Cromwell's Kansas Mirror from Kansas City, Kansas • 4

If tried some of the best doctors in Chic- but all CIDH (Old n. failed to cure me. I called on Dr. MeagKer and un der his excellent treatment, in ten or twelve davs, claim to.be entirely rid of both maladies, and would Go to Jacob Miwot tfct first choice from recommend the doctor to all suffering as 1 likve oeen hi new stock fc Spring suit. Olbp in edstone, DesMoins Iowa, Jan 5th, i8S6.

NEURALGIA CURED. 10 retrace stock, Jacob Minot, the MEAT AMD To An. Whom It May Concern: This is to Intern Tailor, will make sweeping re- certify that for the past ten years I have been afflicted duc tioas in the price of suits and pants with neuralgia and sciatic rheumatism, at times be Written expressly for the Mirror By 8. J. Skeet.

Any person to appreciate greatness in a master mind must necessarily have a proportionate greatness in his own, for sordid and little thinkers cannot bring their own to the majestic magnitude of conception and adoration required to feel its'overwhelming force. Scinece is the plumb of truth, And wisdom, Nature's level; One sounds the depth of Error's base, (X)TOIlESj3I0IJAL. 8UMMART OF PKOCIIDDf GS, MVAsmJJGTOJT, March 15. When the iem-ate met Mr. Plumb sent to the clerk's detk and had read a letter written by a Washing ton firm of pension claim agents to a Kansas Soldier, saying that some time ago they had written to him asking to be allowed to take his pension claim to congress, and they had not heard from him in reDly that they were conversant with his claim and bettered that if properly presented congress would not refuse a special pension; that their fee was (35, of which $10 was payable in advance; that 863 special pension bills were passed by the last congress and a still larger number Would probably be passed by the present congress; that this was the best time for the nresentation of cases to congress, as the ing perfectly helpless, and I was obhired to 1 icr me next 28 days.

crutches for several months. During aii that time I have been under the treatment of some of the so called 'best' physicians in this city, but obtained no MARKET GETABL permanent relief. Much of the time 1 have not been Veil McCage's Spda Fountain and I(e Cream Parlors will be open next Sunday. 1919 Sixth street, McKenzie's able to perform my household labor, or get about old stand. with any kind of ease.

I had given up in despair, as I supposed my case hopeless, until I called on Dr. Meagher, who recently came to this city, and under his treatment in a. brief space of time my neuralgia OCCULIST, AURIST, And Specialist in Chronic Diseases. and sciatic rheumatism has entirely disappeared. waju Miuui, xne eastern xauor, is making several wedding suits for our cheerfully recommend the doctor to those who are HAVE OPENE 1 or may be afflicted as I have been, or with any Both consign it to the devil.

Beware of poisoned kisses; they dethrone reason; even Christ was sold chronic disease. JiLLEN S. 1ALE, Three miles west of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. RHEUMATIC GOUT CURED. outain soda, all flavors, 1919 East kv Thom A OFFICE: 1906 East Sixth Street, Kansas City, Kansas.

Daily Sixth street. ti, in This is to certify that for the past twenty vears I JLJJ.O BllupiCOb eUIl YVlbtl CAjJl CB31U11 iB have been afflicted with rheumatic gout, and for the ruits, pies, confections and cigars Meat and Vegetable Market at KANSAS AVE. 1105 fast five years have been unable to perforin but very ittle labor, and most of the time suffered intense pain. at 1919 Sixth street. far more beautiful than one with the most superb execution without.

Trust not malicions tale bearers, VV hen out of my bed I had to move around on crutch Road and Cable Cars pass the door every minute. 1105 es. 1 have been treated by some of the best nhvsi 21 of the Best Heals in the city for a 3.50 at Veil McCage's restaurant, cians in the country, but all failed and told me my case was hopeless. 1 consulted Dr. Meagher, and without you wish to become the victim of their poisonons tongues of under his treatment in a tew weeks, 1 claim to be en 119 East Sixth street.

tirely cured. I should reccommend the Doctor to all suffering from rheumatism in any form for a speedy cure. -uakuaixs irom to sjiu saved on each suit at Jacob Minot, No. 1822 Sixth My wife suffered from neuralsria for fifteen vears. The Doctor offers his services to all afflicted with diseases of the Eye and Ear, or Chouic Diseases of any kind or character.

