er in GROCER AnsabI in Der
Staot ein8sfunoen. um ben Soloaten bic
ssbdbrsnoe Gbre su erpelien, ObeIsid
90 bis nabesu elf nbr 8ormittass resnsts
uno oieS bic 5eisr gu peroerben ueriprad.
bate fi& bis Wiitoe Der Simmsl erbsat
uno bic Some brad stpii&en ben Wolisn
berpor, in furser 8sit nit SGlfs bes
Dinbss has Carbohydrates bbais trOd'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Bon ReterSbure.

- Die 8~ermdbIune bon Sobn Bon
Bergen unO SRI. Warp 3. 8faf. bsibe
b%etannte iunse 2suls oabier. 1T anss.
tdnbist poroen.
Die 9immer bss Subion SociaI
Stubs an @ib StraBe ipurbsn am Diem.
tag Woreen UNI Sahen i'm Wsrtbs BON
SIS beftoblsn ; Elm unseiGIofenes bin'
tersS Ssniter CAB ben Disbsn @intritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
3ei4eH Der 3ett.

IS ssbt sur 8sit Elm frii9er Sau&
ourd bic beutiGe Brefe. bur& bic fir6.
liden @emeinben unb ebenio, tpenn aud
sitpaS Ianeiam. burd bic Mafen Der
INSTRUMENTATION Burger. Der nur
@uteS FIFTEEN fam burd cine Startling
bes SelbfbepuBtieins, oas man %feinbli.
derieits Ian8fam su unter8raben tra&tet.
Den erften SdIa8 8eeen oas Seutids
tbum bat Brdftbent Wicainlep setban
ourd bic @rnennun8 bon Bopberlp gum
@intpanherunass Gommihdr. unb bieier
srtpies iid nur aatuiebr ais elm sefleissS
Weri3sus sur N~usfdbruns aa' iener, Die
giutpanberune beidrdnienben 9eiese.
luel6e unter Der iebieen rspublifanli1en
Administration iippis ME BtI3e empor
tpuhertsn.
Ser BON Der abminiffration nit Sc.
malt berauf befdmorene 8riee eeeen
Spanien. an8ebll4 be8onnen 3ur Be-
reiune Der bon bieien unterbridten
uno auseeiosenen SnieIbepObner. bat ben
amerifanifdeu Slneoismus sur b6hien
8ldtbe s%strisben. Die StsIune, tpslds
fait bic sefammte beutfd.amerifaniids
8reHe ee8en bic bon Der iebieen Nomis
niitration sur Saau sstraesnen Imperial
lififden 9eltfte unb ben 2dnbersrabi4
einnimmt, ibre 8erbammung Der unfdbis
gen atiessleituns ieltens Der 8eeierune.
sesen bic 8erfdIeuoeruns Der bfentli,
den @eIber unb sesen cine Sortiebuns
oeS &rieeeS iiberbaupt, oa oerielbe u
bic Il nj err frember 8blfer
bs3psdt unb uns in cine eefdbrli DE Cos
lunialpolitif trelbt, bat in ben berri6en'
ben 8reiien org PERTINENT, uno Cd bat
cine Diense Sesbldtter. bic ii6 ni6t
s%nibIboen, ben Deuti&en ben 8utb su
ssben. tpieber suridsutebren. BON tpannen
ite eefommen, psnn tbnen bic 8erbaltnife
in bieiem 2anbe nlAt bebasen.
4uBerbem bat bas u%nerpartete @nt'
ee8enfommen Gn8Ianos unb beien
8ublsrsi um Elm 8anonib nit ben Ser.
Staten (fein anberes 2ano Der groe
nil nit benz p~srfibsn Albion ettpas su
tbun babsn) ben amsritaniidsn Dantsl
sspaItis entfadt, uno be1en Sesereien
eeBen Deutfhlano fdnoen in Amerita
elm nur su tpiaiees DIR. SO tperben
bieielben BON ben Der Administration
nabe itebenoen Oreanen ia often tpiebsr'
bolt, obne Elm oifBieaes Dement, su fin.
ben, obi&on uniere 8esieruns BON teren
9runblOfsfeit p%olitdnois tiberssuet 1T.
Sest 1T enoIi4 Der oeutiGe Nidsl
erpadt uno besinnt iid su rlften sur
4bpebr b;eier peritsdten uno offsnsn
Gnsrife Die srobe 9rOtshpsriamm
lung in Gbicaeo, an8ereet BON ben oorti'
gen i3eitunssberuussebern obne Rddii&I
auf ibre politide ooer relisi6ie Steauns.
1T Der erite praftifds S9ritt in Oisier
Ri6tune unb pirb ni6t periebIen, gin'
orud su MAIDEN. Aber Worte uno 9ro'
tsitatlonen tperben bel benz Gmeritans,
nur tpenie ausridten, er tpirb Iie isnori'
rem ert tpenn bic 4eitation auf oai
poIitlibe 9sbist ibsrtritt unb ieben Ab'
Observation-Disclosures i'm san5en 2ano,
often b~etdmpft, allen @esnern bei
Deuiibtbums am Stimmfaiten sntee9er
tritt-erit bann tperoen mir uns bic BE
rldfbtieane e%rsDlneen. su Der bal
oeuii6e 0otum bere6tiet 1T. w.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Staotratb.
Common Council. 25. Mdr,.

