The Kansas City Kansas Globe from Kansas City, Kansas • Page 3

Saturday, March 3, 1905. THE KANSAS CIT (KANSAS GLOBE. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. First Congregational church. Sixth street and Everitt avenue.

Preaching by Rev. J. Addison Seibert; morning service at 11 o'clock; evening service at 7:30 o'clock. The Publishing chanst to rite. I hearn teli of yew: in the time of balled nobbers when the was to be sent in hear and tha leeder tend werd to yore Carthage kernal to be shoren fetch along the band sosen there be musics and seteh atween fights.

capien i shored be tickeled to here from yew and maybe to live somcrs else cept in ole rock ribbed taney. I got right smart a cigyczsh'jn at olo pine top and an if taint no Carta -2 rags womern that can win a ole Jxichelor ysw yev jist rite to the undersigned, yurs respectively SALLIE ANN MALUVEY. 3rd house west of ole pine nere Jenkinses saw mill. Comm er cl al Printing, Fine Illustrated Catalogs I and Booklets r-1- The keynote of success in ing is harmony in Type Effects, Papers and Inks, secured I only by personal attention to detail; together with 'machinery of the most approved pattern, types arid borders of the latest style, and workmen of the highest order. Eotli Telephones 800 West I Churches To insure proper insertion in this column all church announcements reach The Globe office not later than 6 o'clock Friday evening.

St. Peter's church, corner of Stewart avenue and Walnut street The Rev. R. M. Botting, priest in charge.

Holy communion at 7:30 a. Sunday school at 9:45 a. Holy communion at 11 a. m. Throughout Lent Mattins will be said daily at 9 a.

m. The Holy communion will also be celebrated each week on Thursday at 9:30 a. and there will be Evensong with an address on Thursday evenings at 8 p. m. The Litany, will be said every Friday- at :45 p.

m. Gordon Place church, Eighth street md Lafayette avenue, Rev. J. Shep-lerd, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.

preaching at 11 o'clock; Christian Sndeavor, 6:30 p. evening service o'clock. Mfe. Pleasant M. E.

church, corner Fifth street and Waverly avenue, ev. Elmer Hollar, pastor Sunday '-chool, 9:45 a. morning worship at .1 a. Junion league Epvv6rth at 6:30 p. evening service it 7:30 p.

m. St. Paul's church, Seventh street and state avenue Rev. Geo. L.

Xeids, Sunday before Lent, Holy at 7:30 a. Sunday school at a. morning service at 11 a. Daughters of the King service at p. evensong and sermon at 7:30 a.

m. St. Thomas Catholic church, C26 Pyle street; Rev. A. W.

Jennings, pastor Masses will be said at 9:15 and 10:30 a. vespers and benediction at 7:30 p. m. Tidings of Joy Missions, 445 Virginia avenue; Rev. G.

B. Howard will preach at the morning and evening service. A cardial welcome is extended to the public. Grandview Park Presbyterian church, Seventeenth street and Reynolds avenue; Rev. William Foulkcs, pastor Sunday school, preach-Junior meeting at 6:30 p.

evening service, 7:30. Services at the North Side Christian church, Seventh street and Parallel avenue, morning and evening tomorrow, with sermons by the pastor. Rev. C. P.

Smith Sunday school at 9:45 a. Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p. and Y. P. S.

C. E. at 6:45 p. m. Cumberland Presbyterian church, Tenth street and Barnett avenue; J.

C. Moore, pastor Sabbath school at 3:45 a. preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

Endeavor meeting 6:30 o. m. Trinity Lutheran church, 712 Tau-comee avenue; Rev. R. B.

Wolf, pastor. Morning service at 11 o'clock; Sunday school, 10 a. m. Central Avenue M. E.

church, Rev. I. T. Mayor, pastor Sunday school it 9:45 a. preaching at 11 a.

Junior League at 3 p. Epworth League Devotional meeting at 7:30 o'clock. First United Presbyterian church, corner ot Seventh street and River-view avenue, Rev. H. C.

White, Ph.D., minister. Public worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. Sabbath school 9:45 a.

Y. P. C. U. 6:45 p.

m. German M. E. church, Eighth street and State avenue, Rev. D.