He has been in this line of practice Twenty-five Years, and Guarantees a Cure in every case he undertakes. 1 i 1 country was on the eve of a congressional and presidential election and parties and individuals were on their metal to make a record Mr. Plumb expressed the belief that large amounts were being obtained through BUch representations, although the Writer could render no service whatever. Not only Would an attorney not be permitted to appeal before the pension committee, but he could perform no useful service whatever In connection with special pension cases. It was an outrage (putting it mildly) for men to be imposed upon that way.

He asked that the pension committee take the letter and consider it and make a report to the senate so that such swindling of ex-soldiers could not be continued. The letter was referred to the committee on The house went into committee of the whol for consideration of senate amendments to the urgent deficiency bill. That appropriating $25,000 for the pay of assistant custodians and janitors of public buildings and for the reinstatement of as many persons discharged since February 1 as might be necessary was agreed to. That proposing to strike out the appropriation of $100,000 for the purpose of making 100 feet longer the dry dock now under contract to be built at the Brooklyn navy yard, and that striking out the clause directing the public printer to rigidly enforce the eight hour law were nonconcured in and the committee rose. slander.

Put not a curse upon another's head, It may revert upon thine own instead. The most righteous look upon wealth 11c ars aiso cureu ner 111 seven tiavs. street. Phillip Snyder Lima, 111., Oct. 12th, 1SS5.

Mrs. Snyder. St. Louis. March 7th.

iSS And Solicit A Share of Public Patronage. My Shop Will Be Opened. Every iVEoirxxlxxs; AT FIVE O'CLOCK. The Sabbath school of the Wood street Baptist Church is growing in as a necessity; none but the most de I will state that I have had the rheumatic gout for IS yearstand have been confined to the house for praved worship it as a god. popularity and usefulness.

The at months at the time. After a few visits from I)r "Wealth and invention may girdle the Meagher my pains are all srone and the swelling- has Dr. Meagher may be consulted by mail or in person at his office. tendance moreases, and this is right. nearly oisapeared.

earth with wonders, but it requires further aid than these to build an inch 1 HOS. J. fcEXTON. Brother of Chief of St. Louis Fire.

Dep't. 1 the Sabbath school is made attractive nd earnest teachers who love their work are in charge, even the "big And Close At 9 o'clock in the Evening. INFLAMATORY RHEUMATISM. of track toward heaven. To all concerned Dr.

Meagher. 2K0 Jefferson ave. Dear Sir, This certifies that seven months airo The following Testimonials should be carefully read by all persons suffering from any of the diseases enumerated: LET THE BLIND SEE. We desire to call the special attention of all per- loys" will find much more attraction there than in the various loitering was taken with inflamatorv rheumatism. Mv left Man taught by man within our greatest schools, May learn their all, yet be the worst of fools.

leg was partiany paranzeo irom mv Knee to mv toes. places with which the city abounds. 11 oeing mucn reduced and almost lost all feeling 111 it. Tried three eminent doctors, but no relief came. Sixth street has been partially I Shall KEEP THE BEST sons in the city or vicinity, who maybe suffering from sore eyes, no matter from what cause, to the Some of these doctors gave up my case and said the limb should be amputated.

I also despaired of ever cleaned. Finish it up, please. fact that they may obtain immediate relief and in getting cured, seeing a notice ot Ur. Meagher's most cases a permanent cure, by consulting Dr, great success in treating rheumatism and paralysis, 1 consulted him and he told me he could cure me in Meaarhcr at the First National Hotel. CORRESPONDENCE.

Armotjrdale, March 21, '88. Editor Kansas Mirror Dear Sir: The coming election is Jacob Minot, The Eastern Tailor, No can it. i ji. i a short time. 1 Ie prepared me some medicine and to J.OJ.A oiAiu street, is me piace to get a Ur.

Meagher has made the treatment or sore eyes a specialty for the past fifteen years, and his almost universal success has been little less than miracu my great satisfaction, after a few days treatment, I am entirely cured. I should recommend the Doctor The Market Affords, and Guarantee My perfect fit. Good work and livinsr lous. In proof of this fact, he has thousands of cer fraught with great interest to the to all those afflicted as I have been for a speedy cure, Eva I ANGLE. tificates from parties whom he has cured, and has a prices.

