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THE KAXCA3 CITY JOURNAL SUNDAY MAY 2(5, Iflna
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ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
WELL WELL, WELL, THEY'RE WAKING UP AT LAST !
tiii: :Tit si:stov nnsr.ti its a
nuns .vi mon i.sii:itt) v.
ONLY ONE MEASURE PASSED,
After the
i battle's over, niter the victory's won; after the knowledge of this wonderful removal sale is in
y one's possession and its praises in every one's mouth; after thousands and thousands of
Iclm'hted purchasers have spread far andnear the story of the marvelous bargains, com-
ever
that was tiii: t:t.i:rrmv nii.t. ani
i i urn 8iir,uoi),
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petitors are beginning to feebly attempt to imitate its glories and avert the dis
tlotrriuir Mram In nn Interflow r.iprrMes
Ills t.lrwil re.lx mi (lie VVnrk of (lis
irHislntiirn Vvlilth, Id, sirtjn,
Mm Dominated by
tlm I ntiby.
astrous consequences ot ineir laeiv 01 enterprise ami arepuuing upmeir
hands in prayerful attitude and crying in doleful tones:
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Jefferson Clly, Mo, May 25 (Spcoiil
MIkIiIv It llio Iobb) Lour llxe tlic lobb) I
JIlRlitj i Phelps' Lour live tllll l'h. Ini
Tho extra scslon of the Thirty
clhlilh (.' nrtnl assembly adjournal sine tile
nt 12 o thick, noon, lo-dn). It cost the
state of Missouri Jfo.Ow, nnd II tnircd one
lilll, In the house the llnnl adjournment
vxns attend, d by no unusual scenes. Thorn
una some Utile disorder nml a feebla nt
teiniit eit n soup. In the senate the ctos
Iiib moments were tilled with drntniitlo In
tetct. N'oxv, n few hours nfter adjourn
mont, nun slnnd nbuut on street corners
with dejected meln. onlj two nro luippv.
The) nre J'hetps and PlnnnnKin, tho lob
bjlt, who wun the ily. It It not so
much the money ient that distresses tho
incmlnis ot the Bcnernl nsefnbly ns the
unenxinblo record this extra s-esslon, noxx
dend hikI smelling to hcixon, hns miide.
It Is not i-o much tlmt the) did not pass
n. Mlaix serxnnt bill on the Justice ot
which men dllTrr, ns the mentis by which
that bill n ilt rented
Uoxeinoi Hlono xxns much criticised when
he snld. In hi roll ronxenltiK the Kcinml
iisseinbly, thnt tho loKlluturc xxns under
the control ot a lorrupt lobbj. 'Hie record
ot this extra session shows thnt the Rov
einor Knew whercot he spoke.
It Is timely now to nlxe ome or the
ciiiucm ror tho fiilltire ot rellow servant
leKlMitlon nnd to nlxe the ltiuitlon ero
nted by such a result. In the llrst place
tho bill was killed by nun who claimed to
be Its ri lends. Men hnxe stood on the
floor or the sonnto ch imbcr ami nilvocjtcil
the iniistue while all tho tlmo they ent
iled Unix en In their sleeves. The bill hns
bc u the xlctlm ot illicit, hjpocrlsy, cor
luptlon nnd coxxatdlce. To-day w lien It
vxns kninvn by nil thnt the measure would
betome n Inxx tin re xxeie sexen nbsentees
In the stiinte. They xxero llnllinl, Harri
son, Klene, I.oxe, Mott, Orchard nnd
Peers. It xx.is reported tint the tlrst
n lined xxn Induced to leave last night by
Phelps. Kenntor Mott xxns called nxxny
b) the reported llndltiK or the body ot his
(on, lcrently ilroxxncd In the Mississippi
rlxer Peers, It xxas reported, xxns eilled
nxxny bv the scknts ot his xxire The nb
ence or Oichniil, IlitirIon and Klene xxns
xinepl lined Senator Loxo sent a tele
Kr.im from Independence stutltiK th it he
was detained by business. The senei-il Im.
predion Is that Senator Ixixe dodired, ns
did Diehard and Harrison. All of these
absentees xxeiti considered ns antagonistic
to a rallioail bill, ot tho most of them had
raid they xxoiild siipjiort It it n test rami',
They were c.ueful that the test should
not come.
The Democrats nro now claiming tint
the Hi publican house 1s responsible ror
the falluie or the bill, because It did not
irlvp the senate time In xxlilch to pis It.
As a mattoi of fact, the house passed an
cvcluslvo nillioad bill ut the regular ses
sion It pissed nnother at this session
mid sent It In to the senate 111 time ror the
action or th it body The senate n.issed a
Konern bill, a bill that xxas not pi ox hied
for In the governor's c ill, and dec! nod bj
pood laxxxus to be tinconstltutlon il Pos
rlbly It xxoiild Inxe been Rood politics ror
the Itcpubllciins to hnxe remnlned In ses
Flon three or fom tlnxs looser. A mijorlty
or thtm belle.xe It xxoiild, but thex- leldeil
to the peisinslons or Uothxxell, or PettN,
and nn aRRiwho minority, ir a mistake
has been made Mr. liolhxxell Is responsible.
Hut It cm be a political mistake onl. The
resnonslbllltx' ot not mnctlnir the lais kiiit.
