The Chronicle-Tribune from Leavenworth, Kansas • 3

LEAVENWORTH CHRONICLE, FEBRUARY 28. 3 UNION LABOR DIRECTORY. fNoTH. Amy Biiirtfestious concerning additions or corrections tlmt should be made in thin di- EWAR National Association ot Stationary Engineers First and third Moiiiliiys; Bond's hall, Fred Schneider, President, Ueo, ilruudou, secretary, "ooper! Union No. 88 Every second Friday rxcUiry will be thankfully received at The LEA v-Kn worth CilKuNlcl.il oHIcbj also any uuwa of uutruni to uniou lanor, cuitob.j Desire Spreading For a Change In Methods.

ciou renows nun. M. Joyce, Presideut. A. vy ii Trade and Labor Council.

'-First and Third Fellows hull. W.J. Mueller. tf. Beuuer, secretary, President.

Koliert llertel. secretary. Daluters and Decorators Union o. 153- First and third Fridavs: Odd Fellows hull. Federal Labor Union No.

0077 Second and Fourth Thursdays: Nu. Shawnea street. Jnccib Kiwi, Presideut. Julius Neubuuor, mESENTFAR FK0.U SATISFACTORY Retail Clerk Union No.62-Bnennd and Fourth Tuesdays: Odd Fellows hall, Henry limns. President.

Otto LInrk. secretary. International Stonemasons Union No. 3-FlrHt and Third Thursdays; OdikFellnwa hall, Hum, Presideut, Jack McCartv, sec ra ni rv. Master Horseshoers Union First and Third Tuesdays; Odd Fellows hull.

Thomas Smith, President. John Dowdell, secretary. Typographical Union No. 45 First Sundays alii p. m.

Odd Fellows hall, J. A. Cava-nauirh, President. D. A.

Hosley, sieretary. Amalgamated Woodworkers Union First and Third Thursdays: J. S.Uuble. President. F.

Robert Hcrtul, Presideut, W. 11, ilii'luiol, secretary. Tailors Union No. 9 Second Tutwdnys; Seek. ler's hull.

(J, Williurdt, President, Fruuk XJlrtch, aecretury. Hodcarrlers Union No. 8446 Second and Fourth Wednesdays Odd Fellows hull. Douovuu, President. John Tuylor, secretary, Barbers Union No.

87 Second and Fourth Mondays; Odd Fellows hall; C. C.Smith, President. Fred Felix, secretary, Bricklayers International Union No. 8Bvery Thursday Odd Fellows hull, (jhutf. Roth, secretary.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Enalneers, DM. son No. 412 First and Third Mondays; No, 4 Delaware street. W. W.

Patterson, President, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen No. 437 Kecond ami F'ourth Sundays; k- P. hall. W. J.

Fricke, Muster; Frank O'Conuor, Secretary. Carpenters and Joiners Union No. 499 Every No. Shawnee street. F.

1). Clark, President John Coldreu, secretary. Cloarmakers Union No.56 First Fridays; Odd Fellows hall, Ueo, buxor, Presideut: Wm, C. Lee, secretary. International Union Stationary Firemen First and third Sunday, ii, iilaukouineyer, President.

John Stucker, secretary. United Brotherhood of Leather Workers-Second and Fourth Wednesdays Odd Fel We will pay the alve reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness we cannot cure with Liverita, the Up-To-Date Little Liver Pill, when the directions are strictly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction 25c boxes contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c boxes contain 15 Pills, Beware of substitutions and imitations. Sent by mail Stamps taken Nervita Medical Corner Clinton and Jack son Streets, Chicago, 111. Sold bij Mebl 5 Schott, tbe Druggists, Leavenworth, has, lows hall, J.

P. Cosgrove, President. R. 11 Richards, secretary. Team Drivers and Owners Union No.

84 Second fourth mul Thursdays; Odd Fellows hall. II. II. McCuue, President: Cain Owens, lecretary. Mine Workers Union No.

679-Evary Wodnes-day llond's hall. J. Hnluml. President. R.

