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THE KANSAS CITY J OUltNAL. THURSDAY .lANl'AKY 10, I8D.".
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LEWELLING'S ADIEU.
Continued I'rtim first t'rnt.
etMern Katmis and employment of depu
ties, he nays legislation Is. sorely needed to
Jirevent or regulate tho creation of prlsnlc
armies of deputies.
To relievo' the supreme court he ndvo
rales a court of appeals whose Jurisdiction
It lo bo ilnul In a large class of bases.
Ilelleses In t'nxeylsm.
Ho advocate the Coxey plan of giving
notk on the roads lo tho unemployed, pay
ment lo be nude hi local scrip. Defends his
famous tramp circular and pays his design
was lo enable men to travel In search of
work without helng arrested for not having
found It.
He declares that during the great railroad
ptrlke of last summer the federal courts
Usurped power and turned loose In Kansas
o military subject only lo federal Judiciary
and that the governor of Kansas was treat
ed with no more consideration than gov
ernors of Confederate, states by generals of
the Confederate army coming from stibju
cation In time of war.
The Woodless War.
lie gives at length, his story ot the legis
lative war of two years ago, In which he
declares tho Html adjustment of the trouble
ramo through the general solicitor of the
Santa Fe railroad, In whom the "governor
elected bv the people had finally discovered
the chief executive of the revolution
uy state government." Ho ended the con
tllct of tho people against their masters
for a lime. The retiring executive has not
changed his opinion as to tho merits of the
controversy or the propriety of his own
nets nor of tho acts of the supreme court
decision. The episode will become historic
h the Bunker Hill of the conflict between
man ami mammon. Hy history the execu
tive Is willing to be Judged, Hm retiring
rxccntlve will let posterity Judge his ad
ministration. ,, ,, ,
With the earnest hope, gentlemen, that
your acts ut the present session may prove
bctiellclal to the whole people and with
charity towards all and malice toward
none," I bid you adieu.
Proceeding In the House.
The house was called to order at 2 o clock
1y Speaker Lolnlell. After prayer by the
chaplain. In which he sent up a fervent
petition for tho speaker, the house dis
pensed with the reading of tho Journal, and
proceeded at once to the Introduction of
hills. Forty-one bills were Introduced,
which shows tliat tho house Is not likely to
lower tho record of previous legislatures In
the number of bills introduced.
The following are the most important
measures Introduced:
House bill No. 1, Introduced by Cubblson,
of Wyandotte, Is to prohibit lotteries. It
provide that any one engaging In the lot
tery business in any form shall be guilty of
a felony, and upon conviction shall be pun
ished by Imprisonment in the penitentiary
not more than three years. This bill was,
on motion of Mr. Cubblson, read a second
time and referred to the committee of the
whole house.
House bill No. 2, Introduced by Cubblson,
makes the keeping of a gambling house
or table a felony, punishable by imprison
ment In the penitentiary. This was also
read a second time and referred to commit
tee or the whole. ,
House bill No. :i, Introduced by Cubblson,
makes private gambling a felony.
House bill No. I, Introduced by Cubblson,
makes pool selling n misdemeanor.
House bill No. 5, Introduced by Ballinger,
of Coffey county, In relation to state print
er provides for numerous reductions in tho
pi'lces of printing. The prico of folding is
reduced one-half, composition Is reduced
from SO cents to 73 cents per 1,000. press
work, from iiO cents to 23 cents per token,
Hlndlng is reduced 20 per cent from, present
prices.
House bill No. (!, by Seaton, of Atchison,
provides for the expenditure of $85,000 for
additional buildings and heating equip
ment, lighting, workshop, water supply and
sewerage at the Soldiers' Orphans' homo at
Atchison. ...
House bill No. 7 provides for uniform
text books, to be selected by a board con-t-lstlns
of the chancellor of the university,
president or state normal school and super
intendent of publlo Instruction.
House bill No. S, by Frazler, of Harvey,
makes the keeping of a gambling house or
liouso of 111-reputo a misdemeanor.
House bill No. S, by Frazler, provides that
countv treasurers shall furnish the town
ship board an ofllclal statement of moneys
paid or subjected to order of tho township
treasurer.
House bill No. 10, by Frazler, provides
for reapportionment of Ftute Into congres
sional districts. Under this bill the state
would be districted as follows:
First district, Doniphan, Ilrown, Nemaha,
Pottawatomie, Jackson, Atchison. Leaven
worth it ml Jefferson.
Second district Wyandotte, Johnson,
Noughts. Miami, Franklin, Anderson and
Linn.
Third dbttrict Hourbon, Allen, Crawford,
Neosho, Wilson, Cherokee, Labette and
Montgomery.
Fourth dlstifkit Osago, Shawnee, Wa
baunsee, Lyon, Morris, Marlon, Chase,
Colfey, Woodson and Greenwood.
Fifth district Marshall, Washington, fte
publlc, 'loiid, Ottawa, Clay, Riley, Geary,
Dickinson and Saline.
Sixth district Jewell, Smith, Phillips,
Norton, Decatur, llawllns, Cheyenne,
Sherman, Thomas. Sheridan, Graham,
Rooks, Osborne, Mitchell, Lincoln, Ells
worth, liussell. Fills, Trego, Gove, Logan
and Wallace.
Seventh district nice, Barton, Rush,
Ness, liiue, Scott, Wichita, Greeley, Ham
ilton, Kearney, Finney, Hodgeman, Paw
nee, Stafford, Hono, Kingman, Pratt, Kd
wards, Kiowa, Ford, Gray, Haskell,, Grant,
Ptan'ton, Morton, Stevena, Seward, Meade,
Clark, Comanche and Hurber.
Eighth district Tho balance of tho coun
ties of the state.
House bill No. 11, by Frazler, provides for
state uniformity of text books.
liouso bill No. 12, by Frazler, Is an Ir
rigation bill. It provided that any person
or corporation who shall maintain u, pond
of the area of forty square yards from
May 1 lo September 1 mum have a reduc
tion In taxes at the rate of CO cents per
squaro rod,
House bill No. 13, by Frazler, Is for regu.
latlng salaries of county commissioners.
Under Its provisions commlsloners will re
ceive from $100 to $S() per year, according
to tho imputation of tho counties.
House bill No. H, by Sherman, proposes
to repeal tho law creating a board of par
dons. House bill No. 15, by Sherman, proposes
to do away with tho circuit Court of Shaw
nee county.
Housa bill No. 16, by Sherman, proposes
to dispense with tho sfute veterinary sur
geon. House bill No. 17, by Sherman, cuts down
th fees charged by telegraph companies.
HoubO bill No. IS. by Lupfer, of Pawnee,
provides for uniform text books, to bo se
lected by a bouril consisting of two per
sons appointed by tho governor and the
ftate superintendent of public instruc
tion. Housa bill No. 20, by Lupfer, provides for
taxation of bonds and mortgages.
House bill No. 22, by llutler, provides for
tho creation of two courts of appeals.
House bill No. 23, by Veule, icgulates the
fees of certain ollleers of Shawnee county,
House bill No. 23, by Lough, amends the
road law and provides for levying a speclnl
road tax.
Houso bill No. 27, by Cannon, provides for
the diversion or water from streams for
Irrigation purposes.
House bill No. 20, by Gardenhlre, grants
the right to eiect mid malutuln dams across
the Kansas liver by Ihe Topeka Light
Company.
Home bill No, SO. by Gardenhlre, provides
for a court of appeals.
House bill No. 21, by Gaideuhlre, relates
to contracts for the conditional bale of
street railway equipment.
House bill No. 22, by Ourdenhlre, makes
the bale of cigarettes to minors a misde
meanor. House bill No. 33, by Gardenhlre, prohib
its any state, county or municipal oliicer
fiom receiving a railroad pas.
