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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-23
LAST EDITION
4:15 O'CLOCK.
A SHORT CAMPAIGN.
Actien of Providence Board Of Irade.
and Boards of Other Cities.

A short time ago the Providence Board
OF Trade was in receipt of a communica-
tion from the Cleveland Board of Trade
enclosing resolutions in favor of shorten
ing the coming presidential campaign in
the interest of the business OF the country
which is generally believed to be disturbed
to a greater or less extent by political
connection. subsequently the Baltimore
Board of Trade communicated TO the
Providence BODY their adoption OF resoiu-
lions of the same purport. The Provi-
dence board left the matter ia the hands
of it's executive council with power to
act and the following address has now
been adopted and copies VIII be sent to
commercial and trade organizations
throughout the land:
The following preamble and resolutions
are respectfully submitted by the Provi-
dence Board of Trade for your considera-
tion In the hope that the opinions therein
expressed will meet with approval:
Whereas, There is a growing tendency
in our country TO prolong the presi-
dental campaign due chiefly to the GUS
tom Of holding the national convention
months prior TO the quadrennial cleo
tiion; and
Whereas, the OF the country
has not yet fully recovered from the effect
OF a commercial and financial depression,
and experience has shown that the trade
ntCItb VI " NOhhtiy ~ ~ INV
an unsettled condition by the attending
excitement of q national political con-
test, and
Whereas, There seem to be many rea-
sons, from a commercial standpoint, which
constitute a strong appeal for a change
of policy in favor OF q shorter campaign
than has heretofore been customary;
therefore, be it
Resolved, BY the Providence Board OF
Trade, that the time intervening between
the conventions OF the two great parties
! and the election should be shortened to
three months.
Resolved, That in the interests OF the
of our country, the general
committees, which have power to fix the
dates of the national conventions, be
respectfully requested to consider earn
estly the desirs bility of fixing q later
date fer the holding Of said conventions,
and that a Joint conference OF tho execu-
tive officers of these committees ID desir-
able, for consideration and action upon
this important subject.
To this end, a large numter OF the
members OF the Board of Trade have
signed a request tn the executive council
to prepare this memorial
respectfully submitted, by order OF the
Executive Council, the 18th day OF Mo-
vember, 1895.
JAS. LEWIS PIERCE, President.
4. p. LITTLE, Secretary.
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ArLadd'S.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.

Office Of the Clerk of Committees.
City Hall, Nov. %, 1895.
The Joint Committee OF the City Council on
Sewers, 10 whom has been referred the petit
ton of A. r.. Munroe ct al. for a sewer IN
Angs. street: and also a resolution for "A
Sewer in Rhode Island avenue from Black
stone boulevard 60 Grand avenue.
Hereby give notice that they Will give a
PUBLIC HEARING upon said petition ana
Resolution in COMMITTEE ROOM II, CITY
HALL. on WEDNESDAY, November q, 1895,
at 2:O o'clock y. M, when all parties inter
ested are hereby notified TO appear, N thoy
shall see at, and DO heard thereon. \
BY order OF GEORGE III. WOOD,
ID. y. HAYDEN, Chairman.
Clerk OF Committees. nov23.St
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Our Lane

OF Ladies' end Children'- Shoes is complete.
Ladies' and Children's Rubbers in all styles.
CHARLES q. MCLAUGHLIN,
22 North Nam street.
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WHAT THE CORONER THINKS.
He Says Roessler was Killed by Some
Unknown Person.

The verdict of Coroner Wood in the
case of John w. Roessler, who was found
dead in his bed on the morning OF October
said Roessler came to his death by a
pistol shot fired by some other person
than himself and to the coroner IN
known.
The finding Of the coroner with the
testimony in the case was filed with
clerk Webster Of the Common Pleas divi-
sion of the Supreme Court this noon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-23

will keep your feot warm. We have thcm for
% cents, sl.25. si.t0. .fen's storm Alaskas at
SA2 asa nat what yon want 10 keep your feet
warm and dry. We have them.
CHARLES G. MCLAUGHLIN.
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JOHNSTON.

