The Atchison Daily Champion from Atchison, Kansas • Page 4

4 ATCHISON DAILY CHAMFXON' TB.K CITY CIHCUIT. WAS GOULD INSANE? A 'POSSUM FAMILY. An ordinance declaring it necessary to build cer'ain was read the first time, advanced to a second reading Great Reduction LADIES Commencing Monday, June for Ten Days only: 825.00 Suits for S20.C0. 835.00 Suits for 145 00 Suits for $37.00. 55.00 Suits for HE BLAMES THE MILLIONAIRES.

Tramp Tells a CoiiTentlon Whj He la a Wanderer. An anti-tramp convention, under tie auspices of the American Anti-tramp society, was held at Madison, tho other day. Sessions were held in tho assembly chamber In the afternoon and ereninfr. W. D.

Cornell, of Fond du Lac, presided at the meetings. These3 slons were devoted to a general discussion of the tramp evil, its causes and effects ami the best means of remedy-incr it. Addresses were made by Prof. A. O.

Wright Trof. W. A. Seott. President Cornell, Eev.

II. A. Miner, Clarence Snvufr, I'v. F. E.

Lyon and others. A feature of tie afternoon" session, was an aAidroiss by a trainp. He said that the millionaires ura responsible for tho largo number of tramps In this country. They encourage immigration, and the result is that there are two men for one job, and this brings about an army of tramps. A resolution was adopted urging construction and maintenance of a workhouse for tramps in Dane oountv.

This is a chince to pat the best goods very cheap. Made in style and at quil t3 any ia the land. My giraients are correct anywhere. Call eany. TVT Hqth ps a 30S Commercial street.

Trlcea of Ice- Xew Yorkers think that their Ice is too dear. The prk-u this cummer will be 70 eents per I0O pounds. The New York Herald finds that in most other cities of thft country ice is cheaper. According to that newspaper Cleveland pays 55 cents per 100 pounds, "ash-ington and Pittsburgh 50 cents. i-liati, Chicago and Philadelphia 40 Savannah and Atlanta 35 cents, acd Boston 23 cents.

The Letter Came Too Late. A letter was received tlte other afternoon in Chieapro ith a check or iC in it, odJrosstd to Max GoldsehniiJt, the ivistal official who killed himself a short tlmo ago lieeauso he was fearful of the disirrace of an exposure of his embezzling from a Royal I'arue lodfre. The letter, which came too late to be of any service to Coldschmidt, was pent by a relative, Williiun Mohner, a Minneiipolis lithographer. Tbe Great rortland ire. In.

150(5 Portland, sufTeil from a (Treat fire, which destroyed over half tho buildings in the. city and occasioned a loss of $11,000,000. Coaatiraptlon Among ArtkmiM. Jfore of consumption rkpyctip amonir necdlei makers and file makexs than anr other class of laborers. Very Appropriate.

Miss Amv Why have yo narraxl your yacht the Kiss, Mr. Dolley? Isn't that a queer name I Dolley Xotatall. It'sa little smack, you see. Pi'iniirrst's Mafrazine. Know the Certain Remedy for diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs is Dr.

J. H. FMEiN'S LIVER AND KIDNEY It Cures Female Troubles At Druggists. Price, St.00 Per Bottle OLDEST and OmCJfAL It 10 WEST MSTH STREET. (NEAR JUNCTION.) kassas missourl authorized Dy stptu, and conco ed to b8 tha big end meat suo cossfu! Soersnfl-yJ In BLOOD, OUS and URINA' STer ous Debility KVih its Gloomy Sympiosnt Cunt Lost Vitality Perfectly and Ptrmaotatlr Qtstcfv Syphilis Cured for Life Without error Urinary Diseases Quickly KtUevtd and Tborovgbly Cunzt Why Is Pr.

J. VTilttfor iaVTar-iablysnceossfuli )caasett makes no promises that i ran not ohjri ana unskillo.l physicians, arid consp Dr. WliittifT ia person or by letter (f.vliC symptoms) arvl receive the canJM opinion physician of long experience UiniucsUciar feklU and ft ter ling Integrity. MKlilCINFS from our cwu laboratory alslu-d at Email cost antl shipped anywlrc'a eure from observation. TREATMENT rever went C.

