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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
MAY FORCE TURKEY.
England is Sounding the Attitude Of
the Powers on Intervention.

London Dec 16-The Chronicles
Rome correspondent reports that he
hears that Lord Salisbury has aske d
Ttsiz- as7d Germany to state what their
attitude would be in the event Of arm
ed Intervention by England France
and Russia against Turkey italy the
corraspondent adds, has promised her
adhesion. but Germany has not replied
TO the question.
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the case. Popular sympathy is espec-
tally enthusiastic with the Cubans ana
their ral1sa is immensely popular since
# has come to be believed that MaceO
was betrayed to his death.
The Mexican people cannot under
stand why the United States does not
recognize Cuban belligerency.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
THE CoMPFr1ToR TRIAI.
Second Hearing of the Case That In
wolves American Citizens

Havana, Dee. 16.-The second trial Of
the crew Of tine Competitor captured
April % last by a Spanish gunboat,
while apparently landing a flibuster-
ing expedition on the coast OF Cuba.
is still in its preliminary stages. and
consequently. according to Spanish law
the proceedings are yet private.
Tt is expected that the case. viii
shortly pass into open court. when all
the features of the case VIII be made
public The stories circulated in the
United States of the secret trial. sen
tence and approaching execution of the
prisoners are wholly false
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
THE @rHREE FRIENDS SAILS
with Substantial Aid for the Cuban
Patriots.

washington. Dec. 16.-The treasury
officials have received official confirma-
ton of the report of the sailing of the
Three Friends from Fernandina harbOr.
Florida with a cargo of arms for the
insurgents and the sailing of the United
States steamships Newark and Raleigh
from Key West in pursuit
The Dauntless has again been permit
ted to leave Jacksonville, she having
notified the government officers that
she intends to engage only in lawful
business
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
ENRoLLMENr AZ 3. G.
Three Hundred Men Organized to Go
to Cuba

Kansas City. Mo. Dec 16.-Already
over 500 Cuban recruits have been en-
rolled in this city, and Colonel d. S
Hartman. head of the local movement
stated today that there are just as
many more in Kansas City and vicinity
ready and willing to go To tine front
The men average between is and So
years and are generally unmarried
The enrolment is going on in Harri-
mans office and no secret Of the pur-
pose Of the movement is made
should congress take action said
Colonel Hartman. that would give
the men the privilege to go to Cuba
without molestation.' Captain Harri-
man says, Spanish spies cannot stop
rs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
Cable to Hawaii and japan.

Washington, Dec. 6.-Representative
Loud of California, chairman of the
postoffice committee, has introduced
bin providing for the construction of a
cable to Hawaii and Japan by the Pa
cifc cable company Of New Jersey. 1t
is similar to previous bills of this kind.
with the exception that it provides that
the company shall give a bond of $780,
600 for the performance Of contracts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
Surgeon Offers Services to Cuba.

Denver Dec. 16.-Launcelot r. Daw-
SON, prominent physician and surgeon
for many of the principal mining COM
panies of CreAde and for the Denver &
Rio Csrande Railroad company at that
place, has written Col John McAndrew
Of the Cuban volunteers here offering
his services a surgean OF the regiment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
To St Paul and Minneapolis - Via
Burlington Route.

from Missouri River points to the north
via the old established Burlington
Route and Sioux City line. Day train
has handsome observation vestibuled
sieepers, free char cars, and dining
cars (nortn Of Council Bluns) Night
train has handsome sleepers to Omaha
Council Bluffs and Sioux City. and par
lor cars Sioux City north.
Consult Ticket Agent
L. w WAKELFy.
Gen. Pass Agent
st. Louis. Mo-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
HAvANA's MAIN STREET.
Has its Name Changed to Weyler Out
Of Compliment TO the Captain
General

Havana. Dec 16.-Captain General Wey-
Ter has published statement regarding
Maceo's death which fully confirms the
reports sent from here previously;
This decree says that MaceO's body is
buried near Buchal between Santiago de
Las Vegas and Rincon, in Havana prov
The name of Obispo street. the princi-
pal street in Havana, has been changed
to Wey1er out OF compliment to the cap
tain general.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
Stlson Hutchins BUYS q PAPER.