W. Smith, pastor Sunday school at 10:25 a. preaching at 11 a. and 7:30 p. Western Highlands Presbyterian Twelfth street and Cleveland avenue; Rev.

John Bamford, pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a. preaching service at 11 a. Junior Endeavor 3 p. Senior Endeavor 6:30 p. evening service 7:30 p.

m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. SL Benedict's church, corner of Boeke and Pacific streets; Rev. Phillip Williams, O. S.

pastor Masses at 6, 8 and 10:30 a. m. Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Nineteenth street and Wrells avenue; Rev. B. S.

Kelly, pastor Masses at and 10:30 a. m. St. Mary's Catholic church, Fifth street and Ann avenue; Rev. Anton Kuhls, pastor Masses at 9 and 10 a.

vespers and benediction 7:30 p. in. First Church of Christ, Scientist-Services will be held in K. of P. hall, 624 -Minnesota reading service at 11 a.

subject "Christ Jesus." i Sunday school at 10 a. m. Eventing service at 8 o'clock; Testi- monkil meeting every Wednesday ev-j eniog at 8 o'clock. FOR SALS $2.00 for $1.00 is my offer to you; 5 residence good 6-rooms, G-rqgjns, 5-rooms, 5-rooms, -i-rooms, good locations, good streets, always rented; $4,900 buys all if taken at ence Richard Graham, 525 ilinnesota avenue, Kansas City, Kans? s. Bath phones Home West 453, Bell Vest1364-Y.

FOR SALE feet southeast corner Riverview and Valley street, at $12 per foot; 2 room house, 93C Everett avenue, $350. room cottage Zl'-Z foot lot near Seventh and State. $2,100. 25 feet on Sixth street near 50 feet, 9 rooms on Ann near." Seventh, $3,000. Address 601 Phone 1C2 West.

I. R. Xeudeck. FOR SALE Several new four to eight room houses. Owner must sell at once, at lcs than they could be built for now.

About one fourth cash; balance less than rent. Address, Bargain, care Globe. FOR SALE 2 full blood Brown Leghorn cocks, or will exchange for other chickens. 1935 X. Fourteenth.

FOR SALE A new 4-room cottage, with 2 lots; good location; in good neighborhood. See J. X. Paddock, 1011 North Fifth Kansas City, Kans. FOR SALE A of Queenswarc, Glassware, Gianiteware and Household Necessities for sale at a price to make you money.

Apply Fred Oliver, care C. II. Sin.ms Dept. House, Ar-mourdale, Kan. OLD PAPKRS FOI: SALE Call at The Globe office; a large butidlo for 10c.

FOft FLASHLIGHTS and parties, and groups and hor.io photographs call Standard Portrait 712 N. Cth, Cit 1' i FOR U'-NT 3 nice furnished roo ins-wit everything for housekeeping. G15 Ann avenue. FOR RENT Office room, divided by partition and filding (doors into 3 parts; very convenient; also furnishings and fixtures of same for sale if desired; very groat bargain. Room 45 Wyandotte Bldg.

Home phone 318 Coma and see. FOR RENT Cue front room with alcove; Address? Mrs. J. P. Mclntyro, 79 State avcr.ue, Kansas City.

Kansas. KI'SiA'tJiH rAlIJfS. TIIK KANSAS ClTY B.vRBEP. COL- lego, established 15 lar; in ex istence; perfectly -roliaDlc; students paid while leariiing; other-special in- ducc-pents to. tho3 now; we furnish position or help.

you to start jn vCU get the benefit of our 30 practical experience in school and shop liTe. can furnish the names of hundreds of lirst-class barbers 'in this, and other cities who are holding good positions through training received at our college. Catalogue mailed free cr call 50i Delaware st. F. C.

Bridgeford, prop. ItUiS MA I Hi FKON VOVil OLD All- PO'S CAHPSI -CLEANED. MAKE HANDSOME RUGS. Can use any kind of old carpet. Write for cir- i cular.

limi oruers. v. aipei cleaning. Kansas City Rug 1120-1122 Holmes st. Tel Grand; Home, 2032 Main.