House bill No. 31, by Gardenhlre, provides
fur a levy to complete the building of the
state house.
Uouso bill No. Ij. by, iUcktUicb, pro-
poses to repeal the metropolitan police
law.
House hill No. X by Howes, of Otark.reg
Ulates fees and salaries In Clark county.
liouso bill No. 37, by Harklcy. provides
that no one shall he eligible In the ollice
of county superintendent of publlo In
struction unless he has a slate certificate
or diploma from slate university, normal
school or agricultural college.
House bill No. .V), by Haines, makes tho
bribery of ofllcluls n felony,
House bill No. ff, by Ibilllnger, provides
for uniform assessment and taxation.
House bill No. lo. by Itemler, provides
that every corporation organized under the
laws of Kansas shall ha compelled to keep
Its general oillces In the state.
House bill No, 1.1, by Hopkins, provides
for Ihe regulation of sleeping car rales,
Under this bill mil over one-half cent per
mile can bo charged for distances not ex
ceeding 2(0 miles for loner berth and half
that amount for upper berth.
House bill No. II, by llucklln, provides
for the furnishing of seed wheat to Indi
gent farmers.
House hill No. 43, by Allen, provides Hint
tho holding of a government license lo sell
Intoxicating liquors shall be prima facie
evidence against defendant In cases of
prosecution for Illegal pale of liquors.
House bill No. 4G, by Pancake, relates to
formation of school districts and provides
for changing the boundaries thereof.
Mr. Henedlct, of Wilson county, objected
lo the reference of bills to Committee of
the whole without going through the hands
of the proper committee. This objection
was made to the motion of .Mr. Hopkins
that the bill relating to state printing be
read a second time and referred to the
committee of the whole house. White, of
Atchlon. and Trueblood, of Osngc, also
entered their objection.
The reading of the governor's message
occupied some two hours of the time of
the house. Tho Republican members lis
tened patiently until the clerk reached
that part of the message explaining and
defending his action during tho legislative
troubles of 'M. At this point llutler. of
Hourbon, Interrupted. He said he was will
ing to listen with respect as long ns the
governor kept within proper bounds, but
when he went out of his way to criticize
and malign the Republican members of
that house and state oltlclnls he would
listen no longer. He, therefore, moved
that the further reading of the message
bo Indcllnltcly postponed. Spenker Pio
Tern Cubblson, who was In the chair, ruled
tho motion out of order. Frazler. of Har
vey, wanted to know It the speaker ruled
that the house was compelled to sit nnd
listen to the messnge.
Hopkins entered his objection, but tho
chair ordered the reading continued. After
the reading Colonel Vealc moved that the
message be referred to the proper com
mittees of the house and that part referring
to tho Dunsmore house be referred to thnt
body for consideration. The motion pre
vailed. Colonel Wnrner had previously
moved that the messnge be printed.
The message or the governor was re
ceived by the Republican members with
mingled ridicule nnd Indignation.
A resolution providing for five nddltlonal
assistants for the sergeant-at-arms was In
troduced by Colonel Vealc.
House adjourned until 10 o'clock to-morrow.
Sennit Proceedings.
Topeka, Kas.. Jan. 9. (Speclnl.) The
senate convened at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and proceeded at once to the order or
business.
A letter was read from Senator Price,
of Atchison county, announcing his Ill
ness, and upon motion an Indefinite leave
of absence was granted him.
A resolution by Senator Drown provid
ing that the senate committees be Increased
by the addition of a committee on Irriga
tion, to consist of live members, went over
under the rule3 for one day.
A resolution was adopted providing a
prlvato secretary for the president of the
senate, as also were resolutions granting
use ot the senate chamber for the state
printer caucus and for the reception to
state ofllcers.
McTaggnrt was first on his feet with a
bill when that order was reached, and he
had launched three before he took his
seat. One was amendatory to the crimes
statute: one was for the regulation ot
fees nnd salaries of county olllcors In
Montgomery county, and one provides for
the cutting ot hedges at the Intersection
of public highways and railroads.
Senator Dlllard came next with fourteen
rfew bills, catalogued as follows: Act
to regulate appellate courts; In referenco
to police commissioners In cities; to amend
certain sections of law In the civil code ns
to admission of attorneys to practice; fix
ing fees of county otllcers in Hourbon
county: amendment to act fixing sal
aries; to amend act apportioning sena
torial districts: providing for levy upon
and sale of corporate stock; to repeal cer
tain sections and provide for the deter
mining of tie votes In elections; to protect
llsh; to limit time of action on civil con
tracts; to remove disabilities ot certain
persons; to enforce liabilities of stock
holders In corporations.
Senator Shearer came next with bills to
regulate mutual Insurance companies; In
relation to taxation and assessment; to
amend acts relating to liens; to amend
act providing for printing of election but.
lots at publlo expense; to regulate, stock
yards; providing for penalties for accept
ing bribes.
Hy Hi own: To provide for preservation
of election returns.
Hy Taylor: To prohibit lotteries; to pro
hibit gambling; to prevent sale ot llqnor
to punish bribery; to prohibit bookmaklnn
and poolselliug.
Hy Thacher: Defining duties ot reporter
of tho supremo court.
Hy Cooke: To provide for distribution
of ballots; to provide for building reser
voirs and creating the otlice of pond com
missioner; to complete certain work at
the state Industrial school nt Ilelolt.
Hy Uakcr: Relating to railroad passes;
limiting corporations lit bonding prop
erty: pertaining to the state coal mine ut
Leavenworth,
Hy Carpenter: To prevent trespass In
orchard enclosures.
Hy Jumper: Fixing railroad rates and
preventing reduction from lates llxed by
law; regulating salaries of ofllcers in Osage
county.
Hy .Morgan: Relating to mortgages and
amending certain laws.
A resolution was Introduced by Senatar
Householder proposing an amendment to
the constitution. This measure Is for the
resubmission of the so-culled woman suf
frage amendment.
A resolution Introduced by Senator Dll
lard provides for the holding of a constitu
tional convention.
A resolution by Senator Drawn provides
(or laws prohibiting ollielals from accept.
Ing gifts, This Is probably leveled nt the
custom of accepting railroad passes,
A resolution by Senator Shearer provides
for tho to-called "referendum" system of
adopting laws.
A resolution by Senator Drown instructs
tho United States senators from Kansas to
work for an Interstate system of Irrigation
and requests the congressmen from Kan-sag
to lend Ihe samu uld,
The president announced us tho commit
tee on rules, Scnutors King, Householder,
Dlllard, Thacher and Dennlsoi,,
The governor's private secretary appeared
with the message of his excellency, and up
on'inotlun the reading thereof was proceed
ed with. The message consumed two hours
of time and (bo presiding oliicer sel a
shocking bad example to the body of the
senuto by dropping on? to sleep. Several
passages were greeted with merriment on
the Republican side, and at one or two per
orations applause was heard.
After passing some resolutions looking
o the comfort of the members adjournment
was taken until 10 o'clock to-moriuw mom.
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STATE PRINTERSHIP SETTLED,
Major Hudson Receive tho Caucus .N'ninl.
uatlou on the Secoud luilot.
Topeka, Kas., Jun. (.-(Special.) The Re
publican caucus for the purpose of deter
mining upon u candidate for stute printer
assembled In the senate chamber to-night
and organized by electing Representative
W. D. Tucker as chairmun und Representa
tive (. II. Tucker as secretary, It was
decided unanimously that no uomluutlug
speeches bo made. Mcrldlth, ot Reno;
Powcri, ( Cowlcyj Karst of GJuae, aud
tiHiimiHnniMiiiu
tUOLUABlJl
PAD CALENDAR
Por
STrX IRQ
A Desk Calenit.tr is n necessity
most convenient kind ol stot chouse
for mcmotamla. The Columbia Desk
Calendar is brightest and handsomest
ol all lull n( dainty silhouettes
and pen sketches anil cntett.iininp,
thoughts on outdoor exctcise and
jnort. Occasionally reminds you ol
the supttb quality ol Columbia Ui'
cycle and of your need of one.