Washington Dec 16.-Ex- Con gress-
man c. G. Conn of Indiana today sold
the Washington Morning and Evening
Times to Mr.. Stilson Hutchins of this
city Mr. Hutcnins has placed Mr.
John H Oberly, formerly commissioner
Of Indian affairs. lin charge OF the pa
per. The Times was esta 5lished in
1884 as a cooperative enterprise by
printers and passed into the hands Of
Mr.. Conn, who had retired from con
gress.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
1o.ooo NEaRoEs 10 ao.
They are Said to be Willing to Fight
for Cuba.

New York Dec. 16-St Mark $ Lyceum.
of which DR. Ernst Lyon is pastor. has
called a mass meeting for Friday evening
to protest against the cruelty Of the
Spanish government i'm its treatment or
the inhabitants Of the islands
Resolutions viii be adopted urging the
limited states to recognize the belliger-
encv of the insurgents. The lyceum
agrees if belligerency is secured to fur
nish 10000 AfrO-Americans to fight for
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MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA.
To Call Public Meeting to Sym pa
thize With Cubans.

Chattanooga Tenn. Dec 1f.-Mayor
Ochs last night presented to the board
of aldermen resolutions expressing SYM
pathv for the Cuban insurgents and au~
thorizing the mayor to call public meet
ing of the citizens of Chattanooga to give
public expression to the sentiments of
this community. Resolutions were unan-
imously adopted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
ALLEN,s- IRRIGATION BIIL-

Washington Dec Ex-senator Allen
Of Nebraska has introduced a bin APP
propriaung a million dollars for the
survey of the headwaters of the prin-
ciDal rivers Of the country for the To-
cation of available sites for reservoirs
for irrigation purposes. The survey
proposed is not to be confined to the
arid regions. but to include all sections
of the country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
BE sPANIsH sToRY.
More Attempts to Deny the Assassin
alton by Spaniards-

N9lNI " 1NNMNaIAa-
Washington. Dec 16-The following
dispatch from the Spanish minister Of
foreign affairs ia regard to the death
of General MaceO, received at the lega-
tion here. was made public by Minister
de Lone.
Madrid Dec 10
ITO Spanish Minister. Washington.
-AIaceo's death took place in a loyal
fight at Punta Brava and was caused
by our soldiers bullets. This is evil
IDENTIFY proved by the letter written by
the son of Gomez. in which he states
that he killed himself i'm order not to
abandon the body of his general The
handwriting of the letter has been YER
ided and also every detail of the fight,
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Purchased stuart's Portrait Of Him
self

London. Dec 16-The national gal
lery has purchased. the portrait of Gil
bert Stuart. the painter of Washing
tons portrait, by himself.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16

Not how cheap but how good is the
way we try to do our work. Peerless
steam Laundry. 1l2 and ia West Sth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16

Washington Dec 16.-The rural free de-
livery experiment has been extended 10
Opelika. Ala and Quitman, Ga.
We do ruending and sew on buttons
free ofcharge- Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16
Cost Money to Expose Mediums.

Boston. Dec. 16.-George B. Gates,
who led a raiding party having for its
object the expose of a seance at the
sDiritualist temple in this city three
weeks ago, was arrested today charged
with disturbing a religious meeting
with damage to property to the amount
of $50 The alleged exposure created
a sensation. as those who took part in
ii not only caught the medium in the
act OF impersonatng a spirit but
had the white robe which she wore.
Shirts. collars and cuffs laundered
to look like new by Peerless Steam
Laundry. 112 and ia West sth- St
The King. of PMS Beechams-BeecnaD~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16

Broken edge collars made smooth BY
Peerless Steam Laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-16

