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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

The following births were reported tc
the board of health yesterday:
Iiolbrook, Harry ana Laura; girl; 22oI
Fast Nineteenth street; July T.
Johnson. George W. ana Iillia; boy,
Springfield avenue; July II.
Collins, r. \. and +. L.. boy; 25l7 High
brown, Ernest \. and Birdella girl; 1881
Chestnut, July II.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
Mrs. raccnrt MIlI Resign,

Humane Society, VIII soon resign her po-
sition TO accept a more lucrative offer.
AT present she is Strengthening up the
books Of the society preparatory 10 her
departure. Mrs. Taggart has been with the
sncietY since December, 1888
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

Crutcher & Welsh sold the brick business
house, No. PIG Main street, TO the American
Of 'SEt Boston for oo5 cash. yesterday The
same firm sold the dwelling No. 6SS Bar
nett avenue, Kansas City, Kas, to Caroline
for 5000, and lot in Brighton Park addi-
ton TO +. +. Brinkman for Si00 cash.
The contract for building the G.. w.
Jones residence, north of Westport, has
been awarded to George l.. and Samuel
Brown, the contractors. The same firm Sc
cured the contrast Tor a portion Of the
lege.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
Excelsior spring. JeaIous.

Excelsior Springs, Mo-, July l6.-(Special.)
since the Burlington road and the Liberty
people have organized for the purpose of
Creating a suburb out Of that place for
he Milwaukee and Wabash ITO get to-
eether" unite their forces, with a view
81 seeing what more can be done for max
ing Excelsior Springs the suburb of Kansas
cify as a place of residence and as a
health and pleasure resort.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

John McCirsw and James Fowler were
in police court yesterday to answer To the
charge of vagrancy. They We're arrested
at the Union depot while in the act of
snatching a purse from a woman boarding
10 stay TO prosecute and the men were arr
raigned for yagrancy, McGrdw was fined
$40 and Fowler 81.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

Henry Bowder of Wilder, Kas., was
taken Violently III at the Union depot last
evening and for a time his life was dis
paired Of A physician was summoned and
after administering some medicine. to the
sick man he, VAS taken aboard his train
panied by his niece.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

The Western Sash and Door Company
yesterday entered suit in Justice Walls
court TO recover Sll95O from Martin Regan,
the owner of the Novelty thcater at the
papers of the plaintiff maintain that the
lumber was purchased January / last and
was used in rebuilding the inside por-
lions of the Novelty theater, of which Mr..
Regan is proprietor ana that no effort
has ever been made 10 liquidate the amount
of the bill. Fannie l.. keating, j, IL.
in the case aI defendants Alderman
William Huttig is president of the West
ern sash and Door Company. The case is
set for hearing on July -.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
MIR. Melsh Goes East.

Milton Welsh, surveyor of the port Of
Kansas City left yes terday morning for
baltimore, Md, and Washington. He
makes the trip TO care for some interests
of his deceased brother, and while in the
East he promises to call at the depart
ment at Washington and pay his respects
to the powers that be, He Will be absent
for two or three weeks.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
A Stewardship FOR sale.

/ have a scholarship in one of Missouri's
al a discount on account of my inability
TO use same. The scholarship includes
tuition and board. washing books and sta
tionery and medical attendance. for a
school year of thirty-eight weeks, Ad-
dress z 600. Journal ethee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

The following couples We're yesterday Ii.
ccuspi TO wed.
Name. Age
Edgar Telford Cutler, Kansas city. Mo, y
Edna Maud Norris Kansas City, Mo-
Joseph Smith, Kansas city, Mo...........2 .2'
Sarah Gunu Kansas city, Mo. . ,..... =;
Philip w Shearman, Kansas city, Mo-
Mary \. Walsh Kansas city, Mo,....,..,, -;
Thomas Elliott. Kansas city, Mo..........2,
Annie Kun, kansas city, Aurs........,..,..L. -.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
heath Of President Tlernan,s Son

Joseph Benoist Tiernan, the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter II, Tiernan, died
Yesterday after short illness at the fam
ily home 60 West Seventh street. The
cause of death was pernicious anemia.
The remains will be taken to ST. Louis
this evening for burial.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
EDUCATIONAL
The Presbyterian College. OF independence.

