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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
MCCOY KNOCKED JACOBS OUT.
4 Select Party of sports Witnessed n Rat
Ting Three Round 60 Last Night.

About twenty-five lovers of sport went
out to quiet resort south of the city las,
night 10 see Jim Mccoy. the local middle.
weight. attempt to stop Morris Jacobs. the
st. Louis lightweight. In four rounds. The
battle was brought of quietly, without
fuss or feathers, but proved to be rat
tling good mill. The little fellow showed
himself TO be a Elutton for punishment.
and although he was all but Knocked ont
near the close Of the third round. he dld
remarkably well considering the big diff
ference ia weight.
In the FIRST round they went at 1t ham
mer and tOngs, Jacobs doing as much Of
the leading as Mccoy and standing right
up to the work, though Mccoy planted
several hot ones on his face and body.
In the second round Jacobs was still APP
parently strong though Mccoy punished
him severely and got little of il himself
NE little fellow not being able to land on
him effectively.
In the third and closing round Mccoy
went IN TO finish the fight and he soon had
Jacobs sailing. He put bees in his bonnet
with a sun right and left on the face, and
before Jacobs could gather himself again
Mccoy gave him n tremendous smash
with the right over the heart. Jacobs went
down, and although not entirely knocked
out, ne had about all he could stand of the
ErMelllng and was counted out
There was TO have been another go but
a rumorcd raid OF the police caused the
party 10 break up in hurry.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
LEADERS FOR THE JONES MEDAL
W. L. kcndrick is the Leader with G.. l..
Dciterich and &. 4. Crider Right
on his Heels

Great interest Is taken among bowlers Id
the outcome of the contest FOR the hand
some medal offered by Frank Jones for
the bes, average made on the Grand alleys
this year by any member Of club rollin s
ON the alleys IN the regular weekly club
rolls. Under the rules governing the COM
petition for this trophy the average will
pc based on half the games rolled by each
bowler, SO that a man Will only have to
count his twcnty-siN best games Thus far
eighteen games have been rolled by all the
clubs bowling on the Grand and as that is
one-thlrd OF the year a fair Idea can be
obtained OF how the race for the medal Is
going 10 terminate.
UP 90 date the crack bowlers Of the owl
Towing club have been setting hot pace
ana three Of their number now stand at
the head IN the race, w. L. Eeudrick is
ihc leader, only few pins ahead Of e. l..
beiterigh ana he. IN turn, is closely fol-
lowed by {. /. Crider. Next comes \.
judah, OF the Kansas CityS closely fol-
lowed 10y three more members Of the Kan
sas CITY Club, one OF the Electrics and the
itnth man tn the race Is another Of the
Kansas CItNs. None Of these ten is out
or tho race by any means and there are
others who Yet have "a chance TO get In
some big games ana get to the 'front.'.
though from the form IN which they are
now bowling 30 seems altogether likely
that one Of the owls who are leading Will
carry OF the valuable prize
The ilgures below show the averages OF
IN" leading ten bowlers' with their highest
scores:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

san Francisco, May S.--Tne feature Of the
She j. probably The best 2-year-old hlly Of
NE year lL california. She is controlled
out OF Elsie Ban '
The fourth race was declared off. and
olt OF the other five Two fayOr.tes won.
Hea Bird, second; Clacquer, third Time.
Second race-One mile, Miss Buckley
1884. -'
Third .race-Fiye furlongs: 2-year-olds.
nor MaJesty, won; Monitor, second; Nall-
. Fourth Taee-flye and oue-half fIrIongs.
Commission WoE. Rey Alta, second, Banjo,
Fifth race-S.X and one-half nlrloups.
Ihelma Won; Quirt, second; Annette, tHird,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
BROWN THE VICTIM OF A PLOT,
sensational Statements Made in Relation to
the Gordon Double Killing at
Ionisvllle, Nv.

