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THE KANSAS CITY GAZETTE, TUESDAY; APRIL 29, 1890. A DEPOT OF SUPPLIES. Fortunate Youngster. Kimball, South Dakota Graphic: While the columns of the Graphic are open to Frank Eby and Bruce Beaver have What the West Side Lumber Company of been released from jail and the charge of any and all objectionable advertise this City Has. Without any doubt Kansas City, Kansas grand larceny hanging over their heads The Excitement is Spreading OVER TIIE New Process Gasoline Stove At Stumpf Haskell Bros.

has been dismissed. They settled with ments, yet it is quite impossible for us to speak knowingly of the merits of the various articles of merchandise adver OF AN EXTENSIVE Moore Bros, for the time they had the I horse and buggy and for damages to the tised. Particularly is this true of can boast of the largest, best stocked and most thoroughly equipped lumberyard in the state. It is more than a lumber yard, it is a depot of supplies, containing every article except brick and stone that same and then no inclination to prosecute patent medicines. But there are exceptions occasionally and a noteworthy ex appeared to sway the minds of the ception is the celebrated Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This now universally used in building anything from a nJ I. iij hmS m0 mom Ordinance Accepted. City Clerk Schnierle stated to a Ga known medicine, has been advertised in picket fence to a pretentious palatial palace. Reference is made to the estab- the Graphic for four or five years, but zette reporter this morning that the ishment of the West Side Lumber Com ESTABLISHMENT. Metropolitan Street Railway company not until recently had we any personal knowledge of its wonderful efficiency, which has come about through the pre pany, located at Fifth street and Oak- has decided to accept the ordinance pro viding for the extension its Minnesota and avenue.

The company owns half vailing influenza and the stubborn cough that has so often attended it. In the writer's family this medicine has on sev avenue line to the western city limits by a block of ground. 133 by 275 feet. A une 1, leal, although he has as yet Daily Excursion Trains fine two story building is used for offices, eral occasions this winter, cured a cough received no official notice that effect. that baffled any and al other remedies; store and ware rooms.

On the corner of -TO and the number of families in Kimball Fifth and Oakland is the office and store. A Great Live Stock Koute. Thirty-three cars of live stock were The store will contain a large stock of brought in by the Kansas City, Wyan and vicinity in vWhich this remedy has been used with like effects attests to its value as a specific for coughs and colds of every nature. For sale by druggists, ts fine builders' hardware and builders' tools. Both the office and store dotte and Northwestern this morning.

On Sunday a fast live stock train will be BARATOCrA PARK! naugurated. The tram will leave Beatt Glorious Gettysburg. are tastefully fitted and it is a pleasant place to transact business. To the rear of this is a large wareroom stocked with nails and heavy hardware. To the north Everyone is interested in the great rice; at ouw p.

arriving Here a 6:00 a. m. the next morning. battle fought on the free soil of Pennsyl of these apartments is a wareroom 22 by Building The following permits to build 70 feet, piled to the ceiling with sash and doors. A basement underneath the whole vania a quarter of a century ago, and all our citizens iu rejoice to learn that we will have the titanic struggle repeated in were this issued by City Treasurer Dennison is filled with oils, paints, varnishes, white -INTRODUCTION OF- morning: ead, pumps and numerous other articles.

our minds April 29 and 30. for our vet N. J. Saunders, two story frame. Wes In the yard is as complete a stock oi eran friends of Burnside post 28, G.

A. tern Highlands, Louis Christen- umber as can be found in the markets have arranged with the "Gettysburg Exposition company," of Pennsylvania, son, one story frame, Northrup Valley of the United States, The redwood of Inera addition, 300. California, the pines of Wisconsin, the for the presentation here of their mag ping cypress of Louisiana, usta, oaK, nificent reproduction of those three memorable July days of 1863. when two hickory, in every manufactured form are all to be found there. This yard contains the largest ware Police Conrt.