w. 0SAtb
Diefer 9peis, Der am Donneritae
tpseen WaneeI zines Nuorums iid bic
gum Samitas 4bsno pertaete, nabm bic
idbrlide 8oranfdluss O%roinuns bel eritsr
uuo s%rpeiter 2eiune an uno pertagte iih
oann bis sum Dienfas gbenb, UNI iis
oann in oritter uno enbeGltiger 2eiung
3u bstatieen. Wsbrere 8sriuhs tpurben
eemabt, bic Oroinana su perGnbsrn,
mas su peridieoenen Reibsrsien 4nIab
CAB. bod aulsst erfOIste beren 8eitdtis'
une nit ID 8essn 7 Stimmen. Wdbrenb
benz 8erlauf Der Debate berlieb Dor.
iiBer Woir ben Stubl unb bleIt cine
sebarniidte Inti' Aspbalt 4niprade, in
Der er eetanb, bab er einen SsbIsr
ma&te, als er fur ben idbrliden Nspbalt
Rspuratur @Oniraft Jimmie unb ibm
erit ipdter bic 4usen ee6fnet ipurbsn.
81 benunsirte ben @ontraft aIs Elm Der.
oammunsspdroiaes Ra6psrf unb boiler
Corruption. &euer, Der bic Orbinans
sinbradte, %antportete in ebenio ~itarten
Borten auf Moir's Re.e uno ertldtts
oieielbe ais ldderli4, Bonn bas Gussbot
Der Barber Gspbalt SO. iei mad ieinsm
@utbIntsn elm isbr liberaIes.
Common @ounciI, 90. Wdrs.
SIN oieier a%nberaumten Spssial, Der.
inmmluns ipurbe bic 8Orani6lass Orbi,
mana bel britter unb enbsiltiger 2eiune
nit Ia seeen 6 Stimmen ansenommsn.
Webrere Witslieber bieltsn gegen bic
4nnabme &eoen unb batten es baupt,
id6lid auf bic idbrIide 8spiqisune bon
Sl7. $40 fur 8sparaiur bes AspbaIts
pfaiters abseieben; fie oerOummtsn bic.
ielbe ibrer Nniidt 9emdB, bod 8eaer,
Der Batter Der Oroinana. mics rarauf bin.
bab Der Gontruit an ben nisbrisitsn 8is.
ter ~oereeben unb aud bonn @erlbt eutge,
beiben tpuroe.
Sene Oroinana tpeI6e Der Scranton
Rallpap 60. cine 8%erldnserune ibrer
@eleiie an Norb @afbineton apenue ers
laubt, puroe ebenfaQS e%nbeilile beitdtiet
bic Reiolution. pelhe bic grbauuns BON
Seton o i'm 5. 4bsuesfanuloiftritt on
Donaboe & O'8ople I~bsrtpsiit. purbe
sinitis beridtet uno angenommen.
8oriiber Noir finbiete Offisiea ben
COB bss WitsIisbss 1bomus horton bon
Der 81. Warb an uno entiprstenbe Be.
i6ldHe iiber beHen 4blebsn tpurben on.
senommen. 8ertasuns etfolete bic
Wontae 8ormittae UNI 3l0 nbr.
Select eouneiI. 80. Wds
DeS MoporS Grnennuns bon Soiepb
Taplor aIs Snipeftor fir bus Notbsnbe
PHafer puroe bon oiefem 3peise nidt
beftdtist. ionoern bic sur nddften Der.
iammluns tiberleet.
Ser Gontraft far Seftion o i'm s.
Ab,ussfunal Diftrift tpurbs an Donaboe
& O'8ople lberpieien. Die Orbinan3
fur Ssitsnwess an Sig Strube tpurbs
bel stuei 2eiunsen aneenommsn. Der
Reiolution flr Elm AbsussfanuIbaRin an
Columbia auenue Daro beisetimmt
Der S%tabtannalt tpiro burb t beftd.
tiste Reiolulion a%naetpieien, au ersriln.
ben, nit pelbem Rsbt bic 8 & 8. So.
an R~eminaton Apenue cine Weide I'M.
tsrbdlt. Oroinansen fur brei eIsfirii6e
9idter in Der s. Baro uno ems in Der
81. Baro ipuroen ~snbeaItis ansenom.
men. 8erfhieoene SteusreoQeftoren,
pom Staotidasmeiter ernannt. ipurben
beftdtist. Gin 8sridt bas GIettriisrs
). 8. Spain seist. baB bic eIettriidsn
Glbter Der Stabt niht bic n6tbiee aer.
S%entraft bsfiben, ionoern bon 25 bic 30
prosent nieoriser Rnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
3m 0erfdnfen:

