Kansas City Journal from Kansas City, Missouri • 3

W1 1 THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, SUNDAY, JULY 26. 1874, votiWAka. no ioau MniMAM. uintnrt. Tiiia SCKTHY, JOLT Wf.1 sash ion qoMir.

(7' r-Ylir sunliaU that die UdiM ara wear Ink at the eeaslda look like inverted chop ptf-dilMW ttod oil the Wsf by a Ht of Blue ribbomli vWew ft idyi i Vurf widb uearie wf tlhiwfr uwpe, as9 of silk ftaoaft, take Mm piaoa of veiwkirtsr1 colors next fall. IVf' vrilf Hfi all widtluft thw broadest will considered the most ftleganL i i The hats deigned for croqfidf Nra JspaneM shape, aad entirely aovered with white mesmt, finished byehtack velvet bow ill tbe center. Blue silk is -m favorite aress wS the' seaside resorts. 1 It is the most becoming of all color to light eyee and hair, and i appropriated hy all who have FIRST IIAMIAL BAIIK gf-i- b(irp toNi re mn 1 1 mmit i gmete-ttkft Tba movamrwt in noaffcitfii Ahn day trftap paaaant fe 'kbahffdf, that attended Coftimeat hflk'arnoly needed. Tha aopply fpiiraaoy la npwcftrd, right aomagurtara aftd jfafc-vtm-wthamknd demand ia Mljr eqnal to Tl ftppli cantahefni WVrCtnforl Holed grain and entile men and retail, merchant, with a fair nhoteiag by jobhfrf.

i Ooawtnr twmtnta JpoAmdaff trua not neavy though aomuwhat mom brink than t. other daya of tho week fa nmol with Saturday: 1 Itopooifi weref fight, receipt tha.aoantrp imodaaalafr aboekiwg Uf ht though wad Iba onto of eg. exchange rooderahK Ml TRADM, V- fcVw (SitVx ikuLi Mtklfwkiir Ma -ekiM Ap i)iw wt m1 vnat oi fend poinon v. hrf mPvttMR Writ ton writ SaHrri lad Abi Urn 'Erick fcra around ft bivft, ftftd aa ftooft la the ganra tow will How them killed, rportamea will karat bul. wt Hlw.

M. McCook, itflvfed Hi fhtb Vr Tift Itanvgr Fwoifics Friday otocntfix. No public racnpli took plan. -H War mrt depot bj ft ftp frigoda fb tnoerV ed him to ih bo4ttl.i il Ktoratorn art looming ap all along iba Kaw VftlUy livmion, and emew 7 them arw of Twy food Mm. Tbo pro prtaton ftpcPl to do ft ood baaiaoaa thin fall, lira wheat crop it Gin in that li cioity.

Mr; M. -f-oopor, fmpenntondftt of WHto, Fargo ft Co.i expraaa, ratnrsraj lartgraning from an ax traded huainoaa trip Utrongh Colorado. Ilia kmg stag thWc IwTr firm to bii face ft fine brown color. i. morning, aa tbw eximwa waa nearing oolomoa atation, qtiite ft large board od fine young antelope came bound-iog alongside of tbe track.

Thin ta the mONt eutrrft pint they bare boen teen on the rood Una year. .1 II. I. Humphrey hi doing Colorado ia tha in term! of W. and W.

Itot'' ia aeowaipaaied by Or. H. Baiter, of the A. and r. They maka a In couple, and it ia expeeted they are getting all tbe butinew of the territory.

Charlie Foote, tbe crer pleaaant conductor of tha Hannibal, returned via thia lina lant vetting from a ahort trip to Oenrer wnd tha He was fto-companied bf hia family. Ho left by Ike hugwfl eepHal red 4 BL Irek Till Bank bre gvwerel hanking bwafere, draw Itewwa draft wa Kwrefft atek On fftrere ttSft TVkote, fteale In OnM, end Onvanm Omiety, Town and 6rhi4 How la, a tel leveete ftookf fnr pwritee. ft nlbiw Inteml oft Sperlfll Time leniu. kparlnl AUe lies An Called to enr SAVINOS DHPAItTMENT, Cbndnrted on tire plan ef Bevlnftl Reeks at the Keel. Dsnoeltfl of One Ibtlter and Upward revel vad, and Kavtnge Beak-Book given, Inlereei at the rate of six per re-ul and rmHinlr every three Months, end aa egtrfl ftlvtdrnd of ne (v rent.

gtvrei on all euma remaining one year, making equal to seven per end euinpnund Interest, If left one yanr. Money ereutnencea to draw interest man tte ffm each month. prnerea ample and auperter ferillttee remdnei the Nanking bu4-nem to the advantage of our patrons, and we prnmtxe to ail uur guetomera the the most fa vara two rateM liberal treatment, tte careful alien tln to their lotereate. DIKBOTOBSl Howard M. HeMen, Preeident Edward B.

Alien, Vice Prealdnt Michael Dlvaly, Prenrta Paste, Ben). Mclean. K. B. Arm-ur.

Thoniaa K. Haneft B. A. Prinrmaa. A.

Chain, J. A. Hm-haean, Juft Ctem, C. ft iftmbora, L. T.

Moute, O. Chaantft Keney Coates. Inch le ihlohwwi (hat back bow and stand P-M- oij fee. 1 hot Ike meteoroid aro all about yon scattered quit evenly, and distant each from nearest neifthbo twenty nr thertv mile They all travel tbs sama way and with common motion. Once morn change your pint and took np from the earth's The amtsroiHs an now be smr fof when they stribn lbs nit they ii i mw with becoming shooUafl stared As it is bom this position only that we ever see thorn, note their behavior with more A shooting star coming toward you appears only a bright atatintify pofott vfi the shy.

That point is a marked one in every shower, ana is called tho radianL The meteors to thft right and left of Um stationary one are. in fact, moving in tho common traction, bat they wrsm to move in the aky away from tha radiant. In other words, the tracks produced backward will all meet in one point in the sky. This radiant point may be in the sky, or lathe sofdth, or at anyplace between. It will in general rise in toe est and set the weal, like tbe sun or star, keeping in alway it fixed place among the stare.