But two law violators appeared before olice Judge Lei and this morning. Levi Well was fined $15 for conduct unbe hundred thousand men "met in deadly conflict at that little village in the Key house in the west for the storing of coming a gentleman and a scholar, and stone state. Once more we shall hear the roar of the guns and see a real battle fine finishing lumber, it being 275 feet ong. Mr. J.

W. Jones, the manager of in all the awful grandeur of terrible war. Minnie Newman was fined $24 and costs for keeping a tippling shop. the company, stated to a Gazette reporter that the stock of material was Personally Conducted. On to Omaha.

From the Celebrated Medicinal Springs at Saratoga Parkon Draught at th9 Company's Office, No. 523 Minnesota Avenue, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. lhe Santa route has inaugurated a worth fully -Everything about the ynrds is arranged with special refer It is announced that the Chicago. St. aul and Kansas City road is extending series of weekly excursions to pacific coast, leaving Kansas City every Friday evening.

Thev are personallv conducted ence to the prompt and rapid transaction its line from at. Joseph to Umaba. of business. Although the West Side Lumber com by salaried agents of the company, who give careful attention to the comfort of Announcement. Chelsea Park is now open for the sea No Valves! No Packing! No Generator! No Small passengers, especially invalids, ladies The public generally are cordially invited to call and drink son, concerts every pleasant aiternoon i and children without escort.

and evening. Take road. The cheapest rate tickets that can be pany has been organized less than a year, it has built up a good business and is rapidly gaining in popularity and favor among builders. It must be a great convenience to contractors to be able to get all the necessary supplies for the erection of a building at one place. oi tnese marvelous curative springs.

bought to California will be honored on Pipes! rvo Smoke in starting. Call and see at STUMPF HASKELL 522 Minnesota Avenue. GAZETTE GLEANINGS. these excursions. No extra charge, ex cept $3 for use of Pullman Tourist Personals ant News Items From all Parts sleeper, which is nicely equipped with A SPLENDID SHOWING.

A Daily Excursion Train all traveling conveniences. Address GEO. T. Methodist Congregations Flourishing in G. P.

A. T. S. F. R.

R. this District. DAVID E. TYLER, Sec'y D. D.

HO AO, President. To Saratoga Park leaves the Union uepoi at of the Metropolis. Rentals. At 511 Minn. C.

H. Carpenter's. Gnsw old's for ttrocenes. The city council will meet to-night. Judge J.

D. Lewis went to Olathe last a. via union in tliA ff rr- This morning's session of the Topeka, Kansas, for pamphlets. Early Train For Kansas. Pacific Railroad 35 minutes ride Returning Leavenworth District Conference of the noon, leaving Saratoga Park at 4:23 thus giv- In recognition of the 'demands of the FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT M.

E. Church opened with a splen visitors to view msr several hours for Kansas City public, the Union Pacific did attendance. After the devotion evening. OF TIIE- has just put in its service an early morn beautiful Park and Coming Great Suburban Citv. al services the Conference re Mrs.

M. A. Haskell returned from a ing train, for Lawrence. Topeka, and all short visit to Illinois this morning. ceived reports from all the pastors present, both as to the numerical and T.

C. Judd, of this citv, after a stay of local points between Kansas City and McPherson, leaving Kansas City at 8:35 a. m. This will enable Kansas City people to visit Lawrence, Topeka, Manhat Inter-State Building Loan Association. financial conditions of their charges some weeks in Denver, Col.

has returned home. The reports were nattering in the ex On Sunday 2 Excursion Trains tan and intermediate points, have several Mrs. H. II. Johnston, of Akron, Ohio, treme, especially in regard to membership.

The increases in this direction hours, and return same day. This train reaches Lawrence and Topeka from one is tne guest oi ner sister, Mrs. is. it Butts. to two hours in advance of all other lines have been almost phenomenal during the AT 8:35 AND 11:20 A.

M. M. B. Haskell, wife and daughter and out of Kansas City. The business man past year, Rosedale leading with a gam will appreciate this train.

may 1 Mrs. E. Evans start for Streator, 111., this evening. of nearly 200 per cent. The monetary The Coronado Hotel at the Park is now Open.