Louisville. Ky, May S.-The Courler-Jour-
MAJ to-day prints the following:
me sensation attending the Gordon
double killing is not over yet by half. The
prosecution to-day will attempt to prove
Arch Dixon Browns death was due TO a
deep-lald plot to assassinate him: a trap,
as the prosecution believes, fostered and
p!ahhed by one. who, for reasons best
known TO himself. was afraid to do the
work, and used Gordon as the tool to car
ry out his designs.
These statements come directly from the
prosecution. Governor Brown has rea-
son to believe that his sons coming to
Louisville on the day OF the tragedy and
his assignation with Mrs. Gordon, were
known to a man in Louisville This Louis
vile man. the prosecution claims. notified
Surdon that his wife was to meet Brown
ton" '''''
The prosecution further says that the
name OF the man who acted the spy is
known TO them, and that he will have 10
be produced in court.
IN private letter last night. Governor
BroWn insisted that the man referred TO be
bIouSht INTO court on an attachment The
man VINO, as the prosecution believes pilot
td gordon TO the house of Lucy Smith is
q colleEe chum of GOrdOns and was mar
ried in Frankfort.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

, Afih"EfWrnts for the match game Of
non a. Exposition park Saturday. between
thosa h,o .FaEGIlni mr,n AZ m" Centropols and
those ai the Midland, We're connie TEA Igsr
evening, auI The ADVERTISING matter ana
fosters are 70 %" put out this morning
IN" gam" ls 10 be- played by III. trayriin,.
mon ior enjoyment ANA tho entire pro-
rrrls are 10 pt given tu some one Of me
worthy recognized charities. The men who
are 10 play are Of all sizes ANA many of
lneW nave not played for years. So maj
eneFe re, IS 10 De plenty Of fun for those who
be- asked 10 umpire the game ana 'says,',i
olher prominent gvutlcmeu aye 10 be- inter
esirl IN the match. ''''-
,rILtlipp phe ipers'nnei e The gigb from the Cen
Of - Louis Henry Hagenhor.i Of NV,
nprk' john Y. Mullins, of Boston. +, II
Hrnh"r ~ New York Gus "A Koch nr
ir II i{'I,sgh lanes y Leach, o( New YORK:
OF Gniga-9. ana W. T. Wall of DetrgIt 49,
Mt r.. X 'riley, Of The Ceutropoii. il Ia
p tne manager Of the euterprise ana t6S
OF Mr. Leach. '"''S
The. team from the Midland IS not We,
C9mpletel, hGt The vacancies arc Ia hs
hilrh ana ~" same played Saturday al 2
O'Clock at ENpo- itou park.
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ousshis eets Dan brouthers.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May s.-Manager Nc
tlakkey closed deal to-day with Mana
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
Cayanaugh. came ur. Eroggy for the elghth
0'D0NOVAN ROSSA FIRED.
The Irish Acitator From New York Elected
From the House OF Commons.

London, May S.-There was an exciting
and unprecedented scene in the house Of
commons this afternoon. Just as the chief
secretary for Ireland, Mr.. John Morley,
mad finished his speech discussing the bill
OF Mr.. Edmund +. V. Knox. member for
West Cavan, an anti-Parnelllte to repeal
the crimes act. ODonovan Rosa. the well
known Irish agitator from New York, arose
from seat in the strangers gallery and
exclaimed:
Mr.. Speaker, an assassin's blow has been
aimed al mo in this house and a stain has
been put on my name" Rossa'S remarks
We're greeted with loud shouts of "Order."
me sergeant t-arms slimmarily elected
Rossa from the house. At the time of the
interruption the members did not know
that II was Rossa who interrupted the pro-
ceedings, and when his identity became
known the sensation increased.
previous speaker. Il appears. had al
luded in uncnmplmentary terms to O'Don-
ovan Rosa. ana IL was this which caused
him to enter a protest from the gallery.
Rossa after being elected, was turned over
to the police With orders NOT to allow him
again within the precincts of the house Of
parliament. Consequently Rosa was
marched off the premises by the blue coats,
who warned him not TO show his face
there again.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
AlINNENPOLIS