Witt, secretary. Butchers Union Second and Fourth Mondays Odd Fellows hull. J. Rieck, Presideut. H.

C. Fuller, secretary. Team Drivers International Union No. 140 First and Third Wednesdays: Odd Fellows hall. J.

P. Hunua. President: Wriirht Retail Grocery and Provision Clerks Union No. 70 -Sedoud and Fourth Tuesdays; Odd I Fellows hull. Alonzo McClure, Presideut.

J. 1 Huntsberger. secretary. Manner, rocordlnu secretary D. W- Richardson' flnauciiil secret it ry.

LODGt DIRECTORY. rNote It is the intention of the 'Leaven- NIS PECULIAR CA3E. wobth Cmkonick to mak this diroctory complete and correct. Will those interented kindly suggest any additions or corrt'ctionn should The Mnn Who Knew It All Conldn't State 1'nrcpreseiited In the Upper House UecniiHe o( Leitislatnre DenU-locks Popular Vole Suuifcuted. Responsibility Tor Appropriations.

Washington, Feb. 2i. Special. "While It is too Into la the session to tulse any action, tbe possibility of two states being entirely without representation In the senate In the next con-frresg Delaware and Nebraska and also vacancies In Montana and Oregon, 1y reason of the legislatures falling to elect, hag renewed thu talk about souie provision being necessary to prevent Ihe recurrence of such situations. There biwe been during the past ten a great many vacancies of this ilud.

Delaware, Oregon and Montana have had previous experiences, and 1 there have been vacancies In Pennsylvania, Wyoming and Utah for the same cause. The fact that legislatures do not do their duty Is, of course, chargeable to the state, and the state is the loser by not having its full representation. But states are in no position to punish legislators for not performing their constitutional diy. Senator Hoar had a proposition in the last session to provide that after a week's balloting a plurality of the legislature should elect. This Is to prevent the growing desire on the part of the people and their representatives in Washington for a constitutional amendment providing for the election of senators by direct vote of the people.

If these vacancies do occur and two states nro -actually without representation and two states with only half of their representation, it is more than likely that some action will be taken to prevent such conditions In the future. Responsibility For Appropriation. While there is a great deal of talk during this session of congress about the extravagant expenditures there is also a question as to tbe responsibility, and it Is noticed that the Republicans do not share It ail. Probably as long as there are debates upon this question there will be assertions made by the Republicans that the Democrats were equally responsible for the large appropriations, because they, in a large measure, forced the Spanish war and that the results of that war are what there be auy to make? The Guess the End of the Story. Oi.B rivets with many quttf clients In Chkonickb hIho desirep to tHiblinh all the news mnreriiintf IndiruH.

Will the secretaries kindly iret the course of a year's practice," said Cull at theoflice, No, Cull at theothce, No, AOJfffiKLD) Knights of the Maccabees, Leavenworth Tent No 1. Second anil fourth Wednesdays; K. P. huli. Peter StrauHH, Command E.

C. 1'feiff er, record keeper. Knights of Honor, Leavenworth Lodge No. 1285. FirstaiKl third Mondays; No.

'M Delaware street. Win. Parmolee, reporter. 0. U.

A. Council No. 20 First and third Wednesdays; K. hall. 0 Ili'Brown, Counsellor.

S. 0. Bancroft, secretary Leavenworth Lodne No 2, A. F. A.

M. First and third Mondays Masonic Temple. C. F. Hebsamau W.

V. Osgood secretary. King Salomon's Lodge No. 10, A. F.

A. M- Second anil fourth Thursdays; Masonic Temple. Weudorff V. M. Julin McCool oung lawyer In the supreme court re astUHt uht No, ra ueia-witre Btroflt or telephone No.

1000, either 'phone EUITOH.J cently. IIo wns the son of a prosperous icrclinnt and hnd but recently been ad mined to the bar, consequently several of tlie lawyers in the group that stir- minded him smiled and winked when the nine man spoke in such familiar man SALE secretary. ner of clients. lie may not have seen tb" smiles or the winks, but he scowled jusl ham Lodge No. 68, A.