\ select home school for Girls and Young
Ladies' Number of buarders limited 10
thirty. Located in a beautiful and hcnlth-
fui toyn. Electric railway with trains
every 10 minutes, for Kansas city. thus
giving all the advantages of large city
without CORES pondiuE cost All modcru
convcuicnccs. Eleven teachers and OIL
GERS. Literary, Music and Art Depart
mruts. Graduates enter Nassar ami Orhur
leading colleges without examinations.
For Catalogue, address,
PRESEYTEELNN COLLEGE.
independence, Mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
MIR. Parker's Condition Improved.

Mr.. C. ID. Parker was reported yesterday
afternoon as resting quietly. Though the
heat OF the past two days has been very
hard for him to bear he, succeeded in get
condition was somewhat improved yester-
daN
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

The only baking powder yet found by
chemical analysts 10 be entirely free from
lime and absolutely pure is the Royal"
This perfect purity results from the eX-
elusive use of cream OF tartar specially
refined and prepared by patent processes
and other impurILies.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
For Heavy, Sluggish Feeling
Use Iorsfora's Acid phosphato.


1t produces healthy activity of weak or
disordered stomachs that need stimulating,
and acts as u tonic on nerves and brain,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

The unequaled strength of the Royal, as
certified by the highest baking powder au-
thorities, makes 1t the cheapest 10 use,
even at higher price than others,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

In every receipt calling for baking pow
der better results and more wholesome
food will be obtained by the use of Royal
than any other. because of its greater
leavenng strength and absolute purity.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

Many persons keep Carter's Little Liver
pills on hand 10 prevent bilious attacks. sick
headache, dizziness, and lind them Just what
they need
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

For Sale-Fine double harness for car
riage: will sell cheap II taken at once.
TelePh9ne 59o' or address 1870 East
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

Food raised by the Royal Baking Powder
may be eaten hot even by dyspcpucs,
Enkas s ''iai m4aiHS cr,ists p1iings ct atS are ARE
made by It's use porlnctIy Whoesome.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

Neglect your hair and you lose il. PARKER's
HAIR BAIsAM renews the growth and color
HISDERCoRNs, the best cure for cQrps, lasts
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

THE Best Pill 1 ever used" is the frequent
remark OF purchasers of Carter's Little Liver
Pills When You try thsm you will say the
same /,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

Don't wait until you are sick before trying
Carers Little Liver Pills but get a vial az
opc4 Youcan't TAKE thsR Uiih0u! benefit
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

an approximate estimate. One Of
these. the '-ctrhic foot" method, will be
explained in one o. the future articles
OF this series. which viii enable The
reader to hEiTre approximate costs for
himself. 1t Is difieuii matter to ge,
a builder to contract for a loS-eost
house at the right figure. He IS not 70
blame for Il either. Il Is impossible
for him TO make more than small
profit The best way, usually. Is for
the owner 10 buy his ogn materials
ut is not a isfacuii undertaking for a
small housed and build by days
work. appointing the most intelligent
and reliable workman as foreman, Ma
teriaIs for exterior walls. Foundation,
brick walls: trst story. ciapboards: ssc-
oud story. shingles and clapsoards:
roof. shingles Height OF stories; Cal
lar. n. 6 in. FIRST story, Il In
second story. s n Size Of rooms: See
floor plans. There Is a cellar under
The exterior OF any house Is mostly for
show the interior Is for comfort
The exterior should please visitor
with evidence Of good taste. the inte-
rsor should surprise him with inteiii-
gent arrangement and comfort The
rooms Of this cottage are small but
they are 50 connected with each other
and the hall. that there IS quite an air
OF sire 10 the hrst floor. The hall Is
square and inviting, and there are
plenty Of closets Ventilation is Sc
the bedroom and hall Special fea-
lures; The exterior Of this design has
pleasing architectural features, sloP-
ing roof. a vsranda. hsy-window and
n projecting second story supported BY
brackets. Cheap and tswdry effects,
such as produced by sawed" work, are
avoided. No exterior should be over
loaded with cheap ornamentatior, least
Of all that Of small cottage. To pro-
duce pleasing and effective exterior,
graceful proportions enhanced by col
ors should be the main dependence.
But the interior has more inertia
rious features, which Is as It should be
cured by opening a scuttle in the cell
Ing over the second floor hall. which
causes a current Of air to flow into the
open attic and out through the louvre
windows in the gables,
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
IN a WA ~ CLIMATE
some ., ,hs D,.eo~fort. OF IA'iar tn I.
Place IIks ousrrsrA