Fort Worth. Tex. Dec. 16.-The trus-
tee for the bondholders. Sam CAVITY.
today sold the Fort Worth Gazette
plant to S. r. Williams for $4,000 The
bonded Indebtedness was $1,000
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The King. Of PMS Beechams-BeecnaD
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

a.. ,..-..-.o 80
tr.rg subject The GIT ot the Holy
'.~l - ,,,-4t. r..t.,-.,i
'ta.' Nv Inu' ,,.,tt .Is r,eiEr ~ ii
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ttr s.1 p. Usrm, -.5 - rg How
ono Y6rr. Aim Gat Ills ry's Cuenel" /"
'l s''.---2 i.,,,.i ir. st,t'..rss,3 tbureh.
.....- s,..,,,,s sg.i itn,rtr"rtb
s,r..+ RI. .f..s.5- Dr James White. viii
preach ai TIE uslli h1ufs.
I-irsf i-riy,rs1.tst church. A. q. L.. w.
r. Fast raet5r. preaching at II a. m: SUBJ
a. a. .,i, l,.-aiftt e., r.ii..s5t y Sn5 ~ 20
..-.5 -, ,~ai,'.f .Tb.' tyofy Ghost"
s.r.,,. t..i56i AZ 5t ~ y ~ a.. II AZ
r.,s. ,,,.ts,i,. church rho pasfor Rov.
W. I s i-''i. "sl. ~ ,'.s IT,,
..- W. ~ t,t i,I,it F j., s,stb
tyenirs EeS. ~ y. nil, ~ ,ne SCUM Ia
tfv- -f.'t ~. 9tItH .hNLNll' WIZ f'''ri' it
ttt.-r" =, |t,,r.r -s,s ,.,,,,,,i
street.-The Rsv. }. W. Love. -. p., pastor.
MlI ptyaeA '' III III a. ~ .i.g ~ 4, i, ,''o!
lnG suolt0t hC SltuE.i- AE'lHst tfs
flcsh'' evening theme. something Lack
lnr. sunday school at 9:b a. M Chtis-
tan lnltavor "a; f.h y. m.
Second Presbyterian church, corner Thir-
,gouth an4 central streets. Rev. y, u. Jen-
aul 7;3o p. m. subject of morning sermon.
81 Nill Rum evening subject something
\ q n al e.gi u. m.
Roberts mission. im fast Third s;rcct-.
,,,. nv o. L. Sq"'' VIII i''''" '' 'ne ''eh-
Si. Gsarrc's rro-eathslraI corner Troost
ah ,a l''n"r3i ~ 1i,, ENTHUSIASTICALLY it, comunr9n i@ y,
r'5r,in.. rr1yar iiiS1v ,pI s,'rr,G, n, II
y,riS,. rr,,,,,' All .,,,,y ~ "A
p. m m nSan IIaiitn viii ofncIate al iinTes
S,,.,- ,.,, 49,, 49,,
Sle rrbhrlstian ehqlrenIne pastor,
pit 6oth mq3rining and evening. d.
~ 'u"i5 ii,,a, ''ii IiHW,t,hs ,.tn 1.i'.t
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14
PERSONALS

