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TTHC KANSAS TTTY JOITtXAL. TDEfl) VY, OCTOBER 23, 1895.
NEW .MESSES .KRO.U 01,1).
AX OHIO IVOM V lllMMON SKJUIl
vwiii ni:u .mdm.y.
M'ny of llnnir Djrlni; 1 tint l Mniplr,
l',ni unil l.riiiitiiiilt-itl -llliinmi.t llli
.11 lit r (litivl t tiltira mill lli Nut lull-.
Irfifk ur Mitali Out Hum to I'nlor
(urn H-, stilta unit r.ii
Ultli I.litlo I xprnos
'm n Iptlor trrlttnn l.it month by
t i Hdoh, I'lilntiM-arlllc, Ot-epii Co.,
f - nays: "I eolorfsl an old Inn dips
-i -I'll that I find mm H ummr,
l i.mt n nice, blnok drewL My Klrl
f i! In want nearly wild over It, ntiil
t wefp HKtonUihod rh?n I told
i a It mi my old tun rit-eM rolord
v h Iiliinmnt. l)e. rtrvprnl of thrm
ti 1 Hip dy' mi thr-lr whit cashmere
i l nil of them had nice looking black
i. w i .
I h,ive lirtt ti (treat ttmtijr Iilnmond
3v r.f (vitton, wool, nnd silk, Bud hare
tin-t with tuivmylnw nuernm. ImsI wM?k
1 1 n ilniteii imcknitfS In folorlntc
.. ii ' for turs, nnd trowl" two bf-atitl-
il mir, I havo tried other pnoknup
' i.ut never with the miccw that X
In.' had with the Diamond, t have
i r failed nnrp with Diamond ftyw,
nn.l I do not think nnv one could. If
u. v pay attention to the directions that
i, with rnrh ,itckfl'"
lMittiiiiid nc nr i p -dally prepared
f l m une, nnd u Kiinnuit-et to be
1 ti.nKfit, f.t -' ml nslivt to its
' til tly, T . i . l'st colors. It I
l, i-'-ni-y f. .'iii- nt dypn for wool
i I U r colt..... i 1 iMumond 1J'pb tire
. l illy prppr-.i f, . irh. Insist on
I . hk Dlamontl fiypH. and you will al
v , n h.ive c'l'm that will not fittta.
! ik of Otrfcth.ni i lid forty sample
c I irwl cloth will ! mailed tvc.
V Ms. Ktehanison & t' .. r.urllngton, Vt.
BOUGHT THREE TICKETS.
7 ho I hi Iiit of n Ktinuwiiy (iltl Take Iter-
..If and tier Liner lliinie lo lie
.Hurried,
T i il Morris, a follower of the races, and
i ' "ni l!ron n ilauiUitor of Thomas J.
1 !. a Ktoikman of Kptinirfleld, Mo.,
. i , irr.ili.l In the ur.UKl .titml at the
1 -i i-uion lirhliiK Park shortly after 2
k yestpMny afternoon by Humane
. i itrwnman. The nri.t was niuilo on
i I lint or the Rlrl's i nhir. nho arrived
t K itiiixs i'tt estenl.i niurnln.
n h. n'hn hus Just turned 20 ysftra.
t hore int Thursday from SprliiKfleld
1 i it c of two race horses for C It.
ii. 11, a sulonnkeeper In SprlnttHeM. Ho
li Known Ahss Urown less than two
m - ImvInK met her In the (lott hotel
1 i home town, wh"ic she had chaw; of
Intel cutlur. The ilay after .Morris
1 ' Hptinirtleld bhe panned lier watch and
.mi and telCBiMphed Morris to meet her
n i'e depot. I'pon her arrival here she
v to five at 112 Vine street. Morris
I l at 3719 Most Kirteenth street. She
1 I I he most of her tlmt in his torn-
I i i fur her arrival here, Kolni; to the
r tack early in the day and remain-
with him until his duties were ended
II i kM.
W e ii arrested yesterday Miss Urown was
n' ! ,lth her lover to the Central police
e i n wheie her father was waltirm' for
1 r, I'lii "f Irwin's olllce. She jrrcpted him
I I ind refused lo iro home with him
H rled when told that her lover would
j,r i iiiU be locked up. Miss Urown Is 17
- old and a rather pretty brunette.
V. .ii ii-ked If Morris had proposed to her
f i idled'
t et."
S i tid he had not asked her to run
n n ironi home but she couldn't live
i m him and that was why she left.
8 1 ilmcd that her mother tried to force
li r keep eompan with a man who was
c 'a fnl to her. Morris told the chief
in i' I i was willing lo marry Miss Brown
Hen ind there If she would put up with
tn m he ha l to live. The father of the
f. rl ,,lt.-cted to the murriiipe, but finally
L iv Ids consent provided they would be
w Ml in Sprmctield. This was agreed
i r i i ml lnt nlpht Mr. Brown purchased
V ree railroad tickets to Sprinfffleld.
J. V. .MOOK1S OVnilCOAT.
t In n Train at Topeka anil round by a
Chicago Yent Inn.
.1 V, Moore, of Mnrion. Ka., secre
' the Kunsus live stock commission,
in the city sesterday looking after
niiucellnneous matters at this point.
1 'i last evening for home.
Moore left home last week for To
. nnd. like a ivlae and prudent man,
, ' s oercout ulone with him Heins
-I time he had carried It this season
not It when he left the train at To
il 1 It was tarried on like Bank Com
ii r Itri'identliiU's treasure from Fort
As tlu- train made no stops between
.ind Kuneas city he vould not se
i 'ie overcoat and he soon gave it up as
'.iv morning he received a, letter from
io itentleman written from Ilaven-
1 i , In which the writer apld that he
ken a seat In a Rock Island train at
t on the day Mr. Moore's overcoat
t and had found an oven oat in the
He rode durmtf the afternoon and
.ill nli'ht and as no one came to
li he examined It and found Mr.
name and conclude 1 he ha 1 left It
k chance of it and hud forwarded It
-'.letia to him at Tnpeka. The writer
. member of th firm that nianufact-
i-t nt ChicaKO, ar. I ai he closed his
i nlcatlon he tusjti d !f Mrs, Moore
1 brand of yeast u imi-d and said he
1 delighted to li m her try It.
lay niorninn ti Moore received
i out and las' nluic lie sent an
ii the man m. Chlcaso house
. some of ,-t and will here-
-e no oil ii ' m his house.
