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11 Tin? KANSAS CITY .TOUKXAL. SATURDAY, ATOIL 0, 1805. K OJLK IHillsE AMcHUHEHTS. Cidimii rri! on tii!vi.io.v or ciiv t ll.liil:l! o.m fl.c r t:n lis uoitH, Miitrr Work llniiil", l'iuk nrtil t.lri-1l Section" tlic Only On Aitupliil -.n IMtly llltt'ttim li Mnr lilntl. ti- a vote ot to the -Mf tf - i romMlllee limited Ihf qtiftlon to imluvit lo the iwople lo (hr' '' ' ,h" i l meetlns Jteld trt th alike of thr I'.iar.l I uIiIIb ttork rtrtlrty the Mine v t the city eouliIor was Instruct nl t. i I nt n ordinance U i'inlrs the mm- i.a-ed upon and h n-e l( ready t hi" i.ii-t contenU-nce tut potlil meoi- tit I me council mm no "immi nnu inu in ho nxcd for Ti three qurstluiK t . th- council wilt i iilmcni, the ia' . .i I I he one )ro 1 !! 10 rJnc ihu latnf thnft Map Jfi. . 'll.il lll III' Ki'ilt II..' WfttCr IVOfltH i ..irl iiitnilmin . i liy Councilman . nau m I ii I mum In I i . hartcr from J3 tv .". i'..iintiimit Drown i. i.avorfd to secure f i..t.iblc action on his innimrnt for the i.iubc in the mrtho'i of n.imtng the police Iji.m. AMi-rnum Hblnnlck Inlenwscd n I "ii that the comtntttee hear and con- i , no more amendments and report on I iik and water work tneaanrax nloite. 'i vote on thl motion was Hhlnnlck and i .. .i for and Brown and Kldwell aKiilitnt. (i. hi man Wyne voted Willi his political .. iiti", and then Mr. llrown called up ., - ii.litc board ineaure. It provldeH that tin iiiior, prliii at of the upper home uti ..pi-aktr of tnp low.r house Hhull mn n.niic tho hoard of police cornmiKSloncn, ii :i 1 that not more than hulf of the otlteers in. 1 i ,i:rolmt-i appointed shall be of one , ' :; hi mini, .lrmnh 8hlnnkk opposed this ntnend-ii- u no the ground that it would hot he i i..l If adopted. He contended that the ir. i nnnot abolmh the state board h- the ii i.iitri of .i charter amendment, lie I City Counselor JioziolJc If this was lit.' ii,c fneL Mr Itomtelk- thouirhl It would not be ,.l, i if adopted. He did not discuss the mi" r from this standpoint, hut called in t' '.i .in to the cupi-nite Involved In the Iir.p.inu of the amendments and sucnestd t' it they should lie limited In number, II- 'i lei tloned the validity of the proposed uiii' tiliiiont, even If submitted and ratified. Tu.-ii Councilman llrown took u;i the ctid n. i a:. d said he had good leanl nuthorlly t i' it could be done. Itc said his object i . Ui take the police out of politics. l h-rmen l'lillilps and Shlnnick ridiculed t',.- statement and claimed that the object Sir. Kronn had was to Feeure control of tie police In order to maintain control of K in-.is City. "If you did el the thlntf tliroui.li and It was leRnl." said Alderman riiiihpi. "n'lint Kood would It do? UouM a board ot that kind help the situation any ' You would ha.ve a complete change In the force cery ifme there was an elec ta :i. just as they have In Kansas City, K i" " What would b tho difference?" aiked Sir. llrown, hotly. "We will have a ltepub 1. in governor next time anyway. l"ou should not forget that." If vou do." said Sir. Phionlck, "will that ki ip the force out of politics?" 'y. " "Hav do you fljrure that out?' "Hi . ause the Itepubllcan party stands f ir i;M,id tro-ernment," was the retort. N. i fitPloHs the measure was defeated, .A: !' man Wyne castlnsr the decldlnn vote .. tin. negative on the ground that it w..,.; 1 be bad law and bad policy to submit it. '1'ho license measure was then offered and bv the tame vote was added to the ordinance at a separate section. Wi.n the committee assembled. Presi-1- .ii .Meyer, r the park board, submitted th' I'r.ift of the park amendment, as It was tlnallv deckled to offer It by the board. There was only one changu of Importance in the draft. In nearly all particulars its provWom have been published. The sec tion i oniyrnlng the Issue of special tax certificates was amended to provide for their Issue In