0. 1 rr CONSULTATION. URINARY ANALYSIS. Office hours 9 to -1 and 7 to 8. SunAiy is lsf4r To Health p.nl Fnienrei-4 wluiUb i rirO ctsNtanip-t-to iV(-:" Cull or address la strict roullilenro DR.

H. J. WHITTSE5J, X) Wast Ulntli Streot- Ki. n. Wi'- TIU( Expedition of the NEW 1 Tmi Dr.

J. H. McLean Medicine Co. ST. LOUIS, mo.

a i h-l til i If 13! ULy READ YOUR PAPER AMI Dr. Nansen's TO THE WORTH POLE On the IN OUR EDITION OF rices i 1 i wiu sei ii 7 $30 00 for 825.00 40.00 Suits for $32.00 S50 00 Suits for 84000. $05 00 Suits for 53.00. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Movements ot People and Society Event in Atchicsoa. Judge Webb gos ever to Topeka this morLing.

Brt Griffin was down fiom Nortor- ville last Mrs. El cf Kansas City, is visiting ia the ciy. 3Irs, FraLk Travers and femi'y went to HiiWV.ha latt nih. C. M.

Rithburn wen! out cn the Central BrsEch yesterday. Mies Nelae Sewers haB resigned her position at the store. Mn. S. P.

Griffia of XortOEville, will a rive ia town on a vhit. lira. Courtney Challiss of Netawaka, is visiting Mrs. Gecrge T. Chailisp.

Lloyd Eatkell of Omaha, is visitirg his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ea6kell.

W. T. Bland and Tom Moxcey went to Cottonwood Fails list night on leg' 1 buiitees. George White has been promoted to chief bill clerk at the Missouri rreigat ttnea, Miss Katie Reisner, who h8 been at tetdicg school In Atchison, has returned to nor home at Parneil. Mrs.

James M. Smith and daughter, Anna, acd Miss Clara Rankin are epend- iog a week ia Kansas City. Krs. H. F.

Guthrie is cotivileicirg at her home in Topeka, so Mrs. W. Line hi returned to Atchison. Charley Sihler of Eisi Atchison, has iti'med from Montana. Tom Lanier is braking on the Northern Pacific, Mra.

Milt Stroyor, who has teen visit ing her Mr. and Mrs. William Shifflatt at Monrovia, has returned home. C. P.

Wheeler, Jessie Merris, Franc's West, J. L. Stillman, Andy White, Wil liam Kelley, Mark Tulley 8Ed U. 8. Grif.

fin of Nortonville, were in the city ye terday. Edward J. Ingram of Atchison, at' tended the graduating exercises of the Kinsaa Institution for the Education of the Biind in Kansas Citv jilonrisy. and recited en "Ode to Kateas." Mi-ees Evaline Lewis and Mayee Fitz parick, who tave teen visiting at the home of Charles Darst on their way home from the coast, returned to Chi cago Monday evening, accompanied by Miss Lillie Durst. Free Lecture The evangelist, Mrs.

Charlton EJholm, will deliver ter thrilling addresp, 'Traffic Girls and Florence Cnttenton Kis- niocB," at the African fiiethcdist Epiecc pal church on Thursday evening, and at trie Congregational chuTCh cn Friday evening. Bhe has things to tell you that will startle you. Come and hear her and ttk your frietdi. A free will wiil be etice. lo all ana other pareons whom it may corcern: Yon will hereby tike notice that I will not bs respoctible tor any bills or deb's hereafter con rac'ed by Mrs.

Joanna Barnes my wife, unless tho same are perjonsliy ordered by me. Frakk Baknes. Dated My 27, 1896, Ed Post and Prof. Stapper have just completed toe organization of a fat men's bwe ball club, and the following players have already been signed: Prof. Btspper, Martin Dilgert, Ciifl Hethenngton, Buck Euret, George Durst, Fioyd White, Henry Solomon, Dr.

Bogle and Wiil Conlon. Ed Post hai been elected manager fcr the coming season, and any club, either fat or lean, can get a date by writing Ed Post, city. The Champion has been in structed to iteue a challenge to the fol lowing lean men for a game some after. noon in the near future on the Midland college or Forest park grounds, the pro. ced3 to be donated to the Salvation Armj; the following plajera are pre ferred: H.

H. Allen. Homer Rice, Don Ashman, Tom Moxcey, Dan Hooper, i.dwird ekinner, Ldward Gratigney, Ar. taur Drury and K. IS.

Ladwig. The acceptance of the above challenge should be addressed to the sporting editor cf The Daily Champion, and the accept- I aoce be inserted in its next Issue after receipt. M. Ii. Graenhut celebrated his 38Ji birthday yesterday.