Need I tell yon bow much we would like to have soma of these hits from tbe me teoroid stream to handle, to try with tlu blowpipe and under the microscope, perhaps ttms to lee jii something of their history 7 We do have something like this. At times large meteor masses come crashing Into tho air. They burn with a light bright enough to be seen over several states. Coming down usually a little lower than the shooting stars, most frequently to a height of twenty-five or thirty miles, they break tip with ft noise like the firing of heavy ftrtillcry, to be heard over several counties. Fragments scattered In every direction fall to the ground, often over ft region ten ftnd twenty miles in extent I ran show you several suck fragments.

Thera are over a hundred of them In our college cabinet, one of which weighs nearly a too. Between these HTOVK-PROnrOIXO MKTRORM and the faintest shooting star I cannot find any clear lino of division. have meteors that break with a loud detonation, but no Iragmsnts are seen to fall. One such was seen, in i860, from Pittsburg to New Orleans, and from Charleston to Ht. Louis.

It exploded over the boundary line of Tennessee and Kentucky. We have others which Are only seen to break into pieces, no noise being heard. Then we have those which quietly burn out Like the larger ones, these may leave smoky trains that last for minutes. One such I have seen for forty-five minutes, as it slowly Hosted away in the current of the upper air. Thus, through the wholn range, from the meteors that give os these stones end irons for our museums down to the faintest shooting star hardly seen by a person watching for it, we puss by the smallest diil'crcnccs.

They differ iu size, iu color of HAine, und direction, in train, in velocity. But in astronomical character all seem to be alike. They moe in long orbits like comet, nmi like comets at all angels to the earth's orbit. In fart, a me-tcoroidi is a small comet, not having, however, a comet's tail. LIKE ME.

K. W. ttT. CLAlIl, AastaUnt Csahter. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

M. WEIGHT, DEALER WATCHES Jewelry and Silverware, 720 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo. GROCERIES. ADAM LO.tU. LONG WHOLESALE GROCERS! Xos 601 Sc 603 Delaware St.

Kansas Olty, FURNITURE. Black, grenadine ovef-dremca, are-hroidcrrd ia tha tong hloetr India elitch and made-heavy with fine ent jet bend, are among the most tylih of the To accommodate the high rtfflb ftnd cnllsra, the hair I worn high on the bead. Curls of ail ei from little friv.oee to long tresses, are arranged IO mingle with the branl and ooilsi Jabot are again in favor. Tbft ftust elegant of these are of Mcclilia laoe. ar-rangfil ee to hrm five or nx shrill, ilh loops of dritrate colored crape in each shsH and a bow at the top.

A fhshion letter says curl of all rites, from little frixaee to long tresses, are arranged ta mingle with the bmtde and Ladies please notice that now is the time to use up their old swilobea. -Even linen collar are made to stand at the acck, ami are high at the back, with very email corners turned down ia the front. For ntorning wear and traveling. figured percale is being quite cnosan. In the glove fine the Swedish or Saxony kid are tho handsomest Just now is to warm, however, that even Lisle thread gloves are vetoed, and tbe old-fashioned silk mite are worn by tboso who care more for comfort than fashion.

The roost fanciful little garment that is introduced among summer styles is the colored silk apron, trimmed with pleated riounce or white muslin edged with Valenciennes. The pocket aro trimmed with narrow pleating, with a broad rib-lion. Everybody wears a high comb this season, and the higher the more fashionable. Black jet combs are the latest offering on the altar of style, and these are hardly a becoming as tortoise shell and amber, though they are ns expensive ss tho one and more costly than the other. For street wear, kid lioots, buttoned or laced high, and with broad soles, are the popular style.

lxw cut nhoes or tie will be worn in the street Inter in the season. Canvas slipper or toilet slippers, ns they are called, are made of yellow canvas and trimmed with either black or blue braid. Bonnets are larger Tor summer wear than was anticipated, ami racing hats, rustics, mid the like an nil considerably increased in size over the spring styles. Ynlcnciemies lace is greatly used on all kinds of hats, and since honneis are hats ami hats are lionnets, it is used on every kind of head ornament without regnrd to trilling differences of shape. CHURCH DIRECTORY.

7jf TVrncr M.iy ntul Fluhtli Irneln: Ili'V. F. M. Fllli, tnslor; mtvU si 11 a sad Kiihlmlh StIhhiI al a til. Snil I'rrxhiiiertnn vnti'loltc, ltrf Khlhnnd Ninth IU-.

W. M. Chivvrr, I'tulor; nl-hiin Truth hrji services si 11 nml 7 ni Hstilmlh Mrliml, 9 m. Ihinl ittn Curlier i wi lllh lirl Kirk erv kini'ls. IV'ii! Kjiiim' ('My; Her.

thinmi C. Milner, P.nter; rinhleiMi Wynnila stwl: sef. vie nl II a unit 7 Knhlmlh Iik, 6 in. Ur, I.Hlhrntn New IM.mnre, liel Ten III iiml Klevenlh strreli; Uv. J.

M. Mslsheh, FuWr ni 9 m. i'Hmhnhiml liet sikI ls-ust slm l'i; Kv. J. Hhnrp.

hish-r; wr fee Mill ui nml 7 in Snhlmlh nclmnl nl a in. I'uitnl rrihitrrhin Wlmit, I ret Ninth nml Tenth stn-ei. tier. .1. K.

M.irtln, Pnstur; rest ileiic MO WnM Twelfth street services nl Ham; Salihaih Kelmul nl 10 in. UmuH Arm ms f3rnT nf Ninth slrwl amt 1 1 mini avenue; Hv. fl. Reis) M.ilyr, l'ii1ir( rehleinv 1012 Oak Inti. Tmihaml Flevnilli; lerviieval 11 iu ntul SahlMth School al 4 ii in.

liltcHfKil South Klflh itreel, lsl l)el awarv and yamlotts im ln; Iter. Krnneia J. aerviim at a in and 7pm; Siilili.ith Selmol i ni. nvw Ai MtthHii Oirner of Twelfth uml l.ilierty aIiii'In, Vel Kiniani' illy H-v. Ueor'o Heed, I.iHlnr; mhlenm mlj itiilug eliureh; ervlci's nl 10:110 in Mini 7 i KubUitn ho-il al 2 m.

II' A'imu ApwifMi Smith tonirr of Taelfih mid lliekry rtnvt, IV vat Kaiinnty; aeniees at llh: a in ami 7 in. Furl irrtbitfrriu M-(lvmnl avenue, Iwt Tenth mid Klevonih treeta: Hev. II. ('. Il'ivey, lnlr rehleiiee 1 1 ok Ccnirnt at reel nervleea at 11 a nl and in tiihlHith HeiMil at a in.