SEM. of the pi-cornforts OF tA'A
Plaee Ike oasrrera
NJ F. r Guernsey, describing n tae
Ro.,on Herald a visit to Guerrero, say
that The tarantala Is somstimes feuna
there as big az a mans two nstS. SCOT
Mons are of All sizes. but the one Naieh
does the most harm by It's eiss
snaIiish gray crosture. The l -,
ones bite so hard that the elood noNs
freely. and the infected poison bow
on. There is a Iittle snake called iae
ooralIuo. which Is particularly toad h
getting indoors and nesting In ons
boots. Its bite Is fatal. Boots saoaia
always be Inspected for eorAllilos %
fore they are put on--in Guerrero. II
a scorpion cTeeps on the face or hAhNs'
the person visited should cAretaIly r.
frain from making any moSameat' y
should allow the horrible insect 20
crawl lust where Il will II u - not
disturbed. In all likelihood Il VIII 90
no harm. u Il IA attacked u Is aa.ls
sure to stlnE. The worst terror 70 ths
people Of Gusrrsro IL neither snAAss
nor scorpions. but the red Ants B@ierc
{ EGeaH AlselL- Alf ErHNAN ANa -"
from their house. They leave nota-
ing behIad " thsT can help u An Ia
/ dian woman rushed out o. her cabin
with her children OF the eoHning o. the
ants being announced, In her terror
she LEFT her baby hshiad the house
swinging IN a hammock II Ta5 haPed
that II would escape: bat when the A1i's
had departed the mother fouad that
the insects had crcpt down the cords
( OF the hammock. and had laft o. TIE III
| fortunate child nothing bat rs bones
I On some Of the Guerrero sugar Estates
/ great lazy looking snakes are kept In
[ the store rooms 10 keep rats anl mice
away from the snEaT loAyss- Thess
/ snakes are Eepulsiye Ia apFcaranee, 6zt
harmless 10 human belnn. Net all
! the places In Mexico. however. which
have al agreeable climate are cursed
with inseess and reptiliaa peStH sneh
Z places as CuernAvnea. In the State Of
Mo-elos, are too high above the hot
I plains 10 suffer from ycnnEl0us insects.
and yet so much below the cold table
land that the climate Is a perpetual
/ summer. Cueraayaca unitsS many Of
! the advantages Of the temperate rone
Eith all that is delish;fui and aiiur:uE
Z In the tropics.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

foreigners. and many i'll informed
citizens. do not know that the ma
iority OF Americans are property own
ers. or intend to be such, and that this
makes them conservative
OF all people in the world We have
the least to fear from blatant agitators.
The anarchists themselves are sub
dued by the prosperity which overtakes
them as individuals.
These asitators may be said to come
forward in platoons. when they are
very poor, and fire OF their nonsense;
hey acquire some property and
promptly fall back Into the ranks Of
conservative citizens. to make room
for another platoon to fire and fall
back.
The first and best property a man
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

cost has a curious effect on some
builders. they Immediately assert taas
the estimate is too Iow; glance AZ
the design is sufhcient, they need not
nsure the dimensions nor examine the
Specifications. they simply assert mat
they know ii is too low. There Is but
one method OF making a true estimate,
the laborious one Of hgnring cut an
the materials and labor required. but
there are shorter methods used 70 get
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
tn. oslas.s s,,rr Of Rs.t.

There are three Chinese iuaks In sHa
Francisco bay engaged IN the shrimp
ing trade. A reporter, Who visited one
OF them. the LuRd saEs i5UHd every
thinE arranged contrary 10 nature. ae-
cording to the western notions Tas
deck ran athWArtshlp. the anchor huaE
over the s;cru. the rudder had large
number Of diamond-shAped holes In It
and tie batSing-iiks sail was hois,sd
with an uEeouth windiass, though Il
would Be quicker and easier 70 give the
halyards few pulls Then the rlbs
came up a few iaehes above the deck
and the ship pianking ran beyond the
stern. as " the ship carpenter had for
gotten 70 come back with saw ane
aaish his Job, Nevertheless. the cap
tain OF the Lund Suns regards her as
a clipper. and wants to enter in the
Fourth OF July regatta, II there Is 10
be one.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
The Lazy Mans Way.