yin itsass, aus a6t 3immsrn bsRebsnbes
Hepnpaus NIT riobsrnsn Gtnri6tunssn pols
s9l NIT gruttbaunltn, RaisnpIaB unb siutm
iuonen @arisr. Ssttsnpsst nnb aies psa-
nanetg. vine itSns Ssimaib fir cine Sami.
lt N auisr Natbarlbaft uno BEN bsfsn Gbsils
et Sfaet 9sle9sn. prsis 5000, elm 5btil fam
Itpsn eItlefn. Ndbsrts pirb in Der ,,DpHtn-
blatt' SHirt bsfaunt ssma&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Die Seranton Gas unb @aKer 60.
unb bic 6bbe Bart Gas Co..

i'm @smaBbsit btr pplitii bititr gompanit, bic
Ssbibrtn upn !3sii su 3tit baabjultB,u, ME %
Der 3untbmtnes Bsrbraut rsGIftrtigt, aitbt
tttrmtt Wd1rtHt. baB an unb mad etHi 1 ApriI
bic 1sbhbrtn fir Gas sinsn Dollar unb acbn
9tnts l$f.f0) fur ts tintauitnb prbrau&te
SublftuB ittn psresn, uniapOl fen ben feIssnbsn
HtouftioHtn: Glnf prctsni an alien Rs9nun.
stH: no Der rienatli9s 8rbraut psnissr ale
fnnflnettpanjtg Dollars bstrGst; jsbu proatnt
an auen HshnnHssn, psnn Der mpnatlits Der
brau1 finfune3paHtg Declare uue mtbr BE-
irast. VoransstfsBt bab bic .8ttnuul Dor
BEN 2Olttn Gag ets Rcnats bgablt wirb, In
wsl&sm ft prdisntirt III.
SIN Auflras Der 9tb5rbs,
1874 %. y Sanb, Sffrsidr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

