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THE COOL MOUNTAIN RESORTS OF
cLORADO can be reached most COM
tTtably by THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.
caves 10:O a. m.
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summer Tourist Rates.

To st. Paul, Minneapolis and Northern lake
resorts, via the Burlington Route. Double
daily service and through sleepers. For
Information call at ticket ofices, So Main
street n 10A Union avenue.
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SANTA FEE ROUTE.
Kansas City TO Chicago,

1t is the shortest line.
Finest train and dining
car service tween the
two cities. Try IL.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT-NO-
tice Is hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested in the estate of Frederick
a. Lehman. deceased, that /. sophia
Lehman, executrix Of said estate. in
tend to make a final settlement thereof at
son county to be held at Kansas City. Mis-
saTrL on the 18th day Of August. 1857.
SOPHIA LEHMAN Executrix
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate OF Lyman A.
Rerger. deceased. were granted 70 the I'M
dersigned by the probate court OF the coun-
~ Of jackson. state Of Missouri. at Kansas
City. on the 18th day Of July. 1897. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the under
for allowance. within one year after
the date Of said letters. or they may be
precluded from any benefit OF said estate.
and II such Ciaims be not exhibited within
JSO years from the date Of this publication
they will be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day Of July. 1887.
EMMA BEKGER- Admlnisfrafrir
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors and
Others interested In the estate Of Charles
T. Fowler, deceased. that /. Henry n. Ess.
administrator of said estate. intend to make
a final settlement thereof az the next term
Of the probate court Of Jackson county. TO
be held at Kansas City. Missouri. on the
18th day Of August. 1887.
HENRY y. ESS.
Administrator OF Charles T. Fowler. De-
ceased.
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SANTA FE ROUTE.
Kansas City TO Chicago.

It is the shortest line.
Finest train and dining
car service tween the
two cities. Try il.
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Liquors for Kansas.

Shipped daily IN secured packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL. Druggist-
opposite waiting room. Union depot
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Fish Are Biting

At all Of the Minnesota lakes. Why not
take a few days OF and ''go-a-fshinE?'
Two fast through trains daily via Chicago
Great Western railway. G. NJ. Jordan,
agent. West Ninth street, Kansas City.
The shortest and most direct line to the
klondyk gold fields of Alaska IS via
the burlington Route 10 Tacoma, Seattle
ana steamer. Call at SO Main street or
lv4i Union avenue, for information and
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLFNTNT-
Notice is hereby given to all creditors ana
other interested in the estate Of J0hn
p. Harmon. deceased. that /. Hugh Lynch.
Of said estate. intend 10 make
hnal settlement thereof at the next term
of the probate court of Jackson county.
Missouri. 10 be held at Kansas CITY an
August 18Th. 1881. HUGH LYNCH.
Adnirfzfraror
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e Only Dining Car Line to Colorado
Points

THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Through trains leave at 10:40 a m.
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GIorinnH Mcnther

At the Northern summer resorts. Very 20
duced rates for the round trip via CHICAGO
Great Western maple Leaf RoufeC
Through sleepers and free chair cars. All
meals IN dining cars NJ. Jordan. agent,
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NOTICE OF FINAL SUPPLEMENTARY
tice is hereby given TO all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of William
c. McCann. deceased. that T.. Alexander
Hilton. administrator of said estate. in
tend TO make a final settlement thereof at
the next term of the probate court Of Jack
son county. to be held at Kansas City. Mis-
souri,. on the 18th day Of August. 1897.
ALEXANDER HILTON. Administrator
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SANTA FEE ROUTE.
Kansas City to Chicago,

1t Is the shortest line.
Finest train and dining
car service tween the
two cities. Try 1t.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-Notice Is
& Boardman. will, on August 23rd. isg7. AZ
Nos. ~. rs. New York Life building. in
Kansas City. Missouri. proceed publicly 20
man JOHN A. WHEELER ASSiznAA
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The Burlington Route.
The best line to st. Paul
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Low Rates and Hot weather

Are here. A trip TO Colorado doesn't cost
much now. and you may be comforts HE in
q cooler climate. Apply 20 George W. Ha-
Eenbuch. p. and r. A., Santa Fe Routs
for rates and copy Of "a Colorado Sum-
mer."
NO FINER TRAIN RUNS uut Of KAN
SAS CITY than II RURITNGTON
ROUTE compete NEW ELI FOR chi,
CAGO. New Dining Car service; flush YES
thule on every car.
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LAND TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY.