Till' iii i unit.
flldul foi li to-day lh: MIs
r i iir, coldi suutluusiein por
' Kansas, u tair, Mtitlnnary
.'ore. i ,uv hiht nlBtits
c 1 1 ions:
, Bar. Temp.
A Tex.. . S.1 !H 7
1 k, N. p ,...aiw 4ii
III SOU) 72
. in . 'f'lia :.o
' ill, O ... HMD 7
'i.i, Kas.. i,m ;.j
1 , "it. Ja.. ;!u.2ij 48
I Mi. m. la,.. u:i4 44
i iiv. Kus. 3ru 48
' Minn ,.. 3H1 ,TJ
-.1 Tcv .... Shim 73
..n, Tex an. lo 7t)
V.ont... . sup.' ;3
J' Mont... ,, "Jijo 50
3' S l-i. Sun; 40
3 s Ct), Mp.. ai'3? f,l
a lus-k, Ak 30.(11 gt
?4 ...leans, I.U.. imu 715
" l-lalte, Nub 'in 3(1 M
1 Nub...... 3U 3 41
i ma, O. T.. ;;2S on
l , 1 ello, N. V ...... ..oil Jii 3il
1 1 ity. 8. p. ).,!! m
1 : .!, Mo -jo;. m
b 1 il. Mtlin.. sn pi :w
b .'111, Mini to jo ,i
i k t T. ..,.:;.i.i ',i;
' 1 Id, Mo,, ..u
"" md"8toesai 'I.thik - are nd
in prtci. than th wurtUvs linlln
Ask to me them.
Dentil una rmieruu.
funer.il of IMward J. Murphy, who
i No. ASl'i Walnut sirit 011 Sunday,
1 . Id at Ht Mncpul'n ihunb t S
1. jL-sierdaj niuinlntj. The burial was
nit St. Mary's ccmctm,
loily of Mrs. Maiy Connelly, who
.in the en. 1 ts of a fall at In r home,
sIHSI,, II 1 II. , .i l.ljhl. Willi
I.i.i.
ii wui'b I.1-1 niriht loi biiiUl.
Awarded
Hlgliest Honors World's Fair,
D'fii'
EEm
n?tY;
MOST PERFECT MADE.
s, pure Oripe Cream if Tartar Powder. Free
.Tom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD,,
farow,'h lilra 13 perau vuuk mc r.iiv.u 1 w
tWh
mux wjt,
wm&n
MOORE'S BODY COMING BACK,
lbs Kunirn City 1 lio-ttrlrnl Msn' lteinslii
f-uld In lion lliitl lliiitely l)liifd Of
Alter III .UenieniHt llmlli.
The Ui l uf Wsl.er It. .M.j"i. Iit ttsne
inamwi uf the ln.ils A'i turn loin
p.m, lo was kllnd In the nns tstiK x
plosion at t nisi inn, T. . on ibtoiwr 3
-ll be bruiiKht to l"1 .t to-lay b an
emplo)e of t.iriat, Hie unm tinker, Tne
acudent occurred fully two wr.ki B-.
Aicordln to the dispatch sent out from
Cornlvftna t the time, tlm llploelon
caused by the applk-fltlon of a match to
one of the 1 ylinuers of th tnk utud f.t
the spectacular tffe. t. The man tilm
struck the mutch was Harry CooIerldM ,
the mahi4t9t of ths cab turn llnht II" a.is
tompleloly dlsembowled by me esploKui,
while Moor, who It ttppearf was sum ling
near bt, was so badly ntanhd he led ni
lonpr after. Moore WSS deuf n I it !
thoutrhl he did hot hear any of Coolet
IiIkc's movement.
Sir. lvrrs A. Pi hull, of this lt, Moore
brother-in-law, said jpterd nenm in
that he was Informed that Moot, s an 1
Coolsrldife's bodies wers plmel In a fuinl
turo wanon Immcdlnlely nttir the a. ildnn
and burled lh chp pine Iwnes without
so mu. ti as being clothed. He s.iid that
ho could not substantiate thU repot t. Inn
added he bad written and ttlre.l the "I'eMI t.
Auction' Company s.wrnl tinu without
haMlist receH.d a wor I In r . He did,
not know whether the company was under
lonttnet to care for Moore wbi n ill or dead.
hut he thought so. He lulhied that the
only word received from the (ompilnv Was
the teUkrum announung Moore's death.
Moore's brother went to Corslcana
to brlnif the body here, but hs m taken
111 there and became hplple'l. Finally a
number of th atrlcal people clubbed to-
E ether nnd hud t'nderlaker C'arlat send
is man to Corslet nn.
Moore's mother lives at 1."1J Bttclld ave
nue. Ho was at one time the slafrp man
aeer lit the Ullllss and had been with the
"Devil's Auction" Company three years.
.HUsl' JfAVi: A JIAI.t,.
I'fteti of 1'iitlns Directory inercs"mt m a
I'rellmliial-y Meji.
It has been decided to chnngo And In
crease the Priests of Pallas dlris.tory from
eleven to twenty-flie metiibrrs. This was
determined upon nt a muetinit of the di
rectory held lh room 62U American Jtank
butldlnK ut 4:30 o'clotk yesterday afternoon.
A special committee of three, Fred 8. Pok
ifett, C A. Alurdock and J. 1'. L.0011P1S,
was chosen to make nominations for the
new directory. These nominations will be
submitted to the i'rlcxU of Tails subscrib
ers for their approval.
