THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 189&

"miscellaneous expenses" or "refresh- CffrWrfElMERSX KrerWrfEIMERysT SmfWnBHOTS THE BENCH ments." zsmmimz Mr. Elliott spent J1S0 JO in the campaign and $10 of It was for "cigars and liquors." M A. F. Rait, alderman, spent $1): J. W. rnu,3,3cqfwr&. muy,C,3ayttv& X3D ATTOBM3V WttSi.Sta! Fn.K Miers, alderman. $1G"; H. W. Beardsley, To-da- a PtS SI1LDLV SCUHKU. alderman. $J3J: S B. Houghland. alder- Kansas City, Mo. April 12. Testerday's temperature: Max 62; mln.. 33. y we look for the weather to be fair4 The Spirit Spring man, spent of $3 was for "en- ' of 'i, which and warmer in the afternoon. tertainment of friends." ftxly Were Old Friend but III Out impels womankind to adornment. Pleasant experiences 2. n Old Hill Went to TO ARGUE 0NEM0RE CASE. Otrr and We going sell the Un-Jud- Ee Said TUer Act- are to remnants at this store impel womankind of Kansas Gty to repair to John n. Walter 1 ill Then Turn Ilia ed "Lite Children." odds and ends of our stocks in Bernheimers' with the purpose so easily may it be ac- Office Over to Major Bargain Friday. M Warner. several departments to-d- ay (Friday) of or a. difference of 1 in settling a complished making the spring wardrobe replete with 80 Bcmu'c United States District Attorney John R. Or: bill Mel IT. Hudson, m.inager of the Coites Walker and Major William Warner, who for a price. Some stocks we will reduce the price one-thir- d, others one-ha- lf and still others all that is essential to politeness of attire at passingly pleas vu e. tlie wealthy office, opera hou-- an Frank Titu. is shortly to succeed him in that held house-cleanin- 5 - morning and ar- two-third- s. This is what might be called an early g, but we have had a ing prices. The items' below will appeal to you. D attomo. fell out and ijuarrclcd. ending a a conference jesterdaj- Major Warner 2-- friendship that had eslned Detwecn rangements were made for last three months, leaving many odds and ends and broken lines which nairn to take charge of his new po-lti- tho lat- tremendous trade the them for twenty jean-- , making thera hit- part of next week. The delaj- - was ter - sale, for find causing them to go to law caused hj- some litigation that is to be we will not duplicate this year. It will surely pay you to attend this you may ter enemies, heard Ixfore Judge Adams in chambers A end pile up costs and expenses that hae at Ft. Louis next Tuesday with which Mr. exactly what you want at the price you wish to pay. At least, it is worth your time to Great Waist was 100 Walker is thorough familiar, and he already amounted to times the tize of to con-tir- therefore asked bj Major Warner to-da- y lines odds ends in office and handle it at that time come to the Store (Friday) and look over the broken and and we forS3-o- may be had from that new line of the Ji in dispute office When Mr. Walker lirst came into all-si- lk - handsome, fancy Titus otined a vacant lot opposite the four car- ago there was a tuit pending are going to sell out quickly. and Roman striped opera bouse and Hudson leased it against an organization at Sedalia known taffeta Waists, yoke and two-bo- x pleat back, Toates as the Sedalfa Coupon and Investment for it a month. After twenty-thre- e months: Companv. It was proceeded against by Mr. yoke front and shirt up Mr. Hudson by tele- Walker as illegal, and an order was made as long as Mr. Titus called prohibiting it Irom using the mails. The sleeves; they phone and said he would like to hae a companv brought an action at Sedalia to LACES. EflBROIDERIES. compel the po"tmacter there to deliver the settlement. Hudson answered for him to to if. $3.00 Hud-eo- n mail sent to It. Mr. Walker demurred 6,ooo yards short length of come up to the theater. Titus went. the petition and held that an order from Remnants or short lengths of said the bill board haa dot- - him