Messrs. Vail McCage have pur number Irom well known residents of Minneapolis Wares Fresh, Clean and Palatable. Joseph Hangle, her father, v.e Bruoster street. entire city. No portion of the city has been misrepresented as badly as the De upon whom he has operated during- the past few oit, eb.

1 ith, 1S78. 1 he above certificate was sworn and subscribed to before James J. Handel, weeks. Let the sufferers come, be convinced and restored to sight. St.

Paul Pioneer Press, August chased Billy McKenzie's restaurant, 3 919 Sixth street, and will conduct the circuit cuuri. commissioner. Sixth ward, for all the good accomplished by our delegates in council we have only the record that they have loin, 1074. SIGHT RESTORED. Washington, March 16.

Senator Blackburn's desk was georgeously conspicuous this morning with floral tributes in the form and colors of the United States flag sent by the HaLcock veteran association of Philadelphia, in recognition of his "so ably defending the nioinory of our dead heroes Generals McClellan and Hancock." The resolution offered by Mr. Frye yesterday calling for copies of minutes and protocols of the fisheries commission ana that offered by Senato Dolph as to fur seal fishing in Alaska were taken up and passed. The senate resumed consideration of the undervaluation bill, and Mr. Allison stated that he believed that the fourteenth section was effective to carry out the purposes intended and was in no degree and in no way unjust to any honest importer. After a lengthy debate the bill was passed without division.

Mr. Plumb then offered a preamble and resolution reciting the fact of the interruption of freight traffic on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and the T. 8. F. railroads, and instructing the committee on interstate commerce to inquire whether such interruption of commerce was occasioned by the failure of the railroad companies to adopt necessary precautions or by other neglect of their duty as common carriers.

The resolution was laid Wm ame in first class style, making a specialty of something Good to Eat. Dear Friend: This is tojeertify that 15 years ago, I lost the use of my left eye from a film which grew over the sig lit, and I was told by different doctors that my left eye was lost to me. Three their salary. The democratic nominee for councilman from the 6th Invite the public to call. Club House Restaurant, just opened Try it.

1105 Kansas Avenue, years hence I was attacked with sore and inflamed eyes, which continued sore for a long time, so that pixd is educated, competent, honest and experienced. With J. I. Packard 1 couiuf scarcely see. seeing-a notice 01 your treat ment published in the different papers, I was in ARMOURDALE, KANSAS.

The Club House Restaurant sets the finest meal in the city. 1813 East 6th dnced to try your celebrated Eye Water, which I did, and in three weeks my eyes were entirely cured. and now I can see with both eyes as well as ever. in the council we certainly would have a man who has brains and language enough to express his opinion. He will poll nearly double the vote of his street.

Fresh Fish received daily at Mclviv- nope you wm make your treatment public. Vours Truly, Michael. Graham. Greenland, Ontanagon April to, 1863, NEW EYES. RGAMS THE ALLEGE opponent.

Mr. Packard is not a new ctt Barretts, 1915 E. sixth st. Rare bargains fresh and salt comer here, but has done the city long, arduous serviee. lie was constable Some of the Work Being Done by Dr.

Csni Bofcreaeei viib Order tnl Meagher. cava delay. two years, city marshal of Armourdale for one year, and sergeant on the city NEWS NOTES. The democrats of Elmira, N. elected their nominees except one alderman.

The Wamsutta mills, at New Bedford, have shnt down, throwing 2,500 employes out of work. It is believed in London that Prince Nicholas of Lichtenburg; will be Russia's candidate for the Bulgarian throne. About 1,000 men employed at the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago railroad shops in Allegheny, have been discharged. Cause, insufficient work. The press committee of the brotherhood of engineers made the statement in New York that unless other roads would refuse to haul Burlington freight a general strike would result.

The attorney for the boodle Cook county, 111., commissioners left for Ottawa on the 6th to file briefs in application to the supreme court for supersedeas and the admission of the boodlers to bail. The general laws committee of New York, which has been taking testimony on trusts of various kinds, recommends Last Monday evening-, as we dropped into the Central Hotel, we were invited into the parlor by ITarae thii paper Ul Then orderiag. over. Messrs. Hale, Allison and (JocKi-ell were appointed a conference committee on the urgency deficiency bill, and the senate adjourned till The house went into committee of the whole for consideration of senate amendments to the urgent deficiency bill.