No work for next year's festivities will
no oemuii until me new iiuectory is se
lected and organised. When that has been
done a movement toward bulldln? or se
curing a I'rlests of I'allns hall will be
made. Imp of the nresent directory said
yesterday afternoon, "We have received
iifty or more letters or cons-raulat an and
en -oimMicmcnt and subscriptions are com
ing in freely. We have reached a point
where we must have a hall. We cannot do
witnout one, lor we must have a
plate suitable for olllcp purposes. We
decided upon the.e nominations nnd In
crease of the directory because wo thought
tnis matter 01 a nan required tne reortraul
zatlon of the board und more directors."
:o.sMi)i:tn;i) riOTtrious.
.11 any I,etlcri r.erclicit nt the I'oitnllice
Hint Are 'ot llnltvereil.
lender a rullnff of the postofllos depart
ment, postmasters nre forbidden to deliv
er a certain class of mall that has been
Krowlnsr rapidly during the past ten years.
The rullmr afreets such mall as bears ad
dresses of "Prominent Lawyer," "Leadms
Pry Goods House," "Live Insurance
AR'Tlt," etc.
About 10O such letters nre held at the of
fice here each week, and are cither re
turned to the writer or sent to the dead
letter otTlce. They are classed as fictitious
addresses.
About two doiten letters were held yester
day In the postolllee. The lot was 041 av
erape one nnd some of the addresses were
unique. Anions the list was one for
"Prominent Worker In the Law and Order
Leasrue," "Leading Mule Buyer," "Pruml
nent Potato Shipper."
The letters have bten delivered for many
years, the curriers simply leaving them at
some place of the character on their route,
but tomplalnts were made that the po-tof-flce
wus lending aid to certain business
men, and in order to save any onnoyanco
such letters were ordered marked fictitious
and not delivered.
THEY AKi: HAPPY SOW
A youni Couple Married by Jmtlcc i:bert
at Polleo llentlciaarters.
The humdrum of Central pollee station
was relieved Just after 1 o'clock .sirday
afternoon by a wedding c-iemon. in which
the oflkers of the utatlon were intrusted
spectators and C. B. Calllcotte, aijed 21
years, and Mtss Olara Uowers. unci 22
years, were the parti, lpants The bride and
jrroom came heie from Ohuhe. Kas , where
tne CalliLOtte Theatrical Company, of whl n
they are numbers, l.s plajlntc a week's en-
fagement. They wished to be married by
'olice JudE Jons, as the Ki'oom is ne
quaintsd with him, but the Judge was not
to be found at the hmir whtn they ap
peared at the staron to be married, so un
officer went for Jii'tPe Ebept. Tho wed
ding was performed !n the office of the
secretary to ihe chief, and was witnessed
by Chief Irwin. Secretary Hums, Captain
Hranham, Court Seigeant Snow, Jailer
Snavely, Humane Agmt Sh-rlock and
newspaper reporters. After the weddlnir
ceremony the couple hurried away to
catch a train to take them to Olothe In
time for last nleht's pirformance of the
company. As they left the station Jailer
Snavely rang the police call bell, which
answered ihe purpose of the customary
marriage bells.
'Tho Ilest pill I cior usnit." is the freauem
rsniarU of purcbaacrs of Carter's Little Liver
Pills When you try tbem you win oiy iho
Arrested for I'aMlni; Hobus Cliecks,
T. I. HIter, formerly a street railway
eonducjior, vv.w tirrested yenterday after
noon and locked in a. cell at the Cwntrnl
station. Ift Is accused of passins two
forged checks on leter Ollle, a barkeeper
for Herman Porstrcuter, ut No, 1100 Bsit
Nlmiti-wnth Utreet, JUtcr went to the sa
loon on Saturday and presented a bona
Jldo cpeck tot jafi drawn on the l nlon Na
tional bank and signed by Mrs. Iorciia
Thornton, Who I said to be his sister.
The barkeeper pal1' the check, un Mon
day, ts alleged Hitor cashed two checks
for IIS ench at tho saloon, und when they
wert presented at the bank they wvro
pronounced forxerles. The case was placed
In tho hands of detective yi su-rduy, and
Hitter's urrest followed A state warrant
sa'IU ba sworn out for him to-dij,
Winn you suffor from tlctj timidnohr, dl.
tine is. const I pal Ion. tc , remember Csrmr'j
Little Liver Plils will relieve you. One pill II
dwji,
in ii ,
Will Snrvo J'lfiy Oays.
W. J. Oillesple, ft rejected suitor of Miss
Myrtle Thompson, of Xo, 110 West Tenth
strevt, went to her room Monday nluhl
and with a knife piled up two valuable
dresses. She. caueht him In the act and
summoned a poll, email, who took him 10
the Cenual station, where he was locked
up on a, charue of dltuililiii Hit. pea. e,
Jn the police court yeMeruu vhen he wus
arraigned for trial he had no exeuso to
offm' for his conduct and Judtre Joites sent
him to the workhouhe for llfiy duys, illsa
Thomioii and UlllespiH came hiv from
Cameron, Mo, about mo weeks ago.
Mn Wlnsloiv's Siiniiio ttVHCP for cbll.
dmn uctlilctf, noliem tbv uuuia reduces Inflitni
uiatlcu, allay p.ii, cures vrlu.t code tfic 4 UoUI
Thrown Puhu an i.uiliaiihiuent.
Patrolmen Hoover and Todd reported st
the Central nation vcetciday lliat Mlsii
Jennie Moore, of No. 2t7 Allen avenue,
was seriously hurt Mouday rvlnlit by be
ina thrown down a, ttiep vnibankiiu.nl on
Allen avepuo by a balky horse. In com
pany with Henry CoMiran she was drlvins;
.ilonif the avenus when the noise stopped;
Efforts to urse tho hui on caused It 10
back the vehicle over rhe embankment.