no department at Washington left the Oriental Laces.cream and white, Just received, a lot to for JS2 Titus the Nainsook and Cambric Edges, Food and he iwhed "ittle postmaster no discretion in the matter and to-da- demanded JS2. the full rent for twentj-thre- e the court could not interfere when the will go on sale 10c and bought from a manufacturer of of black silk taffeta months. Finally, after a heated argument. department had made an order after exam- laces will be, Waists, tucked back Titus agreed to take off H because the bill ination. Judge Philips held the contention 12c fine Embroideries; short lengths board had blown down and lain idle a of Mr. Walker good. Then proceedings per yard Jj of fine Embroideries, and front, side pleat- bill "paid" and men in the com- worth 35c, month. Titus marked the were irstituted- agairt the of Hudson wrote a cheik for &S, and handed pany and the- were beaten in a hearing be- Another big assortment of 50c and 65c per yard, and are 4, ing, tucked collar fore Judge Philips. The company then re- It to Titus with the remark. 6 and 8 inches wide, same and shirt sleeve laV "I'll pay it but I feel like I am being organized as it believed and began business wide widths, 4J yards to piece, take vour I feel like jou're putting your nside the lines of the decision of the court choice of the entire lot beginning to-da- y, with tucked cuff. Full assortment of sizes robbed. jun aomg miri- and worth 25c and 30c QJC 14 hand in m pocket and robbing me." as Jhey understood it. It Is now from 32 to 44; a magnificent value for the This made Titus angrj. H had the ness under another name and in a modified per yard, will be, per yard, AJL for, per yard fJj form. The officers are in trouble with the money CT check between his fingers but he tore it they m Q AsfatV federal authorities in Iowa, where In two and threw the pieces into Hudson's were indicttd. 1 ily.. qjtJ.VVW face. Rently for some reason the postmaster Boys Department. Kid Gloves $1.50 for 75c Bargain Friday. Chiffoniers. They Co to C. Gross, withheld at Boonville. Mr. E the 2"Aird loor Bargain Friday. By spending sevcntj'-fi- v e 1olay Third Floor. "If that'." the way jou feel about it I'll mall of the company from tran-missi- and i will save ou much do owe the companj's attornejs went into the fed- 30 cents jou "I. C." Corsets at about Just sue and see how jou .Middy cents. The Glovo LOOK OUT OUR BIG BLACK me." Titus said, and he went out and sued eral court at Jefferson Citj and asked for 5 half. FOR compelling Suits, section is filled with the S3 50, $92. The case was tried in a. a mandatory injunction the 1 Gloves-j- ust "Lenox," black, was Hudson for com-pan- j's 2 7 or 7 hook court, and judgment was git en postmaster to forward and deliver the of button for 32.0 Justice mail. Judge Adams, who wa-s-, hold- brown the glove for this time !n favor of Titus for JS but the costs of of v ear sizes and colors Sizes IS to 26, except 19 GOODS He ap- ing court there for Judge Philips, aj.. he and 21. DRESS SALE NEXT WEEK. the ruit were taxed against him. would the arguments in the in gray are broken and though the and pealed to the circuit court and the case was hear cae GIov e should sell for Jl "iO a "66n," drab, white and chambers at St. Louis on Tuelav and Mr. mixed J3G0, tried ieterdav before Judge Scarritt. Walker is now busily engaged in getting pair, to-d- in the Bargain black, was for... $1.98 t'kuMy Mtutt The costs in the case by this time, in ad- Friday sale will be of- 18 26, except 21. ready for the argument. It is an import- -- i- andcas- - it Sizes to dition to attomejs' fee. had run up to necessary an inter- Js iw fered for 75C dollars. Hudson was repre- - ant case and will render simcreb, "Eglantine." white, was Royal Worcester hundreds of pretation of a section of the postal ltws brond- - J4 00, now. Si.o8 cSfegaV iy Attorney i'ratt. uana