UrSIXESS Dl RECTORY. LAUNDRIES. Maris!) Laoidry Tows! Co, Tcwcls and Aprons Furnished as Desire 1. Ai.SGr Cabinets, Combs and Brushes. Family Washing-, Hough Dry, Fiat Pieces Ironed, per lb.

6c Slurl and Ccfisr VYprk SpscS.Ily. Our work not "excelled by anyone. Send us a trial bundle. no: 6th-and -Stats JACKSON'S LAUNDRY Finest Grade Laundry Work at Popular Prices Eotk Phones 23CO AlaiX. Agency, 630 Minaosota Ave.

REAL ESTATE, ABSTIJACTORS, ACSTIli CTOR3. J. F. COX CO. 529 Minnesota.

FJione, Home 196 W. Phones Home V.rest 4SV Bell West 2D. Call and see UAKAXTEK ABSTRACT CO Room Hasted Bids, Kan. City, Ks. J.

N. Atkinson, 5 COXTRAC IGI.S. COXTKACTOil AXD BUILDER. Wit XIAXI S. McKEXZIE.

204S May St. UcU PhoBe S3CY AVest. c.inhe Wast -Ads, lc p-2r Tvord. PLUMBING, iZCTKICAL WORK. Gas Fitting.

Hot Water Iler.iing. TOWNSEND NIELSEN. 718 X. GUi St. Homo Phone ,120 V.

PLUMBING. IIepairiug, Gas, Steam and Water J. W. MILLER. Seventh ant! Ann.

Home rhono 310 W. Bell 2S3 Y. FINANCIAL. UNION LOAN OFFICE. Loans Made on- IViional Property, Confidential.

Unredeemed Pledgees for Sale. Watch Repairing. J. II. COHEN, Proprietor.

Minnesota Ave. RESTAURANTS. DAIRY LUNCIL Good Things To Sat. T. C.

IN MAN. CSO MINNESOTA AVENUE. rnOTOSKAPHERS. STANDAKI) rOKTKAIT CO. 63.00 Cabinet Photograph for $1.00 per dozen.

712 N. Gth Kansas City, Ka3. SADDLES. Everything for the Horse. ADKINS SIGWALD.

IIJ? JItniiescta Kansas City, Ks. FEUNCH LACE CT CLEAN-UG Special Kato 5c Fair. IIoH. I'ii jne "West. Curtains will be leturnetl like new.

nm- by boiling or nnrd rubDm. Are Dry Cleaned. Send orders b3for rush. Call and deliver worl: dav. O.

P. WERKK WALL PAPER CO. Wal! Paper, Paints, Gils, etc. VicluiQ I'lawas 3Iado to Ortler. Sc.

Seventh Ht. Phono 7.35 West. LPIIOLSXEIilNG AND CABINET 3IAKINn. Repair Wc.rk Sjieeialty. II.

F. AIILNER. COS N. 7th Ht. K.

Kas. 51 SAT MARXISTS. GROCERIES AZsl) MEATS. AMOS -EX KINS. 10 South Seventh Kill Phone.

E- W. KASIP3IEISR, GSOCES. Coffes ar.d Tea Choice Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Tutia Luxuries: 723 Central Avenue Home West 5 'T. COAL AND FEED. sixth and crvtlle.

coal company. C. W. ATHFRTON, Prop. Phones: Home 200 W.

Bell CIO V. NOTARY PUBLIC NOTARY PrXLiF. Pension Yenc'icrs Exreuted llli. Manager of Kansas Lyceum Bureau. WALliO A.

CuAWIAX, 451 Avenue. niSCELLANEOUS. GATE CITY BAIIBKJI SHOP, Ci-ars, Tobaccos, Ccnfccticns, Cleitts Fur-iiisIiiRj; Goods, W. Vi. Zatu, GOT Colorado Av.

Home 513 W. A. W. FULTS. CO.

Builders Hardware and Edged Tcols, Tin ar.d Slicct Jlctal Work. 819 Minn. Hcne Phone S47 W. James Ttli Meeki Real Estate ard Commercial La.v. 651 Minnesota Ave.