By vote OF the Town Council the town has been
divided into seven districts. each member Of the
Cou neil to look after the health department "a one
distr let, and notice Of complaints % nuisances or
OF contagious diseases may be made TO any mem
Der % the Council, The Health Oficer. the Town
Clerk, the Chief OF Police. or any member Of the
nit JOSEPH Gepeu, cOuaen clark
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IT'S "a Delightful Smoke.
The Satanic ioc Cigar; Try it.
wcstminster Unitarian Church.

The following music will be rendered
at the memorial service for the late Rev.
Augustus Wnodbnrx.U d tomorrow
morning: The anthem, 1.-THE King OF
Love NV Shepherd Is, by Shelley; the
solo, my Redeemer and My Lord - by
ID. Buck, sung by Miss Flora Provan;
response, "Homelsnd, A" by sullivan solo,
1.-THE Better Land" by Cowan, sung by
Mise Anne Deane, and the anthem,
"wstchmsn, What Of the Night" by
Sullivan.
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By GEO. L.
BY GEO. L ROBINSON.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
Furniture, Carpets ETC.,

Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 10 a. m.
Hories aud Carriages every SATURDAY at n
a. m. at salesroom, lbj Weybosset street spot
cash paid for second hand furniture OF all kinds.
and Job lots of merchandise. Special attention
given TO auction sales at residences and places Of
business. n23-f
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Cold Wave.

You want heavy Shoes TO keep your feet
warm. We have them at all prices, from
$3.50 10 $3.50. Call and see them. our cork.
soied shoes are great.
CHARLES C.. MCLAUGHLIN.
22 North Ma INF street.
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The Sunday Papers.

The best papers in the world are the New
York Sunday papers. They reach this city
z 80 Sunday mornings. Ask your nsvsdealsr
or newsboy 10 supply you.
THE RHODE ISLAND NEWS COMPANY.
Ills Mild and Fragrant.
Tho Satanic loo cigar; Try IL.
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CIasa pItchers Ere,.

Two-oua Glass Pitchers Free with One
Pound Of Tea or Baking Powder nc East Indie
Tea Co. y store, 80 Westminster street, mort
Giaddfnc's TT
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
SILVER IN THE SENATE.
Some Interesting Specuiations as to the
Organization of That Body by the
white Metal Advocates.

N-aebirer-,n M, efSraoiaIN III.
- ~ 'PeN'a'' 4"'
statement OF senator Marion Butter OF
North Carolina, declaring himself in
favor Of the silver senator's reorgani2iug
the senate has e+ar+a1 a nau. s,,ac,,Ia-
tia,, nc - 49, ~, ~, -','
~" % - '"s Piop"o't Po'I'iea! coiH-
PleNIoh OF tHaJ pody' Ihere are now
forty-tWo Republicans thirty-nine
Democrats four Populists. one vacancy
rD,,av,,.s, and ~, s.,,,+lrs o,,.,..1 -.
da,,r+f,,, r,,.t, %
"Y"o'iu' "'",S' 'I -\c'"ud' ana huIIer'
or North carolina. Jones has lately been
classed as PoIulst, or "Silverite," but
Republicans now declare he will yot,.
win ,bo,, ~, an ,,,asti,,,s, -. ,,.t,,,..
"''' '''''' "' "'' 4ues''Ol'S eASSp' where
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

CAMPOS URGES AUTONOMY.


