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rpti-'",t. 1 i -V-r"-"-?WSPW?r "TWl35Tww?!5?f !rs. .iUi-tw.-f-iK"' ,. -&..irf-j-v-Ky .-"-j 18 KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. rvfasam-gg?? SsaS2L.G. ,ispu-n,iLmjju- pr i f g t S 5 B n I 3 OPEN 50c Itoj- One nf tlii II. t Itirgalni In JIKV'S t Mil IcMt ll ever utio-ii TO-MORROW. MONDAY TO-MORROW. Your Clnjlrr I nil Mro I xirtt, 1Itj Comfort ir lllitnlifL for 75c EVENINGS aaiMijVMMiU,j,iii,..i-u Twelfth and LLOYD & B For Perfect Fifthly Suitsaiid Overcoats, Oca if fir of desiyn, superiority of manii facture. excellence of material, ire are showiny a line SURER I Oil to anythiny shown, in tin's citij. Our $&.0 and $.10 yarmenls ARE ALL WOOL, made to jive the wearer satisfaction, and Suits that will last as tony astiro of ordinary make. This week we will shoiv tivo biy drives in Cndcrieear at 50c per y arm cut fleece lined- and Vicuna Ribbed. This is 'id I y ,V.7 per cent less than value. It will pay you to see them. LAAAAAA - LLOYD & BR Shoe and Clothing- House. TWIHU-TII AN'D LIBERTY STS., KANSAS CITY, MO. UTTEI "W1JI make some mlghtv Interesting prl rs to-morrow anl evi ry day this week on Dress Good, I'mlri wr.tr. ili"-lr, f'.Iims, Milt. us, Blank' t. Sho. s, itc. M' it's ht-.ivv iloiilil. -l.ii.t-t. 1 '.i-lmiMi- Shirts ruin.. 1 fiurn $' 7,". to Jl CO earn. lilK lot of Mcu'b ijr. In .ivy I'mii rati Ills an. I Uirtrii, woith 7Jo, $1.'"J and $1.25. all en in To (ipli'i i". I Ladli's' line famil'" Hair Underwear, onls' 51". A gatment a.s good at can be boug' ' uriiwhi re for II i. t v i-uiiki.i'lH uf k uuliie liir-r.-ilni to-morrow and every day tills week. Z tuk.D ot Puie Coeoa-i.ut t il Soup loi 5c. At UTTER'S, 1019 North Fifth St. Enterprising Business Keeley Institute the geiuias medical institiiie. J'urtttuiouth IIU1 Itcniriiibrrtlirrrti no K-lty lnHiituti lu K II !IH t lit), 31(1. Jtowaft if tlitaptm-tuiior-. Offices. Columbia building, Sixth and Mln- n. -ot.i uvenue 1'ur the treaim. nt of t-pr-. I.il distastg ly rumilf tent fc,u ciallsts. The institute Is uinler t'ie dnettion of tin- c.le t".ifd tpo i.tlNt lor diseas-is of the di tr. --live orgar.s. Dr ii Ivan Pohek. IHe.ts. ii women will he undrr Dr. Von Peigmin, litr oi l'nlverslty o! Berlin, tipei lul i .tr JOHN T. SIMS ; JuMti'u of the Peace. All bunlm nit arefnlly I iiii.i promptly ut- j ttmlt'U to. 1 tin e in iU Welnli Hi I HIILll .11.1 Ivu' a-. Avenue. READ The JOURNAL IOC WKI.lt, Uellt ere. I at your door. It'leplionn West 33. George M. Hughes, Ju-i.'-i uf Ike Peace. !rl "710 Ke.w o ui'r, Wet 71 44-i 31llltlutolii Ave, imslueis Promptly Auo'ulea Ki IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT Jf von f-o throilKh Ilf riiivlnpf your hard earned dollars to landlords fur rent, and wh.n old ne- ovtrtakefi ou, you llnd our-t- If pour, r than ou wen- wh.n ou k -i.-.in 'j-t your hr-.id On r. turning watera. Humes ol.i on monthly paviueutii. run is.MuiiTii i.Nvi.sr.iir.XT co. Tel. Went 1 1 1. DANCING, !,rl,,,1i!K,i Column a I'Ulluui.' riiu and tiuotho'j .ivmim S ru at r,ttlKtnteull Jorrrlvate i u-e-i. All Jatst il .u.'es t juht J Ml KN'VI.HAN, IV- l ll U i lull Iles'ileijia Mil JeSer oa.il. Kaui.a-'i'lt)' Mo Armory Hall. num. moit popular tin t eompie'u plai In 1 ut city lor hoiaini; i 0 incen enteri ilnmenn all 1 UJi'i' I IL'4 of all ..mil IUiei rea-oni' li'e Ap.'iv at ofllr of I'lrio S'nel llolel. XCXIj:JlXJL.JLJiJi CC. H The Journal otHce has been 3 removed trom the Chamber oi Commerco to tho tirst floor H of tho Columbta Buildmg at H Sixth streot and Minnesota t avenue- TTT7777T77? 77777'? 7TT7777T?r. i:-aitK with Willfird Jlcrium. 5 II Minnesota Av. Mrs. H. L. Gates, I.lcennctJ lady ruilurtukur for Milltti aiul l hU(trii' I unrraU. !!- '-Mill. ARGENTINE. Two Men Iterently Arrn.ted In ThU City Taken to built Ii ('enter, Kan-, by Mierilf iUrl.. Th two men who werej arrt-iU'd a few &a a to by C'unktabla Daisrit. Chief ut l'l.ii. n JUrhanlnon und S. V. Sunuioiu. were tak n In rust oily yrstenluy h Sheriff J. Jar -i. nl Smith, Center, Kj . W'hfa nrriv-d In t sa rity with wairiyiu. for ihtlr arri ut on ti r nurse "j tu-uui.fc' u. uuinoir oi n-t oi 1 ann s and other article flout .urtk4 ltm iii-ar Smith Center. lit- bol no war rmt fr tho woman, and left ln-r In Ar-:e-it ii. . Th woman, who clalma sfce l o. "CAi -y" fortune u-IIt, viu arrested In-tr- F'dl o nbortly aftir the sluriff left and Jwl 1 it. the city Jail on thart'e of bum; Ar i k and dlsoitfo nrij. Jli.t elljneuu. Captain KInescott post, G. A. Ii, lield HAL RACE, Liberty Sts. AAfrAAA - AA ACE. LTL Men Always Advertise. ie to i. It's not tha money problem with us, but puiely btiBluess. W wash 11) Milns to our competHort' 1 WULFS Steam i.uaa Imumlry. lrlrplnme -l (1.1. E. S. W. DROUGHT, bucceiuior li U ui4 City Piuuiu Mitt M.inu! t- tuir of (?ih, Ponr. luiiidKitt, lurtiiiiff uii'I Tlnn- tni;, Scriill and tt.iml u lu, stair Ituilil Int;. It.iuU (uuiilt-r, Ollltn 1 liturtt uutt Il.triiuiMxt Mnl-liint;. 1 U- nut 1 4" iiroinptly furnUhftl. OnUluml A'itor. lih-n.. KuutaH I'ltv. Kn. G. W. BETTS, Justice of (ho Peace, I'irtli and Iliiiieutik Aienue, Mirrlaua ceremony pwrfoiiued wiifaniu pulilli itv tl reiiueioJ " ..letllona a iipcUuliy. I The Journal, A GAS STOVE for Cooking, Dally And buudity, lOc a Week. Wj.uiilotlH Co., Iliulrd llldi;. It-, n Bular meutlnjr at Hurk'n hall Frllay trmii. MuMe and refresh in.-nt wen- tho onli r of the i-. niin About u o'rloi 1; iian-5-um j-n.t, and alu the relit f lurins, from Arnioiiiilale took tha nu. Ung b atutin. 'Ihry brutiMht letres-hmenu with them and il-t th drum orps A .ry enjoy.tbia uiui llin liad until after 11 o'i lork. The cture of the atu.t as.iint Jamr- Hnr-K-tt, r-hnrired with un.ault and battery, will 1 tried to-morrow In Jtmlco Trow bridiie'i court bvfuro u, Jury. i;rneit Williams wa an rated Jtnterdny by Inputy Sherlft A. L. Ixivelaoe, of Turn-t-r. Kas.. for teallnir an ovf-rt'oat and a pa r of if loves from (,.idu''tor Deales. Tho Ri v. lr. Haekuii, of Kunnuu City, Kas , will oruipy the pulpit at the i'ruaby. 