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Senator prestons proposition for the
profitable use OF labor at the different
state institutions Is based on common
sense and sound business Judgment The
ch!ct objection to prison labor has hereto
fore come from labor organizations. who
objected 10 the product OF convict labor
coming into competition with their own
This objection will he overcome by adopt
Ing Senator Preston's suggestion that the
labor % the different institutions be used
solely for state purposes. There is no
reason why the state printing should not
be done a; the pen'tentiary; OF the cloth
ing worn by tho conyicts made by the in
mates % tho reform school II VIII I'M
doubtedly prove beneficial to many Of the
patients IN the insane asyinms to have
outdoor work provided for them. while
this labor Will be utilized To furnish Its
own supplies Of vegetables and other farm
products. The idea is a good one, ard the
legislature should take steps TO put it in
force.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

Paris IS 30 see Dawson IN moving pic
turos a plan beng aaoat for Photograph
las sue oanp in all its mineral activity
FOR Reproduction by the b.ograph at the
exposition in Ipa. The chances are tha;
mary an Observer all feel liko going over
thas a53 refrain, Would some povex, the
elfs give as to sac ourselves as others
49, ~
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It has been decided by the United States
Judge in Oklahoma that when man
makes q round disk. not pretending 10 be
money. ami heats slot machine with II.
there has been no violation OF law The
disks are not counterfeit. and it is not
sWlndllng 10 rob an Illegal game. The slot
machine men in Seattle should make =
note Of this
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some If the Democratic press are claim
ins thar Cen. Miles is a Denocrat Like
al officers - the army ana navy. Ger.
Mites has 80 politics. hat as = brotheg-in~
iaw e ifan tameren an1 81 aeohew- .n-iaw
~ JOAN sherman ana the husband of *
Judge Charles Sh~fu1au's daughter. BE is
Surrounded hy Republicans. IL say the
s..es
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The navy personnel bill. for which the
navy has been contentang fer so many
years, passed the senate Friday in sub
siantially the same form that Il passed
tie house.
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tor Ca-ery claims they will cost eSer
So. 90 90 q year The-e Is considerable
difference hetwees. ta@se twn op.uiors, hut
IL may BE- the 81 Louis Globe isersaocra al
is RICH, ii &:t~ibusing II 20 highly N
fame. FGiiplso Imagination which appears
q, hare got hold % Senator CaEe-y-
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connection with the depoasiing * the
ra<yses for the s5s essa sos that New YoT1
financial house has already bought TIRE
frat <gssr notes fha, viii fan due. thas
taking them from the railroad company
ard rendering their anaa payment 70
ira; extent. possibly. the more secure.
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CONGRESSMAN r.sxtx has famed the I'M
aEfnasior Ok TIE fox ~ South NorTalA n
Connec1ica1 with pictures q TIE Ncrto-
wess. the Gateway of Two Worlds. Col.
Lewis has fer once got onto truthful
sfs4,sas>.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

TIE recent cold spell has esterrsinated
the quail Ia some portions OF Illinois
whole coveys are found dead at their
reosting places. and hundreds may be
picked up in half days walk through the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

Reports Of the condition OF some OF the
men In the six-day bicycle race cause wen
der az % whether the del.rium waited
until the race was started before it set in
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VI ASA - -au Post
Gomez has ID ge1e colar o~ xei3 whistle
bat Use a mes 70 Pave cor- .6erahl- s.-e,.es
in financing 1ss situations
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ThoronRhiy Eligible.

" III = tuU I3rt-
The Fop0l0st party w.I not want for
leadership material. out "a South Dako.a
they ropovt the h.rth # a child with two
TONGUES anal no brains He Is the BEST
equipped hoy lea3,r .n sight
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"Azn - uocsrsfauG' sasd ,he ,,~a,,..-
c%%stui candidate. "taat you accuse me -.
having used -aeoeS ia the leg .zlate-e--.
Ne. answered Senator Sorghum vtfh
. EEElng smile ioa didn't use money
io& tuSt wasted t. Nas5irRtar. star
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The Post Intelligence hereb,
gaarassees Its advertisers bona
ade paid circulation, Daily, Weekly
and sunday. doabfr that at ans
other newspaper published ia the
state of Washington Advertising
contracts viii be made subject 10
this Guarantee
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Six persons were frozen To death in New
Orleans during the recent cold wave which
swept over the South. THIS record is I'm
paraIieled in the history OF New Orleans.
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Nebraska Wheat crop Damaged.