You won't object to that, of course.
The Calendar will be mailed lor five
2-ccnt stamps.
Address Calendar Department,
POPE MFO, CO.,
M,Btim thl rrrr. Hartford, Conn.
Ml Mill I III II II I IHIH
Onrdenhlre, of Shawnee, were selected as
tellers, and, without even n candidate be
Ing named to the caucus, the llrst ballot
was taken and resulted ns follows: J, K.
Hudson, .11: F.d P. Greer, 17; George W.
Crane, 21; A. L. Spouslcr, 10; total vote, 10.".
Tho second ballot was nl once taken,
with the, following result: Hudson, t',3;
Greer, 13; Crane, 2i; Sponsler, B.
Upon motion, the nomination of Major
Hudson was made unanimous. Upon mo
tion, It was decided to reassemble at 8
o'clock on Wednesday, Jnnunry 1(5, for the
purpose ot nomlnutlng a United States
senator.
Levelling tn He Answered.
Topeka, Kas., Jan. 9. (Speclnl.) The Re
publicans of the house regard the message
of Governor Dewelllng ns a political stump
speech and beneath the dignity of an oc
cupant of the gubernatorial chair. They do
not propose to allow It to go unrebuked
nnd arrangements are being perfected for
a "field day" In the house, when his ex
cellency will be answered to a finish.
INDEPENDENCE.
This City Is Without an Ofllrlnl to rrosc
cnto Criminal Cases Relief for
Nebraska Sufferers.
Since the new salnry law went Into
effect Independence lias been without n
prosecuting attorney. Mr. A. M. Ott,
who held the ollice under Marcy Iv.
Brown, retired on January 1, nnd cases
of a criminal nature have had to be
postponed on that account. It Is under
stood that Mr. Hrown.' the present nct
ing prosecuting nttnrney. will submit his
list of deputies on Friday ot this week,
nnd Mr. Ott expects to receive the ap
pointment for Independence.
A Relief Committee.
In response to a call from tho Ne
braska sulTerers, Mnyor Orlnter bus
named a committee to solicit arid re
ceive subscriptions. Tho committee will
after securing sufficient money and pro
visions forward the same to McCook,
.Neb., where there Is grout suffering.
The committee named by the mayor nro
ns follows: G. I,. Compton,"W. T. Hearne,
J. Y. fiercer, C. Jackson, H. F. Lewis,
XT. A. Cunningham. A. Ii. McCoy,
Thomas James, Knopker nnd Xngle and
John "W. Davis.
Air T.tno Conductors Remembered.
The patrons of the Air nine railroad
remembered I. A. Jnckson and Newt
Willams, two Air Line conductors, yes-tci-dav.
Mr. Jackson and Mr. "Williams
are the oldest conductors on tho road.
A purse of $10 in gold wiih given each
conductor as a testimonial of apprecia
tion, nnd the sift was gracefully r-eolv-ed
with happy speeches.
Miscellaneous.
Rev. J. II. riper returned yesterday
from Illinois, where he has been the
guest of relatives.
A marriage license was issued yester
day to Riley M. Fine and MKs Tina
Taylor, both of Jackson county.
Miss A'erelln Mathews, of Tarklo, Mo.,
is the guest of Miss llor.ice Sheley, nt
her home on North Liberty street.
How Ryland Is holding revival services
nt the Westminster Presbyterian church.
A service Is held in the afternoon at ?
o'clock.
Miss Mury "Worlej-. of Grandvlew, Is
tho guest of Independence friends.
The work of harvesting the ice crop
was commenced yesterday by Indepen
dence dealers. The Ico Is from six to
eight Inches thick.
A meeting of the Mothers' Club will
be held this afternoon nt II o'clock nt tho
Ott school building. All ladles nro In
vited to attend this meeting.
The lakes nt F.ilrmount aud Washing
ton parks swarmed with skaters yester
day afternoon and evening.
Tho union meeting was held last night
at the Delaware Street M. K. church.
The service to-night will be held nt the
Cumberland church. Rev. Mr. Proctor
will conduct the service.
For the benefit ot Independence resldonts.
the Chicago & Alton railroad has arranged
to stop all Its trains, both through and
local. In both directions, at Independence
station. In uddltlnn to this, the Alton has
announced a list ot commutation rates In
effect between Kansas City and Independ
ence, which are extremely liberal. This
new move on thp part of the Alton Is very
welcome to Independence people, and will
usslst materially In enhancing tho value
of property In the vicinity of the Alton de
pot for residence purposes. Ask nt any of
the. following ticket ptllces for tbu little
commutation rate and timo table: Grand
Junction ticket olllco. Union depot. Grand
avenue" depot, or No. 103s Union avenue,
Kansas City. Mo., or Independenestatlon.
aen'l Ag't. Pass. Hep't. Kansas City.
II. O. 8TIDHAM. Ae't. Independence.
Kansas City, Mo., January 518'jj.
l.!Ulh Hospitality,
noston Gazette: "Ho euro you let me
know If you ever como to -" said a pret
ty little Western woman, who had received
a good deal ot attention In New York, to
her various ncoualntunces when she bade
them udleu. So when Mrs. 7, decided to
go to California for the winter und con
cluded to tuko en route, she enlarged
considerably to her party akin her friend
ship with Mrs. S , "I um sure Mollle
will do everything she can to make it
pleasant for us," she said again and again.
"It Is so nlco to have someone you know
well when you go to a strange place." Ho
Immediately on her arrival she sent a
note to her friend, who arrived piomptly
next morning aud gave her a most effuirive
meeting, "Shall you be hern long?'' she
hundred. "Over Sunday? How delightful!
How many are there In your party? Four?
Oh, that is Just a pleasant number, isn't
ll? 1 want ou all lo some," and us Mrs,
, - listened expectantly for an Invitation
tu a dinner, or some sort of festlvily, she
continued, "to our pew at St, O.'a Sunday
morning. Jt Is very large and there is
Plenty of room for you all." Poor Mrs.
A has not yet heard the last of (he
great udyautugt) ot knowing her friend
Mollle S .
Tlio Opera tu Chicago.
Chicago Tribune: Romantlcus "Ah, thu
days when a man could order Ids coach
and four have gone, never more to return."
Piactlcallcus "yes, alas. It Is now a eje
of coach und five. At least, that Is whut I
have to pay every time I take a giu to the
opera, or dance-'
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I LIKE MY WIFE TO I
Use Pozzoni's Complexion Powder because, it 1
Improves her looks snd li as Iraqrant as violets. I
ii iimwiil iwmm in 'i ii, mi imiwliiiwiiiilHl !!
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN
llll'.DINO WIIHAT TO STOCK IIOCs NOT
AI.W.WK PltllVi: S.tTIII'ACTOItY.
II Is Itencllrlut In Voting and limiting
Animals, but Due Not 1'iillru Ihe Ma
turing Ones .Many I'm lie .Smv
Coming llrrel'rnin .Mitlro.
Wheat feeding In slock In KiinsnR Is
not giving satisfaction lit nil cus-s. Td
l.onl, of Ottawa county, who wan hoi-o
with hugs yestetday, miy It has been
pretty generally fed In his1 county, und
thnt tvlillu It will do for young and
growing stock, It Is n disappointing feed
for older nml maturing unliuuR Ha re
ports but 10,000 cutlle mi feed lit the
county this winter, while ordinarily (he
county cat ties 25,nou cattle. Hogs nro
pretty well shipped out.