series. After all who wish to pay In full after the assessment for any spi'Miii- park or boulevard, have paid, or th lMy day limit has expired, the certlft i a . for the balance of the whole assess in' i.t !s to be expresiul in these eertill iui , in denominations to be llxed by or uinai. e. Thev are to be numbered from um io the highest number, provided in the orlmance, as of series A, for instance. Th y are to be registered and subject to all whenever the funds collected by the t'.asurer on the special tax are sulllclent f. r their cancellation. The section pro Mdes for at least semi-annual distributions of dividends. 8 tlon a was amended so that It shall be within tho power of the board and council to assess mom than one park dis trict to pav for a park or other Improve nvnt when the park, parkway or houle iji i l.eiiellts more land than Is contained tn "i, district where the Improvement Is 1 I made. 'Wher. for Instance, a hoiile- ii , - laid out along Fifteenth street, and .lur.iovement Is wholly In one district, "-. n irth line being the dividing line be v . n two districts, the district north of in -neet gets (is much benellt as the one s'- ii'i and rbe board wants the power to . - both. ' M motion of Alderman Rhlnnlck. after i w featured of the draft had been ox- t I and dls.usse.l, the amendment was : . 1 as section 'i of the proposed or- i .1.' calling for th speilal elettlon and ibmlssion of the amendment lo the t ; The. water works amendment was 'iic published in full in the Journal i ntlv. It was also adopted and will be etlon 3 of the ordinance. Then tho i aittee sparred for a time and finally lined hlne rile, with only thu . license i' 't. r added. The mayor will probably be , I t.i call a t!clal meeting of the cntm- i l .Mondny night tn tnke up the amend. If Sir. Itozzcllo '.m tinKh the or- , In time, this will be don. He . . rt l;.i wp-ild be ready by that time, tmk niatnso isnoKEx. Mv.n fMiplcs "IVIio lo Sot Uolfrve I'rldiiy Is an Unloetty luy. rday was a record breaker In tho i 'i.-e ll.euse line at thr unuity n- . '. ollice In this el'y. Beveu couch I for and rtcelv I lkeiit-es, This phelioin.po! n'. r or applications i known on that iii.it the evidence Fridoy superstl nj tininlsiakable lerurdk of Jack- untles. It Is sel- i 'lay, lae ia 'ihere is w- i universal ' Hi upon pi ihe marriage . I'mtv and othe liiat there are in uian two appu- . I i on Friday in this city. h, never tho government wants the i. . t trustworthy article and the best In i ..itv It prefers the iioyal, as this brand i.iuid to be superior to all others In ,nina power by tho oillclal chemical , -. made at the lnstunce of the Bovern- - '.in tliu agricultural department, at i 'ungton. Heaths nmi IunemlB. T: funeral services over the remain a ot ii org.. IX Ulna will take place this after I,. me. at a o'clock at the late home of tho ! a.-i.l, 110B ullve street. The remain e. b. taken to li.trdolph. 111., (or burial. II ..o, 7C years old. Th funeral services over inc. remains of iTai-.e Uantlicr, who committed suicide at Willaru hotel, 313 West .Ninth street, i held yesterday afternoon at the Un dei ..king establishment of Htowart. Car r .ii a. Smith. Jr. Vassar oBlclaleiJ, The 1 .rial was In IMilou cemetery. The funeral services oier the remains of U orgc Homhack will take place ttt after. no m at the Wagner undertaking estab. i hment. He diet Wednesday nlsrht at hU tome 51 (Irand avenue. He was ;1 years II. The burial will bo In St, J'etcr and I'.iul's cemetery. The f uni ral services over the remains of ' Irew Ackers, who died yesterday morn i. r. win take place to-morrow ufternoon lit o'i lock at his hume, 173I Highland ave. ru He was M years old. The burial will b in Union cemetery. I'ubllo .Sellout Nolo, Professor I. 0. McNeill yesterday at. tended the fctalu bo.ud of regents' roeeUnif at Warrensburg. The literary societies of the hlali school Ii. 1 1 their regular meetings