John Philip sousa is an the Coates.
;. J. NeiWsy,E =, Louis, is al the
e. H Flynn, New York, Is at the Coates.
.. W John, A, D., Lirrle Rock, is at
AlreI coales. Chicago. is at the Coates.
T. l.. Gaumer, Philadelphia, is at the
"a. ~ Darling. Boston. is at the Coates.
IT, \. Richardson, oklahoma City, is AT
ii. 4 Baird. clinton. Mo-. is at the
Coates.
y. n. curry, Camp Point, H., is at the
New Albany.
". Atkinson Diamond Springs, is at the
John speeher, Elm, Kas., is at the New
2 $ Spence, Fostoria, o., is a the New
Ira A, Flooek and wife, clay Center are
at The New Albany.
", 4, Maey Of New York, is stopping at
Henry l. Lonun and wife, q Washing
ton, d. -, are guests Of the Midland.
Harrison Gray Otis. the popular newspa-
Ier editor OF Los Angeles, Cal, IS guest
ui the Midland
Frank W Holly a prominent business
man Of Loekport, y y, Is slopllns al the
J ". French. assistant warden at the
Federal prison al Fort LeaveuWorth. az
n H. S6afss Hat5e Iast eyeTi1e Tbey
came down 10 hear Sol smith Russell
Commissioner II. NJ LcrenZ and Mrs.
LoEtnZ 81 Washington, are at thr MD
land. Mr.. Lprcnz has been investigatiHg
the overtime claims ef The letter carriers
OF the Kansas free delivery cities, ana has
Just completed The work.
Gordon Jones. of Odessa. assistant state
bank examiner vas At the Midland last
evening.
James A. Gilies and wife. OF Laramie,
I Wyo.. are at the Midland. Mr.. Gillies has
/ charge 81 The hotels along the Union Pa
/ cihc railroad.
+. 5. Guyman, Liberal. Kas., is at the
I Victoria.
L. J. Cankle. Madison, Kas,, is at the
/ Victoria.
!. d. sorby, Omaha. is at the Victoria.
George ;. French. Denver. is at the
1 Victoria.
" n, Patterson. jefferson City. is at
/ the Victoria.
". ~ Monroe. jefferson City. IS at the
4 Victoria
/ Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Of Boston
/ who has been in the city for three days
/ left for Denver and the Pacific coast on
| the Union Pacific railway al 1880 O'Clock
| last night.
Professor and Mrs. H. C. Baird, Of Bairt
/ college. at Clinton. No., We're IN the city
| yesterday 10 hear SOusa and his band
/ Clarence L. Dean, formerly Of this city
/ now advance man for keere. Mas IT ths
| Coates House yesterday.
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YOU CAN REGISTER TO-DAY
srCoND CHANCE ToR VOTERS TO GET
IHEtR NAMES ON THE HOOKS.
To-day and Next Tuesday win Bo PosI;fveiy
the Last Opportunities for Rceistra-
tiou aud NcgieotfuI Voters
VIII he Disfranchised.

To-day is the next to the last day on
which voters viii bc permitted 10 register
Tor The spring election. Voters Should
bear iu mind the important fact that they
must positively register anew either to-
day. or March H. % they dii not register
last Tuesday II they 10 not register they
cannot vote at the election April g. The
new election law made a clean sweep and
Goes away With an registration lists Iu
existence. The slate is wiped clean and
every voter who desires to- cast "a ballot
at the ,om'ue election must go To- tho place
lrorarly PLACED upon the new REGISTRATION
1lNs moved from ihe precinct from wnI.h
they voted 81 the last election they win
primary election. The old registration
nNghs VIII to used at the primary election
anI then they viii b. put away aui at
ton books viii De used Voters whose
names !o nQt arepar upon thlse books viii
every voter 70 register without further dc-
t.'. ttiH'WhHr that no registration takes
r,"., az thg s,tN h3ll or az any other place
-. ~ iHa places designated by the board
9. 'l' i'uh commissioners rs given below.
t.... N'i,E Sa9ud embrace tho uppor-
pts .list.rins ueNt Tuysdly After the
lJst nau'i dat" IL viii he too late
The places pf registration for tho various
precincts thg boundaries of which ar. ha-
ing alh -ly published from day TO day,
ar. hr IuH"N-.
Ftf.l W3ri-tIrst precinct Insurance pa
irol No. 1870 St Louis avenue. Second
Precinct, ifiH ana lcl> West ninth street;
iHri precinct. northwest corner Four
~ nun anu W \1nlh- streets, Fourth pre-
y.h 4..' ldb. .Ilh Slittl.
S.soi. N"I' .tir.i precinct W i,cl7.
gt 90 'l' II'' ". T. -' " t-t
str'., ~ lHtig pi'.'N.', OF" walnut
.lla ",','. y ',st ~ l..eI "H l'ali more
",nl." .rE" li'.L,', ~ N'rL Ni.In
s.s,'. lLl,lh, y . Ma-hlil ION
rsig.t' ~, p, f,Ts ~. ~ 'l .lHs ~
i,i,', 1geo s,g,,, ,,.',n ''.N,h ~
linSt |ari,,5 l,y b,tei IsrFt ,-,,,, ,i,,t ei
MINI sirs,f '''''' ''''''" - '-''
EGi,r,b ,r,r1 t,frst ,,ry.i,.t ,tot Mat,
street; ses3nd prerinct. fids penn street !;
trti,f rIs.i,,rf IN, SI1ITr,tt ..tr..t' I,95.rth
nrsiIrdr IN V.tf Ssy1Htc"1fb sfr',t. FIrth
pre.tnef. fflg Alien ayeut.. sINth pr.riucf.
~. h. natf.yg Iy.rr.' s.yauth' nrarinri
75ls Washfrrtor street. EIlHth precinct,
1f5f NiaIn. str,.f
Tsff'h var.i- FIRST rrrrirrt 20 Southwest
h1uItyar,f. second f'r,rIrEt .aU EaUrXIl,v
Js-.rtI,- NrHir.I rr.rirrf lIai Nl4t Tu..urN-
faufth .,r..f- raur5h prrsinrf a>lT SOUTH
avenue. SiEfE rrretnrt a,zl Penn street
SIxfh U.ar,- E|rsr prgainat. 10u East rifh
err,.f- : aluE praaiugt an GRIND ay.uu,.
-rhIri precinct .0I Independence avenue,
isrursh rrs.Irit. 5sG Indrp,ndeucc avenue:
FIfth ur,giuer so Iud,usudener avenue:
Seventh Warl-F'lrst precinct 2.g2 she--
t,r sty.nlfa. Saroui prfriusr. lis- InaansuI-
rre.-- -fygnus. Tniri ,cfucf I2t East FgGth
sfrgcr. Fourth precinct, 100. East Fuh
street. l'ifrb rrtcinat s5i BROOKLYN avenue:
SfNfn rre,i9ri fs7 Wabash ayenuc: seventh
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