TO SSHT1ET 70
guarantees titles in Missouri and Kansas.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors aud
others interested IN the estate Of SteDhe1
Wilmouth. deceased. that /. Doris Wi
mouth. e~XeCutTix Of said estate. intend 10
make a final settlement thereof at the next
term OF the probate court. OF Jackson coun-
~. TO be held at Kansas City, Missouri on
the 18th day Of August. 1897.
DORIS MILMOUTH ENecntrir
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HELP,

WANTED-An idea. VINO can think OF
some simple thing TO patent? Protect your
John W~edderburn & Co, Dept. E. 2, pat
emit attys., Washington, D. c., for their
N.SO0 prize OFFER and new list OF 1000 in
Ventions wanted.
WANTED-For L. s. army, able bodied.
unmarried men, between ages of u and 80,
citizens of the United States. of good char
aCter and temperate habits. who can
speak. read and write English. For in
formation apply. preferably by letter. to
the Recruiting Officer, Fort Leavenworth,
kas.
WANTED young men; SO per week;
news agents. Q West 5th St, room 3.
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II you are thinking OF taxing a summer
trip. send Tor Illustrated Pamphlet issued
by the Burlington Route. giving rates and
arrangements for SUMMED Vacation Tours.
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From Truth.
The minister-"Brother Jones was a
worthy man and a good Christian"
The deacon-"Yes, Indeed. Before he died
he forgave the crime Of %"
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT-No-
rsinterested in the estate OF leila II. Field
that !. Dorothy =. Mills. administrator OF
said estate, will make final settlement
thereof at the next term Of the probate
court of Jackson county. Missouri. 10 be
held at Kansas City, on the 10th day of
August, 1891 DOROTHY +. MILLS.
Administrative Of the Estate Of celia II.
Field. Deceased.
Johnson & Lucas. Attorney.
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PROPOSALS for garbage cremator. chi
cago, ILL.,. July %, 1897. Sealed proposaIs
will be received at this office until II
O'Clock a. m. August "A. 1897. ami then
opened. for construction OF a garbage cre,n-
ator at Fort ~Leavenworth, Kansas. in &C
cordance with plans and specifications 10
be seen st this office and at the offices nj
the depot quartermaster, St. Louis Mo
and of the quartermaster at Fort Leayen,
worth. Kansas. ]. C. c. Lee. Assistant
Q-uartermaster General. L. s. Army.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOnE BARGAINS

I HAVE two beautiful homes for sale
east OF the end of Troost line on the hill;
strictly modern: biggest bargains on the
South side; one s. one 10 rooms; l can in
terest you if you want 10 buy a home.
j. a. STEWART.
Cashier Pacific Express Co. S4 Delaware.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given to an creditors ana
others interested in the estate Of John =
Schaefer. deceased. that /. Katharine
SCHasfer, eNecutriS If said estate. intend 70
make a final settlement thereof at t5S
next term OF the probate court Of jackson
county. 10 be held at Kansas CITY, Mis-.
souri,. on the 18th day Of August. 1891.
KATHARINE SCEAEFER, Executrix.
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Only Dining Car Line
CASTORIA.

Kansas City TO Denver. Salt Lake. San
Francisco and all points West. Urion Pa
cifc. OF course.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
and furnished rooms. 1914 East 18th St.
cor. Walnut. Tel. 1l79. The best place in
K. C., No. TO find help or situations. male
Nat. bank. Omaha: Citizens bank. X. c.
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Sips PER FOOT,

%IG<O EEK FOOE
A SNAP! COME QUICK.
The celebrated Albo Miller's 500 mems
shoes, now on sale at Altman's annex, $50
Main St, at S1-25 per shoe-S250 a pair.
ARMOURDALE BARGAIN-S5O will buy
a beautiful level lot one-half block OF Usage
ave-. good school and car line: sidewalk
and sewer in: house built on this property
will pay u per cent on the investment.
F. ]. BAIRD & CO,
Tel. 164. Baird bldg.
FOR SALE-A $500 home on Swope's
park boulevard. This was built for a home,
not for sale: you know what that means.
The number is 2S0S Prospect ave. CAN and
see it; will sell on easy terms: low interest.
FOR SALE-Cheap. S room transient
house; good location; bargain If sold at
once. Address p 553. Journal office.
The herald., 1897-10-14
White House Work

