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YHti KANSAS CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY; JANUARY 10, 1805.
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ON EVERYBODY'S LIPS
hat mr. ukamhti. tititt. unit.
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SURPRISING STORY OF THE
DAUGHTER OF A NOTED
PROFESSOR,
linn Mir llullnl llm 'itrlnlly if AH
Hit I'rlintU.
On- of Hie lrst known an. I mot Intrr
r iiii mm In tSmokljn, N. V. Is 1'iofrx
nr J. M Klwiioil, rrtilillliU nt 11 fntnoll.t
Mice! Up i i liol'-il tuliolnr unit piofw
tr Hi tlntrnilim iI.iiiKlittr i a yoitttj
lmly or tnoit ettlmtiltle ilmrupltT nrnl mts
lioy of ft lends evi miliere.
Hhc lipi'iiini fpnrhilly hpivoii itml run
ilnn n, nml HiIk vui follow ! by n mot
f-rvvre iittni'k of rit MtiiK" dunce. Klin
i.ivw tvur-o nn.l pli.mlcliiti" totiM noi
i utv lur frilie Hit illy irol well, however.
li a method vvlilih tutonlslicl rtll tier
triere!-
"It ufToH me lite wri-HtP"! piMstiro.
mid Hi- prnr-MOl, "in flute th.it tliy
ildtlKllti t who tvt ft riifferer froln tirr
vintners iiiitl Si. Xlttt' il.titii'. Hint who
van treated for :iini' iiv piomltient lilil
Mclani In llr.mltlt n without lotllt, win
rompl'tflv pun 1 ! f '"ur tn IwttlPH of
Dr. tlrrelic's Nrtvm i Mo.pcl ami li'TVO
JllaS I.LMOOD.
Such stronc evidence iti th.'" mint roil
vlncp overybodv of tlip Keiuili..' tvoith of
this Kre-tt laoillPlni' .Mr r.lwootl'', word !
as irood as Bold. v hi n ho ni.tl.p a et ttf
input p'uple know tbp .in ibippnil upon
it ,lut miipIi tellable I'luteim-nts abutit
Dr. (Ireenc's Nit-vtii.t blood and neive
temedy arp constantly appp.it inif. anil dtp
P'ople ever where have the titmoJt eon
tlilence In tills wonderful ineilleine.
They take It. ami perfect lipullh result.
ThP iiopnl.tr .MKs niwood thinks it 1 In
died a wonderful leuipily whin It will
are what all Hip skill of ot'.tcr physicians
cannot bettPtlt.
Why wnstp time In tt.vItiK tmccrtalit anil
ltntrlpil rpniPdPi, when liciv is a physi
cian's prcMTlplion. a illcut made by
the Kipate-'t IKinK sppei.tllst lit ctirltiK
liPtvous and chronic dlspjM, Dr. Grcpitp,
of 11 West I'ourtppiitli stri'pt. New York
city'' If you take this medicine ou can
consider yourself under lr iJrccnp's dl
tpct ptofpislonal caip. anil toll can con
ntlt him or uiltp to hint about your case,
freely ind ttltboiit charge This is a
Rttnrantep that this lemcdv will chip,
jiossosseil by no other niedioiitp In thp
world
BROKE JAILAT SEDALIA.
ihtip rrinoni rn ri iiiiti, ipii out or thp rct-
lih (utility .lull and .s.ifply
ot Away.
Pcilalla. Mo., .Ian. S. (.Special.) Three
prisoner.-, tiicliidln? a convicted murderer,
tunneled out of the 1'ettl.s county Jail at
a orloik tbi.-, motiiln and inade their p
i ape Tlie fugitives are -Mike Davis, the
Johnson countv nttirdprpr. scnlPiicPtl to be
hanged on .l.tuuaiy i"; William O. Wllker
soi. tlt.irKitl with biUKlaiy, and Cieotfie
Asltton 'baiKPil with forg, ly The thiep
men oiMipled the ame cell and used an
it on rail from a bed as a chisel and
fiotiffpd a hole twelvi- inches squate
ihti.uRh the thin lion coverlitK the cell
floor 1'roin that point they dug a tttrt-in-1
throtiKh tht' foundation wall Into the
jail j aid. Their est ape was not known
to ih, sheriff until breakfast was sprved.
Sheriff I'ortcr ami a half dozen posses of
deputies have bpen seareliliiK for the fu
el ics all day. .Mike Dtvls, the convicted
nuipiprcr, is a 01M11 of fongresMiiatt J.