F. A. and Modern Woodmen of Amcrlcn, Leavenworth Camp No. 367. Si'cond and fourth Thursdays, Odd Fellowa Hall, J.

U. Murphy, V. CM Fruuk Doty, clerk. Modern Woodmen of America, Live Oak Camp No.3322-Sicond and fourLh Friday: k. IMiull.

Frt Clurk, V. C. J. Sehuelle, clerk. Doyal Neluhnorsof America, Camp No.

97. Kir.st and third Fridays; K. H. halt. Mrs, Grant Preut.

Oracle, Mrs. Swartz, recorder, Doyal Neighbors of America, Camp No. 196 KirwtHnd third Tuesdays; cur Fourth and Shawnee street. Mrs. Olive Hicketsou, Oracle.

Mrs, A. Irvine, recorder. A O. U. Germanla Lodne No.

5 Second tinrp rourtn ana stiawnee little ns be resinned: "I had peculiar experience the other sy.ca','r ny with a new client. An elderly man, 1 i ilh long gray whiskers a regular hay seed entered my law office. He asked Spring patterns of Wall Paper at half price and tIT I 1 1 I me to draw up a deed for him transfer ring to his daughter a farm on Long Is less. we nave just placed on sale our mil line or 1901 land worth about ifiu.lHJO. I asked him ir his old deed so that I could get froi" It an accurate description of the property The old fellow said that he hud not (he deed with him, but that he had copied on Wall Paper; every roll must be sold within the next -two weeks, we will make prices that will do it, this is your char.

ee. We have alsotoday completed our line piece of paper the exact description of the property. I then drew up the deed and fourth Tuesdays; cor Fourth and Shawnee streets, Fred Stier, recorder, AO. U. W.f American Lodge No.

122 Firt and third Thursdays; cor Fourth and Shawnee streets, F. D. O'Kane, recorder, AO. U. Leavenworth Lodge No.

First and third Wednesdays; Times bldg, Henry Shindler, recorder. Degree of Honor, Leavenworth Lodge No. 66. First Hnd third Mondays; Odd Fellows hall. Miss Kate Kotheuberger, recorder.

Court of Honor, No. 582 Second and fourth Tuesdays K. P. hall. Fred Stiles, C.

C. A. M. Hitter, recorder. American Legion of Honor, Leavenworth Council No.

662 Every second Wednesday; ccording to his instructions. My new of samples of picture moulding. Here we will make client seemed satislied nud asked me how much of a fee I wanted. I suggested which was a little stiff. IIo said that I was too moderate and insisted on my taking $100.

He went away, returned sever al hours later and asked me to cash 8 lave caused large appropriations during check for him for streets. J. J. Wilkius, W. M.

N. B. terry, secretary. Leavenworth Chapter No. 2, Royal Arch Masons Second and fourth Mondays; Masonic Temple.

K. Waynaut, High Priest, P. J. FreliiiK, secretary. Leavenworth Council No.

Royal and Select Masters Kvery Thursday Masonic Temple. C. F. Itebsamen, T. I.

M. O. C. Heeler recorder. Leavenworth Commandery No.

Knights Templars Second and fourth Wednesdays; Masonic Temple. C. C. Goddard, P.J, Frelinir, recorder. Bylngton Chapter No.

177, Order of the Eastern Star Second and fourth Fridays; Masonic Temple. rs. Klioda Muwsett, worthy ma trim. Margaret Lane, secretary, A bdallah Temple, Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine First and third Fridays; Masonic Temple. John H.

At-wood, potentate. P. J. FrelinK, recorder. 10.

0. Leavenworth Lodge N- 2 Every Friday Odd Fellows hall. John E. Day, Noble Grand. F.

Ohlhnuscn, secretary. 10. 0. Mechanics Lodge No. 89 Every Tuesday; Odd Fellows hall.

H. A. Lord, Noble ttrauri. E. H.

Jones, secretary. 0. 0. Lodge No. 123-Second and fourth Mondays; Odd Fellows hall.

C. F. Kramer, Noble (Jraud. I Herman, secretary, 0. 0.

Far West Encampment No. 1 Sec. ond and fourth Wednesdays; Odd Fellows hall. E. H.

