The Topeka State Journal (Topeka, Kansas)
January 5, 1894

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d,x V" V,- ce:;ts a. week. I FC7 7 r f T r. v Lao i jfcliiu. TOPEKA, KANSAS, FIMDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 181)1. T W EN T V-S E C NI OiJ..ii u! 1 Lribl, H!rs. Lease Here in Conference With .fi-tl-e Doster Who it is Iiort'(l, is Actinic Ptaee 3iaker. IIL'S ON NEITMEIl SIDE

Out .:eks to End the Party War. J. W. Fraehorn Also in the City To i i.v. Mr-. Meiry E. Le i-e artivel in Tojieka a I uVl to 1 t in I i now at the ."a- tloil.i;. T:i- S ft Hi H,, it y, K i B- aiil of C: .rl-;.-- i 1 ut i 'i' JKini a:ylum at Kaa-as -a-. I j s ilir it, aii'l secral .1' lio- 1 u;- t -.un. 'it' to To- i l he nl 1 t r.tia, htff Mrs. Lf C':a t ii i-H-h it; j.il i .1 i is i- C it v. em: (I, tie la": .me the next in avn; s there i I .ici tie for iiiii;- ol the in-id. a 1 ui m Paeihe train ir lived i i: w s I. ,ardea oy .-t i vrr; rep-irtew to wa.-m Mr. Lea-o I ::a "UT to oj oil. id -i i n't i K e to. ae i I wo;;i J a"! not tki-t I i. ivt rece.ved an ur- 1 i e o i mm -m ir -a, .iudsr.. Has 1 v a Ut h t "J.v-- !u: liiliTVitnv i. att-T t e i i t on !ov..-rit i r iii1- i e, a m "o d-... v. a rre. ii re; i.'.r e X to m;,; oi i i and 1 have t :ie pr-mf that wo.thi -lot ii,. re to sprme a or ie-'d s!iov s j ii alii-iavit- o to H-iiiiiLhoa Iliac 'Aoiiii.1 J i t '.isn't of it! Th iS aim Ik c its u I lai t ration, to-. i. That, i-s t art of b ..1 n a it 'S .'l title- a 2 e I wa Kam, 1 .ok ir: a u p so me ia-t des in K'a ins v'iehit.on- of the law, ,,:al when tiov- t-iii -r bew.-u.no b.-ird of it be attempted t rem .ve me, I at iio laiied. This is a liirht b-tween tie boodlers and men who mt-rep-esant Kan-as and Mary F. Lea.-e. "lu:. i iererae.-ei; .Not ev novi-riwr l.pwih tie vi u m iv be stir.-. 1 I i r xnain as preshit ut. .m m tne tight to win t aa t I have the law and the prophets, led am! tie- i pec pie wath me. and when tiie te.ililt.s gna- be gin to r-, r.r there ere sore who ni iv want to stand iv-: a. i u.ler. I", ii only a skirmish now." line, r .i 1 .'in p MakiT. .f iidpe Fra ik i'li-eer is aeting the role cf ii peace i.i.iser and in asking airs. I.f a-.- to -tea here today i- simplv trying to bri lg a -out a reenciiiation be tw ecu Mi'-, be-is., and Governor Lewei F: e. -lad Ib-t-e-ue asked by Mrs. Lea-e to a--i-t in h r si be of the c.i-e, ia.it aider be cut ie o 'I'oie.'Sii and s-aw the governor he ref i-ed to I ike fides in the matter, a:, d h..- si ic- be .a trying to harmonize tiie hi fert-nc es between tae two lea sers of the pul'iy, Goverm-r l.ew.'iliiig La been acting uiider the i ri s' i ta ii. ais of 'iie saitie men WilJ Were hi- legal lehdr-ihtS ia the legis 2tive 'i-oid-le iu.-t winter, and it is under ft iwi tie has lit a iuioiiaed that Mrs. Lease. 1 y atnai:ig her (dd position preident .l the board after Imving a-ked the si picu.c ct.t.rt lo enjoin Free hrn hoi 'i.ai: ler -eat. p.,; ign-jred the o: ler ..-f the court her-eif, aa-i ren-ti'-red tint c-rdc r void as Iar as Freeborn is c- aiaerne. lf tabs pwdt'ou is correct Mrs Lease may ex t-e pat o f die hoard of charities without the a;s:stauce ot the supreuue court. I'MlIH l.ni tv V V i KKV. Xb (.orernor n i l e. rft;iry C lose Have lieeb..rii l.i t Iisvh. J. V Frei-ii the new ap-p-Oillteiil menu ei oi tii-; :e,ge pjaartt cl Charities, :i-d an-.y trau the board meetings iiiih eoiae 1 1. i iirtiiiii. 'IPls morning bright and -a -ly he reached the execu tive c-lhce. b- '.''.e there long before the g iv c it... r had arrived, lie w as w eb come i. however, by Private Seen-tarv Cbiise, wao '"i.-.teso-i' some surprise oil 6eei: g htm. r. Chase compli:m-utt;d U;.i ci the f it! that be l.a.l been aide to s ay with tae ,-j rd as long as three day without lo-aug hi.: ..etrace. H'l e'l the suviTiiur arrived at the ex ?:a'ire a,::.-i- about o'clock, Mr. Frce L .rn, i'riva'e secret!-ry iio-e and tiie uv.vaor west beliind closed doors for eoiiie tit 1.1. Vd oi a Joi'hval reporter calle-.i he was iaK rr.iid that there was nothing liew. Oil going intD the attorney cener.d's n 1 1 d the Jii.d whvn asked if th. uovc.opmeLU in the I -I.t a uliiieadre be sad, ".so I '-But where is -Ir. Pre-! ...m:"' asked j the reporter. '-Wei;,'' ci CiTitiiieh Mr. "ae is in To;. iK. l! v ere I a j unable to t'ji L .1 .a e t. j !-.h: e. g-;-i. Til's pri- i 'Wt-11. be ih.!V i li 11 CioscHmt 1 i uen 'imxruvvi -tot tj say a -By whnn,?" a-k-d the re rttr. ii, perhaps ttn-t a-'- net make much ddl ei ence. sail Mr. Close., "the f--ti-!j;.uJt:,i- n, x. .mc-eming luexr.-eri-.-i.c-e- (f the tot few u s, or in fact atiyt tiiiiT ill our ti Ami M r. 'lose was can born didn't have h wor. :-o r. Free, to -ay i-xcept t ii e gover t h ict he hud come her nor and tr.at I. a c ulu "ed. nothiuj; I ii'ooiit wl.;' his ooi:r.e ;b- future would b-, -':cept that he hi ahd cimte-st tin- ci.-e in the raiprera-? ia rt a lid try to j q(-x his seat. After a eons i!it: jn l-rh'.nd closed do-.,.-;- with Mi'. 'lo-e a::-i A, SriLKjk, ut the attorney jen-ral's oihee, -,e asruin entered tin- e emorV jrivnt otiiee about ek'en o'cl aaii Jiiis l.Ct been seen since. AT Til N A UdSAI. Mrs. I.eae. .Iii;li.;t- Ih-s'tr J ui I-1. j Villlt- in Coif'i'f ii. .Tut knai repjiter ceiled at the Na- tieu.il ti. is a Stern fairly hlied with to iret into r joiii i n o-ti -e w,t- e o e. e i -i on- a 1 i -i, a in :o ;d- most hist.: ric if (ii any iu- e it was i i.i an a or ah' re.mned the city b-fvie i' F( -udist i i i- -be t iv- il l -tor toioerai hed ,'lr-. Lea-e A i ter oi :t .linin r r.d: ilr t. j rulist con- Mis. Jj.;.;.. k n v.i in "v,',o r, ,'s. std over o th. re.aii tiie repor..-.r ask--L d. i bea-e if f the h -p rt.- -h ii '(j in r i a- eh. t m e ..-i i t h ;i t hamed there were overt i ir-'-s f j ee. '-1 have rece'r-t. i no T -r-, to far, of V i re- aiiv is.iii:.: iide ipei ta e-, erjior," -iiel Mr-, h-ii-,-. hid use ima don't ove-e kill W ib- lie it io! i." .'...j, f .helm- id irk J. F. hViilits .he Ui of the sta-e oar j i r I -a- h-- in tiie air--. ro-.!;.. and Mr.it ,hm.h.:-i aavotaik-d i-e tron with tiie .r..n-riii r about 'a -not ter, but am not at ii C ;e t ,U l.i .e to t -11 you la- e-e hi .-pinh Mh J:u,',-i ii. v I-. Aitiiiii.e a n r i-:-s r. 1 p!-'-- i i M r. Ke!l says t: t it t Ilronsht i I.f Hiii'fr o. t v .1, ve-i en J.p.. v" it.. -(;s.it r, I i 1' v. a nmm 1 ii '.he h-rh'i'.i -ma. 1 j -a d :a a va- i :i :v 'a-i t e -ev -a a. a -r j -.a-'-l i 'i-ii'. -hei -i -k I :u.-ii t. :.t.i. 'i hi-y th-. s:'!.- -'I;:-i-i a t .t 'he ?-p- -a to- ;.,,rts ot t ia- 1- ea 1 a-..s :i: C.tiie e--i--e,i t, -ai e a o;. a- a..-- -a s-ariewdai! .he .Na- enlarge 1 a ea -tc -.a- not areas.--. ;;-ad or. i'h a i a. a at unh-r-; siai.din at t h i m r -o t r mi :ie ju-d bat 1 otu h..vc b.-e a' tae i.oard wcii.i.e- liieetinrs liiiit t!a..y na.;h hai-t their po--h b;-ia; si'leiw c-ai -ii ea m b.-a.-.e t. t.-.- havt a lei:.;- ri-ht to h.e.L bea-e I "The a. rd le s ha it' o si ji so far o:i him j t r.-i'oi.ii- eit o r on e a' d ei.;e i Mrs. :er visit la-ase 1m- aken s-ent- ..tt in the deiib. r iit her a t ions yet if u -ji-ai-i a aia" which j makes it ii a-es-a i;.- to re to ;a ,ze one or oi'iieers i tiie other, i think 'the bo ird w oidcl re-...-voriian's i nizc- Mr. Freeborn, l-..i-i-.-1-i vi e recognize dmiriis- tiie poveriior a- the nop native power sperate and we have no rijht to ash lie a tribunal f to pass upon tie v.dldity -j the appoint as City, meats. While I -i ti.is 1 not mean 'oucern- tin v iisre aeet t- "h rs I.t as I believe j she is bom-st iu h i i it n o what is i riiriit in the case, j "We ito to JJ. p. It at oa j ami will return litre pre week.'' clock totlay iy early next S NOW IT'S 310. PACIFIC That is Th reat.oi.,1 .tit a hf-i-ncm, Ac- (-.aril iii- it. t i i.e. o -vas c ur- JF-'-Tii i KW i'kK, a". O A t "1 1 t IM 'i i -'1 t 1 t 1 w u i 1 e i p l t 1 f t J a.-itic. i n ro 1 v ta iii: (dbee ot the coi it rr.i, pdv was mace: "I aim a" o! a t ec -i false. 2: rece. ver ,ha aud nou" -s con:e:.iaa X 1 w rtitaor tin- t r trig a Mi-ajt:r. Fiicihi- rec" ea p i r v ;i r ti.i- f iliwir--' re- is 1 te! ,lt J f .r, ml b in be a i l i V S 1 f receivers!, in fa;- 1 1 i.e. .e utttnt no reoeivt r up i c tit. m is ab-scl ut e,y lai tri.tti l t: e rutti.ir. .Mr. b'.-i-i-. is th-- gerif-r it tiie Missouri lb caic rt! a-iy ruev for COLD WAVE CODING. Sevfrest Yeithr .f Mi 'f ats in C ohirinto. V i re i Hi-'! n '-v. Dknvk':, Jiii:. The coid v-ave ad- vert ise.f b V taaC e- Ve -11 I ieet ,ts due here Wednesd .'y, reach- d bare early this raoming, two d-iys t tt-. It bro ight the coldest weather .-tv; ej-le'ired in -."olorado tliis st a .-i. It was loeoiap itii-'d ly sn n- ut.d a light wind. T..e men i.ry 'diop.pevl six degrees -ince btsl ni;hr, it now being d ri ibveZ"-'. The storru is general through-, it 'be -t.d;-. SANTA FE EAUNlNtiS. Stateiiient of ih? S i 1 far November 5I!e I-'uIjI i.e Tot' ay. N k v Yokk, 1 b. TI e rea trt of the Atchison. Tel: -ka Or Santa Fe railway svs'.em IV r Nov e n tc r, -la wa grass earn ings of -Jf.l!!"-,b!4; dar:e;,-e, fbhd.ldT; !i t ear! i i gs. ij- i, be l.ab-l o' r. ase, 127. bi). Trail inc ...-e, 1 .4 b J 1: decrease, ltW,l surplus, egth.'i'JS; decrease, 1 :r.. ovei-aiafi-1 .in u;; to i ti.!il. "rV.iSiiiNGTo::, Ja:i. Secretary Car lisle has appoi it -d a i-.-:a-ahJiu!i consist ing ol F. T. J ichPa-b, b. Ci. M i a r-a and C. 11. KsmtM'r. -d the siiper-vi-ing ar-.'hitei ts oil ce to ah praise the value of and rep-, rt a- the i r;st exped ient man icr of cist r-i ;g id 'b? govern ment building- on the tab.- grounds at Ch icapo. Nora Kline had watrsr.t- bsued tody for sc.n.e yotnt z iae-i a r boistt-r. si -at her -j luce" Tuesday nijut and kieke .i i tae w UaOOW s t. i r h 1 LnLi The Santa Fe Hospital Assoeia- i

tlOIl BllVS Land. j And Lots of It For the Topeka Hospital. TO BUILB AT ONCE. Colonel Holliday's Corner .Sold for 810,000. T. J.Kellam and IAOlayorCofran Sell Their Homes. The New Building to Be 110 Feet in Lenirth. Anottier trreat institution lor lorieka arid Kansas reaches a definite etace and will now be put into brick and mortar. j Thl' sa.nta Fe hospital hcildinp forth entire -ysiein ol this ins:n--nse rioiway, i will re erected this rear. i'Ue ni-mev fur it. a I out one hundred thousand d dlars i-i .ii hiUid, the tie cHsarv jrrou lias iiuw all bi-M-n -secured, ami work will bi-Lrin on 'he cons: met ion as soon as sprmir ..pi-is, ami the buildins; pushed to completiou i as rai.idlv- n nossil-h-. The tru-tees some years a -so pnr-chii-.ed six lots, f,,r a site, at the corner of Sixth and Jefferson street Seine eii'v b i- existed in r 1 1 1 1 cotiil-ol d" -u ilici --tit land a.l.joinin.a: the tiripinal j-urehas,. and the work ha- cous." Ueut !y liunj; tire.'' The Statf Jm!:.At, i i!.i)jiy to announce tins evening thiit all t he ohstiici--- in tiie way of this pjat im -rovianent and j .lend id int irait ion h.c. e been overcome. j The culmi'iati m of the project ha just been reiie-.e.l i y tin- purchase o!i ten a-i-ii- I tionul 1-hs boiderin. tie- oriLrm t! plat, These are tiie six beautiftii lo"- at tiie corue! of sixth and M::hi- -n, owm-d !y I Col. C. K. i bd i iiiay. for ii are t.-n thous- ami doll trs ha.- been paid: the purchase. far t-i e h thon.sand d. .ji.-.iv. ..f tiie !-.tir lots on Mis il-,.--i street, and iiaads.aue home i 11. ere. -ii i'roin Thorn..- J. K.-Iian,. vice piW-Jent of the M CTciet ;ii'- .ati..:iai -auk: tae pureha-e. Ir.-iu ex- Muvor C-.iran. b.-r .-even t hou -and do; 1 a of li is eieariih re-i h-nce property- covt-rin r two i Fhs, m .!et;er-o'i stree,. 'fae proend is ail i.e.-'h-r, there beintr n alloy in the i block. dha- orieiiial purei a-e t a' t lie six I I -t- aniountftl tt ten thousand dollars i the meal -dm. Pieiudimr the hou.-es, has tioi- ee-! The 1. n will be a tm 11 -:it one, ir.-e store a r 1 a-h and with ;t hum-th of oiit one hundred and f. rtv 1':.-. i he iinmi- wid be iiatidsoiii'-ly i:nroved. 'id'e ho-pi'iii is for injur.-.! empiovesof e Santa Fe railroad', not f ,r .h as-.l aple. and the wiiob- i a -t it 1 1 ioii wall 1 tli 1 1 present the appearance cl a I. eautiful. I mammoth residence block. I The Kel him liou-o will the home of tiie mr.'e.'n in charge ..f the h. 'Spital, and in tiie of ran house w ill live the as sistant Mirsreon. THE A. E. 3IASON SUNK. l l-i.ir, i a t AIihh. 3IKMI-HI-. Jan. 5. The steamer A. L. 3Iasoii vilich passed here yesterday, en route from St. Louis to New Orleans, I sunk olf Friars Point, Jliss., last nitrht. The l.oat was heavily 1 aided, having added over 2,00U sacks c f corn helow- Cairo. i -ii... 3 ....-..1 .,,,,1 .e-.rs. I e I.. Mason of Katies Citv. u died .e- cently. She was built at Madisoti, Ind., I ja lejtil, atid was valued at ia,UU!i. h was hii leet long, til ieet wide, with a j hold b'2 feet in width. T)I)AYS"TELE(ilirPH TIPS.

!e'ietary Carlisle has remove. 1 Enni Soiigntcr ot Arizona, a y.niiiese in.-rector. Advices from Uio de Janeiro say that seven deaths from vomit occurred there on Tuesday. The Victoria hopital at London was burned this morning and tire patients

w.-resavea witli rtreat oumcuity l lie building wa grrealJ v dam tgeJ. j Secretary Uoke Smith has di-barred Vbe-ley Flanagan of Jamestown, Ky., i'roin practice as attorney i.iefoi-e the in terior department for ueu.aud.iug an ille gal j ei.sion fee. A general feeling is prevalent among the hie her oiliciais of the Union Pactlic rail roa-1 that it will be aide to get posses sion of the Denver iV: Gulf road iu the very m ar future. Albert J. Stone of Chicago has failed. Mr. Stone was the son-in-l.iw of A. J. Snell. the millionaire who was murdered in his home six years t-.go; it w as sup posed by Tascott. Judge Mitchell today handed down a -deci-ioii c-f the supreme court at St. Paul, declaring the law providing for the building of a state elevat irat Duluthto be unconstitutional. The United Stittes cutter Corwin hits l-een sighted eight miles out at sea from Sau Francisco. She bring.- the latest news from Honolulu and her arrival is being anxiously awaited. Mrs. Ann Bald ridge of Terre Haute, known ;ts ''Aunty Eal J v," tiled at the liose old soldiers' home. The- im medi ate cause was a fall in her room last week, fracturing hoi- tab h. Phil Evans was hanged at l'.ta 1. town. Ky., today. He made a eonfes-ion just before going on tiie scaiTord, a jrnirtirig his guilt, but .aid he never won id havt coinniitred the deed if Le had r.ot been drunk. Tiie available cash balance in the trea-ury today is !Jo,-2i:4,'.e;-J; national bank notes received for reivinption "---S45: g wernment roeipt- interna! reve nue 1,4-hb.abe customs tjm's.b' ,G: miscella neous bn.4ht. Mrs. F. if. Cockrell, wife of Senator Cockrell of .Missouri, is seriously ill of pneumonia, at W'asriington. and is not expected to recover. 'I he d.-ea-e was contracted on the occasion of her daught er do-but on Wtdufesday last. rl D i THAT WOOLEN niLL.....: 31 r. Bartholomew should not be dis couraged or criticise the good people of Toneka too harshlv. See p. tire live. The tirat and must imj.ortu.it thing to do j Ss to get the da in into working order. A p8t many people, we" regret j say, wid never believe the d.tin j a "sure jro' until it actually g-aes; till the ater is dammed and the wheels l-eirt to turn and wire's to carry the j .ower. The j "A'OoIen mills will then come more ea-ily. i Tiie people of Tooeka h.iv.f b-a-u L-b-d by I eoitoti nuns locate. i in iae inier-.--t ivi ui j cotton, but of real estate: they have t-lt the breeds from the wind mil's, I which were more win-i ihau wheel.-; they have been taken in bv factories for to..s i ft hieh shoedd have worked timber and j iron instead of the public and private j pur-e. j Let us pet the power before the fac- j tories; the horse bc-fore the harness. 1 Toiiekii h- all richt, but vs e are J not putting up any cash, nor I j takinp any uncertain stock, for woolen i j mills up in Xcw Ens I. And yet tho I vviHjieu nun mav te ail narut. THIS IS PEPPERY. l.'ritish K. i 1 -.-iaI Invf-t.rs all Auxa-iian 1-Cii!'.a3- Majiacr-i IeOjiiers. huS'.uix, Jan. r. T..e Financial 2sews says: "iiotti i.sct aiel tictiou mice iua.ie us familiar even on this side of the At lantic wi'li the American railroad robUr who lioards an e.pre-s train, saex-ts the guard and rities tiie yirouti i-ox. I'u fortiinately there is in America atiother si-arcely less disi'eput h i ci ass of ro! bi-rs v. hose dans are con-: 'eat a! a-d in t he board loom and whose arena of operations is Wall street.'' ddiis paper continues in s-iraUar .train for over a column, eoaipariinr the Ameri can railroad bo-s ton card -harper, w he.se vi. -tinis have had numerous wa rn u es, and oue-'nt not to be surtrisei.l into la- ineiit. The methoos of the boss the arti- eh.- says, are not criminal. 1 le sw indles yuu by h-aal device-, and tioui-ib-.-s in Wall -tree! he wi.iihi b con-ieieri'd an L. 'iiorabie in:ili. JJ-Ji Wail street has u pc-u 1 iar st an dard. The w ritev tpies into details concern- in;.' t he JJeadinir. Frae ad Atchis. ai col- lao-e- and proceed- as follows: "IKaibtlerK there are hone-t railway men iii America and i.-'ite-t- that are ei!t deed iu their ouad ciiaraeter, but tie- balance are iieavily the other way. 'bills lime, however, trie dirty bu-.ne-s ku l-een rather overdone ami the iirblsu p.aj-e is imt likely to lay any more o.,;.po t-i.''s. if the pe..pie have at; -en-e but, they will trice ii wide berth t. eerv:hinsr American and especially to the numipn- la'ed treat herons seeurnies railways,' re. -t 1 iO i On the Tariff Iill-A Hard i tii:tii t larn eSaoi-um Tu.ia.v. Washimit.in, Jan. b. Ti.e h.-u-e com mittee on rules has decided to rep. .rt a rule for a final vote on the tariff bill ou J an uary '2b. The house opened today in an uproar. Catchimrs was tryin-i to rep- .rt from the committee on rub'- and ibautePe w as de manding a vote on his tjue-tioii of priv- l.etres. On unofficial vole the Democrats lacked eight of a quorum. I eight of a ipu rruin. At 1 o cloCK the el Quorum of the hout ma-s uf securiie'- a take ii'i tie t.-triff i lim -n-t.rt to ce-. I! ti-,.,i ,-e!et- I conferred with Speaker Crisp and Chair- i man lloiman of the caucus comm ittee, i and it was agreed that if a Democratic i nmirmn was not at once uevetonea. mi i adjournment would be taken, and that the house caucus set for S o'cloeK; to night should be begun at once and con tinued until some plan oi Democratic ac tion was reached. Several absentees were expect the afternoon trains, and instead j-.iurning to hold the caucus this id- j Uo,- noon, after a quorum is secure. i on the pending bill, it was .decided to continue the tiirht for an hour or two at beast. 2 p. m. The house is s'iil without a voting quorum, lacking 12 votes. I'optll iits Won't Ysste. The Populi-t members of the house who have refrained from voting -ay th-y do so because they want more time lor debate, not. for themselves ahem, Pot they insist upon ail ol next wt-eii t..r geu oral debate. Gen. Cat chin gs was informed that th. I'opulists would furi.-i-h a their demand was grant.-,!. quorum i i f THREW INK STANDS. Official of I lie IH Town .Malaga unr r-1 O ver un K!f-tii. i Mai.aha, Jan. Tilt"- new municipal council met, lor tiie tir-i time --ieruuy evening, since tie- re-n-ia election, w hicu was conducted with extreme bitterness. The angry feelings arou-e 1 by- tin- elec tion do not seem, tj have in any way calmed down, for la-t niahf- meeting soon developed into a general row, d uring which tiie municipal coum ink stands at each oilier and ried I in a number of interesting and lively free j fights. Finally the presiding olbe-r was com pelled to adjourn the meeting iu a bur- J ried manm-i", and the- ooinioiuor- J.-ft tiie i building avowing" vengeance ou each other. I f'lilit at nn Iria i oo. Madkii.. Jem b. Tin mc-eting of the formed the president of the assizes court I -earer oha e- b r new municip.il r..u;;ol ed this city, ye that Maitre Labori, a di.-t in g ui.,hed ad- f,i-t tod sy, tie -j. -terdav evening, wa- ol' a d-cidc ily ex- voote, had consented to act as counsel j I r-mgh! t.y An citing dcseriiitiom T'bci" were several fur the prisoner. iralh.-. av i.j-j be--. fight; among the conn. alb. rs aad nint h i to Mediate. jb- "h'-h other ui-eraer, cau-mg .ne meetmg to. e Ja ,VnK j.iU. 5......T:1e Peruvian! I. tie -.-he adjourneuaa.ru. tiy. r.jUu.,!t u,.cept-d the ofb-r of the j LoM--s, J m 1.1,1 c.,.i',nn I hoi to mediate in tiie dispute between t r-( ar;.-r oi t Cuicai :t. J an. -The C.-iitrai Ibdief association issu-J an app--al t the teniae workers of Ciiicii go a-Ka ng t hat ail con tribute one day's earn; igs or incoa.e to the relief of the citv'- destitute. aa io