STRANGE AND UNUSUAL. The young of sfveral species of ser pents retreat down the throat of the mother when pressod br sudden dang-er. In Europe thrushes build their nests ca near to human habitations as they can, to escape the persecutions of the magpiee. The largest bird in the world ia the condor. Condors with a spread of wir sr ol la to reet have been shot on the Andes.

Tho first modern bridge of which. history makes mention was the famous Sublician bridge at Eome. It was erect ed In the seventh century. The average golden eagle weighs 13 rounds. Is three feet from the tip of his bill to the tip of his tail, and has wings ot seven feet Epread The crater of Etna Is a quarter of a mile high on a plain three miles across; it falls in every 100 years.

In an erup tion in the year 1H93 the city of Catnia was overturned in a moment, and C00 people perished in the ruins. The Point of Similarity. "That poem of yours," remarked the flippant person, "reminds me offi Den ser a aery yueen. "But," said tbe aspiring- writer, "rou told me yesterday that you had never read the i aery CJueen. xes.

inai a wny your poem ro- mlnda me of it." -Washington Star. Children Cry for in a C. A. Financial Worry and Physical tioiicot the ire3tet Destroyer cf Human Life For 8aie, AJter Years Nerve-Creeping Slavery, Ho Tells How Ee waa set Freo N. 1 -S.

J. Gould, who has stfffrtd from tobacco tremens, ha, ia behalf cf humanity, made known hia frightful fx-peneje. His written statement, which ia attracting widespread attention, "For thirty lix je.rs I smoked, snuffed and rubbed snuff ii.l my turned a tobacco brov, a acd colit, sticky perspiration cozed from my skic, and tricfeel i dowa my back at the leist exertion or fiit'emeat. Ky rve, vigor and my life were slowly espped. I had to quit tobacco or tile.

I trad to step time aLd again, but cou'd net. I ekw double and my memory wis beyond control, still I kLeiv how to chew acd smoke which I did ail day, until my eastern got tobacco-soaked sgiin. Finally I guve up in despair. "Now, for suffering tumanity, IM tell saved my life. Prcv cecee brought to good wife's attention a book cilled 'Don't T.bicco Spit and Smoke i'our Life A wj What a sermon and warning in these wcrdt! Jut whit 1 was doing.

to about a guaranteed cure fcr the' tobscco habit, called Tc-Bac. I seut to Drupgitt Hitltr fcr a box. wiftcut a g'l-iu I cut r. 'c- bacco cud i.ui put into my mouth a little up--u Jlkh to.) Nr-Ti UiC i e-fclit Ihn Ho Usy seveo tho fiva th.id dav, Dd fill tha retvocrftHBg rcst.pgsBesj ana mec til derressoo wis 0e. Jt seerriod tco Rood to be true.

I us? one It cos: me $1, nod it is wenh a thcusSLd. IgViBed tea pouri vre'gat, ind Irst all cesire for tobacco from the first I ilep anl eit well, and have been be fl ed ia more ways 1 can te There's htppineBS in. No To-Bse for the prematurely c'd mea ho thiok 3b I d.d thaa they are old and worn out, whe tobacco is the thing that dettroys thti- vitality and manhood. No-To-Bao is sold under a guarantee to cure, by all druggists." Get the famous booklet "Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away 'A'rittan guarantee, free smnle mailed for the asking. Address Tha Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Regular beselon. Council Chamber, Atchison, June lit, 1896. The council met in legular session, Mayor Wagtener presided, and the following couccilmen answered at roll cail: Bereman, Casey, Crawford, Maneeledorf, bireeper, TdimaD, VanDoorn, Zimmer, man.Zjll 9. Absent, Singleton 1.

Sub etqueatiy Councilman Singleton entered and took hia seat. On motion of Councilman Crawford the minutes of the meetings in May were ap proved. NOTICES AND COMMUNICATIONS. From C. Walker, county attorney, stating that at the laet meeting of the county board they remitted the penalties and interest on delinquent taxes on the property of Mrs.