Mexican cattle shipments seem lo bo a
regular tiling now. Shoemaker & Tutlle
hud In another train yesterday from
Chlliuahun, anil they were pretty good
grnss cuttle. There were Ml steers,
which iiverngcd J.M pounds, und were
sold by the Zeli F, Crlder Commission
Company nt J2.fi.- In tho Armour Puck
lug Company, equal to Jlil.M por head,
a price that must encourage the trade
between hcle nnd Mexico, as the cuttle
In that country u:e very cheap.
There were several lots of choice ex
port entile In yesterday. G. M. Ousev,
of Henry county. Mo., was here with
twelve rancy Shorthorn steers of his
own feeding averaging 1,3(17 pounds.
They were sold by Soiling & Tumblvn
at J.'.on, the highest price of the day.
There were forty-three cars of cuttle
taken here Tuesday for New York and
tho export trade.
Mat'nck ,t Slnybaok, Schell City, Mo.,
were In yesterday with cattle and hogs.
II. S. Hlshop, Tnngunoxle. Kns came
In with cattle and hogs yesterday.
O. J. Hess, Halifax, Kus., wns In yes
terday with cattle.
J. N. Stewart, McCunc, Kas., had In
cattle yestcrdus.
A. II. Shaffer, Fulton, Kas., came In
yesterdny with cattle.
J. W. , Fulton & Son, Dennlsnn, Kas.,
were in yesterdny with cattle.
Leonard Nelson, Kacklcy, Kas., was
hero yesterday with cattle and hogs.
Hose & Noel, Ohlowa, Neb., wore at the.
yards yesterday with cattle and hogs.
O. C. Dart, Southwest City, .Mo., was
In yesterday with hogs.
T. S. I.ongstreet, Colony, Kus., had In
cattle and hogs yesterday.
P.. L. Wilson, Atlanta. Kas., was on
the yards yesterday with cattle and
hogs.
D. MePherson, Provo, t. T was here
yesterday with three loads of cattle.
They were alfalfa fed and In good feeder
condition. Tho twenty-five steers aver
aged 1,014 pounds and were sold by
Duke. Lennon & Harrington ut $3.00. and
the forty-four yearlings averaged r".G
pounds and brought J2.M.
Temple Hros., Springer, N. M had in
cattle yesterday.
Carson & Osliorne. Kmporla, ICns.,
came In yesterday with cattle.
W. J. Coleman. Golden City, Mo., was
nl the v.irds yesterday with cattle
AVhetder & Hlgglns. A. T. Lustle, F. M.
Falkner and Ileyser Hros., Amnrillo,
Tex., were up yesterday with cattle.
Colonel W. L. Tnmblyn. of Chicago,
was here yesterday visiting his son,
George Tamblyii.
Hrockway & llunniin. Wollsvlllo, Kau.,
had in cattle yesterday.
John Gorman, Fulton. Kas., was In
yesterday with cattle and hogs.
A. W. Hostwlck, A'un Huron, Ark., was
at tho yards yesterday with cattle.
G. W. Jenkins, Nora, Kas., had In hogs
yesterday.
Simpson ,fc Ilnsenyngor, Long Island.
Kas., came in yesterday with cattle and
hogs.
Hill & Rrinknian, Stafford, Kas., were
at the yards yesterday, with hogs.
I'. Hulger, Keelvllle, Kas., was here
yesterday with hogs.
George DeCow. Meade, Kas., came In
yesterday with bogs.
The Short Cut.
Figaro: The Suez canal Is only eighty
eight miles long, but It reduces the dis
tance from Kngland to India by sea nearly
1,000 miles.
I.o Angclcb Through Car.
Commencing Sunday, January 13, the
Union Pacific will place In service a
mngnllleent vestibuled Pullman palace
sleeping ear, lighted with Plutsrh gas
and heated hy steam, to run through
from Kansas City lo Los Angeles every
day In the year.Ieaingon the California
fust train al 9:30 a. in. This car passes
through Denver. Cheyenne, Ogden, Sue
rumentn, nrrlvliii? in Los Angeles atS:30
u. m. Splendid scenery; only Pullman
palace dining car mute to Los Angeles.
Ofllces 1000 Main sti.-et. 103S Union live.,
and Union station. Telephones 1103 nnd
10S.
pi'iitsn.VAL.
Sol Smith Russell is at the Coates.
H. M. Christian, St. Paul, is nt the
Coates.
1). A. Hray. City of .Mexico, Is at the
Coates.
I). Goodlunder, Rockford, Is at the
Coates.
T. J. Cnlrns, Minneapolis, Is ot the
Coates.
L. D, Parker, Rock Island, Is at the
Coates.
C. Ii. Sexton, St. Louis, Is at the Coates.
M. Meller, Kngland, Is at the Coates.
T. M. Hrlggs, San Antonio, Is nt the
Coates.
J. P. Hrown, New York, is at the Coates.
Georgo Lay, St. Louis, Is at the Hotel
Victoria.
Fied Hoffmlster. St. Louis, Is at the
Hotel Victoria.
.Mrs. C. W. Wlnteis, Fort Worth, Is nt
tho Hotel Victoria.
L. F. Sheldon, Sndullu, Mo is at the
Hotel Victoria.
P. C. .lonsen, Albert Lee, Wis,, Is nt the
Hotel Victoria.
F. A. Fuller, Pittsburg, Kas., Is at the
Hotel Victoria.
Mr, Churles lllood Smith and Mr. J. W.
diced, of Topeka, were in the city yester
day to attend tho funeral ot J. Kirk John
ston, C. W. Dunaway. of Hutchinson, Kas.,
Ii ut tho New Albany.
J, S. Smith, ot llushong, Kas., Is at the
New Albany.
H, S. Onley, of Rcutrlce, Nub,, Is at the
New Albany,
Georgo Stlllwell, of Osawatomle, Kas.,
was at the New Albany yesterday.
J, " lloyd, of llutler, Mo., Is ut the New
Alb&y,
d RETAINS RUPTURE
WHEN ALU OTHERS FAIL.
Tbe Dr. Ilarver
Human Hand Truss.
JUST UKE US1NQ YOUR FINGERS
tOO KNOW HOW THAI 131
For DcJCTt!?e Circular AdJrosl
It, I. PKAUSO.M ,l CO., gone iUx'ru..
Kuito iiuiuiit'. Kansas car, mo.
PILES
ITCHING PILES
WAYNE'S
OINTMENT
AESOHrrELT CURB.
TUITSSim-Uil.tlirel Utcfu Itehlu ana
w.vjl MDtlsuv tumor form una protrude
lEStf UfcifWMrtU ItlfcUUtt tor-.ttWrtllHl
Stji Nfrtnniwi ?L.
CI.ASMI'IHH AlVi:itllsi:Mi:M" in
the Journal nte rhitmcil nt "limit-
ol 10 renin per line. Ml sronU
siMtnltr initio- n 1 tup.
Thin I'hnruc l tor clnmll1cntlttn
esprpl "l'eriunl" nnd "t'lnlrvoj
nntft," ublcli nro in itiiI tier line.
tllM'r,AVi:t AHVHH OMt.MI In Hie
rlnnsllled I'liliinilin, If, cints per Hue,
unllit iinitlc niciiKtirp, .No cutis InUrti.