KestPil In the Roxernor's call and demanded
b the InborlnK- classes must lest upon the
Pemoc-itlo ii.irty. It Is sild, and xxlth
nime shrux of tiiith that the aitlon of the
coiintx m mil Jiuj In t-iklnir up theehaiBis
of finiiil im'iilnst niemluMs of the house .mil
i-emite had Hometiilntr to do xxlth the hnsty
iidjoiiinmr.it It Is nl-o said that William
11 Phelps ns- Indliectly responsible foi
Judfie HluieKeiroid s chnrRe i.illlnt,- the
Jinx's attention to the nlltKed corruption.
No one assumes oi Intimates that .IiiiIjtc
Shnelteirord xxoiild haxe adopted such a
HiKKCsilnn from Phelps personally, but the
X 111 lobbxlsts xxtuK In mteilous xxais
mid haxe monex, allies Pertnln It Is, tho
desiie foi an eailx adjoin ument Rrexx raii
111 nrter the Rianil Jurj befran to sum
mons xxitnesses
One or the best nnd most eonsenntlxo
Ki publlenns of the house said this after
noon " hlle I iloubt If the result of
leKlslntloii Is affecttd tin it by. I sa xxlth
tdmmf iitnl Immlll itlon that I bellexe the
liblix nljoiii noil both houses"
Tho Roxeinnr lir an Interxlexx to-day nnd
published elsewhere leaxes no iloubt thnt
he xx 111 hIrii the election bill Ho that much
rood has come out or this miss. It cost
fOT.,000, and perhaps It Is xxorth It.
FELLOW SERVANTS BILL PASSED
HntiM, Properly Ami nils tho Pi ern Itlll nntl
fiuU It to the fct mite, A lilt ll lie-
fllrits At tlflll,
Jerferson City, Mo, May i' (Special)
ArtordliiR to tho piot'iamme outlined In
tli Journal the house this mornlns passed
tin house i.iilioid bill as mi umendinent
to tin Peeis felloxx .sen ant bill and sent
It to the M.nate. It itaihed that body nt
11 U oiloik. It xxas aicoinpaiiled by a
MinteiiHiit that the hoiiho hud adnpttd a
it solution iiroxnlliiK for nn adjournment
at ', nMoek, pioxldtd the Mimtu xx ilted to
tiuisldei the bill If It did not, the hoiifaii
xxnald loiiiur In the senate resolution and
adjuiitn at noon
'Ihu n'liato hid Just lesuniel tho tllscus
(loii of binitor UiiiUrumN resolution to
lmt oil' humlii) pa) Whin tho meH.iKo
fiom the house wis leported bmitor
Veate: moxeil the bill be iiidercd iirlnttd.
Hmator I.jinaii Mid he thought the
printing or tho bill a waste or monej.
' ll the time It Is printed," ho said, "xxo
xxlll not bo heie; I OiliiK that xxo had Just
o xxcll tell the Mciotaiy, prlxatel), that
ho need not stialn hlinseir to act tho
bill to the piIutliiR olllco," Thu bill xxus
tlmilb oidered piloted It rendu d tho
Tribune olllce at 11:15 nnd left thtro nt
II 10,
Miunxxhllo the semto was diearlly ills,
(iihsini; Benntoi I.iindrum's resolution, ben
nloi Ki milsh, ltepubllxau, ltiieatedly In
hlstlim upon cnlllliK up tho fellow serx'nnt
bill lliih time he xxas btopped by Demo,
iiatb oblectlon, OoodjKount belns prin
cipal, nnd on xxent tlm discussion.
At 11 Si) the hofiso tlndlni; tho senate xxas
lint koIiut to act upon the hill, took up tho
adjournment ri solution, A xotn xvns taken
nml thi lesolutlou xxas adopted by n xote
of 72 to 17, Mourn, of lluchanan, oteit
xxlth the Deinot rats UK.ilnst It, and Cox,
of I.cwls, Mited xxlth tho Itopuhllcuns,
Three mlnutis later tho fact xvus nn
nouueeil In tho ht'imto. Then there xxns
n wild si ramble by Democrats to make
-the record show to their pirtj's mix ant
hkc Half u doin men xxero on their
fett Senator Ymur tleinanded that the
Jourmil shoxx that the house resolution
u aljiurii reached the tenato nt seven
inlmitis 0f a Senator Kennlsh, evidently
inu !i ex Itiil. nnd his stronu. clear xolce
( FACIAL HUMORS
Prevented by
.wLk?5! M&h
A SHAMCII TO UI3 SEtN becausoof disU-
uriii - fieial humors io tho condition of
-thousands xxhollxoln iguoisiu'O of tho fatt
that in CfTIctBX fcof I to bo fouuil tho
jmret, iwcctcjt.and uuwt effective eklu purl.
Cer and bcautiller In tho xvorld. For pim
ples, blackheads, red and oily eklu, rtd, rough
Und with shapeless ualU, dry, tala, and fall,
ing hair, It il xvonderful.
M4 thtoushout Ihf orl4. BntMl J poll T. Kiw
liil Sim. I Klu ""! '(l-oii'U.a. f"
'liliu k tuu. tuur , Scla 1'iuji , UciWu, V. . A.
Mi, l
Cuticura j&Kj
Men's Suits.
Sold by us for
$8.25
that
xvoulddie competitors
1 can't seli nt less
tlmn JI3
Sold by
Is xx hat ninken them hot.
Sold by tin nt
$6.90
thnt xxould-be comtielltors
can't sell ut less than $12
Is xx lint makes them hot.
Sold by us nt
$6.80
that xxould-be competitors
can't sell ut less thin $10
Is xx hit makes them hot.
Sold by us nt
$4.65
that would-be competitors
can't sell nt less ihnn 7
Is xvhnt makes them hot.