Home 13 and Loll 131SY U'est. 3TUSIC LESSONS. 21 Lessons 10.00. Excellent I'cfcrcLces. BERRY, 615 Tccromce Arccce.

ilES. SPLCE, Yocal Instructor. Especial attention given "to Voice Placing. Home Studio, 7JS Washington Ave. 3I05TIILY PATj1Ea4 Loss or short tim3 cr BIiLBI5G LOAXg, city or suburban prbperty.

Y. CAFFHY. CCS -linsesota ATca-c Kansas City, KansasJ Patronize ycur home merchants. The Society of Ethical Culture will hold services Sunday at 8 p. m.

in the Odd. Fellows hall, Sixth street and Minnesota avenue. Edgcrton Place Baptist church, Fifth and Greely. The pastor, J. M.

Gurley, will preach in the morning at' 11 a. and 7:30 p. Sunday school 9:45 a. Junion meeting at 3 p. m.

The B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p.

m. Methodist Episcopal church (South), Seventh street and State avenue; Rev. J. W. Payne, pastor Preaching at 11 a.

by Rev. W. H. Comer; 7:30 p. m.

by Rev. C. V. Litchfield; Sunday school 9:45 a. League 6:30 p.

m. All are welcome. Third B.iptr.t church, Sixth street and Nebraska avenue; Rev. J. J.

Kej-lin, pastor The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services; Sunday school 9:45 a. B. Y. P. U.

6:45 p. m. Everybody invited. Gospel services at the Y. W.

C. A. building, corner Sixth street and State avenue, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock will be conducted by Mrs. Bessie Cornell of Burmah, India, and Mrs. Winficld Freeman of this city.

Mrs. Cornell will wear an Oriental costume and will have numerous Indian relics on exhibition. All young ladies are cordially invited to attend these services. Services fo Continue. Although the pastors of the Following churches have ordered the Sunday announcements discontinued, The Globe feels it a duty to state thst regular Sunday services will continue at the churches named belov: London Heights M.

E. chufeh, Fifteenth street and Garfield avenue. People's church, 718 Nebraska. Central Christian church, Seventh street and Ann avenue. KAILKOAl), FINANCIAL AND Dl'STKIAL A'OTES.

Reports gathered by the industrial agents of the transcontinental roads are to the effect that hundreds of the best class of farmers of Holland and other European countries are pre- paring to emigrate to California, Col- orado, Oregon, Washington and ether sections of the fa.r Wect. A charter has been issued in Okla homa for the New York, Oklahoma Pacific railroad, with cap- i ital stock, to build from Rogers, westward through the Indian Territory and Oklahoma, to Folom, N. il. It is'roported as a dirce result of the action of the United States treasury department' in re-enforcing the tariff on certain grades of zinc ore which had been shipped from Mexico duty free, a large zinc and lead smelter will be erected at Monterey by an American syndicate. The Minneapolis St.

Louis Railway company has sold $3,000,000 gold 5 per cent notes, the proceeds to be advanced to the Minnesota, Dakota Pacific Railroad company. This is a new corporation formed to build an extension of the Minneapolis St. Louis system 250 miles in length westward from Water town, S. D. Chicago and London capitalists are said to be interested in a project for the construction of a railroad which will open up a new mineral and timber district between the north shore of Lake Superior and Hudson bay.

The proposed line is to be about 550 miles long, reaching all the principal points between Nipigon and Hudson bays. It is now said the Great Northern roal will have a separate line from the American boundary to Saskatoon and Prince Albert. It was originally intended to secure the Regina-Prince Albert line, now leased by the Canar dian Pacific. SALLIE ANN WROTE. A Joplin Man's Experience in Taney County, Missouri as Related By The Glebe.

From the Joplin Globe. A week or so ago while Captain Ed Hiatt and Hal M. Wise were sojourning at the latter's "Hello Bill" log cabin down on Indian creek in Stone county, they were hoofing it over the mountains to Branson one day when they found nestling in the wood3 by the roadside the old Pine Top school house. The door stood wide open, but the school house was deserted and the travelers entered. The captain found a piece of chalk and wrote 'his name and addresses on the blackboard and a moment later, while his back to turned, Wise wrote beneath: "Write to me, girls." The travelers went on their way; 'Sunday's mail brought this effusion to the captain: Branson mo eb 22ond 1307.