Cmhai Old School Soiith-weif c.ruer Kf uli I It and (irund oven ne; llev. A. U. Ma-leirj, l.i,-tr reeldeiiee corner of Kano and Sevenlh 1 reels; aerrleeant II a in and7 in. rooit t'honjr Kihtnch Keer Ninth and (ir.iinl avenue; Her.

Win. K. Vllnin, Paitnr; er-ei' lu1 a in, in anil in, und Wiilnee d.iy at 8 in nahbnth 8 at am. in Mtlh'uhtl FuIh-omI (vrier nf T-'nlh and iay elni'ta llev. T.

v. ll-ndenon, Piwlor: relleiu-esis leiith atreel m-rvit-e IO.J0 and 7.1C ii Saiifiath Hvlio-d til. '( el Tenth street ami liniinl Unv. J. O.

HuIntIs, Pinter: r- ddeiiu' 3 Mf.Oe struct kci ire; 1 1 in and in Sahlmlh KHumI al 0 -U 4 Aiihvii t'i HofjtUt llev. N. If. Poster; ervidwal 11 0 iu mid iu Holihuth Si h'Mjl at 10, St. I.nii't A'piwepi Corner ef Kixhlh ami Walnut Hlreot eervii-vw al 1 1 11 in mid 7 in.

Urucr A'puoeif Corner of lenlh and HrnaiW way; Itov. Jewpli E. Heeler wrvitv at a and iu Sunday Kehuol at a in. Firtt li oiiin Lulhrruu New Delaware Ii. Tenth and Kleveulli irn Ber.

T. F. Horn- I Muk, Maer. pulr: ridenw in rear of the rhurch; held-the felleninx wn kl) ecrvhi-s: Preaching, Mindiiy, 11 .1. in.

aud p. S.ihliuth Sellout at a. Lecture, ednmlay. m. of Twelfth und Main alreel Hev.

Alexuuder Proctor, Ptmler aervletw al 11 a and i in; SubUilli School niuatu; Prayer ilti tinit Wuducwlay eveomu al 7 ill. tinotuH F'xtHijttuvl (St. Prier Walnut bet Tenth mid Eleventh itnut: J. (- Full, 1nntor; rtMeiiei1 near vhureli aervlci-s 11 111 mid 7 in. 1 huii it 'he I luuiiieotutr 'imvjrfMi (Catholic) st erner of Klitviuuli and Broudwtiy alrvela; Uor.

H. Donnelly, Pastel. St. 't'i(4'-((4tlholic)--(orm'r of Melieo and Seventh stiuuta; Hev. James A.

Dunn, PaW; T.J.Ce-iiey. Asslslant; n-idenco corner uf Me-(in- and Ninth strvel; nor es hi 111, a in ami 11 in huhtialh School ui, fol-loWiil hy VmiK'ni. St. PUrr'A itmt St. PwtPit ((uthoHc) Umner ol Ninth und rlreu; Poster.

AYW of mi'ili al IMI i III, ill lsuiu'4 S)al sffvpli pl Fifth stru and kfiv-nm Xoi htil, ih t'oinerof Kbththand M.ilu stni'ls ll- r. E. I- lie Pudor; 11. A. 1'rcshlenl tho oiimcK.tlion wrvlees Friday uvenlnuat suuiet, uml Kalunl.iy al in 11 S.ihlMlh Sclioid same day, a in, omi-ducti-d hy iho jKintor uli Sunday, Hahlmlli KcIukiI KANSAS NATIONAL Oflll Mititt Abiharirod OapiUd paid Up Oafutal I J.

RR0UIUIK nM ft H. BRMOKV WN. S. SMITH. WOODlJY TAYLUB.A WM.Y01.MKBL ft, 8MITU, wiLuam TMl Bank gray arid ig buainMo la too nltod Wtataa and foreign Poponlto Boosivsa, tha rertHVrateO.

Mon So env, Oonlf bought ni ootd. JOHN WM. A. SMITH, Outhlor. KDWD W.

SMITH, llMftollMllOCt KANSAS Mugs Cor. Fourth and KAHSAft J. B. BELL, Preaidant, J. BBI.L, THOtt A.

KMART, C. J. WHITS, IVu thmul Ranking terma. Odlaclhma malaand Inicreal allowed os Time NATIONAL KANSAS Anthortsed OspttsJ, CaptUl Paid In, I E. THACHKH, Prmldrnt.

FRANK AHKKW, MRADR I. K. THAritRR, i FRANK AHKKW, WII.I.IAM WKffptN, MKADE WOOHSON. KOKH J. AI.KX ANHER.H.

WllJJAII M. hMITII, N. A A Oonrnil Banking Inferoit wn WM. M. aitTH.

Ihreiilent A A. FK1NE.MAN, Vlce-Prcaldrnt. WATKINS Successor tuj. Q- Corner Seroml KANSAS Capital, 3VM. M.

mtUTI, B. A. FKINHMAN, J.U. WAIKIISS, JAMh, DAVID HTRF.prr, L. C.

ALEXANDER. UOB(iEW. LivinEston and 10 11 ue Ntrref, Organised for the Im-inom Btuiki-ri'. CoriMiratioib, lui-inl Imlui-cniont to re nt. Inlcnel alluw.il County und Town ttccuiilic, WiinUil for anlc LOANH it.

tv. nox.iKt.L. m. Donnell, 92 Broadway, Fleal Agent for Our Imaim-wi ta Ire a reruriit tmuk, to our eiii-tonter. by any iucorhratMl MMW A PLUMBERS, GAS Dottier Pumps of all kinds, for Oas, Steam C.r Ninth and Delaware FLAVORING DR.

Special JOSEPH COCHRAN, WHOLBSAI.il AND RETAIL D1ALBB IB FURNITURE Maltrossos, Cl UpMsIcrini bedding, No. 711 Main Kansas City, Missouri. In the jolbfwt' department of trade yeaHrday ft fair bnalrvera baa WanuicWd, but, aa ia mal at the clone of the week, thi-rc Wid fcfts ftaiidthakidd fbaa at other limes. Najehaiifeaiii qaolations are re- Whe bnJnaV womlnlf tranuao- tlona in thil market being too limited to eutabliah prioaa. Cam continues about tba sann, though the amoant of' owe ear.

load war sold in small lots yesterday at 70 cents sacked nod delivered' Ireak. Tbe prioe ef tha market is aboot tents for white and fid tents for Ifo. mixed, though probably the amount that could he placed at that pHca outd be smell Oata am fair demand and light rfiipply. One sale of Her load, sacked and oa track, att'icfwa reported; 'Tbtl is about atjaal tbbdfAdftc bulk hut SHe was demaudod yesterday, while tba beat offers were Joe. Jlje is in demand, and two car loads were offered yesterday at 0c, bot found no buyers.