Sold by im at
$3.70
thnt would-be eomnolltnrs
i o-m't sell nt less than 1
is xx not manes inem not.
Men's I'auts.
Sold by us at
$4.35
thtt xould-lin comnetltors
can't sell at less than M
Is what makes them hot.
Sold by us at
$3.40
that would-be competitors
can't sell nt less than K
Is xx hat makes thoni. hot.
Sold by us nt
$2.70
that xxould-be competitors
can't sell at less than $1
Is xvhat m iKes them not.
500, 502, 504, 50
MA, J STREET.
LOOK
rlnRlnR throiiKh tho cnpltol, proceeded to
put the Democrats to rout. lie suld tho
house xxns more consistent thnn the
sennte. 1 he litter body had passed a
Kinernl felloxx- serxnnt bill Thursday and
sent It to the house. Hy reading that hill
once inch d iy It xxoiild luxe been on third
reidlnir nnd pissme nt 10 o'clock this
niornlntf Ihnt xxoiild haxe Klxen the house
two hours In xx-hlch to net upon It. The
house had tent an amendment to the
senile and Klxen tint body six hours
In xxlilch to net.
While Senntoi Kennlsh xxns speaklns n
nun in a xxorkliiRmnn's jjarb mounted i
ladder nnd bienn turnliiK hick the hands
ot the clock Senntor Wurdemin clem Hid
ed that he desist President O'.Meira or
dered tho clock to be reset ind the hnnds
pointed to 1 1 -57. Venter jelled xlKOrouslx
ror recognition, but the ehnlr recognized
Senntor I, nidriim He hnilllnKly i-nld he
xxnnteil It understood that xxhen the sen
ate met txxo x'enrs hence he had the lloor
to speak to his resolution to shut off i iv
foi Sunday Then tho president's mix el
fell and he declared the senate adjourned
The members nre leaxlnpr rapidly and to
morroxx mornlni? there xxlll not be a
corporal's Kinrd retraining In Jefferson
City.
GOVERNOR STONE IS SERENE.
Ifo Talks of the Adjournment nml Dls-
rimiiefl the Kesiilts of tilt. Session
lllitineK the I.iiMij,
Jerferson City, Mo May 21 (SpecliO
Ooxernor Stono did not seem greatly put
out by tho nctlon of the ifcnernl assembly
to-day. He xxas cool nnd smiling nnd In
clined to tilk,
Whi n asked his opinion ns to the extri
session lie said: "I called the leglslituro
In session for txxo prlnelpxl rensons, Tlrst,
for tho eimotment of nn honest election
lnxx and secondly, tor n fight ngalnst tho
lobby. I have nppenled to senators nnd
representatives to enact a pood election
lnxx- nnd to make xvnr on the railroad
lobby, I haxe begged both Democrats
and Republicans, ns Mlssourlans, to do
this In tho inmo of good gox-ernment. I
haxe nlso nppenled to Democrats to mnke
these lights ns a matter of party pride,
nnd Itepubllcans haxe been nppeiled to
in tho same xxny by men prominent In
thnt party, Uxory appeal possible to
mouse men to duty has been made An
election lixx' his In en enacted. There nro
proxlslons in It xxhlch I think It xxoiild
liaxa been better to have left out, but It Is
n laxx- xxhlch xvlll make ruture election
frauds dllllciilt and hazardous. It xxas
hird xxork to get ex en tint much, hut tho
people of St, l.ouls nnd Kansas Cltj can
noxx- haxe honest elections If the xxnnt
them. The failure of felloxx- serxant and
anti-lobby legislation Is a lctory for the
lobby, I knexv xxhen I submitted tho
subject of felloxx serxant legislation to
tho legislature It meant a desperate light
xxlth tho lobby. To pnss that bill meant
the complete rout and ox-erthroxx- of tlm
lobby. It rneint Its utter destruction. Tor
that 'ery reason I xxanted the light miulu
before tho people of the state. If tho
battle xxns xxon, then an exll Intlueuco
xould be drlxeu from the capital:
If lost the people xxoiild hax-o
un obleot lesson for future guid
ance. It Is well that they should
knoxx- xxhnt Influences operate here, Oood
administration and the public safety re.
quire that tho people should be thoroughly
nroused to the dangers mennelng them.
Ihex- can protect themselx-es If they xxlll.
If they are Indifferent the case Is hope
less." The Lobby Is Kcsponidlilc.
Afcked ns to xxho he thought xxas re
sponsible for tho defeat of fclloxv serxant
legislation, the governor bald: 'The lob
hv, of course. There Is no doubt of that.
That fact cannot be obscured xxhatexer
efTort rnty be made to disguise It. Txxo
forces have been in opposition here for
a month. Tho lobby has been on hand.
Insolent, defiant, aggresslxe. The enemies
of this force have struggled to oxcrthoxv
It Tho anti-lobby senators and repre
sentatlxes hne made a hard light for
honest Roxernment. The lobby xxon after
a desperate struggle, but I believe they
xvlll llnd tint It Is a short llxed and dearly
bought xlctory,"
No Political Capital I'an Hcniilt.
When asked about the political effect of
th light, he said; "Thai is a considera
tion v,hlch sinks beloxv the higher con
sideration of the public right, but to be
frank, I do not see how any party ad-
ant age or disadvantage can accrae to
any one. What are the facts? The sen
ate Is Democratic at this time, by three
majority. In that body, therefore, the
parties are utmost ex only balanced The
house, U Republican by u majority of
Sold by ui at
$1.80
that xxould-be. rompclltors
enn't sell nt less thin II
ts xv hat makes them hot.