Dorc Capten. I seen yore card oa the blackborda and am sure glad of a E3ICLATE FOF.T VOKTH. That City lias an Organization That Locks After Ker.io Factories and IiistitntioRs. Kansas City, Kansas, might emulate with profit ths city, of Fort Worth, Texas, in at least one particular. Fort Worth has an organization, called the Home Factory and Industrial association and in order to encourage the grocers of the city to patronize home factories association has mailed to each dealer the following list of questions: brooms are you selling? Are they made in Fort Worth? "What flour and meal are you handling? Are they products of Fort Worth mills? "Are you selling Fort Worth coffee? "Do you handle the products of our packing houses? "Do you fxll the candies made in Fort Worth? "Do the cigars you fell bear the Fcrt Worth brand? "If not, why not? "Home consumption ducts builds your city.

of pro-Whit are you doing?" It is fuch qu'srieiis a '3 the a a that brings the qucsiion of patronizing home industries home to a business man If home industries arc not patronized 'by home people they cannot be expected to Patronize who you and help you in hundreds of ways. SEWS A'D OF SPOUT. The teams of the University of Pennsylvania and Ilavprfcrd col lose in the Intercollegiate Bawling league meet at Philudclnhia tonight. From the baseball vcrld to Wail street is the journey that Dave Fultz has made. The -cx-Hisa binder has opened a law office near the New York etoek exchange.

Speaking of the trade whereby Vic Willis goes to Pittsburg, McGraw of the New York Giants, said: "A few more trades like that and the Boston T. i team will be in me New Lngland league, where it belongs." The northwest is fast' corning to the front in athletics. In Vancouver a local athletic -lab will next month open a new clubhouse. Big Tin Fbio Hills to Start. Indianapolis, March 3.

When tb.3 big mills of the American Tin Plate company at Gas City resume operations Monday they will b3 run on the open shop principle instead of as union mills as heretofore. Though union men will not be discriminated against in the matter of employment the union will not be recognized in the matter of wages or in rules governing the running of the plant. The mills employ about 700 men. The Globe is a Kansas City, Kansas daily, at 5 cents per week. WANT COLUMN ONE CLM A WOKD.

No Ad taken for less than 15 Cents. Initial letters and figures count as one word. GLOBE" IS" THE MEDIUM through which the', general public may always have their wants supplied. Advertisers should remember that letters directed to initials only are not delivered through the postoffice. If initials are used they should be directed to the care of seme person, firm cr postoftice box.

Advertisements can be left at our office or sent through the mails to THE GLOBE PUBLISHING 749 Minnesota Ave, Kansas City, Ean. Both Phones SCO West. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Dirt cheap, 400 mineral specimens; must selL Call Sunday, or address 349 S. Boeke St, Kansas City, Kansas.

FOR SALE Stock of merchandise on Minnesota avenue corner, and store for rent. Will invoice. R.H.Weber, 612 Minnesota avenue. Tel. 933 West.

FOR SALE In this city, fine set pool tables Vand fixtures, sola fountain and fixtures, nice clean stock of confectionaries, 'fine location, old established business, every day money maker; poor health cause of owner selling; would consider city Richard Grab air, 323 Minnesota avenuoJ the production of fine print I 1 I 1 1 111 i DEPART Californ iaSpoelal A 9.40am Wi. liita. Ind.Ter. A Ft. WortB A 11.00 an llutehison.

IVatt Dalhart A 11.00 mm Denver, Col. tps- Pueblo A 11.20 am Colorado Fiver A 6.H.5 pa 'J'opeka. Wichita ft Ft. Wor.th A 10.00 pn California Mexico Fast Mail A 11.10 pm MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS. ARRIVE.

Texas Express am Texas Mai! A 4.50 pm Katy Flyer Fast Mail A 8.5? DEPAUT. Katv Fiver Fast Mail A 3.31 aw Texas Mail A 12.85 pt 'l'e-aa Eprcs8 9.00 put MISSOURI TACIFIO ARRIVE. TRAINS EAST. ft. T-onis Limited Express A 5.15 ai St.