1. rl.in t-hnn h this morning' itra John CVrlwtt, of Kort Soolt, Kh , i NUltliiK her hii.ier-ln-law-, lius Kato Cor bi-tt, on 1Uut ili-lropolit m ainu.-. It. O. Tosh and Mrs Toh unl .Ml" Mln-nit- Tosh, of Tlhirldr, i,l., ari in the my, thu (fil(!,u of Attorney 1.. I) Tosh. T. Krailburiy left )at evsnlnjf to !lt r.i parents In Xew Yuik. it. V. rwla. of Shubert, Neb., ta In tin- elty. the i'Uost of tl "V. Siminoju. irw. llarsfonl, n -widow, yesterday np pmled to Chief of I'ollre nicbrdon for aid She iaa referred to the louuty poor oommiatoner, who will look after her taw. Jam If. Kink- and Kmniet Mason, of Jun tlsn Olty, Ins., aro in the tdty visit In;; friends; lor Kent. Dfflrable odlco rooms, single or en suite with or without uult accoinmodjtlou. In thainUr of fommeree bulldlnir Kansas City Kos. ; centrally located at Hlvervlew; elevator; steam liwtt. eleetrlr llijht; low lira es Fine larce hull for lodge purposes. W'e hae two vaeunt nluhts per week, Alto luiiie hull on eround Hour, suitable for lUiit'luf parties. For particulars, call ou janitor A bull. line, or AI.KX. KINDLAY, Agent. Hunker bids., Kaniaj City. Mo. Telephone lai. TJie Journal. Ten cents i week. .09 a year by matt. TTIE KANSAS SECRET DISCOVERED. .nr.inorot.iTAN itAtf.wAv orrictAi.s j.KAit.v or a I'liorusiai union. DISCHARGES OF MEN EXPECTED, .x-i"of,tt'i:ii:N TitriNt to cot.f.r.CT hack iMV ritoM nit: cut. .Mlnnrl I'aclflo nd Northweilern Will i;tnbtlh n I'nlon Deptit-I'ropetly Otrnira tllijett to 1'hj-Iiir i Con trncltir for Aliened l'oor Work. Tlir. tnnrwirmmt of the Mftropolltnn Slrwt lUillwny Coiritxuiy has been socrotly at work for the pnt two weeks trylns ' ireent tho organization of a union among tho street rnllw-ny employee. Peveral weeks ngo Kt'tretnry Mnlione, of th Detroit union, Arrle.l In the city ntut began work qnletly umong tho "boys" for tho jiurposw or Htart irfg n union. A number of tho men were tnkMt with the Idea and consented to join Kurh an organization. A few of them pot top thi r and took the preliminary steps tow ii.w forinlnsr Hie proposed union. Tl i-v worked quietly, but the manage rrri t learned of Uio BChcme. Blnco that t'm stri'i lmve been taken to cheek the tu iM-nipnt. lxtst Wcdnosulny the ollleer or tho company discovered that a meeting tt.ii. to b.. held that night In this cily. They tl 1 not know Jut where It was to be held, l. ut tliy decided to find out If poslbla an 1 learn who the men were that partlc pritcil in It. They had men watching a t imlv r of halls and vacant houe, and I n illy located the meeting on Virginia ave nue It was S o'clock when the meeting hi-oko up. Just what was dono thero tho ollb i rs do not know, but they found out who attended It, nnd como of the com pany's employes are likely to Ik dl-chared. Ono superintendent was arrested by a po liceman on suspicion that night, and was being taken to the police Etatlon. when an other superintendent uppeared and Induced the policeman to release him. Tho police did not ecn know what tho officers of tho company wen doing. It is said that each street car lino in the thu two K.anea:. Cltys was represented at the meeting and that about 10J employes hiive bec me interested In the movement. There will probably be a wholesale dis charge of men in a few days. Jinny new men are being broken In for the purpose, it Is sold, of taking the places of the men interested in the organization of a union. inti:ui:itino iNroitMATiojr. ruriiUhed to the "Ually Ilnntl Itnyer" by City CoiitiM'lor Snjtler. The New York bond buyers seem to be considerably Interested In bond affairs con cerning this city. A few davit ago tho Daily Hond Buyer, the olllclal organ of tho bond buyers, wioto to city Counselor Sny der asking what had become of the suit tiled against the city to enjoin tho ls-u-nnoe of jy,0to In i of finding bondd. The nurry was recied tho tiirac day that Judge Alden rendered a decision tn the case In faor of the city. The city counselor wrote a letter stating that tho dech-lon had been rendered In fa vor of the city and concluded as follows: "The credit of Kansas City, Kas Is Al Wo have never hod a bond go to protest, sued on or placed In Judgment. Our spe cial and geneial Imporovement bonds nil i-ell for a pnmium and are taken as fast as Issued. All of our outstanding bondH will fall due and be paid by lyo.. W'e hao about -Cum) iKipuIatlon, the largest city In Kansas The stock yards and nil of the large packing houses, except one, are In Kansas City, lias. So you seo Wi have the second largest stock market nnd pack ing house center In tin world. Fourteen bridges span the Kaw river in our limits. w have n net work of railroads, machine shops, foundries and other Industries that go lo make up n. worklngmen's cltv. "We ore Bill MrKlnley protectionists and Republican blmetalllsts. Yours erv re spectfully, K. 1. SNYDBll, . . "City Counselor." Tho letter was published by the Bond Buyer last Thursday, u will no doubt do somo cood for tlie city. A UNION IJKI'OT. tVIll Jlti INIalillslie.! by the Mlssoorl I'icInc ami Ntiitliwetteru. The Jllssourl Pacific Company, It is stated, will soon abandon the Xorthwest ii passenger depot on North Fifth street. A large loi ce of men nro now at woik re pairing the old depoFut the foot of Minne sota avenue, and It Is told upon reliable authoiity that a new addition will be built to the old structure In a short time. When it is completed the Fifth Street depot will be abandoni d and the Northwestern pns M'ngt rs will bo required to go to the depot at tho foot of Minnesota avenue to take a train. At tho present tlmo tho North western trains do not stop at the old Mis souri I'atltic depot. Now that these trains run Into tha I'nlon depot In Kansas City, Mo., over the Missouri Parlfie traks It i4 proposed to make a union drpot In this city and save the expense ot one agent and an operator to the Missouri Pacific SEW IttOULATIONR. Adopted by tho Book Committee of the 1'ubllo Mbrnrj. The book commute of