To Builders and Contractors. Prepaid stork 00 KeKular stock. 00 Due on loans 1,059 50 I'neanieQ premiums 15 Profit and loss account 14168 Miss Mamie Bryant left this morning A'f ETf. First mortgage loans 00 Furniture and fix tun 39 Delinquent Interest K( Delinquent tine WITT Dividend prepaid ctock 1K1 50 Cash in treasury 919,113 33 affairs were shown to be in a highly satisfactory condition, when the general for a two months visit to her mother at Proposals will be received at the office 'hard times" is taken in consid of Baylis, Illinois. of W.

F. Wood, architect, room 25, First cry eration. If you want your houses rented place National Bank building, Kansas City, Bathing Establishment. J19.11 33 A paper by L. K.

Billingsley and J. A them in the hands of Baker 525 Kansas, until 5 p. m. May 8, for the Hubinger on "How far Should a Preacher Minnesota avenue. tf entire superstructure, or separately, for We hereby certify that tne above i a correct.

statement of the accounts of the Inter-State Build- Lngage in the liussiness Affairs of the A large and thoroughly equipped Bathing Establishment with large Receiver Newman Erb, of the Kansas the brick work, iron, terra cotta, plaster Church," was very attentively listened to City, Wyandotte and Northwestern, and in and Loan Association, tills let day or April, I WO Alfred Weston, I Edward Leahey, ing, steam heating, plumbing, electric and provoked a good deal of comment, family are at Hot springs. work, and elevator, of the Portsmouth The universal opinion seemed to be that the trustees and directo-s were selected building, at the corner of Sixth street and A frame shelter for tne street sweeper swimming pools of Salt and Mineral water, Hot Vapor and other Medicated Baths has been determined on and will bo ready in the early summer. This will be the greatest bathing establish- Number of Shareholders, i 65- Minnesota avenue, Kansas City, Kansas. 13 being constructed between the nre de and elected for the purpose of looking uniy one dollar a The right is reserved to reject any or partment headquarters and the patrol Number of Shares-in force, 972. after the business affairs of the church, and that they should look after them and share per month.

all bids. dtd wagon barn. Number of Loans, 22. ment in the The stereopticon, which gave so much let the pastor attend to his own work en For rheumatism there is nothing bet Just before the noon recess, Lawrence pleasure to the crowd last evening, will ter than Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The tire west.

Odd Fellows' Building, Kansas City, Kansas. be at Chelsea park every pleasant eve-nine. Take road. was selected as the next meeting place. At 2 o'clock this afternooH, the Dis prompt relief which it affords is alone worth many tines its cost, which is but trict Stewards meeting was held, and the fifty cents per bottle.

Many very bad The stereopticon which gave so much KANSAS CITY, MISSOUKI. financial apportionments for the ensuing pleasure to the crowd last evening will cases have been permanently cured by Important News Items from Our Sister Sarotoga Park (The Saratoga of the West) at year were made. After that the literary it. For sale by druggists. be at Chelsea park every pleasant eve STREET SWEEPER TALK.

Board of Trade Gets Worked Up on that Subject. uing. Take road. City Over the Line. Mr.

Will Sullivan was, yesterday, ap exercises were again taken up. There will be a prohibition mass meet Fine Store Rooms. Chief Hill has recently manufactured pointed by City Clerk Graham as chief Two splendid store rooms in the ing this evening, at which there will be two wire and one tin cutters, which will Orchard Place business block are for clerk iu the city clerk office to succeed greatly facilitate the work of the depart fifteen minute speeches by Revs. James Marvin, A. S.

Embree, John McQuoid Bonner Springs, Kansas. Cloon, resigned. rent; also the well appointed living ment in getting at a nre. and Edward Gill. rooms above, at very reasonable figures.