Score ~ innings:
MINNEAPOLIS ,... "a . 4l2 S-1s
Kansas CITY ..,...0 0 . 10
Earned runs-M Minneapolis, II; Kansas
Two base hits-Ially, 9
=. Home runs-Nuehno. Werrlnk Burns.
nauEhton. bergen. Mattress Nichols
Double plays-Werrick to Hulcn to Wer-
den: Healy TO Werlcn to Wilson; Kuahne
70 Werden to Werritk to Hulcn Eiernon TO
HIT by pitched hall-Ry Stutz, T.
Passed baI-Bprgen.
Wild pitches-Healy, !. SuIt2 .
First on rrors-MinneapOls, /
City. = -
Attendance ph
Time OF game-2:05.
Cmpire-NIcDcrmott
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SHORT MISSOURI ITEMS,

-. Joseph, Mo. May s,--(Specla!1 The
! business portion Of Elmo was wiped out hy
HIe last night, Thirteen. business houses
! gregates 5000 80
.rs =. Joseph. Mo, May S.-(speoiall Ernest
/ billiard room, over Cayanaughs saloon a
/ stTlklpE on mis- head ana fracuring his
SSY skull from ne effects Of which he died To-
Monet, Mo- May S.--(SpecialD AT &
/ O'Clock last evening Anna Nave was shot
an am m99ftaiS wounded by Stella Collins. the
on one Of he main streets and Was the re-
Sail OF Mrs Collins Jealousy Of her hus-
MexIeo, No, May S--(speciaI) AT the or
atlrical contest held IN Mexico last night,
J1iHrs - Rear Won the first prize and viii
atoriral contest. 10 be held next FRIDAY AT
Kansas City. Clarence Barnes Won second
pflze, a gold medal
,,Jenerson, city, Mo, May S.-Cspecial)
Goyernor stone to-day commuted the SEN
meht M the penltentiary for life lie also
commuted the sentence OF William Taylor
to ten years in the penitentiary, The
son for his action. They We're sentenced 10
he hanged Saturday next Tor murder Ioe
dusty OF st. Joseph, VIII be allowed TO
Golden. city Mo, May s,-(specialJ The
county iuHds VIII be deposited in Golden
tity TOT the next Two years for safe keen
ing, The county court, in session at La
mar this week declared the Aldrich Bank
posltory, and fixed the bond al So. 600 Which
stances on record whore county funds have
been transferred TO towns other than the
county seats.
Macon, Mo, May s.-(Special) Four weeks
ago az me dead body of a coal miner named
Ioda TWO miles west Of Macon, early one
mofnins, badly mangled: 1t was supposed
thal ht had been drinking and was over
there has been suspicion that McCarty
was foully dealt with, ana his brother
brothers. of Macon, and Mack Snider, ali |
coal miners, charging them with being i'm
phcaled in the murder of McCarty and
they were to-day arrested by Sheriff As
bnry ana lodged in the Macon jail 10 await |
lhelr preliminary trial next Monday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
DOINGS IN OKLAHOMA.

-, Guthrie, o; T., May S,-(SpeciaI1 The
territorial Firemen's convention convened
here this evening for three days session
Mayor Martin delivered an address of vel
j. II. Pitzer, president of the Oklahoma
Guthrie, o. T., May s-(speciaI) Two
men made a wholesale raid through the
country, three miles east of here Near
Tryon they robbed John Mcclellan and his
fresh horses. When they reached George
Ross, near Dale, they robbed him OF $500. a
Territorial Dentists Association held their
annual meeting here to-day. Officers were
elected as follows: President Dr. Kirk
patrick. Oklahoma City; vice president DR.
Hughes, Guthrie; corresponding secretary
DIR. Furrow Guthrie; secretary and treas
uTer. Dr. Kelsey Chandler.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