yesterday eft. cijioon, the sessions laitiug till & o clock. The Westport teachers' Institute will be hll this mornliiK at the Westport high j. Iiool, I'rofeesor I. . Me.S'elll will ledum ticfori: the institute oil the "Subject of the U' citation." TIi.. freshmen ystiiUy morning run. er"d the following programme before the titih school: Harp solo. K. U. WhUe, tba ningeht freshman of them all. Kssay, The Uescribed Contemplation of an Ah. -.orinully limitative Schoolboy jaul Hob rts, recitation, "Mice ut I'lay," liereiiieo Ch.ns: nlano xolo. Ituth ijeiitrc: "RcHfeo- .'uiih of a Freahmiii." ilaillc Lee Heukj liUHoii. "Auntie Doleful' Visit" fehjlr), .Mui. tiosnell; piano solo, IMwur.l Kelley. j i'refedsor liuchauan. nrlnclnal of the high ; hool, yesterdai received a uommuul .i- s"4 s's r' n bvuvvj SM tHUUI'LU.I .Mars., that, on condition of the high school tubinittlnff papers ou the subjects ( Krnli O.rnian and physiology. In a.i ii .lon to the papers already gubinllted to th it :oll. ge, the huh jtlij il ttudent of this c.ty will heieafter 1 l'tmltled to that coll, tie free of examination, tjnuth lolhge I- a oll'-ge for ladles, and several of the Ji-li school girls uitcndiiiij there havv Jiia.ie ibleudld records. ,'on iroiu Bniiin s college, aouinamptoii. MR, L, E, JAMES ILL Hie t'oiill.leiillnl Mtnrney of thr. Artunur I'ttckltiB Ciuiipiiiy I, lug nl Hit Point lit Hnilli In li-tii'. .Mr. t K. Juttirs, for many "iirs the conriilcntliil attorney of the Ainn'ir, rack In iVmpany, n I one ol the lent known 5'iunit IntslneFs men of the in.. Knn.ir CKys, l lying crltl ally III at Ualveston. Tex. He was tnkni to that pla' recently suffering with n pompllcatlon of trollblis Miowing nn agernvatd ttmk of grip. The change of limale has fall' I to bring the hi tiellts hoped for and his (rii nds fear he may not recover. Mr. Jatnes has lived In Kansas Clly. Ka for many jcars, and has been en trusted with Hi" cure of tnan tmporlant Interests of the eomp-tny he represenis. He l married and has three small children. His hom is at Tenth strpet and Haskell avenue, Kansas City, Kas. W.Mtli's II. Mil Will I UMNO. lie S.U It Is I'o. .Il.li line In the Iil.il of the lllllinoil I il-e, Hon. Mucrne F. Ware Ihe nnct attornev of Toprka. was In tile clly yesterday morn ing, bin left .lining the forenoon for a trip through Hie northern part of the slate, lookint; after some business malters. .Mr. Wate Is u recognised literal)' man as well as attorney, and has established a Wide and honorable reputation for the versos he has contributed to the various publications of the land. During the past year f I lends of Air. Ware hme noticed that his hnlr was whitening very rapidly, although he Is not an old man. Speaking ot tho growing whiteness of his locks yesterday. Sir. Ware explained that It Was possibly the result of attending the eelelnateil lllllinoil Insur ance ease that was on trial for six Weeks before Judge Thomas at Topeka. He thought that was a full explanation for the whole affair. Mr. Ware Is a very enthusiastic Ksiisnn and Is hopeful of n prosperous future for the state. He says Kansas Is the most picturesque stale In the L'lllon, and While so many thousands lmve deserted It for other lands with less hot winds, inc same people love that state and will all move back Just ns toon ns the question of Irri gation Is once settled. "What a glorious state we would have with the question of nn unlimited water supply onee assured," he said yesterday. "The people love the state. There Is some thing In the atmosphere. In the winds that blow over the prairies. In the waving grass that carpets the Holds and In the beautiful landscape visible from every hilltop that makes the traveler at once feel at home ami long to return even years fitter he has left and gone to oilier surroundings. With Irrigation the state would be tno most boundless in resources, the richest and most attractive In the