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-The presi-
dent today devoted a great deal of time
to busirsss in the departments. One Of
Ms first callers was Attorney General
McKenna. who remain ed for some time.
Soon afterwards Assistant Secretary
Day come in and was engaged with the
president for more than an hour. Sec
retary Alger called during the fore
roon and iv,troduceGs a number of Michi-
gan, friends, and later Secretaries Long
and Bliss calleG Four members of
the national committee, Kerens of Mis-
souri,, Dawes of Illipois, Bowden Of Vir-
ginia and Hill of Mississippi, were
among the caliers.
The herald., 1897-10-14
CROP CONDITIONS
AS ESTIMATED BY CoNsULs IN
EUROPE
Switzerland Offers a Market for Dried
Fruits Of Good Quality and
Attractively Packed

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The month
ly report of the agricultural department
on the European crop condition, sum-
marizing the crop reports of European
correspondents to Statistician Hyde,
was made public today. Following is an
abstract:
Recent information, while 1t may in
some cases modify the crop estimates
for particular countries does not essen
TALLY change the situation as regards
the deficiency in the principal sereal
crops of Europe. The outlook for whea:
in the Australasian colonies continue 3
good, but the prospects in Argentina
are somewhat less bright, owing to the
drouth and frosts. Accounts from In
dia are quite favorable, both as to the
khariff crops harvested or to be harvest
ed this fall and to the seeding of this
rambi crop to be harvested next spring.
which latter includes the wheat crop.
The annual estimate of the world s
wheat crop issued by the Hungarian
ministry of agriculture, gives the fol-
lowing revised results for 1897, compared
with 1896:
Wheat production. importing coun-
tries, 500, III 900 for 1897; SS6, ,639, 900 for
1896 Exporting countries, 1897, 1,341,-
SO6, 900; 1896, 1,452, 100000 Total wheat
production of BOZ h importing and ex-
porting countries in 1897, 2,542, ST. 900; in
1885, 2,23S, Sal 900 bushels; net deficit,
1897, 2O2, ,S95, 900 bushels; 1896, 1870, 1884, 900
bushels.
Consul Eugene Germain of Zurich,
Switzerland, after an investigation of
the European fruit prospects, expresses
the opir,on that there will be good
market for American apples and dried
fruits this season if growers will he
careful to put up choice stock only. He
says: Nothing smaller than eighties
in French prunes will pay to ship to
Europe, and all other dried fruit must
be uniform in size and attractively
hacked"
The herald., 1897-10-14
A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED
NELLIE ANDERSON, FORMERLY
OF FRESNO
Deserted Her Husband to Become an
Artists Model and Went to
the Bad

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S-According to the
Globe Democrat, Nellie Norman, the
nretty 23-year-old girl who committed
suicide here yesterday by taking dose
of carbolic acid. was Nellie Anderson,
fkormer belle of Fresno, Cal, whose
father is one of the wealthiest men living
there.
Her story was most romantic, and in
some respects an unusual one. Several
years ago she ran away with and mar
ried against the wishes of her parents
Matt Mitvowich, one of her fathers gar
deners. They went to Stockton, where
the father found them. He took the
blow as philosophically as possible and
set his son-in-law up in business. Two
weeks later he heard that his daughter
had, left her husband.
1t became known afterwards from a
letter sent by Nellie to her mother that
she had gone to Chicago, where she got
employment in a cloak house. This she
left some time afterward because of an
insult Offered her by her employer. Nell
lie then became an artists model, and as
such was in great demand because OF
her beauty She posed for one artist
the acceptance of whose medallion over
tha, of other artists undoubtedly su
perior. caused a great deal of trouble in
the Worlds Fair board. 1t was while
posing for artists, the girl maint ned
that she was ruined. Then she changed
her name to Nellie Norman.
Boyle, the great sculptor, whose works
Of art on the Transportati building of
the Worlds Fair are well remembered,
had been searching in vain for suita BILE
model for one of the figures in the group
navigation" Finally he selected Nell
lie Norman, who became famous as a
model. Bohemian life, however, was
much too good for her and in six months
the form over which artists raved was
gone and the beauty faded, and then
there was but one course left open. She
followed it.
Some time after the Worlds Fair
closed Nellie Norman came here and
applied for aid at the Hephsibiah Home,
The herald., 1897-10-14