Hold by us ror
$2.25
Hint xxould-be competitors
run t sell nt les Hum il
Is xxlnt nukes ilium hot.
Knee rants
fruits.
Hold lij us ror
$2.65
thnt xxould-bo competitors
enn't sell nt Ins thnn $1
Is what makes them hot.
Sold by us for
Us nt
$1.23
Hint xxould-be competitors
can't sell nt li than J2
Is xx hut tiiukcs them hot,
Sold by us nt
80 Cents
that xxould-be competitors
enn't sell nt less tlmn fl o
In nhnt makes them hot.
Sold by us at
49 Cents
tint xxould-be competitors
enn't sell nt less Hum t
Is xx lint makes them hot.
Young Men's
Units.
Arcs II to 11 ycirs.
Sold by us for
$6.70
thnt xvould-be competitors
can't sell nt less tlmn $10
Is xvhnt makes them hot
Sold by us for
S3. 65
Hint xxoiild be competitor
enn't sell nt leii thnn JI
Is hrtt miiki s them hot.
Sold by us for
1,42
tint xxould-be lompetltnrs
win't sell nt less th n KGn
Is xx hut makes them hot.
Sold by us for
69 Cents
that xxould-be ronitietltors
can't sell at less than $1 50
Is xx hat mnkes them hot
Hoys' Overalls
Sold by us for
25 Gents
Hint xxould-be competitors
rnn't soil nt less th m M
cents l xx hat in.iktd them
hut.
Necfliflce Shirts
Sold by us ror
7 Cents
tint xxould-be competitors
enn t sell nt less th in "0
i cuts Is xx hot mikes them
hot
$5.65
tlmt xvotild-bo competitors
enn't sell nt less thin $s
Is what mnkes them hut
Sold by us for
$4.80
tint would-be competitors
can't sell nt less than $7
Is xx hot makes them hot.
Sold by us Tor
$3.40
lint xxould-bo competitors
can't sell nt less th m $3
Is what makes them hot.
LARGEST
FOPl XJS .A.T
txxent-four oxer the Demoetits At the
regulir session no election Inxx xxas pissed
At thit session the sen ite pissed n gen
enl felloxx seivnnts hill and si nt It to
the house xxeeks before Hit idjjiirnment
The house took no anion on filloxx serx
nnts hills until about n xxeik before ad
journment The houe then pissed n bill
xxhlth reached the snintti Mondnx In fort
the adjournment Rituiilii, That bill xxas
a straight rillroid felloxx serxnnts bill,
xxlth n proxiao to tho efToet that no rail
road emplo)ti shoiill enjoj Its benetlts
It he, or an orginlzitlon to xxhlch hi
belonged, exer Intereferid xxlth the rail
road companies in the pinplnx'ment of men
or In conducting tlnlr buslines I hat bill
xxoiild luxe destroxed the rillroad labor
organlmtions, ot el-e haxe been xxorth
less Neither hill xxoiild luxe been of
much prictlcnl xalue The house killed
the sennte bill find the siunte killed the
hoiife hill.
"At the special session the senile pisstd
a general bill and stilt it to the house
Theie xxas a lit rce struggle In the senate
'Ihe lobby xxas onpoied to ,mv bill, of
course, but fivored the genenl bill rather
than the special The untl-lnbb senators
xxere nexer nble to four a dfrnt xoto on
the "trnlght rallioid bill The gmeril bill
xx us thrust In as i substitute and P issed
Toi n month the house tool no action on
thi felloxx- sPixunt bills Thex xxeio In
troduced nt the beginning of the session
and referred to lominltttes There the
lit pt for a month I), mocratlc icpresenta
tlxes offered resolution nfttr n solution to
require the committees to report ihe bills
to tho house, but ill such lesolutlons xxtie
xoled doxxn bv the Itepublli ans. ns the
Journal xxlll shoxx I'or xx'eeks the house
xxas Idle adjourning day after duy with
out doing nn tiling, and i of using to con
sider felloxx serxnnt bills After the son
ale had pisstd a ginoral bill the hous
suddenly bcstlried Itself. A specl ll bill
xxns then reported nnd pissul The bill
re iched tho senate 1'rldiy list Hut tho
hi nulc, nfter passing a geuer il bill, had
adopted n Joint lesolutlon to adjoin n on
haturd.iy, and had si nt th it to tho house
irnmedliiteb nfter sending Its (.eneril bill,
so thi- both the senile bill and the ad
journment lesolutlon xxero ptndlng In tho
house ut the s mitt time Noxv. as I lnx
said, In this state or tho case the house
passed n special hill and siiit It to the
senate on 1'rlday Hut undei the eonstl
tutloii that bill could not be acted upon In
the senate before Mond.ix as It lequlrcs
three ilajs to piss un oilglnil bill The
adoption bi tho house of llio senate reso
lution to ndlouin to-day. operated, thero
rore, to pieUude nil) action by the seiintti
on the house bill 'I lie senate rnuld not
haxo acted on that bill beforn uet .Mun
el ix This morning the hou-ie met at 10
o'clock, took up the general bill pissed
by the senate, and .iiueiidt.il It by substi
tuting a speelil bill. This xxas sent over
to the sen ite about II o'clock Then the
house adopted (he Joint resolution to ad
journ at 1.! o"olock That left the senate
about an hour In xxhlch to print, examine
and pass the bill, and nlo to xxind up Its
business prepirutory to adjournment It
xxas utterly Impossible, as cxerjbodj kntxx-,
to secure a xote In the sennte xxlthln nn
hour nfter tho amendment xxas pilnted;
the senate bid Just font teen minutes left
until U o'clock One opponent of tho bill
could enslly talk an houi out In this
xxny both houses haxo dealt xxlth the quu
tlous. Tho people can easily tell to xxhat
extent either hns acted in cood faith, I
simply state the facts, xxlthout comment.