Miss Moore revived several cuts and
bruise, Cochran scaped without injury
A Mining Hoy.
The police liavt been asked to be en the
lu.lnul fur Edward H. Illsion. 13 jiars
old, son of William lllston, a i.iiiih r whoce
home Is f(sw iml-b irom Tuoeka. Kas.
lie was last stn oi O'lular H. whet
left mm bom for Topeka, to gvt a lou,
wand. The country around Topeka
lMn Knhed for him. uijt postal ci
H wtw last sn uu O'luUr H, when lie
lOiUI of
ka ha
uliil MirHj
i.li.lnw I.Il. .1a. !........ t . '.' rr .
,...mw ... ucwutiviuii uavv ineu sent to
-iirrouiMBn towns, but thus far uo trace
uf mm mis bwn touud.
'I be rjtluiKOleJll ( lull.
A number of the senior ilais at the lilxli
frihool have oiBanlin-d u maihenimltal tu-
:'- ,VB .H.e t llie l'luUKOIan 1 1UD.
'Ihe ottlciere are: Piesldeiit. Knd Covvks;
vuo president, Miss Ueith.t Hooptr; .iic
tuiy and tjeahur.-r. Miss liai.y Hennisi
tililc, Ml. Julia Kiiuie
Will hue fur l Itj 'line.
The city twasuirr will Inula on the first
Monday in Xov.iiihir t" -Ml all juop. riy
i kMx.h whltli the 6iy tirit liavo utjl been
Buuaubu-
.,
aV)aA)s.s.r s a-v- - .
WANTS SHORTER CAMPAIGNS
CHMiti'iit t.vi. rt.t'M 1 it(ii:s nim.r
pitr.riini.M'iAi. oinii:hii).
1'iiMirs Only Hireo Mouth tin lend of Mi
lttlween Nomination nnd l.lertlon
Tribute tu hrtiiitiet Woolf Man
ors Make .lddrcen.
At th meitlng of the Commercial Club
last evening, Mr. MHo 13. l.awrnnce, under
the head of new bulncs, prcsetrtwi the fol
lowing resolutions for action by the mem
bers of the club:
"Whereas. There is a urowlnif tendency
In our country to prolong the presidents!
campaign, due Chiefly to th custom of
holding national conventions of tho two
leading political parties six months prior
to the Quadrennial election; and
"Whereas, The coming election Involves
the discussion of problem-, which affect the
commercial, Industrial and financial Affairs
of the nation, and Is likely 10 renilt In ex
treme partisan agitation, which is calcu
lated to unsetthi the public mind nnd con
sequently create want of confidence In tb
restoration of business prosperity; and
"Whereas, The commerce of tho coun
try has not ye fully recovered from the
effect of a. commercial and financial depres
sion, oaued largely by the agitation inci
dent to the last presidential campaign, and
experlcnco has shown that the trade inter
ests of our country are forced into an un
settled condition by the attending- excite
ment of a national political con test, such a
condition being threatened by thu cam
paign of ISM; and
"Whereas, There seem to be many rea
sons, from a commercial standpoint, which
constitute a strong appeal for a change in
policy in favor of a shorter campaign than
has heretofore buon ou-tomary; lherfore
be it
"Resolved, Ky the Commercial Club of
Kansas City, that tho time lntervenlnp be
tween the conventions of the two xreat par
lies and the election ehould be hortend
to three Instead of tix monthi; and
"Hesolved, That In the interest of the
commerce of our country, the general com
mittees which have power to tix the dates
of tho national conventions b- respectfully
requested to consider earnestly the desira
bility of flxlnt,- a later date for the holding
of said conventions, and that a Joint con
ference of the executive olilccr3 of these
committees Is desirablo for the consldi ra
tion of and action upon thi Important sub
ject, und to this end tho committee on
state and national legislation of this club
is requested to prepar a memorial, to be
submitted to the club at Its next meeting,
and if approved by it then forwarded 10
the convention committees referred to; and
"Resolved, That copies of these resolu
tions together with the memorial to be pre
pared by the committee on state and na
tional legislation lie transmitted to the rep
resentative commercl il bodies of the Unit
ed States, with request for similar action
on their part."
Mr. Lawrance, upon urging the passage
of the resolutions, stated that similar res
olution, had been adopted by hundreds of
eomni"iclnl organizations over the country;
that a prolonged s-aon of political cam
paigning wan extremely detrimental to the
best trade interests of many of the states,
and that he hoped the members of the
club would view the matter In the ame
light as himself and place the resolutions
on recurd in the club's minutes. He said
the idea was first broached by the Cleve
land, 11., Commercial Club and ha1 been
attracting favorable attention all over the
United States.
The resolutions were passed without fur
ther comment and without a dbeentlng
VOle,
The club alo adopted the amended trib
ute of respect to the memory of Samuel
Woolf, who was an honored member of the .
1..l- .. .1 - ..-nn.t ... w.., -!
iriw iiii'i u. 4,1. vmiuviii vuiiiv juau ut
Kani-as City:
"During the vacation of the club death
again entered our ranks and Samuel Woolf
was tricken down. He had not been with 1
us many yeais, but from the boglnning he'
took an aotlvo interest In the work here'
carried on, and while he was modest and ,
Unassuming, he was earnest and faithful,
a? a member, ever ready to conttlbute of
his time and money for the upbuilding of
the commercial interests of Kansas Oily, ,
In business he w-.ia an honorable, success- 1
ful merchant. He was not eager for great
rithes, but he was an t sample of industry
ana irugauiy, ana always atteu upon the
principle that It was wise to proceed more
slowly on conservative lines than hazard
all in venture and experiment. In hl.s per
sonal ch'tracir th re was mm h to ad
mlie. He loved his fellow men nnd his
kindness wus conspicuous, especially to
young nn-n; and It was his greatest pleas
ure 10 iiuviae won mem anu uirect tnem '
in the i.uhs of right living. 1
"H't heart went out to tho poor and needy
and h never turntd th-m ttway. But In
his family will his loss be full the great
est. He was a devoted husband and father.