V foiKrtll, of Ti'.as, and a. letter front
the l.tn.r , uiilulninK $10 for liavki was ic-
piv.d ,11 thi jail to-dav. Iiavls left a. let
ter ti In- 1 1 II it"liiiR Sheriff I'ortT lo for
wari an money that tnicbl b, spi t to
t .in t in- father-in-law. Dill Lewis, ai
lun . J'.ounr- county, Ark.
i'i:N"to,.
U I i it t iii. Jan. II Tin: folluwiti
ppn-
noi li.i'. lu en Branteil:
,Mi-..nri I'liomas (. Walker, Sqtllies,
lmiilrt- William II. Youiik:, I'aiileion,
t union, llattey Hmlth, llannHwl. .Marlon,
t lint es Nn.tlor, Trov, Lincoln; Datid
,1 jlitision, stnilleltl. I'linton: William i:w
litK iMltoti ('liaiitoii, James ,1. fljrtim,
CMieit'i Slielby, Joseph tSelilrinan, Kt.
j.otti St. Louis; John Bw.icl'.hammer,
Mia nose, Henry, Titab II. Wind. St.
,oui. M I.ottls; I.tzai'tis IIowpis, Dob
moo.i, DoiiKlap; Su-an II. Adams. J.ead
Mine. TJallas, Itla tio.-suw. Hi. P"lprs, SI.
I harlrs Illinois of Nl hol.w Kill, SI. I.ouls,
St l.ouis Katharlna Kiennlii, St. Louis,
St l.ouls
Kaitsiw rrnni'l Jl. Ilockenbeny, Paola,
Miami Ucoi'tfe ('. l'hane linleiiemlencp,
MontKoiiu-ry; John Scltmldliorst, National
lllitmy liontp, l.eavpuwtirth; .lullits CVa
snr Leavenworth, Lpavi-nworth; Daniel H.
?1ooip ldCPPiiM.il), Welda, Anilerson; 1s
Itftl I) ijonsei. Leaveuwotth, Leuveil
wuith. fJiortse .Messkk, Latltain, Ilutler:
Jienttewt Hoes, SteillUK, Klce; Iteason t.
Cope, namund. lllte: Alexander illulr,
DuiliiiKton, t'oftVy, James Dixon, Ittitland,
MontKOinetj . Lorcnj'o Itu. k, Valley ('en.
ter Kedcwi'i.. Wllliutn in. i man. And. lie,
Sedrwbk t'hrisiophiT limn k, i!riel, An
iiei on William lllli-, I'niu.i Wmnlsnn,
lninart of I'liatl." II .lu-t SvImi. It. no,
.Minerva A Mootc W. Ma n i,-i-uii
fasRlfeujsiEcic
PLUG TOBACCO.
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Consumers of chewing lobacco who
are willing lo psj a Ittcle more thau
tk price charged for tlie ordinary
trade tobaccos, will find te
omnd superior to all others
BEWARE Of IMITATIONS.
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BEEF SCARE IN LONDON,
CiiqlMittieii Are Mill lallttne Atmnl Hi'
Itittritittiitii'iils nf tiiiTltiin
I .it I It- KIiik.
tiOinkiii. .Inn. 0 The imillni, tat "fn
HiK or the input mi I "illl" sfPlloii of lite
IaiimIoii tlialuber of ommt-n p In AlMitoilnl
Irill has tt'tl ' brliitt out h storm n
fpltotis abui' In I'Bird Id Alnerlinn Ine-lt
and ir.'i'ltan linlnrss niptliods.
The D.tilv Telfttraplt ctnlps that Hip
AtniTlcan bpef kltiKf. after biilr nilnlinr
llrlllsli btisb.imlry, nttw coolly propose to
Ih'kp nn nldlthmal inlllloli rrom llrltHi
tniders nli'l fontiniei?. Tills fitiltilii'lil. I"
tpppnt'sl on all sldt'd.
In an Inlet view Willi fhnlriii.iii (oopef,
nf the entile et Hon or III" tendon t'liatit.
bor of commerce, he Is tinoletl as tstjliip.
"If It was merplt n iiipsllon of no nbali
incut. IIipip Is no ilniiltt tliM lln- H'lall
ertt could Iiiim' (it'PrplPtl Hip slliritloii. Hut
It i Mew nil by many tin tn.tikliiB the In -Rlnnttiir
of ii spiIpk or oilier tin roitlitm nls
of ti'.til". TIip Amerlpfllis Ku mi far iu to
siiy not onlt slmll Hip .salpsin.in lip deprlpd
of the imuiid anil a iti,irlnr nlliwntup In
fvt'iy ipiarttr of input hllliPito allowed In
oidpf to pomppiifat" rnr Hip loss bt Klnlllk
iiKp In trattslt, and in piiIIIiik up. but b'
must not nialip such an nllowiitipe to lit"
piitiiniPts. This is only Hip llrst step to
!