The execullxe branch of the government
has been for spt-clal legislation Th it
branch is Demoeratlc, so far as the t
ecutlx'e depirtment Is leprt&ent itlxe of the
Democratic paiti; It opened the light for
this leglslitlon ami stood by It to the end
Tlm senate is nlmosl exenly divided. Of
the senators xvhn faxoied the leglslitlon,
there xvas a fair dlxUlon betuein Demo
crats and Itepubllcans. It xxas not treated
ns a patty ciuestlou in Hut body. In tho
only test xote taken, eight Democrnts mid
six r.enubllcins reeordtd themselxes In
fax or of a straight bill
"In tho house. In the vote to piss n
straight bill, them xxere txxeulx-one nays.
Of these there xxere six Democrats, nno
Populist and fourteen Itenbllcans. Thu
bulk of thu Democrats of the house haxe
stood In favor of legislation. They nought
In vain, to force the bills from the com
mittee In time for deliberate action, and
voted against tho tluul adjournment, so us
to give the gennto time to act on the house
bill, and to comnel action thereon. Such
is the hlstorv of this transaction: it Is
quite clear that neither house has any rea
son to congratulate Itself "
J he right ."t Kmlril.
Continuing, the governor said: "After all.
we haxe secured an election laxv in favor
of honest elections, and the lobby Is forced
from cover Into the open Held The peo
ple see It noxv and can deal xxlth It us it
is. The light Is not ended jet."
beuutor bubpumued.
Jefferson City, Mo, Hay 23 (Special.)
The grand jury to-day sent out subpoenas
for Senators Lyman and Wurdeman, and
"ME, TOO! ME, TOO ! ME, TOO!"
We've just begun to make history at this mem
orable corner, where vc began business ten years ago,
and by might and main, by progressive, farsightotl.
liberal" business methods we have become known from
Maine to California as the most successful Clothing
Mouse of this century.
While Fifth and Main was centrally located in
1885, at the expiration of our lease on the 31st day of
August, 1S95, we find the retail traffic has
CENTRALZEB ABOVE THE JUNCTION
We're up with the times ever onward, never
backward, being our motto and arc now having
erected at the southeast corner of Tenth and Main one
of the most modern and beautiful buildings in Kansas
City, which wc shall occupy after September 1, and all
the puerile attacks and frantic apings of competitors
will not swerve us from our purpose of opening the
NEW STORE WITH AH ENTIRE HEW STOCK OF GOODS.
Every dollar's worth now on hand must walk the
plank regardless of cost, value or other consideration
apart from the immediate disposal of the entire stock.
These ridiculously low prices arc relied upon to do
the work.
CLOTHING STORE IN KANSAS CITY.
TE3STTI-I -A-OSnD aVCA-IUST AFTER SEPTEMBER 1.
for some ot the clerks Humors xxere In
clrciilulon heie this ifternoon tint an In
dietliient hid been found aralnst one mh
ator. hut It xxns pure umoi Court a I
Journs Mondnx and it thnt time It Is
more thin probible tint thi giaml jiuj
xxlll be discharged '1 hen the xxhole fuce
xx 111 end.
Vltijnr lllttlnger Hiittqui Is the Press ,nug.
Jerferson Clt, "Xlo , May 2" (Speelil )
Major John I. lllttlnger, of St Joseph,
one of the ablest nnd most popular inein
beis of the house, gave a course dinner to
visiting members of the press at the- .Mc
Cartj house to-night
It Did the lliislness.
Mr J II. Cobb, publisher ot the Mirror,
nt Hroeton. X Y, sijs "Tor neirl txxi,
jeais tho Mirror has been publishing Hit
ndvcrtlhemints or l'h imbttlaln'n lteme
dles. A texx das ago the xx-rltt r xxas mii
rerlng from i bowel trouble and icsorted
to an old romedi xxhlch did not proxe ef
ficacious, llmll he tried Chimberlaln's
Colic, Cholera and Dl irrhoca Itemed) and
txxo doses did the business, cheeking It
completcli ."
Want to buy or rent n house? See ads on
page 15.
IT.IISIIN VI,.
R. H. neith, l'hlladelphla, Is nt the
Coates.
T O Hxans, Xexv York, Is at the Coites,
X. J. .Mat icnneg, Cllasgoxx-, Scotland, li
it the Coites.
Il Iv. Voorhees, .Memphis, Is at the
Coates.
l'rufessor H. C. Merrill, Ottaxxa, Is at the
Co ites.
C. C. Kendnll, Noxx irk. X, J Is at the
Coitts.
O D Potter, Spokane, Wash., Is at tho
Coatt s.
II D Pettlbone, Mlnncipolls, Is nt the
Coites.
W. A. Morgan, Irving, Kn , Is at the
Coates.
I P Wiser, Quebec, Is at the Coates,
S W. Abbey, Xew York, is at the Vic
toria, P. II. 'Williams. Chicago, U at the Vic
toria W n Ilrougher, New York, Is at tho
Victoria.
A, J Condon and xxlfe, Denver, Col., are
at tho Victoria.
J II Jewell, St, Louis, Is at the Vic
toria J n Thompson, St, Louis, U at the
Victoria
J, K lily, Fort Madison, Is at tho Vic
toria, Mrs D. A. Stedman, Denver, Col., Is at
tha Victoria.