Iamhs Kisjht Ex)ress 7.10am edalia and Kasasa City Passengei 9.40 am Fast Mail A 9.M0 am edali' Aeeommodation am Jeff. City, lUxmville ft Marshall Ex.A12.05pm Sedalla'and Lexington Express St. Ioiiis Limited 'Day Express A 5.15pm lioonville, Sedalia Lex. Pass A 7.45 pm St. Louis Daylight Fiver 9.5J pin TRAINS WEST Ft.

Smith, Llltle-Roek ft Hot" 7.15 ata ft 7.15 am Caliiornia Limited A 8.50 am lliit Snrmirs SimhmhI A Kansas and Colorado Mail ft.50 Dm Wichita and Kiowa Express A 7.05 pm Centiyville aua Independence A 7.05 pm TRAINS NOKT1L Omaha ft Lincoln, Ex A 6.5(1 am Concordia, Ler.ora ft Hastings 6.59 am Atchison and St. Joe A 9.30 am Seneca Ac. (K. C. X.

W) It 9.45 am Atchison and Hiawatha Accoiu am Lincoln ft Omaha Ex A 5.00 pm Crntral Lranch ft St. Joe Ex A 5.00 pm Sent; ft Virginia (K. C. WA 5.87 pm Atchison ft St. Joe Kx A 7.25 pm tt.

Joseph ft Atchison Ex pm TRAINS SOUTH. Joplin, Tittsburs Vt. S. Mnll A 1.49 am Nevada. Carthago A Jopiin Ex A S.S.I am Kt heott, lola l'ittsbnrff Ex 4.5 Rich Uill, Carthago Joplin Ex A 4.45 pm DEPART.

i TRAINS EAST. PertaUa HoohViile rasa A5.inam St. Imis Daylijjht Elver A 8.00 am St. Ixuis Limited Dav Ex A10.10 am St. Louis Fast Mail and A 2.0J Dm Sedalia Accommodation A 6.40 pm ii.iM.u..ll IV l.tV A t)I rm Jll nlUll, MIC TlJ il.exintrton A Sedalia Ex AJ5.00 pm St.

1ajiii3 Night Ex A 9.15 pm St. Lou's Limited Niht Ex. pm TRAINS WEST. Jndrpcndence 8.30 ata ii arid Lotorauo aiau ai.w ijui Hot Snrinir.4 Snccial A12.01 am Wif-hitaft Kiowa Ex Wichita Kiowa Ex A12.01 pm California Limited A 6.30 pm Ft. Smith, Little Rock Hot 8pgs.A10.00 pm Coneyvitle.Indep.

Wichita pm TRAINS NORTEL Atchison 'Si St. Joseph Limltod A 5.5 am Seneca A Ex. K. C. N.

8.20 am Omaha Lincoln Ex A 9.00 am Joseph and Central Branch A 9 00 am Atehisou A St. Josepn Ex A10.50 am Seneca Accom 4.04 pm Atchison and Hiawatha Acrora A 4.35 pm Atchison and St. Joe Express "A 6.00 bm Omaha Jind Lincoln Express. 10.10 pm Concordia, Lcnora Hastings Ex A 10.10 pm TRAINS SOUTH. Jopjin, Pittsburg Ft.

ScottMail.A .2.25 a Nevada, Carthage Joplin A 9.45 a ra am Ft. Scott, lola Pittsburg Ex A 9.45 a Rich llul, Carthago ajopim ex Ai.ap in I FRISCO SYSTEM. ARRIVE. Texas Oklahoma L'td "Meteor" A 7.00 am FSm'th Express A 7.00am Joplin Ex A 7.30 am SoiifheaHtern Limited A pm Clinton A 10.55 am Springfield Acc. via Clinton AH.lOpra Joplin Kxpresa.

A 5.H0 pm Local fronr'idl ptn ex Clinton 5.H0 pm Frisco Limited A 10.53 pm DEPART. Faft Mall A 2.10 am Carthage and Joplin Day Ex A10.45 am ocal for all points' ex.Clinton Dist.A10.45 am-Sprlngncld via Clinton 1.00 pm Clinton Accotn. Sun. only 5.45 pm Limited A 6.30 pm iklalioiua Texas L'td 8.05-pm Ft. Smith Joplin Ex.A11.30pm Oklahoma Texas pot UNION PACIFIC.