New York, Nov. THE Paris correspond
cnt of the World cables the following am
able 10 send You the following authentic
translation Of copies Of official cable dis
patches now on file at Madrid:
ITO Minister Ultramar. Madrid Refer
ring 10 your cablegram of October 80 eX-
pressing dissatisfaction at the newspaper
Interview in which I expressed the opinion
that the United states would recognize
Cuban bolligereucy, ] reiterate my state
ment, and say further that II this war
is not brought TO a speedy termination by
granting home rule to Cuba, the United
States viii surely give aid 10 the insur-
gents and espouse their cause sooner or
later.
Il urge that autonomy be granted 10
the island, believing this TO be The only
means Of ending the struggle without the
loss OF many lives and waste of the inn
mense wealth OF the island
MARTINEZ DE CAMPOS,"
Madrid, Nov @
"'To Martinez de Campos, Captain General,
Havana, cuba.
"The question Of autonomy is being con
sidered, but We fear the Cubans Will not
accept il, ULTRAMAR, Minister"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
Good Chance for Americans.

Lima, Peru, via Galveston. Nov. 6.--It is
stated here that in view Of the active COM
resentatiVes of British, French and Ger
man companies desirous of Undertaking
the work Of building a new railroad be-
tween Lima and Pisco, representatives, of
American companies should not lose the
Of competing for the work.
Iriare is already a road connecting this
city with Pisco which IS a maritime town
l39 miles south-southcast Of Lima, near the
mouth of the Pisgo river, opening into the
Pacific but II is NOT of a satisfactory ma
turr, and it is proposed 70 build new
earliest possible date and on the best pos,
slble terms for Peru. There l. no doubt
that the authorities and the people, AT large
would prefer to see the road built by
Americans instead OF by British, French OF
German companies, which are desirous OF
taking the contract. In fact, all display OF
enterprise upon the part of Americans here
and elsewhere in South America Is looked
upon with satisfaction and is much better
received than similar advances upon the
part of other nations.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

went 10 the front as soon as he was cut
loose and Won as he pleased from Arkan-
sas Traveller with Black Satin third
Summaries:
First race-Four and a half furlonEs. l.
McFadden's Miss Jessie, 100 (StrOdel to .;
Won; Heck, 1p5 tNau Camp. : 10 l. second;
Kansas Beauty no Green, to l. third.
Time, l.0li2. Earl, Midway and Wick a;so
ran.
Second race-Four and a half fur.on@y.
Pat stanton y Co.'S Little Chap. III
torlerl, TO o. won; Mountain Belle. Ill
tE-bop, second. Maud Johnson. III CGreenl.
20 ], third. Time. l'0l Fred :, Jerquet
Lucy Day and Timber jim also ran.
Third ragc-Five and half furIIngs f..
j.. Kinks Winchester. 81 tCNftou 70 to j,
won. Little Dick, lu7 lGormau). { 10 !, ser-
orJ; Richard IT, 1o5 tGr-enl, 20 to !. third.
Time 1874 Ahaua Boy, NlOioch Nora r,
and May AshbE also ran.
MontelI lo5 o. Davis, even. won; Arkan-
sas Traveller, .n, U1rmaU|, b lp l second.
Black Satin, 1oi OFa0 Camp. 10 !. third.
Time LA Ettarre, Nlghuatch, BueHos
Ayras, MoutreNow and Tenor also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

san Francisco. Nov 6-First race--Five
mHougs. Mic Nae, ~ pounds GonuellyJ,
l3 TO 10, won Artomus, l0i Aartiul, 10
j. second, Cauyashack !o1 OStualeU, 10 to
third Time u2H,
selling Euciuo, lpt pounds Uouesl 10 J.,
won; Jack Atkins, no lHeuucssD, 10 !,
second Last Chance, l25 lSloanj, 10 !,
Third raec-The Fame stakes; one mile
ana thTee-Quarters. Fllrtilla, ll9 pounds
OouesJ ! 10 Z. won kogatton, llS (TayIorD
To j. second. Time BOO
Fourth raue-Fiye and ouc-half fUrlongs.
Three Forks, l25 tCheyal!eT II to 10 Won;
Au. r.. ~ liioDues-y, "A TO 9. second
Johnnie Payne - Flynn), to l, third.
Time, lslli-,
Filth race-FIvc and one-halr furlougs
handicap. Maiustay. l2o CHcnnessy), 10
l. won, Realization no (Cheyalierl, I 10 10.
third. Time ] JOB.
sixth race one mile selling Montana,
Gonesl. 20 :, second, Hy by, 97 CRueyj, !
to J, third. Time l.i5
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
BRIEFS BY WIRE.