t'karlf! Clari. Jludi. licecivcr. Cok vat. i. is. Ore., Jan. (di srles Ciark has i. ecu appointed receiver of he Oregon l'aciric railroad, vice 12. W. Had- ley, reoljnea. SEED H1GED. The First Execution at Kansas

City 111 Ej leai'S. I It Took Place at 9:20 0 clock

This Horning.

MS NECIi lik liUUilLJ. I liecd r, -Inrdered His Wife Sep-

tern her 10, 10 90. He WdS Aed Sixty-llVC and She ii. ils 1 olln Kansas City, Jan. b. The execution of 31 art in Keed occurred at 9;SJi o'clock this morning-. His neck was broken and he was pronounced dead in seven inhi- I utes after the drop fell. Nothing oc j ciirred to delay or interfere with the hanyiiua or the arrangements made for the luiiieiii. Yesterday a Catholic priest administer- the i ,..e. .1 m. a l i j v.e .,e .f.ni. .i I i e L.ilili ii l'J 1 U, fe-' o no ii ins t-in 1 a aei'O. uil' CaileaiiC l.'tillt. ile reiused to see any one -xcept Father J-iilis. the Sisters of Merry, who were in- s.iumenxai i.u seciu'lnp a postponement j v, oi nis execution, an-1 tne 'an oti.iC.ais. i J le slept well l,i,t nie.ht. i -vi :i- o eioe-v t he marcii to the seal- fold boe-an. V. Jen the it-allows eras j leiichi.'d. Feed wa.- asked whether lie j had anythinp to say. Jle answered no. a 'id retained a calm appearance, vehiie t .he lima' arramtreuiout.-. lor l,i- d-'at.h w ei-e i tuade. The node w;,s cut down soaei- teen minutes alter the drop fell. 'fiie loiiowine- is a history of his crime In September lil, hi.n, at' about n..on, le-ed reiurneil homo from his work, ad i it: a lit ol' insane jealousy, tired three shot- at his w ife, ail of which took ci.ee!, re.-uhinsr iu her deat h soon afterwards. j Then he tried to si. ojt Ids im 4 her-in- law. but she e.-cam-d. lb-d then turm-d the siiiokii'ir revuhi-r on himself mid i lire. 1 one shot, the bullet taking eib-cl i near the heart. ile was taken to jail and for two weeks he was iu a dari n ens con.iitlon but linally recovered. His wife was younr and l?eed was jealous of the attentions paid her by ot her men. Heed was a nee-ro Od year.- old. J is execution was the iirt thai has occurreil in Kansas Cily for over Jiileen years ami t he vca- Che lir.-t color.-vi man ever etc- cuted in this count v. i HIOT AT CINCINNATI. j I'olit-e Jispers- a Alec tiiiij f I!el.er.-. sf 1 1 lie ill jaloye.t. ClM iNXAfl. .bin b A laiat'ely ntb-.d-t-d meet in a of th.e Cincinnati unemc'ov ed bureau. Wa di.-peised by the j,oiii-e. j The iinance ennun it tee for the form e..m I in if bull wa- chareted with re-.-rviiitr ten o.,-o tickets for their service-, In- I chairman of the; committee seliinir tick j ets and losing the proceeds at gaiiibl: n g. j Tint chairman rettdi.ited by chariring' his accuser with receiving turkeys and i taking them home instead of reporting I that to the nut iiorit ie-. After being cli-per-ed once the more orueiiy paiucipam aKe.i tne poace to lemaui w am- i iiey taueu ine ciowa nacav 11110 tne c-iu warenou-e. i tii'n tne mem- 'il'rs of the finance committee were l orceu tti resign, mu inev iiecuneu to re- S1 u lrom ,h'' L:ul committee, and even w nth a s.pmd of po.icem.-n m charge, lurnts were preventeu with dilhculty 'k, ..v... LOST THEIR ALL. Wirc Tappers' Attempt, to Work the Hook-makers l iiMii.-c'iltil. S r. Lotus, Jan. ij. A u at tem t t f o t j the wires here and "work"' the book- ..r., I r. o ..t T.-.,t T huti-iiS t it v, Kan-as, and imiaha, wa- foiled here yesterday by the; discovery of the illicit '-plant." The wire tappers escaped. It is stated Itoy Loehiel was the horse played, but failure of the wire men to work their end, caused the gang to lo-e ah, 'a plain Drane, the winner, troing through ail right leans in the fourth event at New Or- AT THE BAYONETS I'OENT. ml i an -i !ol i- Workmen Ailvl-il to Arm j llieiiist'hti. kiiiI tiiiaii.I Horli. T I r r- the unemployed la-t night, John Daifon I i i a oijiier iiiaiei, ia eao-u i. seiisai ion i y u.-- daring that tiie labcrir:g men should arm t u,ni.,.lves nnd demand Work at the f ,i. i i uriollS che.-rs ami yell; greeted the j speaker's Utterances, an 1 the chairman wa- iiiiutt i wnen ne t-ugpeste-i c.-cl; I kin i iii:! u ii i io 1 1 a r.: hixiNihtiN, Kv Jan. Cori 'h-e man Breckinridge left hist night for a-h-ingtoii. AltiioUith V illiani C. Ow.-em-, Fvan Settle and George. C. Lock hart, are j hotlv contesting tiie no'iiinatiou ft r con rre-s, Freckinridge, will leav e i ei i-aii'.lieia.c-y with has rienus. .diss J'ol- i lard and her friends are active in the j district. j stl limit oiiinel. Pa his, J an. o. The jury which will j ieclde the fate ol Alienist a atit, the iiiiiirtau-t, as-emm.-.l torlay, anu m- b.r and Peru. ibit h eoU i. t r ie-. h a w- ever, continue to augment their military i forces. Slid winter TlitJrale vt orisi I'.ikt A ay.n'k, Ind., Jan. 5. This i ity was visited by a terr i iie t li under.-term abuut 0 o'clock la.-t v.-iiing. The tele- i graph wirt- were p-rostr.i'.ed and much juatnage done. The oldest iidiebitaut j does not remember a thuu-ler-wrm iu January. FUECOCloFrs Two Sutnil, Hut ii lio vt II -I I j. I Vl!T-P i- N K. V f!U"u c..;r.-yvi;i- j er, aftt 14 ami m: liX-d.;;'! V' oii i or third t.m- i.ocU,Th i.u-,- v. w,th their iw-.ur. i e n.u -'n-rho- t forth to make f. r tililt WMUhl c-.,U.d i tlo ir i.i.-.d i.. to--. Anuin ti..-:.!--!v. thev ;iMi;Or t!o '.r Ja. f,.r i.).-. rbm, hitching their th--V CTi-er.-.: tie: I f lit it one of tiie I he hild the tii'.-t ti.li. lo i k new ii s ii.ai t f f. -peimime- a pis- ,1 umnd has tiioie-y or i. i- At, l;.r-: M r." ib--. joke, but tie- w f!i nin- aceom j a iue.1 i v t bo S fiat 1 !e-y me -ae t him to bis .-en -e- ,o ;.Ut, ail thai he had baiid.ts ro le a way. Thin w a a b..o! 1 t p. J; C'ot'.e vide a me a...... and Mr. Si.i ie b ,ar i- t de. cri! a i y t .he 1 in a verv rdiorl tia.e f m The e m e.v K prohai The 1 Hie-. I t o i r IllU' X N. I A Hot. oul.-t H. tv.,-. a.! tel. I) i-.s M t u n i b.w.t. J leri hh i:r.- w:!i -ia. a 1 h b-dov. t S'lat.i- liav op ie i John 11. i..-,t'r, bail a buia. t.'laria-ia: b-.i Cit .jobti 'ih -a Lacey, -iv a h i Moim--: 1 s. i'mba, I C.-.if dm..- f--'!y will nom;n.:e. v.. W I l.SO.N 1 i J The 1 iiiih-li n. I X i Jala editor: ii, t y -m.-nt-i ie I i,,'.v i t 'J t;e Wii-.-n a ta V I in tie- 1 1 a h t ..if i'--. it,---: only light i a ci an e aa i d o a b a a d.. uger a m.-.,- nr.-. to -e.- hoW the b'il 1 reside:.! Cl-:-'. ei ia-b -ciiia. re- e FI VE IH'N N w M m l. i .1- i. II fil-r file- i e- -e I.OMm.n. .1: Tinu-s from Carl Sa ae a". cer ot the ars h, 1'iaiic m i I ab i e e-e, be the best ye! ma It tire- i-ei t b- o less po dor tan tbonuuid r.-oa.;-one barrel 1 defect. lie c-et l-u--e is 1,i '!.M b- a m "O m i' It KM !,he-ii .Jan. h. here today Jr.uu d r a renewal f ri- p. died the goc e- a- rei n f ..ri-i-in. district. A pcasauis na ti- 'a i I -It: the ol,! irt i i t 'Dow tl with the, of 1. free I'lmitiiilil-i" "I eipal at i herd i .idle. -t tl I i .NF.W 1 I li I a. Iaaeh .n -UV-: 'Id Ibl-sf 1 Low. li'-Tte- ir-t s olaae vejium, w is r a- to the -j-e-ei, pres-cd tie- b i o .e a-ept. a ea j a vate iii-rart ,f t tS "i it i'. Kiii.1V, Here man, t:. 1: a- mad a lood po, o,. Wal' aiw a i K.s --i.i n aa b in a uy m t i-i.ig Ni.w ..Mit- .f F. C. b u!v,.w

1. behec- 5f i j la. -I proa. I.-;.-.- fr- 1 h JZ, 1 1 ti e j 1 .1 Ks .S 1 J.l i- Miteio m eral h hn d in not nigton hr-t pre. .ait. n i t that j th in i c ,i i c-ti a ;iu It a I l-.oi 'i i.t ,1 1 1 V i a'bhoiolv that 'he ried, i n hars of i.rt iihei 1 1 I 'ou e j 1 K K I i ml a h U ti.;