On the recommendation of the committee on appropriations, an amendment was adoDtea appropriating $927,000 to reimburse the state of Texas for police force under Marshal John lit. jvieag-ner, wno nas estaousned his eye and ear infirmary there. He introduced us to a young lady sirtingin tne room as Miss JJevany, and alter sev Sheelian. He is known to be honest, and he ought to receive almost the en erat minutes conversation, the docotor asked a judgement upon her eyes. We felt sort of peculiar tire vote of the Sixth ward.

over sucn a question in the presence 01 the lady, and did not feel at liberty to express the very favorable 05 fa upuiiuu wkz ifciu, urn, me uwior nnauy explained that the reason for the question was because be hud recently turmsiied Miss IJeVany with an artiiicial A Tax Payer. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS AND NOTES. Mrs. Ellen Tupper, known as "the eye. We had to ask which was the one, for they meats, eggs, poultry, fish and early vegetables at McKivett Barrett's, S915 E.

sixth st. K. C. K. Having opened a restaurant at 1813 Sixth street and fitted it up in first class style, I solicit the trade of a critical public.

My place wrill be known as the Club House Restaurant. 1 Pinch Marler. Send your Meat Orders to McKivett Barrett, 1915 sixth st. and save money. Marsh's Corner Drug Store.

Fresh eggs country butter at the City Market, 1915 Sixth K. K. Use Marsh's Golden Balsam for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Consumption. appeared as near alike as two eyes usually do Af ter that we are prepared for almost any sort of de velopments in the occuiist profession, particularly wnen ur. meagner is ine occuiist.

bee woman," and one of the foremost entomologists of the world, died suddenly at El Paso, where she was He is doing remarkable things in treating di seased eves, and in suonlvimr artificial ontics. Another of his patients tiere is Mr. Muench's visiting her daughter. son, wno lost an, eye some time ago. Miss Ue Vany lost hers some years ago, but you would not suspect it to see her now.

Sioux Falls Pioneer Press. It is rumored in business circles at new legislation and that the attorney general proceed against all violators of CO expenses incurred in repelline invasion and suppressine Indian hostilities. Mr. Boutellc of Maine moved to concur In the senate amendment striking out the clause appropriating $100,000 for the purpose of lengthening the Broooklyn navy yard dry dock, but it was lost yeas, 106; nays, 143; and the house ratified the action of the committee of the whole and Messrs. Burns, Sayres and McComas were appointed conferrees.

The house then took a recess until evening, when it passed thirty-five pension bills, and at 10:30 adjourned until to-morrow. Washington, March 19. A large number of bills were reported and placed on the calendar and. th senate proceeded to the consideration of bills in their regular order. The bill to reimburse the depositors of the Freed-men's bank went over without action, but fifty -five minor measures were A large number of new measures were introduced In the house and the bill passed discontinuing the coinage of the $3 gold piece and the gold $1.

Washington, March 20. Among the bills reported and placed on the calendar in the senate were the following: To relieve the ENTIRELY CURED. Montreal that the Dominion government intends to publish a blacklist con NOT BUY A WATCH OR PIECE Jeweler's of Jewelry, till you see I lavter the the law. George Milligan, of Shawneetown, To All Concerned: I will state that I have been mnch afflicted with sore and inflamed eyes fine watches by expe- oargains. 1 nc repairing ot taining the names of all the American suit all.

nenced -workmen a specialty at prices to firms which are in the habit of entering No. 21 Gillis Opera I louse JJlock, East Fifth St. caused Dy some iorcign suDstance getting into them. I have been under treatment bv two of the most em dutiable goods under false pretenses, inent occulists in Kansas City, for four weeks, deserted his wife some time ago, and has since lived with Hester De-weese. On the 6th Mrs.

Milligan attempted to break up the alliance and Dut my eyes seem to get worse all the time. I con and those escaping taxes. The list, it is further stated, has been ready for some suited Dr. Msagher and under his excellent treat tot The West gth St. ment in a brief space of time my eyes are now entirely well, and I can read and write as well as ever, was shot dead by her husband's $275 ORGAN $90.00.