the public library met at tlm library rooms In Court bloclc Friday and mad n number of Ira pro vo im-nis In the plana for the conduct of the library. A list of now biuks was selected, among which was Woosti-r's Dictionary, a book which has been needed for somo time; and Century Knoclopedla of Proper Names; also a large number of htandurd works on natural history and electricity. The con.mit'ec wishes to call In all books that aro now out, that they ni.iv be proi eily eUssltled and arranged and requests ull subscribers to return books In their possession that have bo-m out over two weeks. There are a largo numbt r of books that ought to ba returned, so tu.it ell stib si ilbi-rs may have the bem tit of t ntnlogued books Tho books now in aro rapidly be. ing classified and shelved and the general leading room will ba opened tn a row days. OONB TO TOItONTO. Will T. Walker Will Attend the. Concreis f Fraternal hmletle.. Vt'111 T. Walker lert last evening1 for To ronto. Oanailu, where he will att.id the annual met ting of the cougrcKs of fiaternul potlirUus. -wiilch will convene in that city this week. Mr Walktr will Mir,.,,t if, tln convention tin. Kntteinal Aid Associa tion, ono of the fraternal orders of America ti bo repreaented at Turonttt. In the, last i-esslon of the Kansas, leglilature .Mr Walk jr t'lidoavoret to tiue enaetetl a law niac in: fraternal societies under the control of tho state Insuraji. u commissioner, tho ob Joct belnir tu uhiit out lrrespons,i unii fraudulent concerns from dolus- business In th ptate. The bill aroused vat opposi tion and was finally defeated in the .Vim. mlttee Mr. W alker will endtavor to rt-euro tha neixt unnual itnt'tliw for Kansas City. A FUI'I.L.IH IIKPDIII.ICAN. Tdltor Ijiiniloii hpnken Of in u DeUgatu tu tlio Nutlimal ( iinieiitlnu. Kdltor W. C. Latisdon, of the Fort Scott .Monitor. Is siMkui of quite frequently in this elty as one of the piobable deltgates to the itetiublican nntionnf nni.i..nii.n .m. . bacon (1 congressional district Is entitled to two deleuates, and an elfoit will be mads to seem one uf the delegates-at-large This will give tho district three. It liai leen the plan of the Itepubltcans to always Klvo the southern end of tho district a delegate, nnd also to give the upper end one, iJdltor Iinsdon Is a stanch Itepub llcan and has never before asked anything at the hands of the tiurty. Ills friends here propose to do nil n their power to get him tho nomination. Cooking I lub lilnnsr. The J. S. K. K. Cooking Club pave tta sec. ond dinner of the season Thursday evening at t)u home of Miss Mildred Barnes on Halleck Btreet. Tliere weie a largo number of guests piesent and a. delightful time was had. Mls Barnes Wu.8 assisted in enlii tainlng bv Mrs W. W. (Jverton. Tliote ?rstit w ere : Mrs. w, W. Oveiton. Mrs It. 3. Melllng. Mr J. K. McFadden, Mrs. Sol Jamts. Mrs. Price Harne, Miss I.orete ltlch. anison. Miss Clara Miller, Miss Bessie Hanks. Miss Adelaide M. Cornell, Miss AlKe Corey, Mies Pcail Kroh, Miss Margo iet B'gger, Miss Mary Blgfer and Miss Mil. dred Barnes. The club's guests were: Miss Maude I.atta, of Leavenworth, Kus. : Miss Louise Dickey, of Kan bos City, Mo.; Mls Nettle KUett, of Eldorado, Kas.i Mr R. K. Melllng. Mr. W, W, Oerlon, Mr. Pilca Ilarsa, ilr. Frank CITY JOURNAL, SUNDAY. HAed. Mr. A. n nuwll, Mr i:rnet Blakr, Mr. .Merrill Ha'.s, Mr Jdm S forty, nr, II. I. I'arr and .Mr. I'hillip Drought. ui:Ti:itMi.M.t to cor.i.r.CT. Dlirlmrged t'ollcemru Wilt Try to Obtain diidgmentt AKnlmt the Illy. The pollermen of this city who wer dropped, from the roil shortly after the present board of police commissioners came Into power without receiving their b.v k pay propose to put their claims Into Jmlg meJit8. This will be done with the hope of realizing somithlng like thu amounts dii them. Tho first step In this direction was taken a few tlnys nuo wh- n ex'Poltfeman H. II. t'ampbell. beifim suit In Justlo Hughes' court to collect tM back salary with In. terest ut 6 r cent, tie total amountlnir to J2H3.25. Yesterdny ritv Counselor K, 1'. Bnyder nppeared before Justice Hughes for the elty and confessed Judgment. There are a number of ex.ollcemen who hate back salnry taming to them from the city and Campbell's suit has ben watched with inu h Interest, It Is under stood, that seM'tal moro suits will b brought ut on. e. When tho policemen wero let out thi v demanded their back Pay out mo on v satisrnci on tney got wns time checks, which were Issued to them by the board. The time checks wero simply an aeknnwleilirfneiif nn flip tmrt of the board ditlfylng to the amount duo each tolke mnn and the dethroned olllcers found It a dllllcult matter to realize any money on them. Those who did sell their time did II nt a sacrifice of about 15 per .cent. Tho majority of thi in, however, held to their time checks with tho erpectntlons of get ting the full value. The total back In tlebtedness of the tvdlre department Is be tween S7,C an 1 Jv'iO and there Is only about J.'.tu) rurplus In tho police fund at present. All the old members of th force who were retnlned by the new board have thrro months' back pay due them. This, how ever. Is counted In the total Indebtedness atil It Is not likely that they will sue on th'-lr claims. Tho Inw provide" that In cae there Is not sufficient money In the police fund to pay the Indebted!!' s of the department, tho nollce boar.l shall certify the deficiency to tha mayor and council to bo paid out of the general rund. The proper process of law was gone through, but when the claim for the deficiency reached the city's evecutlve bodv It came to a sudden ston. There was no money to appropriate for the lollccmen nnd th council uecitieti to let them tret their m.