I
wards obtnlnlnit control td Hip market, ami
whin It Mills their finny to ponipr ItndP
"Tlio iiiifons AiiiPrlPtttis liavo obtain' d
such n hold on Hip CiikIIhIi nmikot Is Unit
thpy liaespnt mcil In It iierftftlj re(jnnl
1pss or Hip pilpe at wltlph It was sold This
was mei'ply lo cicate a ilctnanil. Hut In
so "lolm? they havf praclleally rorced tlit'lr
inpnt iiiwu Hip matki'l, and what Is moro.
they have forced KiikIMi nieut cloan out of
Hip market.
"Tlieiv are onlv two sources of innl sup.
ply avail ible ror the London innrkpt, p
clinllnw, of poiii-p, the froen ?turf. lw Is
Amerieti 'ind Hie olhrr Is Scotland. Iln
cl.tnd Itsflf is not III It at all. Th" Atnei-li-an
Impotlei hnvo Ihelr luliiclp.il irhtrni
lit Liverpool and at l)eifonl. near London,
wbeie their slock Is landed and slauh
tei'fd. "What they are almliiK nt iiniloubtpdly is
lo drive every one- out of Hip trade thev
pan possibly. In onlpr to create a monopoly.
Thev ii'iniliitc not only the wholpsnlc. but
tlie i.'ttill prices In Ametlca. At oiip tiuip
tin faiily cornerctl trade ill New York
To ovi rcoittp this Ihts lPKlsluttite was i om
pi lb I lo inliodiicp a bill lo the effect that
all :n at old 111 New York Mtale must be
l.,llttl l-i it."
II fptrliiB to Hip cost of meat, Mr. Coop
pr -.-tl'I
TV' Ampilc.tn has not to ptv ncarlv so
min It for lite piiit'litKo of meat ns the IJn
Kllsliman. It costs less to hrlns a ton of
beef from Xow York to London than It
does tu biiitfr the same quantity Horn Aber
deen to London. The native producers are
not placed on mi) tlilim like a. fair footlns
and the American paitull"ts, ip.iIIzIik,- this,
arp making pvciy Pllmt to eonttol the I3n
jrlWn nin.ik.-t. Wp, howpvet, feel that they
otiltt noi to be allowed to do so without
a Rie.tt "iriiKKic. t m.imi.iin tn.u u tno
ii.i.n- u,-i ,- renin;, lUUi'lllPI II1CV (Mil oini
the Auiirkan linporier. to Ih- old term",
b,cau-p their ini-at musi be soil '
GOVERNOR RENFROW'S MESSAGE
lie 'Iri'.ils of Oklahoma tl titers i:tliatll
ivel.t ami Itpt oiiiint nils .tinny
Important Iteroriii-.
Clutlirlp, u '1' , Jan n -(Special.) flov
cruor Ilenfrow delivered his messaRp to the
pt;sntiiio to-day It was a voluminous
doeiimtnt. eontalnitiK over 6,0) vvortls, and
tn-ated ph ttiMtlvely of the condition of
the entile tpnltoiv. The educational In
stitutions of the tPtritory aie in line con
eondltlon: neiitly lii,0ti.i i hililien aie In the
public schools, an Inctease of tn per cent
over last ear: Ii.iiik) was tecelved fioni
the lease uf st liool lands ilitrlnn Hip past
year. The can- of thp int-atie at Jackson
vlllp. 111, Is a (stent (inns' to Ibe leiil
tory ami Iip tecominpnd- the establishment
of an Insane asylum In Oklahoma. He also
leeontnietiris the cstnbllshinait of a tern
toilal histoileal lniteau moving the iiuar
antine ilnn fatther toutlr the proper ickii
latlou of the tenltorlal militia the piissat
of a law tpoui.'lmr state bunks to make
swoin stateittpnts on demand of the rov
pnior; making all cotinty bonds pavnble In
ten 5 ears and thp collection of a tenltor
lal tax of $J00 fiom all liquor seller". Ho
showed the weak points 111 (he Australian
ballot law, advising a revision and jalir
Kestctl ptirthasim,' of louiity supplies by
the commissioners from the lowe-t bidder,
and abollshltiK the fee syslem. He -poke
of the net i slty ot a law compelling all In
stil mice companies to pay the lull face of
their policies and one PMietltiK a lee from
all porpoiatlons dolni? buslnc-s in the ter
lltory. He recommended the establishment
of a school for the education of toloied
students nml teachers, and thai all per
lonal pioperty held on the Indian teseiva
tlons he made t.tMtblp lu adjai put , ountlos.