Jones, Chief Patriarch. T. Kees, secretary. Fidelity Rehekhah Degree Lodge No. 73 First and third Mondays; Odd Fellows hall.

Patriarchs Militant, Canton No. 1. First Wednesdays; Odd Fellows hall 0 Two-cood, captain. fraternal Order of the Eagles, Leavenworth 1 Aerie No. 55.

Every Friday cor Fourth ami Shawnee streets. S. K. Van Trump, Worthy President. J.

C. Duiley, Worthy Secretary. Kof P.Jvanhoe Lodge No. 14 Every Mon. day K.

P. hall. J. Robinson, C. Fred Sti las, K.

of R. S. Kof Concordia Lodge No. and fourth Wednesdays; K. P.

hall. W. Cor-natzer, C. C. W.

C. U. Endriss, K. of B. S.

Kof Company No. 9, Knights Loyal-First and third Thursdays; K.P. hall. John A. "And you did it," exclaimed Lawyer No.

A2h Delaware street. L. H. Hoffman Commander. M.

Driesbach. secretary. Smart. "I did not. I did not hare that much AO.

Division No. 1-First and third Mondays Hibernian kail. Thomas Dougherty, President. John Fitzgerald, secretary. Ladles Auxiliary, A- 0.

H. Second and fourth ThurHdavs: Hibernian hall. Josenhine money, replied Lawyer Kleliiiiuus-son, 1111. oajuy. iuw piniauu Him aLuin vi uvci nine; iiiuus- and feet of perfect and handsome mouldings.

In stationery we have just opened a full line of Hurd's best. You can buy elegant stationery here at less price than a cheap quality elsewhere. Still a large line of books to select from. Stationers' Sundries, Ink, Gold, Pens, etc. We will make a price that will move them.

They huve to go in the next two weeks. ALFORD BOOK CO. "but I liked the old fellow's face, and as It was iifter banking hours I sent him Koche, President, Rose Mc Andrew, secretary, the past few years. We hear It in both senate and house whenever the question of enormous expenditures Is mentioned. The Democrats retort that if the government would withdraw from the Philippines there would be no for this vast expenditure for maintaining the army and navy and other expenses which follow our present policy.

Jessie Benton Fremont. Senator Bard of California has Inter with a note to my father's warehouse CK. of St. Patrick's Branch No. 130-Sec- oudaud fourth Suudavs: Hi burn inn hull.

Stop!" exclaimed Lawyer Smart. M. Burns, President. Jerry Hurley, secretary. CM.

B. J. B. Mleae Branch No. and third Thursdays: Cathedral hull: J.

J. whose smile had been the broadest when the young lawyer spoke of clients. "I can finish your story for you just as it hap pened." O'Pouuell, President. C. W.

Dougherty, sec re- tary. "Can vou? ealmlv Innmred Lawyer m. b. St. George Branch No.

I. v- First Richnians-son, 'with surprised look on mid thtnl Mondays: St. Jowmi ested himself a great deal In a claim his face. "I will wager you cigars for the crowd that yen can't." school hull AllxTt Dopge, l'rosidtillt. Anton Swoboda, secretary.

Young Men's Catholic Casino. Third Sundays St. Jofuh's school hall. C. HiiuniuH.

"Done," replied the one who had smil -which Jessie Benton Fremont, wife of the "Pathfinder" and daughter of the great Missouri statesman, has against the government. Many years ago Mrs. Fremont invested in property in ed. "You write the end of your story out, and I will do the same. Each President.

J. A. Bwohoda, socrctary. Catholic Ladles Literary Club Second and Ion rlli Thursdays, Mrs. Y.

ii. McLaughlin, Presidun Catholic Knights and Ladles of America, Branch No. 178. Evory fourth Friday. 4 p.