Tba price this grain will bring Its this market Is about Thera is also a good demand for rye Hour; but not sufficient quantity can be found. In the produce market hut ter is firm at 17fr IHc, the last being the prevailing figure for small lots to tho tradu Egg are still abundant, and sold to the trade yesterday, re-candled, at 9c. lotatoes are in fair supply and steady at quotations, and chickens are dull. LI VS STOCK. CATTLE Received per Missouri River, Fort Scotland Gulf railroad, 100: per Leavenworth, Lowronee aud Galveston railroad, 20; per Kansas Iacifit-rnilroad, lHti.

Total, 300. Bbiped per llnnnihal and St. Jo railroad, 21: per Missouri Incific railroad, 307 per St. liouis, Kaunas City and I Northern railroad, Total, -100, The market was not so active yesterday, the Eastern mnrkcts living reported as having declined, All grades were dull, except good Texas cows, which sold readily at previous quotations. Hales were 6 Rainier A GiU's, av.

00, at ft 00: 2 Texas steers, av. 85, at 2 Tqmis av. 7IH), at $2 00: 121 Texas steers, av. 012 at $2 2546 Texas steers, av. f78, nl $2 20 do, av.

at $2 1 native sUer, weight 1,330, nl $1 00; Texas steers, a v. 1,033, at 2 Hi; 71 calves at $0 23 per head, and another sale of 2 1, the gradq and price of which nrc not reported. We quote: litlra, av. to l.w I'rime, av. 1.10 to 1UO I .1 ir to tfoo, uv.

I HO to I J.VI NultVC imo to It.V), in fo.1 4 7A t-i INI 4 At 7S it A 4 lino 2 io no il av. 1HMI 1 'lex. Ht M.orn-fwl, av. 24 7 inl rd, jiv. OW to tUUQ.

1 00 Ti-xa 1-01, (at, av. Sto t.iomi 2 no -Vt Tliru' lex. av. nni non 2 On Mi 7.5 cii, av. 70 to mo i.r n) 0r, llrfM, 7.VJ loKHI 173 Hi 25 Vial Cnlvo 4 00 (ati 00 II Of iS Received, none shipped none.

Market nominnl and unchanged. We quote i.ntdiiT to fti.i 7.i 3 --rk 4 AO p-nQ Stovknra OO A4U0 SHEEP Received, none; shipped, none. Onesnlc was made of 6nU head av. SI, at 1 Hti pt-r head. Frelgliln.

The following is tho rates of freight from this city eastward, amend upon a few days since by the St. K. C. and N. II.

II. and St. Joe R. A. and R.

R. R. 1. and P. U.

and the K. St. Jot and C. 1). It.

it. st. i'll, An-lii- A II. wortlixii'l Kan-Kiit'iiy, to tiH-nw I ItllHtOII Mill I.T.1 Nr lliui-u )lrilrHirt Net York. Al-OSMjr, Troy, I'ltil atvltlii KNliituoru It.ltlllo I eii-n'u Hrl'luf IlnilMrl li'irbnrf, Tnlr-I ls -MKln-ky, iMfll lnilinru ti i a ai DR.

BOHARriAn omm No. Nwta rmk sirwi tm, iu prTABUFHKD UI ftT. LOUIS IN Sf. Oiiwt all prime dlawas is ahort time, ta 1 Irmalei shaif low fa aa as ssurf, SiAamwai wVaeotsiletmittve Oar. wnmlly can all forma ef Mpematomre or neoily Kpislnil makniw" In fvmi two to aeveo waeks Mesa.

It rre mem lost pwrw and Iwtnga terk tho youthful rlgr nf ihoao wHo hart dmtroyed hy antwal wnaaw or aril twnrlicaw. This reread? tea brew oaed by Dr. Bnannao 1 bla prtvom prmw tiro for oTar tnlrty ymra, and haa sorer failed la re ring, me In the worm ewaaa. Prtew flredoUara Baot to addrma (fret Irwa oboarrattua). rm BOHANNANB VsgvdaMo Wrwbftbi Cure" to warranted In permanent! in all luatagea, and enulleteaa tha Isat Uge of Krphllltle pdaun from the ayalom.

Tteao having tuedlimaa lurking la Ihtdr htetd, frum.lherehy Jeupanllaing tho heal III ptnma another, as well aa that nf apring, should Immediately nee thie mod Mao and teCtTRKD FUft UFA Prtoo ire dolhua. Baa ta any aHrm. BPr. B.l Tteatlao Bportal which fully ex plains the nature, eauaerrmptAma. of Kpennatorrhrw, at "Hemlnal KypolHa, all Impadlmenti of marrlago.

and valuable Information no other delicate aahjeeta sal PRBB, la plala malri oavalupaa WtoPeraom remlUIng tnney by mail ht medt-rlmwwlUoead by puat-oAea arder av ragtatered letter Cure Guaraniccdl ft liSKMl HI MRDtrAI. INMnTI TIv-Ohl ami It reliable toe North Ninth Ktreet, Kt. Imia, Mo. JJttle la required la Dm way of advertising, its the reputation the luMlIuttoa la well known thranthouttbe Wret. Wenttend to the aucrewa-ful Ucstmeni of nil IKscanre, Canoara, Tumors, as well of the Joints; all t'hrnntc, Nervtma, Private Veaeaeal and Beaual IHseaaea; Syphilis, or mercurial alWithms the skin, throat, arre, nr twnre; Oonorrhi-a, Itleet, Kirtctnre, Orehllia, Hernia, all Crlnary Dlaeawa, Spermatorrhea, nr Beinlnm Weakneaa, and linpoteney, aa the mult of telf-abnae, Sexual excamt-a, Etc.