Louisville Ky. May S-The Phillies de-
feated the home team to-day In very in
for slx innings and then let down. Two
home runs gave the Quakers five Of the
runs. The batting Of Iiallmau, Thomp-
son ana McGann was a feature. Attend
ance, l500. Score:
III T..
Philadelphia % ! o. 3 . - II .
atteries-philadelphi McGill and Buck
ley; Louisville, Knel and Hahner.
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SATISFACTORY TO CARLISLE,


| Washington. Nav s.-To-day closed th,
| third month under tbc hond cortrac, u,,,,
| ,bo Nar,,a,, t,1,,.I..'. @ oo'U Svn'a,t WI WI
tne Morshn- -beimont syndicate, OF New
YORK ana ur TO this time all OF the terms
| OF the contract have been complied with
| to the satisfaction of the treasury ofietais
| on Febrary tost no da,a ~ ~ non.
tract tbo eoia se.,,,. Ta'e ol .,.e eoI,.
| amounted to i2.7S3.e50. which has since been
| increased TO s92,b9i51a, the amount reported
| to-day, making the NOT rein Tor ,ba tbras
| ,non.bs ktq cos 90 49,. a., -. -. =
s,'a.i,,i vs'oluas 'he ssH"'cate
49,, 900 ~ IA tns NeW YORK suo-treasury
ABOUT "lpvh, which completes its obliga-
be learned leave any s,irnlus 90 tbojr
credit The sS2 900 DnS In ,jo,nasfi6 soId ner.
tract has long since been turned in bwt
whether all Of the sl6. 5O0cJo Of foreign gold
required to date by the terms of the con-
tract has actually been Imported cannot
be learned here. 1t is believed though,
that Il has not been Imported II is AS,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
\ NEW MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated Under the Laws of the State
of Colorado.

Several staunch business men of this
city have recently become interested in a
newly Incorporated mining company OF
Cripple Creek. Col. This company is styled
the Kansas City and Cripple Creek Mining
Company and is incorporated under the
laws of the state of Colorado. The COM
pany owns five patented properties on
Mineral Hill. This portion of the great
tention. Many rich strikes of sylvanite
have been made on Mineral Hill during the
past winter The Morning Journal the
tains many fatterng notices of this To-
Gauty. 1t is adjacent TO the famous Raven
mn ana Battle mountain and bids fair 10
yet produce mine that will be a rival TO
me Indenendence, property that made its
owner millionaire within two years after
its discovery.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

longs Factotum, 6 to l. won: Nick 10
;. second; LoEgbrook, 10 to !, third Time,
Second race-Half mile Bessie Brovp-
ing, . 70 /, won; Cutlorg, Is 10 l. second
Mlss Bowser, 3 to ], third Time. 0.5GS,
Third raee-FlYe furlongs White Cock
kandor; 10 10 !, third. Time l:Oii,.
Fourth race-One-half mile Hernia q
to 20 won; tineid' . 10 ]. second; Him
yara, Q 10 /, third. Time, 0.50. -'''''
Fifth race-One mile, Bandit. 40 &. won.
Van Brunt l2 10 !, second HammIe 70
], third. Time, l:i2 ~
sixth receive and one-half furloups.
Wheeler, 10 10, won, Senator Vest. 25 to-
!, second Natehman 70 i, third. Time
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

Cleveland o., May S-Two games were
scheduled here to-day. but only one was
finished, rain stopping the second at the
end of the second inning. Esper was "A
puzzle TO the Clevelands. as usual while
Young was battej pretty freely by the
orioles. Attendance. $500. Score:
Cleveland ......0 o o o o / % II II 7
Baltimore ......1 8 o . 0 % ii .
Batteries-Baltimore Esper ana Robin
son; Cleveland, Young and O'Connor.
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TRACEY woS IN THE EIGHTH.
Cavanaugh Was Not in IL with the St.
Louis Fighter.