WANTKU-MAI.n HUM.
w'vw Nyv'N .-.,-
WANTKD-Tr.ivfllnn: salesmen lo can.
vuim the undo In Iowa. Indiana and Illi
nois for it No. I nollliu; article as u fide
line: jells llielf on slKht; -'" per cent com
nilMlnn, KiiinplcH ftee. Addicts the Ad
Jimtnlile Shade llaiiBer MfK. Co., Chamber
of Commerce bldii., Kntisun City, Ku.
WANTHD-Immedlntely: three news
iirent' on railroad. Call on Southern Hall
way News Company, 101S Union nve.
WANTHD-2 ynllntr mens IlKhl ttotk: J10
weekly. 9 West Ath t. I iium l.
WANTKD 3 young men nf pood, sober
linbltSi $12 per week, fill) .Main at.
WANTKD-fiii team?. M. M. DKNNINO,
No, S Grand ttve.
WANTKtl AliK.M'ff.
WANTHI) Mottled electricity for catarrh
nnd pain; want agents, Maynaid &. Co.,
Cincinnati, O.
to nn.T nottsKs.
TO HKN'T A nice three loom dwelllni:,
only four blocks from .Minnesota and
within one block or two street car lines.
Call at the Journal blanch ollice. In tho
Chamber of Commerce bids.
TO HUNT The very pretty (5 room cot
taRc, No. 310; Hnberti St.; rent, $11 por
month. Apply to I,. .Mnlse, at the Journal
ollice. Telephone No. 2."0.
TO IlKNT IIOOJU.
TO HI3NT One decant olllco room and
one suite In the Journal bide Hent rea
sonable. Apply to the Journal Co.
MOMSY TO LOAil.
MONRY TO LOAN City Improved loans
made, 6 to C per cunt Interest, accordliiK
to klze. I'arm loans nt higher rates, an
nual Interest, within 100 miles, promptly
closed. James L. Lombard, Heist bide.
B AND 6 IMHt CI3KT money on huslness,
residence nml farm property; unusually fa
vorable terms. Apply to Homer Heed or
Theo.Nnsh.100G Hroadwny, op. Coates house.
LOANS made on good Improved city
property, business or residence, at reason
able rates. .Money on band.
K. 13. Holmes & Co., f.07 New KiiKland bldR.
THANSI.'KU COMIW.VIE33.
cdLs7TTrowi jhnTiTtowx
President. Vice President.
K. L. HARRIS,
Secretary.
MIDLAND TRANSFER CO. Frelnht
and haKfraKo trauferrcd to and from all
depots, l'-urnltnre moved and packed by
experts. W and 40!) Wyandotto St., Kan
sas City. -Mo. Tel. 1517.
91 MX ICO.
1 IIAVK unusual racllllies for furnishing
reliable information about laud, laws,
taxes, patents, mines und general nffnlrs
for .Mexico, Central Ameilca nnd West In
dies. Correspondence solicited. Tel. 2023
day, or .1.T evenings for engagements.
Hilward II. Young, Exchange building.
BUSIMOSS CHAXCES.
FORTUNES made dally by speculation;
markets low; grasp this opportunity to in
crease your Income by successful specula
tion in grain, stock, provisions: our latest
manual mailed free. J. S. Level, banker
and broker. 2U Ilialtn, Chicago.
FOIl KAI.E-HEA1, II.STATC.
FOR SALE !)-room modern liriek In
Dundee place, on Foiost avenue; corner
lot, fi0xl.r.() ft.; east front; price, $7.fHO; a
very desirable louailou and a great bargain.
SLOAN fc TRL'ITT. 12 East 9lh st.
CLAIRVOYANT.
MRS. L. JA.MES, the well know clnir
voyant und trance medium, may be con
sulted at 1203 Grand ave.; parlors 59 and 40.
HAKES.
SAFES opened and repaired, bought anil
sold. Combination locks cleaned and
changed. IS. IIARRICAN, Expert,
Telephone [phone] East Tenth st.
TO ItCXT JIISCELLAXUOUS.
TO RENT Elegant oillces In the Journal
bldg. at reasonable rates. Apply to the
Journal Co.
IIESTAUIIAXTS.
IF YOU wan cood. old-fashion butter.
milk or cream, go to McCllntock's restau
rant, H20 Walnut street.
HOUSES AND VEHICLES.
HORSES wintered S5 per month, sent for
and returned. MARK S. SALISUURY,
Independence, ilo.
ELECTRICAL MMJCIAI.TIE.S.
ELECTRIC Telephones, Door Rolls, Bur
glar Alarms. J. W. Mason. 527 Delaware.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NORMAN & ROIIERTSON.proprlntoraot
abstracts and cxamintiH of laud titles, No,
hi East Sixteenth street, furnish dally the
trnnstLMs of real estate lllcd In tho record
er's ollice at KniiMis City, .Mo.
Notice All transfeis appearing in our
dully i epulis contain covenants of general
warranty unless otherwise stated.
January 3.
Hattle E. Weaver and husband to T.
Jl. Weaver; lot lu, (Julmby's addi
tion $1,000
David Kaufman und wife to W. C.
Mlilillettm! Inr 1IMI. lklnek I r-rmt.
.t Wlttlch'x addition
Same to same; lot S'.i, Home Park
K. A. Fussell und wir to F. E. I toff.
man; lots 21 and tu, South Windsor..
A. Turgeon and wife to S. H. Turgeon;
part lot pl. John Harris addition....
Emma .M. H.ildridge and husband to
S. A, Fns; lots 1 anil S, block ii,
Troost Plateau
F. It. Hunter to Susan A. Heaeli: lot
2! and part ot 23, block 1, Hunter
Place
QIMTCLAl.u DEEDS.
B. C. Taylor to C. A. Swentzel; lot
37. Deacon Hill Park
L. l', Ferree nnd wife to Mary J. Re
gan; lot 17, Andrews' llrst addition...
J, C. Gates to E. A. I'tibsell; lots 21
and 02, South WliuLor
TIU'STEES' DEEDS.
W II. Jones to Majors Investment
Company; lot 22, block 2, Prospect
Summit ."...iv":".:
Samu to same; lot 21, block 2, same..
Samo to S. I', l-'rary; lot 23, block !,
A. W. Conger i.nil wire Vo State' iieal'ty
Company; part nt lots ll ami K.
Idock li, Hanson & Talley's addi
tion .
Same to same; part sanie
Same to same: part Huni....
C. It. ngt'lhoff to W, W. Page; p.ut
of jots 5 and I, !', N. Smth's addl-
io,r.no
2,000
3,M0
1,500
600
1,300
1
1
1
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,500
1,000
ro
p il, Caldwell lu Carile A, Swentzel;
lot 37 lieaeou Hill pall;
ii T 'liugley to W, Akvw; lot M,
Lloel: 2, East Dundee
ii.jirge A. Taylor and wife lo J. .
Kwfer: part of lot" 9. P. A- 1'ied-
erVi-r.Vecond addition
Same to fame: same
" UIEU.
morning at 9:3" o'clock. Solemn icqulem
muss at 10 o'clock ut the Ciiuicli of Our
Lady of Good Counsel, WcMpoit, Rev, J.
T. WaUh, lelebiant, assisted by the Jte
dcmptorUt Father und Father Zcchcnler.
Interment at .Mo-im St. Mao's.
kiiim.oymk.mt Ar:n.cit:s.
CANADtAN K.MPI.nV.MHN'T OPKICR.
IMlt 11. 12th, cor. Wnlnut. Tel. 1173. Tho
hcBt place In K. C. .Mo., to find help or sit
tintlou. male or female; II years' experi
ence. Correspondence tiollclted. H.-f. Omaha
Nat, bank. Omaha; Citizens' bank. K. C.
KeTtiTr i'r. Jinny Relter passed away
Juiluu y S. At his Utu residence. No. ::
Wyundotte street, ut the ago of as ytaic.