Aiao, all dia-fnaea peculiar to femah-a. DH. KlNii, of Cincinnati, and DR. HUNT, New York, the lrprir tira of tha Institute, devote their undivided attention to the ari'-nce of Midicine and Surgery respectively. It will ha well fur all Invalid autferlng frem Chronic dla-emwantid CamiT, tonretl thcmaelvm nf tba anre that ia aflonleil In thia, the limit Ail-llnllng In-vathl Hee.rt.

Medical pamphleta arnt in renled anvclopia for two aUuiua. Xletiicinsa aupplb-d from mir Ixharntory. Cnnaultationa enAl-nial and free. Pattanla treated bv mail ami exprren. Nn letter will bo anweril uofrea aatamp ia iocloicd.

The Dorlora will vhdl any pari of the country for W'nauhMlon, Pi perform Surgical Operatic Call oil, nr addreae, M1-KOPBI MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 10 North Moth SU, litl. Pitta and Ctielnut HU lamia. Office hour, Oa. m.togp. m.t Bundays, I teSp.

m. A jtnrkiiuti ri ninlicloa w-nt to any addrem fori OH. Inrti-a who e.m give reference In Ht. fuil. no pay for medical nervier until cured Miiieinre cnah in advance.

ItetiHrt! Till lalarj Cnkli DR. 8TONE II TV eat Afnrtlwon Ktreet. Chicago, Trr.it nil iiuomi i.ninl rc Dir (f both revi at jonnile price. W.97X cea cm red. Kkuinau 33.rik-a, Spuku tTonr.iirx (iilutit I hk.

r.b Dt tm.in, Iihik (hM of aovitnl power), 0., p'nnanenlly No mere rury 1. I'uili tit ni a Oiat.irv frr.it il hy h-ticr mootclnea aent crerrwhcre. l'uiitH ton free, per-tomiliy ur hy innil, up or mncr lie funded. A Hook on private dtaraare (for noth txcA), w-nt sealed, for I wo atampe. AU let ten confidential.

Dr. Perkins Of KanmaCtty (late nf Waahlnghm, l. will Siiarantee a ainwily ami periuaneut cure fur the iaoaao known aa Hparmaturrheara, nr Seminal Rmiminna. bruuglil on hy tell almae or otherwiae, and of man I11 xid perfectly reatorrd. Render, remem Iwr that Dr Perkina la tha only man on the American continent that will guarantee a ante aud iwdy cure for ilia above dleam or refund hla (cn.

Addrern Dr. PEHKINH, P. O. tea 1-7." Offire, Fifth alraat, Booth side Public iuara, Kansas (Hty, Mo. A IM.I-I I.AK t.ftl A I.

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el-t fin what. luo, aad wfcol con bo dene In ueb Abe.i iher.e. Why our -l. or- premoiartlv Inflrao All bo the tblfal nr Itnul 'Mr wi.s in know. Thlt iwl, lotornio'lan tb.l tho ItUtRIKil, or the r.wi-t.TiM M.Rniona thonid be a q-iointefl with, aim.

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AU that the douhlfnl or Inqutatlive wlali to knnw. Soot aectirely aalrel, tr cent, by Da. WHtTTlKa, 396 Penn 8l, Pittaburgh. Pa. Lmgeet engaged, and ut aucceenlul Kcciallat ol the age.

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Thia is and lnteraaUng work of 20 page, with numerous engravings, and contains valuable in-foritialiou for those who are married or contemplate marriage; atill tt 1 bnk ihgt might to be under lock and key, and not laid caroleaiily about the hones. tent to any one (tree of ptage) for SO rente. Addreae DR. BUTTK, Dispeuaary, 12 North Eighth Mrert, K. lmla, Mo.

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B. a an row 1 TsiasRailtaj laivaNVN at vtnt mm Houston' Tern Central Bailtay. tha meager by this rente are glvan a vtew of tbe bdhawlng prominent entire and towns in KSKM.IH Ann TKXASt Pori Brott, Ossga Mtssirm, Paraoaa aa4 (Merge Manana. AKfb Denison, Bhermnn, McKinney, Dalles, Utnleanr, Wa e. Oalrrru Heerne, Bryan, Hempateaft, Houaton, Oalweeton, and A.ualn, lb.

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HOTELS, GRAND CENTRA le Lewraoe tnft Seven tomith tereeto, Dnvu, Oolondo. (Formerly Monger Hnm) J. O. MASI1W, PrroJo? DEiiomeoF tub wbmt Chwvtat-i 00 Mnrail, Denver, Oolondo Owner Iftwrenre flnd Seventh Slreeta, FRKD. C1 A RPIOT, Proprietor.

SOUTHERN HOTEL! Preollngon Fourth, Fifth and Walnut ttT. LOUXB. MO. The ftonthern Hotel hi flrat item In eft Its ep Mdslment. Ite tebteo are at all Umae enpplled In the grretmt ahundanre, with nil the deliceriee the market afford, lu clerk end employee ere all polite and attentive to the want el ib gneeto ef (lie Hotel.

There le an improved elevator leading from Ibn I ret floor to the upper one. Railrned and Ku-mhoet Ticket Offices, Hew Stand, and Wretorn Union Telegraph Ottoo in Rotund of the HteL 1.A Vr.M.I.K. WARNER A CH Prepr -r. BVSDmiOAKM. Vlt, 1 OTTKHHAC'UN JMCT10H HAT Uim va MS Mill Dealer Is all kind of Frreh end SnM Mreen M.

A EGNER BEEF and PORK PACKER Who heels end ttotoil Peeler in Soma, Imm, ftrtod sad Freeh Rent, He. UU Grand A van we, Xenme City. Mimonrt. Caeh paid lur hog. KANSAS CITY Excelsior Wash Board 00 Plotsrs Mflaktltf SiMfROlwy.

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Whitary (who haa I men in our rmploy tor amne thee snath we tokw great phure is reeoninrnfttog Int to our old frbuHl and priront, nnd tb roueniunlty at large, ne a ffrmh-man who thoroughly undv-r-tonde hie bueioem, ul etrtet integrity, emft wM worthy of yoea uunftdenoe and pelrotwuie. LUriAKA VUK EHT. 1 I bnve opened an Abteraet Ofto at 514 Main 8t Up Stairs, where abnll be pleente to nil whe may favor me with ihvdr petevnugo. Mn Pranpb neeg, Intogritysnd Apournoyln the bu tenoflfl, ANDREW J. WHITNEY.