Caroline Kegy, Lota llmnd 12, block 14, Branchton, pro. vided the same was agreed to by the city council. On motion the of the county board in remitting said penalties and interest waa approved From Lawrence Digan, by A. F. Mar tin, his attorney, proposing in full settle ment of the judgment rendered asamsi him to convey to the city in fee simple, the east 25 feet of lot 6, block at)t W.

A wae, on motion of Councilman Jiere man, jected. PETITIONS AND REMONSTRANCES. Petition from numerous citizens ask. irg that ordinance No. 1789, providing for the cmplcyment of a keeper or th public dump who shall collect fees for eica load deposited there, be repealed, and the dump made free, waa read Councilman Crawford moved that the prayws of the petitioners be granted, and ttat the city attorney be instructed to Drepire an oidinance repealing said crdinauce, which was adopted.

REPORTS OP STANDING COMMITTEES, The committee oa accounts reported that they had exKmice the bills for cur rent expanses, found them correct, and recommended payment. Oa motion tbe report was approved, and the various amounts were ordered inserted in an ap propriation ordinance. The bill of the city attorney for expense in the csa cf Atcheson va- the city, referred to open coudcH, was approved to the amount 16.G3, and ordered inserted ia the ap. propiiation ordinance. Bills of R.

F. Beitz and A. Piatt, for accident insur ance for the members of the fire depart ment, were approved and ordered inserted in the appropriation ordinance. and paid from the firnnan relief fund Bill of Geo. Tofte, sidewalk area, was referred to the committee on improve ments.

The committee aleo reported that as there is the amount of 31 52 in the alley improvement fund, bicck 2, O. A recommended that a warrant for $22 14 be drawn in iavor of the contrnc or, or asfigns, and 9 33 be transferred to ih eenerai revenue fund to pay engineer ing and appraisement expenses, and the account closed. On motion ths report was adopted The committee on sidewalks reported oa the petnionR ir.r siaewaiKS on ine north side of Atchison street, from North Fifth to North Bixth streets, and on the west side of North Ninth street, from SanfaPe street to the alley south of Saata Fe street, that the petitions were in due form and signed by the requisite num ber of taxpayers, and recommended that the prayers of tbe petitioners be granted, and that it is hereby declared necessary to build regulation sidewalks ia the locations named, which report wae adopted. INTRODUCTION OP ORDINANCES, An ordinance in relation to appropria tions was read a first time, advanced to second reading under a suspension cf the rules, and passed. Aves: Bereman, Casey.

Crawford, Maneelsdorf, oiDtjle- ton, Streeper, Tarman, VanDoorn, Zim merman, Zoll 10. Special Fireman 200 C. F. 1 25 5 00 O. W.

Uhrlch FredGiddings 2 00 Cain Mill Company 1 35 Blish, M. S. Hd'wr. Co 5 80 Albert Cure 1 00 Christ 1 00 Home Printing impiny 56 00 K. F.

SeltZ ao uu B. O. Running 5 00 A. K. Piatt Appraisers, change of grade 6 Champion Pub'ishinii Company 23 11 Hixon Lumber Cjmrany 27 25 John B.

Ostertag 4 95 O'Ceaneil Woodhouse Fred Green Bereman Ritnr 6 00 7 75 1 85 Charles Crawford 11 49 Atchison By. Light P. Co 386 15 H. Solomon 16 63 A. Wright 4 13 Total GenT Rev.

Fund $608 20 R.F. 8it3 $177 50 R. Piatt 97 56 Firemen 8 Relief $75 00 Exchange Ka't. Bink, Alley Imp. road, uiock a 9 S3 14 fhe Bmal! News of the Town Jotted Down In a Brief Way.

Use Alpha flour. Alpha flour i the best. See Teachcut for frames. Eat Bey hold's bred; it is the best. Golden Crown 3our is the best.

Smoke Porter's Nameless Ferfecto, Jaa Anderson Transfer Tel. 183. J. B. Osterwg, blacksmith and shoer Smoke home made Union Label cigurs, Haraess at Fletcher's, white horse sign.

Try Capt. Marrjat, best 10 cent cigar, The Golden Crown flour le superior them all. The strict court adjourned yesterday until next Monday. Teler.hoca No. 134 for ice Pullen's office, 708 straet.

Telephone No. Ill atd tell Amos Howell to send around ice. Pabsl'c Malt Extract is the beet of tonics. For gale by Kafier Kessler, The case of P. J.

Clark again6t Jake Starr has been appealed to the district ctmrt. J. A. Westrich has been appointed chief trsin dispatcher of the Central Branch. J.