it uiacK. will be of great importance. The time Too Many Ties. -- enti v.as represented by Albert Young. that tloth A complete line of La- Sizes 21 to 30. Iirus was quite too short for Major Warner to and stfSvTniiivasL When Mr. Titus took the witness chair post up on argue with jus- dles' Club and "Windsor "17." misses', and the cast and it 2T drab Corsets Attorney Dana, behind whom Mr. Hudson tice to himself and he asked that Mr. Wal- tache Ties and Bow0, worth white, was $175, now.... oSc sat. asked mm: ker handle it for the government. each, will be Bargain Fri- Sizes 18 to 23. old von?" trimmed (to-da- oc How are The cae has been so thoroughly litigated collar, day I after 18 months' thorough trial This was a clear cae of shaking a red in federal courts for the past four 5 flap face, and all the the - pleated drawer Oak Chiffonier, in a bull's attornes years that it is important at anv- stage of sleeves, That Muslin made with brass handles on have convinced us that there is very Sire sitting listening knew the question was Department. the proceedings and the order that may be sizes Infants' drawers material of solid em- asked for the purpose of Irritating Mr. made by court will be watched with Odds and ends from In- Underwear Department. little in corset goodness that is not Titus, who Is rosy faced, black haired and the r. to 8 oak. inside of drawers nicely Interest. 5 fants' Dept. finished, not nailed together, braced in the line. The different mod- looks to be about 40. soon 3 ears. Bargain Fndny CMftWffc. A" as Mr. Walker returns from St. Infants.' Long Skirts that don't like to confess my age. regular but mortised, same as goods VHccf "I there Louis the office will be transferred to Major were 75c, for 4S A table of odds and ends cost 4 times els fit every figure perfectly, ?nd prices are so many ladies present," Mr. Titus said v arner. value, J."35; for one day that as much ft- -t Roval banterfngly. suit. $308 Infants' Short Dresses sample garments, etc.. at value Is $7 00, y aro ranged so as to suit any one's onl, were Ji50, for $160 less than manufacturer's for. J4.89 "WTiaft jour age?" persisted Mr. Dana. Boys' and Children's Caps that prices. Bernheimers' "Model "I am 54." HOTEL CHANGES HANDS. Bassinets that were $2.00, purse, hence Olorcesicr Is business?" 33 dozen Golf Caps in Drawers, "What jour brown and gray mixed chev- for 4c Gowns, Chemise, Corset Dept." thoroughly recommends "I have no business. I am a professional Prndential Inanrance Company Itovr were J5 73, Skirts and Corset Covers man." iots, also pliin navy blue, Hampers that will not be exchanged. Get Hassocks. them. Corsets "What's your profession?" Oirni the Cenrropolla o Change brown and red. caps worth for. 9 in early for these. am lawyer." BOc to $100, each, for, 200 odds and ends Carpet Style No. ade of silk, with col- ir wa "I a In Manasretnent. and ored IlKures, of pink, blue, lavender black, sizes IS to SO; "How long hate jou practiced at the 25c 50c Bargain Friday. Hassocks, made from the price $I.OO the legal bar. I mean?" There was The Centropolis hotel is now the property cuttings of carpets from our and yellow, all genuine whalebone, bar. To-da- y, Friday, lonjr and waist, to Style No. 53j The new shape, deep sarcasm in this question. of the Prudential Insurance Company. In Dept. Bargain. Shirt Waist Dept. season's business, and prices extra Ions C. en Paris Thirty-thre- Upholstery we will offer on Bargain put fit all figures; price ."P'O" low bust and short hip. made of jean, e years." September, 1SS2, L. C. we on them do not pay 3) SO, E. Davidson and H. Third Floor. Counter. all remnants Bargain Friday To-tf- material and Xo. 678 Hade of elegant Ital- white and drab, all sizes. to The Retort Conrteona. Hammett. officers of the Centropolis Hotel over for 45c 65c Stle duplex worth. $1.00; special tale - Great Mark Down Clear- "Wash