HIDES. DEALEB IE Wool, Furs, Tallow, Etc CIRAND AYCNVK, Xnii City, Mo. LunUuw. Wuh4 MUaHUbeO OftaebM Wrlnna TUMPS, Niagara Steam-Pump Work OHAS. BHARDICX, i-' Xa It ASaat Street, BrMklf X.

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wa the Me. K-, Ft. Koylt ft UhRU. to mites etwift td Kanrn City, with bto tnwk iwuiB-gm. r.

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VRKUKNBtStiU'. tuoe. 4, WKAVbK. Show Cases AO. Htl NTATK NTre Cb.loftO Xlllxxolai.

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T. GREEN WHOLESALE GROCERS! GOO Main Kansas City, Mo. WHOLESALE TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 6rst train for llanoilial thunder storm left its mark -at Aroya, Wednesday evening. The lightning ruined the instruments in the telegraph ofTH-e, and damaged the furniture ana building.

At Hugo the lightning killed a cow belonging to Mr. Kelley, Captain J. Stephens, preeident of tbe Central National Mnk of Boonvtlle returned from a short visit to Dearer yesterday. He returns in time for his friends to use his nauie as a Democratic candidate for governor of Missouri SHOOTING STARS. What They Arw Their Mtae and Pie tsre frwm the Ksrlb, From lai-tuie Prof.

H. A. Hie Nli. bcii'iiliSe )iuil ef Yil 4 olivse. suppose that each one you has often seen a shooting star.

On a clear night you havo seen a bright point of iight travel ouickly across tbe sky as though a star had Ireen shot from its place in the firmament. It may, if it was a large one, have broken into sparks as it disappeared, or have left a cloudy train aiong part of its path for an instant, or perhaps it was so faint even that you could not he quite sure that you saw anything. Home of you havo seen these shooting stars by hundreds iu star showers. Until near the close of the last century poets dreamed, and other men guessed, aliout these objects, hut knew nothing. Two German students, llrande and Hen-Bcnbcrg, found out and told us that those bright (lights were in tho cmtlt PARTS OK THE ATMOSPHERIC.

From tho two ends of the city a track nhvays appeared to be in tha same part of tho heavens. Hut when ono wont to a village many miles away a track was seen by the two persons tat A and H) iu dilfrr-parts of the sky. Hence they were able to mensure tho height of the shooting stars from tho ground. We now know that those luminous paths are rarely less than forty miles or more than ninety miles irntn the curth. We also know that any shooting star was a small body of unknown suo, perhaps not larger than a pehblo or grain of coarse sand even, undoubtedly solid, which has been traveling around tho suu in it own independent orbit, like Atty planet or comet.

Its path came within 4,000 miles of tho earths center, and so tho small body struck iuto tho earth's atmosphere. It velocity was so great filly or a hundred times that of canon ball that even in our rare atmosphere an intense light and heut was developed by the re sistancc, and the body wus scattered in powder or smoke. These bodies before they come into the air, 1 call meteoroids. It is only when they have reached our atmosphere and begin to burn that wo ever see them. They arc thon withiu ninety miles of the ground.

Hrandes, ouo of the two German students spokeu of, was riding in an open post wagon on the night of December and saw and counted hundreds of these shootiug slurs or meteors. At limes they came us last ns six or seven a minute. Those meteors which Hrandes saw that night wo now know were HITS FROM im.l.ls I O.MKT, In November, )H33, occurred tho famous star shower, which some of you saw. Tho facts of that shower gave to two New Haven men, Rrof. Twining and Prof.

Olinstcnd, tho clue to the true theory of tho shooting stars. From that date shooting stars have belonged to astronomy. Tbe November meteors were admitted a new constituent of the solar sys tern. Three years Inter M. Quetelet, ot Hrusscls, found that shooting stars are to be seen ill unusual numbers about the 10th of August of each year.

A fc months Afterward Mr. Herrick made independently tho same discovery but he also told us of star showers in April ami in January. What Hrandes had seen in December, led Mr. Herrick, moreover, to expect a like shower in other Decembers, und be asked that shooting stars be looked for tho 6th and 7th of December, IH38. This shrewd guess was justified, for on tho evening of those days hundreds of these meteors were seen iu America, in Europe, and in Asia, by persons thus induced to look for them.

These shooting stars, also, had once been parts of Hiela's comet, though this fact was not dreamed of at that time. In tin course of liino we came to know more aImiuI the meteoroids; that iu gencrul they moved ix i.onu oitairs, liko comets, rather than round ones like planets; that some of them were grouped in long, thiu streams, many hundreds ot millions of miles long, and that it was by the earths plunging through these that 'wo have star showers; that the space traveled over by the earth ho iu it everywhere some of these small bodies, probu bly the outlying members of hundreds of meteoroid streams. Also tho Hriodic time und the puth of tho stroams of November mctcroios were lound out. Then came tho interesting discovery that in thh stream, and in that of (lie August meteroids. lay the path of two comets.

Then Dr. Weiss, of ienua, showed that the meteors seen by Hrandes, and by Herrick, in 13H, as well us many meteor seen near December 1st. of oilier yours, aud the Biela comets all belonged to eacb otber. It is then properly a part of my story toi show you the le-bavior of one of the streams ot meteroids. Standing several hundreds of miles away, see them enter the upper 'atmosphere.

They are entirely unseen until they strike the air. They tnen come down like drops of fiery rain a few miles, in parallel lines, burning tip long before they reach the ground? The air is in fact a shield, protecting the men below irorn a furious bombardment. The region of THX M'MINOUS TftAt'fta is many times above that of the highest mountains. Go' further away. Parallel lines may show the paths of the meteoroids, though the bodies themselves arcs too small to be seen.

They strike a little way iuto the air, to some persons coming from the aenith, to some uomiug obliquely, to some skimming through the upper air aud uusaen by all upon oue hemisphere. peed hardly remind you that suulight aud twilight and clouds often come iu to prevent the seeing of the star (lights by per sous below, up still further away, rroui outside look in toward the sun upou tha earth and meteroid stream. The me-Uroida iu fact, are not to be seen. The stream ia of. unknnwn-depth perhaps millions of miles dee pi Ita density in- 'eases iu geueral toward tbo peuter.

won the deusetf part of the November stream in two or three hours, und tlm whole passage of the August stream require throe or four duys. Tho Hiola stream is crossed obliquely, tho meteroids ovortakiug the onrth. The August stream is marly perpendicular, and the November stream meets tbe earth. Again, go still further away, out to tho poiiit which wo first looked down upon the earth and eomeb Wa then see (by tbe mind's eye) the meteoroids strewn along tho elliptic orbit of Uie comet for hundreds of millions of miles, forming a stream of unknown breadth, but ip the scale ol the first Ugure lliowu you, about au O. 8MITII.

ft, B. II 1008. Z. O. SMITH Sc Wholesale Tobacconists, No.