l'lllon and wo would have nn Immigration that would outclass anything ever seen in tho land. "Tint the stale is great and grand and glorious without the Irrigation and the peo ple are coming hack to the state to Join hands with ns again. "The Chase Investigation has opened up at Topeka and ts quite as attractive ns Willie Sells' circus. The people arc going out In large numbers to hear the evidence and Itepresctitative hall Is crowded at each sitting of the committee." A DKI'I'Alll.i; I'tlKIM', That Is AVIiat the County (Jotirt llousp Varil Will II.) ATler Arbor Hay. Anybody who wants to make pictures ot the costly new Jackson county court house as It now appears, would best hurry up, for the opportunity to get an open view picture of the big gray stone building will be short. This Is so, bccaiiie all the county officials are going to observe Arbor day this year, and when they get through setting out all those trees around the couit house It will be surrounded by a forest. This Is the plan now, and already men are at work Surrounding the court house yard with big holes resembling very much those earthworks Judge Stone nnd Colonel Wa ters tell about huving fought each other over around Vlcksburg. Ilverybody seems pleased with the Idea, of having the court house hidden In the shade except Jim Chase, the veteran deputy circuit clerk. The lat ter says: "Those fellows will kill all the blue grass In the yard," and ho wears a deep, dark flown when he sees the turf he h.tw watched over and nursed so faith fully for yens being dug up In many places to make room for the trees. CAatu in;i;i: to ;t;r worn;- airs. Jiintcs Mclloylf, Whoso Husband Was Killed by the Conk tiling, In IHstrcM. Sirs. James McDoylc. whose husband was shot and killed by a member of the Cook gang, between Coffeyvllle and Coney, in Kansas, about three months ago, arrived at the Union depot yesterday with a 0-year-old daughler, an empty purse and an old-fashioned hand satchel, which con tained, she said, all of her belongings. Mrs. Doyle made application to the Hu mane Hoclety for assistance. She said that sho had come to Kansas City for work, and if employment was furnished her she would be very happy. In the meantime, she had no means to procure lodging and food for herself and child. The woman und her daughter were given shelter at the Central police station last night. Mrs. Doyle s.ald that her husband was a farmer and that he had lived near Colfey vllle, Kas., for nliout eight years. After his dtath mlslortnnes came In quick suc cession and Mrt-. Doyle lost all her prop erty except a few personal effects ol hut little value. .MHIX tfUlKOV ADAalV tVII.I.. A Certlllcil Copy of It filed In the. Probate, Court of Till County. A certified copy of the will of tho late John (juincy Adams, of Quluey, Mass., was tiled yesterday in the Jackson county pro bate court In this city. The will was cer tllicd to by Jonathan Cobb, clerk of tho Norfolk county probate court, who himself. In turn, was certllied lo bctoru a notary public. The will was dated September 1, 1.HT.I, just twenty days before his death. The testator left his entire fortune to his wife. Funny C. Adams, making her eec utrlJt of the will, without bond, und with Mle authority lo moke final disposition of the fortune as she saw Ut among their four children. Mr. Adams owned consider able real estate in Kansas City, us well as In Boston. In either of which cities he evi dently believed his money well Invested. jfinv hock ist.AX!) hunt h:i:. ThougU .I'nltmnii hlecpcr, Kansas Clly to San Antonio, Dally, Commencing Sunday, April 7, tho Orcat Rock Island ttoute will run a daily sleep, er, Kansas City to San Antonio, Tex., via Fort Worth, Houston & Texas Central to Hoarne and International a lireat North, ern to San Antonio, leaving Kansas City at S:W p. m.. arriving at h'orl Worth ut 6:E0 p. m. and San Antonio at t:85 u. m. the second nvtrnlnif. Cull at Hock Island tick, el on1c.es, corner of lllghth and Main streets, and lOSSVi Union fivenue, for tickets and information. a. H. MOFFirr. General Southwestern l'assenger Agent, JOHN SEUASTIAN, (1. 