Ho wo tirm in the faith that a man's
first d'Uts was to his wife and children.
Ho lovod them. ail they loved him. and 1
his wis a happy home. Such a life fills
tho measure of good cltUmship, and ho I
leaves the world better that he hus livid I
in It. It is such men i our departed 1
brother who do honor to bualnena life '
and give stability to society. Let it bo
recorded of him thnt he wo a good man,
who always did his part well, and has
left behlmi htm a pleasant memory.)
"JOSBPIl CAJIX,
"W. A. WILSON.
. "J. V. SIERIULU"
At the close of regular business k, o.
Hutler, secretary of the legation of the
United States, at the City of Mexico, wm
Introduced, and gave a. short talk regard
ing his experiences In Mexico, and the
rapid advancement it has tnadr in tho last
twenty jeurs. As an examplo of the pros
perity of Mexico. Mr. Hutler cited the
9.UO miles of Iron and tteel roadways
which pleice into almost every portion of
tlrtit country, as against SCO miles twenty
years ago. "And there Is an Anurl. an clt-lx.-n
behinl every mile of that railroad
track." .-aid Mr (iutl. r, with upload wavo
of the hand. He also mentioned the lm
pnovimem In the telegraph syst-m in his
udupls country, stating that twenty veurs
ago there was something like 3 00(1 Kllome.
twrs of telegraph wire in that country,
as nsalnst Su.oiw kilometer nt tho present
time. He said be considered the system
Of federal telegraph In Mexiio as almost
Prrfoct. He also mentioned the effort of
thu Mexican government to edueatn the
Indians of that country. Ho spoke of thu
teudem-y of the Mexicans lo adopt the
Kngllsh language, to the exclusion of all
other foreign laugcagcs, stating tlmt It
wo fast Biipplautiujf tho Spanish and
rrem-h.
1ft.. Butler, who was a, former resident
uf Kansas city. Is, with airs. Hutler, vis
iting friends here. lie wan at one time
emploj.-ij by the Journal and Star a a
reporter.
At th conclusion of Air. Hutler1!,- snearh
Charles H Tanner, a buslines man of
Hastings, Nell., was introduced and said
some v.-ry nice tiling! annul Kansas Clt,
He was eols'cially eTnnhatlc rraardina: lint
hum and bustle of tho elti's many Indus
tries, ajid iai.1 that When Kansas city was
placed iweius ixeuraska s metropolis,
Omaha, in a business light, the hitter did
not seem to be "in it." Mr. Tanner's re
marks r. reived g.-nernl appl.iueo, and In
1 omiusion, he mid "Kan-as lily's bu.si
n, - 11.. n stsn 1 I .jetln r a on.- man for
lb. ir . its a own eon, ma is i-il inter, sts They
im nor iigiraie un iii, iioil 01 lii 111 1 or I
tu !.: but tli Ir vvjt'h'voi 1 is 'What shall
5iaiiflii iPerv-e
--Ibt-oBwHaivEy Pii
w 1 to b illl 1 p . 1 li -lib s Thli
th. v , Plunder to 1. iv . 1 I'.v.ti of all el-c.
.11 1 let P to 1 till 111 of 1 to 16, nnd
vl. vmsa. r,xt. il 10 th- 1 Iti.enn of
Mi stern Npbru-ki. tie lie-nd of oimnnrclal
cM fellowship and .i.-Ult th.it is po thor
iinulilv yours, nnd .m 11 111 o. .n-lonally
11' 1 fnt steers, ho . li.p and IIMl" fel
I..WS like myself 1 mug oil tlu- train and
comlm,- to see 5011 "
INDEPENDENCE,
tllamtron- I'lrrt In the Mrlnlty of Mine
S'prlllgii Henil,-llle Arroa of
loin llurned,
J"nrmers residing In the vicinity of nine
Kprimrs brought n polls to this . il es
terday of dlsustrou.- llres In that s Uon
of the cotmtyv '1 li- f.um of Mr- Collins
Hvjvvcn. rnsar Illue Spt lings, was sw.pt bv
Hie, ciltimg considerable loss upon the
faun produoti. Sevinl-llv acres of corn
standing- In the Ikld wn. de-trovsl. A
fotvo ot men n. n.iitiltii: a threshing ma
chine In nn n.ijoli.lng Held, wlilih ivImi
cauglvt lire, and 10 savo the wheat nr.l
itfaehliicry It was m .saury to plow n round
an acie of grovmd P.rty nogs wtie In one
of the tields. As thy have not been round
It 1 pnnumod that they peiishid 1n the
llntnee. The lire, it Is said, start. d from
a snHrk from a lo. orotlve. The continued
ilrouth causol the ti-lds to bum lik.a tin
der, und consldatiih'. .ippreliMilon is being
felt by farmers for their ciopa.
Wntit lufnriiiHttoii.
City Marshal Hube leeplved a letter
from Svraousf, X, 5 . asking for informa
tion eliout one Patrick Welih. who wits
killed at the Crednle quarry oplosn
twaj wtssks ago. ilis. Welch hnd read tho
pivMs diapatches ronterning tlie explosion
und she foimd nunio.-T.'d ainotia- the dead
11 man she believed to be her mlsing luie
band, who left her aliout two je.irs ago.
Her husband, -she aid mu 11 qturrvman
nnd was In. thu Wist a-oinevvhero vvoik.ng
ut his trado.