-incv the best way they could. The cltv will not tight any of the claims certified by the board but will nllow each Individual to take Judgments and get what hs can for them. rooit woicK ALi,i:onr. Property Owner 'lrylng tn I'reTcnt Pay ment of a Contractor's BUI. Suit was filed In the district court yes terday In tho name of the state of Kansas to enjoin Trustee Purviunce and other of ficers of Shawnee township from paying money to Conlrictor John Mahoney for macadamizing K.irsas City avenue. In Itosedalc. The petitioners, who are prom inent citizens of the township, allege that tho stone used tn tho work was defective, and that a sutll. lent quantity of macadam wus not used In the const! uctlon of the pavement. This work wan part of the project for a continuous boulevard be tween Kansas City, Mo., and Olathe, Kas. CHUHCII SBHVICI'.S. At the People's Methodist Protestant church to-day, the services will be con ducted by tho pastor, Hev. O. V. W. Chan dler. . "The Waysi of a Carpenter's Son" will be the subject of the sermon by Bev. U. Q. Denhnm at tho Central Christian church, Seventh street and Tauromee avenue, to day at It a. in Subject at tho 7 30 p. m. service: "What Christ Says About Him self" There will be flnspel services at the Good Will home. Fourth Btreet nnd Minnesota avenue, at 3 p. m. At the Pilgrim Congregational church, corner Seventh street and ltevnolds ave nue, Hev. 11. K. Shawhnn, of Kansas City, Mo., will preach nt 11 a. in., and Hev. A. M. Pipes, of T:ik Point. S. D., at 7:30 p. m. At tho Stcwait Am-iiuo church, coiner Walnut street and Stewart avenue, theio will be preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:13 p. m. by Rev. Dr. Charles W. St. John, pastor. Subject at night. "Whither Are Wo Drift ing as n Nation"" Ilnv. Dr. J. W Ixicke, formerly president of McKenzie rnllege, Lebanon, 111. will preach at the Hltrhland I 'ark M II. church, coiner of Seventh street and Pacific ave nue, to-morrow nioininir. In the evening tho pastor, Hev. Ldw-ln Locke, will preach on "An Amp-I's Conception of Man's Duty." ltev. James P.ush. who has been assist Ing P.ev. W. II. Comer with the revival services at tho Seventh Street M. 13. church for the past week, will preach this morning at the usual time. The services will bo conducted all of Ibis week. Tho Cumberland Piesbyterlans ot this ritv will ntii't nt Roylan's hall. No. DS) Minnesota avenuo, at 11 o'clock this morn ing, and take the Initial steps towards the organization of a church society. Presiding Klder Zimmerman will conduct the services at Mount Pleasant church this morning. The quarterly meeting of that church will l. held to-dnv. At the Thlid Baptist church, Blhle serv ices will be held till: morning with a ser mon by th" pastor on "The Deathless Book." In the evening there will be exer cises by the children. At o'clock p. m. nt the Y. M. C. A., Bev. It. U Davidson will dellvtr nn nd drrsa especially prepared for laboilngmen. Th employes at the Union Pacific "hops are expected to attend In a body. Special music haa been propjared for tho occasion. Ileal 13st tte Tntnufers, Transfers for the pat week, fumt-hed by W. Thomson & Co., abstracters, Columbia building. Kansas City. Kas : Kaw Vail y Townsite nnd Bridge Com pany to It A. Wakeman: lot X. nnd west half of lot 25, block 2S, Armourdale, W0. W. W. Woodruff to Marv McO'chnn; lots 17 and IS, block 2, C wing's addition, J2.G00. F. Johnson to T. J. Smith; half lot 5, block i, Hev nolds' f'.rand View pirk. r.70. C. A. Cray to 13. M. Gray; lot 5. block 2. West Hlvervlew. WO. J. A. Babbitt to 13. IHnton; FCH acres In section 11. township 11. range 3, 2.M). A A. Ij. Phelps to J. Malrner; lots 3 and t, block 3, Hosedalo park, J-Tr. It 13 Shot well to D. L. Roberts; lot E, block 02. Wvandotte cltv, J1,1. tl. W. Tmirtellot et nl to L n. James; lots 1 and 19. block I. first addition to est ern Highlands, f2,3'J8. Pennsvlvnnia Investment Company to D. 13 Benson; wtst half of lots C and i, High land park. S2.rif). . . . .... Same to S 13. Benson: land In section SI. township 1". range 25, lot 7 block f. and lots 4 an. I ti, block GS. Armourdale. JU,.O0. V. Nobitt to Marv Voght; lot ., block 1, Klrbv'H addition. fOV. ,,..... S t'reeon to S. W se: lots 12 and 13. block -if lots 17 IS and 10. block f. lots 21 and 22, blocks 7. all In West end, S350. j. P. Vaughan to Peim Investment Com pany; west half of lots C and 7. Highland ,,Mk'Ciitr"to A. Cuff; lot SO, block 16. Mul- i?8,rflaio,0j: T-Cntti lot 31, block , Karvnlfirowntl ar.d Bridge Com pany to ri' T. Morse; KvlSO feet, In sec lion If., tow nshlp 11. rniitro Si. 2u0. Kaw Valbv 'Pownslte nnd Bridge Com pany to L A. nutt: ! fr, " "aion 10. township 11, range 2C, p). Sf Y and L. C. Tuckey to r. D. niomi; pn'rt of lots 7 and 8, block 4, Turkey's tuldl- t"' J.' Anderson to A. Anderson; Jot , Tin ly's second pdillttrm. Jl.Wi. L. Pamtt to r 51. Brownj lot 13, block O. Armourdale, J1.M0. T V Kvnns to II. Koenlg; lot 15. block 2. 'Mc.Mpliirt's addition to Wyandottte city, ",no W;. K. Tteeme to Kansas City 1'levated railroad 2." feet In northwest quarter of taction ir. townsliip 11, range V, IM. 19 Johnson to 3. Schalmcker: pouthenst quarter of the southwest quarter and south one-half of tha southeast quarter, and northeast quarter of southwest quarter of Section 25. township H. range SI, IWO. C. Srhahurker to W", 51. Carman: south west quarter of the southeast nuarter of section tt" township 11, rango 24, (1,003. Total, t3f.,4S3. Wcilillng Anntyersarr Celetiratrd. Mr. and Mrs. H. V.. Boyer celebrated the tenth anniversary of their wedding on Fri day evonlns at their home, No 822 Arm strong avenue. The guests made their ap pearance a little after 8. until both Kansas Cltys and Argentine wero well represented. While high Jive was In progress down stairs, a number were indulging In danc ing upstairs to the sweet tones of 5Ir. Dreese's 5Iandolln Club. The front nnd ba.