1', und T. A, Itilllillng I'erinlts, The following building permits were Is sued by the building commissioner yester day: O. Williams, 1121 Olive street, brick rcs.1. defiee, to cost ,0UO. f. j. Stoody, 1123 Walnut street, bricl; residence, to cost II.COO. t!, Bcbaper, HU Oak street, brick real denee, to cost 12.4(10. W, A. flovaid, southwest corner of Eleventh and Walnut streets, addition to brick MWlni's building, to cost J3,). W. Carl Veld, southwest corner of Kiev. r.eth and Walnut streets, addition to brick business building, to cost ,oo. Mr. Chamberlain, 1225 and I22t College avenue, fiuuiu residences, to con ?l.-") each. The health authorities of a number of states have recently made exhaustive ex aminations ot the baking powders with the uniform insult of ilndlng tho Itoyal su perior to all others. New Mteperii mi Hie Alton. Ileglnnintt with April 1st, the Chicago & Alton lUilroad will run iwo sleeper dally In their ",St. Louis Dlmltnl" between Kan. tas City and St. l,ouls. The !wosew sleep, ing car assigned to thiB service are named the "Majestic" and "Teutonic," after the two new SMille Star line Atlantic ocean steamer, hui'h year brings boineihing new In the curbuiider's art and with each lm. provemem we exclaim that burely nothing luoro tan lie added. Viewing the new Alton lciprs: with their large, loomy compart. ineiit, draulo rooms, and perfectly ap. pointed toilet toome, one would Imagluo the builder possessed the lamp of AlUdm. ClllirU t'lllll.'llt. NYlt .lliiinlnr. Xext Monday will be a. busy day at the court house in tain "liy, with six courts lunnlng In full blatt. The four divisions of the circuit court will commence the April term, while the civilly ourt and the pro bate court will boll be In si-wsion, ' For .many years the government has glvn it oiders for Itoyal Haklng I'owdtr ill preference to all others, It being found by the oillclal examination, superior to the other In strength ami purity und the only baklrjs powd.r that will keep and retain Its btrength In the climates of tho various . ountrie to which It 13 sent by the depart. PHYSICIANS Paine's Celery Compound the One Spring Remedy That Mskes People Well. Physicians Prescribe It, Use It, and Advise People to Take It in Pref erence to Anything' Else in April and May. Pccanse It Purifies tho JLHood, Feeds Paine's celery compound Is not a patent medicine. Xo class of professional men are more conservative, more careful in giving ad vice, or more painstaking In finding out the real facts of a capo than physicians. Their recommendation In matters with which they an conversant Is tttistwortliy. When physicians of known repute not only prescribe and use, hut also bring home l'alue's celery compound for their own families, there can be no doubt of Its high standing In tho eyes of medical men lu gen eral. This Is what busy, successful practition ers nro doing these spring days all over tho country. Paine' a celery compound Is prepared, as they all well know, from the formula the foremost physician of this century. Pro fessor Kdward H. Phelps, M. V., I.D. D ot Dartmouth medical school. Among medi cal men there Is nn absoluto certainty ns to Just what Paine's celery compound Is capablo ot doing. The careful record ot the vast number of cases whero It has made peoplo well has been published In tho medi cal journals of the country. Paine's celery compound stands to-day as the one thoroughly authenticated remedy for weakness and debility due to mal nutrition of the nervous system and Impure blood. This liard working, earnest class of pro fesslonal men-have never been slow In ac. centins Paine's celery compound. They declare that It gives the tired body every possible chance to get back to a healthy