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STATE JOUIIXAL, FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 5, 189-1. n pn V fi; !f If i 1 1 1 i k i i 1 4 1 2 lii i 1 1 i I it 1 1 ?;i':i-h r Willis Calls on Presi- it Dele to Surrender, Which the Latter Has No Idea of Doin.ir. EXCITEMENT IS HIGH. i i Provisional Government Deter- j in i i:ed to Bed lit. t ks J 11 1 L S i r T I x u t I n J i dvu It-a r u 1 fa n s t i i r d a nee a, which has I r i c i o i t r V. 1 tf 1 I t' e- t nl'ji u I'i u ei tl t j j. i al s t-a. d wa. i l: 1 i it s t T. e Ti vnir V J v e t w it x s i as J v l r n i .e t t it n i u la t u is ua iii-l w st t k. I it iratuas i r iiv'c 'till jtt- t t r r U'3 jf t .t ih t ft ret cf tti n 1- J b ii n f t 1 tin- r w c u 1 i b t i It t s tti s iu defen-e 1 t f t n i ii iiiu i nail t c f l I' 1 til ir n dl i ipi f fit t O S V t r It! i- 1 JT Ot M tl. sill1 t 11 c t ii iir -5 licit' itthts j i! -lit '1 lAii 1 t J t j i ivii juai .TU i lit i s c t at j.. t r- i r i i s e t t d v I ,i es t el n iii i r i t i i t i c it i-n T 1 iriiivt r ii 1 1 J 'l t ti U C I I t c V fr, i r t i. 1 1 i u j ijl tin lid I i 'it1! t. vt !li-- 'l t v- i f r tn it r vi 1 1 1 ic u I i t f T t l Ti I hi'1. i 1- i aj e i t i- i r t i un- tu- t J i i u ii n p t n'lii a f j itl i t 1 be totninereial A JverUserof Hono- vl 1 t fill ri i- ic K i tt I 1 1 t il v 11 1 itlt ll Ul. I I I t It ifVt" .'ii nit li-j L i i tlllx I f r t1 pi i hi 1 1 t U ivs a dHir I J U i ii i J I t nro.' jU i a I'tii l j .i nt let if from i I. i i .i i t tt i a t I tJ U em- j y.' l v ia nw .a ii t-t ;illnj .t u n 'ti 5 a l.f s ate i h t 1 i i 1 1 j it t e o t !j e "jiaiT tu f i' Ti it tt-. li-i x n-. i a j V-st itl It i 1 t'l i. t hn Ml i'i n v t r t 1 ii -i t w itn t i. i jr it- i i't i t lu J r iiuei ho j. lis list i f i 1 -s c I tt i t HJi i t It1! t'ie t t if 'i 'ti r -1 c tn m w i re t t rr f it 1 1 l t 1 s I l i -ve! s'-y' if 1 t e 1 it t- it "3 le tl U I 3 i i ti rt i it ii i' tn. l tin kv i i i I i ii ir Is n I i f nh I i ti 1 1 t ait tdt n I i t If 111 H 11 I i it t' ti i s i t .i'itis)etf l Oh1?i 1 Is Dttil i T I it LSt, IlT Jll-tlt il j I l i t f t u 1 t tit' at t c t f tun coo nirv. i It s c tl 'it :ii in ly e ai'ii i to "-er t j 1 i i t f i' ui is t r J j t Is 1 I V 1 V r 'c in io hy t.'l t Sill Hi"1!' 'atu n f ii s ti j ,i ii i b fj'e th j 1 lit 1 -C 1 s ll til" 1 ir s- j i f t ir iiiti 4 ii i e i .i 1 1 s 1 li t' 13 jf j. s i s ti v in tit i-lu.nl- t j a p- j i tei h 1 n' vi TiH i t -'ft ill 1 1st be at t i t n 1 r )oa t'lte ii I eb- ruarv. I HAD TWO PRESIDENTS. Mr. I..a,i raod Frrnlivin Ilctii Attempt ta Act at Osaiatouiie. Oswatoi!IE. Kan. Jan. 5. The fstaie board of charitieu met at the ia sane asylu-n with ft double header, Mrs. Lease and J. V'. Freeborn both t'iainii n;.f t'se vre"Sltajy. Xo busi- iiea was tra-isacted, ii the board could not well act ritl two peraaas j wresidicg". I 1 ;I5 it-' .iolll' .1. x I j t 1 1 I 1 "it -I I. s t 1 a' li i i i t I I i 1 1 c i! ir-1 i i f 1 s, t l lor ILl'l l 1 Vtsd ss 1, I i i 1 i it i i ti r t i e s 4 i f tJiiii j. s t 11 i r .i t a s i -in. I t lit! a 11 1 111 ttlrj ii iv i- 1 I'd i ia nn- i 1 i K t P Stit III f- t 1 I l' p it i ri i, ti a .llift ia i :i. i: 5viln4 f ri j r t j I t -v I i i t t?-t lit; t1. s t.i. i.i.:.i t 'it:: nr. 1 -it i i e s i .s l.J..i.i.i.. i' I ,te -.iv 1 1 t- s lt, i i '"t fn, i. .s'nti 1)1, I 1 .i- s j t i i i V I i' I j 1 r t v iii ti ap t 1 t 'ie i It st'if t t s I 1 i-tr y t.i i-t 1 -it t I1 .t'li 1 Lt -v. m wittiiB fortr-eiiht hours. l nil ti i n i N N a Jit a. -A re- 1 t-t. ill i i I l t I t I lli t. f I 1 i 1 Iji ill -r Ia Un a i i i. i I fU.t). t v U 1 i i-i to t i tjj ILe 1 1 J 1 t l tl it. is ji i C lrtti -i it f 1 HIS,, ll hij ''ll J i 1 tlrl I. I till rl'llt t m' !.i- 1 ii e v a n lie lr I 1 I J I A i 1-t.f t. 1 (1 KitzKbetb h. PMJoar Ueail. 1 iu lt lit ltd d V I i- atlt.t I if it 1 Jc I iH 1 a L. tl-j. v LI l! diil ill V j j t i i rsjtt ti 1 1 t 1 (Vi-tu.- i i tl1C i i liiti i itr tit t m l tile Mll.-t M tc I it 3 1 U tl 14 eouiitrj. j A C t v i rp:.M r r S'-liOt'-t f I 14. I l i li. j 1 an i i r mi ll Ji3iin r of t 3 t li "I .Is. i j f s 1 s! lit I .-s t and 4 1 A t JEVBN 1M O W DEAD. OSES of the lii- 1 t 1 e i I wAXSAS ClT i f J 11 1 persons are j 1 i i v their lives as r i 1 f the Union fact' tj.ii .'rt rLa wood Taesdu of six were w t i or 1 c a siimed in tut e t' t f I 1 wreck, and t t t1 iy i kius, whose i r j was taken ol ti idtit itc died at St,. ?d.i. i L i inquest v.-a s 1 t i v t 1 i cothiai? new d.l t"in f t already been j. i tl "s-1 oped. No Si ore 1'ivi-if i til. IS IjI'hII I 1 d i i r :i tfj.ir.Jis 'jv I i tU.tt ii lj.-t lit I ,1s ll I J J J J I H a.n'-j u J t jiv i at'. ieti i i u :ii s it i; t.rii:)L i i i i Jl JU i 1 i i i s i'it-tPO1"! t .i i. ji,i rt n t ij t t 1 i l i 1 .1. jl S i 1. It 1 3i .s irtic t a eiitirs coaatrv. i o Hot 'I iit'lr :'.i v. i !i V j i i 1 si s t i i o w a i .j 1 i i t L t i r ti j t. t ti i i ilheds tl l s at o t v i wi t t 1 v i e of tfi i i i iii t i v t t i t i t At -i u v'--. 1 11 .i'i j N W' l n t I Iib- ili-8r. i) t 1 i t lii) lui i lei j?utt n Hi it, 1 1 in t s i i r J 1 l 'lleluitvv tij p ors i II I Wdl 1 dli le N i MI,1 1 r I 1 free t!'Oitl iti '.visite u lirti lu ttietr c'.i .ll in n.d IN e lie 1 r t i t aaaay twelve ounces to tua toa. 3 t ,i ii t i C i. t c J.E5a.iiiu.. kf,. Jats. a. i.ie aa- i. u .1 a-Dt tl it ilji 1 v t j as 1" t ""i ii i s v t t 'i 1 -ti t i i- i i i t talk anion"? the Owen Deonn-. It is 11 jt tlou. li t 1 t i. i 1 1 C i t I S I S I li iiid s wild O i ti dcttt i c .iavabbiii. ttot a :ie'J 'in;.!, 1 IfJ H K 1 1 Jit 3 rt 'us i it. i ti li Jiil .i 1 t i t tt '1 ri t e 1 s v i 1 tm U f r 1 i r r o t t tt a t iitr a in tifiiinriuLi. t i i u 'I lie Iron Tr t i )ii I l itl t s lltH if l'I'H -"It1 i i ti an i tt in t'l t 1 1 is ti tli nt tlu t t r i F l S t i I 1 t I r Kit 1 to v a I- a Ittl i I t r i l I ii.. iPm u 1 nr i i i I I 1 is r k by j. j -li. i i between Harrisbursr and Coluu. I I NEWS IN 3RIEF. A careful estimate f t're 'iVilrfu fire loss foots up S;r.),0'i0. It i.-. Ly all odds the greatest tire Toledo ever suffered. 1 hi H l t. S I. t 'I A ll onntu, i Dt-i x t e 1 i t te 1 i Us 1 j s, iti, i i nt for t 1 t r i I I II lid vt tt 1 i a i i ate -wir, in r t J i -)-t"J t 1 unable to cross, 1 1" IX 1 L, li.' l t 1 S -1 1 t l 1 i it, a.l hnti it, ii i. i t.l i il l lit V I T c 1-1 K I (f tit I i 1 1 t. Li t t-',:i i i l Jill I Ol I S I i dr iu i i i tt v f C t 11 t1 l t 1 1 tr s l i S St 11 1S1 tlllt l III I tit f i t t t i -i i i h-s ti i t 1 i i y i e vt 1 ti H N i i w i rt 1 i d ei t i i Iti !j i I t t i j r l I v r i- i i lii. r -s t i i i I lit- 'tis til t N. S I I i s E 1 gold and 8i!0t,0w siit-et-. T.iis i-i a -ii 11 i "t i-i l t I J bt U Ir I suvtr. 1 lit f ji T t o fe 1 t 1 I 1 st I" l S It tt Jt t r s, i t s i t t t- i it 1 l. li D X I J s i .l J T. 1 H I. I I 1 r I 1 i a "N' i mi j i t l l t wilier! is not divu t'-ea. il f P nil I f i 1 t ten't i. r i ti i t i r 1 I it i I t i'u t e s a t i v i I t !.e cr n tal- t- pei iiim to 'Jo -,o. 'i-.ttl-lr t II ilt' I J t l 1' Us 'l( I IJ 'i i i fi r i u if i r f i i t u t cm i i. c i i i itra 1 "f -1 4 I til t ifi ill it t i I n i u Li i ,i t t t 1. w i ir l t if i t i I. Seiratoi J i s is in favo- i ii' i i .Arizona, S i to statehood. lux--Speaker Reel, wLea a.-ked at teud a baiiijuet of tUt Uamiit-oti lie publiuars idab of C hi ..fo, Sd.I.l tltev bad better devote tl eir .nioiev tu charity. Th? club acted ca Ids a.y-g-estiuii. Tr n j r r laiifi I Chairman Jlolman Calls the "Democrats lor a Conference. Only Those Opposed to Wilson Diil Ile.SDOiitl. been in favor of retaining- the tariit' t on coal and that it is in direct, oopo.-i-CLA8II IX THE PARTY UIoxi to the Democratic principle, to remove the duty. lie quotes tue tariffs of 17S9-aO, 1S-1 and the Walk e,: I 11. i. uf the I t 1 "i v rt n u m T I' nii-i sa i-s u i t i f 1 i V t i I i i Ij t rit rb ot t e i j i t'lhi'it eloif oti in. 1 l T S t. I.l Cst ai v i a i x t .1 i n a i th Ut T j i t L.CI I-st-.tstvi t s 1 ii IlI ;AM Ss. iii.tt.M a.n. Chairmau. It s i n- t t i it it st i i 'i i t i t i t tl t A I IC t 1 lIit lit Jl I o ti i i ''is tat I ki tu tJ I iti cs t j tht iu ii V 1 1. W i I c. J OT b t .1 J Is t t 11 I s if til 1 1 it t' i, i i t n ii v iif t i i j f i 1 th. t i 1-iir-is as tin- is i i t i -tin a i tm ji i iu i s t t i t i t-t. in 1 1 l s tin t i tn i i i r if it i a! t tlewasaiil; us t i i i t u i j" i at n u to thjst i- a ia I Vt X til' thv bill. 1 1 I 1 1 i C 1 I uis, us-ton '.viil be ten' general and will taae ia Idsf entire ran ire ot tan it tin t'reiicf s. due substance oi the bin mcitiomip the internal revenue ka- 'ui aid 1 e i t v. i J come m lor attention. 1 t i 1A s i aa i his ..-s x il 'A t t tit i to t i 1 1 caucus. Mr. lison said it was ms II l il t It 1st IS rCt. tit 1 t- t l1 tl St ti II suf tl e 1 tj 1 tt-N.il t i i n 1 1 ii i t s t t t- it- tt i t a u s th t -t-c a t t Tl it tc ill u. t tr -agreeable ciiinu tVII'IlNIXI iIIDt -i-i ti-iii-llltlfriif t Is tj-,if ril n l t AsiiiMi rc. .Ian. secretary 1 r t x i -s s ii se v si Li t I it f rr II s t ti ii t a 3 f h s f i hi ii i t in I j 1, Itltilll tJ s 0 1 1 i I tt I ut bt a IK 11 f t service from the esti mates of tic part merit vneiij itu res for the Mseui year. s i i 1 1 t i i t suit n i r 1 i i t a i s i 1 pre, taio in v iti it i t r t h 1 i i i i i r r t 1 i t it o tl te I 1 it ei t t t i n t it t i ll it -ll t-.ll t i 1 1 t t 1 i I 1 11 111 t Hit tl I I in t he department, ap r-priatioR, anil to claim creuit oaiv for tas uel ue- crease. N lIMi!) t Vti Keport Tti at i'nete .Sam Would Inter it i In I Ira U lata Ail'air liifoun ieU. Vt Asia villi iv, Jan. Idie report current in Montevideo that. President j'eixoto was negotiating- with United States Minister ThomDSoti lookiutf to Ilia int. itilt 1 r t ill. I T II i t States t f t ,t I i n tl l-i nr l t e 1 i s I I s ,t, t s x I! VV llt'll'iri 1 1. e f I l.s. Il i v iei'-j i -s i-tr i I t i t i t s. tit t i i re tii v is c te r hi l It- iti tilt itu t tt n r i t t 1' ".is i t 1 11 )t 1 1 I r ij' s i it i- t 1 h lS t HUl il fu III 1 tt 1 I 1 id Tl i 1 1 s I 1 b i i i t 1 l iu i t w t i r l I t I 1' I I 1. I V4H illl t.l. t 1 I N J t Itl- t 1 1 1 it t i a li i i i 'i L) nr te it i oi 4 pt t i 1 i l i I I 1 1 I h i tl 1 1 1 l t VI t 1 's 1 Itl' I Ll I) t 1 l L l l 111 ti I It s ,11 t I I t IV t 1 1 ll s J 1 I 1 I tl t i It- 1 s t Ho.- I'ri-t'.toir.t 1-ir.r rniit Iiinit'i. it.- I'm lete i t t i n t Lt stale dinner in honor of the cabinet at t i 1 h i l-t r t i I 1 s t tl t f, I e i i 1 t I I k i I or it lii 1 turf In """,s I 1 i pei" V i i il i fi Ir t ii til tt- ti J i -t d i t sxcurooui. her s ,1,1ft In His Accounts. I i 1 i i ti 1 t th et 1 It- a e it ij t f I 1 J" I v t II 1 1 W si S 1 js i- e i H ft 1 e r 1 i- ti ti r i e -1 f i K -"-I i t v s s t I. n t lot s tl 1 1 s tl i 1 l' o.l f tsat It-sTv t It it i i d t 1 t: t'l of ovt r i it t ti tilt iv a tl i to It ,u ii I t v 1 1 t 1 U t l i- i t treasurer. lretiiilats Brother-lu-taw ,Vuo Down, l:EitRJCE. Neb., Jan. 5. Mr. V. C. Hoy t, brolhei'-i a-irw of President Cleveiaod, was setiously injured about s o'clock Sst evening' by beinrT rur: into by a fcuj-fsry at the corner of I i rand and Fifth streets, this city. Mr. llovt was rendered unconscious be the collision and it H feared he suffered cott-asswti cf tde fcraia. AGAINST THE WILSON EILL. 1 ao Governor of West Virginia Gives His Views. Boston-, Jan. 5. Hod. W. A. !.fac- j Corkle, g-overnor of West, v lrg-mia, and Senator Henry G. Davis, presl I dent of the West Virginia and I'itts j burg- Railroad company, have given I the 2Ianufacturero Record their views at lexig'th on the Wilson tariff j bill. Ik. MaeCorkle says the Deino .1 tloetrine for New Ihiirland lias er tari;.T of ISlG, iu suDUort of h;s ariruiu -.i.it. ?dr. Iavis gives a lu-torv ol tue Is t v 1 fi h ud s j t l t i i I is si. t 11 Ol e lk tlllt f tr" I III S id tl tttlt I t 1 1 f a .i x i kueit an it i"- in prn simmers of coal almost i-uuii, I.,) inn v i tie' s w 1-o-ttm ister. i i J t t i tic tl th t tj six trai the J -i, ori.ee at l.-iaisvilie will tie miuer me coiiiroi oi a lii'inocra t. I iLiints 1. t at. ex assis i it j s i -t v i s ti ai tuaivis- iittai r I i it a 1 i tir.i-o i tile t r t .1 t -r t tin 1 i tl t 1 1 ettt 1 t i i t i lii t i- h 1 t 1 l t s 'in strit t. l lit 1 v r i r t vi I ii li s 1 1 1 -1. i nil stia i it s l 1 l 1 -ii. Alberts. Willis. n v nimisler to Hawaii, ttietj eotiressttiaa from s ii -1 1 i t tan i "t f j i i-iti-iiirit-Vi 1 rn lit- i'u iv ,!tT J- t -.t ll 1 !'!l.'Ns-,i t tti 1 it 'i u; t'l i it'ti i s t i -i ,l! Sl'Vll ll II 1 here. Collins -sat bv at) open tire i.e v ith a w. of bit a i a 1 t I i 'it li lint- t powuer into the- tire, tnsnstinif it too uamp to burn. A terrtuie e.vi.iiuMUii tollowed, tearmsr tne root oil the i e t i it I ii t I i Is a i The in i, jl m it t lli s V as sive 1 vv Is a a i L 1 it i r t i 1 he j t i th d j i.s a 1 I- 1. i tour ctiilureu wul die !Vi liiti e I mi e I oi t.iril ."VTi o ia e si t.M, 1 i s 1 t J x 11 t II It 1' 1 nt ft JlllMll l le JV r 1 Tit I 1 "VI 1 1 I t 1 1 I I i I.' I ,1 i t id i an i Is 1 t i s 1 r V n it t s ei 1 1 r ttie t t i t f s t'l i 1 ain't i ov t t t 1 is visie Southern Wednesdav n irut. but 1 1 1 1 t t 1 f 1 1 i- i l 1 -t ill i 1 an'iistr n t)ir v t M -s 1' ktat I 1 1 ii th i t ami her movements are causinir tnetn no liitie lirieasiaess. Ni,v OrlRiin ,fter tlm i;).;lit. i l t f tin ll UI t l 1) 1 s 1 i w I f e te t s ii v i ir ti i i s i a i i th tt t i i t ii I i v li 1 l i i i s- 1 i is favorable it is two to one tnat tne Mitclieit-t orbett rit'tit. will taiie rii 111 tti s I t It Is U "I I I t I I t It I 1 I lis III I I Iti 1 ttl'ltkHJ i-'S ..it S S 1 t id iii.jai ni.M..)i.-.s are cutenaiwu, lloifnrd tjet a Heavy Sentence. Jackson", Tenn., Jan. The entire day has been spent bv Dr. Howard and his counsel in araruiii t lie I'jotion for a new trial and in arrest of jnljj raent. The court overruled the motion and sentenced the doctor to ini prison- jnetit in the state penitentiary at Coi- u nbus. Ohio, for a term of nine years and out month, and fined him the saia of -id, Tlie case wid be taken to the supreme court of the United States on 'jl wtdt of error. A TV1 u nlerep iel-ifd. TuI.edu. Ohio, Jan. 5. Chief of Police fciaitz returned yesteruav from Pt.-rit, Ind., with airs. deortre Kohier, whose ijusband Has been in eu-toiiy for several days, euargtnl wittt the ninruer of Mrs. Oottdieb Stah! nine rears aso. The authoidt.ies have tin ally divided they will ha to re lease Kohier, notwithstanding the e videiices of his traiit, as under tie laws of Oh io a wife eau not testify ayainst a hu&baud, and the Kohier are not divorced, as was reported. Ite ;j uiilicis ii& tVitt in s'alt l.:ii,e. Salt Lakh, L". i dan. r. TIj e't-etioii held here yesterd iy to fill the vacancy in the lower lioa.se of the legislature caused by the death of tharence V. ilall turned mainly on the tHt'.it" issue. In a lisrltt vote the Ketsubdeatis carried tins city bv nearly 1, Gau inaioritv for S. Variau, ag-aiust V. C. 'Hall. Democrat. C'lierokee HotuN So!.'! at l.mt, Tahi ttjCAH, I. T., .htu. The 'h.r okee bonds Were sold yestt-iviay to MoElroy i Co.. of Chivag--), and W. JJ. Hold, of New York City for 11. T. Wl'i oa, of Xew York, for the -U!U ,,f Ti'J.COi). 5100.000 to be deposited in the Fourth National bank of New ork Citv, as forfeit. 1 1 1 :i ii l by th GeriDiiii ttoseru liieist. Niif!RA5KA City, Neb., dan. 5. Ikchard Klocke, who went from here to Westphalia to visit his mother, has been detained, by the German trov t; e; t-1 t and forced to enter the army- Kioeke has iired in this coun try several years, but has only taken oat his first naturalization papers. h.. I I e tl liy h Koiiaway Jl"ef4.ixi. WAKHFNSBt'KO, Mo Jan. 5. James Orinstead.a farmer living- near Col u tu bus, ti tie.-a miies north east of this citv, tint his death yesterday in a siiudcu and distressiuif ma o tier. He was haulinsr a load of corn, when his t team ran off. The wafrou ran over i him an i he died in two hours. j A Girl Burued to llfil t ti. Wkst Pi.ac.ves, Mo., Jan. 5. A i tlang-hWr of Joseph Fraelle near 1 Sdoam Spriog-s was burned to death a few days ag'o. Her clothiirg- caugbt J fire fi'Cta a .flre-elac. i L 1 I t 1 I I j iLUi. U Ll 0 U J L i i,i J I .i -Kji A j -WH. w if -aaasj. jn Ladies' ?10.D0 Li-lit Capos will l. Ladies-' $10.00 Dark Capes will be. Ladies' $13.50 Beaver Jackets, will be. r 1 Ladies' $15 ,1 aekets, i'i 1 iirlit and dark materials, handsomest -tyh', ill 1 Ladies' rvy stylish lTmb:dl-i ."'lii:: Jackets, were $22.50, will 1. Ladies' finest quality je,r. i-r Jae!k t were 25, will be INIen's 7 Overcoats, will be iens SIO and $12 Ovoi r -a r., will Men's $13.50 and $15 Owivoat-, v. til i J radios' COe "White Pants, w i 1 1 be Gent's 50c Grey Mixed Shirt- and I h ei'S, will be Men's Heaviest Cotton 1 'laniud Ih.t.,- i G5e hind, w i 1 1 be Boys' Grey Mixed Underwear, Lit will be LSI d J i r Men's $1.25 Camels will be Ladies' Fancy 1 hick Ca-hmeit; Mit; 25 e kind, will be Heavy All Silk Mittens fancy knit b u were $1.25, will be Boys' fleece lined, extra 1hi itib' Seamless Hose, 25e quality, will Ladies' Seamless Fleee" Liinnl He--, i" quality, will be And so on through entne in- i' t h!. goods, all at clean cut prices tu pa e for invoicing. 7' ot only are t hp hi" tUt MlwtIc in til till- i -t i j i ri it f 1 i i, lii,' t.e-Ui'ilt or t If 41 T I r S -'Ji J REALISM AT THE 'FRISCO FAIR. A Mining' Camp shows Tliiugs Jast a I lii y tere Iu 'III. Most realistic is the mining camp of 4'.i in the midwinter fair of San Fran cisco. The good and bad features, the flashy and the pieturesn ue, are set forth as they existed in the feverish days of g-oJdseekingt The cabins of Maekay, Perkins and Jones (the two last named now senators of the United States) are reproduced to the life. There is a shanty saloon, with bar-keepers in rough shirts and boots, but they sell temper ance drinks only. The typical tram bi inrr-dea is not omitted, nor Joes the old miner fail to .-i the f r- ron 1 1 postoflice, the tent or tl frame hut in whieh his newspaper was rolled off a hand-press, and the rotirrh imrber shop wnere he had his hair cut when it grew down into his eyes. At j one end of the camp are some Ind ian I tents with real Indians, like those who used to buy firewater of the j miners and often excSiatiye shots with. litem when tot h were under its in f"uenee. At the other end of the j amp a theater is shown, with candies j f- r footlights and antiquated proper- j I' the?. Here the variety pen or tri'. aces j which used to deligdit the rude jrold- i dij'sjers are repeated. Arid finally j there is the mining camo gravevatJ j with i ts .scattered headstones. j Jei l I r t.t ti I v 4 I ii t il m The priuce of traders is said to re side in Bneksport, Maine. lie recent ly went oil" on a trading expedition with a horse in the carriage ami re turned home with a cow iti the shafts. Ho was gdven an ovation by his adrnir ing follow citi.ens as he drove through the main street of the villag-e with his novel tea m Hot Water in a licep -t I tt At a depth of 3,009 feet in. the fa mous Corastock mine at Viryittia City, Nev., the waters which trickle from sides, roof and bottom hare a uniform temperature of 170 degrees, Fahren heit. Tr tun ps. The original of the word trump as used fa card playing- is. said to be the It re n eh word "triomphe," equivalent to the English "triumph."' Puild'ti luiuer l nHi-ei', I hlu 1'opeka avenue, re-opens next Moil- J auy. i uuioij, uay ciaseea umv o per nth There Is no excuse for any man to ap pear in soviet v with a grizzly beard since the introduction of IJuck in srlia tu's Dye, w hich colors natural brown or black. IeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cieanses, purities and heals. It was made for that purpose. Use it for burn-, cuts, brubes, chupped hands, sores of all descriptions, atid'if you have piles use it for them. J. K, Jones. Peerle-s Steam Laundry Peerieaa fcteuiii Laundry. J I I f 1 i 1 ia i.i i.r ii Merino Vis-, .in Hair Umh i jt r i i c t t n t t i f il (-1 ai I tn i i w i I i.r Sat. ii t v. i iK'Ht Ir'il tllill".. 1 i I.e U Ti.t i i kt 7. i t T oit 1 n- Ci T I r t 11,,.' 1 liewj. r. r 1 -1 i Cey t- -l-t i 1 t I n. a 1 1 cid 1 f t r. i lap t I 1 "t n 1 Hi'.t '",,n- 1 ust'i'ti v a 1; j i I 1 mi i llooa's i-t .re 1 I ."f-L i a t, 5 1 v t- r:.' s ,'i Is r 1 1 rat rt .-u t n e 1 t he." 11 im if-i jic 0- I S 1 ..'V' X r ,''v" if i

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JOTTIlXALu FRIDAY EVEXIXG. JAXT7ART 5. 189-i. ft a. i W i il r r" I j I j I a i fr 2 1 Ol. 1, .4 Jft. Sl iiiizik Open up the Mew Year with the brightest page In the history of their busing ,Q Q C- W W V 4 U Jfi., -ifc. .-.t Jt;,i....,i faithfully and offering the very best. A larger list of regular is enrolled than any three other houses in Topeka. keeping every promise mers v...ia I,,. i Colorado Pot; lut-s, per tu 70 17 ISO il lus Uiinul t-, i r- n-b'.v ih-if: Ave Ten Fret II iirli ia Liiii-oliish iiv. ;n:x DEATH. lVopIc I' M i-li From f'oht Snow is SalL FalliiiiT. 1.0 VliO N". J i 1:. "l !i:ii!!'-: t ifO'li'l.e'l i i f- the 'h. o A M-J u It id j;w 1 1 -n it o e The -evere cold con Great Britain, in many iieti r l'cg i.-t'rin' the i p. -rat 1 1 re. Today il is I". involves as mueh m v i t t .1 L O 1 O l oratun d..-f..-..