-l! parlors wero daintily decornted with feins, and the dining room would tempt the most fastidious, with Its large table laden with the most delicious edibles the market could produce. After the guests had partaken of the dalntv spread, they returned to their homes, wishing 5Ir. and Mis. Boyer many happy returns. The pres ents were many and useful, nnd the follow ing Is a list of those nr. sent: T J. I3n rlght and wife. J. K. Wlscoskle nnd wife, Joseph Bowman and wife. Flank Wlscos klo and wife. Ci. A. Tavlor and wife. Henri- Richardson and wife. 5Ir Swlngley and wife. Luke Trail and wife, Mat Cor nian and wife, Henrv Shearer and wife. Steve March and wife. J. V. Barker and wife, Joseph Harris nnd wife, O. W. Gul- Jacob Itobcr stud, lie, ilr. ErUkVN iwrHllie. llauy BelL Hi lUtsla iir. intuit, iy ana wiie, vvarren liunuarn ana wife. NOVEMBER!!, 1895. wife, James Atherton nnd wife, William I'ri'Stley nnd wife. Coroner Stevens nnd wire, a. Plmlp nrd wife, W. B. Dally nn1 wife, C. Daregrnnd and wife. C. Bmlley.nnd wife, C. 13 Hon man nnd wife, Tony Heifer My and wife, Mrs. Myrtls Trimble, Mrs. Irs, Lucas Jin, Ram M.tVonlgal; Mlfes Mary Lnrlghl, Lizzie Knrlght, liva W'lncarl, Lola Cashner. Klttls Landry, I'rlclla Priestley. AlUc HlRgins, Mintiio Bono, Lizzie nnd Matite Atherton. Msy Oulley, nthel Smith, Margie Hinley. Dottle, Uvn and Mtdillhe jto.r, irrne ijucns, ."Minnie Harris, l'eari Plmlp, Hubbard; Mesrs. Smith. Jeff Prior, Hans Pe If rson, Prahk Dp Itzer, Joe Lnndrv, James Atherton. Charles Wlngert, Rov Oul ley, Avcrlli Dally; Master lirwln Knrlght, Wilt He Hurled In t.eilngtnn. The remains of the late John O. I5HR don, who died Prl lay night nt the Hotel Allmon, in this rlty, were sent last night by Daniel & Comrort to Lexington, Md., for burial. Tho bodv was accompanied by Mrs. James Peak, sister of the deceased, Mr. Ixmcdon ranted Hi.OfO llfo Insurance, the Policies belnir In fnvor of tils sister nnd her children, t p to a short time before his death ho carried a fliA(09 policy In the New York Life Insurance Company, but for tome unknown reason. It Is snid, ho forfeited It. 1 he various Insurance com panies in which the deceased was Insured were nn follows: Mutual Life, of New York. Jlfl.f; Phoenix Mutual .of Hartford, Conn., t2,lXl; N'sw York Life, J2S.CW0. Sorlnl Club Kntcrtalned. Judge and Mr. H. L. Alden entertained the Friday Kvrnlnff Social Club last week. A very enjoyable time was had, lnrpely ow. ing to the genially of the host nnd liostes". While this Is usual, the fact of the Judge's success In the late election mode genlalty ono of the special features of the evening. Cards, dancing, music and a lemon race were the means of amusement. Mrs, John Hodgetti nnd Dr. J. P. Root received the favors In cards. Mr. Charles Abraham was the successful sprinter tn tho lemon race and was awarded the first premium. The guests of th club were: Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Smith. Mr. and Mr.. I're.1 Chapman, Miss Mildred Barnes. The next meeting will be nt the new suburban residence of 51r. ond JIrs, A, L. Berger. Cyclists Kntertslned. The mmber? of the Kanis City, Kas,, Blcy. Io Club wer pleasantly entertained Friday night by Mr and Mrs. A. G. Will iams at their home, 321 Parallel avenue. The evening was spent In Jollification and at a late hour an elegant luncheon was served. Thos0 present were: Miss Lillian Rleves, Miss Ixila Iveson, Miss Mamie Criswell, Miss Edith driest, 5Ilss May Hawkins, Miss I31Ien Cruthers: Messrs Sam Polntsett, Harvey Hunt, George Dodson, Albert Wahl enmalvr, W. 11. Criswell and D. G. Crla well. Mnmltilln Concert. The Bimetallic Mandolin Club concert to be given at Bancroft's Tabernacle Tuesday evening, November K. promises to bo nn e-ent of musical Interest, owing to the tnlent of Its membors as well ns the ex cellent music they discourse. Their dis plav of instruments In the window of tho Hoizmark Furniture Comnanv is nttr.intin,- coiislderable attention and is evidence that they will furnish a very novel and inter esting programme. ltlnietnllln League Meeting The Bimetallic League will meet Jlonday night tit . SO o'clock In Its rooms In the Co lumbia building. A Joint debate will be held between the advocates of stiver and those ot gold. Judge Stevens will deliver an Hddress on "Bimetallism and the Flftv Cent Dollar." A large attendance is de sired as tho txerclsos will be quite Inter esting. Orphans' Home Wanted. The Ancient Order of United Workmen of Kansas aro maklnr nn earnest endeavor to secure for tho Kansas Jurisdiction a home for tho orphan children of members of the order. The Kansas Jurisdiction Is now second in membership In America, with 3S7 lodges and 27.471 members, in Wyandotte county alone thero are about l,t0 member', nnd the order Is in a flour ishing condition. Crap Game Hilded. A squad of police officers last night raided a crap game at Tenth street nnd New Jer sey avenue, and captured Leslie Slngletary tho man In charge, and nine plavers. All were locked up at No. 2 police station and will be ln police court to-morrow. Alt of tlio parties are colored. Preparing to Dance. Preparations nre being made bv- the local Letter Carriers' Association for its ball, to be held next Wcdnesdav night In Hains.' hall. All carriers are selling tickets and a good crowd is assure d. BI l3TH.OrOI.iiS .Ii ISiOnr.I.AXY. All kinds nf repairing done. Pease Bros., 131C North Tifth street. Richard Jliller yesterday filed suit ln tho common pleas court against the 5Ii2tro. polltan Street Railway Company to re cover 2.ij0 damages tor personal Injuries sustalmd by being thrown from a train one day last week. 13Iijah Brown, oged 20 years, and 5Ilss Olllo Carper, aged 19 years, both of this city, were granted a marriage llcenss In the probata court yesterday. Mrs. Cora Johnson, a bride of onlv one month, died at her home. No. 1C North Second Mruet, Friday night, of Inllamtna tlon of the stotnai-h. B. M. Whlner & Co.. funeral directors. Telephone west M. Prompt attention given to telephone orders day or night. Th members of W.v undone lodge No. S14. A. O. U. V will celebrato the lifth anni versary of Its founding at the hall, Six teenth and Klevated load, to-morrow night. F. C. Rapp. a well known fireman, of the Union pacific, died Friday night at his home, No. CIS Reynolds avenue, of asthma. The body was taken to Willis. Kas.. for burial. Order