Goods carried A Child's Navy Blue Polka ian Cloth, has full boned bust, price Tcr-O1, Hud-Bon- ?" $S0,W0 insur- season prices clasps; "How long have you known Mr. Company, borrowed from the ance Sale of all our odd from last at side steels and nickeled the 515 sell them all in Dot fine rercale 'Waist, with extra. Ion? lengths have k Style No. Summer; made of fine ance company and gave a mortgagp on the pieces of Imported Crepes. that should wide white duck collar, ages woven linen, tw o side steels, each side was now the turn of Mr. Titus to hotel to the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Knglish English and 2 hours: these include Ging- claps; silk flossed top and bottom. It Prints. Dimity. Or- 10 and 1i j ears, were $1.9$. Ions and extra Ions waists; C- - well boned: guaranteed not to pull out; "get back." He replied: Trust Company, as trustees. This mort- French Cretons and Fancy hams, Batiste. Friday for 48c en all sizes, white: "I don't know how long known him. gage was foreclosed recently and at the Colored Tickings, suitable gandies. Sateens, In lengths price sPO'd" $, 00 When I first knew him Iehe was going sale the Insurance companv bought the for all kinds of Draperies from one to ten vards. Stle No. 660 Made of a beautiful Style No. 5& Made of Sateen, good fe around here sticking up bills " $A"00. Coverings worth 10c to 50c jard: vou Satin Finished Cloth, has bone bust, - hotel for and Furniture Fridaj--, Window Shades. bone, and is the new trench "nape, "Did you ce- hae any other business Recently the hotel haa been run by E. Look around vour rooms can buv two side steels each side, tastefully short hip, lace trimmed top and bot- dealings with him?" K. Crliey under a lease of JlO.Of'O a vear: O. and see if jou have not for, jard 5c Marked Down Clearance ornamented top and bottom, C- - nrk tom, clasp: C "No. If I had I'd have been smart and F. Morrow was manager of it for Crilev. It got an odd chair that wants will fit any figure; price pn c qq collected my rent eery month." management Sale of all our odd Window Among you up is said that the of the hotel to be reupholstered. or an Odds and Ends of Shades, mounted on the best the dollar corsets there are Stvle No. 5W Made ..of a very fine "Why did tear check after this will not charge, as Cnley owns the furni- odd 'window that wants a roller, goods reg-ular- lv no greater favorites than the No. 411. quality of French Sateen, low bust, you accepted spring that five-hoo- had it?" ture. drapery. This is a grand Jewelry sell from 35c to 60c It has k clasps and two side short hip. lare trimmed top and bot- "Because I'm too much of a man to be to re- steels each side, full boned bust, and tom, white, black; as if I was a Spanish pirate." opportunity for jou Will be sold at very low for only, each 22c drab and treated furnish for a little monev. y, has an underlying steel to prevent price The law era for Mr. Hudson argued to MUST REMAIN CLOSED. prices Fridaj: 1O0 manufacturers' samples ''IU Rest quality of Imported Jl fiO Cut Glass Punch the court that as Mr. Titus had receipted Crepes marked down from and remnants of Furniture Trunks. accepted Cups, for sherbets, ices. 21 the bill and the check. Hudson XV. S. a Victory 43c to 10c Coverings. inches square, owed him nothing. Judge Scarritt said Jllbba Winn in the etc., each 30c goods that sell by the ard We have just received a G. BERNHEIMER, BROS. & CO. in deciding it: Court, hut Ilia Dynamite Shop English Prints and Cretons 19c Cut Glass Salt and from $L00 to $3 00 per yard, shipment of new Trunks.and "You hae both acted like children. You marked down from and Pepper Shakers, each... 15c for, per remnant. can now show the finest line KBISfngffigSSg KraRrftfEIMERlJJg Cannot Reopen. 