12 Vst Fifth Commercial Bank Building, BLansas Olty, Missouri. Fine Virginia Tobacco and Key West and Imported Cigars a Specialty. HARDVVAI3 E. FORBES Si HARDWARE mv miis. v.

serra. Wlint wmiM happen, yn nippnir, J( hr imIuqoim'IM my 1ilhrrwr: Till prlili- n( I'ltm I Iwtr In M-r Why itnti'l you kc'p nwr the gemml likr hip! U'hnl If tie mno-thoulil xy In I he phlox: My form xti'l mlnr nrr orllnwtox voiir M.ikcr, you1 u1 Iota, Pm im lr In nil niji-cH llkr Wlint If crop)- iImmiM my to ror "Whvurr you flnmilliiR iiIwmiI upllo-rr? tV-irnroof iwli'xlnu nlmio nod fri-r; You ouuhl to i litiK to in llU' liko tiir." Wlint If rlwr hnnhl wy to rill "If you wr'M't tut Inxr youd turn mill. Mtudv 1 A ru'l Whnt If awun should my ln row "3'ou Im-Ioiii; lo lluTiifv of wMind-m, dindly do for you to In fr-it; It ll Your dy Iioh; lncriug hi." Whnt If i tfixMc should tem-h wren I Or nn c.ijjle try to folhiw lu-n Whnt if tho monkcyi nhotild nil imreo, Tlmt liu-ri' oughl to hi- uniformlly." 3Vhnl If imm iliould any In nnolln-r: "IHlIi-r with in- nod vu'rr not hrutlu-r; w.n toff hni the truth si Ihi ono if lili mo or you'll lo bell Strikt" tfor July CHOW-CHOW. Chicanery to puliu oil' old hen for fricnsccd chicken. Tho tenderest heart loves best the bold and courageous ono.

Now the green apple doubles the little boys into quarto form. Detroit women have the good sense to carry their own trunks. -Tho rod has not yet boon invented that will ward off' Jcracy lightning. A Milwaukee ghost rides a noiseless horse und Nourishes a wagon-stnkr. Musical men from Italy, with their cranks and monkeys, arc called upou to organize.

According to a Dublin newspaper "a number of deaths have bceu unavoidably postponed." Pawnbrokers ura tbe most reliable crusader. When they take a pledge they generally keep it. A bank must lie ii poor place to impart a secret, tut thore is a cash-ear and a teller there constantly. -As a result of the hydrophobia war tin ladies of Newport have exchanged their poodles for kittens. A man in (lunger of being hanged, said ihat of all games of his childhood, skipping the rope would le most agreeable.

Tim affection a woman acquires for an old corset is touching aud not surprising. It has been her maiu stay in ull weathers. I can't let yoqr aceouut stand a day said a worried tradesman to Ins delinquent customer. "Very well, then, lei it was the reply. Next to music, nothing so powerfully tends to soothe the savage breast us to sec tho young man who parts his hair in tlio middle, shoving a Imby-wucon on Sunday.

A Nebraska man and his wife simultaneously eloped from each other a few niuht Ago, which was the first time they had ever been known to entertain the haiur opinion. little hoy was recently presented with a trumpet, to wlm-ti ho hecAtne greatly attached. Ono night, when he was about lo put iu his little bed" and was ready to say his prayers, ho handed the trumpet to his grandmother, saying. Hero, grand' ina, you blow while I pray." llow do you do, Mr. Joucs said a stranger, blandly smiling as he entered the store of a dealer.

Well, thank you," stiffly rejoined Mr. Jones. don't seem to know me I am Brown used to live said the visitor. 1 beg ten thousand pardons, Mr. Brown," said Jones, relaxing and shaking hands cordially; excuse me, 1 thought you were a drummer." "So I am," suul Brown, Tableau vivunt.

Hurlingtou llawktte "A young husband took his wife to a soda fouutaiu last evening, and looking solemnly at the man who aked them what said he would take Imagine his horror when she said she would try some too He laughed feebly, and the cold sweat stood in great dropsou bis clammy brow, but the soda man uever lost his presence of mind, and while the husband threw in an extra dose ol' his wife made a wry face over giuger. She will never try crusade again. -v if A fttunll Lin fcaiMtta A member of tha. Bagiuaw county bar was recently iu oue of our thriving interior towns on professional business, la the office of the hotel he was accosted by a very agreeable gentleman, evidently of the genius drummer, who wanted to know where he was from?" The legal gen tlomsu, not exactly rtillshing tho stran gers familiarity, uuiwered shortly, From Detroit." The next question was, "For what house are you traveling For my own." You are May I ftsk your panu" You uiuy." enjoyable to taxi lawyer, riMborrussing to the other 'VVeir (desperately), "wlmf isy.ou ii.imcV" Jones." 'Vhut liqo arc yoq iff? "I 4mT wnderstuud you, eif. What ire you selling (impaiicully).

(coolly). The orinuiuur suw his opportunity, and looking at tho other from hpad to foot, he said slowly, Well, you Appear to carry a small line of sumplos." Black-stone says he owes that drummer one. Jichoit Journal (Wnuwrive. 1 Loxum.r.ow Believe tho morgiq of coleslini streams those simples grow which cure the heartache. liuildcrH Hardware, CarpmilcrN Tools, Coopers Tools, Fishing Tackle, Finn Culler)-, Clothes tVriugers, Itubker lielting, Leather Helling, Parking mid Babbitt, Circular Naws, Muniilii ltopo, (Sheet Brass, Etc.

700 Main Stroot, Kansas Olty, Mo. WWW AND 33- AUSTIN dl OO-, WHOLESALE ANP N8TAU1 PUMPS AND GAS PIPE! BRASS GOODS, Enginn Trlmmlnge, Steen Fitting nd Rkkr Hoe, Skftima, itonnft. SMt-Springi, ftnd Irons nad Wngoa Wtod-Werk. Boat iu tbo A9 701 Main Street, Kaiiniin City, MlMMouri. iiImi-.

toll MiviHe.M.M. lo.lt. mtH.lt,, Cue in mil I ml, IIIh 1. tlltlll-V II innikil. lt.