ARRIVE. Klondike, Pnjjet Sound A 8JM am and Butte A SAO.am an FranciKco, Denver Fast Ltm .50 am Junction City Kansas City A 10.30 am. California. Llah and Colorado 5.00 pm ueblo, Colorado and Dnver A 5.00 pm Salma and Kansas City Kx b.OJ pm DEPART. "I Kansas Citv and Salina Kx d.Ti an Colo.

Spfrs. and Pueblo. am Utah. Nevada, California Limited.A10.50 am Junction City A Kansas City 4.00 pm FraneiijcoFast 6.20 pm ButteHelena and Spokanw A 6.20 pm. Portland, Puget Sound Klondike 6.23 pot -CHICAGO IJNE.

AVARASIL ARRIVE." (Continental Ltd.) Boston. ''fr'. Buffalo, Detroit, ToJodo.A St, L. A 7.10 am St. D.

A Ottuaiwa.A 7.10 am Excelsior Spring. A 9,25 am Moberiv Express A 9.25 am Boston. New York, Buffalo. Toledo, Detroit St. Lo jU.

U.L..A 5.15pm Des Molnea.Ottiiinwa A Ex.Springs.A 5.15pm St. Louis 6.15pm Exceli-ior Sprjnj G.15pm Excelsior Springs 75pm Fast Mail Boston, Kew Yofk, But- Detroit, St. L. Hannibal 9.30 pm depart. St.

Louis Express A 7.43 am ExcHslor Sorina. A 7.40 am St. Iui, Toledo, Detroit, Buffalo, New York and A 10.20 am Kxcctsior hpssa.Ottuniwa&D.M.pineaA10.-) art. Kxctlior A 4.45 pm Hannibal. 'St.

Jnis. Detroit. Bai- falb, N. Y. and Imton Fast Mail.A fi.10 pa St.

LotiM, Detroit, Buftalo.Nw Yor. and Boston.liiittlnMital aoutf, dt. A S.0 pm ul Daily." V. Daisy txcpj Dajiv "Biceps Saturuay. li Daily txcept Monday.

i 5 li k. is TLaa? SAILED AD TIM TABLE. Trains Arrive end Depart at Union Depot as Follows: ths ATfillSOX, TOPEKA SANTA FE. ARRIVE. l.imitf.l.

Fun. Timrs 2.3?. am froaj tioniu Tex A am outhorn Kaayus I'assener A 7.0) him Kx press fi ntu X. M. Vol A am Missouri Hirer Fiyrr A urn Kansas City Exp.

via. Main Line A am from Emporia am Kansas itv iron) Ti nt. 4.0l pm Atiar.tic Kip. iroiu 4.) vm Pecos al. ilxp.

via. tSoutb'u Iian 6.H i pm Kxyt. from Utah fi.55 pm Fast -Mail A pm LINES EAST MISSOUE KIVEK. Cal. Eimitod, A Wed 0.25 am Vest.

E.pr'.ss from Cluoauo A am California Exp. Jroui A 10.: am Kxp. from Ciiieago 2.15 piu j.xpri-.s from Ft. rm Co). Flyer Cal.

Fast Mail A y.OC pm DEPART Fnht Mail A 2.20 am Kansas iklniioma Exp A s.lf) urn f.ituite.!. Sun. Weil am es al. via. Sor.ih'h .50 nai Utah ft Texas Ex A i.43 am C.

('OUtli'n ('al. Mexico Km A 11.0') an Sun FrKtieisco Exf. via. X. Ottawa A 't: pm Emporia ii.rn.

via. X. Ottaw a 4.15 pm Topt-ka Kxp A 4.30 pm Col. FJvi-r Cal. Fust Mail A 5 00 pm houthern Kansas Passenger A 10.15 pm Okla.

Tea Exp A itt.3J pm Ij.VES EAST MISSOURI RIVER. T.ln.iUMl. Pun. ft Thurs 2.4') am Ft. iauis-m Exp 6.00 am Chicajro liaylishe Exp A 7.l am C'hico Exp 5.01 pm ChieiiD l-'ut A b.DO piu Ytt.

for A pm EURLINGTON ROUTE. fT. EOUIS LINE. ARRIVE. is Exp T.nn am Xiirht pcfci.it A am lied IjimitcU A5.1C pm DEPART.