f. T S U oio:v- jA-r-i in the dated States. .o-u- are eati---ly unprepared a 'eirii le -id uavf, itad the re al tl e sioFeriaj- anionir th r n- tuy ca-es of readv re: Hjr'e h lrora exp.-nr'eare '.1 r rk hi d. and otit- be uio-t entirely stis pen- led. The o-ale in tlie ebaiHod which for the ti ne i l veafs e.-mp-bk-d an entire M:-o--u-i.jn cf the ei;;.;inel sers'iee is .vhat a. iite.., and tie- mail boats o't --d to. t i v o t aei.- ;i i-;(.ges i't-tpeca France anddbi jb.n h At Dive:- t dy die mercury reui-terod teti b jrei.'S ve zero, and in South 1 v ti i re ,:o-ive decrees above zero i- r i i'te-1. The river Fart an 1 the ti 1 t; -fe,i.ais are frozen solid. A iieavy ei'.o -'nnn j revaili today, and a mail tart. oiea ,;e Ij -en f i in since ves- tcr 1 ry eveiii ie. is ...t yet extricitted. I It I.tnf ol l- ire two men were foil in I fr...ze!i to ia iiiiu ir.,iny of the roads nr.- cowr-1 v. it-It saow drifts ten feet In several parts of England, railroad j trai as bive been imbed led in the snow i f. r ears an Ion the Isle of Wi-ht the j weather is ren.-rt.-d to be the coldest ol j tb" ci mi ry. Tb." rivt-r Yar is frozen j fie- it- s, nice to within a few vard- of i tied os. the Medina river, which th !.-le of AS'ight into nearly arts, several tradkiir ves-els are o, I i. 'pmi ;ee aoi'i in i i -1 1 e a n 1 he ciihs ol C run .ill a ham; w it h icicles of im- lilaO -e -iza. b.'ports rt ceived here from Spain show t;::tt the iirift ntett-e cold also prevails toe:-". A id or i-a, tie.? t heriiiomet er r.-.o-i-t erej 11 degrees al ove zero, and at J'.e;ara(,s -i v t people were frozen U Ue.lt ii. A tiispatth fr .m "Mialr'nl says that a mounted eimd feil from his hore yts tertb'ty an 1 died fro: i toe cold. Sno-v is silI, failing amlthe col t seems to be on tae ime-east: A t Moseo v, -ii degree-! below zero was ngbtereo. At. Nljni M.jvgorod, the tht-r-!:fi refer n g stored ".M i.b-grees below, r.ma. 'J-l t i it below was ia a te i at Lli.U'kolT. AVFTL Sl'OKM IX AUSTRIA, ttiv. i 'J i e I'f-Ofjlt. to Kt'p Them Xrotu l-S o'.vitt Away. Vivn'Na, .f:ii. Several persons are in he ho-p tnl here sutTerina; from r st lit.-. Shou.il t!ie colli continue the i.i:iuhe .-ill ie frozen over its entire length.. h.iiy lie; lis have re-uled from the J ro-T.. Mo st ow ha- laden and there foie. no wo -k aas been provided for th n;-:; e h b Ibie ii-.v winds rai-e clouds of uaiiea ti;y ..ui-t wor-e than that ex- i 1 n a e ,1 'g-ua vs. boi sn.l taaarab.iring cm e lt-r. ltops are iorts, no .d from pe-st t. a,st m tb,? stree.s to at people from t citig i.iuioi awav tierce wiutis. .lanv vessels have ly t be i:i:i!i:im; ska j:)ihaiu;o. fc- r llo .t it Will Kaisett llf Mhj, ;ax F iAM o. .hoi. o. The bcu..s of tic- seah rs that ttmre will be no embargo on i hriuf .-.-i thi ,fint,i. httvf rais ed by the lepor. of fapt. At. el Siron- of ta-- Britioi i-ciauitr Arietis. Cat .tain s; 'or.g has hones that the t'r-t of rby v.. 11 serthe Llr'hrinc s-i open ay .1 mis bepo h-J-ases on iustrtictams be re -ei .-e..i i t tae Vici'ria cust.im bouse. bb d.itipi d'abiaires it i3 said. run. a at let di tl.it there was likely to 'be coti-E-ivit-rabb- 'jihici ity in etteetine- an ar. ta:is-iatnt between the I .nb--d Mates ai d imglaid this ear. ;ue.l cubci ally no bbed hha 'o beep clear of the sea until the brs: of M ay. .f ay tbtt date n Fnelish orders have 1; en i I to the c-ifect th;it the Sea is ci ise 3, Ciipti.iu Stronr could consider bi e-eif it liberty to itivade it and go bi.niatig ia. the aitiierto pro-criL-ed limits. -tk taccis put ua by the F eeriOSs. I Ki USiS i t i' per tu J lo-va Potatoes, )jer lu l)s v alt Meat, per lb Choice o. 1 1km, per lb f 15 Ibt. La r-i Cr -am C i per ib Bv.uk Cheese, per lb '0 1 as. Largo ida.sm.s 1 T P s. d rn::, I JJ ib,. Larg California Prunes... k ie Apricots, ie Flum 25 Cans i 0i Y. t- T ;S Cans xiis G rape- GO: CfVtl, Pie Peaches O0-S Cans Pie AFi its li Ch n Corn j. Cans, o ib. ii ua.uts. 15 Cars Salmon 25 S3 i d Call: il S.r-f;n-. A prit o's, ami Fir feruU i EVao-ie-.. I'",.r, Graj.es hi heavy ,-r:;p, (JaH is. 1-ar.j A3 IJAIIIiOADS HiNnlU-i LAW. Nt'W Vork Mr'iUl 'J t II- -1' a Gitsnric it ni 1 roaU 1 ol 1 i iii l I 01 me tt. Xf.'.v Yoh-h, Ja-i. T! e J t r a i 1 say: Thi- d 'iaiN are i;i aiby :n b I for tae strotiiM'-t pooi 'h it i.a-; ev--r b.'-.n e-t.aii- a i:i i ii i s o e .'.ir. in i-ure je ;s to rt olar- a'ld d v. Ie b! trai'b' 5 etna-en C hiiMir J -ton ai.d ail e:d..'. within ik juriidicti ju oia? i' n. 1 iiK- import; .n o r--must be i-ettb-d eo ci-t-loaiai 1. and it t b ar aro i a-uioj .xlng sioti of t 'ae t r ;b i e no, St Lou is a ud In- ai o They raean t. e! a -in th e ooMe -t s(-i,s j from tibi- it may it consider tlie h.Tfr-s1 .'-tda.-un-l Ni-vv York, i at e-j'nt- tbe t: k lino n of port rates i.-ntly with tin i r b matters i hrc o ia v- .--i-s-t a rs of All !h a Camaaro utio -1 i a r -uiar jiool 'Voii. and rred t! ey eit her c t oil v, oroe ae! a oiead b-f.er o have a test ta; t Uat t 'ion tu EASY FOR AXI3IALS. To Ite?ri-.lato on ttie i-imiT Tliey Are Mti .i.U. ii iVSiicH i v a-it noto v. .j a a i:ae movement looking u the h-udiriir f a.a ia.tfiaiation.al inarit'niit- eon -r-",iee 1 j thf tetter pro teeth n ami tao- f lab.iai- in transit, amd which is r. ferre-i t in j. London li.M.atl of tl IS laa- t- ti e f.,fTO ,,f .1 bill iutrcaluced into the home of re ire- s-'ii'att'.a s l.v li iti. .M lot v. nir inin.rs o Mew Yoik, and r-f. m l tin- otnttattee on inter-state Xu I'ovt i it commerce oil Cctoaer Jo la:. It i revi les for ;m t le-rt ..'iat;.n of SaO.O'Jo. or as much t.aeioji' ar. may 1 n-ee- s.iry for t oe es:,- 1 an inter national fonfi rt nct.tf e el 'V of St'-t-' Pel n o ;o i tii'jrm e, i to ar.j v :o 'a e jn ere nee i-a,....,.,! w iih fcui h fat ii eb-, neces-ary. T lad i lent .-ball i e aatie if: t. invite the jl oven .m time n.-it 1, .a to sand ti ll uT:ne e.m:Vr. re t an s ueh time ii'ni j ace r H that' the ores- ia a ltd re- pie-te 1 of e eh lliiri- i"s to a tniir a;i as-eitibie ;,t e m a y lesi aa;a?e. and n, a i a hi n t t n -a e o one c t v. hom snail F. mi bait of b t na-n ry tie j -art iiient, n-- an oi.la a! ot t ie depart of the steam m a n 'n t a r..'pre.-ena- I t;ve of the .-a buo- ir.ari; e, o ie citizen f. t..r e-, .n ,.L ,.a i" practice 1 ;.t g..a. one e ti, a. fa.n. ibar with I the importation of i !u res, c ,ti i citiz-n t ngag r; iii the -rtuispt rtatt n if cattle, to represont fh- Failed Stares :-t said .juarantii.e coaf- eeet and to lid acaucias in tie '.r tun liar. Tlie bill alo pr.tvio.-, f.at it shah le tiie o i j t-ct o t he i puna, i t in e c i; f ere nee to make, revise and uumu 1 the ruies, regu bmoas and pi a. ice e. en ,-rni.i c t be Tan port a i ioa of an'u.ials at s -a and their lives and slatighttr in i i i -.ifiti-e? for tha proper const r .t ion ot v --F f r animals in transit for the t.ini-1 meat of naviga tion coiaianl.-.s for ve--t 1 o vr ers, tiieir ekieers and erni b.-yr-s fcr cruelty to ani mals at sen: "o mil-, t uavhra ion com panies cr i ov ti 1 U ie in dam ages for desti ut-riou safer injury to ani mals in trans t: and rmsba e aid sub or ra' m at to t: :a -t't-rnmenis of r iit" er n ation.d all luaritime na.tioas reeiilat ions, bvws cruelty to an:n..ds at TIIE WYANIM) I 'I'f; SOLI). Misotiti Iartnc .Attn ires o TSirotinh Attorney W R'genfr- Ini-e, ;.30,O0O. Kansas ClTv, -Uo 5. --Tb Ci S Vitndatte b irba. es Kans is ra.-- road wi.s sohi t-xiav i i Ka us ;,s Cit v. Kan- I sas. to George t Mi.tt era! tm.nager of t roa 1 and Ibti ley V. H s. in, feueral re un el bitter r-aad. Th-- price ntibl tor C X-l.-r IS' a t.t ee M 1st bt'i Pna i. Z: -r of Atcl hli.: -.:s f r t Ib s-rtv wiis f l.OO I. si :1 iil C is b-ej a;.,( Osltt-.l with i..-er in Cliana- iy I.) i..n, w ho f i fected ;ne j-aie J be r .t I .".ofie-s pi rt j and j ai cei oil' the Mi-s .m i t acitie s s- j tem. an-lthivu.h its .p,si;i-.a th.it line irom ian-as i'y t ibier ui be Shortened forty-3lv a,.;.-. j j HAWAII (UA EN A l.EST. -to Frtsjieet e' 'ttal-Oi; it 1 p Tjj the I r i i is 1 1 Vb as 1 1 Noi i. Jan. o. GL v. 3b 're;iry. cliiiini an ol t:a- a t i:i ifee ei f r.-l r;i relittloas. wi.s very do-sl tld.l when the hobs ..pent d t.e,: o' tire tro-geot ,.d taking up t be Ia a a iii.. u--' ban. -1 have not i e( n id I t.o secure time from t ie way- and ta -aas c om mit te.-.'" said he, '-as ti"'' ire l rb s 'o ia.-ii the tariff I ill to a vote wid o. t iuy interrup tion." -Foes tha't mean truo Ilrv.-.tii will be retired from t .e boa-e a-. em."' Probably,' sal 1 tae griartor. -I have ibine my let to sect.rt- c on h ..'rat ion for it. Ai.d havhig cam? that ranch, 1 don't know that 1 an cubed uron to push the vjtie-ti )n, wiite fro! t.is t r-.-ir. teuti nie nt mong t'ne li--t re b-au ers, It a ppe.irs they votihi n- lint a he if.ng in the houee for jULc U.iv i, o weoka to cauie," SB lhs. X. IK Graiuiliited Suar Q8 lbs. Xice Ilroivii Sugar 7 bars Kirk's White Itussian Soap Corn Starch, per plig. All Package ColFee 7 phs. rearline 7 pkgs. Soapine j Horse Shoe Tobacco Star Tobacco VOICE (IF LACuIi. The Vioin-ius l-Viteration i i i ot i a -i Tluit Xinlii 15f- llfinoi eti lioiu OfHee. Secretary Sa m nelson, of the Kansa-- Ftaien. tioii of I.aber, tud.ty sent to Gov- eriior l.ewellincr resell at ions adojited by the or-aUjia.t.io:i at their meeting held this week, in Lcavou Hnilh, Jenmadin.; tin im-ncd.'aite removal of Labor Corn misioaer Todd. The r-?oi tit. ions are n- foliow-.: AN bereas, Th- Federabou of Labor of i Kansas ha, at liitfeia.-iit tones, eoiiimen. ed The Stale Labor Bureau when its work s was w .rthy of reeomnieia bi1 ioa and, Whereas, The present labor eommb iiur is iiotoriousl" ui.tit and ineom potent to perform th Uutk-s of hi- S lierea-. The said c minl-sl ner. at the time of hi.- at nioiiitne -lit was leijallv I inei:--i ble to hold the ora'e in this state. I that ii" was not M.-ntilied with i:iy labor interests of the state, being not a wage earner but an employer ,t bo or, and, Wherea-", Fifty-four labor oryanizn tians f the state, either thruiiirh petition ol tneir tnemners or I.y r'-soi utiuns asKea. the governor to appoint the president of itiie state J- edc-ratum ot l..at ..r to the ice of labor commissioner, and U re e-, I 1 o 1 i l 1 it f r j i d bah.ii.r was enuorse.i as to his opuaiin lion to acceptably terianu the dutie.a i. f h t h t'. nt t t r rican i ederation c i bauar, nmuer i tit- ii i i t u i r i i i i ti -t.i -11 I r j Muii. mi to. i i f t i i f b- -f t i ii t i 1 U h.Ti-iis, I in; troveri. ot ti.e state w imoiit cau-e or excuse ana in (.omemp- ann disreaard of tiie exj. res-e.i wi.sn o a. i i a t i t ...a.. 1..11I -e. 1 lvtLMOt tit t :te s..t.e, eiu tictvtii rea aoa iui ti;e itoi'i-t .tua ejjicit i idmiuistration of tinr bureau, an- l'tnXf,l one Todd to tb oiiict: f la bo c mini issitaier. therefore it i Ib-sjlved, 15y the State Federation 01. Labor in convention assembled, that tin governor of the state of Kansas ha proven himself unworthy t he support o confidence of anv rneaib.-r of a labor or ganization, and that the incoming otKeers of the Federation are directed to issue i circul ir in the month of April to ah Ltl:1'r orcanizatitns in the state of Kan?a recititiff the above facts and re pie-tin the members to use ad l.onor:j4ih. mean u I'rtvt': nt either the renouHuation or re- t-iectioti of the present govenor of th state of Kansas. Resolved, That the ouc V, d. -ratio i of J .abor detriitud the imme-iiat-' remo'al of .b r Todl, l it.or commis-boner; and Fesoived. That, we demand that a r-prt'--ttative tratles union man be ap pointed labor commissioner. deaths! Earl, the tittle son of Mr. ami .Irs. I I), ih.rdev of St. Louis, who are visitin, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Findlay at b-tJ West street, ,lied at 5 o'clock th. morib.nt' of meningitis, itfter a short ill ness. The funeral will by held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. airs. A. Selb-rs, an old settler of Shaw nee county, died- iit Ib'Ciimseh yesterday and was urb-d today. d'h-t funeral of A. Id. Lowe, i:15 Eat Sixth street, who died yesterday, was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. HoctorH Meetirnx. About sixty members of the Golden Belt ami Eastern Kansas M edical socie ties, met in joint convention last, evenin; at the A. V. W. ball. 7'g:i Kansas ave- nue. The tirst meeting wr-is held in th afternoon, but simply miscellaneous bu.-i- was transactt-it. At S o chock lio'.v- ever, sin interesting- prortimrne to physi cian- was gone througa with. Papers were rent I. all of them of a technical ilk' ure. LOCAL MENTION. Fhere is a c-ii-e of searh-t fi'vt-r in the family of L. I- eiier, at libti Grau-a avenue. The St. Ananias club doi pL..-w,.n?ed bv the club to th vr iilCii wa )i iiii i,um- d --lbs fair. ..od F-r le 1.7 Ti,e Foreman ca-e. far sel 1 Lag territor for a patent right with. nt a eg a hcem-t was resumed in police c- uu't t o lav au-.i cout'nued until lomorr w. A new time card g jes the Missouri Facirle soul Iii '-jiiii.l, will leave at nerlab-juiid. will itrrive at i u to effect J 1 i lay. Tra.i 1 ,t. m. 'bra'u :bO m. At the adjourned annual meeting 01 the Young' Men's Chri-tian as-oehtu Wednesday evenintr. a new cotistitut on was a-b'.pted, and. 1 1 ret rs were elected aeci rding to its prot i-iot.s, fotb.-y To serve for three years. J r. S. Su w ai t. A. K. l!j .brers.' J. F. Havis. i. "v Pooue. C. V. boiiitias-; to serve fort" yeais, IF Ii. Hilton, F. W. Mink. D. X Tiiomas. F. Popenae, .bmies Mull it to serve for one year. Jesse Sba-.v, C. IL Morrison. C. G. Blakely, -J. F. Fulton, L. SiiOrt. The new board will org-ank at their regular January meeting to I held on the kith. Peerless Yb est cdh. Steam Laundry c w :s r (o i'"aa'!'lUMM'a"MaH',-"f!", iei.;H..','!'.lI"IC!)r''l,fHni'tr'UMti.i'l!'!,"":'e.K."r.n "tt"H r j agti,;,i;a.i.att;;iatlt..Mt.i:.:..oti.a.aajia.i(aaittii.Hif iia..aaa.i.a.aai;i,.iu,....t.i T ,J j I ;i I .S z