Cuthcdral school hall. Alice Fholan, presi' man wrote for a few seconds and then handed their explanations to a third man who had been agieed upon as ref ISun Francisco, paying $40,000 for it. built a house upon it that cost raiiKs, capiaiu. o. vau Trump, recorder.

eree. The man who had smiled wrote as of S12.000. Some years after the govern K. deut Rathbone Sisters, Temple No. 29.

and third Saturdays K. P. hall. Airs, AiKiia t5cai. secretary.

follows: "The end Is that your father Firsl uient took the property and made It a cashed the check, and it was no good, and Foresters of America, Leavenworth Court No. 10. Second and fourth Tuesdays: part of the Presidio, the famous mill your client was a fraud. tary reservation near San Francisco, The referee read what the young law yer had written: The old man was my future rather- demolishing Mrs. Fremont's house and.

-acquiring the land. It appears that there Is some difficulty In getting this claim allowed, and It will be necessary in-law, and his check was good. Tin Yocir Fire Will Go Out If you don't get The Best Coal. M. B.

Donovan will send you The Best Screened Lump for $2.85 Per Ton. Give me an order. deed was a wedding present to anothet daughter, not the one I am to marry." to pass a bill for Mrs. Fremont be cause there was some defect in her tl The man who had smiled led the pro cession across the street to a cigar store New York Sun. tie.

It Is quite a long story about the way the property was acquired, but this much is known to Senator Bard Pfll De'aware Tribe No. and a i tlurd h- H- Wagner. Sachem. N. B.

Perry, chief of records. Ded Men Ottawa Tribe, No. 27-Kvery Monday Morton, Sachem. Jacob Huhn, chief of records. TWrinnchah Council Degree cf Pocahontas- and fourth Tuesdays Shawnee street.

Mrs. C. Kayser, P. Minnie Hois, K. of Qwanda Council Degree of Pocahontas-Seo tOUp Ehart's hall.

Mrs. W. J. Fullain, Mrs Alice Herren, K. of B.

II L8vworth Council No. W. Saturdays cor Fourth and Shawnee streets. Goo. H.

Heavey, secretary, phlhe Council No. 54, Ancient Order of the Tl'ird Thursdays K.P. hall. Hartnett, president. Peters, scribe.

Cons of Herman, Humboldt Lodge No. 8- iirstamlthiMFridaysilOliart'sTiaU. Geo. bchmidt, president. Theo.

Schieleski, secretary! 'Thusnelda Lodge No. 1, 8. of and 1 third Fridays iLharfs hall. Mrs. A.

Goer, gen, president. Mrs. Mary Kliart, secretary. SelSSL and Kearns Lodge No. 23-F irst and third Fridays cor Fourth and Shawnee streets.

W. H. Hyden, President Henry Shindler, recorder. DREAMBOOK DEVOTEES. and to others who have looked Into the Mutters Wherein Women Are Much Telephone 247.

case, that Mrs. Fremont paid her money In good faith and occupied the prop More Credulona Than Men. In nil asps women have been supersti Ehart's hall Louis Voss, secretary. Foresters of America, Royal Oak Court No. 9 Second and fourth Saturdays; cor Fourth and Delaware streets.

J. A. Simmouds, secretary. Fraternal Aid Association, East Lynne Council No. 6 Second and fouith Mondays: cor Fourth and Shawnee streets.

Frank D. O'Kane, secretary, Knights and Ladles of Security, Council No. 142 Second and fourth Fridays; cor Fourth and Shawnee streets. R. T.

Waddell, President, S. Johnston, secretary. Modern Brotherhood of America, Leeven-orth Lodge No. 453 First and third Wednesdays Odd Fellows hall; George Bub. President.

0. Sackler, secretary. North Western Legion of Honor, Sunflower Council No. 156-Second and fourth Wednesdays 'A p. m.

No. 913 Pottawatomie street. GA. Custer Post No. 6 First and third Thursdays Custer Armory.

G. W. Perkins, Commander. J. H.

Keeks, adjutant. GA. Shaw Post No. and fourth Thursdays. John Yoakum, Commander.

GA. Ladles Circle No. and third Wednesday afternoons; cor Fourth and Shawnee streets. Mrs. Mary E.

Humphreys, President. Mrs. Nellie McMillan, secretary. Independent Order B'nal B'rlth, Sholem Lodge No. 78.