Excelsior Springs. Mo, Nov. 6-(Special) }
Over In Ray county Just east OF this place
porkers. Numbers of hogs are dying OF
the disease
berg "a and DIV t%o Children Mere Relpless WITH WITH
typhoid fever when their house caught fire
this evening The 5,year-old boy was
burned. The mother escaped. Two chill
dren of the family died of the fever a few
days ago.
sedalia, Mo-. Nov. 6.-This morning John
johnson, living near Otteryille found the
dead body of his N-year-old son, Henry in
his corn crib. There We're two bullet
wounds in young Johnson's head and a re-
yolyer lay by his side. The young man
ran away from home several months ago
until bis body Was found.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

Chicago Nov G-The Missouri Kansas
& Texas has recalled a series Of circulars
which it had issued regarding the running
of the homeseekers excursions. The cir
culars contained Instructions to agents,
which We're contrary 10 the agreement of
the roads IN general, There was II ygor-
Gus protest made by all the interested lines,
and General Passenger Agent Barker, Of
ter was called 10 his attention issued in
structlons cancelllnG those contained in the
first circulars. For a time the Western
lines were Inclined 10 begin warlike opera
t'ons against the Southwestern road, but
the more conservative element induced
them 10 hold off long enough to give the
Missouri, Kansas * Texas a chance to take
its proposed action. II 1t desired TO do so.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
PENSIONS

Washington, Nov 6.-The following PEN
sion have been issued;
MISSOURI
or!gin9l-Jetferson - Thompson, Rondo,
Polk; Adam Tucker Warren, Marion Fred
erick Eberhardt, 81, Louis, ST, LOUIS John
H. Kemp, Orrick Ray: Joseph Wieser,
Altheim, 81, Louis; James NJ, Finell Hard
in, Ray,
Increase-Peyton G. Jones, ST. Louis, St.
Louis; Henry c, Wells. Webb city Jasper,
Mexican war surviyors-lncrease-D
A, Apple, Sellgmau, Barry,
KANSAS.
Original-William II. Smith. Reno, Leav-
snWorth; Hercules Juneau. Dodge City,
Ford
Original widows. etc, supplemental
Minor of Anthony Hoehn. Pittsburg Craw-
ford.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Renewal and increase-yeremiah s. Ew-
ing, Purcell, Chickasaw Nation.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
lncrease-Aiathew D. Bogue. Shawnee,
POttaWatomie
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PREPARING TO HELP THE POOR.
salvation Army VIII Establish a Batl
House and Kitchen.

Brigadier Sully is having the basement
of the Salvation Army barracks, at No. sl1
Walnut street, renovated, preparatory to
its being made bath room for slum chill
dren. y portion of the place will be set
apart as a kitchen for the food that is to
be collected by the Salvation Army relief
brigade this winter and distributed among
the poor of the city. A large boiler will
soon be placed there to be followed by
ranges and other cooking paraphernala.
support of the work of the brigade has
been subscribed Lieutenant John Stanley.
who has been in Arkansas has returned
TO Kansas City TO assume the command of
the brigade.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

Aitchison, the greatest manufacturer and
dealer in glass eyes in Europe was re-
cenetly interviewed, He says that England
alone consumes some 5000 glass eyes an
nually. A good English glass eye VIII last
about a year, and costs s., Glass eyes OF
German and French make are cheaper,
hut will not stand wear as long as the Eng
lish The greatest destroyer of the glass
eye Is the salt contained In the tears; its
caustic action upon the glass has up 10
SAYS that there are some people who wear
two glass eyes, but not in order TO See
as the interviewer Inadvertently asked
but 10 keep the lids better in place and in
good condition, and particularly in order
10 look more attraGtlNe.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
TELEGRAPHIC BKEyITIEs.