Ftool and Book Free. Other beautiful Btyl troru S50 to 8375. Circulars frtse on application. Special 30 Day offer now ready. The oldefct organ manufacturer In Washington, N.

J. 20 year manufacturing organ. This organ will be Bent on 15 daya' test trlaU 29,000 of these organs now In use. lnV beautiful, they are street, they are laUngm AfMrw the manufacturer, H. W.

Ajjucqkb, Washington, N. We do not much want men to specu I should recommend Dr. Meagher to all suffering with sore eyas, no matter what the cause, for a late town lots and tne broad acres LYCEUM It is positively stated that the Cana surrounding our city, but people to populate and develope the resources of dian government will proceed with the construction of the Sault Ste Marie peedy cure. Respectfully, Wm. H.

Gray, 1905 6th Kansas City, Kan, Kansas City, Kansas, Feb. 16th, iSSS. THE BLIND MADE TO SEE. Dr. Meagher, time, and contains the names of some of the most prominent firms across the border.

At Findlay, Mrs. Rudolph Heller and child were found dead and Mr. Heller in an unconscious condition at their home. It was discovered that the natural gas flame in the cook stove had been by some means extinguished during the night, allowing the gas to fill the house and it asphyxiated the inmates. our city.

We want from our own citi THEATRE, canal without asking a guaranty from zens less talk, fewer promises, but tne American government for tne per more work. 1312 W. 9th St. 1312 Michigan 5ir: ihis is to certify that my daughter la years of age, had been blind for one year, with what the doctors called scrofulous sore petual right of use of the canal. r4.a.,'i.i,--v..I We want a large, commodious first class hotel building to accomodate the 1 -Missouri.

Kansas City, travel coming here. eyes. After trying different remedies presented by various physicians and others, and everything tried failed to give her relief, I called in Dr. Meagher, and in two weeks, under his excellent treatmeut, the scrofulous disorder was entirely removed and her sight restored. She can now see as well as ever.

We want that hotel kept by a first Sam Yarnell, Manager. treasurer of the United States from the amount now charged to him and deposited with the several states; to encourage the holding of a national industrial exposition of the arts, mechanics and products of the colored race in the United States in 1888-89; to authorize the secretary of the treasury to apply the surplus money in the treasury to the purchase of United States bonds and to the prepayment of Interest; providing that pensions be rated according to the rank held at the date of discharge. Mr. Blair's bill eiving preferences for civil service appointments among men who had been disloyal during the war to those who had served In the confederate army and who were suffering from wounds of disabilities, caused a lengthy discussion. Mr.

Daniel, of Virginia, made a brilliant speech in opposition to the In the house, on motion of Mr. Ford of Michigan, a bill The BEST PIANOS and ORGANS IN THE WORLD Are manufactured and sold for the least money by and I earnestly recomend your treatment to all who A FIRST CLASS VARIETY THEATRE class tenant in first class style. We want an Opera House. We want at least a couple of elevators First class people in all lines want good roads to open up a 0 of the profession can get dates may De afflicted with sore eyes. Yours Truly, John LaBoue.

Hancock, Mich. March 10, 1S73. DEAFNESS CURED. I will state that when two years old I was taken with the small pox, which caused entire deafness for several years, my ears discharging offensive matter all the time. I have been under the treatment good trade with our neighbors.

We want here all kind of people, who if they have small capital even in at all times. Ul CL Doors Open at 7. Curtain Rises at 8,20, money have large resources in character, in energy, and in capacity for pro of several well recomended doctors, one of whom Admission 10 and 15 cents. W4 was passed creating a port or delivery at Grand Rapids, after which 1 03 I Mr. Heller was taken to a neighbor's house and resuscitated, but his wife and child were dead.

General Freight Agent Hibbard, of the Vandalia line, has slashed into coal freight rates by cutting the price of hauling from Illinois mines from 50 to 37 cents per ton. There has been trouble over Hlinois coal rates for some time, and an attempt was made to patch up the matter. The Vandalia, Louisville Nashville, Chicago Alton, Cairo Short Line, Indianapolis St. Louis, Wabash and other roads were represented at the meeting. The session was red-hot, and Hibbard ended it with vigor.