condition. It cures nervous weak ness, heart palpitation, general lack of strength, and all forms of weakness; rests and restores the Jaded, fatigued brain and nerves, because it provide-, lor the ab normal waste of these pans by an un usually prompt supply of appropriate nervo ih:m.)i:i) lawns. Two Men Arrested .in the Charge of Steal ing Sod unit selling It Hold Work. Ed Dement, of No. loul Kansas avenue, and Henry Walton, of ,Vl Campbell street, two young men. were arrested yesterday iiflt.rnnnn hv Policemen Kouer und l.Ollgan on the rather unusual charge of stealing soil. It l ciiargeu mar niiun ami uee pent have boui engaged for a lung time In the business of snipping lawns and selling , u,.,l In oilier tial-ts of the eitv. ScOteS Of poisons have complained at pollre head quurters of thefts of sod from their lawns while they were ubsent fiom their hume. The thieves did most of their work In the .lay time, ami, us iue iiriu .iooul n open i.. ii...!,. iietioiis aroused no susnklon. people thinking they weio merely lawn laborers, As a matter of useful Information It may be stated that whenever a cooking leeelpt calls for u baking powder, the "Itoyal" should bo used. The leeelpt will be found lo work better nnd surer, and tho biead, biscuit, rolls, cakes, dumplings, crusts, puddings, cruller or whatever made, will lie sweeter, lighter, liner llavored, tnoio dainty, palatable und wholesome, (iOIMI MIIII'll. Chicago C.reat Western Hallway "Thu .11a plfi'.l.euf Ituule," Is tho shortest" Una to all pslnts in tho Northwest and Pugct Sound points, via St. Paul and Minneapolis; solid trains for Des Moines. Marshalltown, Minneapolis, Du. buque and Chicago. Dining cars attached to all trains; meats served on cafe plan. Tho Chicago lireat Western Is tho only line running compartment sleeping ears be. tween Kansas Clly. Des Molnc. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago. Tialna leave (Irand Central depot. Second and W'yan. dotlu streets, 10:' a. m. und S:0j p. in. Ticket otltce, No, IOCS' i Union avenue. O. V. LINCOLN, . T, P. A,, Kansas City, Mo. G. P. and T. A Chicago. 111. fatal Accident lo Henry lllal.elj, Topeka, April S. (Special.) Last night Henry lilakely, a well known farmer of Tecumsen, wa thrown from Ids wagon and the wheels passed over lib. stomach. He was thought lo be but blight) Injured, but he died ut an early hour this morning, evJdkuUy liutn Internal Injuries. M the Brain, and Strengthens the Nerves. iii'"' '"""" ''i'"'1' , v . NW;3." , i--2S.-,r"rs. .''vSliCT,ia,v'wv' . fi food. It purines the blood as nothing else can do. If every man and woman plagued with frequent headaches, and every business man made anxious by pain at tho base of the brain and neuralgia twinges, would take Paine's celery compound, tho world would be lightened of a vast deal of misery that ought never to be borne. Tho most advanced medical thought of tho latter quarter ot the nineteenth cen tury has prepared Paine's celery com iwund to meet and oveicome these troubles that are duo to Ill-fed, Ill-regulated nerves, nnd poor, thin blood. -N". .'. Deaneard, M. D of Charleston, Mass., whoso portrait appears above, one of tho ablest physicians in the -Huston dis trict, a man of character and inllucnce, says: "After using Paine's celery compound for four or five years In my genera practice, I can cheerfully recommend It. For catarrh of head or stomach, for Instance, It nets like a charm. For women In many cases it Is a blessing. For chronic rhuematlsin It does give relict. Torpid liver, general de bility, constipation, pains In stomach nnd loss of appetite It relieves, nnd is the best of remedies In general nervous prostia tlon, I recommend It to many of my pa tients, believing, as I do, In Its real merits. I !elloVo It a pitbllo blessing to Invalids, and, as yet, not fully appreciated," J. C. Flynn, M, IX, a well known Michi gan physician. Is hut one of hundreds who prescribe Paine's celery compound because It cures. Writing from Warren, in that btate, he say.