Dr. Hoxwird Pord, Slater, Mo, Is at the
Xoxv Albiny.
Clnrles Hall, Kills, Kas Is at the Xew
Albiny,
D, K. Ilirdlng and xxlfe, Aurora, Mo,
nre nt the Noxv Albiny.
D. Craxen, Council Orox-e, Kas Is at the
Xoxx Albiny,
Leo Cowan, Ilalleclc, Mo ts at the
Xexv Albiny.
Charles . Cleaver, of Kmporla, Kas ,
Is jn tho city
Hex', J. M. Sullivan, of Baldwin, Kas,
xxus In the city jesterdiy.
Major J. IL Hansom, of Ottaxxa, Kas.,
xxas In the city sesterday,
Clarence S. Hall, city editor of the Law
rence, Kas., Journal, xvas in the city jes
terday, Mrs Helen Hutching. Mrs. Cyrus Crann
and Miss Lottie and Heleno Hutchings ure
visiting In Kansas City,
Patrick IL Conev, ot Topeka, Kis,, was
In tho city vesteplay,
Oeorge I llrune. editor of the Kudora
Xews, xxas In the city vesterday,
Harry P. Hood and xxlfe have returned
to Hmporla, after a week In the city,
Sydney Snodsrass. ot Leeds, Hrigland, Is
reglstereel at the Illossom house.
J. W. Gilbert, of Dodge City, Kas , is In
the city.
II. O. Merrill, of Ottaxxa, Kas, U In the
city.
Major J. M. Robblns, of Kverest, Kas.,
Is in the city.
Judge J. U, Johnson, master In chancery
of the Santa Ve rallioid, ts In tho city,
Mr. J. McXcnnls, of Glasgow, Scot
land, xvho Is making a tour of the coun
try, was at the Coates House yesterday.
Mr. John A. Swenson. a prominent bank
er from LIndsborg. Kus., xvas In the city
yesterday. He had been at the bankers'
meeting at Topeka and was on hU way
home. ,
lll.tl
TEACHERS AT THE PARK.
'Ihf, Dignity uf the m lmnl Itmilll Cast i.lde
mid All 1 iijux the Viiim il Oittlug.
The last tiuclieis meeting; tif the year
xvns held vtsterdav In WiishliiKtim pitk,
nnd nil the sober fo.itinci, nt such meet
ings xx ite seiiotisl) bailed, ns It xxns
thought Hint the Inst meeting nf thejeir
should pnitnke or the nutine or i Jollv
good time In geneiul, .mil a picnic in
particular Oxet JOfl teiclicM Hum the
txxo Kiinsis Cltxs, Westport nnd inde
pendence xxere picsent, besides u mm h
Inigei ntiinbi r ol school chlldmi riom
the v.nhiiis xv mil s-ehools HviM v tlilnir
xx.w ns f.u fiom the seilous and the
oidlnmlly sobeilv cmiduetnl teitlitis'
nice ting u possible Instead of dWi uss.
lug methods of teaching nlgebia mid
ginmrini, the tomhcis tiled tei le.nn
how to i hie ponies, and the childten
amused themselves In uijii itlc Hpoits
1-Mneliig xxns lieelx indulge el In b the
teiiohets, clilldien and exeijbodx' xx lui
xxlshed to enjoy Ui.ic niniisement At
lli.st, the- onlj piliielpal xxhn dined to
lay nsldo his illgnit) nnd emeige Into
tho ell'x xxlilil or tho danco vx.is Pio
fisnr lllsev, but ho did not sum to
mlml the seared gluicrs cist upon him
by the olil-f.ishlnneil oitlioilo-j te tellers,
nml soon tiiuii) ntheis less bold xxere fol
lowing his example.
The piiigt.unmi' of the day was not
form il and consisted in xxhitevor things
h.ippenid to come Into the lie ids of the
nssembleil mlnd-mtiiiliUrs The cmt
clses xx em iiponeil by Supeilntt ndoiit
Git enxxnoi), xxho, in a lui't niteoli uf
vxelcniiie. nml a congruttil itlnn upon the
xxeuk of tin pist vonr, sot the bill lull
ing fur the genenl inlrth-maklng of the
day. At tlm e loso uf his speech, cover
ing a multitude of things, i.uiglng tumi
tho sublime to tho lidlculoiis, he sol
emnly pronounce il hl benediction upon
nil his "co-labours In tho vlnoj.iid of
knowledge?" It xx.is thought as such n
benign beiiedictlun had been pi annum eel
by tho mippiliiti'iuleiil, tlmt tho mostnp
piopil.ito thing to do next would bu to
slug "Ameilcu," xxhlch xxns uocoidlngly
sung by oveiy voice- nlilo to articulate
Then follow eel n teclt.ttlon by Miss Hat
tlo Allen, xxhlch xxus encored by the np
piceiativo multitude. Xi't enmo a
chorus of flftv girls from tho v minus
ward schools thnt had been trtlncd un
der the cilttc.il eye at SuporxMsor llen
nett. The song Hist sung by tho e lioitib
xxns "Sweet Lmlylilul " Then mine tin
encore nml numerous other songs Miss
Zoo H.ilbeit. fm met ly ,i teneher In the
Washington .school, lint xxho has fm1 ihe
pist )ear' been pin) Ing with the
"1'tlends" company, recited "Tho lllnik
omlth'b Stoij " She xxns most cnthusl
nstleally ucelved nml heartily eiuiiied
The chorus did some more .singing and
the'ii Professor Greenvvooel addressed the
teMcheis for a few minutes on tlm sub
ject, "Have a Good Time," It was nfter
xvni ils obseived that all xxho he ird him
took tho tidv Ice ho gave and b) pructl
cal ilemonstintlon It vvns found to be
good In ptacttco and application as W'll
us In theory
After Piofessor Greenwood's speech It
xvns dcclaietl that tho ordeis of the eli)
would be laid on the table, and tho bill-of-fit
IP, vxlilch xxas at the- bottom of the
list, would be the llrst onlep taken up
lor discussion, Tho hungij ctnxxd
giotiped themselves around v.ulous ti
ldes, theie being at eaeli table as a
nucleus mound which the others might
congtegate, tome star of the lesser or
greater inngnltude.