OMAHA, Men, Feb. Advises 10 the
Bee from Is correspondent in Northern
Nebraska Indicate th3s tie winter wheat
cat cola snap. Ia mauy localities the
crop will Dee total failure. while IN others
i vii ae very light
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

Oklahoma has just completed a state
normal school at Alva at a cost Of $s4, 0Fe.
1t IS needless TO add that Oklahoma is Re
publican in politics.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

I, has become a habit with Admiral
Dewey 70 conclude his dispatches with the
usual phrase. 'sNo casualties" Not a
man In the feet has Yet been killed in
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haus yo~r A.re! sri kzeus ha-
place"
Yes. ana runs lt-"--PA5adasea.a Iai-
Hstin.
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orFIcEa

Seattle. sscogd avenue and CE@Fry stree
New YORK. rooms 2a5-z!I Temple Court
Chicago. TooFra 8e-&ts 1nte@g" 5%-es L1
change b1Gzsng
TacsnA, lbs Pacific Avk na*.
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Address ali communicative ard rsfa.f-
tances 20 sas PttST-Ih nj EI.tsEt }kssst~h.fA
PUBLISHING CO. Seattle, " sss2s.
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Give posfsff5ee address IN fa!i. fFa1la9sts
county ane state.
Rs8.!t - express. money order. eFa{S o.
90 register t&fteE. a: car r&a- -
Tete ptaass--is Bus .g1@ss esaca. Main - Ia
ltoriai Rooms Mai *
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THIRD AVENUE TIlEATER-'+Ssa Ia
Who.
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Mitchell. Lewis aaa stsves ""
1us-1U tiE%t Ave. =. seAtts
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The POGT. INTELLIGENCER.


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French DiEner From 10 = r. VI.
for go Cents.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-10

IN the circuit court Of Jackson county, Missouri at
Kansas City, division No. two ca. case No. $685.
In the matter OF the proceedings to ascertain and
assess damages and benefits to arise from the pro-
posed grading OF Twentynf fs6th} street from the
line Of Grand to the east line Of Cherry
street, in Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri
under ordinance Of Kansas City. Missouri No. iSsss
approved on the 2sth day Of November. A. D. 1885,
and entitled IAN ordinance to grade 25th street from
the east line Of Grand avenue to the east line Of
Cherry street." .+--,sAt - .,z!-
Now on this the 18th. day of March. A. D. 1885,,
in this the circuit court OF jackson county Missouri
at Kansas City division number two co. comes
Kansas City. Missouri. appearing by Its assistant
counselor 6. s. Winn, ESQ.,, and shows to the court
that its mayor has heretofore caused to be filed in
this certified copy Of the aforesaid ordnance
and the court being fully advised In the premises
makes the following order herein, to-wit:
To All Persons Whom 1t May Concern Greeting:
whereas. certified copy Of an ordinance of Kansas
City. Missouri. No. l08S8. approved on the z6th day
of November A. d. 1885, and entitled can ordinance
to grade 18th street from the line OF Grand
nue. to the east line of Cherry street." was by the
mayor Of Kansas City, Missouri. caused to be hled
in the circuit court Of Jackson county, Missouri at
Kansas City. and the general object and nature OF
said ordinance and the limits within which private
property is benefited by the proposed grading being
stated and defined therein and which said ordinance
Is substantially as follows. to-wit:
Be 1t ordained by the common council Of Kansas
City:
Section 1. That 25th street from the east line of
Grand avenue to the east line Of Cherry shall
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-10