At LongpoTt Just below Atlantic
City. You can see these days numerous
disciples OF Izaak Walton. Noticeable
among the lot recently vas an elderly
man, who had three lines in the water.
He vas catching as many hsh as the
others, and with considerable less st-
fort. The lines Of this ingenious lnd!-
vlduaI were fastened to small pieces Of
umbrella ribs about IL inches long.
About i iuch from the end Of the
wires were fastened small sleigh bells.
When he cast the line into the water
he drew II tant and thea stuck the
wires into the ground When a ash
would nibble at the bait the bell would
Jingle and thus draw the attention Of
the fisherman 10 the line. philadelphia
Call
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

can acquire Is home for those wiso
are near aad dear TO him and depend
ent upon him II his means are linz
tied, an examination OF the plans that
illustrate this article. is suggested
Fellow will be found a somewhat de-
tailed description OF the design: Size
OF structure: Width. 81 IT in; depth,
80 IT 6 In. including bay. One ad-
vantage OF small cottage Is that II
IS easily heated. Except in the most
rigorous climate. the heat from the din
ing-room and kitchen stoves will suf-
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
NEAT LITTLE HOME.
THIS ONE CAN BE BUILT FOR A
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Tho Best Property Man Can Acquire
4, Home for Those Dependent Upon
Bim-Hsw 1t Can Re Done Eeoaom-
IeaIIy.
Copyright, 1880

OhEA1N fA1A
ors to this country
are usually ama-ed
that free speech, a
free press and free
ballots extended to
all. rich and poor,
eontented and dis
eontentsd alike, do
not breed serious
political disorders.
Even well informed
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
Rcd, WI, of The ceit.

The death of Sir Patrick o'BrIen re-
calls his reply in the House OF Com
mons to Mr.. Biggar. who had been nag
ging Sir Patrick for the fun he could
get out Of it. -sor.1 said The latter,
"if were to say to this house thar re-
garded the honorable member for Ca
van with contempt and disdain. what
would the house reply2 sor. the house
would say; Pat, me bhoy. roight re
are"
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

Denver apsieian. Dr. b. l. Pri~
Kittrs-ise building. has discovered ,
plstks4l 10 trsat the eyes wishsat ~
~, q dabesruUs dizsE<- He i iva.
lus = larsc nnInf-sr o. ipesgsie, aasi ;
,tantly relieves the nervousness. e.
wsich necsnlEsany defective eysight
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
a H.aar@. na~s rre..

The Colorado orchard Co, have jaz
issued q handsome illustrated b1as
telling all about fruit growing By IN.
CATION IN the fertile Arkansas vaHs,
~ Colorado. Send siatup to W. F. Al
sxander. secretary, Boston Bid
pcrcr colo.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
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E1ectually yst Erntiy. Ehen eosifvs =
h,tltous or wh-n the blood - impars =
,iuxStsh. 70 permanently cars hahiize
-,nrtis.Atioa. to awaken ths kieHsys ant
rtyn- Is : healthy activity. wtthOst ).
-stntfsr or weakening theFa 70 AlRsx
~ adnehss, colds oT ssYcrs us- syEes I
f,fnN
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

Good nature Is the very air OF a zooa
mind. the sign OF a large and senerous
soul, and the peculiar soil IN whica yir-
tue prospers.-Goodmau.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
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The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

More fatal prostrations occurred in
Philadelphia during the late hot spell
than In any other city.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

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tssrarrs Clrs fs,rss - ,ss-s ~ t'1'azaas'taz
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

dciently warm all other parts Of this
cottage. The cost; In the vicinity Of
New York city, without the kitchen eK-
tension. about 81 900; with the exten-
sion, about s1.125. When built with
out the extension. the room marked
bedroom on the first door, is used for
= kitchen. A published estimate of
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

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The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

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The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

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The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-08
An Irrigation Convention,