40c lc 15c mommRK both got mad oer a business transaction to JC00 Cut Glass Berry 10c 39c and 79c of Trunks for less money and let a little difference of 4 make jou W. S. Bibbs was tried by a jury in the English and French Cre-t- or Bowls, ejeh S3 75 than ever before offered in act like men of no business instincts at court tenlay and acquitted of marked down from Karsas City. We have also JL 1 give criminal 10c Quadruple Silver F. A. FAXON. X C HOKTCrH. A. OAIXAGHER. all. will Mr. Titus judgment against charge keeping "dynamite shop " ST.C and 50c to 25c about a dozen odd trunks Mr. Hudson for JSS and will assess half the of a Plato Key Rings. each....jc Carpets. that have become scratched costs against each one of jou." He had been fined In police court on this Best nualitv of French 2TiC Ornaments 3c ap- the English Cretons mark- Hair and slightly marred in "That's a prcttv good decision. It suits charge and appealed to the criminal court. and Zm Buckles, gold 500 manufacturers" samples pearancewill put these few ef- ed down from and Vc Garter me." said Mr. Titus. The acquittal of Bibbs will have no 4c plated and enamel oc of Brussels. Moquettes, Vel- trunks on sale at about 3 Mr. Hudson will probably appeal to the fect on policy of the police department and can be had at this sale FAXON, HORTON & GALLAGHER the 10c Pins, each ic vets, Axminsters, 45ctoSi.oo less than regular price. supreme! court- - He had not full- - decided to keep the dvnamite shops closed Thev for only 35c Hair last night. have not been running for some time and SUCCESSORS TO WOODWARD. FAXOX CO. will not be allowed to reopen. BUT THERE WERE OTHERS. Bargains in Hen's Shoes Baby's Corner. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS FIVE COUPLESJIADE HAPPY. No. IJOO-- S AND 10 UNION AV& (KrarCnira Depot.) KANSAS CITY. MO. Only One Candidate Included Liquor For Friday. Infants' White Lawn Caps, In Hli Itemised Bill of elec- Circuit Judge fecarrltt United Tiro In We shall take the broken sizes odds and ends from last sea- Marriage and Gate Divorce son's selling, all clean and tion Kipemen. or odds and ends of our Men's RICHARDS CONOVER HARDWARE GO. Of all the candidates for office during: Papers to Three. fresh, at 50c 75c, 98c & he recent city campaign Everett Elliott, Judge Scarritt married two couples jes-terd- $4.oo, $3.50 and $3.00 lines Good- Values up to $2.50 each. who was beaten for nomination for and divorced three. After granting HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRO, STEEL, WAOON WOODWORK, , the year welt Shoes, needle, coin and city attornej-- was the only one who in- one divorce he went from the judicial Infants' Long Cloak of grass GUNS, AND AMMUNITION, SCALES, ETC. and married a toes, calf skin, kanga- NAILS. cluded in his expense account an item for bench to an anteroom broad black linen from last season,, was .af liquors. The law requires- all candidates couple. He then returned and granted an- Corner and Wyandotte Sts., - Kansas City, Mo to file with the county recorder an item- other divorce. roo skin, oxblood and tan Russia, S7.50, for ..S1.08 Southeast Fifth ized account of monej' spent !n was a "sprucing up " to his do- the It fatal and sell them to-d- ay for $1.48 seeking office. Almost all of the candi- mestic happiness that Newton Lutz took Child's Grass Linen dates had items of "sundries," "cigars," last Januarv. His wife, Ella Lutz, a These are strictly high grade Shoes, and Reefers, WRITE.... worth the prices quoted above, but as we 8, 10 and i2years,that were $4.50 Fire. longer Marine. don't Intend to continue these lines and 5.9,8, $1.50 and $1.08 Steam Boiler. the price is made to close them at once. for.. Plate Glass. MRS. JOHN C. ITCLINTOCK, TOPEKA, KAS., Accident. 2 Employers' Liability. Walnut, c Bonds of 5arctyahlp. t Walnut m Burglary and J Tornado TEL. 1201. FIRE UNDERWRITER.4S INSURANCE. tnJts. rorvJUtkuDictt ,0&CUffttr&. llthSti CrandAve. SuccaMora to ULUUIC MOORC cmkry co. Q CrandAve.i Oi.hnnr.rin far TUC inilDUAl 10 Cents OUUdbllUG IUI I lit JUUmiHLi Per Week.