IN the circuit court of Jackson county Missouri
Kansas City. division No two t2,. case No. 1866.
assess damages and benefits to arise from the pro-
posed grading Of Spruce avenue from Independence
avenue to Garner street, in Kansas City, jackson
county. Missouri. under ordinance of Kansas City
Missouri, No. 1ossa approved on the list day of De-
grade Spruce avenue from Independence avenue to
Garner street"
In this the circuit court Of jackson county Missouri
at Kansas City. division number two (2), comes
counselor. s S. VIM ESD. and shows to the COURT
that Its mayor has heretofore caused be filed in
and the court being fully advised In the PREMISES
makes the following order herein. to-wit:
To An Persons Whom It May Concern Greeting
City, Missouri. No. $685. approved on the LIST day
of December A. D. 1898. and entitled IAN ordinance
TO grade Spruce avenue from Independence avenue
to Garner street,. was by the mayor of Kansas City
Missouri. caused to be filed in the circuit court Of
Jackson county, Missouri, at Kansas City, and the
general object and of said ordinance and the
limits within which private property is benefited by
the proposed grading being stated and defined therein
and which said ordinance is substantially follows
to-wit:
Section l. That Spruce avenue from Independence
avenue to Garner street shall be graded the ful
width thereof and to the established grade OF the
Section 3 Entertainments or fills shall be made of
authorized may be protected from surface water by
temporary drains or euiyers put in under the direc
may deem necessary. and the same may be closed
removed or altered at will. in accordance with the
provisions of section ID. Of article 1X, charter of
Kansas City.
Section 3. That whenever. when entertainments are
engineer. by reason of injunction proceedings or
proper objections on the part of abutting property
reason TO construct wall walls for the support
and sustaining Of any part Of the street graded (which
proximate estimate for the making Of the improve
menp in the place of the usual slope given to such
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-10
VACATION NOTICE

NOTICE to all property owners and interested pr.
sons. on the alley between Lydia avenue and LAxns-
ton avenue from Guinote to First street. that
petition has been nled in the city clerks Once ask
lows:
To the Common Council Of Kansas City. jackson
County. Missouri.
The undersigned real estate owners and rssidsats
the alley between Lydia avenue and Lsxington ave-
nue. from Gunotte avenue to First street. described
opposite their names, by them hereto subscribed ana
hereby potttiou the common council OF Kansas Clty
to vacats said alley between Lydia avenue and Lax
ington avenue from Gunotts avenue to First strest
all In the said Kansas City The manner and form OF
said vacation to be follows, towit: Beginning at
the Of the south line Of Gunotts avenue
with the east line Of lot eleven Old. block .. Gui-
notes addition to Kansas City. Missouri: thence
T. 3. 2. !. In block 6. Guinottes addition. 10 the
north line Of First street: thence east along said
north line nfteen 15l feet; thence north along the
west lines OF lots 3s "a, %. g. a. 20. g. u IL ~
line Of Gunotte avenue thence southwestsrly along
said south line to beginning.
Inc persons who own. or claim to own. the pfopefU
adjoining said vacation follows. to-vit:
That part Of lot IL. block s. Guinotte's addition.
lying south Of Guinotte avenue. Hugh c. Ward. ~
ceiver; Is. so feet.
Lots 70. 9: s. $50 g. H. IS. %. q. g .. ..
g. a. 49, "a AND IS. block g. Guinotts's addition. Ne
than Loire; 522 20 feet.
Owners name. Nathan Lorle: property dgnsd tor.
All OF blcck s. except part Of lot II.
Owners name, Hugh C. Ward, receiver; property
signed for. lot II, block 6.
And II NO opposition be made to said petition with
In twenty GOD days from this date. toWit this ssth
day Of March. 1889. the common council may. By or
dnance said alley with such restrictions -
It may deem best for the public good
(SeaD C. 8. CURRY.
City Clark Of Kansas City. Missouri.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