Tnbnrco for the INior 1'iiriu,
Superintendent Gentry anKl Steward C
M. (Yandall were 111 the city .v.-aterdny
moklnff pufchm.es uf tobacco for the in
mates of the poor farm. The old county
court cut off the tobacco supply at tho
farm. Yistcrday tin iuescnt county courL
nftcr rfcelving- a (Ktltlon signed by many
taxpayere, asking that tobacco be issued
to the inmates, gi anted tho request and
ordered the slljerlut"ndent to govirn him
self accordingly. Suue the lumalea were
denied their tobai , o they have re-wrted
r every method to secure- the covitcd
weed. Whtfii hard pressisj old rags would
serve for tolsicco, and the pr.K'ti, o was
not only injurious, but unhealthy for oth
em wlw were not addicted to tlie usi of
tobaccov The order of the court yesterday
will gtaddeii main of the unfortunates.
who deilve more tomfort from a pipe of
tobacco than they do from a meal.
MUlcll.llleotla.
Mrs. J. P. Alexander left yesterday for
a brief visit to friends nt Corder. Mo.
Miss Nellie Russell, who has betn v sit
ing the family of John W. Modie. of this
city, has returned to her home in Clay
county.
Airs. It W. McCurdv left last cv. nlng
for n. vlsli to friends at Marysvill-, Kas
D. C. Hav-fk left yeiterday foi a trip
through Iowa and Kansas. lie expects to
be absent .evernl weeks.
Mtss Laura Majors, of Klngsville, Mo ,
is in the city, the guest of friwids und
relatives.
Miss Mary Hlggason ts entertaining lnr
friend. Miss Katie Coan, of Lee's Summit,
at her home r.n South Liberty street.
Charles Latimer has secured a resident e
on the SouUi'ait boulevard, where he will
take up his residence at once.
Mits Lillian Ity land, sister of Rev. K. p
Ityland. of this city, has returned to her
home at Lexington, Mo.
-Miss Katie Sehuelentierg, who has been
visiting friends at Ottawa, Kus., has re
turn, d home.
William McDonald left yesterday for
Corder, Mo.
The Chl ago & Alton depot Is being ren
ovated and mads more acceptable to the
traveling public, ,
Miss Katheilne Nelson, of Kansas Citv,
Is the Rtitisi of Mrs. Milton Welch, at her
home south. at of this city,
N. 8. C.illllih is erecting mammoth green
houses In the northern portion of the city.
.Aiiiircw imiier was commuted to jail
yesterday by Justice Millard In default of
ball. He was Ml.irgisJ with committing an
assault upon William Martin and tutting
him severely with a knife.
The marriage of Miss Annabel Ilartm in
to Mr. Claren e Chandler Wright will take
dace this eoulng at the resldein e of ire
iride's parents on South Osage stn et
Colonel L, P. Mulr has purchns. d a s n
acre farm In Clay county, neat Lib r
the county tent. The farm is one .1 t' .
best In the 1 ounty, tjelng well 11111 iov 1
Colonel Mulr will movo there with hs
family at tin early date. .
Many of the old citizens of Inderi.-r, 1en
who were at the battle of Hig Itlu. w. 1. i 1
a romlnis. ent frame of mind yun.i ii
October 22 Is the anniversary of tin I 1
The lnfnnt child of Mr. nnd Mi- W v I
Haro died vesterday morning of .J 1 r 1
theria und will lie burled to-day at . p
m. from the family residence on W.si
Clarke street.
Marriage Ucepiei Issued
Name,
drover Stone. Kansas Citv
Age
Mattle Harp, r, Camlropolls, Mo
Edward V Jansen Kansas City
Virgio Chumley, Kansas City
Henri' O. Htevuntn, Kansas City
Myrtle Rom h, Kansas City
C. 11, Culllivitte. Kansas city
Clara liowcis, liarton county, Mo
IMward Lee Kohons, Chicago
Julia, Fran.. I oills, Kansas City
Charley Hawkins, Kansas City
Ida Itathburn, Kansas City
Fred C. liMirdlln, llurltngton, la
Addie M. Rulaml, Kansas City
Hlrtb Reported.
llotermund, John N. and Cora n ; 1218
I'ernlletot. heights; October 91; a boj.
'MeNamarn. Mike nnd Mollle; 13 North
Gtecond street; Dctolier i; a boy.
Strum, J. ii. and Jt.; StfO Jarbue street;
October So; a girl.
Heath" Hepni'lrd,
Hriidden. John; CI years; St. Joseph's
liuspital; (i) tober 21; exhaustion, burial ut
le!toy, Kus
Hrink. John JI.j 3 years; Twentj-firth
awl Walnut ttreets: 0luber 21; dip itherlt
le croup; burial ut Sts. 1'eU-r and la il
cemvti-i'j1.
Hlllon, Alma: 1 month; 115 Cherry street
October 22; inanition; burial at Union c 111
Dtery. Jftlls, Prank; 88 years; H10 Wyandotte
street; ouubcr 90; phthUis i.liduminuls,
burial at Cleveland, i.
Rotermund. Oiwenci ; 1 day; 2218 Pen-dk-loii
heights; Octola-r 21; inanition,
burial at Union oemeieiy.
Weill Wellll Welllll
Are you going South for fun or recrea
tion? If so keep lkostcd on whera to get
the moat fun for your money.
tor tue jnoisirteii atui.-iic conical at not
Springs, Ail. . Uo tolier 31, the Allstouil im.
line have nude the following raw, vvhbh
are the lovv.it ever made to Hot Swings:
From Kansas City., ..Q
j.'rom j.eavtiiworin jo.ia
Fiom Atihhon..., Hi M)
From St. Joseph ..,.,., , 17 u)
From Omaha 21.3j
Tickets will bu sold flum 0 tuber 20 to
Oi tuber 30, nubisive, good to leuiiii until
Novembei lo. Hot Springs expuis liavis
Kanias City 41 11.30 p. ill. dally. Th ket
(illl. et.: Union depot, IMS I'ulon avenue
(liloiiom hoaiej and Vj) Main sheet
1: s ji:m:'it,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Scharnagd reitaurant, open day and
night; all the dellcucles of the season.
Sir. 'Iiiraiiey in Wiobiiigtou.
Wwbhington, Oct. i iSpecial ) Rcpre
snivtatlvt John it. Tursiiey urilved this
morning fioin Kuiisis Cu and will re.
main a w.k looking after torn depart
mental mat tels.