given di- sharp-eve- d little woman, was a MANY CHANGES TO BE MADE vorce from him vesterdaj. She testified and caught 5 PEOrLE SOCIETY. 4 that she followed her husband If In the Shakenp of Police Whv will vou suffer? Whv will vou die? him kising another woman. the Force reacht "How did ou come to follow him? vhat the Detective Department Will with Eheumatism, when relief and a cure Is within jour was it mads OU suspicious?" asked the Mils Varr Anjtll. ct LeiTtnwortb. Is Tis'ting Reorganised. THE CHEAT TURKISH RHEUMATIC CURE, LU sup- 3U"$nv. I noticed that evening after frienda here. The commission of every member of the A SURE AND P08IT1VE OURE FOR per that he cleaned up belter than usual. police force will expire May 4 and a great He shaved and fixed up and stood before' Mins Miud Hoeim bis returned from protracted many changes will be made then. Chief of glass sprucing up as if he was going Titlt in California. Folice Hajes prepared the he was has a list of the to a wedding. I aked him where a dancing members of the force, which gives the going and he said, he was going out to Th Hllb School Danrlng Club will cite number of arrests made by each man But I was party at tbe Casino thta eteninc and RHEUMATISM.Inflammatory cm nomttr to get some tobacco a general efficiency Ordlnaryrlieamatlam byexpoaure to (In rrcrat. acuta or the store up statement of his or n canted money, and. more taaa suspicious on account of him sprucing Assembly as the case may be. dampandcoMwrattifr,na"encbll!Boreiiwure terkoar 6a4) or retnnd the ed Mln Elizabeth Brent attended the This list drifta body will fjre M tor any cae rtnunatfiia so and when he went out I follow him. dancing patty in Leavenworth Tuesday evening will be given to the board of police com- to of cold air whtn the ii orr rneated tbat: I ' He went into a house at Sixth and Holmes missioners for its guidance In removing and wti with atau pecla!lr wna thfra I. a that thta treatment will "ToTem. walked in and caught him depression In Lealih. bad aminillatlon, etc This It elea relief from the first, and c.eeu the and I just Mrs. Martin H DeVault entertained it 1 o'clock men from the force and In making kidneys and other terer rapldlyyen one daae will glie relief, ana kissing and hugging a woman." luncheon yesterday home on Dunham avenue. caaseaaderanafinentof the K at her It is certain that great orsans-th- ey fall to do their dnty-a- nd the reinll a few dotes will jtre decided relief. was given a divorce. changes will be In - lats. She nurse, might made the city detective tsapoisonis leftinihe blood, wnliti uewmes de- tbepsla and sw.Ma. la the Jo "J" tuilu E. Jenkins, a trained The Kansas City Fallal Suffrage Club will hold a force. Several of the men will be removed posited in the Joints, tendons, sheaths of mas-- becomes essyta four or Are days, and axompiete not have needed a divorce if she had used reception at Ihe residence o( lira. George V Ford, and other men put on in place of them. cles, etc 2,ow. a successful treatment mnst bo cur. In about a week often In a "hotter lime, ordinary caution n marrving She had 1411 East Eighth street, this afternoon and evening A feeling of unrest pervades the entire such that it will dissolve these poisons and elim- - The aboia Is the nsual and wonrtenui '"nei "Charles F. Jenkins only three All members and frienda are cordially lnited. force from top to lnatthemfromthesystem,and that Is eiaetly the treatment, as hnndredsof caes can tenor. known be-g- bottom and a gre.it snow, months when she married him. He soon in deal of wire pulling is being done, both whatthtetreauntatdoea a care cannot be made at hnndredeofletternmypossesslonwiii neglect and she learned that Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Kearicg entertained at bv any other wey andatestwlll prore. lafacttoomuchcannotba to her members