A. Wiggins of th? Central Branch shops, was kicked by a horBe Monday and badly ii ired. L. Cortelyou had one of his thumbs cut eff while rjralriog a wind mill at Mutciiah McndiV. Ihe old bond sidewalk at the corner of Tenth and Atchison fctreets has been repleced by a brick walk.

General John B. Gordon will speak in Atchison June 17. His subject will be, "The List Days of the Confederacy." A. F. Heinz will have a special rtduc- tion sale of shoes for the next ten days, drop in and examine his pr'ces and goods.

A stone wall is being constructed along the creek near Eleventh and Riley Btreets to protect property in that vicinity. Al Hhortrldge of Potter, was in town Tuesday and says his apple crop was almost ruined by the recent hail Btorm out there. R. Gregg will build a largo barn on his place west of town. H.

has Just completed a new barn in the same vicinity. Vnitora to Atchison should not fail to drop into A. L. Devoto'e place, on the northwest corner of Second and Main, across from the depot. Charley Billing, who works for E.

M. Meinhart, was fined in Justice Talbott's court yesterday for disturbing the psace at Forest park a few nights ago. Why not secure the beat made trunks and traveling bags when they can be purchased aB lew as the cheapest? Frank Rose, 315 Commercial street. Nearly all women have good hair. though many are gray, and few are bald.

Hall's Hair Renewer restores the natU' ral color, and thickens the growth of the hair. For horse shoeing, buggy and wagon repairing and blacksmithing. Special attention given to intefering and contracted feet. 821 Mam street. Frank Reed.

John Foellng and Will Horn, who en gaged in a "knock down" on upper Com. mercial street Monday night were fined $3 00 each in police court Tuesday morning. Charles Snjder, a carpenter while at work on a house at Effingham the other day, fell a distance of seventeen feet by a scsffold giving way, and was badly bruised. One wrist was dislocated. The Price block on upper Commercial street was sold at sheriff's sale yesterday.

Half of it was sold to Washington lodge, A. F. A. and the other half to Bartlett BroB. of St.

Joe. They paid $3,500 each. Charles Tull, who insulted Elizi Green, a colored woman, Monday, was fined 10 in police court Tuesday morning. His cousin Joe in the country was sent for, but Tull had raised the money and got out before Joe arrived. Mrs.

Diesbach, living on South Fourth street, has complained to the police that the boys who play ball on Fourth etreet every evening have wrought considerable damage to her flowers. The boys will not be allowed to play ball in the street any more. Most coughs may be cured in a few hours or at any rate in a few days, by the use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. With such a prompt and sure remedy as this at hand, there is no need of prolonging the agony for weeks and months. Keep this remedy in your house.

Times tra hard and people are putting their money where it will go the farthest. If you need anything in the shoe line A. F. Heinz can save you money. For the next ten days he will sell everything at great reduction and you will find at his store the biggest bargains you ever struck.

J. W. Whitaker an old citizm of A'chlson, died in Topeka Sunday cf dropsy, seed 69 years. The funeial services were held at Lowman Hill chapel In Topeka Monday afternoon and the remains were buried in Mt. Vernon cemetery in Atchison yesterday.

He leaves a wife and two sons to mourn his loss. Alpha flour is the best. Fine Strawberries For th! morning's trade. Try a can of Sardines and Tomato auce, 10c. Deviled Ham, 10c a can.

A tumbler of choice Hon ey in comb, 10c Tycoon Tea, 35c a pound. M. S- Coffee, 30c pound- P. Barre Thb WroB-Awaxx Grocer. It is its or ly.

unaer a suspension or the ru'ts, acd passed. Ayes: Bereman, Cssey, Craw iora, aiansreisaorr, tnreeper, fcingie'on, iarman, vsnuoorn, z. mmerman, Zoii 10. SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE in rrdinasce patkicg Kearney street. rroni i to cix'u streets, was placed oa ita second re-idicg when, on motion cf CcuECtiman Beiernan, its further consideration was poEtpoed until the next rejuisr An orrti'ir ca amending section of Chapter XXVcl th? General Ordinances, wts react "tocd time, and pissed.