I he merchant tailors of the city met William Morris, state inspector of the The Husted Investment Co. last night in parlor of the Midland hote The coming rre.it Suburban Citv. It embraces 1.000 acres of EMPORIA NORMAL. bons of Veterans, is in the citv to day to form a branch of the National Mer This evening he will visit Wyandotte ine uuick Meal uasoiine stoves are the finest land in Wyandotte county. Kansas.

ad iacent to Kansas City- Mr. WatMon Opens I)eltte on the Subject andWautK to Sell the Market House Huy Sweeper Troup ami Ililllker Defend the City A ministration More A Kansas City. Kansas, Young Lady will cuant lauors n.xcnange. mere were the safest and surely the quickest and Camp 130 and will officially inspect the Graduate this Year. Divided into 7.03S lots.

Prices ranging from $25 to $200.25 cacti. eighteen present and tie organization was handiest gasoline stove manufactured, corp. effected by the election of officers. about one-third their real value, on easy monthly payments of $2 to and the only thing tor the house in hot Miss Minnie Colestock of this city, is a member of the class at the Emporia Col. b.

K. liurch of Ulathe, census In the police court yesterday morning, weather. So call and examine them for $10. A grand opportunity to secure a home, and offers rare induce enumerator for the census district Judge Wheeler imposed a fine of $100 yourselves. Holla way Rineh was in the city last evening and receiyed Normal that will graduate this year, The average age of the class is 22 years, a number of applications for positions on ments for speculation and investments.

These lots will double value within six months. Our new city will have the best of churches, colleges and schools, with larere manufacturing industries. It is a Announcement. upon Thomas Cahill for firing a blast on April 11 at Nos. 1204 and 1266 Main street that blew a hole thirty feet hieh and his force.

the youngest being 17 years, the oldest Chelsea Park is now open for the sea 35. The average teaching experience is It pays better to buy than rent. A twenty feet wide in the north wall of son. Concerts every pleasant afternoon years; tne greatest number or. years warranty deed is handsomer any day HEALTH and PLEASURE KESOllT.

A lively business place Over 1,500 lots sold the past few months. 300 dwellings now under Mathew liourke bon grocery store and evening. Take road. than a drawer full of rental receipts. Let No.

1208 Main street. The damage to the taught by any one, 8. seven members hold first grade certificates, six are grad us show you how aasy it is to have one Ordinance No. 1353. building amounted to $300 and to the uates of high schools, and seven are grad tf The Husted Investment Company.

stock $2,500. An ordinance repealing ordinance Xo. 898, entitled, contract to bejbuilt this season. Railroad fare free to new subscribers-Go and see for yourself at once. Don't be late in making a selection-Quick and cheap transit.

uates of other normals and colleges A buggy containing Mrs. D. D. Hoag Mr. Frank Stobley is searching for his VI UlUUUV pi' IUI lift A I MA BlIWIl of certain lotn, pieces and parcels of land therein Seven take the Latin course; three, the was upset at the corner of Seventh street missing adopted daughter, Jessie Stobley aescriDea ior tbe purpose or opening Jandorfcy avenue between the west line of Stoat and Minnesota avenue yesterday after who, he claims, was abducted Sunday Second addition and the east line of Seventh English; and fcrty-three, the Elemen tary.

New Church organization. noon by a bakery wagon. The lady afternoon from Lis residence, 1316 east escaped without injury, but had a narrow Twenty-fourth street, by Frank Tripplet Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun- escape from falling on the curbing. eumtn of the (Aty of Kantat City: a traveling salesman for a St. Louis house.

The abducted girl is 14 years of You know what I have as I have men Toe committee appointed for the pur pose by the Presbytery of Topeka, wil organize the Western Highlands Presby Section 1. That the ordinance No. 898 providing age and rather pretty in appearance, and according to the storv of Mrs. Stoblev lor tne opening or sanantlty a venae, entitled. "An ordinance pioviding for the condemnation of cer tioned before the most complete stock of jewelry in any jewelry store.