your rtovc repairs ot Pease Bros.. 1310 North Fifth street. Tho Feml-annua! Inspection of Veteran Company 13. K. N. G.. will talto place Monday night at the Armory, corner of Fifth nnd State avenue. Colonel Howard will he present. luims of Importance to tho members will come up for dlsi usslon nnd the i uptaln is desirous of every mem ber being present. According to his sworn "Statement It cot Judge R. M. Gray hist 4 to be dofeated for the office of trustee of Qulndnro town ship. He was the Republican candidate at the recent election and was one of five out of about fifty Republican candidates for township offices In the county who were defeated. Ills opponent was Rodger Sher man, of Nearman. Central lodge, No. SI. Degree, of Honor, has changed Its meeting night from the second and fourth Friday nights to tho Etcond nnd fourth Thursday nights of each month. The lodge- int ets at the Chamber of Commitce building, ut Htvorvlew. A good tooth brush given away with every bottle of Abraham' Denttfrlca. Abiuham'B Palnce drug store. Stove repairs of every description. Tcaso Bros., 131C North Fifth struct. The members of the Central Christian chinch tendered their pastor. Rev, II, Q, Denhum, a reception last Thursday even ing. In honor of his fifth unnlvcrsary as pastor of the church. .Mrs. J. W. Hnrtman and Mrs. C, A Durham will hold a. temperance meeting at Qulndaro to-day. l'l.HSONAr. NKTTS. 5Ilss Maudo Youmnn and her brother, David, will spend Sunday with friends at Topeka. J. J. Spencer Is tn Arkansas. P. H. Hopkins, editor of the Arkansas Developer, who has been visiting his fam lly here for the past week, has leturncd to Fort Smith, Ark. Ex-JIayur Nat Barnes Is home from an ex tensive trip throueh Cuntia) jiaiisus, 5Irs. J, B. Barnes, of Springfield, 111., is tho fc-uost of hor niece, 5lrs, II, It. Jloors. She will be In tho city for a week. United States Commissioner Perry and his clerk. l. A, Thomas, have returned trom Fort Scott, Kas,, where they havo been attemlliifj the session of the United States court. Deputy United States Marshal Phil Kirk left last night for Olathe, where he will spend Sunday with relatives. ARMOURDALE. JJoitnen Men's Carnival Promises to He a Success Tho Ladles Who Will itep- reseut l'lrms. The Business Men's carnival to bo given ln this city December U and 7 promise to be u success. It will be held u Shankeu berv's hall under tho auspices of the La dies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church. The; tollowlug Is a list of file la dies who will participate und thu linns to be represented by tlain. Company A 13mma Spear. Mrs. Morgan: Blaiy Parsons, John Lltnluger; Nelllo Pat. tuson, N, J. Holt; Minnie Patterson, ilr. Maxwell: Allco Dunmire. Star; Ola Jaundt, Sam Hoizmark: Josle Grimm, South sj.dej Dry Goods Company; Lottlo Welch, Mr, Poley; 5Ir. Ashurst, 51r. Hartman: Mrs. Lemmon, J. W. Wull; Mrs. Tinker, World; 51rs. Brouse. Sir, Brouse: 51rs. Jlurttn, Bond (photographer); Mrs. Ducket. Scliwaizschlld ..- Sulzberger; Mrs. Nason, Spencer's drug store; Mrs. Ilkenhans, Mr. iiKeuuuti. ConiDanv Tl Mrs. nemose. A. re.rtrnth Q. I. Tennelll Mrs S. Roberts, Badgr Lumbr Company, Mrs. H. M. HsrjM. tl. Christian! Mrs .Vhomas I'olloek. Depart ment House; Mrs. Dr. Poole, Dr. Pools! Mrs. Taylor, r p. Buchhalter; Mr. If. Flnek, John Conkeyj Mrs. II. Dean SmR wood fc Co.! Mrs. Llvlngton, M. L K"! Mrs. Lambert, Bailey fc Co.: Mrs III' .n ardson. .Meyer's drug store; Mrs. Simpson, Mr. Buckley! Mrs. Radford, Kndfor.s lunch counter! Mrs. Davis, the Armourdala r-nmnntw itMI.. VMtl Austin. 3 II. Roblson; Miss Bell Uohle. Daniels Bros i Miss Klttlo Leon, Daniels Bros.) Mim Mamls. Melville, Mr. N. Holtj .Miss Stoe Vnughn, W'lilf's laundry; MIJJ JJf,V,! Shook, Rlandard Oil Company; Mls T lllla Plienr. Order of thx World; Miss May Pick ell, Mr. Blomqulst; Miss Birah Brown, Mr. N. 13. Vogt! Miss Anna Dalley, Lon W. Little: Mrs. Grace Illnchman, Broom Com pany! Miss .Maggie Hedrlck, Armourdale bank; Mls Josle Russell, Dr. Russell, Mls Bertha Yoakum, Charles Hngani. Miss Iter, nice Pease, McIIalo & Co.; Miss Carrl Klein, Allop. In the Clinrehe. The revtvnl services nt the Central M. 15. church will closo with this evening's service. The pastor, Rev. T. E, Chandler, will preach morning and evening. The meeting, have been very successful. There will be a men's meeting at Shank enberry'e; hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr. 13. G. Davis, of the Kansas City, Kas., Medical college, will give the eiddress. Pastor F. I. Streter will preach ns ususl nt th" Banllst church morning nnd evening. The morning subject will be "Our Need and Its Supply." Evening sub ject, "Does It l'ny?'' Good EltiRlns by the qunrtettc. . The Mission Sunday school will to-day change lis qunrters from 1133 Argentines boulevard to the corner of Baltimore street nnd 511aml avenue. It will meet at 3 o'clock. Rev. Fred Bntner, of W llllam Jewell college, will hereafter bo superin tendent. Mlrellnnenns. The O. A. n. will give a social at BhanV nbery's hall to-morrow night. Rev. C C. Armstrong, pntor of th Presbyterian church. Is seriously 111. C. II. Laurence, who ha.s been the guest of Dr. G. W. Parsons, returned to his home at Topeka yesterday. Henry Smith has returned from St. Louis, . ... Frank Shannon yesterday reported to the iwllee that a thief had stolen his coat and Ji from his room on Osnge avenue. J. II. Priestley and wife report the ar rival of a young son at their home, on South Third Btreet. INDEPENDENCE. The New Opera llmifti Will Be Openod Next 'Jucsdar Hvcnlng by J. K. lluiiuett. On next Tuesday evening will occur ono of the most Interesting events In the his tory of Independence. It will be the open lug of the new- Music hall, a beautiful llttlo pl.ivhouse, to be dedicated by J. K. Emmet. The Inquiry has been made a thousand times, "Why doesn't some ono build nn opera house for Independence?" It has re- nnlnarl for Mr. Jnsetlh McCoV to StCD for ward nnd supply this long felt need nt a cost of SS'.OOO. Independence has a popula tion of 6,0tX. and there Is no reason why It should not be n good theatergoing town. Music hall Is located on the noith side of 51nplo avenue, between the Air Line sta tion and the public square. Tho building Is quite a pretentious structure, with store rooms on tho first floor and offices on the second, back of which Is the auditorium, with a seating capacity of 1,200 people. In building this house Mr. McCoy has taken the utmost care to make It strong and safe. 51 r. J. C. Williams, reputed to be one of the. safest and most careful archi tects in point of strength in the West, was employed to superintend Its construction, and has been most exacting ln the minutest details. 