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H III ii -.1 Oil t f ll if 1 1 ijitiiu .tt ti L 11 -i-l' atLt t i. v ii 1'tit t j 1 ilb-i ti' (1 fft Pi t tLjT 1 t- e -1 1 11 ii 1 1 It t t tilf t M L ih" lit 1 t f 1 f ll t j t 1 lilt ill r t I T I Jit' tl.- I- I li 1 ll t- 11 I t-tttlTti'i 1 T t rr v f t i,i n. 1 1 1 ci -et 1 it i Ih" s t t--' 1 1 11 t r It t ii-t 1 e I 11 1 r 1 1 le.'ii. ti-utti. and. inaiiv t tin- mi-it wni. h-,-lentTl in 11 wc-i-a si iui!iret-K! that tiiev 1 -a tii t i it. t j r t 1 3 Hi 1 I l t t. 1 I ll 1 1 --1 v 1 1 lie ui n 1, t hi- llTTll'l iOU. r-'it'i I-. us pi 1-. lie 11 t 1 tt! ti-- ij.i-fi t o-lil t tat' i 1 t t 1 -e til l ii f 11 r' 1 t I t 51'l'l-ittl t ill 1 Mt (1 t t t 1 t 1 J I) 1 t in 1 1 11 ift-!tiiit Si I i 1 t t 1 H 1 11 i. 1 1 1 1 -1 till MH t 't 1 rfil I Ji I t 'ltTl 1 I I V 1 i ;ii- 111 t I, I 1 kl ,ll'l'l lit It ui li n 1 1 t iit L r1 t 1 M I it .i 1 I i 1 t i ll M T t v ill V i 1 1 1 A 1 1 el 1 1 i t it 1 t't 11 til I 1 1 1 1 S 1 1- I II I I -1 I I'll 1 V 1 T t I 1 1 11 f t I 1 ttl t fll f T It t 1 I ti i t t i 1 1 I I, t f I I lit ill XI 1-1 I i v 1 t 11- ii 1 t t tl n tl tu r i i '1 H it it- 1 -li. t 1 1.- r N nt t ,i-i u i it.-.. -1 -u ii.-i 1. II r i 1 1 i f Ki 1-1- 1 1 v t e 1 1 t J 1 t ti ri- ti 1 1 1 e i ti u i r i ll 1 1 1 1 I 1 u 1 l 1 I- T i I 1 1 i- I '-ii' ii t ttfoelu il f 1 1 1 w t' if in ill it 1 h '1 1 1 1 turn f is tt.lt tu ri ''L t tl r- i 1 1 1 dv. r mi 1 1 I. t it cnt-ttl lint Ullct f r I r the n 111 vnti mf 1 1 v t 1 i .t f 1 r h i 1 1 A i- t 1 ,t d l tl 1 1 r VI -iv c t- Sii- 11 ri t t 1 t y 1 e 1 1 .T I t f fi f 1 an I h U av lirm t e If 1 1 T H l I tl 1.1- Vl -J.- 1 I- IJ I 1 1 1 t i 1 11 I 1 1 (ni'i-j J tit 11 it l 1 1 t 1 1 tit il 1 f ett, Jfl lit t .1 ih I t 'i HI lliim,--i II .1 I V 1 t -t tl it ..tl .lie 1- 1 -t t-1 I' ll I I il-' H I 1 if I J 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 ho'ht r in .Uei- 1 1 J uf I t t llf J j tit' i"tlt tl tt '11 t 11 t i 1 1 t 1 I tii 1 I J I" -1 i t 1 its 1 1 i i-tdt t e U till- it 1 t 1 I. v tit iit'i-f sa t v. 1 t lin iti V iit n, if t- ii 1 u 1 ui il 1- h 1 1 1 1 r J 1 ui Itr t d i'i i it m 1 1 1 tt- p 1 t th Ultt llii f tl I It I 11 t itiurriiu- iiik'ht. 1 t-i'i;'ea!i! illiduu suvs hh w ili 1j.1t tjv i t' t Hi t ti 01 it l li' tii t 1 t- 1 tt Hit' Jiulifi' t.'o'il'd Wuui.T d'jlir. i ti" o 'i'er lru-iudfT u!tj rui-.t i! iiii-, ui s 1 S I I 1 t 1 I 1 I'll j t I 1 t !1 lu-tt nl ui t t t 1 1 c j s 1 Inn iit h t-l etoi jt t-. 1 1 Hi A Mti sM II i t.U ll Hi Ml S Slld i t 1 V r- E a rM). R. I t i k it?; (1 iil it t i 1: 1 t i p is i r i mm r-t Gent's Underwear in natural grey, our I the sizes are broken in this line we are jxip t them out at 36c. These are worth G5e to 7" only 3 (Jo. ient's natural e;rey lleeeed lined J ndiu duced from '50c to 30c (ient's ..mixed Underweai', lieavy ribbed, ou quality; price this week only &7G. Ladies', natural rey Union Suits, our cl qua few we have left will be sold for 75c suit. lilt. i t-1 4 4 'J it 8 1 I 1 Cl I S lljm 'i.m A ill i 1 J. C. S llTiin. o! t!M' .t'itu i- i'. I J I'l l I h i 1 t i t hi i it I 1 1 i i t i it I M 1 V iTTtit 1 HI ll 1 I H t ill 1 th ,r i Kit r 1 III 4 t t 1 i t I' t i i a s i- i,i t j I v i i i ii t euls i 1 1-' Vu t i i 1 J 1 t I l 1 I t in 'list It 1 I 1 tiTiou ut tti ri'i't'ist-fTh i i. i Ih- o licicii lui'iilttr tu part t T si liti- hlXVT; i t i V l 11 IH t- Jtl-ljl "ft f I T- i t'i t f s i i rs 1 li.Viii i ,-1 V I i t I 1 I til It t 1 t 1 1 ji it. iti uh ii it C i t ti t t 'iir not ttij n to have hi-eu itiMii" bv 11 r. Pun,!1 till i I if 1 t i 1 -t, i a 1 n n, j it t t.i t 4 lli'i i ut i t t i I i in A J i 1 s if i i i i 'it i-s,UtT t 1 u i I I UI I ''i Iiln i UHi p-i 'ii t t it t i Afti i- 'i t i i v, a hi is' r j t 1 t i T it i .oh-' Ai r i It l'j l-.ii 11. iv j iti i iii o -,i reieivi-i'Ttii ti. 'lot1, t' e-e ,tii'iit i ii i 1 i i' e t-t. t it t"-t' i iit t iii ai 1 il-t t llv-ltlut' hat ihi. i i.tJ 1 r i t In i ii We have a large stock of Remnants in M colored Dress Goods, intdiidirig many div-- 1 We will give 25 per cent oil' from the entire of them are already marked less thnn cost. All wool Dress Goods reduced from 50c ami 371EC to (dose. All wool Dress Goods, former prices 1 arc! 75C; this week we are trying to clean up our sto fore invoicing. r n Cf 1 4 r Suit-; that sold for SJO, $10.50. .11.5'). 15. elosed out this week for $4.98 suit. Suit th..r 1 1 SI 3.45, $115.75, $10.50 will re o-o i cr7 Z'i? j -,i.;t- r. fiOR r. m 1 t L i -J Mill. I s 1. 1 I t 1 U V 4 w r. 15.50. 21 suit for $15.75. $1 u i r be olT -nit for $12.50. $10.50 suit fo CI'2.( suit for $10.25. $14 suit for $9.05. M3 25 $a25. $12.75 suit for S9. 12.25 -mt f-.-r "We are still giving 25 pel cent oO" on the b -1 of our holiday stock. We will continue thb- r ii ir a.. a: fc i u OiiC VVeUK. iUlltil. U V A5 me tun'. i'J iin... r i 1 It D If I' s T 1 i-ti.!ii r -ti ft A ikt r iii 1 1 i r I h i ti- 1 1 ii t i i s t i l i et r. v f ittiti. I c i' ii i i- 1 U u t 1 t t t 1 ft T t j 1.1 I 1 1 T I SS I 1 til I i t 1 1 t i i-t t I -11 ll i I l i tii I IH l, ',1 t t t i- t i i i i- i ,1 IT 1 It 1- I 1 I'l 'I 1 it' -i -T i il t 1 r .1 i 1 !l t r t ,1 t is i t t i- l b i 11 I 1 1 i V 1 .tiosid to say: "Take this Hrrl 1 if i it till ti tii' i i 1 i t t i t. t- i i'f- i ii-i I i i 1 1 1 t li e t i ui i id.it KttClin Method. i,Jl 1 t I" I '11 f- II St I it I t 1' It I 1 t 1 I 1 tfll'Tlt, (K 1-1- t I t t lit hi 1 i 1 1 t i t t i Tt i tit; tt ii ti i 1 tr- I ils i i tii i i- i III- l i, t 1 illKtl ll j i i-h t i 1 ill u i it si-nd some Ti-ltiirs or ml STlotttirieB, or more t i' 1 t i- i t 1 ii err li t i u 1 1 i If rt- o ut i, I e i i 1 t 1 t t 1 il i d" Lt jt, t it' i it V c ii i t ut i'n ill i i-iii iris tiet i if .11 hi itj n il5i Sit i i 1 t- i jii it i 1 1 -tt 1 r i t t v it l ltl ii i l tut i i' I t t n h ih 1 "d c'.i 1 1 i l l i i t S i Si iti v 1 t! We are making some sweeping reductions n ll .1 ll Uioak department. v e vuum rainer sen a fd I -ic-. tli.ir-, -.,-vf fliitn fh'irrv it over. Do von want 100.-1 iiiiiti 1. ....I... it cheap, if so, here is the place to get it. trarmen t lit -4 ill! 1 flit i-mustu ih b3- the otiii ll of 1' he til;',' t 1 e i tit t t S e 1 1 t T III-" I -11 'it 'Ml ll' 111 ,1, ll t 'l I 1 i t-f- I'll tl 1 ir i 1 i 1 1 f 1 i- t,h"itt'.d'1 t 1 I 'i htJi h t 1 if t i'.i 1 r 1 i r n 1 t 1 11 .1 't t 1 i iiave had wuues-ies in hand. ri:'' s,; n lite t hi 1 s jfatr liiil.11 f. S.i'iii'ti a I -i llrjti'll Hcllllf l-f- tl 1 5. 1 1 I 1 ih i tl t At' 1 i lit 1 Tit 1 t r. 1 t i 1 n -1 s li tt 1- T Ii.il T U t -1 s t 1 11 11 r l 1 I 1 1 lln 1 1 si 1 n t i 1 1 liets t i'i t'ii 1 L 1 lit 1 ?w cats are acatit. XOTlllNCi BUT POTATOES 1 ai if tt'l i'i i I jt-amaiv I In-. I tvo 1. t on I n tl 1 ino l"tl 'A 1 1 r 1' V t't nor i I t .V t on j in Hit haitir ui ine -Ttate Juiiiniii. IH.ah M it Even thoiiijh the holidays t e t iti, st ry in my of our ,o.od h tin-" put "weary in vvll dohiir." but coti t''i fo -t tul i.U' '.If- ot 1 .thin etc., to tut.' itiu-f Ttatiou for tht .uor. Or,f ol p,i -t ,d o d! to th int ioti-J i ,i- 1 1 ,',-i ml I h t i ir- i the Jhr-t II ilniih. 1 !e i t t the i.o Jy li.t'ie 1 it-ii !ii-iit",I. tiiid st-rv iii.mv more tire to ho t-lotin-d. i fioo'is Srijrn ts'it-tttv to littv oaih-'vi-i'k or tit'! l,tlly. Zulus' ut the lt-u" i .-t j i U I i 1 i lie 1 a vi i i ',i a 1. a tVl) Sei-KT uij ,otatol'T iiiuilf. W'l iil'i- t I i .'t .1 ,1 SI IS uhi hi iv. is ho i- jt't-hh' Mtii! hoiiJdi"-.T, mt i iiiiy 1 i t r pi, .rt tt -etd in toi th..t j.ur it 1 ll O 'ill! t t J tin' Utli '"',1. Ct M H II. -.H I'I fit i.-i.ti i 1 i Tt. .r iliii-tt-i i it ss t- ishj ',t t i .t Si. ii i t N "r 1 the I,i t t -i i t i ii t i J .it Call and i tier -.V Co. i 1 ss. th -1 t t t e 1 j i m ii it at vil i -11 l -V T 1 1 T t T j I H j 'i t ii v it lu ss tii the till i vi ili-a tu. I T t t it't ff, It 1 f tl.i-e t. til T "S i 1 It I 1 t I ifl t t ti T 1 i IH tl V 1 1 T v i 1-1 It 1 .J- t t t I tt tl i e d nr .tut L a -tit t tf -il tiie i I I he i I Cl .il k I i e t t i i I S 'it e- II t.ri II ot I t i j 1 tra i ,lv a. ,ii i tl t it I dltil tlcl Itttt-i iJ ,1j hi- 1 1 ll i.l 1- t TT i" t 1 i t t v t 'ut an i ail t i l It T T .-1 I I t I 4" j i-.ti .iti1" ii r i 'tj i e- te t i 1 i i I J i.fe i J (it I I i L 1 t ti th1 1't I V i-t .f -I ii'dt i ti ell v otiifc i .t i s 3. 1 iii sum m 9T-i. 1 4 1 1 ill. ('l l 1 i i ijsritt iiome. iil-m stoieil for il Tiini u i t t lift oi -ut ly i s -t i'i 1 i ve, t: ti Itll-j -'tl- I v I S 1 .d i L e l tt tl t r 1 t nothinir:' commented tl e tia--- I lO -t 1 "I i t i i "s t t It Iff -en t t i 1 l ,i ui i i II ..i!. 1 i f T Ii,- f 'ft t t-iv t f r y S i ifll it i 111 c t 1 i I i ss t- t r i ll't I tl It ttt I -lU'u,1 JUUa". i-OUUOIl UiUuO. l to A i i 1 T U I T- O t n.

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trrjy rp f Pf T V s T I 7" f 1 v VrVTVn T t "VI TT" 1 Q WITIl" A HKASS JJAX1). -HAVK TO Ji:;AV,'ITL iOol. r WHENEVER WE ADVERTISE DEDUCTIONS SUCH AS THESE NA"lt.D "V BELOW YOU MAY COME HERE PREPARED TO SEE EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE AS ADVERTISED THAT'S THE WAY WE DO BUSINESS. t v t i r r i 3 i a p r J i -.v N tt i All v -(Mi t i r i j k or i k h'.it'CO. t C N iJ I 1 i S. I t-i iiiiri't.u itt-i I t ih.-i. f t i i i 1 V i a r I r I t 1 1 a a ie-a r a .it .t 1 I v I T HI iL-i .1 is II iilt.' L m at t at auMU 'Hgisf Si 'fea -4 !j !i ll ,J i-i .1 L AJ U WiiA I i 1 l iJ J',, J 1 J (ilf Ill JT "llll'll'tt- l j .t i-" I u t lie i i i uui-ft-ri t.t i'i.au" i' vfu tie. r i i v J Sa.v l t 1 if iu tin.! u.at yui.r cnr una v.-t arv it a iit-w ,n!r of truist. i-i i --:.i y -liH-u Kiuti:y tttU'Uti uur Aiiiiual January Fant Hale.