He sttoiiRly favored Immedlatp staiehood
and urKi'd the assembly to memoilallze
coitRrcss for th" passaKe ot an act Krant
lnpr statehood to the tetrltoiv. with as
much of the Indian Tetritory itdd, d ah It
was pos-lble to sei arc.
GOOD RESULT OF THEELECTION
Tim llnti-p Is It.ipltll) I'Ii.hirIni; Its Alti
tude Toward', I'liv.tlti I'i itsliiii
II1II-.
AVashinston, Jan ! - A m.irlted thaiiKP
from tin attitude ol the houic last session
toward private pen-ion bills has Item iii.in
Ifpsti'd In the Klltlm; Hils month.
rmrliiK the last term special Friday
nlBht sitting" weip held fot the lonsldoia
tion of this tlii of legislation, but so
fur as results were concerned they vvere
ntactlcallv I'i uiilet-s. There was never a
quorum In the bouse on l'rltluy night; th
Impossibility of pasin hills was soon
made tipiurent, so that the sittiiiRS be.
tame mere toimnlitles, at vvhlclt niPtnliprs
made sport with the rules and tied the
houso into parliamentary knots, to tlio
manifest aiiiuseuient of the galleries.
Pension legislation hns been titkcn up
lu a dlffeient spirit this winter. Two
l''riday night sittings have been held and
by means of a new system thlny bills
having been reported from committees of
Hip whole lo Hip house. At the 111 st sit
ting sixteen bills were reported to tho
house and llfteen have been passfd; tho
tetond sitting leportcd fourteen bills. This
pt obi ess has been mnclo possible by the
adoption of a new plan somewhat rei lp
rocal In Its features. Tho toll of mcmbPis
Is called and each member present, at the
call of bis name, is permitted to brins up
ono bill In vvhlclt lie Is Inter- tted, which
U voted upon after the house has listened
to his explanation of Us merits and dis
cussed It tliern Is any tleslro to do so.
The pressure upon the pensions commit
tee to secure LkIsI ttlon Is becumiut; very
lamorous, as It alwus does when the
,-iul of a congress apptoaches and many
i lutiiMiits Hud their deslies still uiitullilled
LABOR ARBITRATION BILL.
'Hit rn SteiiiH tn Itu ,i (iin.'r.il J.iiki'tiiirnt.
nt'k ('him rriilttt; tltu llitti.i'
t til 1.
Wnt-liinalnn. Jan. '.' Disappointment m
cvtii. ot by iiii'inberH c,f tlio bouo who
i.tvur Hit iirbitiiitltin bill ovt-r the lit. K "T
liii'rii,t inuiilti'itt'il by the p.titlt nn.it
alti'tvil by II IIlIiiid the holi.l.u h uivii.t
liuim ivtrc sent to m.tny pionilntnt l.tbur
Kuikr.-,. olIU la Is of inllioail ort,'.uiUiitlims,
anil rallto.nl innnniiU's to prinni their
vltivs tu the euininlttce mi l.tbur Nu le
pone hu t-t bten rocelvocl irom nn
oiin of tlit-sv nun, to that thi- In-iirliio
vthit'h vvere tu have begun till:, v,t-elv nml
wete i-Jtioctti Id be IntereMhitf unil valua
ble n-hfllonn '.till piob.ibly be ubtuUoneil
Chairman Mi (liinu will brlntf the bill up
m toiiiinltlte fur u vote, however, unil
obtain uu i-siirenslot) upon It. ilr Mo
(laim hi) 8 HiR'lt labor lt-mleni as he has
tnl'KCil with are nut strongly In favor of
the ini-aturi' 'fliey exprtst illstrust nf two
fiaturci of it, the establishment of a pet.
manenl eoinnilkBioii nntl the authority
KlMit tho totirbs to enforce the Juilismi'iifJ
uf the tuimnlhslun. tlbjietlou tu tht. I list
pioyblou U tliaf tal.u lo.l cotnmluilonera
may llml It more to their Interujitii lo favor
I all load corporations limit the working
men utnl may become; biust-.l b i nu eir-cmnstaniei-
The power Slv-n tu . coiuts
Is haltl to t-.tv)!' eoniiulw.ry ui lallun,
ivhlt'li Is neni't.illy tuipopuliii i" iwnlk-lli'-inen
ulllionuh tliu le it , - ,. ilU bo
iiiforeeil but lur it bltort tun,
Tlicie is a posbiblllty that tit. I ' will lie
eportij to tnc House Hi an amended
form,
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Vl Ail If & S f U BT OI,cc Wc kccP a thoroughly organized force in our Mail Order De-
X V ia K JL4 V flxJL- B-M mrJ partment, and all orders with which you favor us will be executed with
utmost care and attention. If for any reason the goods arc not entirely satisfactory when you receive them at your house
they may be returned to us at once and we will refund money or exchange for goods, as you instruct.