Aea: ksp, Caey, Crawford, Mangelsdorf, Siug Tar. man, Van Doom, n.mermaE, 10. An o'omnre amending Section 4, of Chapter XXV tf th? General Ordinacces, was teau a second time. Councilman Zjllmcved 'o amend by excepting the soutl sidt! of Main etreet, from Eighth to X.nth which was lest. The ordinance then passed.

Ayes: Bere-mas, Crawford, riingVton, Streeper, Tarmar, VanDoorr, Zimmerman 7. Ncef: Casey, Mangelsdorf, oil 3. An ordinance amerding terttons 1 and 2, of otdmance number 18C8, entitled "An ordinance granting permirsion to D. S. Pipes, bis successors and assigns, to erect and maintain signs at street intersections," vras p'peed on its second reading.

Councilman Bereman meed to amend by Euhstitut'ng an ordinance with the same ti'Ie. The ordinance was read a second time and passed. Ayes-Bereman, Cc-y. Sitgieton, Streeper, VanDoorn, G. Noes: Crawford, MangeJsdoif, Tarman, Zimmerman 4, An ordinance condemning and appropriating certain rpal ee'ate for the use cf the city of Atehifoa, and for the of widening Harmony street in Ylerkle's addition, waa read a second time and passed.

Ayes Bereman, Casey, Crawford, Msngo'snorf, Singleton, Tarmac, Vac Doom, Zimmer man, )1I 10. REPOUTS OP OFFICERS. The repi ris of the various city officers for the current month were referred to the commi ts on accounts. Tbe f.ity engineer reported that Mr. A D.

CI nk hart comnleted the sirtewalk abutting cn lot lfi, blccS 3, Merkl6'fl ad according to bis contract, and that he had accepted the ssme. On motion the report was approved, and the mayor snd clerk were directed to lBfue side walk bonds against the lot in payment of the same. APPOINTMENTS AND CONFIRMATIONS. The mayor appointed, and the council confirmed, the following: Appraisers of the damages to properly owners caused hy condemning and ap propriating certain reai estate for the purpose cf widening Harmony street, in Kerkle'a addition: 8. C.

A. iY. Simpson and C. D. Kuichics.

Apprais3rscf the value of the lots and pieces of ground JisV for the cost of zradinsr, curbing aLd pnving North street, from Commercial street to Division street: Henry Dtn.on, J. H. Talbott and R. B. Drury.

MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS, By Councilman Crawford: Resolved, That the city clerk not iy J. M. Challiss that his pay as accountant to determine the amount of interest due the city from the county, on account of delinquent taxes, ceased on June let, and for him to hie hia report as eooa as possible. Adopted. Councilman Casey called up the mat ter of the repairs to the Branchton bridge, when the chairman of the com mittee on improvements was instructed to confer with the board of county com.

miasiocers and aec-rtain a definite amount which the board will contribute toward the expanse of the same. Councuman Crawford moved that the ci'y engineer bi instructed to examine the roadway of the viaduct and determine what repairs were necessary, witu plans and estimated cost of same, and report to aa adjourned meeting of this council, to be neia une wnich was adopted. Councilman btreeper moved that the committee cn improvements be instructed to employ contractors putting aowa anjoinicg sidewalks, to build the walks wnere practicable, whioh was adopted. Councilman Zoll moved that the city clerk notify the contractors to replace the defective curb ca Ri'ey street, at once, to trie satisfaction of the enemeer. or suit will be brought to enforce the same, which was Councilman Crawford moved that the city engineer be instructed to ascertain how many crossings ca the brick paved streets wtra out of repair, and report to the adjourned meeting of the council plans ana esumarea cost of repairing esme, inducing difference ia expense of iron and wood, which was adopted.

Councilman Bereman moved that the city engineer determine the practicabil ity cf pu'ticg in an.litioaal sewer pipe in a waterway on Third street near the north city and if approved that the superintendent of streets do- the work, which was adopted. The council then adjourned until Mon- day evening, une at 8 clock. a. C. 1 rueblood.

City Clerk. Cure for Headache. As a remedy for all fotma of headache I Electric Bitters has proved to be the very I best. It effects a peimanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its intljence. vve urge all who I are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial.

In cases of ha bitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Fifty cents and 1.00 at Geo. Barton drug store. 2 NOT SO lt.4-KYlI-r.SS AS IT SKEMS.

Bhe Here is a stein for your letter; you can repay lue. wbe you come back iromureuonuiiaeieniDf. He And suselm killed in a rail- wav accident. She Oh, well the loss wouldn't be Tery great! I'unch. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, DR; CREAM S5S MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder.