Senator Manderson, says a Washington special, introduced a petition signed by the supreme court judges of the state of Nebraska and most of the state officials, praying that the Dorsey court bill be made a law. The judiciary committee of the senate has this bill held, and there is no doubt that if the people Mr. Rockwell of Massachusetts called up the bill appropriating $75,000 for the erection of A. Gamier, Jr. President.

nfV I 1 H) a fireproof workshop at the national armory J. Gamier, Treasurer and, after considerable debate it was passed, The remainder of the dav was devoted to the discussion of labor measures. ductive labor. We want our own people who are here, and all who are coming, to attend each and every one to his own business, and let the officers of the law attend to their duties. We want above all, that every one of our citizens be in favor of home protection, home industry, and home MISSOURI VALLEY bl I- Ul ca bl to Washington, March 21.

When the senate met Mr. Blair, speaking in reference to his bill to give preference for civil service appointments to wounded ex-soldiers of the confed ELECTRIC COMPANY, eracy as between men who had been disloyal, II If 'tis a Sewing- Machine you wish to buy, Send for a Union and give it a try. It's simplicity first will strike your eye, I The principle too is equally new. By it's reversible feed you're enabled to sew Backward or forward without running slow. The shuttle is steel, and runs like an eel Without breaking thread or a snarl at the Iicel.

No gears to rattle, un cams to grind, But eccentric's the movement, and ywi will find Mechanical judgment sanction's that kind; See it and buy it and not be behind. No springs are used on the feed below; The motion is positive, so sure to The attachments also are cipKilly new They are plated with nickle and nt very few And astonish the world with the work they wHl do. said that several senators on both sides had requested him to have the bill lie over Contractors and Dealers in ELECTRIC treated me for two years and also operated on my ear, but all faild to do me any good, and I gave up all hopes of over being cured. I called on Dr. Meagher and, under his treatment, in three weeks my hearing is now entirely restored, and my ears made healthy.

I should recomend the Dr. to all similarly afflicted. Mrs. Etley Stone. Sioux Falls, D.

Jan. 25th, 1SS0. DEAF FOR TWELVE YEARS. To All Concer ned This is to certify that Dr. Meagher has removed a polypus (humor) from both my ears, perfectly restoring my hearing after it had been seriously impaired for twelve years, and I very cheerfully recommend him to all who may be suffering from partial or complete deafness.

C. V. Booth, Sioux Falls, D. May 14th, 1S79. DEAF FOR TWELVE YEARS.

Twelve years ago I was taken with the scarlet fever, since which time I have been entirely deaf in my left ear. It was continually inflamed and discharged offensive matter. I consulted Dr. Meagher, and under his treatment, in two weeks my hearing is now entirely restored. Those who may be similarly affected wiU do well by calling on Dr.

Meagher. Sigel Carr, Dell Rapids, D. March 5th, 1S79. HOME TESTIMONY. Armordale, March 16th, iSSS To All Concerned: I will state that I have been, for the nast two vears.

much afflicted with a still further. He therefore asked Its post 0 ponement until next Tuesday when ne would ask the senate to dispose of the pending question its second reading. Mr. Vance denied the correctness of the statement made WASHINGTON. WARREN CO.

N.J. SUPPLIES, yesterday by Mr. Blair as to there being 20,000 ex-eonfederate soldiers in the state of North MENTION THIS PAPER. Carolina alone who had lost limbs, and many of them were destitute and in almshouses. B.

T. NEWBT. J. M. ENOCHS, Locksmith's Goods, Electric 610,000 worth of fine boots and shoes to be sold at a sacrifice, to make room for spring stock.

Every pair warranted. Everyone buying goods, or having repairing done to the amount of $1.25 is entitled to a ticket for a drawing on a fine House and Lot worth $1,500. early to get Big Bargains. Cincinnati Boot and Shoe Honse, posite P. O.

Kansas Avenue, Armour-dale, Kansas. Notary Public. of Nebraska could agree upon just what they want it would be put through without much trouble. As it is, it is likely to hang on account of the internecine strife which has been waged on account of it lately. The house committee on public lands has decided by a party vote to formulate a general bill providing for the forfeiture of all unearned land grants.