I King
of 'Em
All!
The Decker Hros. Plnno
ft.itul.s at tho hend bcciusc
of its gcnernl excelionce.
It tlocs not depend on nny
one tiling for its popularity.
It is simply perfect in ovcry
detail. In tone, durability,
designing ami beauty of fin
ish, it easily leads nil other
makes. Comparison with
other instrumonts coiivinc
ingly proTes this.
J. W. Jenkins' Sons,
IOI.K AflKNTil,
921 Main Street.
ALL OPERATIONS GUARANTEED!
i:sTAiii.i$iii:t is8o.
I TtHEnEALi'AJla.gSSD-Mftr,
-THE REAL
Over 200 Teeth Extracted Daily. NO
VMS OR DANGEB. ArtiDciHl Teeth
vrarrunted to Kit Perfectly. Decayed
mill celling- teeth, if worth It, filled and
saved.
726 W3AIS2 STREET
ALTfJAU. KAULBACH i CO., Fropi.
W. B Clasei:, Prei J W Barset, Sec
A. A. Tomlixs ox, V Prti C It Kockwill, Treli
CAPITAL $230,033.
0 CSMPAN1-'
OF KANSAS CIY, MO.
stir tore Lire suilmss.
Accounts, subject to check at
sight, received irom individuals,
iirms and corporations on the
most favorable tonus.
Legal depositor' for Court and
Trust Funds.
Acts as Executor, Guardian,
Administrator and Receiver,
alio as Registrar and Transfer
Acent for Stocks and Bondc
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
fvVytraRHZa HP PrltoarT. hpcondary or Ter
o a u husqchi curaaiwiS to Sudan. ou
C-nbatreM.6atbQmnlort)i0e.LinuprUouuCcr8aro
tftiarauty. t you profcrwcuiuolu.'rown will cou
ira"t tu pay rallroaJ Turo art., Lotol bllli, unU ito
cuur.u.i. woiaii lucuro. u you have lasco uii-
etiry. Inf!ld. notafch, ami .till Uavo uohfa atid
pa1ui.)lucuu Vuil1i1u inuuili.iSoro TU rout
Hltuplr, C'uimrr Colnrrd Miiuti Vln-iou
any part of thu untly. Ilnlror.irtiruv rulllnt;
one, it u tuu h.iihiuuo lii.uoci vuimos
xli&i wa vanruuii- tu cure. Wo bullclt llio most
tibatlnute trutevnuct chullrnwi lltn trlrt li
u nin cuit not curt, hy)hltU he. ahTiiys
butUeil thu Ulllvftliu mini riulniui iili)l
rltiu. 810U,00(k capital (johitid our umxmatUonil
truaran.y Abtululr uroaii sentscaltil on appM
catiou, jvtidro4 (uoitt. ii:mi:iiy CO,, 007
jiiiianuic; 'i iniic t ' iit tiifi. i i,i4
w-j
Or Joe's Sanitarium
llth and Broadway.
Ill medical ni urrf.oal dlitan uecf ully trtd.
Eaprlui;d nunc llgiut comfort. J toe mi &4
bor4 tor patient. Bttisfactioo vusrtoteed.
I-'or further Intornuatioa call on or addroia
DR. C, M. COE, KANSAS CITY, MO.
TUB Oil. THAT I.IHIIIM'ATI'.S .MOkTIll
blll.I, 31.1M.'IMC'IUKI.U 11V
VACUUM OIL GO.
Uut to buy It-unJ you will got It to tu
crlgln-1 picliige K0 '
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
Telephone J a! 1 4.
S. A. METZNER,
Dealer la Store Repairs of Every Descriptitm
HUl ; UtU bt., Kllnaj Illy, Mo.
THROAT
AND LUNll DISEASES
UK. I'KlllO, bpecialUt.
0llc: 1010, looSutcSt.
cHlU"a. Ucu-i 9UI.
IpllvS-iw
1 ' 1 WNI 1 1 1 - I'll
KrXLS!)P?sri'''Ti
ENTbTSI
'i JyJTy"-
SfP5M,M5S!iT'
piifSlr
pss
$2u
That's the price we haro
made on an even hundred
Children's All Wool
"Scotch Mixed" Jvneo
Pant Suits, that are well
made, handsome.will wear
well, will hold color, and
will hold a boy in after
School. Two-fifty, not
throe-fifty. They'ro bet;
tor than that.
SCtQa!;Ka2HH?uSl
", know what Is the
It ts rvwrll-UBown Isct
that In Organic Stricture
thrri' Isacrounrilenoflt
TlTJ lltiro-iilai,o miitcrlnl I canrf.manciitly euro any enroot uncom
it AiTTn 1 in -"l on tlic mucus Jno- pllc.iteilorrinlo strlc'urf wlthoul resorting
lrV u1 . "".ino 01 iati water ius-
V Ljii ub"i inat It gracluailv
aC4ll orcmlrfJ unJ hrromrs
haril.Cr ami tounli, causing a tlnclteiilnit
ami puelirring ot tbe mimbr.ino. This
bclnn tliec", how can tho c inline or rup.
turlny of a strletiire euro It? It Ulttuot.
Tho iTonosIt Is still there.
Tho InKen-ilty of tho surgooa has hern
thoroughly tjixed lolli.d au caectlvo mtthod
forlho euro ot stricture Scor of opera-
tlve procedures li ive been devised gradual,
rnptu and rontlnuous dilations, liougles,
soiiLd, eaustlcs, cuttings, ete. Ooclon-
silly theB cure In exceptional cases, but u3
a rule, allnrofai'ures How many patients
have had this kind of treatment suffered
untold mierv and pain tor months or jc;irs,
nd at last, n'ult In disgust.
Ioju. etifully treat fttricture, this plastic
DR.