5Ir. McCoy went still further and employed 51r. Love, the superintendent of buildings of Kansas City, to make a thor ough inspection of the house before re ceiving It from the contractors, and ln his certificate he states that every point with regard to safety haa been properly ob served. The scenery was painted by A F. Werbc, tho Coates house scenic nrtlst. The mtiBlc for the dedicator' occasion will he fur nished by the Coates house orchestra, as sisted by I'rofesor J. (J. Pearson, cornet soloist of the First Battery band, and a special high class musical programme has been arranged. ... . . Mr. Emtnett will appear In his greatest success, "Trltz In a Mad House," and is supported by nn unusually stiong com pany. The occasion is looked forward to ns a social event. Tho house, will be under the management of Colonel Joseph II. Bor ders. The I'nlillo Square's Condition. Tho present condition of the public square has caused a numbor of business men to agitato the question of repaying with as phalt. The block paving was put down in the latter part of 1SS7, und tho heavy traf fic has caused It to wear out Si many places, making driving a difficult feat. Halt of tho street belongs to the county, and one of the Judges, when apprised of the wish of the merchants to repave, stated that the county would pave Its side should the citizens of Independence desire to improve. Tho liavlng can bo put down for consid erably less than ninny people estimate. The firm concrete basic structure of tho street with nsphnlt paving can be left as it is. This would materially lessen the cost of tho Improvement, nnd make it cheaper than nny other paving which might be xiut down. Stopped Plowing. Street Commissioner 51onroo several Ineffectual eirrorts to ..nl.lM fcrrlnr- tn flnwincr airnln. has made sturt the The spring nim iirr.n one eif the accessories of tho city beyond recall of the olde-st inhabitant. Its How has been steady and uninterrupted, with one exception, nnd that wus the day that 5lr. Cleveland was first edected to the presidency. Tho How staited again, and many animals quenched their thirst until the earthquake. Then the water ceased to (low again. Tho spring Is ot municipal Importance, and for this icason the street commissioner was instructed to take it In charg.i and remedy the evil. So far his efforts have proved futile, nnd he Is now waiting for nnothcr president to be seated to break the spell. I'leered Unsunpertlng Teople. A number of the residents of Lee's Sum mlt have been fleeced by a smooth book agent recently. He gave the, name or 0TCallsgan and was a Iluent talker. While nt Leo's Summit he represented himself as agent for tha Dore series of books, which he sells four volum. s for J9. Purchasers sign a contract for tho residue on tho pur chase price, and these contracts have re cently turned up as notes negotiable at any bank, Mlftctillillie'OUft. Dr. John Bryant left yesterday for St. Louis to visit hH daughter, Mrs. Sher-' wed, int St. Louis. W. A. Findlsy, who has bein In the city looking after his business InteresU here for several days, left yesterday for his home nt 5Ionmouth, 111. Professor S 51. Barrett examined a num. ber of applicants yesterday tor certificates allowing them to become teachers, A telegram was received In this city yes. terday from Hutchinson, Kas.. announcing the- death of Hvthello Payne, the 3-year-old child of Jlrs. Payno. fonnirly of tills city. The funeral of the R-ycar-old child of II. C. Dehorney took place yesterdny from tho rosldcnco near Raytovvn. Tho Interment took place In this city. Tho Dauphtirs of the Confederacy cleared $100 bv their cntcrtntnmentH given In this city. Tho money, wll be sent to the ex-Confederate homo at Hlgglnsvllle. Mo. II, L. Peck, of tho Air line, left last night for Arcadia, 51o.. In response to a telegram, announcing tha serious Illness of his mother. L. S. Cherry arrived homo yesterday from an extended trip through Kansas. The county court met and adjourned yes terday for the purpose of Inspecting county roads, Tho court will be In session 5lon diiy. w H. Jlooro arrived home yesterday from Jopllu, Mo where he has been look ing nftxr his mining Interests. Reese Alexander Is homo from a bust news trlji through tho Southwest. Rev. If. J. llearon will conduct services to-duy ut the Cumberland Presbyterian church. Rev. Hearon tins not decided defi nitely to accept the call extended by the church, but will decide ut an early d ite. Rev. Albert Jump, of the First 51. 13. rhuroh, will take for tho subject of his discourse this evening, "They Called, Elect d. Rejected. Why'" "Thu Unfairness of Skepticism" 'will be the topto of the morning discourse at tho Plrst Presbyterian church. In the evening tho topic will be, "IVa Shall Ssa and Know God As Ho Is." A WICHITA SCHEME. rr-hlbltlouUts Want a Saloon War In Lsareuwortli fur thu Moral HrToct It Would Have in Wichita. Wichita. Nov. 10.