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Is O ioe liuvs' oil uli'l J T4l J'ax;t- Is liric.' ii'J'.v on g.M..t l..i VVwik.114 ruttt e t?r -1.1 ..iv m i.f 1 .i.t. i 1 I" V 1 J I i 1 1 t II' I f V I t I 1 11 f I i i 1 I 1 I i 1 ss. ill a 11 -ar it .1 I I lit II: ;Th ar 17e, ;5lM'. vM'. Our uintlowshowi jou to .t) Ies of 3S.fca' rants largest line in t h c-ify. mrTo. hav1 bc sor'-iii"- rM our Kcpulai- stock all on tv;o, aiii tlirt'o cf kind ia Pine-t Suit? and 0eivoaU for Hen that and t cloS8 them cut at $1, are -willing to Gr!ice all profit as! a sliri cf G-t. Ts iiiaJits it 2-3 ojilet for y ta try n-tl Ind TOUl' fS-'' i'"s ""r viii,!,,v v :i Cliildren's Guit jiii.I Overcoats. Boys' Sixits rind Ovorcoats, l"i ii o XJiidczwoa-r Hose. f t i j 1. -.i !i I T r i:u iJi--.-... t .1 tl f i i-- ri-rit i I I 1 i a 'I I 1 t j 1 V 1 i: h l'niM' I h H-HV .i I I i i f i 1 U1-!:- -nt.irl.ius :l 1 v i.t i 1 J 1 I I I I I 1 1 Ii I i t- i.iit- t Is a tuber. Just Four People Turned Out to Meet Mr. Appieyard, SNAP SHOTS AT :-Kj?;E .MEV.'?!. tirH-r-fitVai'a'tU Ii, Annual Tho ,u r,:1;e r7 v,:f in ..1 LCI BOA. HI) OF Tit A I E ivmfi't'.vti. taro'ZifJi vmirrnv. 'I Utt t?cut.f t 'Hi .i i' t t-e of tin- The IK-v.- ii! 1 i ul i 1 t'ij Toj.C k citiii. Liis i'L lit it the j.-r o-r;: 11 i:n i 1 1 u b r. u-. c 7.".. for th... nicl.rn:. I: :.h- i.-vhit-d t.j Alh.rt jl. 1- h.-i l :ae i.mh in. it t ban .uet 01 tin- ..-n ,1 ..I t u--3th a: ffi-iae u'i-; of the city It.-tfiJ. Tin1 pui-t a il 1. -ttvr i-'f thi. n annul tu.-fth z win llfiu-v Wade Uutreri. i 1 r ;m .1 ,i b .-V t:i.ta-ir. i.'i- u. :a: vurttsm 1:-:- .,n -11 c L.r.v M,th.;:- lV,w.-r." 1 currcats u tue e.- ftru- ..-.a' nv,kks. The M-.-M.-irS a i will I d-.-'Av- "i r ,:t v- :'"r 1 ett-d i'y Js.ay. Jutiv-s t ,hrt-y -f Ih ht i t rt.-et a 1 1; a hi-t -v-nin f. .Itiritt'-'a .';iy, at .1 .tlvr u- hin---es will j The new i-;i',i-.ry urii :i .A mukt le ;.h-hvered by J u II. H. S 1 i 3 L in an of no j r.j;ijii iu.' i:i.avl Iimu.-s; m:.:-;er. Munh ;,:u:ii asd A. A. iwi.Jur.l of T Ci 1 e 'd-r?:;::' i .-Ut Ui The J l.ai'rt iu;i".'!l IT'S' are atiU 01. tii.. -t ,r-clut.f.l it j A l!ev i.'l.l'l-lr. lei' T.J. 1 lectin sr 1 i in-:-, il. I t n 1 hj The lut'wtlus s -f the ass-Mrlulkiii i!i If- I v,, t. lit .1 1 I': 1 1 f;.'S. 1 1 a- fe. set 1. .r t thi c it e i i it IS RESPONSE TO BIG EDITORI&LS XOllTIl T01VEK.A. WILL BE A BEAUTY. Let Today. I ii a 1 o Mi its ci I'ajier One of Thi-111 it tin- ".I on riial" f icjiurtrr fir. ?I.tr- Ihol.nnew Scores Aiuitlietic Toyeks Io oil-. The "hoard of trndo" held a meetinc Items of Interest 1 1 111 the North of 1 tii Kiver. The New Court IIouso Contract Is 1 tie two year old sua of A. M. Cross is eeriuitilv ill. 1 C. G. Will-it U suffering t'rvia an at- taokuf the ip,,, i DURABLE A.ND HAKDSOUE STOaE. Mis LJtia Pi'tivh ntst is entertaining- her friend, Mi.-;-.: r-evniorf uf C'lvde. Hetlini d aiiiltone and loraiI l.avn Stf.V .t.Pr. 1 I 1 ..1 .n i.T t r: i, a. ...g. I the tonlracl, (ieorse 1 1. 1 :t 11 .1 on a -than Thomas ami Otliers t. o-U lii.i- Th i-: viitir.ir h': tir.,tber I'bbbi !)..::i:- firioll. X. W. Slv, wlj.) lias 1 een i-itir:T 1; is IV IIS UK'S 1 1 last ni 'ht. It was the :,rit tiia' e ti,:.i, n r-ei r-tat v l-bjr te hi-.s ;efi:-t-d th(-ai t!:e tae (f 'he s.;ra cir.ir:b-r where the Uief.i have ua.vs-.j-5 lean held ia the 3ant. V 1 1 A T TK M 1 1 U II S YA N T. Xii: ill J e 11 i:t :i it I .-t: i.l itiors 011 avtrat S-.lU.io.-. Ne it Voar. The iesolutio n aai .yted Lythe tfji'b r' ,ifW i.iti.iti, uhhati are nuw In.' ilia' .-eat ..tut ..a a the stale to tl.e taews laj aer-, b,..;aarta Several re fur ins in the itie.1 t-eh J-.ii ii Wr. Uat r.-hutiui u.-t:a:i;.T tl..tt t-verv ...uat.- tei-:ia: a (a 1 h.a 1-.n ,i ur n;.-rc -had cad.hh a hi eh -hei. A.a.i..ah--r r.-soli a h.ii ...iei a a sa.;-- tiiat ia a.l d;a..ai tu tiie ir.'iit fystetu i.f t.tutj.U, si a state aid eut.aty t,iS f.e J-vied. It." fvr:s...-r t-j ij p.atieaed I y t-.oitit ie a. a -r t'e t i.M!i;:kl 1 r ef teiiC-her- .a pa-ve 1. aad the ...'U-r Tu be tli-'ti! ut.-d .t:i!'.i'i t ie ttloe; li-jtrivlrt oil tie- $&tni The -t. te P. a -ry a iti a'iaai.d e..h ileal vi.-i with a ltd 'e hi lhxa. ih.-h y Va t wdl 1 M. la. t e tree d ie-- h. iiry ta. 1". a. P. i.eia, ad h. for the fi.st oa 3haa..av ita- tria Cdd-d p;,-rk V. I a: "iia- e. ir:. i- t eret i cn. u-eful ursraiiizatioa has hold since 1 j laia.i d.iys. Tie-re were ju-t live j-t-ujik .-t k.l JieXt I resell:, ilu-iiluttli: meat i;i-: .ertor J atal the Jochnai. re'..r!-;-. The meeting a e Sim, ay f ir a j w,ts called to make a j ptwit ion to Win. r at 1 i a 1 t..a a j A .j-l.-yard to Lririr his u.iuiea 11: ill fruir. b.-e.-ejlaitn-. to 1 upeka. ..nil eia;ley 10U a: a f the !-ir-t j hands. :i i:i jr, J.naa i It was a eta neaet i tig-, not in i. una I er i but iti sjdrlts. Thti-i i- fe-t.-nt were J. 13. M,-iri tm i--ae Ihrtlal oa;vv, Jed.n hattail, Mr. Apde a a iu .it'u's f.:.i3- I ard. Meat 1 n-ana-lur JilliUi-n and a -SfAii-. J.a i:ai. lepurter. The nieelitir w,.s ierae a :a t ent i: u ?as e- '1. r. ortaii 3 d t: t te a v.a- laae.- i Mr. Part ie Tja.iew enthud- .ftP in v i v- tell. 1; i i 1 '.'i:.:l ei W ut k oil tie- .-a r Mr. A j j-leyurd had f-iaatdi sii'iiiP-tu: jtiis ;e ale at hi- i.u.-turv to it. tin a mi en s i. r ;i ru-j; eaiia-t. 1 hey v re l.irire- Jy dte-s .'.,.,.1, ai.d t-etne r-ltirtines. They e-ii ta-ar 1 delv ,j ,d -ei me n s, if the baieti eat .a t 'a K.ed i m p, -et-. r ia an' i r'ti.-ri i jjarents durinsr the holidavii, has returned to 1 exH?. bnawnee count v s ne w con rt ixon-e w 1 1 1 The Old Folks' Kuchre club was en- 1 cent 17,t;:5, and w ill be l.-uilt of Ped tertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. Kale f,jrd s-tone u j 1 to and inel ndi n e- t he water ia-t evening. Miss Mattie Fowler, who has been spendine- the holidays with rehdiV'--. and friend, has returned to her home at. Ottawa. J. X. Gooltnan and f.oniiy pe--ed tliroiiirh ttie t-ity yesterd iy en route for Pos An-eS.'s, Cab. where !i)ev will make their home. Kd stopjjed oil here f..r a .--hort i-it. The Ladies Aid s.def- of the prebv ter'nm church held a jrood inet-tin ut Mrs. A. J. Arnold's ye-terdny iifti-riiontt. Mrs. M. lb.:-worth u as ti 111 -t weh-eene viitor. Siii- is i;n iiavi n e i- h.-Tth. far hi-h her many friend- rej-jh-e. The Hale fambv hud a i-.-iiai.ai ar the he K 1 Itf Is 1 i I I For.-. 1- P d: a d a- in-ane. H; e, we. k in tie- a i '1 he pill I ii e t a -l 1 Turner t.. l.-e.v ir, e; !ea,v !e- -e.,;-. p. -nit. a'i .rv e I i rei; eii a will I..- n ne-m'.. e- Pa'e V e. id A!f'!o-ol,. of I ai ver. t 1 ('..nets- Attorn.- Ml-,! d ei-.e-r tables, ;tn..l Colortnla lava spej,, ssiili lit-re a, O., rtone trim m i 1: as. The i-ounly 1 p, Xiil Iard yesterday deiaoed upon the Kind showier thai P tlf st or it- f o tiee-ei n r, t fee o. ,1 1 it.. I 1 tract this mtirnirse F. P. Mt-vcii-.m of Ai, p.lioe c.n?-.' v. this eitv. Mfvcn.jii'-" bids on ail of tie- i o',i,..i ,.f .P. i i work wit!i the various kinds of htoia1 j,,.,. r H j.rop-o-ed for ll-e were the Ioa-t, and j uih- 'i t o lik'l it f,n tl,,. ,.f a.,!,,..!,.,-.;,!,! 1 i i to be, used, was several thousand hi! tar.- I wa- ti.rti.-l o..-r lower than any of the otle-r -oil. jet i tors, i ..-uardaoi aba,,oea Poorye II. Kvans is d.e-iirnated as 1!:e j .Aa tie t sti I .-con tract: -r for the -done v. i. rh, a ;e 1 b, .n. l a i t o e d o jl iNooney c-ets the a-. and steam tittiti.c Mr-. 1 e,-"i r iita I elect rie virin'. .Jonathati TioDLC i sijreri-.-d -a'e-a d will furnish ail of the iniul.i-r for the j .-d ie r ib a n la ta-;-. d'i:.e teS,..i id in: i S ll I O i.h- III ,'i IS :.l that it I a:n--ii baeiit t t h ci n-t t nt a m i-e sub it-itf i t j the atoeii- irovi line that t.'.e oTi..e .j: i I V S ei jo C riiietl t -.'.it; I tm ae- 1 1 e i The K ll-l re.-.-iaa' is ,p. ty wee vt. j J:;:- Le-eii aetiv iy i-n- ia s-.-bxl Work fr at iea:-t. two I iii-iiat to the to e i o-s meii v ears. l'oLITR's" A-TELrsi'. rfet iS is iir i- i i n e r 1 o k i n "1 k s Ili-ti ij I v on Siii ThhiA About "I .j.,ka. J -Tl e thine 1 .d-dk- lieiie than any- thirer t-i si- a It id ti is tun -iiid etv-S; it-.-t (doll: a.is-il...uer Albert liupkili- teidaa. "is j that i Petal a a:i isnt s au-.i a i ha', ebeen qa e,t :o0 ma tuid that May.-r Jfnr- j ia. ao i. iia. ta a cie; hi,,! I :u ire. at. j. dPhiu-di he di-1 not submit. It wa-5 P; t t ,Ai thai wiii f-.r a --i'.-1-ripiioii of Jt.j.nn.i ea-h, i id 0, at i itfi.l s 1 po 1 I steed. i i e 1 a 1 a s peet o j and the Jen H NA1. in. ill di 1 Lot l'-el id h' -o ntuv tit f, utid -Mr. Uart huiotiiow and Mr. I .Neia.Oo aa. e t i uai. -a ii-oi wi u u c-. y r. A; j lex ard had his proposition on t. v.-, to the :-ot t? at the ai.d ...atae-iit Wooleli 11 of I -Kil sh-eiht i e e;.;o-ered il: iiUilOinir, ami tlie Colorado stone coiae- j,,,.,j p, ,;,o i.oine of 'oniini--ioner A. Hale ia.-t j from a .niarry in PoloriaP. that. -dr. j jn u r. a i A. evenint-. it vva.- a joyoiirt oia-a-i..n totle- i Tliiim!- is interested in. P pj- iai'LTe compitny ;ae-.-nt. Mi-. Howard j The hoard are of the opinion that ti.e j Turner": i S-.t-e Ii. Stewart, of I 1 e 1. Mo., and Mr-. ,b a. n j Shaw nee count v stem- w i i 1 be i i d in 1 he i i a1 .-a t Tr. A I pieyaria Me I. a in, of 'art aae. M d in-hter-- of foundation's wall and all in -hie work. I a d P ll a i KS taor than half 1 eu, et ad nd I aa -e aeari the same eh ftv-::i etar r-ot.ia .-s j waiit to deny thi; throne!, the pipr-. a uUty leive ul ways teen a Jhe jril lieati nt 1 am ju-t. as ij iu-.I a one ao as w hcti 1 was in tehee, a-id I will v, oik ,u.d us faithfnitv for our r 1 1 j i Ph..--. a h-s -ea- .1 j W i i i Wo! f :-e e i Tla- ai i vi I i I tiuii K ii!-,H Ie L 1 i. -'.lav e S. P. P a.en I, e e nil e. tint v e t (.'hal-oe ie ai t in tin i u iae. el r to his t; o dt into o Tie "id ie-d ,-t Acs e. ..It Wieh.ta M.ae ty to a-! id t- ti:i if c ji.i ia .hiiiL an M ...day. "I he indies o Pas Fli -t M liave det-.a.-d lea. en i 1 atine atoi ;.:ai;'iiy lit t. m! ri a (d v ie Matt, x was id h boil d a- a bo! I Uii P a i s i ai etary v. ho if a:----.aaa- ra --1 J pao,..-. d:::.r.i ii liilttiielf "Ct j Ilikio i of w! M.lli. IPPe, were aiuolitr ti.e d'u'-T- ol tilt they thtma-ht tli.it tie- a,ii,f Woiiil; Pa a 1- A d honor. net beMlitablo for the outside walls as it t,oou j ia p. r; i, Snndower Ct-np No. 4n. in-t:dh-d old- lifobably wmiid not. be sidisfactory if ex- i ;esd Idd' it v, a. cf-rs for ti.e curt eat vear ia-t niaad. Fo! j posod to t he w eat i..-r. I tLi ai: tt low-in- is a iir-t of tdi"e ie-w- otlea-r-: A. 'I ho combinations of Momt decided j a it -r tdii t'i-' m l- to t.ae t h ia v i M a a n i -'-e- i- h t U IJ Jea-i-r ujioii i.v the board an- i a-1 1 j com n r a.T -d i I 'iee j.re.-ident- P. iioieoml.. r-eeia-' nrv j .an eeiy nau.i, auo it ia inae a -iy e i o Fred Mnncie, iinancial fcecretafv; W. M. attractive buildin tr. 'I he Jui iiNai. Irotii j re icii P..- Van Nhs-. pieaker: A. J. Perry, treasurer, j lirP opposed the experiment of taw '1 her- i..y and .(esseStnii h ir'iantiuii. itie sIihwiii-.. eontity sOaie for mh-Ji hii and 'ii: i- i, 'a.. i t ll... u,,, iimi.ortant iiuhiie huiidine. i i a -a fi e i c .a .1111. a. 1 'a ..lis. a i y i Mrs. P. M. Hale. Mi-. A. J. Arnold, Mr-. I W. Kine- and Mrs. tV. P. Archibald, i e k d jlhll'it, i attended th.- ml--ionarv co u ferenee at a a i Ill- tine 1 1 pi .-tail iJut v a hi.haite. iui k a-i i 5fau.'.aaj j ritier to dra w ii t.-r ut auo par -e.-. hp'. Appieyard a-d.-d the p.' t:, Oeo p h t o t; I e.o; i (..eh, spi.iil.li) jirt-- t ,r -Janaaiv J'erre.i -took utid S ai.ooo ei.mm ei stock, t these on j M r. Apph- ari tie a i: !i t tails d fair i ,ic .i 11 ai ra i pr j. i-ition. hi.r, I i din a a' who laten te tj yie a lev- '-i'11 I,' ;V'm':d!l ttie First Pre-hvt.-rian church ve-terday iUm.nrtl.e w -cbarred s j a!! ,uu!1. T.v r,(Jort a very suee,-s iidu. the award was !i,ade i,-ot. to t;..' d;ti-.a id le of the bonds, hut the board anti'-i- j ea-!a( hi.iti te no diiheuity in e-ilina tia-m l.v tie' inihoa.-d v tive work can he coin meni-ed on j tap eih-i t ful meeting-. Tilt- --ha-fion of oil'icer r- Tlie .l-riius; u suito.l a, foiiowsi Presahmt, Mr- Heiei, t if it-oad'- S .:rsa pa. r 1 1 ha is aiwas-s within p.;,,,:' M. I rue; vice I .resident Mr-. J. Pad- u,iUl. :,.Lou b.-hu-e it i- t,ae-i it i o., J ders; secretary, Mr,. A. -vriaad. a! w a vs a i pea i s to t h e K. d r, c, a n: mm i. v On Tuesday afa-i uami the S 1. P. sense ,,f tpiekimr pete- ie -an-.- it i- l.-ty htrid a verv imeresime- me-atiit true; and it is aiwav- luiiv Miht.ttiti.it.-1 V o iti i -If t'.o tabid I am :a h Uepubiiean I win r-d'-r thfLi tv ex-Lieutenant tk,ti-r-i-r hld-de. lhr etht tear I sat in e.Ary Pet t.d..-l h .m t-o-a entioii in o.taw-j, coardv with hiai. 1 nt-tt-r voted nv fefcke'. t-L.t t-ie IPpahhcae, and 1 alwajk her il; -id. "a J'-V that", i Ol out I Want to i !m. t"'5t I le.pe there will be no further tojtP.e b,-- veer, tie- mayor and th- eofn- Oil. h..:fe ioaVa NayPr vi'lil be SUC cessf d in ims ra w j...,. I re-diae that I veas the Via-in. i i ir.-mi -Tanees. dt.ere -i-.--- t'' .ti"! "lie. i.ne r. A t-vo i utaans itt toaether ti.ev kiii-d tie- j i a- t I I r I n a i a ae- a i i... v..-., s,,i.j ooaea aua i .eac me i C A I i i i i i'( a i i i. 'i o u o i a 1 1 i i i i a e i e a i t I (i-.ii:.r l-tt nia"' e"w ,n- ,-e. jt the iiutiic of M t s. IP 1. Morn-, who!- j ,,v u do r e ,n e n t s wideii, in 1 h e hnaneial I !lt.v a u';: v'.C from Pteih'o i v the -im-Pm- l,t' V-Si'',i ll,1V" lr;Ul- U,jrli- V"lUl'1 "-l'u-i iti.it a ttae ii.a- j encv ,f th- w.-atn. r- ..r" other causes. 1 ':n i -r n i;a p-r, m )ne n a, -h.; j lM.uX ...itati.,!,. Pur ...,a, e-.e mav s-id do so. It 1- Hot too Pie. JNli. 1 "arl ia tnent of h aji..!e, w a t ,,e spec i a. Hood's I'iils curt; liver ids, .f.-l it -a- j i a ,-oru ae- ves el feature t, .a- Mt- U,..-fl,.,l,!r,,..ii- u-IM s'llt e, .risi.ltation W: b A i-t A i t rtie V i t aK e s 11 t se r i I a io u s, a I: d o a s il left tit th- i d ''A'' l';i.. a,--t .lyfltN At. Olht Piii uivr. t i-PtP I'lia-lts T. Mf i them. Fade. 1 a- app .iaiea j P d Ipt.--.ha u- hi- j Mr. liarthoi assist ti,t nd"M i S Pat- Mi. lt:ur ai hit, Pie w ty his ne i.eiaiy i -a n o, e a a i te doii-n.-ss. t.iiiii.iio- eck t,-;., a -er 1 1 it ioiii od the i p a,.-t i. ,o d- piny. "Am t t :.-a-1- "hi: it. 1 I w -d -e will be turned over liittt T ve.-'laUe lmail"nl,roducersi He i tore one Mrs W. Fark-t w a.s elected I d-l's Little Pitrly lii-.-rs cure maiarioii s '!""r- T'. rV f treasurer of the -o.-iet v an .1 Mr-, lid ert tii-orders and teeuiate the stomaclt and l1"";1''."1- V" Th I n-""-1 f"r thtf m"l)t:' -f I haven's h.-udc.he and i, m""'' X,. i Jaiiuars. d;zziuesa. Jiv. done,. i t i 1 1 v tra-ae t.--etn-r moruine ji-r, brou a ht out hv J e-pir, j TaKeyour j,re -cri Pons to a. J. Arnold of wh an Pie editor a, not. ..tie; neither j Son,t-.l KatiSu ae. Pstai Iidied 1"-J. r, it i I s I f t j .'e-ted lun-s a c-verc cou-'n. ne t vou-ne- .tmei-ieHii Steani Iji si tit! i-y, 112 Went Piiu T.-h-'ehoti.- :;h. h. .h -oil I DO you c T Comphdet. b: a it v ited rem an v l-eceit e t h- a- ,l 1. lai-A. and i.-t !-ap t It iiiid.t a at ie a ba i ide ped iiands aid lau.. Ii skin. Ih.riv Hi-a tie- f.ea-i 1--i- h boa P or iae o:ii:n,il ana ioeal l'orcea of thtt i ,v Son. i i I i I i .-iiai ii- I i1;.! 1.. I f..,.. 1 a,., I Mr--. i.... P. 1 a lie iat was draw iae friends cf mine into! v t ae c .-e th;.t 1 mi i"t w is a to an no v. Lot s i t;f fri-teli ant a 1 one-,, oj.-ied to baek 1 me vn Aii money, but it would have co:-t la- v ma e a- a t.-.'.f'p rahtiy fl.tido; to catrv t'ne I tai-e d, r.ja h P' a t .r-.-ne court. I j eiodi 1 1 coalda'i iTo-r.i ir. 1 w as inf. u- ro-i-'i. in in- (Oliisn l-v tiie advice uf L j H. Ptaurais." I t v L J t V It I iae t i.iot 5 a. tt c-. mm issa.,aer. i i P i i, 1 t t n. i 1 i t f t 1 i t t l 1 i CO ii.e l,a. e. r i i t s rt f HI i! t i.l .11 o.d li 1 I 1 V I I 1 -e i i itt-v, it T I.e..:.. j e. -11. o. I -I 1.1 1 Lee :.:i.'li! tlllUiT IUl a; er to '-aaa 1o.-etht.-r." 1 l eka on-h- to e a-hataeO of P-i-eif," sai i Mr. Partho! -If theV .v .-ata-ara h -re, an 1 (-vi-n bo:iv says t!-it's pist wh t! we want, why can't they turn out and 1 ear w had a man lias t- ---v. anyhow: P v.-ouhi take a do-e v f j-h-lit J a a i 1.1 Stir 'J ope iv a Up. pove- .--r or a a' ".d-six- i charge ,f liynamlte. If tiii- i-'iii-ii ni-vi-r tti-iaia- r ay more Pd-in than they have t!.';-ht e tni-i.t as w tdl make up nr tnlnds t la- a viilai,;e forever, for manufacturers will -i- wheie they are apt .techo-d." Mr. H otdvit s ia still "out of a job," expe.-t to t,ro cue withia a few days. i i .1 1"! i 1 1 i J I V V 1 r v t t I W H Lit 1 u i TEXAS AND RETURN. Osa Tare lor tho iiaain J 1 r i ?i.n t at Ie Itonte. On the second Tuesday of eat h month v f the S-nra Pe v.ail sell round trip tickeas t'e le rn.-lt 1 to all "i'eas points at ore fare for the s n i -on a.ai rot: nd tPp, Tickets e-oed for thirty days, as e! tie- ia-t j iind tad to stop, oif at ad in 6k- 1. hiiui iii. indiaii I'erritory .r Xt-w Me:;- i ico, oa toinj trip. If von want to pr--.-rve vuiir pni-des use the --Silver Leaf" viie-trur. It i--uar-anteed. For sale by ail h-adinc hou-e-. C'itv meat market: the oide-t iu,.rkrt in Toj-a-ka: complete in eve; y t ;i i n. a. Low prices on o ik and oil ie-ap-rs arid cook stoves, at II. 31. Clime Mi Kan sas avenue. A line line of cuP-ry f,,,- the holiday trade at Henry's. Sdd Kansas avenue. I am an expert at ruakhur faces and oiler ten styi-s f cabim-t In-! s isotos at half price -no dollar her d -a-n an I up. Come and see. Abdrid.ee, lul j N ortT Kansas avenue. S a o veil. Ik W. Illlfi-hfs. install; .end deaP-r. sue COssor to P. A. Pavis Co., lias reiu-ved from odd Kaiti-as avenue to P; Pa.st Fifth street. V.'e mend our cu-iotners' 1 tundry free of char-e. IV. -i h--s Steam Laundry, 111 and "tVe-t 1 ;d Miuute CoU-h Cure liaitishes ib.-m. K. Jon tj. Try our Irish stew at P.id Kansas a 11. dim AwarJel IIi;;Iic-t H'op '.ra, k.i3- 4t.J Pi The only Pure Cream of Tartar Poocvr. a'o Arai-a Used ia Millions of Homes 40 Yc:ir. tl

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STATE JOUEXAL, FRIDAY ETEXIXG, T AXT7 A F Y 5, 1-:)1. co 5 1 c i I r III u I I x ,r t biv ifiL an i 1 i c r r t i n i alib Lliibl !iLL 1 i t i t u j r f ilit ft l 1 3 lit i t 11. 1 f t t 1 t t J I t froine means futiii'i us v a it it, h I Al f 1 tl 1 eol'h iu Sf t a ESTABLISHED 1 53 7 G roi'.il Klti.T 1 .opesa I'OuOttry n Liaciime vcr I i r e. s i ?i t f ?-r7n'Trrf -ffTT?iT8-rs-i n'rt rI"T"': r L f-- i I 1 A fr ra.i c uua to o 1 f i a 1 L ESTABLISHED 1EG3. H. Ij. COFRAIT, Proprietor. MaJ'UFACTUREE OF STEAM ENGINES, MILL MACI SHAFTING, PCLLEY3, GEARINGS, FITTINGS, Id Write for Iiiojr. TC I? 13 t.tJ.jii 1 iaiJ lx.l,.i.i.A.Aji ilnd.a i i t a t t or tr ciKiruciio Ja cji. .1. L- d 1 Tli' f-rriihir It i i- v. (i Mine. S ir,-. i; l!i-r!ili ir It wears force trore iu j."w-i- at the H-n tiro-anc the ater. Time i- a i 1 1 :r?- ii'jf p.-wii i.- pany m tin. embroidered t i til jot to. a 'UirS f.i; Li. ,rd .-Ted with velvet i !t:is-;.-. n-1 td". Ti.a ut.Jer-iIre.--s is e !.i i f j.ek lull;.', starred Will! jr t. til. 1 il j! tVl il Os block SpHiS?lt;d tulle tall- J roi.i t)'j jit c. rumet. A lit ther luurveloiis redo is of Uuruetiol satin, ei:ihr -klei 1 with t?c 1-1 tmd outlined with yt 11 v I'le ttils, which cp.-iis over a tal lb r of ycilo v tull woiked in paid. Tl e r;,s arc yellow sutiu, :o'eril wiiii jj.fjil toi.pare Bit with tur.a- &.-;d a puii ..t' lclac'k satin at tho tdbovo f j ll over the cuix. Petit ,3 O Li til u 1 She Aiaasset (,'ve T o filions. Th- hit M Iliiei Kru-.k wa-5 a re muriirJA' wt otfei!. Hi left mi estate fftiltrttfJ at i'tihO; m. ;e.,l this V!;.-t I' .rtaiiO !is i ti,.:.-t d ier the ioo-t part l-y LtTOWli si; :'ev.-.lae f t.U'l P'.)'.!!!.'! jwliX 3eei.t. V r t .e tt v irt of the last e!i years ..Mr Kli.-t f-'-u.k has he u a peiwer in lirau f ii in irisst;. Srho J!:.;peare:.i r j "nt-vf tii.C ivt ly what a Kee'd iiiv. -to re vw ate! she in ml a JDOIiv ari.l KI'-w ti"h 1 er utse her jn lellhi rs. e say: die pr-hts tu lio de- t i i 1'tuei a i j l. .1 -Chicago 2 f.'.i-. O i ii r 'o J .ti. ?-rs. Leei- C!iMi(.!cr 2Ioulton. the pret, is i lot t.ie:h ihh.-h h ohiity, witU fin i.oi f plosi -m iosl f-i ritt !y Ijear- i?i;s. J-;he ht iiCV,- ritoiMed to Uostull, Hi' tor lier vi-u:;d n in a I i si t i n Eughnid, jitid I'lrrses In. v f ri i; in delivrhtfnl f.!Mion eiee a Mrs. Monlton's poc try ii i 1 ett-r l.-m.-wn in Er:g i;.iud xhuv ii. 'ids t;. v.iitry. Ey the best lor.rijru riti she id retrded as the i pr: s-etit iti e- A in eric an woman i!oet. IhjSteu Le'tr,".:!'. tiri-,s I e, i.i .e.i I'iv'-turf. Tito i;i et ":i tit' wei.iit-n -created by Mi-i Alii i) Jh.rtlanJ have snth deli-eaf-y, f- ini rtie hy ae 1 p ri. that they sng p; -t f.mV' t.'-. Til is oHiidy ;-.rtisted' water colors, odd ;.s it js. has no especial penehaot for pahoh't iiosits, yet her wo.no'U, i;i thir sit j-Oivn, represent i:ur tiio f-e,;tf mer te::twre- f ednfiuri, iriuli. j-i ii .'ilhs aid d)Wi:y velvet, easily rt-t.imt". tiioohs-er-vor of a proup of vatie-tattd I h'faioii.a. Xev York Ad vertiser. A 51 t.0servit.nt ia I-?----. Empre-s Editaaeth ot' Ats.-tria rrcent Iv war- out ii id. it i ltd noth-i-d a idle of -tola 1 laci J the track over which the 3 'nda-Poi th expr-?. s was to p'eos in a fw uiiiirstsj. Hpriituing irum her h. .rsv. she ordered tho tn om at tending ber tu ivwuw the od-t ruction, is i hi-r-iC .-.-i.thi bini. The wc rk was hardly f orr-pleted -.vken the train, crowded wit ii ;a-:-e;u ers, passed over the spue, Si.n Fruiiciiv'o Argonaut. ?T s. t"t itiaca' t? ad. 3Ir. ief.r.;e Hr.ry Williams of Port-lan-1. Oa. v ho.se hi soand sat in tht? lo'iiao- m;-1 was fittorrtey general in I'rt--iil-t-at Grant's tine, is said to lie at present t ho l.irrii p ne stess of a. small sect of j aaatiea! r3ii n ftp. to h?vo with r i e-.oiiely fioii'-tho world, to live for 40 .lays as :i tiuio on crackers and claret o.iolur-iv ly, and to he pruphrvyirnf thf enc o-f tho world. Port land L: tor. iPluaJlt In J'rani-8. Tito qawtid of il o social and lysral ineqnaliry in the ftaiali;ii of nicn and WotiaOl had heell tElilM dehated reoeiit ly in Paiii?. Jseve; a.l v uut-n pt titioued tha- senators, not Ion lan. to repeal the laws which are nihrst to women. Bat tho fathers odd them the ceno plaint was fanci fv:-l artd said idr tht in to write to the jitp in or all a la-efina; or do eome-thiijj- of thai ba ria Pt. ris Letter. An 1 ilfT,,ii. There is j u iittfre itiitg family jrroup liviisjr in t ootii Th 3i it,o ton. Jle., aoit tislinj: of "l;r'- ol-l didies, the eldest, Sirs. jLaere'hi I!stts. h-ity,' !t6 years h il-r !n cjiinsrios. Mrs. Julia A t-Pj ani Mrs. .Miriara Huih, are both evi-r 70. Tiie trio eain a cosnfortable livit;,' hy ti air g a sai all farm. Lew-isU-H Juitrn -1. Faruian uto versi -y, the great Bap-ti-t instit'if.ou at ti -nviile, sy C., has opeiHtd its coors to tfi men who wish to pursue pp-'i ial sP'oits or to stand for (f-airees. P o ore--tt1 view- r t d: t -tr tito edr:es.pru ot t. ini-n art- gaining wonder rally in south-, ru colleges. L.tly lis tje tints, who was re cently raan iad, enjoys tho unusual dis tinction of having laitrted a pack of laonnls for t season. She j.-ave up her rch? cf tai-tross o' tho hrrttals at tier irtarriarte. t nryii 1 1" o o'ot o tesse do Paris load set her a OPfert ia example. A ph eo cf oitoori-tos f-k'.n cut to fit the insi-Is ot tkoshreiil not otilj- j.rovo Tory oo t.fao tahlcf ia co'd weather and to P'talf r P t, tut it will sa ve wear upon the itat I; i. ia. s. F,o Ch velan 1, ti o preid-?nt's sis- ttr, has retttriieil t'rt.ir two years' travel abr rad. It is uomti st.t od that she has i.eeti gaihttriitg u.utt rial for literary t i l-i is el 1 t t' 2v.iV1i-tiiv i out some er)thuHi;-:.f:tic iav emor i- lirfcer- j erinit au-lofferi.ig to ;tai t vh hi 1 is i for ii laru:e lacn.'y oons.u ratiti j G..-erHliy s-i.-eal iug. it is at tretora- nieiiceiiir-nt of iht lus-eia-vhl jrii el tit it j we Wain to find J- ev likf our cv.-u. Ta-s old i-e....;e i .e h .e in its ii;;erevei 1 i m i was, it lipt" -a rs, t j.e W'-r'i or' fa lr ;ic!i- i i llliTI 1):li;i!l fJp'-T ie-r u ti..i 1 f I'lf lu.-t century. Tjio fa.! nt is Cinb j Ijck, iiivfiiten.1 an.l patent.-1 ia by the lecturer's sfrarief: ther 1 grt i t -u:ioie, owed its neetotiety chit fly to c r.a u ie j: a mecniiiiiin call l '"ee ot r," i y means or whkb y t--ii it t V ,lh i i e -re uf- anv cno hud at!o'npte, te op fulse kev. Its ii,--ails .ir-"' so and varied that it is to he ,er a i cheaper to lnahe two ch th-.-u t hif ei than to iru,ke two alilif Lt-u 3 :-a litv.'rt. Frint t O O A Fppfialist i'x skin di-a.-es -s mtli r ity for the folk'V.-in f-trttMi...-:: '"Pirn X h-s. i r i a:.d s:: ii -ir -rki.i isi-a-t-.-; of the face that are in. t iOteta.-y mv l.'O cured in a v? ry sle u t 'u.e f. (Let of laxative foods, varied a- il.i to il o f-easeiro I advise ortifin.-t-uthisr -1 ot h) at ea-di meal with wh; t"-vvr i i is 1' i- sea Botiiille and allowing tie? ia-hvilual to lie Lolp'-l wLotievt-r aril oft-'- s he o -siio iria-deaso. This st rviiry toe frni: coarse at th- end of ti e ual. w-.t?i tLo rij'-pvtito is a to roph t.t: n, it'ji jtreat mistake. "If I fed like eatioty an -tto-' ct u haiiili'ul ct" lator-. I mj, wl.tt.ier terry has hern s-erveJ. c r :.et. v ;f-:i iio dessert .-o;io.-s c-;) the; ciauce-i ate et en that I won't atiy lihot's nyLcaisi, not loss, for it I hadn't e.oe.i tiofr ri; I should have taken a. Ii-di f ice cre rtr, which little more thai. eo.-"s t io lL-iuta, &nd I worth! Srio Itad ;io rt- ui forth? v,-!.. i v r t:pi..;e. t 1 i fcalads and pat t i-'S, ci.i p.--.-t r a nd riirtnher or' other pope.hir irid it diee--! i Lle ili.-h' shonhl have- th'-tr t rr i ;,t ih? end of the ruettl. "iho toiite? tin it: liine; such tlituit- :s :'r-' -th. i i la rr.f f juioy tropical fruit?, e.-purto.T., t:a k Hovver, o.- i l-nt'ioii. est -a j" to y beef, spinaoh, h-t tnce, so-ia-li ana steel seed fruits, such as fy j-I'ts I mtus ai:a.t cranoernes, are :.oroed itaa uetter Detroit I'r- I'la ss. L:i!S at !'Oiara-r. A ii n i j., ei i 1-5 i i ir t ir e i i I I t r, l j eft i 1 i ii 1 v 1 fr! to P t we fs it. and i ouarter o.f an 1 f r s i r f i i l'o id fir 1 i t r t i ere r t i a i i i 3 tl 1 .ma a o 1 1 v i on o:rr i;r-ot' t T r i i v t -,11 liie reito-ov. aa d,.o- --s CO t S t 1 1 1 CC1 d ll t- iv1! r ii n r 1 1 1 t i- l ;Vl Pt t -v 1 at r t .it: l front ui :nit; ru-i a vot r c 1 t X t ti j t iot ItPt O 1 U 1U 1 n 1 tnev will. n aw o ta r T S