Fa I An Atchison Drusr Store Makes an Un usual Exhib.t. The rrincipal attraction rn street Tuesday was a f6m'iy of 'possums in Sam Stoll't! window. Tiie porklirg crea tures were ciptured by a Missouri far. mer and the fami consists of the mother and nine bright-eyed, grinning babies. The opossum, or 'pcsfum, as he is com monly called, was the first marsupial animal known, and Borne of the earlieat American writers Epeak of it as a very wonderful creature.

The anioal Las pouch in which the young are carrif and the Utile fellows retreat inio its foil at the approach of dscper. The mother ofttimes carries her young on her back and they entwine their prehensile tails around hers and cl.ng to the fur of her back. The 'possum is one of the most cunning of animals, and if it is pursued and finds that it cannot escape, it feigns death, and though you may kick and cuff it about in the ruiest manner it will remain with its eyes and iws sat and the foam oozing from its mouth as if in the throes of death. The yourg 'pr-Esum very much i eembles a rat, except that its cose longer and mcrj pointed. The litter sometimes consists of sixteen.

They are born blind, naked and ehapelees, acd weigh scarcely more than a grain each. They do not bein to leave the pouch until they are about the cf a mouse. The mother exhibits a very strong attach snent to her brcod. The 'pr szum is eagily domesticated, but its strong odor makes it an unpleasant pet. The food of the 'possum consists of small quadrupeds, reptiles, bird' eggs, inaectp, fruits and the Juicy stalks of plantB.

SAT ON HIM- Herman Kauorauf'e Boy Almost Smothered to Deatti. Herman Kauerauf, foreman of the Central liranch wrecking crew, whose home Is at Commercial Etreet, appeared at the police station with his 0-year-old son last evening and wanted George Wilson and Ben and Charley Holland arrested for brutal treatment to bis son. Kauerauf bays that the boya threw bis little boy down, sat oq him, and, putting their hate over his face, almost smothered the lad to death. Chief 8eip says the toys are too small to be arrested and the only thing he can do is to repiimand them and warn their parents to give them better training. Kauerauf says he has been all over the world, and even in Africa, but that West Atchison has some of the meet uncivil ized people he ever saw.

MATRIMONIAL. Several More Contracts Leak Out In Atchison Tnesday. M. 8. Stevens, who operates the book store, and Kiss Dora Weik, will ba married at tho German Lutheran church at 8 o'clock this evening.

F. W. Tanner, superintendent of the Missouri Pacific bridge and building department, 6nd Miss Hsttie Hosier, a teacher in the West Atchison school, will be married shortly. Asa Boyd, of B. O.

Running's ba'h par-lore, and Miss Nettie Lewis, of Lincoln, will be married Thursday. James Turner and Mies Chisham, both of Potter, will ba married today. LITTLE GIRL ROBBED While On Her Way to the Meat Market In North Atcnison. N. J.

Campbell, living at 511 North Sixth etreet, complained to the police last evening that his little girl had been robbed by two colored girls while on her way to the meat market. She had a pocket book containing about $7. The colored girls ran after her and she fell, at the same time dropping the pocket book. The colored girls then grabbed the purse and ran. The thieves are known and will be arrested this morning.

TIME INCREASED. The Central Branch shops Forces Get Ten Hours More. Orders were received by Master Mechanic Weller at the Central Branch shops yesterday to increase the working time to ten hours more In the week. This will be glad news to the employes who have been laying oil two days out of the week, Wednesday and Saturday for some time. It is said that the new orders will apply to all the departments.

Sol Ice to Ow ners of Pojrs. Please take notice that on and after Monday, June 1, 1896, policemen will be instructed to arrest without further no-tice, all persons liable for dog licenses, who have not paid the same as required by the ordinances of the city. O. E. Skip, Chief of Police.

To Contractors and Builders. I have Just received a fresh stock of lime, cements and cement plaster, sewer pipe, fire brick and fire clay, and solicit your natromjnv A Wribhts, The Time tor Building Up the system is at this season. The cold weather has made unusual drains upon the vital forces. The blood has become impoverished and impure, and all the functions of the body suffer in conse quence. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great builder, because it is the one true blood purifier and nerve tonic.

Hood's Pills become the favorite ca thartic with all who use them. All druggists. 25 cents. Use Alpha flour. Don't Eeed the Moths With Your Best Winter Garments when a few dimes will save them.