Galveston, Tex, May S.-Tommy Tracey
put Tom Cavanaugh to sleep in the eighth
round before a large audience in the Ire
mont opera house tonight. The men
weighed in at o'clock this afternoon at 145
pounds each. John Duffy, of New orleans,
acted as referee.
The first round was tame, each man spar
ring and sizing up his antagonist. but the
Following rounds Were hot enough to sat
iSiy the most enthusiastic puEilist. Tracey
played Tor, Cavanaughs head and wind.
ana after the third round punched his man
Ht VIII. CaNanaugh was game throughout,
ana stood the punishment we'll. He Clinchcd
frequently TO avoid punishment and there
allowed.
Caranaugh, came up groggy for the eighth
round, ana Tracey tabbcd him on the head
ana face several times then landed a ter
iihc hlow on Cavanaugh's breast which
settled him, and he was counted out.
treedon and Tracey. with Lew Phelan
leave tomorrow for st. Louis where they
Will rest for a short time. and then proceed
TO Coney Island. where Creedon will meet
Tom Dunfee and Tracey Will have "a so
with WalCott,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
KANSAS SUNDAY scnooL WORKERS.
The State Association In Thirtieth Annual
Session at Saiina.

Salina, Kas May S.-The thirtieth an
nual convention of the Kansas State sun
day School Association, which began
here last night is largely attended. Near
y 600 visitors are here. To-day's session
was devoted TO routine business and short
addresses 4 symposium was also given
this afternoon on the Bible School" The
convention VIII last until to-morroM night
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
COFFEYNILLE WILL PROSPER.
The City VIII Put in Water Works and
MnnnfnCtorics MiM Cnmc.

Cofreyville, Kas, May S.-(Special) Cof
feyville is to have system of water works
to be constructed and owned by the city
The proposition to issue bonds of the city
for this purpose to the amount of $50. .OOl
was voted upon on Tuesday. The vote was
practically unanimous in favor of issuing
the bonds, only nine votes being cast
against the measure. The mayor and coun-
ell are in hearty accord with the people in
this matter, ana will take the necessary
steps to carry out the wishes of the voters
as expressed a the polls.
y number of large manufactures that
have been hgUrinE on locating here will
hesitate no longer. Coneyville has bright
prospects before her.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

Topeka, kus., Nay S.-lSUocIaIO mo state
board Of railroad asstssors viii give
a nearing TO an companies holding railroad
properly IN Kansas on Friday ana Saturday
or the present week. Tho board as Vet re-
fuses 10 make public any figures as To the
ass"sshrHt levied against any company
nut to-day Auditor Cole denied the news
paper report that the assessment Of the
santa tie was to be- lowered, and that Of
3ther roads raised. lie said that tn board
had as yet agreed upon no valuation Tor
any or ny roads, but that tho assessment
OF az ,Gi mem would Dee as Just, fair ana
tlN.ldL-e as tMe hOard know how 10 mako
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
Shipments of Stone.

The hrst load OF stone for the govern
ment building is expected to arrive in the
StE from Colorado this morning and Will
from that state The first shipment of the
stone from Texas is expected TO reach the
CITY next Monday. All arrangements for
been completed at the yards of the Dugan
company, at Twenty-third and jefferson,
ana the huge derricks for handling the
stone are all in place and ready for the
shipment ''
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

Chicago, H.. May s.-'rhe Ansonitcs made
II three straight. from the Senators to-
day For seven innings 1t was anybody's
game the visitors having one to the good
In the eighth the Colts took on a streak
Of hard hitting, which, with couple OF
Score:
Il II Il.
Washington % . o O / q, 4
Batteries-Chicago. Stratton and Moran.
w ashlngton. McGuire and Stockdale
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ARMISTiCE EXTENDED,
China Asks for Further Time and Is
Granted Four DAYS.

Yokohama, May S.-China has asked for
a further extension Of the armistice grant
ed by Japan, in order that the ratinca-
tion of the treaty of peace may be ex-
changed, Japan has consented to ex-
tend the time of the armistice four days.
Count Myoji, secretary general TO the
Japanese council of ministers, arrived at
che Foo yesterday and met Lord Iii. son
of Ii Hung Chang, and junior Chinese
peace commissioner. Count Myoji acted
for Niscount Mutsu, the Japanese foreign
minister, who is III. in the exchange OF the
peace treaty ratihCations
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