The republican members offered two distinct bills, first to declare forfeiture outright of that portion of the land grant over ENOCHS NEWBT, There were none of them in almshouses and none bad died there. Mr. Blair explained that he had meant to say wounded soldiers, and the bill was laid over REAL ESTATE, RENTAL And Collection. I also grew in sore leg caused by blood poisioning. size so that I was unable to move about the house but CON VET A NCING DONE PJtOMrTLI, Bells, Hotel and House Annunciators, Burglar and Fire Alarms, Electric Gas Lighting Apparatus, Speaking Tubes Inserted, Key Fitting.

figyEstimates on Application. 517 MINNESOTA AVE. as proposed, and the senate took up and acted upon bills on the calendar In their regular order, passing such as were not objected house went into committee of the whole on the bill referring to the court of claims for adjustment the accounts of laborers, workmen and mechanics arising under the eight hour law. Mr. Rogers of Arkansas, in opposing it, said that it would involve an expenditure of nearly $100,000,000.

The proposition was ill-considered and various in its tendency. After considerable discussion the committee rose and the bill went over. which the road was not built within the Four Doors East of Post Office, EDMUND G. PUESCHEL, as ZED. TU'Ei WIZARD, No.

liasl l'ourth ICnnsas City. r.TJ2r -A- SPECIALTY. Finest Wines, Ltquors and Jligars Always On 1 1. mil. I NEW MEAT TJ1ARKET7 805 Kansas Avenue.

We have just opened a First-rlass Meat and Vegetable and ask the citizens of Armour-dale and vit inn to ill and examine the same. We will keep in stock the best of Veal, Pork, Mutton, Salt Meats, Sausage, Fish, Oysters, Butter, Kggs, Vegetables, Etc. Prices to suit the times. Respectfully, K1NU MI. MS, S05 Kansas Avenue, Arimmrdale, Kans time specified by the granting act.

The second bill was to declare forfeiture of the remainder of the land grant, or that part over which the road was completed Pay especial attention to the payment of Taxes fot during the specified time. This plan they thought would insure the passage Non-residents, do a general CollecUon and Conyeyancing business. Abstracts furnished and titles perfected. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. by tne senate of a bill of the nrst class, at least, without jeopardizing any and Fuck Goates, all forfeited land bills.

Chairman Chandler, of Georgia, in O. P. J. I. Tackard.

very little. I have been treated by different doctors, but no relief came, so I considered my case hopeless. In this emergency I consulted Dr. Meagher, and under his excellent treatment, in a brief space of time my leg is now entirely well and my health is comparatively good. I should recomemnd him to those who may be afflicted as I have been, or with any chronic disease, for a speedy cure.

Yours Respectfully, Mrs. Susan McCarrick, 70S Wyandotte Armourdale, Kan. INFL AMATORY RHEUMATISM. Kansas City, March Sth, 18SS. To All Concerned: I will state that I have been afflicted with infiamatory rhumatism for several weeks, being confined to my bed most of the time, and suffering much pain.

I have been treated by some of our test city physicians, but found no relief. I was advised by a friend to call on Dr. Meagher, and under his treatment in three days I was aruond town and have not been troubled since. I should cheerfully recommned Dr. Meagheri to all those who are suffering from rhumatism in any form for a speedy cure.

Respectfully, Wm. Kiley, Cor. 4th and Main Kansas City, Mo. CATARRH CURED. I will state that for the past ten years I have been afflicted with catarrh of the head and throat which caused me great annnovance.

I have been treated HAVE OPENED A BEAIi ESTATE OFFICE PRENTIS DOW, Packard, 1 General Dealers, in tends reporting from the committee on education to the house, a substitute for the Blair educational bill. It will be In the Provident Savings Bank, and are Roal Estate and Rental Agents, based upon the idea of Representative ready to supply customers with choice inside Property. If you want a good 90554 Kansas Avenue, Armourdale, Simmons, of North Carolina. It will Armourdale contains the best and largest Packing houses, and more of them, the great Stock Yards, Wooden-ware and Broom Factories, Glue Woiks, Dessicating Works, Machine Shops, Bridge Builders, Butterine Works, Soap Factories, Furniture Factories, Elevators, longest Cedar block paved streets, double track street car lines, L. Road and Dummy lines projected and being rapidly completed; seven great iron bridges across the Kaw the finest parks, fastest horses, best Fire Department, best engine house, best system of waterworks more eligible sites for manufacturing purposes, more miles of railroad switches and side tracks handsomest ladies, best schools, more churches and Sabbath schools, best water, most glorious climate, best Police force, more genuine Western "get-up and git" than aty city of ts age on earth, and the bright, newsy, wide awake, bran new Kansas Mirror, only 61.50 a year, in advance.