A Dime's Worth of the right article may save dollars, and the right article is Camphor Camphor Balls White Tar Paper TO BE HID AT KMKBb Drnggistg. a Us 3 Alpha flour. Alpha flour ia the best. Smoke Brunneman's Mascot 5c cigsr G. Thaver for cickeB cholera cure Last year Paddy Brown paid $12 a day taxation.

Roast lamb and green pease at Wiley's today for dinner. T. B. Gerow is now corre potdent for the Kansas City World. See Harry Walcott for gravel or tin roofing and all kinds cf repairing.

J. M. Eowen Co 'a rheumatism cure cannot be excelled. It ia a snre cure. Plenty of fancy strawberries and raspberries this morning at John J.

lntfen's. Melvin Brown of Muscotah, who is in the city for treatment, is gradually im proving. If you wiah a gocd cigar worth a nickel try the Beauty, two for a nickel. They are excellent. At Webber 3.

A. ss, building. A catfish weighirg 18G pounds was caueht in the river this side of St. Jce Monday by Frank Bundy. The Jury has been discharged and the court will convene next Monday to heir the motion and set the day for the trial of Casey.

Dr. Bogle and Virg Byram drove Biker's sorrel horse in from the Byram farm, six miles, In minuteE yesterday. Tho assessment of the bridge was in creased $25,000 in the city of Atchison, making tha assf srniect in the city 0C0 acd the $50,000 Shannon township, It is reported that Frank Fiihwick was hurt in to.e St. etorm and that Harry L'ndsey bad a narrow escape, They are working for an electric 1-ght company there. For sale A Utter of Kew Foundland born May 17, lbJb, irvtn good, large stock and will mike large, hand- somn and intelligent dogs.

Address Sunflower State Kennel-, Woodstorj. Kansas. Theo Byram and Don Beaton ate back from Arizona. The cattle wero nearly all cottract'-d for in that country ard it waa with diEcalty that they secured the 136 hend. Tnpy unloaded these four cars at Hawthorne Monday.

The latest thing out in the horse line is a new curry comb called the Champior, aEd is for sale by R. E. It f.vercomes all the of ok! fashioned curry comb, and merits the iuvestitatioa of evry horse owner, Health and happiness are relativa con ditions: at any rate, there can b3 little happiness without health. To give th body its full measure of strength and en ergy, the blood should be kept pure and vigorous, by the use of Ayer'd Sarsapa rilla. The newest thing out to keep moths cut of clothing is the White Tar Paper, It is the strongest, the safest, the clean est of all moth destroyers.

On account of its strength it suffices to distribute only a few sheets between the goods in a trunk, drawer, etc. For ea'e at Knffer Kessler's. One of the Forepaugh -Sells circus advertising car3 wss in town last nigh This show visits Leavenworth and 8 Joe. but does not come to Atchison. The only show in sight for Atchison this yeer is the Buffalo Bill exhibition.

Brnum Bailey's, Buffalo Bill' and Forepauch- Sellb' are all under one management. The rail we porters are figuring on a big time at their picnic at Forest park June 18. Excursion trains will be run from different towns and it is believed a big crowd of colored people will visit the city on that day. Jackson's band will be over from Topeka. A cf inter estiag features are being arianged for.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria- Ex-Policemen Fiannery ad Hoi thausen were fined 82 CO and f3.50 re spectively in police court Tuesday morn- ine for being intoxicated. It is said that Fiannery pulled off his coat in the cell Monday night and tried to start a rough house with the prisoners. At Brother time he lead in prayer with the prionerf.

Wake up tocb liver with a 25-cent package of Simmons Liver ReguHter- enongh to wake up the liver of all the family. A dOre a day is enough, and a small one at that, but it will do the work well and withont discomfort. It is the bset blood and the best spring medicine. is the siugguh liver that clogs the system and poieoas the blood. Wake up the hver.

J. H. Zsilin Philadel phia, Pi- The commence ment exercises of the Western Seminary will take piice this evening at the Lutheran church on Park street. Mr. B.

F. Kistler the graduate. The music will be furnished by a double quartet of college students. The bitlle hvmn of the re- farmation, 'JSin Festeburg," will be given. Tha public is cordiilly invited and the r-xcrcisfs all through are cf a high order and a very pleasing nature.

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