.iuirr.il fiom the residence Thuisday
LEIIAL .MtrtCEo.
..TIllSIELH SALE -Whcleai, Jam.- N
tlnodnlti, by his .erlaln dred of, trust,
dated Mirih the Mh, IS??, mid tiled for
let old and recordid nil tlv r.lh day ot
.Maieb, ivi.t, tu Hie olllco or the rd ord r
nf deeds for Jnckson county, Mlsourl, at
Kntisns City, tu book II Ml, nt pint- fll.
I'unipypil lu (he umleislRued trustee the
folliinliig UcHctlhcd real estate, ultuntnl
In the rnuiity of Jackson, stale or .Miy
sour), lo-ult: Lot numbered nine (ill, in
block numbered twenty-two (221. In Ash-
uiuiiun iiiniiitou 10 Hie t liy Ol j,iii-.i-j ,
now Uuns.iR cits, as the same Is marked !
and designated on the recorded, plat ther. -
of, now on llle in the ollice of the tei.ird.r i
;i ucens lor said jnekson county, .sii-oiiii,
In tltist to M'ctire tiie payment ot one prin
cipal note ubd foui Interest notes, nil of
which mild notes ale fully di scribed In
said trust deed; und, whereas, there has
been der.iult in tbe Interest note falllnt;
due, elglitcdi months nttcr the 3d day of
March, isjj. and, whereas, there la also
default In tV payinrnt of the city taxes
lor the years l.v.w an. I .:ll, nnd. also cer
tain state und countv taxes, nnd aln de
fault lu the payment or certain special
taxes nnd nit iptnaln due and unpaid,
and, whereas, said deed of Host proxldes
ir default be made lu the payment ofithy
Interest notes or any taxes, general or
special when due, the trustee named In
mild deed of trust may ptocced to sell
said property; now, therefore, public
notice Is hereby given that, tit the request
uf the local holder and owner of said
nole and interest notes, and by virtue of
the power nnd authority In me vested by
said Uetd or trust, 1, the undersigned
trustee, will on the Kill day of January.
INI.., between the houts of iilliu o'clock In
the forenoon and live o'clock tn the after
noon or that day, sell the above described
real estate at public vendue lo the high
est bidder, ror cash, at the west door ot
the t'nltej States custom house, In Kan
sas City, Jackson county, .MIsonrl; said
sale to be made tor tbe purpose of paying
the amount or said notes nnd Interest duu
thereon, toeether with all unpaid taxes
and tho costs nnd expenses of executing
this trust. c. E. MOSS. Trustee.
Ilunkncr. Itlrd & Lake. Attorneys.
mi rcctirucu in iiouK II No. 212, nt page
-i.', in me oiuce or the recorder or uc-.ii.-i
of Jackson county, Missouri, at Kansas
Lily, conveyed to me, Waller A. Hunker,
trustee, the rollowlng described lands and
tenements, situate In Jackson county. Mis
souri, namely. All of lota numbered thll'v
nine (30) ami forty (t'0. In block ten (lo).
Hunker bill, as marked and designated
on pint lllcd In the olllco urorcsald, In
trust to secure the note In said deed de
scribed; and, whereas, default has been
made In performance of the conditions or
snli deed, and the same have been brok
en by reason of non-paym, nt of said note;
now, therefore, notice Is hereby given
that, as requested by the legal holder ot
said nole, I, s.iid Walter A. Hunker, trus
tee, will proceed to sell, and will sell,
at public vendue, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the said lands nnd tenements,
on the 2lt day of January, A. D. lM.
between the hours of nine o'clock a. in.
and live o'clock p. m., ut the west front
door of the United Stales custom house,
lu Kansas City, tn said Jackson county,
Missouri, to nay said Indebtedness and
expenses of sale.
WALTER A. ni'NKEll, Trustee.
Cook i-i- Clossett. Ally's.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Whereas, llrron D. Morris, grantor,
b bis certain deed or trust dated the
15th day ot April, A. I). 1SV7, tiled for
reeoid on the 2.M day or April, A. 1). l.Vi7,
and leeorded In book 11 No. 200 at page
200, In the ollice of the recorder of deeds
or Jackson county, Missouri, at Kansas
C.ty, conveyed to me. Waller A. Hunker,
trustee, the rollowlng described lands and
tenement's situate in Jnckson county. Mis
souri, namely: Lots numbered forty-tlvc
(C) and forty-six (10), In block Jium
bered thiee (3), Hunker hill, as the same
are marked and designated on plat tiled
in the ollice aforesaid, lu trust to secuie
the note lu said deed described: and,
whereas, default has been made In per
formance of the conditions of said deed,
and the same have been bioken by rea
son of non-payment of said note, now,
therefoie, notice is hereby given that, as
requested by tbe legal holder of said nole,
I. Walter A. Hunker, snld trustee, will pio
cced to f-ell, and will sell, at public vendue,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the said
lands and tenements, on the 21st day of
,f.itiuai-y, A. I). Uy'i, between the hours
of nine o'clock a. in. and live o'clock p.
m , at the west Iront door or the CnRed
States custom house, in Kansas City, in
said Jackson county, Missouri, to pay
said Indebtedness and expenses or sale.
WALTER A. IH'XKBII, Trustee,
Cook ,vt Cossett, Atty's.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Whercas. Mary V. Steele and Charles
Steele, her husband, gr.iuini-;, by their
i'i rtaln deed or trust dated the fourth day
ot May, A. D LSi. tiled for record on the
11th day of May. A. D. 1.V.7, and recorded
in book 11 No. 200, at page 375, lu the of.
In e or the ic-oider ot deeds or Jackson
county, Missouri, at Kanns City, con
veyed to me, Walter A. Hunker, trustee,
the rollowlng described lands and tene
ments situate In Jackson county, Mis
souri, namely: All ol lots numbered nine ill)
ami ten (10), In block numbered two (2, Hun
ker Hill, as the same are marked and desiK
nated on plat tiled In the olllco aforesaid,
lu trust to secure the note In snld deed
described: nnd, whereas, default has been
made 111 pciformunce or the conditions o(
said deed, and the same have been broken
by leason of non-payment of said note; now
thererore, notice Is heieby given that, as
requested by the legal holder of said note,
1, W'alter A. Hunker, said trustee, will p;o
ceed to sell, and will sell, at publlo vendue,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the said
lands and tern menti. on the firth day of
February, A. 1. iiiij. between the boms
or nine o'clock a m. and live o'clock p.
m., at the west front door of the Hulled
Slates custom house. In Kansas City, lu
aid Jackson county, Missouri, to pay
said indebtedness and expenses of sale.
WALTER A. HUNKER, Trustee.
Cook & Oossett. Ally's.
VOTICl
or
TRUSTEE'S hai ...
Wheieas, Join. II. Thompson Blat.
or, by his certain deed ot tiust dated the
second day of heiitPiuber, A. D. 1W, tiled
-.,.. ......nv.l on llle 17U1 llav ot S!in...l.u.. .
" ':."'.-" ..i't ...-. "-.: .r.-.'"".'-:-.
lOlllliy, aiisam..., .i..,...-.). an or lots.
numbered one (1), and two (21, In block
numbered tlx, ). Hunker mil. !ls ,ho
baine are, ujai n.rn mei m-FiKiiuit.il on pat
tllnl In Hie ollice uforesald, In trust to '
tecure the note In said deed described; i
aid, wheieas, default has been made In,
XtOl'il'HTO SsT.R'KllOl.UKltS-Tuo annual
i. iiiiHUiugol Hie Mo. UUoulei oj ilia Mr.
cliaulsNatloual bauu U Kansas Cliy. Missouri,
will I ludd In ItH onli v in III New York l.lio
buildlug Kausabt'ltj Mo. oil Sviuuday.ibv :.'nd
day of February. 16'J.V between tlie hours ot 9 a
lu.atul3p in , lor Hie duciloa o!U!uuui"i uuu
tiausactluu of auy uiucr biulutu that may
legally tome bufoie tlienireliug.