perative thar elcrgymea write plainly ana
follow the form used below.
First United Presbyterian, corner SIX
teepth ana Holmes streets-'The pastp- Rev.
], +. Ross, viii preach al Il a m. and
74l p, m. Morning topic, Tho Three
Crosses" evening topic. "Made High by
the Blood Of Christ"
First Lutheran church Fourteenth and
Cherry streets ECy. J. NJ. Cromer, pastor
Sunday morning theme, The Power u
the Keys" aud IN the evening an illustrat-
ed Song and preaching service ga the life
Of Christ. Subject The CrucihNlon and
Dundee Place Methodist Episcopal
church, Troost avenue and Fifteenth street
-Itey O, I, Wright, D D. n astor.
VIII preach IN the mornins. Mrs Anna
Kent Of New Jersey, viii deliver an adj
dress on Home Missions" in the eseulng.
Westminster Pr sbyterian cpureR, corner
Rev. ". J.. George H.. D., Ii. D., VIII
preach morning and evening lis subject
In the evening. "The Number Of the Beast
6Gs. In the evening Mr.. l.. l.. Marshall
Will conduct a preparatory sons service
ginning az 7,l5. The regular service VII
Arlington Methodist Episcopal church
preach. Morning subject. 'i'he Altar of
Burnt Qnering evening subJs..eI s,f,hle fhe
mental service viii follow the mornins
Independence Avenue Methodist Eplsco-
pal eburch-The pastor Dr, Quayle, will
breach both morning ana evening.
ices sunday at II a. m, al lll5 Grand ave
nue.. children's sunday school a. Z
0Iivet CONGREGATIONAL church. Nineteenth
street and Woodland ayenue-Rev. =. +.
shawhan, of the Helping Hand institute,
VIII preach st W. a N. sunday schoo!
"sn summit ea a. S street to- Methodist Episcopal
church-Isey. Or. +. I. Smith. pastor.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

f.r the change. lydia T. Iinkham's
Vegetable Compound should icuscd.
II IS well for those approaching this
time, t. write Mrs pinkham, OF Lynn,
Mass She has the experience or years
to aidhcr in advising She viii charge
you nothing
she helped This woman. who says
~ have used Lydia Il rinkham's
Vegetable Compound in my family ten
years, with the best results. S5iLc
time AFRO my daughter had catarrh OF
thc womb. and IL entirely cured her.
was approaching the change Of
life, and was in dcplorablc condi.
tion Ny womb had fallen, and the
hcarinr-dowu pains and backachc were
terrible. and Kidneys affected
"I tcran taking the Compound.
and my pains ceased Ic.rsi3trit the
Str uc bridge between sickness and
health. and recommend itt cvcryt -ly
Ir.,,t yyho accls il. '--Mi.s L. NELLY,
Patch -ue, l.. L
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14
SENATOR'S nY POPULAR VOTE.
senate Committee VIII Report n Joint
MnsnInllnn ErnNLhLng for u.