Rcl Eiinitcd A 10.0D am ht. Eon is Exj)rcss a.l'i piu MSU-Xight special A 11.15 urn LINES EAST Express A am riiicn'ro-Reorta Vot. "Eli" A s.sii) am liniii-iiieiii ft Local am UannibtU, Jirookiicld.ft Chillicothe A 7.4!J pm LINES EAST. i.eponri ft Illinois- Local A 7.25 am I T.r.f:l S.00 nni -l'oria Vest. "Eli" 6.20 pin I Cainciou, IJiooI.liClu ft llaunibai LINES NORTH.

ft. raul. Sioux City Omaha A 7.10 am t-t. Joseph, AtchisoU ft Leavenworth 1'asseijrer A 9.53 am Joseph. AtchUon, Leavtn- v.

nrth l'i'nsor A H. am St. X': Sioux City ft Omaha Ex A 1.0D pia Chariton. St. Joseph.

Atchison and Leavenworth fi.n. pm St. Josvph Fast- Express A 8.15 pm St. Joseph Evening A 11.23 pm LINES NORTH. Leavenworth, Atchison, St.

Joreph and Iowa Local A 7.15 am St. Joseph Fast Express A am St. Joseph. tMnaha A St. I'atil A 11.S5 am I.raTcir.H.rtb, Atchison, fat.

Joseph and Crexton Local A 4.C5 pm Leavenworth, Atchison A St. Joseph Exprws A6.Ct"i pm. Omana, Sioux Gity St. i'anl A v.U ptn LINES WEST AND NORTH. Nehrnska, Col.

Pac. Coast Spc A 5.15 am PuchJc Ex." Mont. Soutid and PortlandA 11.20 pm Colorado Express A 11.10 pm LINES WEST ASP NORTHWEST Nebraska Colorado Express 9.10 pm Col. Pac. Coat Exp A y.50 am "jSurlinuton-Nor! henj Exp.

Pii'-t Sotind A 6.05 pm CHICAGO ALTON ARRIVE "The Bird" from St.Lonia A 7.00 am Nh' lit 'press" lrom Ciiicao A 7JX) a.m 'N ii i 1 1 Haw St. Lcnis am "The Hummer" from Chicago A jo Slater Accommodation A 10.2i w.u "Tl-e Red 1' Iyer" from St. Lonis O-lo pm Missouri and Illinois Express A 6.15 pm DEPART. "Missouri State Express" A an. Tite Red Flyer" for St.

Louis A an. Shiicc Ac-eojTiiiiodatioii A 4.50 pn. liunniicr" A 6.J5 "Ti-" Eariv ltirl" for St. Louis A pu ri.jcH-o "Ntjcht Express" 5U5 "The Night Aav, for at. Lou A ll.ii pa.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL. The I.iuited 8.20 am Local A am Kansas City A 5.1i pu. DEPART Clu'earo The Southwest Limited.

A am 4.35 pm A 555 pus ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM. CHICAGO LINE. ARRIVE. Chicap-o I I A 9.10 am California Special A 30.. am Kansas City Mad and Express 6.20 pm Caliiornia and Mexico Fast 10.

pai DEPART. ChlcaRO Fat Day Line j. 7.10 am hicao Mail and Expre3s. A 10.0, ain Ohiesgo Limited L. A 6.00 Chicago Special A j.oa ST.

LOUIS LINE. ARRIVE. Kansas City 7JV0 am St. Louis Mail and Express A 7.15 pm DEPART St. Lcni3 Mail and St.

IjOU13 Limited i 01 am A lO.fti pm LINES WEST IISOURl RIVfi ARI'IVE. Ft. Heno Topek'a .1 P.3t am Calilortiia r.nO. Mexico Fast a an Colorado Fivr A WO arn l'ufbio. Cid'Sn' Denver Ji ft.iA Ind.

Wisliita A P'-u gt. Louis and Chicago SpecUil A pm.