of the force to retain their Taunted aldlnlUpral.aaltltrohumbns;andlt Janoia his first wife had got a divorce from him dinner Monday evening, in compliment 10 Mia positions, and by men who wish to be ap- Eemedles Innumerable hare been for Atolll and Mr. Macklin pointed. tLecure of rheumatism, but none were speclds except rheumatism. Biata until the discovery of jour case and send for terms. Bend stamp sor I.ulu was given a divorce jesterdav Politics will have a great deal to do Taa Ceiat Tcciitn was divorced from John Mis Alice Dean gave a delightful 5 o'clock tea with Bnzcx.Tia Cc which I undoubtedly one of circulars, wtlcawmeiTe inn I.uhi Edenlleld yesterday afternoon for her guest. Mtsa Demmon reorganizing the force. Two of the three ItbesreateatdiacoTeneainineannaisoi tars. Edentield. police commissioners are Is sure sue- - Consultation free, personally W. Cath- Asfclt!ng the hostess mere Miss Sue Barge. Miss Al- Democrats and medicine. The cure o and Judge gave a divorce to Slmp-ac- will probably sec gang cure vutM, Slover an ice Ciappell. Miss Vary Slavens. Mls Mary n that the Is not left cess ao certain that i guarantee a iciier. ,iunw erine c. Barnes from Alfred E Barnes, 4nd Miss Mabel Garner out in the cold architect and awarded her $7150 allmonv. Chief Haves will iie his Influence to have DR. HENDERSON, 101 W. 9th. Kansas City, The divorce suit of Mary M. Lombirdo Mrs Sidney Lee Johnson of 16 Jefferson street, a larger appropriation than ever made for was dismissed. arter-nno- against Anthony entertained a fe friends at cards Wednesday n the police department this 5 eir so that living together. tn compliment to Miss Burleigh Hicks of Ore- the patrolmen M Thev are number of may be increased. The divorce case of Addle Rerd against o's Mo , who Is her guen The avors were, tlry Mian F. Reed was heard bv Judge Slover btskets. with miniature eggs as score cards Mrs TO CIHK I COLD I ONB DV he reserved his decision. Reed is in V C VWtrers and Mrs. J Wlllard Hamra wet THE BEST PEOPLE but e- Take Laxative penitentiary serving ten jears for awarded the prizes The guests - Bromo Quinine Tablets. From everywhere, busi- thn W. Druggists refund monev if It falls to cure. bent on Mrs. J B Keshlear. Mrs. Frank Anderaoa. 2jc. Thegenuine ness or pleasure, when la New "iddie" svied John W. Polen yester-ia- v Mrs W. W. Andrews Mrs . Jl Hatch, has L. B. Q. on each tablet. IT atop Polen T Small, Miss Emma Ilaer, York at for divorce, alleging that he beat her Mrs Clarence More would not support her. Miss Nora Madden. Miss Elizabeth Buclner, Five EllKil!e Carrier.. THE and Mrs VS. C. VVithera. Mrs Wade Laning. Assistant Mrs D V. Whitney, Mrs J VV. Hamni. Postmaster Charlie Seidlltz will this morning name live men from eli- MliMr Flshbnoli 3!nt Answer. Miss Nellie Madden, Mist Vari F. Whitney. gible the Miss Annie D Co ll't for substitute carriers in the local IS THE Mrs Sibble Tishback was held to the postoffice to take the place of the five men ST. DENIS. - grand jurv- vesterday by Justice Case for sent to Plttsburtr. Kas . to fill tho r, ,.,-- . stealing $7.4 from the treasury or "The Mrs. TTlnlow'a Soothing Stbcp for chil- of carriers made bv The cuisine and comforts of th Ten." secret organization. dren teething softens the gums, reduces there the free delivery hotel have become 50 well known Victorious a 23c order recently issued Four were sent at Thomas Nichols is under arrest at Atchi- pains, cures wind colic: beiile. first and esterday morning that Its name Is now a household Fish-bic- the fifth, vho word In or son. Kas . charged with helping Mrs. k was N. Y. Stanley, was s.nt down there SHORT LINE thouinds homes in To-da- country Europe. to steal the money. Detectives have Falr and Warmer y. j to take a permanent position. The draft on this and gone after him. weather may be expectea the substitute list here made It far too short Central Location. Pleasant for for the good of the office and it will be the next few das at least. The maxi- filled up once To Puget Sound. Broadway and Eleventh Street, INTERNATIONALCHARITY FAIR. mum temperature esterday was 62 de- at to the usual number. 