rescued woman at Delmonico's on Fifth
avenue Saturday night. The reception
will really be demonstration of sym
pathy with the struggling republic and
speakers Of national reputa ton will ad-
dress the gathering.
SHE WON'T COME
HAVANA, Oct 13-Today's Official
Gazette publishes an edict signed by the
military judge calling upon Evangelina
Cossio Cisneros to present herself for
a term of fifteen days in Jail. and order
ing all civil and military authorities to
endeavor to apprehend her and if cap
tured to send her to Havana Jail.
James Santo an American, was killed
in an engagement near Guanajuay.
Three hundred and fifty persons died
at SaEctl Spiritus last month.
The herald., 1897-10-14
DID NOT AGREE
England Will Not Confer With Russia
and Japan

LONDON. Oct. 133.-The officials of
the British foreign office reiterate that
the Marquis of Salisbury agreed to Join
in conference of sealing experts rep
resenting the United. States, Canada ard
Great Britain. but. they add, did no.
agree to take part in a conference with
Russia and Japan.
The foreign officials viii be unable to
say what the British government is
prepared to do until Secretary Sher-
mans latest dispatch on the confer
ence is received. The foreign officials
appeared to be astonished' at what thew
termed the tone of surprise' ASSUMES,
by Secretary Sherman in his renlv to
the note of the Marquis of Salisbury
expressing Great Britain's declination
to be represented in the conference with
Russia and Japan, as briefly outlined in
the dispatches from New York.
The herald., 1897-10-14
A JURY HUNG
The Famous Atkinson Case Will Be
Dismissed

Dismissed
GLENVILLE, w. Va, Oct. 13.-The
jury in the famous case Of Mrs. Grover
nor Atkinson, on trial for forgery of her
former husbands name, disagreed today
and were discharged by the court. The
jury stood for acquittal and for con-
viction. 1t Is not believed that the case
will be tried again. The arguments and
judges charges were completed at II
o'clock last night.
Mrs. Atkinson had been on the stand
ten hours. Her testimony was a general
denial of the alleged charges in the in
dictments. She did not waver from the
statement of cross s-exa mination that all
the receipts in controversy given to
Owens were written at the dictation of
Judge Camden in his life time and that
they represented what they show upon
their face.
She insisted that all other papers and
transactions relied upon by the state
to show criminal intention were genuine
and instituted at the dictation of Judge
Camden. She denied that she had any
interest whatever in the Owens land or
that Owens had at any time paid her
money or any other thing of value. The
ss-examination was conducted by
Robert j. Linn, for the state, and was
very rigid. Mrs Atkinsons demeanor
upon the witness stand was modest and
unassuming. She made favorable i'm
preston. At the conclusion of Mrs
Atkinson's testimony, at o'clock last
evening, the arguments commenced, the
court allowing each side three hours
The courts instructions to the jury were
impartial, and the case was given to the
twelve men.
At Ills a. m. the jury asked for instruc-
tions on certain circumstantial evidence,
and returned to consultation. At 2:30
they had not agreed, and the court ad-
journed until a. m. At 1880 the jury re-
ported that it had failed to agree and
was dismissed. The court Immediately
adjourned. There is hint that the pros
ecuting attorney will ask for a nolle
prosequi at the next term Of court.
The herald., 1897-10-14
The Foresters' Session

SANTA ROSA, Oct. 13.-Todays ses
sion of the high court of the Indspend-
ent Order Of Foresters was devoted to
business The committee on finance re-
ported that the finacial state of the
order was excellent. Reports of other
standing committees were read and ac
cepted. The basis of representation of
delegates to the high court was not
changed AT the afternoon session the
question of dividing the state into two
jurisdictions caused a heated discus
sion and divisionwas defeated,by a large
majority.
The herald., 1897-10-14
plexus blow