-,: "I use the Paine's celery compound free ly III my practice as a nerve tonic, blood purifier and general tonic In all debili tated conditions of the system. 1 find It a line thing lor patients recovering from the grip, especially old people." Marriage Licenses Issued. The following couples were yesterday 1). ,..,ihii t f omri'e. A a me. Walter Moores, Kansas City 3 llengta Ny, Kansas City 2.i .iuus !iiiiaius, Armouiunie, aus ,,.,,..- Kllle Iteider, Armourdale, Ka is Frank A. Hobliison, Kansas City ,,,, 29 Winper P.mersou, Kansas City , 22 llllilis ltepiirl.il, Tho following blitha were reported to the board of health yesterday; Leonard, A. H. and Helen; boy; Tenth and Flora avenue; April 2. Smith, M. S. and M, P..; boy; MK Kaet Fifth street; April S. Lundberg, John and Louisa; boy, ImjI Jarboe street; .March ). Nuton, John and Harriett; girl; city; March 27. Walker, W. S. and M. li.j boy; 2217 Mc. Gee street; April 2. Mathls. D. C. and Sarah 11.; girl; Thirty third and Wyandotlu stivels; April 3. Nlcolal, Charles and Nellie; boy; Kast bottoms; April 1. Death Deported, The following deaths were reported to the board of health yesterday: Itossir, Minnie; aged 21 years; residence 11110 Vine street; scptlceuia from child, birth; April t; burial ut Knog Noster, Mo. Caruthers, Sarah; aged W years; res), dence Jlu Grand avenue; April 2; bronchial pneumonia ; burial In I'ulou. Johnson. Charles; aged 17 years; resi dence Obi Troost avenue; dilation of heart fiom pneumonia.; April 3: burial In Pnlon. Handier, llatlle; aged 19 year, illj West Ninth street, opium poison; April 2; burial In Union. Itlchardson, Ellen; nged 43 years; resl. dence lis Ague avenue; consumption; April 4; burial in Union. ' GOING TO CHICAGO TO-NIGHT? The llurllli-'titn t:wt trnln "Pli Iuivoj ,. '-i) riit. .nit. ii-... ,.-.-i.w- ...!.. .7 euro man between Kuusub city una Chi- This entire tiuln in equIppvU wttli all mod ( ip4nr4.j4.u1u, Service umukCttlled. A a me. .ge. James W. S. Spradley, Kansas City, Kas. 2.1 Carrie Lloyd, Kansas City, Kas 21 Itob.rt Conway, Kansas City , 2s Maggie Kellar, Kansas City 27 Frank drier, Kansas City 21 .lt.lln i I.'.. room I'nnwi. I'ltv .11 ORDER IT. Dr. J. II. Tlonafonl, of Heading, Mass., whose writings in the Household, Health and Home, and other Journals, of national circulation, have endeared him to thou sands, says: "I have used Paine's celery compound personally with much benefit. I prescribe It with excellent results." J. II. Thomas, M. D.. 320 Liberty street, Pittsburg, Pa., says: "For several months I had been suffering from rheumatism. I had taken all the usual icmedles, with no real benellt. I took one bottlo of Paine's celery compound and found myself much Improved. The second bottle Is nearly gone and I consider myself cured." W. W. llibbaid, M. D., ot Poultney, Vt writes: "I was run down from repeated attacks ot the grip, and my Momach, bow els and kidneys were out ot order. 1 had no strength, energy or ambition to think or act, and was excessively nervous and Irritable. After taking the Hist bottlo of Paine's celery compound 1 felt better. The third bottle restored me to my usual health and strength, mid 1 feel ten years younger than before." Dr. William llrown, of Fredonla, K.us. : "It has wondei fully improved my general health." W. Allen Hubbard, SI. I)., Hoston. Mass writes: "1 have prescribed the remedy In a number or cases where thu blood was Im poverished, und the nerves weakened. The results have been so satisfactory that 1 do not hesitate to Indorse Paine's celery com pound." Similar testimonials literally by hundreds might bo quoted. The high scientific at tainments of A. l.lvezey, A. M M. I)., of Varilley, Pa., have made his statements au thority on lualieih pel tulntug to health. 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