At one table was noticed Superinten
dent Greenwood, Mrs. Gleenxxooil,
Mr. Allbrltuln, County Commis
sioner Caldwell, Professor and
Mrs. John T. lluchanan and otheis. At
another tnblo xxero grouped Tiofessors
Phillips, MoirUon, Wolf, each with his
wife and family, At another table xx-eie
Horace Williams, Miss Catheilno Field.
Miss White, Mrs. Griilln. Mrs. Shaw and
quite a number of other ladles, but no
other gentlemen. At another tdble were
Maggie Jones, Professor Woirson, Miss
Bettle Walker. Miss Whipple, of West
port; MIsi Howes, of Independence;
Unlaumlct'cd
Shirts.
Sol I b) us ror
29 Cents
Hint xxould-bo competitors
tnn't sell Mr les Hum CO
tents Is xvhnt makes them
hot.
Bo if 's "Sea I i(ce
Shirts.
Sold b us ror
29 Cents
lint xxould-be competitors
enn't sell tor less thnn W)
tents Is xx lint mikes them
hot,
Undera'ear.
Sold by us ror
18 Cents
Hint xxould-be competitors
mn't sill nt less thnn 10
eiits Is xvhnt mnkes them
hot.
Suspenders.
Sold by us ror
5 Cents
Hint ixntild-bc competitors
enn't sell lor 1 ss thin .'"
1 1 nti Is xxhnt makes them
hot.
JS'ecfcwear.
.Sold bj us for
25 Cents
lint xxould-be competitors CUthS,
milt Fill fur less thnn M ''
1 1 ills Is xxhnt makes tlmn j Sold Pi us for
hom bj us for I 8 Cents
14 Cents
tint xxoiild be conipetliors
o in t sell ft i 1 ss thnn ;",
tints is xvlial mikes them
hut
Men's J fats.
Sold by us for
93 Cents
t lint xxould-be competllots
inn t cell foi less thnn K
Is xxhnt makes them hot.
Boys' Straw
Jats.
Sold by us ror
8 Cents
Hint xxniiM be competitors
can t sell for less thin 2"i
tints Is xxlnt tmikes them
hot
IMIIIlll-llf COIIipUtllUIS j
,1,1 I I'll III II'-- lliilll I
cuts Is xx hit 111 ikes lliem
hot
Hosiery.
Sold b us ror
5 Cents
that xxoiild bo competitors
enn't nil ror less thnn ID
cents Is xxhnl mikts them
hot.
Sold by us ror
9 Cent
tint xxould-be competitors
enn't sell ror less thnn U
cents is xxh.it makes them
hot.
I fit n dkercJi iefs
Sold b us ror
4 Cents
Miss Hiown nnd Miss Van Mttei or this
cltx, find iitluis Th" U mull Hid ., hnl
gatheitd In niit- gi.at tittle and MuJ i
White picslded at the hi id nf tile libl
At niintlier table sit Mrs ISuidlck xxlth
her rour il.iughteis nml four nieces, th
Misses Pcibuilv, Mr and Mis I1N,
nnd Mrs ICubi' ijulto a numbei v t i
seixi'd xx llli diiinei on the giounds
After dinner iiiltt a fexx xxent nut mi
the lake to enjox the excellent lion ting
Pinfescor .Inudiiii or the .Madison hcIihuI.
took all sl of his Imlv tiuclieis out fm
n biiiittlde Ml nnd Mis Illse) ihup
(ituieil -i men) little piitv ot foil) chil
dren riom the Sc.uiltt hchool. nnd nil
xxere tteated to a bontrlde, being tikin
out on the lake in puiits of ton In
the nftei niiiin Zlinmeise'lieid's oichestia
disc un sod come eecllenl music, nn I nt
Unit's it was femiul fr suitable to the
xx-nlts'i'is nnd thinceis Much of the ,if-
I teiiioon xxns sient In dancing by nil so
Im lined III tuct. It would be dllllciilt to
euumeiato all tho tllnVient spoils and
pastimes tint xxtie Indulged In by the
teaehtis Thev vxt re nil fieo fiom the
cues eif the school loom, ns the jpiu'h
xxoik xx llli them xxns oxer, ami thev
acted somexxlmt like n clock does xxhen
the linliispiing Is biuktii, alloxxlng the
diffeicnt purls ull to go nt onto and
just as fast as thev can Thnt xxns Just
tin- xxiv xxlth the picnicking school
telfheis es-tuidi) The acioliitlc Jnps
alftiided no llltlo amount of niiiiiseinent
for those xxho could sit still long enough
to sen them pet form their mvaturlous
foits.
The clly llbraiy was closed yesterday
for tin- (list tlmo this spilng so tlmt the
llbruilnnn could enjoy tho liolldnj.