Lot No. i.
(3'ic
V c
83,'C
10c
or 5c Yard.
Cambric, Xnlnsook uiul Swiss IMrom,
vctrilt i;i,f. 7!i s l-3c and 10c. will b
Mold at ono pi Ice,
5c Per Yard.
Lot No. 3.
10c
12'ic
15c
For 31c Yard.
Cambiic, N'nliisook ami Swiss IMkp",
from the ntrrowesi t 2 linhes tvldf.
worth inc. LI'lc nud IBo. Tin' lutti'tns
nrn all new ami pretty. Your choice of
the lot
8ac Per Yard.
Lot No. 3.
12!ic
15c
19c
Cambric. Nainsook and Swis ICiIkIurs
ami Insertions in this lot worth ia'..c,
15c ami l!)c ihe best valuer wo have
ever olfereil f..r Hit? inonoy.
10c Per Yard.
;xactly Half
Beginning this morning zve zviU bcin a Clearing Out Sale
of cverv Cloth Jacket and Coat on the third floor.
These annens are every one neiu (his season. The styles
arc the best, the cut and finish the latest, and there s not a one
but that is desirable and not a one but that is worth more than
tzuice as much as is asked. They are lo be sold at exactly one
half the actual former retail price.
This selection embraces Ladies', Misses' and Children s
Short Jackets and Long Coats,
Ladies' Lone; Coats
That were $iooo will be.
That were i 2. so will be.
That were
That were
That were
That were
Tl;at were
That were
That were
That were
That were
1 3.50 will be
1 ;.oo will be
1S.00 will be
19 00 will be
20.00 will be
23 00 will be
25.00 will be
3S.00 will be
Ladies'
That were $ 1 1 .50 will be
That were 1 5.00 will be
That were
That were
20.00 will be
25 00 will be
Infants' Caps.
livery White Silk Cap that we have in this department will be
sold at Exactly Half former Retail price.
o. 39 Caps will be $ . 'iO
. 75 Caps will be V
1.25 Caps will be (Hi
1.50 Caps will be 7?
3. 50 Caps will be . J. . 7 J
.j. 00 Caps will be 12.00
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EXACT SIZE FtKltjO!
TIidMKIJCANTILE IS TIIR FAVORITE TEX CENT (JI(JW.
For sale uv ail I'lrtt-class Iirnieik. ManurautnrtM by the V. It. IIU'15 3li:ill).Nln,K CIC.AIt
i, 1'actors Nu 301 ht, l.ouls, Mo. Ciua. V I.AMit, Wcttcrn Atjt. Wl I.ytlln Ave, K'aj. City
ljlitKiriollSt 1) V ltiror.it. I'reslclont
' UiMtvC KUMIT, Vlcu 1'rej-
Foreign J)ml'ts Issued on
YOU WILL REALIZE THAT "THEY LIVE WELL
WHO LIVE CLEANLY," IF YOU USE
SA
Daily Journal
WHITE EVENT!"
Greatest of All Annual Sales
ROIDERIES
Hold Here Will
M. IHVO Jt--V w. 1 Mini is.
Lot No. 4.
IJFor I2lc Yard.
fi2ic Per Yard.
Lot No. 5.
22
r For 18 Cents.
!25c
29c
Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss IMces
.mil Insertions, worth "2'2c. 2Tr nntl !c,
nil new, pretty patterns Tills la one
ciC the finest lots lu the sale.
I8c Per Yard.
Lot No. 6.
1 For 221 Gents.
Cambtlc, Nainsook and Swiss IMfjes
and Insertion?-. Some v-prv ilnlnty (mil
lino patterns as well as the very showy
one" Worth 23c, 2i)c j:;c ami :13c. Your
choice,
22ic Per Yard.
$
.7. 00
(. 4
7 -JO
S.JO
fKOO
u.fjo
.10.00
JJ.;70
JX.oO
17. JO
Jackets '
$ J. 7 J
7. JO
J 0.00
, I'i. JO
Cambric, Nnlnsook nml Swiss IMrcs j cmnliilc, Nnlnook nml Swiss I-Mrpm
nntl IiiPiiUins. The KtlRliiBln the lot ami JtisprtloiiH In 11 very law lamrc ot
tun Iroin ' to a Inches wide; all vn.V ow pattenis, pome very novel designs.
slKhtly patterns; sniiie wilh cxlr.i wide nml vvtirtli S.V, !lilc and He. I'tico In this
matglii. Choice ot the lot , opening' Mile,
NATIOIAL BANK
New York Life BuiUlinjr.