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Ordered Back. Kansas Citt, March 19. The Times says: The Santa Fe strike is ended. The engineers and firemen on the entire system will be at their places this morning, and the road will be running as usual. At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon It was known that the Santa Fe men would return to their places this morning.

Chairman Conroe of the grievance committee came in from To-peka yesterday morning and at once called a meeting of the grievance committee at the New Albany hotel, the headquarters of the strikers. When the meeting was ended Con-roe toon the 4:30 train on the Rock Island to Chicago, leaving orders, however, for the men to go back to their places. The engineers seemed to be glad the trouble was settled. They said that Conroe had stated that the Santa Fe had agreed to boycott Burlington freight, and it was on this basis that they were going back. They professed to regard it as a victory.

Assistant Superintendent Spoor was also glad that the strike was ended. He said that the circular printed in The Times yesterday morning was the company's ultimatum and he knew of no compromise. The return of the Santa Fe engineers and the refusal of the Ft. Scott men to strike is regarded here as the beginning of the end of the trouble. The Burlington strikers were mad and despondent.

They were counting largely on the Santa Fe strike and they seem, to realize that their chances of success are growing smaller daily. No trouble on the other roads entering' Kansas City is anticipated at present and railroad men cay that they flo not now regard a general strike at nX all probable. MEAT MARK ET. COR. ITH.

ST. KANSAS AVENUE, WYANDOTTE, HAS. est is to be used. This is for the purpose of overcoming the opposition to the Blair bill on constitutional grounds. It is regarded as a plausible scheme.

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keeps the best Fresh and salt Meats in the City. liame, isn, rouitry anaj FOX SNYDER, an mint. unaer ur. ivieagner ireaixueni, in a brief space of time, I claim to be entirely cured. I shoukf recommend the doctor to all suffering from catarrh in any form.

Ida Snyder, Lima, 111., October 2nd, 1SS5. Dr. Meagher, Sir: I will state "that I have been afflicted with nasal catarrh for the past five years. Most of that time I had a pain in the head, and the bones of the nose were decavins and discharging Vegetables. Come and see me.

U. T. CARR, Dealer in REAL ESTATE THE PUCLIO liKFKNSE BILI Washington dispatch: After several weeks' deliberation the house committee FIR-AJISnK: EATON, Proprietor Fresh Country Butter received daily. OLOTHIITG offensive matter. I have been treated bv different on.

military aaairs recommended for Kansas Ave. bet. 7th 8th ARMOURDALE, HAS. Call and list your Property with up, And Gents Furnishing Goods, 516 Kansas Avenue, Annoi rdalo, Kas. passage the Cutcheon bill, amended in one respect, appropriatinsr S7.

475. 000 for physicians but all failed to cure my case. I called on Dr. Meargherand under his excellent treatment in a brief space of time I claim to be rid of that dreadful malady, r.ot a trace of catarrh remaining. James Meagher, 8s Third Cedar Rapids, la.

A "Wonder. Such Is "Ed the Wizard," who at nis Temple of Enchantment, No. 8 East or buy a Cheap Lot. Annexed, a First-elats Watchmaker public defense. The original bill was amended bv diminishing- the anrvrnnri si R.

R. DUNBAR, ATTOHITEY AT LAT7, Practices in all the Courts. Odce, 703 Hansa.8 Avenue, ana Jeweler. ANTED Information of the whereabouts VV of Chas. Huffman, native of Clearmont delights the myriads tion for guns by $2,500,000, and the in- Fourth street, CATARRH NEURALGIA AND CURED.

CANMa.t.i cm see his wonderful ACS17S to who congregate county, umo son 01 rann ana nannan jiuumanj farm laborer. Any information regarding him will ciusion oi certain recommendations made by General Benet, chief of ord exhibited free of I will state that I have been a great sufferer from he thanklullv received and cam xor. South side, Kansas City, Kas. $3.50 to S.00 a day. No capital nq'inca.

i free. Send 10 c. for Agrents Creclen 'sto skill as a magician chanze. nance, based upon findings oi the coast defense board. neuralgia and catarrh for the past ten years, part of that time being unable to perform any labor.

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