My goods are sublime and if you'll -come in any tenan churcn on Wednesday evening, tain lots, pieces and parcels of land therein de was adopted into the Stobley family when a babe, thirteen years and six scribed, for the purpose of opening Sandoeky ave- April 30, law, at a o'clock. The services will be held in the house now occupied PRICES OF LOTS. CASH DOWN. CASH PAID MONTHLY. 12500 1200 1200 37 SO 2 00 i 00 ftO 00 2 50 2 30 62 so a 3 oo 75 00 3 SO 3 50 PI 25 4 00 4 00 87 SO 4 0f 4 00 83 75 4 SO 4 50 100 00 5 00 5 00 106 25 5 00 5 112 50 5 30 5 50 125 00 6 00 6 (0 137 60 6 501 6 50 150 00 7 00 7 0 175 00 8 00 00 181 25 9 00 206 25 10 00 10 00 i time you can get your choice of the lat nne between tne wet line or Mout o.

i becond addition and tbe east line of Seventh street," be months ago. by the new enterprise as a place of wor est designs. Kepairing of all kinds a specialty. C. I.

Lee, The Jeweler, 516 and the same is hereby repealed. snip and situated on twelfth street near Carl Spengler, the big liquor dealer Sec 2. This erdlnance shall take effect and be Minnesota avenue. the corner of Twelfth and Greeley ave In force from and after Its passage and publica succeeded in securing a majority of votes for alderman week before last, but he tion in tbb hansas urrr uazetts. nue.

The committee consists of Rev. C. W. Backus, Rev. F.

P. Berry, Rev. C. Passed In council April 25.1890. ROSEDALE.

A CARD. Bis j. bcBiiiKLE, City Clerk. has failed in business on account of poor collections. The schedule of assets is as follows: Wholesale and retail stock Everett McCane, Rev.

Reuben H. Van Pelt. Elder James Radcliff, Elder John Approvea Apru ot, ishu. W. A.

Cot, Mayor. I Published April 29. 189(11 To The Gazettk H. Harris, G. U.

G. Mathias, Thos. Love, George of wines, liquors and cigars at No. 622 Rennie, Elder Daniel W. Austin.

"At the Battle of Gettysburg." Delaware street, book accounts, Notice to Property Owners In 8nb-8ewer lease of furniture of and fixtures Burgett and others who assisted in making the complimentary ball tendered me a success, I wish to offer my most sincere District rio. sewer District No. 1. ft There were nearly two hundred thous tad filial Associati in No. 622 Delaware street, bug Mayor's OmcK, Kaksas Crrr.

Kaxsas .1. C. S. Smallwood. gies, wagons, horses, harness and colts.

and men engaged and in one of the most beautiful valleys of Pennsylvnnia hurled $950; farming implements, $200; live is hereby given to interested property The council held their regular meeting deatn and destruction at each other in special meeting stock. $300; real estate, total, last night. Mayor Kilmer occupied the owners that there will be a of the city council on the long summer days. Gettysburg was chair, and all the councilmen were pres $67,450. Mr.

Byars estimated Alderman Speneler's liabilities at between $65,000 For the purpose of acquiring home? at a nominal cost, with extensive 1 f. JT.I 'I A 1 1 1 the most Interesting and important bat Tuesday, May 6th, 1890, ent. The bill or The Gazette fcbiish tie of all the great war of secession, and at 7 p. for the purpose of bearing any and all and $70,000. ino Co.

was referred to the finance com ins, donations ana tree aisinouuons. a loveiy par 01 acres, ighly improved, valued at to be donated. A free ift the most fiercely contested cne of all his the valuation complaints tnat may oe maae as to mittee, who were also given further time assessed by the appraisers of real estate, liable for ATCHISON'S LATIN SCHOOL. tory. At JJunmng ispera House, on tne cost oi constructing a sewer I to act on the bill of W.