Fourth Tuesdays; Temple Sixth and Osaire streets. M. Rothschild, President. S. Simmouds, secretary.

Independent Order Free Sons of Israel, Kan-1 sas Lodge No. 72. Fourth Sundays: Tem- erty until the government took it, and tious to di srce, and in these days of enlightenment Ihey are distinguished as far probably would still be In possession If REDUCED RATES it had not been taken by the govern. nieut Mrs. Fremont Is now a very old VIA lady.

She has one daughter that has never married. While Mrs. Fremont more ereduliius in everything pertaining lo the supernatural than the members of (he opposite sex. One would be surprised to learn the number of fair ones who make a practice of consulting the dream-book. With a credulity worthy of a darky mammy, if their sleep has been vis draws a pension It' will cease at the er Armv end N.w I time of her death, and the daughter, Regu.

7-Secoiid and fourth Fridays No. 414 Del- who is also quite elderly, will be left aware street. J. C. Dailey, Commander Henry Sluudler, adjutant.

ited with unusual visions, they seize tins volume as soon us their eyes are fairly entirely destitute. A Great Change. An Opportunity. A number of years ago Adolf Wen-rel. the great German artist, alwnys a man of wonderful powers of observation, consented to act as mentor for a group of youug artists, and, having posed their one morning, as was his custom, he left them to their work.

The model, It seems, was uew to the profession and unequal to the strain of rcmnlulug Immovable In one position, and so promptly fainted. While the youug men were making futile attempts at resuf citation, one of their number run excitedly to the master's studio. Informed him what bad happened and asked what to do. "Do!" exclaimed the herr professor. "The best thing you can do Is to sketch open and look for an explanation.

If mis There are but seven Democrats In fortune is foretold by it, the seeker after knowledge nssunirs a bravado she if far from feeling. the senate who were members of that lody In 1803. These, with the time of their entering the senate, are: Cockrell 'I don't care, she says to herself by way of bolstering up her courage. "I'm 1875; Morgan 18m; Dun: not superstitious, anyway, and I don't believe in such arrant nonsense. cut lei 1S77; Vest 1S79; Jones 1885; Berry 1885; Bate she's nervous just the same for a couple of days, until other troubles have driven 1887.

All but one took their March 4 of the year given. This this mythical one out of ber mind. Rational Union, Council No. 242-Third Thure. 414 I1h war, strwt.

H. W. Mehl. Mehl, President. T.

F. Kerns, secretary. Rational Reserve Association, Leavenworth i Council No. Ihecond and fourth Thursdays; k. P.

hall W. H. Bond, President Al Callahan, secretary. Camp l8-First Monday; cor. Fourth and Shawnee streets.

E. K. Hook, C. C. M.

Colin clerk. yoodmenof the World. Leavenworth Camp ad 'bird Wednesdays; C-C' retary Spaulding, se Qroceraar General Merchants Aaaocla. fourth Thursdays; eitj conned chamber. G.

W. Kaufmann, President. H. H. Huntsburger, secretary.

GreS- Stove Moulders' Association- nil of each month in Farren'a v't clok- Lom" Weucel, president Fred T. Nye. secretary, list does not Include Senators Ca fiery There one young woman, for Instance, It Vou may never have another aucb opportunity." Ple Sixth and Osaffe streets. A. Kosenkrantz, resident.

M. Kothschild, secretary, Leavenworth Turn Vereln First Sundays; Turner hall. H. W. Klemp, President.

Root. Hertel, secretary. Kansas Sick Relief Tuesday; No. 3U7 Cherokee street. F.

Wcehner, secretary, Leavenworth Cun Club Every Friday, In shooting season at tariret grounds. Hawn, president; H. W. Kuohler, secretary. Business Men's Association.

Meets at call of presiding ollicer Bond's hall No. 429 Shawnee street. W. H. Bond, President.

Geo. H. Heavey, secretary. Leavenworth Anglers Association First Tuesdays; Ryan building. O.