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prived of tao orror tr -i ir v tliur i i li at t i a 1 i i i for tnev will nevi-r cows i I raiicisco Arstuiiauc. l N!:e St -v-(l I .eiyior? ailo. A certain Nev.- York clubman l-ec.--:n:e desirortitely enmore 1 of ti, r saririi country widow. Site was n. t triaionl ful of his pK..si,- -n and i'lvitoo h.ni il-ara to dine at hc-r p'-ace. It was hc ui-tlJii of a goormet, and a site w a r A. ly -n-dowed with th-? actMit.uiAtin.- of h .-r first husband s tr o! tn so io ,a"eit medicines, the Mtiitor a a; ioipare.l a Oe.i cit us little din ner wia-rh sat-aid mthro him appear at his aery h-r wiien it came to putting the uioxati to us cjats tioii. B .it vl.e- i th't-v" 'o ere a; te trhe, and she s-erved hi in oaly ce.ld l;r-irt. paiy, ten and lemoita le, hi- 1 -art fe;l. Ilelad l ever made k-v- after a than. r liU- thot, and he could na t rekm tie rh-me It was no co, and be it tip, i-aiwwas inakin; his adieu tile widow ts-tt l with peemiu j si m pi it ity, '"My d -,-n r Mr. W how does one pet into Xew York socie ty?" IPs c.j pot tordt y ha 1 c.j -a It was a mean advantaato, I ut lie tjk it us ae replied, '-By I servtrt-t It t-ijiiulr at diniier!"' And lie hurried to :lti.o tt.ati:n. Xc-w Y'ork Record- r. i ,i r 1 l ee t Toward tiie f ml tl' the f rrito -nth c n tory arose the prat, tit e of carrying a waxen effigy cf ihe 0 c- i 1 -at aer an or before ti.e e.ofnn in the 1 u i oral i re cession. The ea,rlie -1 is: s-t.T of this practice is in tho caso f Kiaa .1-. ary V, whose edr-py loriried rha iaas: af th- is-1 f g nres v.hich ar- still t :e:---rv a.l in V,"e;t minster abbey. Th s on-ra; i -,v,-.,i or ly oheerved in toe case of toy dry Bad per sons t.f high, position. Tia: est..--ia ci a waxen repre-e -r f ;i t ie n of -i.- d- ceated would prevent jwxtr p '.'ple f- an t'-dotv-irty; it. Tiie war en ef Py of ukver Croat well lay in stitewui.? thi lo-oy:t-if was lieiiie' embalmed o tlai n o-t, prob ui ii" t ho act ual corn e .oa m vt r --x; os-ed to public- view. Tin j raetice appears to Lave been hi-t es Cortttlwil, ...lilt. r vi a. t ft .A J A J 11 THREE NEW FANCY MUFFS. TI ivA'fT at tli tup is of hljielc TePa-t aa.l beavar fur and is cv.'lit-n hi -h--s lo-ie. It is decora; vd with silk eerd smi t-..-s it. k'lie mull' at tio- rij-ht is of l.'-.vn v ivet awl !aee, deeia afed with res.-s uwi yihin.n, d he niut! on the h i t i-s of hiiie Vi-tv-1;, i.iiir..- hte ani pale blae libbun, 1c is eithneen ixiclies ha. liii'n'i Itare Uo It. A cortadi ji.-.puhar lnr extra vasa-it m"od ciau was t'anet.e r.or. on i v for id- i ae votes, "our for Li- aiiiet i r resist i ble man ier. At i, oaetiiae Lt n ae vas 0e ply hi lit bt a ear petirer to -.vIidlu he owi d a ia.rue antoiint eaiievt at Ids house ;uid ciamoro as y Oe- ianad,-d ins Paj. 'file niii!ai'ii, who was hah-po-ed at the tiate, in-Hrd the aoa-oV voict- in the entry be Pav, a id oiny to the head of the stairs iiskeit hat was the matter do-.vn t here. '".Ma iter eaouh," cried t he ear it ater. "I wat.t my money, and I can't ptet it." "Poii'f eet in a piesiona ald ti.e ino-i-chtii s- iot it inopa "d )o j;n' the favor to Widk up stairs, if you please, and we will task the OesO.ess over."' No, sir," replied the poor carper: ier, "not a st t o will I si;r up tbu-t siairsl Von owe me si O already, and if 1 ca.me up r oodner-s mows vtiuki most like', v rave irie In- fire 1 i down aiiain:'' Youth's Com- pamea. Loiliii Wonder, rn "r Helen Ilyier Do yon know it. is report etl we n.-e enatae 1? .Tai k Pever Has any one congratulated votl v ei? IP h a llyter Xo, but several peopb?huv! f-okeO no.- if 1 were really goiny to marry to u. Puck. 7Iur Important. "P otter let us huiid a house for you oat on your property at Installment hei a-P' said Puttress, the architect, to hisfrh n-d Wilt Norris. "1 d -n't wnt to build. I only bout:Lt t he lots for a q uiek t urn," replied l he lat ter. Yaiti might do worse. It's a pretty plaee." "I k no'.v it. but I shouldn't c.tre to live there."' "You mtcht doworse. You'd better Oaii l anyway. You'll be more apr to m-t a ood price for the re-a of the lots if you improve some of them." "Think s -4" "Ye.-, aaid pond! save your reria Let us put up ou?of Miir attractive little isuhurfnij e. .traces for yau. and before yu ve been ia it six nioit-'us sot-ne one will come alou and Take t) ej-'aci-oll' yourl at a h i;n-- out." rod lint you won't want to st-.l "1 will if I j-ct the claa-ice." "Oh, no, yo-t won't," prote-ted peiitre'-s warnii y. "Y-m won't want to f-cd o;ae of our i o i-e-,1 Po one ever dues. You'll stwv attached toil and marry and settle down thvre. Alrl vou'ii have uotrouaie iuc-:- tin. the air I eit tier. You've no idea wt-,.t we can do iu he building line. 1 tell y...tl vb.e. old man. we guarantee a wire with ev ery i ii ti e i x' f .iv ii; Mm ..i u i: .ejr- ris saaeiv. "Pat do you guarantee a cook j -Bite. ito K i :c t O Spirit. A traveling salesman for a Detroit dr-ta hou-e was statiuinij on ike step.s of a little not ion store stent uv a coioreu omaii 1:1 a town iu A rk.iu wnen siie cai .e out aaad mieru-d: "Was yo' a stranger around lure, sail," "I reyi eserr t his bouse, replied t lie uruia- m-r us he handed out a card. 'J1 s' own debiznes yo'.fcllV" 'On. no. v as -v ce &eiiior i.ia u.aer.

"l! junior5' "Was yo' l-ackia de concern wld yo card- tal?"' "Xo." "da-t sent out to take orders?" "That's ail. Perhaps I can take aa order from you?" "Wall. sah. if dat house ha-dun sent yo' clttidowiiTeretop:tntt order from me I am t itwinet- Pe mean aoout o. Put me iit)!i li;r l vo bits wort of peprermtttt s- seu e ana ut'atmii yere at Oe eano i it u r oa vfj i fur yo' mooeyd' Detroit i-'xee Pr :ohJ A AA FASHION'S FAN Black and white eiToets aro s-pl fa vored, but tho lieialit t.f tin- fad is past. Wiied mink tads are u-od m-o-e aial more for aiyrettes. and vandyk--.! tiim mimts, and other narrow far-, are u-e.i to edge velvet or oiolii loops and points. Riboed, Striped and pi dd"d woolen s are iii yreat vari-a-ty this year, ami tho color schemes briny out ail the leo-.-Hhadci of mao-ema, p tttnia. wall'io-.ver browns and yellows, pinkish fawn col or, etc. Fashionable furriers now show man very dressy and hamP-ome j,a.rmenrs trimmed with ermine. Dark laurel -Ttfii. matitenta ;.nd black velvet carriage cloaks trimmto-1 with ermiiio are atnon.c; the choice novelties. Ret for jackets grow in favor. Tla-.-e have loose double breasted fronts, fail sleeves, and are about one yard or per haps a little less iu h-nath. Tim storm collar is added, and in most cases laicy are wholly unadorned. Mo lair or silk galloon!, plain or with small indentations in j- t, witli added trimming's of fancy buttons, will bex"d' ular iviiil iucreusiiiyly fasiiiotmb'e decora tions on tailor costumes from this time on until the spring s-aison. To he worn en suite with the saaat,ry tweod and camel's hair costume -f the sea sou are hats of very rouh felt ttui.c lier felts they are named brown and spiky, rpo whicii qt tilts and stdf feath ers are secured with kmhs of 1-rdliatt scarlet or equa'ly brilliant m:-iriat..d 1 va 1 iow velvet. New York It.-st. Cit-tching- r; Tin y have a jovial way of cat eh inc mon keys ai .-South America. -V party of h: wiil into the fore-t. an-i spread a table with tempting via;ids a !id hi t ties of -t n a a; wateis. '1 lien they sit about, eat, drink ami be merry. Theu they redre to a .-e are distance, and the incite,;, beiievinjt that they, are alone, come down f rorn 1 he t rees at id si t t items t-i vi m at t a bi e. Ilavii ii. ir"'i'a;ed, they drink and drink aa' dm ddien, there being no more drink, trey eet, up. and, catctsiliji hands, ail itiijitms, they dance about the table hand in hand a-- they have f-cen the quality do. Tau- half drunk, with their hands ei. '-rayed, they are e;a-oy fcUri'OU tided and aarareih New York fcjuri. It5i ivcn to tTat rOiony. Boaerniaij Your soci, tv allows n,e otiit f 5 wei-k while I am out are! 1 c;ot r. live on that j A.Ltant Indeed? Wt 11, ried, and theu ve can all -f empPea tie..-a t uid oet imtr- si ST.eUh Hallc. -v Winnii.c JInch of tho success .f l ren Sheldon as a -m l-rf. I sa V .-s m t ne- j!er adm liriOa' a.liol. in: oh turn of h reaov aai tin ohsi-rvat ion vviiuai i a v. whose field f t t pu in 1 1 1 dravirraj room miLcht pr litably lay t hearr. New York Pro-s. The Peh-dau co:uuii. ior.er at the World's fair asio-d Mrs. Sarah IP p- t t. st ml t ho wa r f Pa- i 0 M ai PiVo .'i trari n a- soctati' ta wlih-li was ,,ti exhi jition at ('hicaato. .broctly f- Ant werp for the world's fair to be la-Id in that city ir 1 PJ4. Miss Zoe Brown of llano t i.ri,, r t v- t or 1 r- S A td tne prnicipai priz-s- .u aitricv.it nr.ai exhibits at the late t-(-.oryi;i staoe fair. i I The Working Women's Proo tii--. j unicn of New York ha- doriiur tin- -pa-t j vear aided 7 10 women 1 y yrvinr tiieia

i adv ice or emplovir:ent ana ii adjudt- ei-i i-ji CO me a 1 1 1 0.-5 V.U.l eiat.o i i 't nio ot t.ie smai -c uo a an, -a, i wet. t heir si 11: and sat ti m a a's Lr, tat ai a dlvor chain: others ntiliae the Pt: r j gold and pearl chains in vepite a .a-a-en or fvo au'o.

Queen Victoria had lti bridesmaids a,5(p Gnlv three unvive tho .P-wa-rer D,,ch,ss cf Bedford, the i

t iiess ol 1 lice. i Try t.,-lk. rlca: earn P.. .am r y. 4 m-T-i "l, X w "t n, if f -r e I?t s A) aai. teat, m tf a mJ ihi t f if T T V """I r-T! --is -!,e--- .1 w W' i i i-- i IWS. IT you wish to buy or rent a first cha-s new or oecouddiand I1 tipOO the MOST FA VOKAIii.K TERMS, Call upon us. We have secured the services of a tir-t cl rtoi r i; ..ad are jjrepared to repoii-h all kinds of uu.-.o.i in r ..n-- i r REPAIRING SOLICITED r"i'ir.E ECTOPS: A. W. Knowles. A. Washburn. .1. V.. MaaHtee A. Male. Willi.-, -Noriou, X. F. 1 Whn 1 i Jm si a a -n irn s li u i y y i tl Capital Stofili ST5.O0O. I::?crpr,i-'i1 1 bays four per cent. Interest ou savin-trs i-.r--l:s. irs 1; l 4. M tat. a.i lo ti o e.U'..-.. A. W. K Viowi.Its. T'ursii.KNT. A. WdA si LO.' K N n i-. I'nj-.Miijit-N'T. b. O. Itl'dlL, TKV.ACKKH. R. D. INGERSOLL Pave removed their l.usaies tn lor i-aist :nenu- w l-.et- !i.f. w,a Uik to; an l-tii.!-,Oia ia enoai Vw'E HAVE FIRST CLASS LADY AND GENTLEMET Wo l.ave tin; rine-t and t.a: Olaipi-I and i Vb.raae ia 0, a or aiiu-oimt-i!!!.1. uv i.tnve i wj-t n n.i a.a-'- Itev. It. S). Iistrersoli, Em!;i.nsr-. hi Am ui LiXti niiDM ii UUf II iL lie a., t-l.A w-- T. If l. ltiiii IS.iiltiiriv will o,i-ik .)iioii(ia,v e v u i n ii. rr term, ut AcaJ a zii y i 5 a 1 1 for reu t !o r p; i -t!ei or 1hUk e, V .v i .a..-, ta,oiJ V 3 't tTA xid J3-lA J'jr'-rUs LiTt-rT, Airir i titjr 2 0 JufkkttQ StreeU l'riQr. r r s i 1 fe 1-tW 6 t S.v- C'crosr Eltawod sod Willow Aviiu J'otwia Place. TOPEKA, KANSAS, Grou and sell plants. Mskes a p. pisiiv of (r,it ipjwers. P-oes nil kiad oJ "orl "fCik ia a tirst-clss tnsnner. a i"1-" geo. ii. mu r O. a. r p r 7 l n i I I lt M iu-yaa i Uu..ui V,r lor' I,; V r "U'.,'l. Q7S. FOR Ci CO.RA.S CST'dlf-t dti. Podai L. O. .-.o n.-,, ia 2. fTn n fin uil 1 C -j !U laal ofi. V A e I I i. fat r i E d5 t !i J 1 i 1 s U i Sfr. 19. 21 II IS "re: lor 5. i J. j-. n i e;.er: Mrlolx-r Iltli. at p. liail. 0 i. in-fl t. tIn r it a y- f t i sa 1" i -vittuieitriu 'jTiciS lev E i r i r i p ft ZT li "V n i s r I a J I (I i m-: I m 't.i (t-si (mu bT' i o r I m f i 1 i 1 1 4 j- i, tt-fi---. St-.ts- i r.Jtril a M I I f it r nti f d. t 4 r r. .Mil tit Ji h f it i M if I f 7 fjfVf J t ii u p a. i TH;T J CAPJ Ta COAL a ,12 west fcu:;p Cl. -j-a M 'I. I Cat r:--., a a.;.' o. ..a i e. to.oa o O'loi ii. a:ei K-e a i (iu Coal or o-.-a y t A -e- i o 4.1 Z IV JP-T