N. Rose. Seyeral Tuesday and Wednesday evening next, in sub-sewer dis- $50,000 worth pf elegant building lots. $75,000 of other don tiohs and appropriations. Liberal loans, long time and low rate of It Slay be Moved from Atchison to Kansas other small claims against the city -were we will see the great battle, stupendous.

bear any and all complaints as to the fairness of theairness of The street sweepers formed the topic of discussion at the Board of Trade meeting last evening, and it was a lively discussion, scintillating with thrusts, inu-endoes and insinuation. From what was said it would seem that about one dozen street sweepers, more or less, will just about be enough to keep the streets of the city in proper condition, and unless they are furnished there promises to be an uprising that will discount the celebrated Haymarket riot. When one gentleman had made an eloquent plea for street sweepers, more street sweepers, Councilman and Secretary Troup responded that under present circumstances the city could not afford to purchase a consignment of these useful and dust provoking contrivances. "Then trade your old market house for some sweepers," came in strong and yet dulcet tones from Mr. George B.

Watson. That gentleman started the ball rolling, lie described the filthy condition in which the various paved streets of the city are just at present, declared that the streets would all be ruined before they were paid for if they were not cleaned, said the negelcct was almost criminal and asserted that "it is cheaper to take care of payed streets than to repair them every two or three years." Mr. Ford censured the road for not keeping its tracks in repair, and thought that a good place to beein the work of reform. Mr. llilliker arose to state Uiat he bad not had any intimation that the members of the city council were to be placed on trial, but that if he had known such to have been the program he would have had a defence- ready.

He declared' that the trouble lay with the board of police commissioners in failing to enforce the city ordinances, and the loose manner in which franchises had been granted. The discussion waxed warm and inter esting and when the meeting broke up nothing had been done and several gentlemen were decidedly warm "under the collar." A representative of the Jay Ilawker Manufacturing company was present and made a proposition looking toward putting In a plant here. The Kansas City Fire Supply company submitted a proposition to remove their plant, now located on the Missouri side to the South side. Both these matters were referred to the committee on Th Proper Caper. Handsome new houses, 3 rooms, ,4 rooms, 5 rooms, 6 rooms, '7 rooms, 9 rooms or 10 rooms.

Neat, new, clean, on sunry slopes in cheerful locations. Fay for 'em as you earn the money. tf Taa IIcsteo Investment Company. City, KaniM. superb and vivid.

Matinee for ladies allowed. The city attorney reported that the Golden case had been continued assessments or special taxes to be assessed and levied on all lots, pieces and parcels of ground liable for the payment of constructing a sewer in said sub-sewer district No. 4. in sewer district No. until the September term of court Ordi and children Wednesday afternoon, lloor Got Thirty Day.

There is a possibility that Prof. Carl ton A. Foote, head master of the Atchi son Latin schools, will move that institu nance 139, relating to junk dealers, was 1, tn tbe City of Kansas City. In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my repealed.

An ordinance appropriating hand and caused tbe seal of tbe city to be attached tion from Atchison to this city. Prof John Moore, the colored youth who purloined a saddle and bridle from Sheriff money to pay for sidewalks on Henning nereis mis roin aay oi Apru iw. -(seal) W. A. Cot, Mayor.

avenue and Central street, was passed. Bowling about a year ago, was yesterday Foote was in the city last week looking over the ground with a view of making interest. It is the best and greatest opportunity ever offered on thi continent or any other to secure a homey It is withinjthc reach of. all. One of the handsomest residence properties in this 1 I try.

Photographic views of some of the points of inter- I est at Saratoga Park-rthe Springs hotel, cottages. railroad depots and grounds, lovely lake of the woods, can be seen at our offices. For pamphlets, circulars, sample copiesor the 4Kaw Valley maps a4 full infor-. mation, apply at offices of An appropriation was also made for meet Attest: hex. stCHXiEBLZ, city cierk.

(First published April 88, 189a ing the current expenses for April. Jiven thirty days in the county jail by ustice Lewis. In the morning he was the change. The school, as now con A petition to construct a water drain Ordinance Ho. 1350.

ducted in Atchison, affords special op on Rosedale avenue, was received and bound oyer to the district court in the sum of $300, but in the-' afternoon he was re-arraigned, plead guilty, and received An ordinance establishing tbe grade on Walnut street between LaFayette avenue and Parallel portunities for high class training of pu avenue. pus. Its curriculum embraces a fist of Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun- studies, the completion of which will en the sentence stated above. Cupid Hm Flown. able the student to enter, the Freshman eumen of the Vtty of Kanta City: tne company, i classes of such institutions as Yale, Har Section 1.