VY H I'l.AKKH. Pte.ldeut
NOTICE Is htieby given that the an
nual meeting of the blockboldeis uf the
Kansas Cit and Southern Lumber Co.
will be held lu room 521. Keith & Perry
buildlng, southwest corner of 9th and Wal
nut streets, Kansas l'lty. Mo., on Monday.
January lllh. 1W3. at 9 o clock u. m.. lor
the purpose of electing a board of direct
ors tor the ensuing year and consider any
other business of interest to the company,
B. N. CULVER. SH.. President.
EDGAR W. CULViat. Secretary, '
XnTtf-l.' I'll.. ,'!,.(j.,ti.'u uf.l-
hereas, Patrick U'Toole, grantor, by
Ids certain deed of trust dated the 22d
day ot August, A. D. 1SS7, tiled rr tec
ord on the --nth day ot August, A. I). POT.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Whereas, Elizabeth A. Iluuibciger (single)
grantor, by her certain deed ol trust
dated the 17th day of August, A. D. I.y,7,
tiled for record on the : SOth day of August.
A. D. 1SS". and lerorded In bonk II No
212, at page 2.',:s, 111 tho ollice uf the re
corder f deeds ol Jackson county. .Mis
souri, at Iinsns City, conveyed tn me.
Walter A. Hunker, trustee, the rollowlng
described lands and tenements situate in
Jackson county, Misouri, namely All
of-lots numbered seen (1) and eight (Si,
In block numbered four (4). Hunker hill,
as the same arc marked and deslsuatiii
on the plat lllcd in, the olllco aforesaid
In trust to secure the note in snld deed
described: and. whereas, dcrault lias been
made in performance of the conditions of
said deed, and the came lu.ve been broken
by reason of non-payment ot s iM note; now,
thcrelore, notice is hereb i;hen thut, as
ieo.it 'Sted hy ihe legal hijldt r of said note,
I, Walter A. Honker, said trustee, will pro
ceed to sell, and w 11 sell, ai publlo vendue,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the said
lands and tenements, on the 21st day .of
Junuary. A. I. It-, between the hours
nf nine o'clock a. m. and live o'clock p.
m., at the west front door or the United
States custom house, lu Kansas L'lty, In
said Jackson county. Mlsruiiri, to pay
said indebtedness nil) wnwii ur sale.
WALTER A. Ill NlvWIt, Trusteo.
Cook ft (Jossett. Ally .
ltl lui tie...--- - -' , ---- ........ ui b.iiu
deed, ruul the same have been broken by
icason ot non-payment of said note; now,
therefore, notice is hereby given that, aa
requested bs , the ega I holder of oaldiiote.
l, eaiu ..iiv. ... ,',',""v,' . 'v wot pro
ceed to sell, and will sell, at pu ilic vendue,
to the highest bidder, for cash, tho said
lands and tenein.n Is, on the 21st day of
January. -V '. 1W, between tho hours
ot nine o'.lock a. in. and list- o'clock p.
in., nt the west Hunt door of the United
States custom house, uil.aiib.-iil Cltj, lu
said Jacksun county. Mlvbuuil. lo pay
said Indebtedness and expense. 0f 'u
' WALTER A Hl'NKEII. Trustee
Cook Oossett. Ally's. K. ( Mo.
UNION DEPOT TIME CARD
tMhehosttoCllll'.Mltt,
OMAHA, hT. I.OIJI,
in:.Nr:n, nt. i'Aui.
lid. MINNEAPOLIS.
Chnlr Cnra Froo,
Dining Car.
Ticket omc, sniuta
St. and 1011 Union Av.
Ad.lros H (i tlllli. A. (1. P. A., KnssCltr.
InstructionsAll trains dally unless marked!
"V except auniUyt "s." . Sunday oulyi ',".
cepl .Saturday "jr." excstit Monday: "1." Sat
urday oulr. 1 trst column, leave; second column.
hi i lie.
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Trains Leave. Arrive).
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Atlantic cxptcss , riiUnm S:5Apm
ihleaco fast train Ell .. (:Mpm S:o0 tn
St Louis express filSpm silOam
11 .IM If It l.V NEHIIASIvA-llurlltlgtou ItoUtS
Denver A It c es:., Lin.
coin, miliums fr Ptiael
smi ml I0:.'dn riMn.-u
It C. ST. JOE A COUNCIL HLUI'i' It It
nmaliaJl.SL P. fust mail. ILOtlani 'CMnm
Imvn express Miajim 'ICrlOam
Omaha exptcss I'.f.pm 'SMOara
mvainali.. T.SOam Muxipnt
Iienvor ex. (a new train), lo.soam :.", pm
Connections Between Loarenworth aud Kan
sat CIt.r.
ClllCAUO. IlOCIt ISLAND ,t PAClt'IO It. It
Tialns Last of Missouri lllver.
F r.!K" ,",''! , xi'.wam x:pm
ihlcago limited StOpm lOiWum
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icnver, CoLs-p. j. 1'tielilu IO:M.im cnlinm
WJcliltn I. T. ,t I't Worilt r. (i.uupm v 7:45 am
MISSOURI PACIFIC It It-Trains 13a"
Mall and express T:iia m 7:apm
t"'.'. I;"11s ilav express.... lo-nn,,,,, 6:pm
Lllnlte.l iilglit express. .. r::Mpin 7:00m
I ast niallpasseiiuer CiWtim I0::am
I.esltigt'liA .s-.lallatiass. C::;im 7:Mpm
Trains West,
forfeyr P.t Colorado.... lo.IS.im 8:-.pm
Coileyvllle.t Wichita...,. Di'Alpm 7;il)aia
, ., .. .. Trams South.
.Jopl n, Ft. Scott & W'la.. sitk.am 11:3,1pm
.on n A Texas ex !0:Wam ft:30pra
JopllnJt To.vasex 7:00pm flU'am
t . , . . Trains North.
Omaba.l.ln .l.Veli.L'ltypx oilapm CiTOam
Omaha & Cen. Ur. day x 7::tJ u in 8:00 p nt
li ,: AlrU'n accoiu. ex xisunintn r:3.lnin
K. t. & st. .itHcph ox. .. liuioam Ml.ipm
K.t.. A tch. A si. Jos. ex. C:.V, pm :.V)am
KANSAS CITY NORTH WESTERN ft It
s",1,f.1';A.l.,',',,rl0"',,:'. Ttaitim ft:i-1nm
Till. U AHASII KAtLltOAl) COMPANY.
St. Louis ,. Chicago ex. .. K:00am 7:10pm
'' '' N' Llm ex... xl0:00am x6:0Dpiu
St L . Dus M & St P. x fM p m 7:00 a in
Is. t. & Chlcacuex 6:20pm 8:20am
CillCAtJO AND A LION.
Ch cago.t St. Loutsox... inula m n:30pm
t lilcagollmlted C:(Mnm B:30am
St. I.ouls.t ciilcacoex. .. HISiiiu 7:15am
h.A.NSA.S CITY. FORT SCOTT Si MKMP1US RY
lorida i-.tsi .si.iu 10:30am h:(wnm
iiati'isniiviiin .vuunion.. xlo:uua m
5:0U n m
10:45 am
10:ib.i m
7:.Vi a in
DeoDWater. 1 renin
5: 25 n m
t bcroken uccom
Stibm ban passenger ..