Among the man) luesent were Mr
Willi im I J Heiisnn, Miss Ch.ulxxlek .Sup
erintend! ut Git enw nod Mis (lirrriw'nnd,
John T Huthunan, Mis llui'liamn, Pro
fessor and Mrs lllsex.Mis Kirk, xxlfeof
Stite Siiiieilntendent Kill., Mis. Mnjor
White, Mrs i: D Phillips, .Mrs. G II
Morrison. Mis L V. Wolf. Mis Arm
htiong, .Miss Linn GaiM, Miss Warelmi,
Miss Thntehot, Miss Maggie Jones, MIsb
IMhor Ciovv, MNs Itnn land, Miss l'ul
Iertmi, Miss Llnd Cl.llkf. Miss Ileit
CI, uk Miss Ituth IlJiin, Miss JJsthcr
.Schopdlii.
I lipmrA for UmiNiis.
Bhlpped dally In secure packages by
aEOHOiI HYHSHLL Druggist.
Opposite vxattlng room. Union depot
California Mitirt I Inn
Leaxes Kinsas Cit) d illy at 9 SO n m. nnd
lei lies Sin I'laiulino in t xeui-txxu
hours. Hemeniber this time is m idi by the
I nlon Pacific only I'lty ticket olllce, 10c)
Main street, Telephone llitt
i.niaiAiriti: ami Ain.
lentil Alinuil t'tiiixt nlliiii nf XX i stern
Aiitliiir nml Arlll' ( lub.
The tenth tnnventlon of the Western
Authors and Artists' (.'lub xxlll bo held at
tho Midland hotel, Juno & nml C The gen
eral elUcusblon xxlll be confined to the hub.
Jects, "The Noxel xeisus the bhort Star)
ate a Means of Hxpicsslon," 'Tit Hon as an
llducator," and 'Can We Haxo a Distinct
ively Amerlcuii Literature.'1 Contributions
of various character xxlll be mile by Al
bert HlKeloxv I '.lines Miss Consumes In
uills, 1'iaiik Deter, Jlrs 1 Initio i: Peelei,
Thomas Hroxxei Peacock, Mis Mir) J,
Held, 1" J Taggiirt, -Miss Lucy Keller
house, Prof H. 1. Phillips, Mlkfl .Maud
(loodridgi Hoger Cunningham. Jlrs , ri.
t'ribler. Thorn is Parrv Vlis Hlla Cowan,
V. A. White. Wnlter Willi ems. Prof D A,
llllswoilh, Wult Mason, Sum tor Charles
1', Scott.
Street l'rtut htrn Arrottd.
L II. Paul xvas arrested ut I o'clock yes
teidax afternoon at Hie coiner of Tenth
and Walnut streets for vloliting a city
ordinance. lie claims tp be a minister
and xxas pi cabling to a lirpo croxvd xxhen
ariested by Patrolman Welber When tak
en to the police stullon Paul entered a
violent protest against his proposed Incar
ceration. Captain Plahlxe Informed Paul
that the stieets must not be blocked and
ordered his release.
GOING TO ST. LOUIS TO-NIGHT?
Burlington Route train leaves at 8 13 p.
m. The only line running three sleepers
with nexv elegant compartment berths and
buffet. Service unsurpassed.
Men's Straw
Hats.
SotJ bj u for
29 Cents
lint xxoiild 1 lOtnp t tor-
in't mil f ir I. tl.n i
i cuts is xxhnt tlillkt. t iCtll
hot
Collars.
Sold bj us for
B Cent
thnt xxnuld-be i omp tltors
i in t si II for leu til in b
i Ills Is uhit malna tin 111
tind
that xxoiild In tntnpetltors
nn t - II fi.-i I - thin l,i
i iii l xx hat in.iK - them
tu nl
Laundered
It'hite Shirts.
Sold bj us for
42 Cents
tluiJ xxoulil-bi coiiip tllori
ant t II for lesn than 7j
ints Is xxhnt mules them
tlnd
Laundered
Neytiyee Sh irts
Sold bx us for
29 Cents
that xxould-be competitors
in i pell for less than 0
. enti Is xx hat makes them
tirtil
J I OS- J J JO Main St.
Special Sale on
Separate Skirls.
10 Cioiou Mtitts, lincil tlitniighoiit.
11,1 ,'lln Muiie,
S2.43
xulxot llilKilll'- till liotttiiu
o.nctly liko cut, twciial
lit
3f, Sloi m Serge SUirts, lined
Uirts, lined gi rt P
siieculat" WUI I 0
xxlth glass, idoth
blaclt, very full, sp
21 rignreel Molmir skirts, the s nno
L-il .Hiiuuu iV4il-i iiir tmu
liae been bulling TH f f f
tlmt xxo have been bulling
all -.eason
at..,
JJOS-UJO Main. St.
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.
We'iilciioen, NervousncKi,
Lie-iuiii), and all the train
oi oxiis I mm early errors or
later ems--eb. tho results of
overwork, icknts, worry.
etc. rull strength, ilex el-
. i uiiuii-aiuiuiiunegivenia
Jjoxeryoran and isirtlou
UIIUOUCMI). oiuii'ic, uai.
J ute
urai mein i-. jtuuieui.
ute luinrtieeiiifut seen.
Fslluro itp.,js5lll4 -'.IXXI reft re ui i i Book,
explanation aud proofs mallei (scaled) free.
ERIE MEOICAL CO,, Buffalo, N.Y.
SPECULATE.
We will send )ou the best and tafebt plan
to speculate on Hoard of Trade. Our busi
ness U ktrlctlv commission.
J. W. HAKEn & CO..
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