washington March l3.-At a fun meeting
o' the committee on privileges and oloc-
t.ous to-day. Senator Mitchell. chairman
~ tie committee. was authorized to report
his joint resolution Iroposin,g an amend
u,ut TO the Constitution s the United
States Iroyidiu- Tor th" election OF United
StatC- senators hy l.rCrf vote uf thH Iyp-
pi,. Tn. Nat. i,. committee was five to
Four lu favor ~ tno am.ulusant, three Re
IubI,DaU- ana Two Democrats voting iu
The affirmative. aui two Republicans and
two Democrats azair-t.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14
ROBERT =. aRANNiss Vct.psrsrr,-

tltlousr asserts. has always trcr a true
friend TO the United States, and Aas uu-
uucst.1uably done more TO establish and
maintain free goNerumr ut. and ~ make
the Tinted states Of America "a rcspset-
able nation. than any other kine The pc
tition created cousiderab bile interest .uul
aiuuss rrout. ana WAS read no fJll, aIthnuEh
the rules prescribe that petitions SHAH BE-
r,al hN TITO only.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

The best saNe iU the world for cuts
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhrum fryrr
sores letter, chappHd hands. nLilhla5ue
c1rus and an skin rrup,iqus. ana positively
cures UIlys or no pas required. n Is gu4F-
autetd 10 give perfect satisfaction or mafi-
a. refunded Price % Gents rer box For
sale by II. q, Arnold, druggist, northwest
corner Fifrh ana Main streets; }. GrilIth-.
Palace drug store, north west CORNER Main
ami Twelfth streets. Fsdl ruaUu * H4llar
Diamond drug store. s9i Main street.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14
GEsEKAL cAuERoN's FETIrIoN.
The Eccentric kansun springs ais seheme
- Max Faster a Holiday.

u 'IIh' MI 4 IID3IlHls
Washington March E.-ln the senate to-
day AIR. Pemer presented a petition OF
General Hugh Cameron. OF Douglas eoun-
IS. kas, asking congress 10 make the
5th day Of April tResurrection day a na-
tionaI holiday. II being the day on which
the King II Ihe Jews, whom FontiUs
Plate cause 10 be cruoified, ApFil 9, A. d.
50, achieved his splendid victory over the
grave" This King OF the Jews, the Pc
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14
TIE TURN OF LIFE.
The Most Critical Period in the
Life of Woman.
Experience Of Mrs. Kcny. OF ratciogue,
Long island.

There is no period Va woruan's earthly
career which she approaches with 50
much anxiety as the change of life"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL, Iruesist
Opposite waiting room. Union depot
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

Guthrie, O.. r.. March l3.-tSpfgiaLl The
Republican gaucus,s aUl primaries to-uIrnt
were urroariuus afSiT-. Both tar Barnes
and Reed factions Gi1 ,helr best 10 captur.
the ORGANIZATIONS aGi carry things tEcir
way The Reed men claim 20 have "a lir-e
majority OF the city delegates. Bat the
county. outside Of the rfty wll uniouft-
e8ly - largely for Mckinley. and ths
county convention VII be- hotly contested.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

IL NOU DID NOT REGISTER LAST
Ii sSI1Ah YOU ARE NOT 4 N0TEE.
An ENTIRELY MEM REGfSTRATioE
GO 10 THE BOOTH TODAY AND REG
lister
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

fc2 lunches fne large Bananas az s."
dozen. from one 20 five dozen O. GUS
TONER as YOU Ike.
50 eases Oranges at &c doz
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cnuRcH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

In submitting church notices n is i'm
perative that clersymen write plainly anu
follow the form used below.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14

IS cases Lemons at &c doz.
Each customer can have from one to
five dozen a these low prices.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-14
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