JoiUn ,t Nbw Orleans
M1SSOUIII. KANSAS
Texas mall
SSpin
,. x 0:00 pm
. 10:00 pm
7:05 am
& TEXAS RAILWAY
loi.Sam fuiCipm
0 (ft ll In ?:"Ji a lit
isxasexnivss
U.MUN l'Ai:il'-IU RAILWAY.
Paclllc Coast limited. ... luninm 5:00pm
Denver ,t Cal ex 7:3'ipm s:N)to
ATCHISON. TOPHItA Jt SANTA FP, RY.
i:.i-t of Missouri Hlver.
riilcigolliulteil S:2Upm S:30am
Columbian express 5:30pm l:3dpni
Atlimic express 0:30am C-.Wpm
Fort Madison local x":50 a m xb:o0Dtn
West of Missouri Ittver.
Texas express s:lftam 4:20pm
Sotitliern Kansas pass. .. I':10am 5:20pm
Ciilorado.t Utah lliu. ... P:(am f:0)pm
Calllornla Itin HMiDin 5:0Upm
Mexico & Caliroml.i ex.. 2.00pm 6:10am
Emporia pansi'nger xCJOpm xlL'JUm
Toeeuaevpress 4::pm IUI0 m
Panhandle express 0:10pm 6:25am
Ukla. & Uotlgo City ex.. . (i:2Up:u 5:lam
CRAKD CENTRAL DEPOT. 2nd anil Wnanditti
ClIICAdO CHEAT WESTERN RAILWAY
Chi., st Paul & Mlun.... 10:00am Mpiti
St. Jo, lies M. A. Chicago 7:00pm Mam
M. .In. lies M .1 Chicago 11:40 pm
KANSAS CITY, OSCEOLA U. SOUTHERN.
Clinton (c Osceola ox 5:00pm 10:20 a m
KANSAS PITY. PITTSHUKO JtCULFKY.
I'lttsb'e, Joplin, Neosho. IhWam 1:11 pnt
Accoinmodatlon India in e;30pm
Acrnuimouatlon x 7:0) p in x6:00am
Leave. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday
Arrlro .Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
CH AHO AVENUE DEPOT. 22nd St
CHICAOO, MILWAUKEE .t ST. PAUL RY
Chicago Passenger xU:0i)am 8:15pm
Chllllcottie Express n5:00pm 10:15am
IvititHM City .V Independent' Air I. lap.
Depots 2nd and Wyandotte and 2nd andWalntll
Kaunas Oily & lmlepnlpiii-i Rapid Transit
Railway (,'tiinpauy.
Depots-I5t3 S"eet Station. 12th Street Station,
9ih Stieel Station
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE'S SALE Whereas, A. II.
Coyle und -Mniy A. Coyle, his wlte, by their,
deed of trust, dated the tlrst day of March.
A. D. Ik'JO, tiled lor record the 7th day of
Maich, 1590, and recorded In the ofllce ot
lecordi r of deeds for Jnckson county, Mls
souil In book li No. 3,i2. page .'.. conveyed
to the undersigned trustee certain real es
tute lying and being situate In the county
of Jin kson, lu tho state or Missouri, anil
described as follows, to-wlt: All of loc
two (2), In A. 11. Coyle's Highland Sprlnir
addition, tin addition to the city of Kansai
I'liy, Mlssoutl, as the same is of record lit
the recorder's ollice, ot said county, which
said deed of trust was made to secure thu
payment or a certain promissory nnt
therein described, and, whereas, tnc prin
cipal and Interest or said note have be
tome due nnd now- remain unpaid; now,
Ihcrofoie. notice is lieieby given that 1.
the uiidei signed trustee, will by virtue ot
the powers lu me vested by said need and.
in accot dance with the terms and provis
ions theieor, nnd nt the request of tba
le-iil holder and owner or said nole, pro
cVed to sell the real esttitu therein de
scribed at public vendue to the highest
bidder ror cash, at tho south front door ot
tho county sourt house tn the city of Kan
sas City Jnckson county, Missouri, on tho
ii.t, ,iny of January. A. D. ISM, between
ihe hours of nine o'clock In the forenoon
mill live o'clock In the afternoon of said
iv to pay off and satisfy said note with
Interest, together with the costs and ex
tenses ot executing this trust
'ins L. TRADER, Trustee.
Wnlter V,r. Davis, Attorney.
TRUSTEE'S SALE Wheieas,
Stewart and James A. Stewart,
Amy R.
her hus-
unpaid; Uiereluie, lu consequencu of ihj
dcrault of the payment of said principal
iiole ut the request of the legal holder and
owner of the said nole, I, D, C. Howeu,
trusteo ns aforesaid by virtue of the pow
ers given, me by bald deed of trust, will
proceed lo sell the above described real
estate, at public miction, to the highest
bidder, tor cash, between tho hours of 9
o'clock In the forenoon and 5 o'clock In the
afternoon of Tuesday, the 22J day ot Jan
uary, A. l, Wi, at Ihe west front door
of the United States custom house tu Kan
sas City, In tho county of Jackson. In tha
state of Missouri, to satisfy the said In.
debtedness and the costs of executing this
trust. D. C, ROWEN, Trustee.
Dated December 1st, 18M.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Amer
ican Electric Light Company: You will
please take notice that the annual meeting
uf tho shareholders of the American Elec
trl. Light Company, of Kansas City, MIs
souil. I'cr the election of directors for tho
tabuing year and to net upon a proposition
to sell thu company's plant und prop
erty, und for thu transaction ot any
other business which may properly coma
beforo said meeting, will be held at ihe or.
..... 9 .1. n, ,.,,.. K'n 11C Sir. .......... .-
Ullll. ..,.. ... ..... .......
i. llintllt l.V s.ni...i...
Kansas City, S!o!, January'3, 1803.
ilia ivccihi t"t ,f5i inin w"- ttie urm.
I'lm business hcretofoie carried on by tho
lim will be continued by J, A. Hachmuii
it the same place. .1. A. HACH.man,
J. D. NEAlt,
Kansas City, Ma Jan'y l, -,.
NOTICE TO STOClvHOLDKRS-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of tha
New Yoik und London Electiio Associa
tion, for the puipose of electing thiee til.
lectors for the ensuing year and thu trans
action of such other business as may
legally come before Ihe meeting, will bo
held al Ihe otllcc of the association. HIS
Walnut bt.. Kansas City Mo.. Mondy,
January Hth. 1M5. 10 o'clock a. m.
'll. II. HHLER3, Vice resident,
J. O'DHIAN, Secretary,
luill l llllir ttiiuni i..i. ui uiini ui.ti'i.
Hi" ll h day of December. WJ. and tiled,
for record on the 10th Uay of December. A.
I) 15S0 and recorded iu book "H" number
::'l al page ITw. In the ollice of the recorder
of deeds In jacusoii louuiy, at ivunsan
City Missouri, conveyed to the undersigned,
trus'teh all of lot twenty-two (22). E.
Chcllls' fsursey ;f f'bellls und Dudley's
lisi addition to tin; City of Kansas City,
Jackson county. Missouri, and now sltu
iiteil'in the present corporate limits of tins
pity it Wcslport. In said county of Jack
ton tu secuie the payment of one prlncl
ti il promissory note nml Inteiest notes hsj
hi said deed of trust described, and, whero
:.', uia Mriiichial note Is now past due and
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART.
iicrhlp-Thti partnership heretofore exist,
lug between ihe undeislgned, under tha
name of J. A, lUchnuin .t Co.. whose bust,
pes lias been cariied on ut No. 511 Dela.
ware tt.. Kansas City, Mo., has been thu
day dissolved by mutual consent. Each of
the undel signed Is authoilzeq lo recelvu
j