It IJ. f visaroN, I'.iahler U A. MrKiuiien
i )l Kvup. II J, Uucke, S. ,S. btii-M
all Parts of tho Old World.
POLSO
!5c Week.
INCLUDING
SUNDAY
TODAY!
Lot No. 7.
1 For 25 Gents.
25c Per Yard,
Lot No. 8.
40c
45c
50c
IFor 33 Cents.
Cainbtlc, Nainsook ainl Swiss KiIkcs
nntl Insertions, very handsome patterns
nntl excellent valti". worth 10c, ljc anil
DOc. OpenliiK sale price,
33c Per Yard.
Lot No. 9.
I For 45 Gents,
Cambric. Xain.'-ook anil Swiss IMkch
nml Insertions, new dainty patterns,
never shown before this season Wotth
I'-c, 51c nntl C9c. OpenliiK sale price,
45c Per Yard.
Children's and Misses' Long Coats
That were $ 6. 50 will be $ 3.2 'J
That were S, 00 will be J-. OO
That were 9. 75 will be .87
That were 1 2, 00 will be 0.00
That were 25.00 will be J.2.J0
Children's and Misses' Jackets
That were $ 5. 50 will be .$. 7
That were 6. 50 will be ,"?. 'iJ
That were 7. 50 will be 3. 7
That were 9. 00 will be at. JO
That were 1 1.00 will be J.JO
That were 1 2, 00 will be O. OO
w
te
Our usual White Goods Sale will not take place until
the latter part of this month. Our preparations for this sale
have been the most extensive for many years.
Furniture
Solid Oak ItcdriKJin Suits, SV.'.aO, for.
Snlitl Oak Iteilroom Suits, Ma. (Ml, for
Curly Hire h lletlrtnini Stilts, sl7."i, for
Ilirtl s Ilye Maple lledrouin suit, Ssjt for
Mahii'fanj' llctlroutn Suits, $17.1, for
i. piece I'. trior Suits. $l'i.oo. for .. , .'
laiii-v Kalian Chairs, SI" W. for
1 .iiicv White antl liolil l'r.imc Kuslt liottom
I ancy Hilt Itci-uptiou Chairs, M5, for
Iiiitl f K.yo .Maple l)ruser, $ti7,,Mi, for
Mahogany China Cabinet, 450, for
)ul I nimi Cabinet, S'.'O, for
Carpet Department.
lieiiinants of All Wool Two-ply (. arpets, worth 75c antl SSe yard, your
for, yartl ,
A 11 Wool '1 v o-ply Carpets, worth 7,"e, for
Tapestry l!ru.ssels Carpots, worth sac, for
SVien's Underwear.
The interesting sale of Men's Underwear still progresses
idea ol prices:
Men'h Derby l'lbbccl Merino rntlervvcar, was 7.1c, now
Men's Derby l!tliht-tl Merino .Shirts anil Drawers, were SI, now ,
Kino rcgulur iiiado All Wool antl Merino Underwear, was S'.'.SO, now..
Doctor Henderson
,- nr.,1 in i WkI
ifa Tha )I1 JtfllabUi Ilin'tor. f)ilet III Ar,; f.iinKeiic I.iinlti'il. A ItepulM
M tirailu.ito in .MiMlUlnr. Ovtr :n Year hpei'lal I'litctlie.
2A Authorlzca by tlio State to treat CHUOIIC. NCRVOUScm! SFCOIAL DISUSES. Ciirs
W fruTiiunteitl of inouty ltlumlcj. All nieillilnea Mrnl-heil n-uily for ue. No tlcien-
Jv r,A. .-..t. ,:.7. ,. . Ji.,t,Lj t. .. ,ll .,....., tr,.nl, Itvmnll utat.ivi re. Ml'tttclnel
mittttn-vvlieri ',VoJroiOBaMor'urcal:aao. C'lii.r;' lo. OYiravmo pases cuml. Apuuti
Mpcricucouiiiliiiporttiiitr t.tatoyoiircaoauiit,uiltortcrms, Cousultatloa H'fruB nnU codU-
.i :..i I niti,..,.,l.ll .tilut l.ilrr i
SeminarwSnkriesTiind Sexual Debility, SS?B5
E
uiauliooil,
acit
rocIticuiBlO'i'iei.iilinnle'iamlblQti.'hfiiintliorafe.rmuesoii'iouiiio ueau, paiui in uu, mu
n.cdiawsuu.lfomcttulni.a.bashtulucsis. uvemion tu hoticty, losj fit fcexuat povrer, loss ot
booiL &c . i'urt dfer life. Ic.iijhUipuUn,''nWiii't. lefcioroio mi'iiiaiiitT,ii-iiwmBtii
brala power, caUr0"i uutlhUouBlbea ,cau parts uuU laaUo you lit lorumr.lutv.