been fully decided upon, but it will in
clude the Yukon river country and ex-
tend north to the, Arctic ocean. The
scheme meets with the approval of the
North American Transportation and
Trading company, the officers of which
recently held conference on the mat
ter with Senator Carter of Montana and
several other United States officials.
The new town of Weare, situated on the
Yukon river about half way between
Dawson City and st. Michaels, has been
chosen for the capital Of the proposed
territory. 1t is understood that Ely
Gage, son of the secretary of the treas
ury, Is a prominent candidate for gov
ernor in case a territorial organization
is effected.
RAILWAY ROUTES
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-Informa-
tion has just been received that the Can
adian Pacific railway has placed two
corps of surveyors, with view Of open
ing up the Stickeen river route to the
Yukon mines. From the mouth of the
river to the point at which the road down
the Yukon will begin there are said to
be no engineering difficulties and it is
believed the line can be kept open seven
months in the year. 1t is proposed to
run line of fast steamers from Vic
toria to Fort Wrangle. Steam vessels
can run up the Stickeen river for 149
miles; from this point railroad will be
built to Teslin lake, 125 miles further.
Light draught steamers will be placed
on the Yukon and 1t is believed that
Dawson City may bd reached in ten days
from Victoria or thirteen days from San
Francisco.
FOOD FOR DAWSON
VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. 13-W. c. Al
berger and R. E. Russell, civil engineers
of San Francisco, will leave here on the
steamer City of Seattle Friday to make
Selkrk on the Yukon and Chilkat on the
coast to ascertain whether the route is
a practicable one for railway.
Colonel Nathan Smith will leave here
tomorrow on the bark Colorado with 100
tons of provisions and several head of
horses and cattle for Dawson City.
There will be fifty men in the party
They will go over the Dalton trail taking
their goods through on sleighs.
TIME TO SELL
BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Oct. 13-
Frank Phlscator, the maC who brought
back several bags Of gold dust from
the Klondike, has been negotiating with
an Englishn syndicate for the sale of
two-t thrGis interest in his property. He
wanted 81 ,333, 900 for it. and it b alleged
that yesterday he received telegram
from London stating that his offer has
been accepted. He expects that the
deal will be closed as soov, as repre-
sertatives of the Syndicate can arrive in
this city.
The herald., 1897-10-14
A New Glucose Trust

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-New York and
Chicago capitalists have organized the
Imperial Glucose and Sugar Refining
company with capital of $4,000, 900 to
compete with the Glucose trust. An
immense plant will be erected, at South
Chicago and, will be ready for operation
withr ten morths. 1t will have a ca
pacity of 10000 bushels a day anG give
EN- ployment to 500 men
The herald., 1897-10-14
The Latiner Victims

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct 13.-Gov-
crnor Hastings has received letter
from Secretary Sherman stating that the
Austrian minister at Washington has
filed a communication with the depart
ment of state claiming that there was
a violation of the rights of Austrian sub
jects in the firing on the mob at Latimer,
Pa. when a score of miners were killed.
Secretary Sherman requests the facts
and status of affairs in relation to those
cases
The herald., 1897-10-14
INDEX
OF THE TELEGRAPH NEWS


Reports Of consuls Of European crop
conditions.
The st. Louis suicide identified as
Nellie Anderson, formerly belle Of
Fresno.
Mrs. Langtry takes 100000 by
winning the Czarowitch stakes with
Norman.
Beginning October 31st steamer
service will be established between
Portland and Japanese ports.
Princeton Tigers begin the football
season with victory; national cir
cult bicycle races; track and turf re-
suits.
The arrival Of Senorita Cisneros in
New York will be made the occasion
Of a great CUBAN demonstration on
Saturday.
Henry George knows he can beat
Van Wyck and Tracy, and thinks he
can beat Low for the mayoralty Of
Greater New York.
John Armstrong Chanler, ex-hus-
band Of Amelie Rives and great
grandson Of John Jacob Astor, con-
fined in 9 madhouse.
The revenue cutter Corwin brings
news from Alaska; new territory Of
Lincoln contemplated, with Secretary
Cages son for governor.
New Orleans reports more deaths
from yellow fever than on any day;
Galveston has no new cases; DR.. San
arelli claims to have perfected his pre-
ventive incubation process.
Jack Cummings dies from injuries
received in Tuesdays fight at New
Orleans; Griffin under arrest; Michi-
gan reform-school boy killed by a
duplicate Of Fitzsimmons' solar
p1exus blow.
The herald., 1897-10-14
Rain and Raisins

San DIEGO, Oct. 13.-There was n
heavy shower late this afternoon. 1t is
partly cloudy tonight. A telephone
message from the Boston ranch at Ell
Ca1on, the largest raisin producer in the
county, says that there was a heavy
rain in that valley at O'Clock. but
they had warning and got the raisins
under stacks.