Won Ruthven, second; Tit for Tat, third.
Time. :03.
Third race-Six furlongs Jolly Joe won (:
Lady Rose. second. Harold, third. Time,
l:lN4.
Fourth .race-Six furlongs. Abana Boy
won; kalamazoo, second; Frank Fuller,
third. Time. 1:1Sis.
Firth race-Seven aud one-half furlongs.
Freddie l.. r. won, Florence T., second; t;
Governor Hapgood, third. Time, 1873.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

Princeton, n, j. May s-The California
athletic team indulged IN a little practite
9.,l,,n on Ine Piimreton track to-day. The per-
tons. Koch cleared the bar at feet na,
inches IN the high jump, and pat the shot
~ teel' apparently without treat effort
The sprnleTs aud long distance men
showed good form, although no time was
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
International Y. NJ. q. A. Convention.

national convention of the Y. Nj. G. a,
Spe opened Us annual session to-day with a
r." .iealure, N association convention in
10 oq,,eloek in the forenoon and continuing
until = o'clock in the afternoon. The con-
promptly at 1880 in the State Street Ban
list church, about 800 delegates REPRESENT
sides several provinces in Canada, being
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
New York. 10; Cincinnati. 3

Cincinnati, o., May S.-New York's bat
ting and Phillips bases on balls gave the
visitors the game Both sides heIded about
equally well, but the New Yurks hits
came in lunches and they won without a
struggle, through the inability of the Reds
to hit Rusie. Attendance, 300 Score:
Cincinnati 80 . / o o o. =, .
New York - o o 10
Batteries-Ncw York. Rusie and Farrell
Cincinnati. Phillips and Vaughn
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

Twenly members OF The different gun
CITY, kas;, 10 attend the ninth annual
shoot Of ne owl Gun Club OF that city,
the visitors al the end OF the contest
which takes place to-day and tomorrow,
Several parties from out of town were also
in the party - "'9"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

fered a long time from ''painters' collie"
i4edSe suggest a treatment.
TAKE two teaspoonfuls in a tumbler OF
water Of the Nathrolithic Salts half an
hour before breakfast twice a week.
p, l.. B.-Get bottle Of Cardire Ex-
tract of the Heart and take five drops
twice each day morning and evening. 10
Increase the hearts action, and thus i'm
prove the quality of the blood.
j. f. H.--For the relief of your loco
motor ataNia, which you mention. would
recommend a remedy which has been used
with remarkable success in such eases 7
refer 10 the animal extract. Cerebrlna.
Procure bottle and take hve drops on the
tongue three times daily.
c. L. C,-lNOr relief from the "niD,nlas
ana had blood You mention ] would ad-
wise you 10 take Nathrolithic Salts Two
teaspoonfuls in a half tumbler of water
morning and evening, for three days. As
a tonic use Restorative Wine Of Coca.
Mrs, q. W.-The Thyroidine CAnimal Ex.
tracu would be an excellent remedy for III
obesity You mention. Take four drons mon
the tongue morning and evening.
+. n. B.-For the insomnia and boart
trouble which you mention procure a vial
or CarI!ne, Extract Of the Heart. and taks
hNe drops morning and evening for one
week then procure a vial of Cerebrfna
Extract OF the Brain, and take five drons
fifteen minutes before each meal A tarid
bath at bedtime.
r. A. J,-After using three bottles of
the Cercbrine, procure a bottle of Rastoro
i've WINE OF Coca and give the patient a.
tablespoonful three or four times daily
W RI am afflicted with helplessness
,ry6mg ~ IGESStTn oi spirits, resulting from
nervous ueplNty- ] write TO ask vour gI
vice as TO which of the remedies II - ro,Ig5 ~
DE advisable TO take "'"iH
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-09

ing. Belle Of the West won: say when.
second Conductor McSweeney. third.
Time. ilg7,
t"cnths OF mile. Eagle Bird won; store
Keeper, second, frankie D.. third. Time,
l:2T
Flfth race-Three -fourths Of a milo: sell
inE Republic won Provcrb second; Pow
hatta. third. Time. 1:2l.