Die aaffanrnbiten 6eiIunsen bon sero.
fsln, bic man iennt. iinb mittsIit Soob's
S%arfapariaa ersielt. Dieies WittsI
iu&t ieinss @lei6en BEL 8lutiranibsitsn
8rau8t niir Soob's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Scr MnSOertauf me9en @el6dftSmfgabe
tit 8rpwn's Sec Sipe wiro fortaeiett.

Yretie dno 9~erabgeett fit Bite ueifen @aaren nnb i0r biele fit
wenser aIs Oe SGlfte bes &oifenpreiies. sSir nennen einge
Mriel, 1. 9. Samem= uao &tnbersItdntel, Saden, YelSwaaren, @aifs,
l1ntersense fit @dnner, Tranen nno ainoer, Hnemaaren, Cite nno
@iten, Semoeu, 9anOi@u9e, 9alsbetleionngen, etr, etc. Seher 8dufer
erbalt Coupons bon 5 Gents %aufpdrts, fit meA9e pra9tbOQe Siloer
gratis ~ansgegeben tueroen TIT
SrOipm's See SiDe, 224 0acfaiUomna 9lOcmmc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Sdbiette An3et8en.
0atbeia3, 8eifer & &raber,
SeutS6e.W ek0er,

5IS s $40 0ebar ADenne,
tptf&sn alDtr uni 5idOry Strabtn, tmpfsbItn
ttnsnt ptrsbrttH publtfuHt tbr @sl&6ft auf's
Bette. tleif@ tsesr art ltefern ls juni biafa.
Fen prtift unb Ia better 0ualitit, unb ma&fu
ibsraus auf bic bon tbnsn 3~ubtrttsten Dor
tRslt&tu @frfe aufmertfam.
EsIepbons8 srbinbuns.
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Ne,te Mmseigen.
Su perfamfen.

3ptt Wobnbdufsr, Gins nit 9 Stubsn uns
GINS init b Stubtn. ssl,asn an Sadipu CITRATE,
70 Z169 unb 2759, fuO biais au ssrFaufsu.
81 srffassn in Rp. 1853 9adiUn StraBe. fO,I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

Soob's Pilen iiub nit Der Sanb ss.
maGt uno uoals Blei& an @r6be unb
@epiht. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

Srefer Slafhen
Dtfofrt NIT @Gufsblumtu uue gtI&sn,
Soas Sob &Ofceu grbsit, tparsn rs Gents has
paaI' IfsI'.'... AZ
Dfaaue
pom gtIstt Giuiib Opal @las. Sf,r S.fura-
ttonsn, NIT @sffsa, iplisl fir Sftrn..... .9s 8
9arlor 2ampen
WsEtna 9Obsn, China SopIe, 8 3oa ausd,
Slumsn Dtfuratipntn unp In Garbtn. 8t,tb
$1.5O."-""."".... ......-.--....~......9S 8
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v9reiier SetS"

Manen elm bibidss @ef&enl fdr bic fomntenbs 8srn,dbIuna
Sbrss Sreunoss. Sic bsitsben aus spsi SIaf&sn. srObem
Srup. ilsinsm Grap. guf aia&en unb NuueI 8Ht4sn. Sc.
p0bnIi&sr prsis sl.75. 50 Ianss fs a%usbaItsn. tsrben is
fem 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

Narlor Sampen
26 3ca, 10 3oa austI, GrOpn 5inifb, Gar.
ben uno psfrrirt aSnnt ls ntGt better fir
$500 fnpsn. pier bis fs aat inb.......$2 SO
edmpen Sueeln
3ea 9rSBt. ale 8arbtn Dtforalipnsu, at.
pStnlitsr prsis SO Gents, tsbt ...........6IG
S6bmifAe 0afen
IA 3ca. sriins Garbsn, sspSbnIi4tr prsis
$f.W. Sfsrpreis .........-......,H
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
ouTPouRlNG POSTPONED.
OverchaFged Heart Of Pent-
I'm EmOtiOnn.