M. Aber-nathy, secretary. Custer Relief Corps, No. 200. First and third Thursday afternoons; Custer Armory.

Mrs. Annie Galvin, President; Mrs. Martha Jordan, who never drrams of a young child without shivering and shaking for days after. of Louisiana and Lindsay of Kentucky, who entered the senate during the year 1S93 and whose terms expire on the 4th of March. The years 1893-4 were the high water mark of the -Democracy $100 Dr Detchoa's Aati Diuretic May be worth to you more than 1100 11 you have a child who soils bedding from ln-contenence of water during sleep.

Cures old and young alike. It arrests the trouble at once. (1 Sold by Mehl Schott, druggists, Leavenworth, Kan. In the senate. In those years they had a majority, and many men who were figures of prominence in the Democrat ic party have retired to private life or lled.

There were Hill and Murphy of iViSUINGTON, D. And Return, $29.75. February 28 March 1st and 2nd. "SETTLERS' RATES" During the months of Febrnary, March and April tickets will be sold at Settlers' Kates, viz: To Oirden, Salt Lake, Butte and Helena, $23.00 To Los Antreles and San Francisco $25.00 To Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria. .28.00 HOMESEEKEES' EXCURSIONS OKLAHOMA.

COLORADO, UTAH, ARIZONA, INDIAN TERRITORY, TEXAS, OREGON, WASHINGTON. Rate, one fare plus $2.00. Dates of sale, first and third Tuesdays in each month. Fcr full information, including "New Oklahoma Guide," call at the Rock Island nitTofflrw. or at the Union Derjot.

New York, Smith of New Jersey, Gorman of Maryland, Faulkner of West WISDOM Virginia, Gray of Delaware, Voorbees the First Rale. New Boarder Can I get my meals on time? Landlady No; yon will have to pay in advance. Harlem Life. Turple of Indiana, Brlce of Ohio, Falmer of Illinois, Vilas of Wisconsin, In fear of some dreadful thing happening to her. She has not consulted a dream-book on the subject, and so she doesn't know bow infants and bad luck became connected hi ber mind, bat nevertheless, after she's had a visitant of this sort while sleeping she says prayers of unusual length and then makes up her mind to be patient under afflictions sore.

She's an intelligent woman, mind you, but she doesn't attempt to explain the terror that besets ber at this particular dream. She doesn't call herself superstitious of course no woman does, not the one who won't walk nnder a ladder but her friends do not make a delight of her until she exposes some fetich if theirs, when tbe subject is carefully avoided afterward. Kansas City Times Working Orertime. Eight hour laws are ignored by those tire-'ess little workers Dr. King's New Life PUls.

Millions are always at work, night and day, curing Indigestion Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all stom Ransom of North Carolina, Call and Pasco of Florida, Harris of Tennessee, Butler of South Carolina, Pugh of Ala When a girl tells a young man all tbe things she loves him for, he realizes that be doesn't possess a single one of them. Chicago News. bam George and Walthall of Missis 8lppl, White of Louisiana, Coke and Mills of Texas, besides others who were not as prominent In the affairs of the nation as those named. Many of IN beer drinking consists in quaffing that grateful beverage only when assured of its purity, palatability, wholesomeness. It's the part of wisdom, therefore, to drink Brandon Jfc Bkal's beer, which is renowned for its many excellent, healthful, nourishing, pleasure giving qualities -clears the brain instead of dulling it, rests and feeds the body.

TELEPHONE 207. Brandon Deal. those who have retired from tbe senate are still In active political life. Two- Kansas City Northwestern Rsflway Short lime to Seneca, Holton, Valley Falls and points In Nebraska. Trains leave union station 7:45 a.

m. and m. Tickets on sale at the general office, 100 Delaware street. 3. M.

JoDtom, Agent, White and Gray are on tbe bench, ft -while Brice, Voorbees, Harris. George, ach Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy Cheap Rate to California. Only $25 via Santa Fe Route: Tuesdays kfApril 30; rood in tourist sleepers and chair cars. You can't afford to.stajat home.

Inquire at 428 Delaware. Walthall and ralmer are dead. Abthcb W. Dtrcw, pleasant, safe, sure. Only Uo at Ed.

C. Frltche'f drug store..