-(Speclal.) At a. meeting of prohibitionists held litre last night u committee of eight was appointed to go to Leavenworth to do missionary work. Their plan will bo to go among tho church Feu pie of the latter town to agltals the en orcement of the prohibitory la'ie, and In duce them to ask for the appointment of an assistant attorney general. Their theory Is that If the enforcement of the law Is attempted ln other cities It will bo easier to enforce it ln Wichita, and that so long as It is not snforced In the other large cities of the, state it cannot bo en forced here, as Jurors belleva that wiehim is being in ado a martyr of. und henca will I est eeuYlat. ' U. PINOZONE CATARRH'S WORST FOE. n every home should bo; Jo proofs conclusive need wo show jf this great remedy. Jealous people who have tried It Qffer thanks for their relief one do they praise like Pinozone, garth's Post to bring to grief, Ask Your Druggist for Plnoxone. Proprietors ERA MEDICAL CO,, Philadelphia, Pa, EVANS-GALLAGHER DRUG CO. Wholesale Distributing Agents for Missouri, Kansas and Colorado. SnodgrassDrugCo,, S48 anil BSO Main St. Pinozone, 40 Cents. CUT RATES ON EVERYTHING. NEWS FROM LEAVENWORTH- STRIKING MINERS DISSDADK 5II3N PROM WORKING. A Show of Violence, In the Vicinity of tho KlTersltlo Mine Policemen on Hand to Preserio Ortler Jolin Warwick Discharged Minor News Notes. The striking coal miners assembled at both tho Homo and Riverside mines yes terday ln greater numbers than nt any previous time since the Inauguration ot tho strike, their purpose being to dissuade miners from going down ln the shafts for less than bO cents per ton. Captain 5Iur pliy, of tho police force, wan on hand with a detnll ot ten policemen to prevent any nets of violence. Fully 200 strikers wcru scattered in mo neighborhood or the np- e mi- int llir weroT to go 7 pruauues to um mines, una it is saiu mat tne Kivcrsltie mine a number of men influenced to abandon their nurnoso down in the shaft. At the Homo inlno twenty-five miners are snid to have gono to work at tho rate ot 70 cents per ton. Thero was a show ot violence yesterdny ln tho vicinity of the Rlveisido mine, where two brothers named Casker, who wero proceeding to the shnft to go to wotk. were pounced upon by a formidable squad of tho strikers. One of the Cn-skeis is said to have been struck on the shoulder by a rock. Tho striking minors deny tho story of this assault, and claim It bus been set on foot simply for the purpose of piejutllc lng the public In fnvor of the mine owneis. Not a man went to work In tho Riverside shaft, and the miners maintain they will hold out for tho higher rate. Gus Pearson, of 5Iystlc, la., who was hero the middle of the week and got twen ty miners for his coal mine at that place, returned here again esteiday for thu pur pose of procuring moro men. dohn Warwick Discharged. John Warwick, who was arrested several days ago by the Brewster BroH. for obtain ing J1S 70 from them hy fraudulently trans ferring a tiue tun ngainsi tne city, it nei claimed that ne nau previously negouri the same duo bill to another party, was raigned botoro Justice Bond yesterday av't crnoon. A satisfactory settlement was mado with Brewster Bros., and Warwick was discharged from custody. Soldiers' Homo Pull. Governor A. J. Smith, of the Soldiers' home, lhas Issued the following notice "I am directed by General W. B. Frank lin, president board of managers N. II. D. V. S., to notify all applicants for admis sion to the Western branch N H. D. V. S., Leavenworth comity. Kits., that, until fur ther notice, no applicants will be admitted to the branch under any circumstances. It Is thoi-etore tij-elcss to apply ln person to tho home, ns admission will bo denied. The branch la full." MUcrllanrtills. A proccfa warrant has been Issued egalnst the manager of the People's Telephone Company for failure to pay th annual oc cupation tax of JlnO. At tho weekly shoot of the Leavenworth Gun Olub Friday nfternoon Probate Judge 'Haw-n won tho medal. Tho flro department wan called out ye terelay morning nt S o'clock to the resi dence of John Roth, Tenth and Sprue h street., tho roof of the building being on lire. Little damage resulted from the blnzo fMeohanlcs' loelge No f;, I. O. O. P . mi t last evening to confer tho seconel degree, ttvn work being performed by tho celebrated Oild Follows' degree team. Rev. 5lr. Kennedy, of Liberty. 5r,. will fill tho pulpit In the First Baptist church to-dny, both morning and evening. 5trs. Slson, tho evangelist, -will speak at tho Y. 51. C A, rooms tit 4 o'clock this afternoon on "God'a Battle Ax," At 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning Tom Brad5"3 place, on tho "pike," near the Sol diers," home, was burned to the ground. Work on rebuilding the wrecked jiortion ot tho Ryan & Richardson cold storage house, vvlilch recently collapsed under tho pressure of 47,00) barrels of apples, wa.s commenced yesterday morning. It. P. Humphrey, of tho Iako Srirf & Michigan Southern road, and J, B. Reese of thej Union Pnciflo road, wero ln Leaven worth yesterday. Postmaster Frank Mapes of Kansas City j Kim., anil 5tr, Woods, of the same place,.-. iw-ho attended the ShrlneiV banquet Frt- day night. remalnd in thts city y vtei-day th" guests of Mr. J, II. Atwc-od. 5Ir. Carl Hoffman expects to be loceited tn his new Ihomo ln Kansas City by Novem ber 'St. SUNDAYJIPS. Books (new and old) bought, sold and ex. chanted. Ollck'a new location. 710 Main. Ralston Health Flour Is a Nourishing Food. It Ministers Directly to tho Needs ot tho Nvoakoncil Human Sys tem and Lends It Health and Strength. Ralston Health Flour contains evtry ele ment needed to satisfy tha cravlntrs of tha natural appetite, nd through lu rich nu. trttloua properties restored weakened body to health and fctrencth. Katun, pro. duces In wheat tho elements needed by man, for a pure and perfect food, that will mln lster to those wants his system ci-ivL Ralston Health Klour has ill 2es? life giving qualities of tho wheat tmd by usm: It you fcaUsfy the needs of nature in o eordannw with niinr-i in !.' .' " system a food that Twill brtZWo0 S V highest state of health. Poor fooslV oro.i,,1'9 M dyspepsia and lndlKestioA irrf?4"'? U health, und weakened, nerveless hnnil. l" v Ralston Health Flour corrects thesJ fviu fophealth and ttrength U sS&jSwVffj! 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