C,,-.I,:i:c tlnttcrrlblotUscaso, iitiUitsDCf.:rt-nre permanently rurcn witaoui
byplllHS, orH nml ftaifcs eurril fur33LriCLUI t. laUbli., ruitlns, bouglM or
lire. Hloo.1 1'olscinlntr. Skin 1)1 ensf , Ulcers 8 founcls. Ku lnln, no csposuie. l'atieu, caa
r'i""?,',;"...1, ;,..u.;J,,.,Ii,i..Aiu,.iiri..i ,.r!m .i:.- 'riio Great ti
nmevrVfuadT'd "u"" '-""-'
5'Oi.t-y rtiu uut-u. , n.i,i,im,
1" Bum.mi, V"V,' -",---; I
llfe-lll:o moduU oiul wax ilguros deepl Impress
CiJ?MKSffly53UA,'Anfci.fc tch I
h. w. wciodwakh-
T. A.
l-CMO!.'
wt.-v true to lite, vitii jun tiebcnptuiH a iuiiuui-) c. iv,u. Mu b,.v,.-..-.i
abova dlcaies tho ehectu ami cure, sent bpabifewtlosis removo fever oml pain In joints t J
liltlUooUumluuserU3Cornutlon3. h.JtUMainp for circular. 1 ,,cUui.'B.
Pros Miiceum of Aliatomv S"r"? 'sHS aT.-.
WOODWARD, FAXON & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
iHCAlEKH IS PAIXTS, OILS ASlt miASa.
1206 and 1200 Union Ave. (Near Union Dtpt), Kansas City, Mfc
of
Lot No. 10.
For 50 Cents,
59c
65c
75c
Cambric, Nainsook nml Swiss IMrcj
nntl Insertions. The best value ever of
fered by lis. AVorth Me, 63c ami 75c.
I'i Ice In this opening sale,
50c Per Yard.
Lot No. 11.
Thousands of y.ittls ot llntchoft Sots
in Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss, In
dainty patterns for Infants nntl Chll
tlien, and In the more elaborate tlcslfrns
for Misses nntl Ladles, some beautiful
novelties In Matched Sets entirely new
this season, all nt special prices for this
opening sale.
Lot No. 12.
A full and complete lino of Cambric,
Nainsook and Swiss, all over embroid
ery, In pretty, ilnlnty patterns, all 22
inches wide, and excellent valups at l.'c,
C5C,' 7Gc, 51.00, $1.25, tl.CO and $2.00 per
yard.
Goods.
Offerings.
S 14.00
. 37.50
. 125.00
. 50.00
. 115.00
. 29.50
10.00
II.OO
. 22.50
, 55.00
. 35.00
. 75.0O
, . . . .
Chair, S30, for..
choj
ce
,37'jc
...5Sc
-62'jC
-here's an
50c
69c
...S2.00
nth Street. Kansas Cltv. Mo.
'l'lto Great TurltlsU
8 KI1CU ItlUUWI I jtUonuiatlti Cure. A
Sfciitii'. !tii!U. Tho freatcst dlsi-nterv In tb
-.:, . . - .T7ill "n.,.. .1... t,. a ;nltof, ,.
tho uiladj a tcbuol of lu- j suntfjy 10 to 13.
l'l forfeit Ar bS.c. .., Mat .
FAXUN.
J. a MORTON.
tf iiiiiiiiiiiuh
WE
MAKE
Our own prices on
Pianos we sell. We
buy for cash and get
price concessions
not obtained by
other houses.There
fore it's a reasona
ble proposition that
we sell Pianos lower
than anyone. Come
and see compari
son shows it plainly.
J. W.
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M m M mm. M MM a. T
: 921 C -u-. H
MAIN ST. Z5Ca5B
niiici jfttiic ;futc in fwninis run.
tflgmaimriigmiimrimmm
Oldest and Original
NO
CURB,
NO
PAY!
DR.WHITTIER
io West Ninth St., Kansas City.Alo.
Lraclluii nml Successful Specialist In fllood,
Nervottt antl Urinary Dlteatos,
M:iloi)- i)i;itll.l : V, with Its many
Iglnomy svinptotns. cttretl,
l.ttM' vriAi.HY tunnancntlv restorml.