From the Chicago Tribune.
Pinkie Fillmore sat with her face half
averted from him.,
In the young mans flushed cheek. trem-
bling lip and agitated manner there were
un~mistakable signs of q coming outburst.
The emotion of an overcharged heart
could be crushed down no longer.
Flavius Josephus Millsap was no stranger
to the Billmore mansion. He pervaded 1t
three or four evenings every week. az q
Everybody in the house. from the aged
grandmoths 70 the R,;Shen lady, knew ne
Even Miss Ptnkie knew It. despite the
fact that he had never explicitly said so.
ly willing for him to pervade the mansion.
according to rule or exceptionally. though
she had never expressed herself to that eff
Yet she sat with her face half averted
Such is the contradictory. tantalizlng. ex-
ali chimes, kindreds. tongues and periods
of the worlds history.
Young woman! Young woman. What
Shipping young man from time immemor-
ial. even when-but this is DEPRESSION.
"Pinkie"-,he voice of Flavius Josephns
''you know what l want to say"
Yes" she replied. softly. Il know. You
want 10 tell me mat lNlS style VI WcuCLlS
| my hair isn't becoming to me. That's be-
cause you're not used to seeing 1t. When
| YOU become accustomed
You know well enough 1t isn't that"
"Yo want to ask me why l didn't &c
knowledge the receipt OF that box OF candy
you sent me by a messenger boy. did
not know till after he had gone away. that
1t had come from YOU. and l thought !
| would wait until I saw you"
"You know well enough 1t isn't that,
f! either"
"Then I am sure
He made a slight motion as II to take
But She still sat with her face half avert
.Pinkie, why do you think I've been COM
ing here for the last six months"
"Seyen MONTHS she murmured.
This was not encouraging on the .ace OIL
II, but he went ahead:
The fact Of the matter Is. P1nkie Bill.
more. I rave been coming here because ]
can't keep away. Ever since ! met you
do you believe in love at first sight!. l do
Ever since I first met you l have known
YOU are my fate! Dearest and best
She put up her hand.
Oh. not now. Flavius! Not now!"
She still sat with her face half averted
why not. Pinkie? Why not? What Il
"FIavius"-it was almost a sob-"hays
you been eating onions?'
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
WAS R~oosEyELrs IDEA
Ode C.. Nichols, Of lsla, Tells - -
Orgaaisation Of the Rough
-. AlAaRa