Nun 2 3 FiiODUUM. I'nslin-n iiintll(n Nrerominiwlou mcrubxoU 4linx nrli-m for Ihe reported: llK(lv -tVoal'-rn, 8iIO. liKkXWlJf-ftW'P UIJrrgHr-Af-'liaa, Ittptfc; chvit alecttoux, 1UKiM vHNtS0 to 1100 ion. fCtiOH Hli i i-oiihI, tamll.il, lkIOt'. I'UKSH Fltl l'S-Al'I'l.

M-r l.uAn Mkn I IK). Slla.kli liualivl, 92 Ml- Plnv-apple, t4 U0 ir ilotro. FKATHEHa Prime Uvo feme, Itc; mimed SB ts fM If AY Baled, 00; looee, t7. fitKMP-Uudiwud. t60w4 per tooLdreMud, t'Ktlil 70.

HlfEM-I)rf tint I Hut green ealted set 1 Belied. ISc; gmeo Sc; budilo at lo S. LABI KeUie, rwidered In tlert, kege, isc; la Ua ceoeend pells, U16c, sad tua try, 1 ONIONA Nw, n0-(ii1 2-3 bu-lt. POTATOKK New, er IiiihIiuI, SOmldc. rotlLTBY Cltltikuiu, lire, per 2U0(ft 2 ,30.

NrltiK 1 71i2 rROVialONd Bacoq, deer atdee, tl4u; etwHlU am Sc ben, Higer-eumd, ceanimd, p.eft. dear, 4o 00 uwe, S21 00; euger wared brrenwS beeon, J.e; country tutus, lollc; tldce, gOJllt: iftouldera, n7 TAl.u7w-tu7cW 6I.FI it dO; Mr.tl 73. UHBEP PKI.T8 reeo, ivt .30 dry.Wftll 00. WtOL-lulsi4 and wkk.il. Mr; tuW waiiliW.

Hem-, unweeh- it uuAiMUi aul Imbl. iiiiverited flee, S4 JMc ivp ul Week. SO 1x111 aiiiv. WHEAT Yell, He. 8.

91 90j 9. 90t Hw 4. MHi; Bprtem-He. SOr; No. i white, Vile.

CoKK-Ko. I wklU, Ole 1 yellow sad mixed, OATS-Ho. 9, lew, I.5ASKC. Week. BYE No.

2, 7.V. BARUtgkwUmobdos, 9MPf No, 7e; Vm, moDoort XXX, to w'S 75; XX, ,1 lil alt. Mi ,1 70 IIUIHI1llkM 71 kU. M. gs Vt to 8 a5.

I U. FEED eV 91 WM1 40. 1 Hlt.M-W n.u, 9o ooctiou). whip gruFP-vtoii, ij 00. HOMINY bill, 93 0u6 60900 he set wdg bt fetnereL HaMMie fsi'ine Items, Passengers UaveliugsutUcr way over ahe western division of Uiw road oujoy de-Jightfui iiemuuity from dust Corn along the line suttcriug fearfully ftir want of rain.

Farmers say rthey will sesreely get half ft cro unless dhey get raw The brewery 4 Ogdcft 4 turaiug out CIGARS AND HARD ina WYANDOTTE. St. Pont' J. (i. June, Paalur ici vlt'K ul In 11 nml i m.

Duuulli'n Hull; ncrviim al i Kiihliilh Kilmol at 1 i) 111, until fiullu-r uoliic. M.iSlut Uftixf-fh'l -Ili'V. II. K. Mutii, I 'n-lnr arrtircK mominx mol i-vcnluu at the inuuil ImutH.

Mr. pitnir; M-rvini iii-rulu and evening ui I lit- iimul hour. UitoMt, M.tSiftut ll.iv, Mr. Im-I, l-u-lor; wr-vhi iiiuvuliiu ami evening ul the iiniin! imuiH. Ci-tui i Miihixlht -iU-v.

J. t'. Owen, ollleicint-tiilC for the imtH jt refriuwniuriffug and writing ul the iiua( hmini. UuthtJn Iter. Fatlior Ktihl, puolnr, Muaf Vei 1 tuoruiiiK durinK I mu.

KKANKIIN TYPE FOUNDHY, ItlH Pine Street, CtneiHiiatt, Ohio ALLI80N, SMITH JOHNSON. PLANING MILL. Planing Mill! 4. XV. LOVIMOY, kl.mufactiiriir ad Dialer Sash, Doors, Blinds, and Moulding Boroll sad Turned 'Wark, Qlaud 0Mb.

Cor. MAIN sod POUBTBBNTH KANSAS CITY, MO. MARKET. i F. II.

BXtIOXI, Wholesale Butcher 113ft Mala Btrwwt, Sail Side, between Tenth ud Elevantb fttraate, KANSASOITY.lftO. TINWARE. (Suposgsur to pedheffbr DeeJw 1 Stovos and Tinware Keepe eonetenlly oa band full Hhe of tho beat Cooking Huvea in lhataarkai. Have a full etoek ol a lamped, and raanufaevured tinware. Tlo roofing, aiMUllng and gulleriug, and general Job wmk iu tlu, oopor and ahoi-t-iroo.

u-pe(ra of old ruofa aiui palnUng the saute made ape-oialty. JAMBS UEDIIKFPKB, Agaot, 944 Main eUeet, fcwihoffur ted aloud WARS. J. L. KELLEY WBOIiSBAIft HARDWARE Ifci 1 AND Cutlery, Iren, Reel tn4 Nails, end Wgoa Weed Work, Cor.

Third and Delaware Kansas City, Missouri. ii -vie PICTURES, FRAMES W. FIKTEMCjAY, XJftetlor lu PICTTURES FRAMES I Mouldings, LooUig Glasses, Albums, and Stereoscope, 1 Oarvod Waliiut pMoU.etn, into. 70 Hits XTBJNltflr, KAN MAN CITY, MO. 1CK CBKAM Dv'jiot, Kod Water, Dtolerln Foreign nod Duirelic FrulU, ('unfcllom-riee MaltiKtnwt, Knuaee City, Mo.

Beat Cream tkluuu lu lowo. Pure Mud Water. J. OPPICB, Prnprieler. Mloo Cream lieliveted Uittulik lu 11 peri (he Uty (re at ehnrge.

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