Auckland, New Zealand, Nov. 6.-Accord-
ing 10 mail adyices received here to-day
from Honolulu, cholera has ceased entirely
in Hawaii and the port Is clear from in
fection. Advces from Samoa announce all
is quiet there.
indianapolis, Nov. 6-Comedian w II.
Crane. who is playing at the Grand opera
house celebrated his silver wedding to-
day, Immediately after the matinee Mr..
and Mrs. Crane were presented with a
magnificent silver cup by members of the
company. ana We're serenaded by all the
theater orchestras. Mr.. and Mrs. Crane
received over 100 presents from all parts
OF the country
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

The county Jail officials believe that some
OF the prisoners have been planning an
attempt to break jail. Last night Jailer
Estes discovered several steel case knives
locked up awaiting trial on the charge OF
defrauding the Union National bank and
the Bank of Commerce of 800 about five
weeks ago. The knives had been made
into saws. To-day the jail Will probably
be carefully searched for further evidence
OF notched knives
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
The salt Industry Crippled.

Mr.. J. f. Ewing, OF St. Louis. general
Southwest tern manager for the Michigan
Salt works, and Hon. Frank Vincent, of
Hutchinson, Kas., Were In the city yester-
day consulting over the situation OF the
salt manufacturers OF the country. Mayor
Vincent is largely interested in the bust
ness at Hutchinson. The industry has been
sadly crippled by the free salt of foreign
shutting out the home manufacturers from
the trade of the country near the coast,
without reducing the price to the consumer
in the least degree.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

Cincinnati, o, Nov s,-'rhe card was only
an ordinary one. hut the racing was good
Weather fair; track fast. Latonia meet
ing VIII close positively Saturday. sum
maTirs:
First race-srllins; one mile. strathrot,
TO 3. woni Major Dripps, 20 to l. second I;
Imp Certainty. . 10 ., third. Time, 1:i2a.
sic B., 70 to I, won, Shutrlecock. 10 s.
second; Helen Mar, 10 /, third, Time.
lO2a,
Third race-Purse; one mile and seventy
yards. kasper 8 to 8, won; Jane 10 10
second; Birmingham, 7 to l. third. Time.
l:iSl
Fourth race Selling; six furlongs. Regue.
4 10 J. won; Nance, 3 10 2, second; Charley
Weber, 10 10 ], third. Time, lld
n fiith Taee-FIrse; Ti SIX iuri9nss., suffalig.
Martin. 8 to /, third. Time, 1:l6}l.
Sixth race-Selling; six furlongs. Bessie
Seconds sIIurLa, 20 10 / thlrd. Tlme, ll5Is.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07

The funeral Of the late Samuel Machette
took place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
at the family residence, No. sos Penn
Presbyterian church, oiiiciated, The hon
orary pallbearers We're: Robert Il. Van
mann, Il. +. Rogers and s. c. Ragan; and
the active, Ross Gutiin George w. Jones.
NJ. Dvely, Slas Il. Ratekin, r. II. Dren-
non and John II. Blake, Many. flowers
were sent by friends. The burial was in
ITuipu
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
Boys cape Overc0atS

Sizes az to Ia, over 20 styles
in all, prices from 81. oS nb.
Interesting to the mothers that
have any thoughts of purchasing
a Boys Overcoat - over 900
coats in this lot.
Another big shipment of those
All Wool Chinchlla Refers uooi
l,pcd. iad,go aye and fast color guar
anteed sizes 3 to- t6 years. Every coat
trimmed with first quality 81 Qh
Mohair Braid price eaoh.... v'f' 'Ju
They are the regular So. 90 and
50, so quality. This will be the
last lot OF them to be had dur
ing the season.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
More nlcycic Records Broken.