Or~gaaisatioa Of the nssSA
Ode c. Nichols. Of lola, KaA, give ~
following account Of the organi.a4ioa 10
Rough Riders ard disputes the claim to
Colonel Jay L. Torrey originated the 1oas
81 am casting no bouquets ct myself v1A0
I say I was q lieutenant In the I1rst Un21o4
States volunteer cavalry-the Rough n56sgD
under command Of Colonel 1eooas9
Wood. but after the battle Of Las 0ua11e
mas. commanded by Colonel Thse1alo
tenant colonel. ! say I am attempttnG.0
place no halo upon my own brow h.0ee
tending my commander. for ! freely 40
tHeIy my ie fro az TAMPA Taa Sn1 70 o. .u snS . &c - 81 I
that myself and aii others d thesS -
instead. We performed what ~ had -
ut to call the ever inglorious. yet -
portant, duty Of horse herdefA I hAyS tt
for it, that the orsanisstion Of The ResSS
Riders came about in this way: ~
"At the time the hrst can was made y
We're notiied Of The nam6er q 1sn . =
furnished by each state, bacse4 o. coe4aA
n ,ss2,,o The e pSp !. Hn;t. q s ssse , 1ese. -
ever. not included In this dsal yhsrssgsa
sary n Of The e navy o.ssn, P.o s1s 81 no 70 t 49, -
Rtk ~ 6oAAA - AK
~ritories q regiment Of men. and 70 -
own language. he said: 4 Q tale 81
ment OF those men out Of the Woue
make soldiers Of them worthy Of the Z
and he penned this paragraph 70 cooe
call for volunteers from territories
I'VE wan good men only; good n
riders and dead shots This pezasI1f
went the rounds with the call h. lid 80
papers OF the United States. and hon u
time Bucky o,Neirs famous Troog 4 v.e
and the press invariably. referred % II
regiment 9: The 'RS S1s6 K,ders;. Afts,xa.a
velt's Rough Riders
Colonel Torrey and his 0fgani8ation ~
not been mustered I'm until after We fe1eh01
Tampa. and, I believe. after eight tree1
Is any glory to be gotten ont Of the stsSC1
ment that Colonel Torrey comma1dea
and good. but It will be news indeed to q
wa department to learn how and vhsn
ment and stealing Cd to Cuba to
bloody battles. In fact Il viii b alS
! himself"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

FOR SAILING. cor. lseh anA Iail
132 feet front on 18th by - feet -
st.: water. gas, sewer connections -
for 1850 Der month: easy o..
snap. Inquire at Hanlon's 0soel n
18th st. ~
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
easements Raised by the
Board Of Appeals and
Equalization.

CRY CLERKS OFFICE. KAN.
sN@CrrY. Mo-. March 7s.h.
4-At a meeting Of the
Board of Appeals held at the
Upper House Council Cham.
Der, on fourth floor of the City
Hall building, southeast corner
Fourth and Main streets. on
Saturday. the a5th day OF
March. 1899. the same being
che last meeting of the first ses-
zion of said board, the fol-
Sowing assessments were or
jdered raised as per Section IS.
Article S. City Charter, which
reads as follows: whenever
'.the Board of Appeals during
sthe first session shall raise
'rhe assessment of any per-
son. notice shall be given by
qualification for three sue
a'cessive days next following
ysahe adjournment of the frs,
le: lLssion of said board, in the
-kper doing the city printing.
3sof the names of all persons
whose assessment has been
$50 raised, with the amounts
sfrom which and to which
ssuch assessment has been
raised. and said board shall
sat the second session hear
and act upon complaints
against such raised assess.
s.ment."
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
.R" IS THE LUCKY LETTER.
II You Have IL in Your Name YOa Are
In Company Which ro1ise
You S~uccess.

From the London MALL
II YOU want a recipe to be rich, to be re-
markable, to play a role that will bring
YOU prominently before public notice. have
q name with an 81 In 1t. II more IMAM
one. all the better. and II 1t comes at the
beginning or end of your name. better Sill.
If it isn't in your surname. have 1t in your
Christian name. but at all costs have
an "r."
The richest man In the world Is Mr.. John
Rockefeller, whose name begins with an
r and ends with another. This fortunate
individual controls the Standard On trust
in America. He is a shining light IN the
world OF wealth, to whom ordinary million
aires compare as flashlights to a petroleum
flare.
of m%iiIionaires. the hes, known being the
Astors, the Bradley-Martins. (r linked to
r. and the Vanderbilts. The name Of
Rothschlid Is a synonym for wealth tne
world over, and the late Baron Hirsch runs
a good second. Mr.. Hooley makes up for
tho absence of r in his surname by one In
each Of his Christian names. Ernest Ierah:
wh an In, IN the is,a time m%,,i S5 ahs s %ere M atsssra
Rhodes Robinson, Wernher and Barnato.
But let us leave mere wealth Tor lame:
The first name that occurs IS that OF LORD
Herbert Kitchener. whose appointment as
sirdar brought him both fame and fortune.
Much of the credit for the great English
victories in the Soudan belongs to Lord
TO the peerage was Barring. How could
the khalifa without an IT" to bless himself
withstand two men so richly endowed with
the lucky letter.?
II the names Of prominent politicians In
this country are examined. the reign OF
the r. is even more pronounced. The
premier Is Robert Cecil Lord Salisbury.
the leader of the house Of commons. Mr..
Arthur Ba;four: secretary for Scotland.
Lord Balfour. of Rurleigh: for ireland. Mr..
Gerald Balfour: nome secretary. Sir N.
Ridley: colonial secretary. Mr.. Chamber
lain; admiralty first lord. Mr.. George
Goschen; the late under secretary for war
the present var under secretary. Mr. Rrod-
rick; lord president Of the council. the Duke
of Devonshire formerly Lord Harrington,
lord privy seal. !lscount Cross: president
Of tne board OF trade. Mr. Richie.
No prime minister OF this century from
Mr.. Spencer PercivaI to Lord Salisbury has
lacked an r.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