which work the common council deems it necessary
The dnn but the passage Of this ordinance and
oteerwise than by the issue of special tax bills
turbed damaged by the grading herein authorized
ana provided for. and the owners thereof lawfully
stutton OF this state and not waived ali right
or claim thereto. IT is ordered that proceedings to
ascertain and assess all such damages remunera-
ton be begun and carried on and such remuneration
OF DAMAGES sscertained and assessed provided in
article VIII, OF the charter of said city and the
common council prescribes and determines the limits
WITHIN which private property is benefited by the
proposed grading herein mentioned. and the limits
within which such property shall be assessed and
charged to pay such remuneration or damages to be
as follows to-wit Beginning at point on the south
line of End street l42 feet of east line Of Oak
street thence south and parallel to the east line OF
Oak street to the north line of street. thence west
along the north line of srd street to point lie feet
west OF the west line of Oak street, thence north and
line of End street. thence east along the south line Of
zhG street to the The place Of beginning.
section 8. All ordinances parts Of ordinances in
conflict herewith are, insomuch they conflict with
this ordinance, hereby repealed.
po MGw the, for o., you and each of
DAY. and the courtroom of division No. three o. Of
th s,. circuit G court Of Jackson county Missouri
hansas city. at the county court house in Kansas
City; Jackson county. Missouri. is the place hereby
aSed by said court for the ascertaining assessing
oI manages and benefits that may arise from said
day next before the day for the hearing Aforesaid
or before the day to which said may have been
postponed or continued. you file with the clerk Of
said court your claim claims for damages contains
ing description Of the property claimed to be dam
aged. and the interest Of the claimant therein you
and each of you shall be forever thereafter precuded
from making any claims on account thereof
And the court further orders that this order be
published in each issue of The Kansas City Journal
1.-THE newspaper doing the city printing! ten days
the last insertion to be not than prior
to the day therein fixed for said hearing.
And the court further orders that a COPY Of this
order be served by the charter OF said city pro-
terested herein.
l. II. NJ stonestreet- clerk of the circuit court Of
Jackson countys Missouri, hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and copy Of the order made
by division No three 90. of the circuit court Of
jackson county, Missouri, at Kansas City. In the
above entitled proceeding on the 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1885, as the appears of record in my
office. -.
March. A. d. 1899.
(seaD H. NJ sToNESTREET. Clerk,
BY ]. S. CHASE. D. C,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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common council prescribes and determines the limits
WITHIN which private property is benefited by the
proposed grading herein mentioned and the limits
%ithln whicn such property shall be assessed and
charged 10 pay such remuneration damages. to be
as toiiows to-wt: Beginning at southwest corner OF
eth ana broadway: thence west along south line OF
ON street to east line Of Pennsylvania thence
south along east line of Pennsylvania to north
line OF 9Th street, thence east along north line OF
oth street to west line OF Broadway; thence north
AiSns west line of Broadway to place OF beginning.
Sscuon 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
TINS ordinance. hereby repealed
NOV, therefore. you and each OF you are hereby
souned that the ed day Of April A d. 1885, is the
the circuit court OF jackson county. Missouri, at
Kansas City. at the county court house in Kansas
Ivy jackson county, Missouri, is the place, hereby
neo by said court for the ascertanins and assessing
OF damages, and benefits that may arise from said
proposed grading. and that unless. before the
Gay next before the day set for the hearing aforesaid
postponed or continued you file with the clerk Of
SAID court your claim claims for damages, contain
ing description OF the property claimed to be dam
aged, and the OF the claimant therein you
and of you shall be forever thereafter precuded
from making any claims on account thereof.
And the court further orders that this order be
published in each issue OF The Kansas City Journal
1.-THE newspaper doing the city printing! for ten days.
the last insertion to be not more than week prior
to the day therein fixed for said hearing.
And the court further orders that copy Of this
order be served by the charter Of said city pro-
vided, each and resident Of the city in
terested herein.
l. H. NJ. Stonestreet. clerk of the circuit court OF
Jackson county. Missouri. hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and copy Of the order made
by division No. three 81, Of the circuit court OF
jackson county, Missouri. at Kansas City. in the
A D. 1899 the appears Of record In my office.
Witness my hand and seal OF this 18th day Of
March, A. D. 1899.
SeaD H. NJ. SToNEsTREET. Clerk.
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PAVING RESOLUTION NO. 1sss.