That the trade on Walnut street be tween LaFayette avenue and Parallel avenue be vard, the Howard 'annex. Smith College ana weuesiey. iror. uanton is a grad uate of ale College. For two years he and Use same is hereby established as follows, to-wlt: Commencing on the south line of LaFayette avenue, grade elevation 433.98 feet, thence on a plane to tbe north line of Stewart avenue, grade elevation 43L29 feet, thence level across, thence on was senior and classical master -In the 809 Ilain Street, Kaosas.

Citj, Uissomi, 523 Ilinnesota Avesne, Kansas City, Kansas. Bishop Scott Academy, Portland Oregon a plane to tne norta line of Parallel avenue, grade elevation 434.48 feet. He has held the position of instructor in Latin in Yale college and instructor in Sec, 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be Latin in Williams College, Williams Nettie E. Hiatt commenced suit for divorce against Alfred E.

Hiatt yesterday The petition alleges drunkenness, cruelty and failure to support, as the reasons why the petitioner prayer should be granted. The plaintiff asks for the custody of their little girl, claiming that her father is not a fit and proper person to have charge of her. 1 1 We carry the Leonard Refrigerator, and it has the latest improvements and is the only refrigerator that can be properly cleansed, and that is what every family should hare and we are the only ones that handle them. HOLLAWAY RCSEHARDT. in force from and after its passage and publication town.

Mass. in irtLA jsab crrr Uizrm. Passed in council April 25. 1890. referred to the street committee.

Adjourned to meet May 26. The Ladies Aid Society meet to-morrow afternoon at three o'clock. S. A. Calhoun returned from southern Kansas yesterday with a car load of fine draft horses.

The Chatauqua society meet this evening at the residence of Prof. Pickett in Kansas City, Ma Will Leather of Fort Scott, who has been visiting his mother and sisters, left for Sedalia, last night. The board of trustees of. the M. E.

church met last night and appointed a committee to regulate the use of the church building in regard to entertainments. Suit was commenced this morning in Justice Pettingill's court, by W. IL Gates against L. H. Rose, to recover money on account.

The suit of Barney Rothyra. W. E. 8warts to recover wage was set for 4 o'clock this afternoon. The case of Shiedly and Toombs vs.

Otto Bauer was continued until May 9. The Atchison Latin School has the en run Be. Scbxisklk, Citv Clerk. Approved April 26, 1890. W.

A. Cot. Major. life araM P1MST0I dorsement of the leading educators ia the state and is highly appreciated by the people of Atchison, who have given it a liberal support." Should Prof. Foote (Published April 29 1890.) Delmratory Resolntion.

conclude that this city is a better Iocs Be it resolved by the Mayor and Coun tion for his work than Atchison' be will come here. His school would be a great cilmen of the City of Kansas City: Offices Open Evenings From 7 to 9 O'clock. I curb rpHAT ft Is hereby declared necessary to isarr sreDv declared necessary to aaaiuon to tne educational advantages nit. rr iar bl JL with stone and pave with cedar blocks on uiusiu vjiijr, xx ail sua. N.

PAY RENT when you can ovm a 6-Inch concrete foundation 40 feet wide. Ten-street from the north line of Parallel avenae to Assessment Nearly Complete. City Assessor Mapes stated this that he kelieved all the valuations would be handed in to him inside of five days, but that it would take him about two weeks to get them in proper shape. dnelsea Dark bnui band nlava pwnr the norta une of Central avenue. Passed in council April 18, 1890.

afternoon and evening; weather permit your own home. The Sum Paid Monthly WILL BUY IT. Bkkj. 8chsire. City Clerk.

Aaeroa. Ltnru rnbushed Apru 22, 1890..