SVI'll I l.ls Lttreil Itirllre vvttliout mercury.
UlllNAICV lIsi;Asi:s cured quickly ana
tliorotiRhly.
viii: all o mints i'aii. consult Dr. H.
,T. Wltlttlcr and receive tho candid opinion ot a
physician or experience, sltlll aim Integrity. So
nrotnlbi's made that cannot be ulllllcd.
.mi:du;im:s tnrnlshed at small cost, and
sent anywhere healed. Treatment NliVlUt
M;xr r'. o. I).
J'Jtin: consultation and urinary analysis.
rjlTTnii1 to health and emerRenclos, sealed,
JJXUVJ for ti c I'tits tliiinps. Ulaahs Tree.
Call or address In contldonco
Dr. H. J. WHITTIER,
lOIVcst Ninth St., KANSAS CITV, M(
IS THE BEST.
FIT FOR A KINO.
CORDOVAN.
rRENCHACJAMtUED CAIF.
'4.35? Fine CHJ&KANCARoa
3.sppoLICE,3 SOLES.
?-' EXTRA r INC- '-
S2.l7BOYS'SCHMtSH0Ei
LADIES.
. FUnFoncATAior.iir
WL-DOUGLA3,
DROCKTOHJUVSS.
Over One Million People wear tbo
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They kIvc the best vnluo for tho money.
They equal custom Shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities ere- unsurno6eed.
The prices are uniform, stamped on sole.
From $ to $3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply j ou no can. Sold by
".". A. AltllNIls, inil Minnesota Ave.
.IM.Ii:.N i:.(il.K, -. VV. ir. Ilth nml Main.
11. T. lltlA'l , .". Ill Vl.iln SI.
'. M. IIAII.N. ir,',':i(irunil Ave.
ItOlTsCII llltds.. l:t:i:i innnl Ave.
I'lii:l I'KIH",, lill'.l'j prliif.-llilil Ave.
THE DEPOT
PHONE Carriage and Baggage
IS3
OR
132?,
cowspArJV',
bevcntli nntl ltro.itltv.iy,
KA.NbAS Cll V, MO.
The Vultl J'irslcluss
tilultlrs In lite VtlJ.
i:.M, I'tlWIUls, OI'K.V DAY AX1) NIGHT.
Ptetlilom and Manager.
No Extra Charge for Night Work,
Always call us up when In need of a Carriage
or a l.iRi;ago Wagon.
DR. GIBBS'
Specif!
CUm I 'ui'-a set nlttlii, Ccrmn
RU. I. unit uIIIiIikmI nml .klnillii'iics
fisu'i; isi.ok.
W.L.E
jpca-jji ii . ijjN
8S5r"r"tj
c!H I
m-Jmmi
eJ5oB
7bbI
till
Cnor-illr- Mn 9 n'itr.s i:iiiriv umi all
SpeCIIIG nO, Ci Atlitxoiih iiisI:.vsi:n. I
5 fjtit'i: si.oo. -
Specifl
f Nn 3 UUltlW tVm.ilr U'rul.
w ...
unil uiul illhi'iifci-K nf vtouitli,
ficici: i.tio.
Medicines sent to all points sn-urely (.ctletl,
on receipt of ntieo, tilvuiill sjiiiptoms vvlier.
ordtrini; uv mull, t'ttrrt'ttpoutlt'iito Cuullileif
tlal, sciuihtumt for botiUlet,
CONSULTATION FREE AND INVITED,
Ofllco hours!) to 5; 7 to 8. .Sunday 10 to L
PILES CURED OR NO PAY,
XH. GIBBS cfe OO,,
10 Went Ninth St.. KANSAS CITY, -M(,
DR.
McCREW
H TUB OM.V
SPECIALIST
Will) 'IIIK.VT.S Al.li
PRIVATE DISEASES,
Wiaknosutul Din
orders of
MEN ONLY
llwry Curo Cuarantct'l,
-c )fr'expHrifmi.
Uuuw fki:k:
a.W Cur.'JihiV MlIfi tti,
ut it) jiui
Iltiy your I'laim dlret-t from the manufacturer
and have dealer's jitollt. lle-,1 UuulliiiS 1'lagsat
tliu fnlluulni; very low prices;
U. b. KegtiUtlou I'Ijus-SIl, f.'raeaclt; Uft,
UU.; 7 It., WtW: b ft, lluo. 10 ft.,14W. U ft.
1475; II ft.. i75; itl ft., ilu.75. Larttsr Uoi
tjluu proportion. Addtesi
C J. JIAKBIt, 101 W. THIRD ST.
KANSAS OITV MO.
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