.HENDERSON, IOI
a-T 3?C gs 3J fflLU..U.Vk:WiS-T-S v..i, tf ij ;-a.illtmi'JJ tVlj. .l'
J. H.TSCHUDY HARDWOOD LUMBER CO.
(INCORPORATED.)
Oak. Ah, (lum. Cherry. Walnut, Toplnr, Hickory, Butternut,
Red Cdar, MHliognnr, Itnt 'Wootl, tjimrter Ssweil lU'd aud TVhlto Oak,
Htirilwuuil l'looriiig,
roplur iqunrca, IVugon htuck, llslnatcr and Xairol Stock.
Ynrd nml Ollloe,
TEt.ErllOXr 1RS7.
Richards & Conover Hardware Co.
Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Wagon Wood Work, Nails, Safes, Scales Etc-,
Southeast Cornor Fifth nnd Wyandotte 3U., Kansas City Ma
1V carry tlie nioiit cnmpletn linn In tl rst of Asbusto hliratliluv. AtlnMtf
Jtonflii);, Altr..o l'.ilnt. AUeitu l'Jpo Cowrlu, lc "Trlto fur Aibt!itu llluatrutud
Cululouo (frir)
JOHNSTON-L.EWDS SUPPLY CO.,
12SS XJIvTIOKr a'V CV2SrSVS CITY. v0-
liA.NbAH CITY, Ml.ioarl. tT. LOUIS, Jllsgaarl. WlLal'l'A, une 1
ISTEEI SASH Ii DOOR COHPANY, l
Corner Nineteenth and Wyoming Sts,. KanM City, Mo. ''ill
If TOWN IJFflCI-IIIIlSr IILll.DIXJ. (TO
ASK FOR yl0fr?iSSlSitf(tm Ml
SMOKE ONT3-YOUJ
OISTRIIIUTl.Vd UKI'OT.4 Yf.
HAVANA
Utlit.,KiUia.t'lty,.Mo. TeLST70
II. W. VTOODWAnil.
r. A.
WOODWARD, FAXON & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
DUAU-RS IN PAINTS, OILS AND CLASS.
1200 and 1208 Union Avo. (Near Union Dopot). Kansas City, Mo.
fffo
y
l 11 V. KiinER. Ire,ldent.
Blllr.i. Ilium -jUKitY c. KUUfr.Vlcal'rti'U
Forcicn Drafts Issued on
White and
Yellow I'lne Lumber,
l.lmu, Ceiu.iit, Sash, lloore nnd
lllln.ls. Special attention given
to count! y order. i:.tlm.itn
I urnlli-'d.
Office and Yards aoth and
(inind Ave,
ALLEN STAMP & SEflU CO,,
Manufacturers and Engravers of
Rubber nnd Steel
blUllipa',
btbUdU, lira. Cherki,
Wux uii.l Nutiiri.il
ftt al,,
lllUlmii .mil JlcUl
ILitlirra.
a While hiiunu'l letter.
UMBHBLLAi REPAIRED, KETS FITTED.
Send Stamp for Circular
Hurtling Brands and Pattern Letters.
Tel. 963.l02 Delaware St.
3XsT 13S OITY, MO,
IS
Af ' '
matter with mc, but WHO can cure me."
depobltmw bo removetl, nml us 1 run (to
tlil, Ilay claim to tuttrianty orer nil other
actboda.
.0 tnouteoi rune cuubiics, unugics, "o mu
or an operation of miylclml. To anyono tint
unilerjtuiiaiiiff how this Is tlonc.lt Till seem
lmuosslblo: how.ier.ltlsufact.
-,iytrentme tlsofHuchu, nature that It
sets directly unon thostrleturo and any din-
ras-tXtwi?,witwut atfectinz Ut teund mi.
ttant, gr-duaKy ilissolvlng tho plnstlo do-
posit and rerauilng all adnntlt1ous tlni'je.
which comes 11 way In apawdust-llkoform or
shrede, or In strip from half to several
lilcoes in length. Ponietlroea tho ulinlo
stricture will come away In ouo piece Tho
trettir.ent Is ca.y to use does not lntcrfcro
irith ordinary business, docs fot cause puin
and lntUintnilicn, u not pevero'iind tho
patlcnte,inueltathomewtthoutc.tposure.
LMany hpeclmens of nclunl strlcturo can
bes-eon atuyoffleo. Hour:8ti.m.to8p.m.
SUto your case uadsondstamDfurnlreular.
W. 9th St., Kansas Citv, Mo.
U31U JSroailn-Ay,
Kansas riTT. nrisionni.
Dr. DeLap's "RELIEF FOR WOMEN"
IS SAITi: AJ.D ALWAYS HKIaIAIlI.E.
Far ttttor than Tansy or Pennyroyal I'llls and nil elmtlar meflt.
fines. Auccttrulli used In thousand ot cass It 1sa ture remtdn.
Guaranlitd hunt promntly 0-fuledi on mciiu of f 1 00 AYola fail
ure and disappointment Prepared b- Old Dr. DeLap, of Pa-Is.
France. apecUlUt in femalo eomiilalnu. 30 years' practice. hoBpl al
and ofll.e Tor sale by JOHNS.ON' HROS., DrugglsU, UW Mala
St., KausaJ City, Mo. bole Western Agouti
WANT ANOTHER.
GIQARS.
CTI.S. N. KAQL.
Slaker, TopotCS,
TAX OX.
J. C. UOltTOS.
New York Life Building.
IL D. Covington. Cashier. D. A. MaltinnxiL
V. IL Kuur, It J, Huckii, S. S. h'tuAl
All Tarts of tho Old Wovld.
FREE
TO BALD HEADS
i villi uiallvn aiilica
tlgii frrniuforui4ltoQLuw
to yruw tmir upon a Lull
kiul, .Up UllluB hilt
uii.l Ii'iJiulncaliidl.ea.ia,
AJdrtai,
JltiiiLilu Ktd. Piipimitt,
1( i4 t flilr.l eirl.
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