A poor middle-aged couple appeared be-
fore the Shoreditch board Of guardians
the other day. says q London exchange. to
show cause why they should no. defray
the burial expenses of their child. Ths
woman said the chlld was buried in .
backing bog. she nag received a letter
get "a white cotnn with nails for the
child"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
wild Goose As.r.y 1. the SKY.

F!0M tEe IfH1tI1fU ITHt1
From one Of the focks that passed over
this city last week a single bird had evil
IDENTITY in some way got adrift from his
companions and become lost In the empty
wildl southwark. with loud cries. and ooon
! aftcrward ne turned and was s.en head
ing nor,hward with much clamor and try
inH evidently. like the great goose he was.
70 find his lost Hook. They had gone on.
heading for their breeding grounds In the
far North.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
MFRS. A. R. OO(
cLAIRvoYANT AM

GLAIRXo1ANT AN1
future ven been as truth1fulH fofS
by Mrs. Hoffman. She gftyo0 = r.
dates. facts and locations ID ths vae1 -
lem Of life. such. a. love. Fe0flskK
t tass. s speeuisti sa. Ia 81
multifafious details; she r&coRnf1SS
as hsr. superior: her rsmGtFtshlo
power has won for her fsputal1e0 r
has been accorded to but lev: ~
united the separated. brought baeS
husbands and wives, madot oo01f
friends. located hidden trsasueaa
tunes for spectators and ma6o UG11
idence 1908 Oak u. Once h0uS1sHl
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

The second session of the
Board of Appeals will be held
in the Upper House Council
Chamber, on the fourth floor
of the City Hall building,
southeast corner of Fourth and
Main streets. on Monday,
April 10th. Tuesday. April
nth, and Wednesday. April
18th. 1899. when said Board
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

more spring.
| for sheep
? h receipt
Is the past Y
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|efe were IL
PREVIOUS. an,
;ir.
tthstanding
cattle the
than for 4
bis. Omaha
7 receipts Z
|ne week Id,
While this
nj OF valu,
FtinI very go.
|sf eyerythii
B good as N
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

[El[E@MNT
ROOMS
W6&lh Bmaupdo

To rent-Two rooms In modsrn hsaso: I
large alcove room. nicely fuynlshsd. :
one single room. furnished; h1AAy sG1 Il
ed: furnace heat. gas. bath e1ons|
southeastern part Of city: NJ
board frst-class: . chaFmtp(
for . couple OF two Esntl95F
required. Address r as u f2SS
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

From the Indianapolis Jour1al.
Watts-'"Then you don't beiieYe
man who offers the bffbs In asa
man who taAeS it?''
Potts-"Of course not. The Hffhee
plenty Of money"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
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carries the drum. It Is placed 30 . &
wheeled cart, which Is drawn byko
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

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