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'V'.A.' 'i i M i i V I V I s I I hand, ano, it tne u 1 i t h i 1 i i ui r'l' 1 a i 1 m "Well. Saie! v. vou re a i 1 i tr s y it fine. I a i mirinyly. 1 1 v a 1 i i t ri i i a ir. "s,; X, lo i t 1 u n 1 1. i n t ill .4 II I 1 1 4 Mi i I w i i i r 1(1 i ie i i. i v .i s i 1 n t i,' .nut i i i n x ml it -t eh m im t i o' i o 1 1 i o r i I i v i i KKl i i i i tii u v f i a oir urn mi i 1 i w t v ,t j e 1 a i l v s 1 t l i Ut I VI 4 s f J, j f t i- I 1 t ,r ,fts-i -iit, v Ji, ho .t,. i w i f bv jiow er sd win, aou tueu and tnen It was full morning when lo- woke. The Miu shone brightly into the scald ing tub. and into ids face. Ibjw h..i..,i isii he had been to think tne bears might come near! Suddenly he heard some one calling "Sandy! Sandy." It doomed line Peter's voice, but why his touesso i,u- ploring? Slowly he raised his head and peeped over the ejge of the t u o. W ha t was it? hat had happened? All the shocks of corn were lorn Uowis, pulled apart, scattered every where. The ears lay ha if eaten all around. Peter Small came up. his hair hying and his face white. "Well, Sandy, you've scart me this time!" he said. 'When I see how the hears had oecn round, and 1 Uutn t see you, I was afraid they'd tl ragged you oif aid eaten vuu 11 d, like as uut. but wnv

uiciii L you snaot. inii'sa t you tre "ii.,i.'n ov .i..:,oo. s-r .,ti,. Uurst tsi. exe iaanieu odn,.i. Uart to! 1 didn't see 'em." "TXot see 'tuiV'' cried i'eter, "sea do wn ia it. When morninr came lie culled out all the hoaM iio.4 at 1 show ed t u1 i.i bear, with j. fat -ill Iviii ib. r tu" corn. Twa t i.icr LU i litijji'i t escape. 1 knew I c.jpi! I Ki" h -o-'it bf' 1 1 I planned it r, t .it 'i iti t1, sv tid ing tub.'' he f-aid tnumpnaDtlv. "1 don't Ids- e t' iai t it in als -t a;:;reein an 1 u j .-.i: !l fy'n" U i i of traps tku sehrs u.'1 f-d.u'3' afterward "WELL AVON; Or, ti Whaler's T. ifc. NantHi-kit a c w a s i a a no c i a n c-ini mood I e tiiere seemed to Im tie.' liatiee that he would eyer win May BJossotu. the cuptaia's daughter. The preferred su itor was the mate, Boies, who u d made a record as a whaier and stood high in favor, So, Jack loaded for an opportunity to distinguish himself ami this is how it came: The crew had ptirsii d a whale of great value and almost killwd it, wl.en tiiey saw a sipiail coming on. Ad the boats at once cut awav to seek the ship, but .Jack 'a.s for hoM- log on and refused to kr-e such a prize. His crew de-sorted him and if ft him to cope with the monster a lone, And now a truly desperate combat took place. Alternately woraing the light craft with skillful hand, and plying his lauce with the spray all around him with the whale's fluke whipping the air about hi head, and the white scroll of the jaw ocea- sionally alaiost grasping the boat, Jack, fought desperately with this 'old king of the sea," so close to him all the time that the whale, the boat, the fishing lance and the nimble form of the yuiiii mail, seeinea aimosi mermen into one. A boa rd the man-of-war crew arei ofiicers were excited witnesses of this eon.bat. The siironds, the booms ami all the sans were naive wmi uiue jackets, wJiile even those, aloft, stow ing canvas to prepare for the squall, kept, an eye. upon the strange specta cle of thiseuie brave, man struggling with so mighty an antagonist. Ail at once a ringing cheer rose from the seamen as Jack, planting his lance near the "life not. eaused th feeble: he swam r.mnil and round, his spout becoming lower every moment; aud linaby. with one la-t, desperate hurry, he roiled over stone dead V n ol1 ,1 1- Ii 1 t 1 it 1 n -now sorantr uooii the snips herso bo k ar J 11 t.n.,1 t urn h h ti v in p 1 1 av e o 1 W t a 1 1 1 1 o t J ho 1 1 im it 1 1 it j ii 11 w p 11 om ud. .s hi ik 1 o 1 1 I 1 t II ur g, s 1 1 Hit Ll tu close aboard. 1. t .1 It V s',' i n( 1,1 u,r t I 11 1 i h slti t w t s I S I ,1 J lis t to run the risK of I'l-inir it. a r m 1 1 cd n i r -tie 11 111, d I y i t t I -o o 1 ft that chaps fiiiHuc. hut liavv Join s lli sine t i -s a 1 o v tnt i j 1 n 1 ma w. though lies escaped that ol: Johnny hale. A moment later atony came the c(,, p.,,,-,,,. r sh' h au mile t ml r t,lt t n t w,d jlo u at in u,,, whirling nick 1 ,e iiunoi wu- ,v as h i ii r f.trn the s,- wjth the m s o' 1 i lee main and fort i t i, n juthest trnn.i -nn f .an I t u c .piartti ol an li.mi, tm wimi 1 ee hard that tne water was beaten down flat. At last, when the sall had passed j fat" to leeward Captain Blossom and his crew watched in vain for the I daring j-oung harpooner, who, instead i of returning to his shin, as Holes and the others, had done, had refused to j cut and kept on alter the wnah V; 1 1 h pa 1 e c h ee a s a n dst n.i nun? e vp 'lay 1; io-si ru w i-, a imni j 1!.- v i.h ers. A inist jay Htwrn tne ocean in the iliiei tuin vsln-ri' In r lo er v,t- 1 t seen, and as the Aieteor Kept on Jack s broken steering oar and tne red woot 1. n .-.(I, i ,i j v, u '.v n- i. ii.; and ricked up. "'1 his leiis the story said the cap tain sadly. Poor Ma 3" gave a despairing cry, but ,jut then a shout was heard coming from i lie mist, and the git I. wit h flastiing eyes, arched her ueek and reared her head like a young colt. "That, was Jack!" she said. And she was right. As trie ship forged on the wind partly blew aside the misty curtain, lowing the gallant feiiow standing bareheaded in the stern sheets or his boat. By lashing the latter see a re Iv on the. ie sale of the whale to the barbed irons vtiefciitg in the body of the monster, be h a d prevented tins craft from swamping in the suua.il. He was soon picked un, when the captain, in his joy at secur ing so valuab.e a whale after he bad thought it was lost, fairly e ru braced the young harpooner. "1 see now," said, th skipper, "that 1 mistook your character: that a quiet man a man of few wor,is mar nave as much energy an si pluck as a noc-v one, and sometimes more. Holes, was for cutting from the whale, but 3-011 held on, even in the face of .h-atli. You deserve a reward. 11 e re it is." To the side of the young man lie drew blu.-shing May ii ios--,om, now hap pier than words can express and p'aeed her hand in that of brave Nan tucket Jack. Anot lior Soeiety l-'-oi. The 3'otuig society belies have a new fad. To 1 ar about it will enlighten not a few of the young men who have been mystified since the year began over the despoiling of their new hats. The fad is to take the little bow that fastens the lining of a man's hat and wear it thereafter hidden in th-dr shoe. I!y some subtile influence the superstition is that without fail they will have an otfer of marriage from the young man in question within the InuI,L It must be taken without the

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STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1891. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL, r II j llf "Vol .ea tl o tr ii-1 1 T 4 HI IiiW ill W 1 H rr 1 f L t t i i A

I 1 i Ill l I 1 -t A "i I i I I i i 1 i ei I i. c 1 i r i V 1 1 t 1- i I 1 f r ii i i t i urawu in tae tir. iviT-r i licrhte-i with softly sLaJ.-a h 1 t. 1 1 1 1 1 I1 r j i i i 1 t i C t c 1 3 v i il i i in i i n.'nit'd m the renter. ,-i'tin t U lii i 1 tjti table. V W,H .11.:. I t 1 V( v 1 re. i. ;i l i a j t 1 t 1 I p i c t r .n!v nuiii in t t i t i lie voiuic la small tables, oin 1 j ii5 i r i i i i i r 1 i i it t it j t i i i retained as a souve.ur. latter in t;.e alKram.D Wi i i .1 "Ii i 1 i 1-. u 1 M J C l Tt j I ii r 'M j. i 1 I i i i i t M 1 i 1 i ii Hit liit.i i i i i I I K O VI 1 ten. ana Mus (iiuiiru1 01 tenia ju M rH. S tp:tn.tv 1 I I i- f t :o I: 1 r- I. r I i ,r t t t j i r i ill i t r I o i 11 i sin -.'1011 aii.J I'.ti.l 1 rriri: t-.-i lor.' hick v at msrh live ua-1 usa II rii-n Kvuv 1 I i M r t- s i it t i 1:1 i:ii'ir i i iuiis;-. i nv t r-. '.a- v cj. n- 1 p i t "a 1 1 J 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 i i j. tit i J r i v- f't t -i-: aee'j lurii-T bin taea -if! liv: 4 1 I I I i ')t 1 t III, l c t iii t rv 1 t 1 t t t K ill ii-.it tii II1 K r T 1 y J 1 T 1ft 1 I i 1 tt It' "it r r 11 e h i i t l- 1 SPtJ S. I lit U 1 11 IIIWW U U V W It l(Ul iikitill UUkiU. Uliwi til 111 Call iiijiUiivwU VWUl -W llWl Ulk'tUwi w..... Ik.vc never fooled you before and rjc ivon't fool you no7. Head these llmz r.r.C unit -.i A I i i i I i 1 1 1 -1 J. I iiiiiEsBsS wF Srto Uteri? Siak. ,&aa-. Half wool Henriettas, 3Gl All wool mixtures 40 in. All wool French Flannels t U ii 1 i t) All .)MI Ilcmi. ft n it rt in 'h wide. i wiae. All wool Plain Eiderdowns, inches I". t t i l .1 m i. 1 1 iM w. t It bt the ii: i i -i w h i, i-;. I 111 1 t- 1 il l l f 1 it I I i I i It, a i t i i t 1 i t run t i; it. 3 a r ui Citti. Have me a; tiie.i l v tiie it v',n.oii 10 ji-u lo t 1 i i t i r t f i t ii t t l 1 iii- at 11 h n i t. v.'5i c:i irr;t-.l n;j:;i- i ii i t t i 1 i t Li 1 t veise.l, 1; uivi'Vi T. uv.-l I'..-- i 1 prizes u-iv.'ii to tie v n .i a i versa. 1 uo-o prr.-m wi-t- Mr-. i N iii l!it 1 t i r i I ii i M i iii 15 v j. i I i 1 1 t N 1 i i Ji L i i 1 ,'1,1. i I i M i 11, i.-n.iil! i! ..t,-s. Ml I 1 t 1 j 1 S t I f 11 i v i M 1 i Half wool Diagonals, 3G i All wool mixtures 3G in. Ail wool Heavy Shirtings. All wool I Jed ford C i 5 wid wiue. VI 1 wool Shepherd Plaids, dneht's wide. 1 I ..1 P -xv-r.l TI"i-r iflin.: All ilnr icl-iii" !iS itifhc wih. orit'ii i n 'J- All Wul l-'ren'di 1u i 1 4 11 I 1 I y inch wide. 'in. wide. price a cents, ah aovnto mencs wine Russian Eiderdown, 27: All wool Flannels 52 in. 35 cents. All wool 1 lup Saf!:in m )i wide. All down to 15 i wide. j iiK-hes wide. Vll down to 25 cents. 171100 T1V ,01 m'lC :ul 1 i nam, men'-.-. 1 1 A 1 i .111 UMl I 1 1 1'. U 1 nt-. I t -1 s t 1 1 were Mis-e- l,.:!i.i i nt; t v i f I I 1 t! 1 I t 2 CEUTS. T". n n r? n Li Li U 'J v! v Imported Bedford Cords, Frneh 01jins. 44 ineh. np; rung price was 2o cents tt fanu Stripes. 3S inch, had Australian wool, hall: S(,)tch cheviots. :S inch. Cotton. Down to 10 cent,. Conl 4,.- inrlu j 1 a I k ;,i th. U Mr t; 1, 1 II.' .f elie 1:1 lil-. v f 1 1 tlef r w ater in was 11 t. iiarrv an i ijrt li.-zifii. t .ri r ji,.---l-'l-ank 1) V V 1' H ei t r I 1 1 f 1 t I afterno ;ii at hiirii Sive. Mr. C. v 11 1 1 1 t I i I et-r tiie ei m-Oia' l. i-. n 1 tv e-mcsuav i-veiun i.-r 1 1 1 (f 1 t 1 I lii 1 1 1 1 M 2 in. 2 in. 2 in. 2 in. 1 i 4.50. If I 1 l Ped Fox 1.25. v.-as 2. Iiaeeoon 1.0:.),' was 2.00 All wool Scoi-l V v. d t 11 t- I iw lnui-U intvr- 1 -1 t':;e h 1 i i i 1 1 I t a tl 1 5 i 1 e A'titi na t" id in 1 t 1 i t T 1 r il t 1 1 1 t I 1. ill Nil- 1 t t j I 11(1 It t i j i t 1 1 t i r 1 1 1 1 1 11- I 1 'll II t II 1 I I 1 II 1 --i ftillti 1 t 1 t 1 f't t i 1 1 1 r r i 'v 1 n tap i-aVifii 1.; d til'- f irtiers of w 1 1 1 ir i t 1 n "is is true. a-i-.f,l a (ituitnorn laernuer i tl 11 ri it 1 .t.j! t.--!ei;-il. -t rl;Rl!. leull-tl !,nS iferttu i ar. in: m ui t a tairtl 01 them, 1 1 1 l- r. t a v. i; i, f -t. i i' 1 1 1 t t est. i;i 1 v r. lit 1 M 1 i street, 'l'ue-.ila a t-r: i t a t a e rre-eat were ir-. re. .tr-. I.. 1' N ,r II MI( 1 1 1 1 N Mi i Mr I 1 -l 1 Mi !1 1 1 1 1 1 j II' (ill 1 C 11 v tn is wei-K. Nil 1 j miiar Mis JLiii i J t ter.tav. Miss ivuitr I )e v'ereux ti I :a in I Itliiit t r 1 1 1 wav to N etv Orleans. r i 1 1 Mi 1 1 v iroiu a visit m ,rtvtnn. 'f I to iehi'a. M flti r t lias lieen vi-iu;!:r ;.n tin irv. .1 iati 1.. i.or 1 w .'.'it u. .ev s r- tertlaV. A. C. Davis has ene to t'hieata. Mr. atel Mrs. VV. I!. s ,1, ..f N-..,,hf M -a h 4a X&a? Vi "'C 3i Scotch Plaid, 52 inch. All down to 75 cents. Black I lair Mull 25c, w; I lac k Hair -d u iTs G5c, wa s l (r) Mutria Muff 3.50, was 5.00 )(Miing pi'ic l and all down 3 lilar k ha i s" Ca Were e F, ices will be $2.33, were! J UR PMJlTIdm WIW-W RlTIVPiin Hil i iLf Xa. v JJI WUiliiililUi j Awtiv kUij l uu ii O Mord'CV 1! Pi ices will be $1.07, were 1 Handsome patterns 3 yds.; Size- 20x54, price 2.75, were $3; .50. 2 long taped, rac a pair, were were 3. iO. .;?1.25. n rr n ti i U-iUi Sixes Aix irice were 0.09. W orth up to ?0.00. i each. r :uilfjidLiii IjUuiiiliiu! (V, Price; x 1 Wool Se d 'ape 4.00,:w;is i r, 1 Bait ie Sea 1 'n re wa s 1 c..;r i 1 1 i Maria .at. 1 J 1 u'J I'laflliBi yaiDlb. i o bO cents. Were $1.00. am i nit Suirts iac, i ij '.j., J aw onlv 2.o( i, were co woi tn 'DC All colors, 2.08, 4 a 7", 7.5'' o i ..aa, a ,,n l wm.Jc liduirs an wtnii iT.ii-t lu 89c, worth S1.50. arolili. 1, .a.iaei, Wa 1 Nutria. Cap 25. 35.00. CURTAIII a g i v Broken.' lot i' S U Children's G r e t c 1 1 c n 9 p a i u e S 1 m d e s 1 1 1 2 5 c ..111 ill bhU brilbiliiD. .5 foot with Brass Trim-. o 3'7' AVt-lt- to s (a,nfi VPr(, Si 00 miiig, 10 cents each. j HIT pT?1T0 i" T T T rfa ,f i Children's Gretchen; 1 Cloaks 5.00, were 6.75 to i D.OO. w. tii i Fadies' heavv scarlet wool i i a if the Si'-.-iuu in 11. till" i.-l 1 j u itti .e; rial el or.o of the iiia;e re.i.i!)r. ana t l wh saw him 1 1 w a n ,t t i i 'ib inrti' tat h ".ai'-a he n;i ir-i-el f at honaa ht-n t i 1 1 i 1 1 a i i It t i i r i j i i 1 v i' -an ri 1- Fails, vviiii h.u.' 1 ta n i-eia; I l It. retiirrieil home Whines. la v. e tl.. J i 1 ill! -V till 1 I t 1 I t i r i i 1 1 i j- i i hi t-lit Kia. -a- St' i:. I. lent m usaiu- I t.al: 71. h.ai re: Kit ied" j h .ah j an., t I i,-a: "V.-." -ui the 1 A virt. liad a 1 it t ,t t ti c i. a f 1 i 1 a v ,aaae :ti if t!:ere was i .-a!. 1 e a. I ie i: ail nov;r a; ear in tan COl.XU TO 0ALVEST0X. vfsnn. i t I v I 1 1 1 !V i t Mr r 1 t t Witt' i t i 1 V t. t 1 frt-at it v vi-k -r t 1 till .iHi i io-ae. i to irn rovt ae v ji t-r im nths in tae 1 i I i i 1 itt a v even aatl Ail, Le itis 51IDWINTE n FAIR. t i ...sit! 1 I r t t itiiioriiia i r t e -Cuttle. I 1 1 1 t t t" 1 t I 1 1 l t 1 w ill nl -aa ih.'i -i. vut r-aaa. 1: a ltm:. .ouiiicr Warren 15a.!er, rf lai iiiit a few days in town. I 'r-. .l O i. i ha.-, ret! ...rr tan. A. K. Ilowh; v a ad di.u to Ft. Worth, Texas. Misses Xina. an 1 Mav turn to rehool at St. C la dav. V. B. Joha-oa of O ai t .w:i this week. M t.--es Guthri.? and Wa tu rr.ed tt Atehi -i,ai. Miss F.lhi 'i i:i.a ret it en worth Tue-la.v, where llvatt. Mi-s Libbie II iZ:ett v toniitht. STOLE HER I'.AiA A. Criiyon Artist in t st tluit tlt,:ri: Tit i f i v w l It lit t i 1 1 i t i i- I li;-m IS tne a a -ant o: a in "1'opeli.a, and he weat at el i ii i r 1 i t 1 t r i t l 1 i i tie i f c 1 a is 'e a i t i.-: a to. a t M i r Sir i i t meet wu.i her ai 't -va t ill 1 V. i I SI -1 1 nt a iv 1 1 1 t t i o it Mr i t t i 1 11 Ctivne over l,ovae s ,-.rn ,t t a r i i 1 t- i n:ara quality ladies v.is R I tilll i !-i un 40 cents. i on fUiTTii Boys' Heavy Ribbed Fn- Uw! UDiUD. ,u, h;,a,, ..a,,,.-. oit a i u.isinias, -AdV ,A Very ehoice line Swi Children's G rote hen I 10 4 very heav; 10-4 White Blanke wta-e 1 .25. rT.-Al i -V- A-.4..f' .I,,! n,nt fSa-.t.A 0 11(11' (Ml S V 1 C TV, il e II lV'-t CI lie.t V j tMFed est m a. '-t- and pants, don 0'Clnaks 750 werc 9.50 to I Blankets 1.50. wen- 2 and Grey. JJownj 1 12.75. All wool White Bh fj S Uiiil i tit regular price 50e. All down Ribl)ed jersoy al wOGp A big line of SI. 00 Vests to -a cents. iyests and pants scarlet grey' ami Pants, odd sixes, down Children's Underwear. Children's rey and. Scar let, all wool, extra heavv v ests ana .rants, mariced down to 25c Rise 5c a sixe. and white, 80c, were Si. 50. to 59 cents. CEUTS. k r VUli I k). r ic",-i f OH TilrBnn 'e I In? lliui uil o i: A' 4 (In!- f i v a i f a mi m I Chi hi re n's rev 1 c- s i t 1 am i down as follow-: Size 20, 19c; 13; if) Men's heavy Jei-ey ribbed! Men's half wool Derby !22o; sixe 21 and .ts si xe 2s", .d::; ixt -ll sixe 2, o AC for sixe" 18 I ('('dton lleeeed Siiirts and Ribbed extra heavy Shirt Drawers, in odd sizes, were and Pants, were 85c, (low) 1e i j 50c, down to 30 e. to 50 CClltr H Id I S .Men s ime heavy ah wook Scarlet and Ornv Shirts ntul i Men's half wool, idain Drawers, were S1 25 DowiPgl'eJ" Shirts and Drawers Black Uoo down to 25c. ;and Prices right v an, -1-111 i to 81) cents regular dollar goods, (town1 j -t.i fV: eei'lts: I nrntm t'-,. t C v I V. V w H n T't f3 s,tt. S Cliildren's Fleece laned intx Move-- 4 r I)i'iin 1 loves m 6 CEUTS. i i lOe Initial Handkerchief down to o cents. O UljiilD. UiJil I A, t Lotiisiane and Gold Seal1 i Turk-y Red Out i r: f Charhs. 3- in. wide, down down Irom 10 c.uit T T" T 1 J Handsome lines ot hgured ;fv0m 12 A- cents. i Satins, down from 25c. t t it i a ire ia ra a. ""A f ...A a w af m .Men's line all wool Navy m. 4 S V. ...v 0 g i P"' ii i-a 5a1 E Boys' tw ti lt 11 t i i, i iiue t lannel blurts 61.00, i a. i i e i i i I I r i tn t i i s it IS rt it S"' y. t i r is 'a e i t i t ana vv a it' T a t a i. us o il 1 -itt a ad ill 1 A i v 1 f FFT0 1 UIii' 1 D. v-t a(i i -r i r i i i .den s Stripe W ool 81ints, r, r 61.00, Men s wool Overslurts. ri c,,.t 4 4 o i o. blue, down Irum -i (1,a choice styles, o 1 A O down 1 two good numbers at 1.00, f i 7 i down irom 41. oO. v r Odd -ies heavy fast black 6iir Aj i'd Cliildren's I EC U i .ill v .1, I". .ci-'s th 1 lit i I It flit t t t t I L K. I O (.It t -rt 1 1 "I. 1! 1 dl xt-umI rMAPA". Ua,- AfenA ;i 11 tvr.ftl hWh TTne 1 3Ieus Ji, u g 1 1 s ll Aiermo.iot odo sixe- regular price 20e.' Down' to 25c, were 40c Half Hose, down from 20e.; goods, down A'-:a lb cents. i.V Co. i ti r no at T'k-asaut odor ta-r ea Co. loi r 11. a lit TnUi i i 1 ie t t M 1 1 rvtne ie; I Toadies' black cotton Hose. Best Indigo Blue Prints extra heavy for winter wear, down to 5 cents. down from 25c. j UjuII I u.