PAVING RESOLUTION NO. 1sas-Notics to prog
erty owners on Brooklyn avenue from Independence
boulevard to 9th street City Clerks Once: Kansss
City, No., March 31st. 1888. resolution declaring
the work Of re-paving Brooklyn avenue from the
south line Of Independence boulevard to the north
line Of 9th street to be necessary.
Be It resolved by the lower house Of the common
council Of Kansas City. the upper nouss coucurrng
therein:
The common council nnds and declares the work Of
repaving Brooklyn from the south line Of
dependence boulevard the north line Of Ninth th,
street. the full width thereof exclusive Of side
walks Of legally established widths and the inter-
section OF Eighth (Sth street. to be necessary in
cordancs with the provisions Of section :. article *
OF the amended charter Of Kansas City such WORK
or improvement to consist follows. to-vit. Rea-
une Trinidad lake asphalt pavement to conform IN
all respects detail three ( Of asphalt pavsmeuts
approved by the board Of public works October z7tn
1895. and file in the once OF said board the
total cost Of the not to exceed the sum Of
two dollars and twelve 2 10 cents per square yard
the to be constructed Of such materials and
in such that II shall endure without the need
Of any repairs for period Of ten uo years frs1
the completion thereof.
Adopted March "a. 1883. A. d. BURHOWD
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council
Adopted March =. 1889. L. 3. wYNE.
Acting President Upper House of the Common Council
fSeaD Attest: c. s. CURRY, City CLARK
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NOTICE IL hsFsby given that lettsrs Of sdni.,se,.
ton tbs estate q Hattie speth. deeessed. Vsre
granted to the undersigned By the probate eourt -
the county Of Jackson stats Of Missouri 1t Kan.sa
City. the sst day Of March. 1853. All psrsoas hav
ing claims against said estate are REQUIRED 10 n,
hibit the same to the undersigned for allovaue.
within one after the date OF said letters or hsy
be precuded from any benefit OF said estate an6
II such claims be not exhibited within two ysar1
from the date Of this publication they VIII be forevs
barred. E. +. SwINNEY ADM,
Dated this a1st day Of March. Ina.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


nxed by said court for the ascerznng and assessing
OF damages and benefits that may arise from said
proposed grading. and that unless. before the
next before the day set for the hearing Aforesaid
OF before the day to which said may been
postponed or continued, YOU Ale with the clerk Of
sad court your claim claims for damages contain
ING description Of the property claimed be dam
aseu, ana the interest Of the claimant therein YOU
r nd eaeh Of you shan be forever thereafter precuded
IRON making any claims account thereof
AND the court further orders that this order Be
puohshed In each issue OF The Kansas City Journal
Nhe newspaper doing the city printing! for ten days
the ast insertion to be than week prior
u the Gay therein fixed for said hearing
ana the court further orders that q copy of thin
oI9e De served a. by the charter OF said city pro-
tcrested herein. 49,
l. n NJ stonestreet. clerk of the circuit court Of
jackson county. Missouri, hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and copy of the order made
6y division No. one III. OF the circuit court Of
jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City In the
above entitled proceeding on the 18th day Of March,
A D. 1889 as the same appears of record In my ONCE
Witness my hand and seal court this 18Th day Of
March. A. D. 1888.
tseaD H N. SToNESTREET. Clerk.
Ry n
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A u 1899 as the same appears of record In my Office
witness my hand and seal of court this 18th day
March, A. D. 1899.
(SeaD II. NJ. SToNEsTREET Clerk
BY ]. S. CHASE, d. C.
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II. NJ. STUN Clerk.
By ]. s. CHASE, D. C.