There will be meeting of the citi-
zens of Meade, Lawrence, Butte, Pen
nington, Custer and Fall River coun-
ties held at Rapid City, s. D., March
70, 1895, at ten o'clock a. m. for the
purpose of securing organized effort
on some line or lines to promote prac-
tical irrigation. Some of the best
speakers of the Hills will be present to
address the convention. Let us have
such gathering of the farmers and
practical business men of the Black
Hills as shall voice the sentiment of
the people OH this important question
Come and let us work together to lift
up, build up and make more fruitful
the land in which we live, thereby pro-
noting the prosperity of all the people
Let every man come with an idea and
prepared to express it.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-08
The Appropriation for the soldiers Home

The Appropriation for the Soldiers Home.
The STAR has it on good authority
that the appropriation for running the
soldiers home for the next two years,
is better by several thousand
dollars than it was for the last two
years. The amounts as agreed upon
by the committses in both houses and
which will be recommended for pas.
sage are s2s,SS5 for 1885 and s27,6O5 for
1886, making an aggregate of s56, 6,49O for
the two years. This, which will un-
doubtedly be passed, is cause for great
congratulation, and speaks in no un-
certain sound of the pull our represen-
tatives have and how they must have
worked to secure it when one stops to
consider the condition of things in the
state. The appropriation lacks great
deal of what it ought to be to feed and
clothe 13O men and maintain the home
for two years, but it is so much more
than we expected that we greatly re-
joice.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-08
Give us a Fire Alarm.

While the city dads are discussing
the advisability of adopting an ortli-
nance creating a fire department and
providing for it's control it might be
we'll for them to take up the matter of
procuring fire bell, gong, or some
other kind of an alarm to call out the
fire department when.their services are
needed. We understand that the
question was brought up some weeks
ago, discussed at great length and
finally referred to a committee, since
which time nothing has been heard of
it. If the committee is still in business
at the old stand the STAR would sug-
gest that they report on this important
question at the next meeting and that
the council take some action thereon
at once. A good fire alarm system is
almost as necessary as well-equipped
fire department and it is hoped that
the council will act promptly as delays
in such matters are extremely danger
GUS. Give is a fire alarm.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-08
An Excellent Showing,

Sunday was the close of the first
years pastorate of Rev. F. P. Baker
with the First Presbyterian church in
this city. At the communion service
the pastor read brief summary of the
status of the church which is cause for
great congratulation to all who have
the cause of Christ at heart. One year
ago there was membership roll of "a.
During the year So new members have
been received. OF this number q are
men and 81 women. Ofthe whole num-
Der, 36 were received on profession of
their faith and % by letter from other
churches. The present roll of mem
bership is 80; the number of actual res.
ident members being S5. The Sunday
school and Christian Endeavor society
are in a fourishing condition. This is
most excellent showing and the pas
tor may we'll feel proud of what the
Lord is doing through him in this place.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-08

A mass meeting of the Fall River
County Stock Growers Association, ad-
journed from Cascade Feb. 26, and met
in the city hall at Hot Springs, Satur-
day, March 2. In the absence of Presi-
dent A. X. Mills, the meeting was
called to order by Secretary Wyatt.
The committee on bylaws made their
report and it wasadopted. The officers
elected to hold Office until the regular
meeting on April are as follows: E. s.
Cox, president; M. N. Parsons, vice.
president; Executive committee, D. L.
Hayden, E. s. Pierce, Paul Miller, J. n.
Meserve, A. X. Mills, G., .Rs GtsAn md
II. L. Pierce. The associa&ion pasSSlis y
resolution making Hot Springs their
headquarters and also another to file
articles of Incorporation with the Sec
retary of state. The association then
adjourned to. meet in Hot Springs on
April 2, at pm.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-08
A Modern Rip.

Jacob Bloomer, good natured Ger
man matchmaker of Oelrichs, has been
in the city for couple of days, having
been sent out by his frau, as he says to
buy COW. Unfortunately he went to
flirting with Bacchus and the delusive
crap game and now he claims he has
been robbed of s25. He did not appear
to know the way home yesterday or like
the immortal Rip had no inclination to
meet the we'll merited wrath of his
storm-browed spouse; SO he still fingers
trying to bring the guilty parties to
justice; failing in which hewill betake
himself to Custer or some place else in
the mountains and who knows but what
we may have another Rip Van Wrinkle
story enacted in real life with Oelrichs
as the scene of it.