Louisville Ky, Nov. G.-'To-day at F0unt- /
ain Ferry, OttO IeiEler took away John I
sons only remaining track record Of note |
the paced standing mile. Time, 1850 2-J;
record, l5g Us.
While pecardy heat Titus record of /
2o.5i A. for the standing paced ten miles. .
Time, 2li5 Two quads paced IeIgltr and |
three DCcarIy.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
They Want Pure Candy.

Davenport Ia, Nov. 6-Prominent candy
manufacturers Of Chicago, Omaha, Kansas
cities met in Davenport Today ana ap-
pointed committees TO draft bills for pre-
sentation to the legislatures of Central ana
Western states prohibiting the manufact-
mre Of ahulterated eandles and pastries.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
Tardy Reward for H.roism.

Washington, Nov. Ga medal of honor
has been awarded 10 William schmidt, late
private Company c., Thirty-seventh ONO
infantry, and now a resident of Duluth,
Mimi, for the most distinguished gallantry
Ridge, November 25, 1863, in rescuing a
wounded comrade under "a terrific lire.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
WIN Settle the Tonnage Question.

Excelsior Springs, Mo, Nov. 6-(Special) }
The traffic managers Of the Western Trunk
lines are holding their sessions In the par
odds and ends They will settle in some
way the tonnage, question, before they adj
ltourn. which WILL not be Tor . DAY or two.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

l.. O., New York,-lIave palpitation Of the
heart and pains in the head. Please state
Take Cardine. extract of the heart, in
three-drop doses, three times daily. When
your head aches take a FebEcide Pill.
Keep the bowels regular with Nduolithic
q. r., New York.-What can do for my
hair? 1t is losing its color and is falling out
Take Petroline according 10 directions.
1t viii inYigorate the hair and keep its
Miss L. Med. Phila.-What Is a good
remedy for a cough? 1t is irritating and
affects my voice.
Take Pumoline as directed Avoid
draughts and keep the feet well protected.
X ~ NJ, Troy.-What can l take for bad
breath that believe comes from the stom-
ach?
meal, and twice week a dose OF Natro-
lithic Salts.
will advise by. mail,
c. FAILING BROWN, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Med. Dept. Col Chem. Co,
Washington, d. G.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
Gardner and Van nss,t Matched.

by oscar Gardner and Johnny Nan Heest
for a meeting three weeks from next
men are 20 weigh In at l2f pounds on the
afternoon before the battle (which will be
a fifteen round 20. The refexee is To give
OF the 80 ~ the end ofthe hftstnth round.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
THE ANIMAL ExTRAcrs.

CEREBRINE, From tho brain. MEDUL-
LINE, From the spinal Cord. CARDINE.
FfST hs Heart KoiIIHT onNAEiEE Ne
Constipation. GAsTRISE, For Dyspepsia
CATAkkHiEE, ECZEMICURE, and other
specialties of the
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL co.
Now at all Druggists Send for Literature
Retail by .Federmann Hallar, 904 Main
e. Wholesale by Meyer Bros Drug Co..
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spikes.


Charlie Berry. the representative of the
Maple Leaf al St. Joseph, was at the
Coates House last evening,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-07
Millinery

Vc,y ,tmd,ka5it-dr trttttiorat
purchase BY on, NriO Yo,k 5urr,S.
One OF our New York buyers
secured from a manufactured last
week at about soc on the dollar
500 Sailors which we are going
to offer YOU at less than cost to
manufacture. These are in
Defender and Regent style, also
some Windsor Walking Hats.
100 Sailors, mostly black, l5r
worth s. 50 a dozen, for, each 'oo
$50 Sailors, black and ORR
brown, worth s.. doz. for, each Ioo
$50 Sailors, black, brown and
navy worth So 90 to $40 so dof, h0n
tor, each. ......,............ Ouu
100 Windsor Walking Hats,
black brown. navy, worth 81 so bnn
and s. 90 dozen for. each...... Uuu