38 degreei grees and the minimum For Gl'IDB TO WASIIINGTOV D. C. $20.00 first class, Opposite Grace Chorea, y fair and warmer weather Is pre- Glennoi, Itabbl 1 night Iter. John J. dicted. second NEW YORK. Schnlmna and Rev. Dr. Hopltlai The following were tne nouny tempera' Sent Free to Teachers and Tonriata. Sio.oo class to Deliver JtddreiKn. tures yesteraay: It contains special Information about to Seattle, Tacoma, h a. m 441 2 p. m places of Interest, alio complete and com- QUICK DELIVERY The international charity fair for the 9 a. m 491 3 p. m prehensive map of the national capital RAILROAD GO.. benefit of the Kaniws City Bojs' Orphan lfl a. m 52 4 p. m.....l time of through trains from Chicago to Portland. TRANSFER build- 11 a. m 54! 5 p. m . Washington via Pennslvania Short 3rd ana Wyandotte SU. 303 and 1517. home will open in the Home Product 57 S llns. Tel. mus- 12 m p. m.... and reduced rates over that route for the $25.00 first class, ing on Main street Monday night. A 1 p. m 57 7 p. Freight. Baggage and Heavy llaullnr. even- m... National Educational Association meeting guaran- ical programme will be rendered each in July. Just the thing for teachers and $20.00 second class, Prompt and satisfactory service President Kansas Federation. ing bv the best talent of Kansas City. A Matter of Taile. any one Rolng to Washington. Address H teed. D. H. BOWES. Prop"r. R. Derinsr. A. G. P. Agt.. 24S The way in which the women's clubs of of school and community life. will b delivered by Right Rev. The dining car and eating fyvus service South Clark Spokane, WHKS VISITING KANSAS CITY country lirs. Bishop Glennon. Rev. Rabbi Schulman and Santa route has street. Chicago, Inclosing 2 cent stamp. The Helena, the are branching into varird lines special interrst Is In the estab- on opening- even- of the Fe a nitlonai repu- guide is much more. of work is indicated bv the existence of a lishment of traveling libraries, which the Rev. Dr. Hopkins the tation. Experienced travIers know that worth Garrison and Butte. STOP AT THE ing. on Santa Fe they are social science federation of women's cluba bel'evcs to be of vital importance In the One of the prominent features of the surr of a fault- in the state of Kansas. This body is a small towns and farming communities of the fair less meal. There is no gviepswhrk about It. TOURIST BLOSSOM be a contest between Kansas City OASTOHIA.11)8 Kind Yea SLEEPER HOUSE will the Haw Always member of the G. F. W. C, and its president states like Colorado and Kansas. She be- cluhes for an American silk flap. Dinners in Arizona or new --Mexico orifarther east, Boakt is Mrs. John C McCHntock. of Toptk.u lieves also that club life in such communi- w ill be srv ed each day by prominent ladies tne excellence is uniiormiy mvintained. EVERY THURSDAY. Thl federation Is making a strong effort ties can never receive the encouragement of Kansas The KEELEV INSTITUTE, to with the educational affairs: and stimulus it o greatlv needs without fit. Dining; Car Line &M Thk Shortest Line. of the tate to the elevation of educational the traveling library. Mrs. McClintoik Are- - pllla. No City to I mentally, nnllkf all other purging Kansas Salt Lake. Denver San office, 716 West Tenth Street. Interests morally, physically ami conducts the club department In the Topka or pain. Act specially on the liver and biie. Francisco and all points West. Union Pa-- The Barllnsfan Resale. Ticket 823 Main spiritually, net Sunday Capital. Building. neslcctln? the artistic side Carter's Little Liver Fills. One pill a dose. cinc. ul course The best line to St. Paul. tree. unneniti ciab Kansas City, rio.