The Evening Republican from Leavenworth, Kansas • 3

tirmiil Extiursloa to Vlliitone NallHl Cannon. Bros, Fui and Wenttiru lirnorU. Tlie Union Paeilie, "Tlie Overland Route," propose) in July, 18UI, a 1 NEVSNOTES. There was a tornado at Cairo, 111., on ATTENTION! READ grand excursion lionl Oimiha to Yellow 'tho 21st damaging many buildings. Vctfrimry III! Mil Surf OPF.N DAY AND NIGHT.

All diseases oi the lower animals sclentiflcall' treated. Hiilglingn and all operations performed from latest improved methods. Telephbne No. 308. LEAVENWORTH, KAN.

425 MIAMI STREET, It is said by theatrical people' that' "Fritz" Einmett's son will undertake to play, his father's parts next winter, i. national cordage41 trust of Nqw York is said to have bought up alt the cordage works of Canada for 8,000,000. It was reported that a revolt took place among President Valmaooda's troops at Cpqulmbo, and that the insurgents killed four of their officers. Clearing house returns for the week ended June 20 showed an average decrease of 11.3 compared with tho corresponding weok of last year. In New York the decrease was 18.0.

At tho county Infirmary, at Memphis, Eli. Burns, a colored lunatic, at-! tacked -Warden Frank Gregory with a shovel striking him a violent blow on the head, killing him instantly. The French ambassador to the holy see has presented to the pope a letter from in which the president expressed his high appreciation of the pope's encyclical on social questions. A nugget of gold weighing thirty-five pounds has been found in the gold dis Nalionul Vtrk, tiiruthlinMione rails lilubo. kileh, Salt.

l.ako Oily, Cuilield lieaili, leiiver, CI' air Canon, I lie fu-moiis Loop, ami btlier points fintere.it. The Union l'aei lie wilt furnish six horse Concord Coaches, which will carry the party from UeavejF-. Canon, Idaho, to and tlirougli Yellowstone Nutional Fatk These coaches will also lie taken to Shoshone Station, and used for the ride lo (Jreat Hlioshone Fails-Front Heaver Canon to Yellowstone Nutional Park, the trip will occupy three days going, three days returning, and eight days will be spent in the park. Excellent tenia and good tquipment for camping out will be furuMied by I ho Union i'ucifii'. en route from Heaver Canon to the Park, and bile in the Park the tourist will be quartered at tlie various hotels.

The very low rate of per passenger has been made from Omaha. This rate includes liailrosd, Pullman and Htoge fare, Meals and Hotel bills from the time of leaving Omaha until the return of the excursion in all SO days. No half fare rates. Only thirty five passengers can.be accommodated, and as accoriimodations are limited early application for same should be made. In ord-ring, tickets send money for same by express lo Harry P.

Deuel, City Ticket Agent, P. system, 1302 Farnam Omaha, Nebraska. No children will be allowed on this trip. I herewith give a list of names of soldiers slio have procured pensiuns, bounty, etc through my ollice from Aptil 1, 1801, to'. May 31, 1801, and defy any other Attorney outside of Washington City to show a better record.

These are no fictitious names, but names that will be known to most readers of The Rrpohmcan. Hereafter a list ot allowances will be published weekly In the Saturday Issue of Thk Evening Republican, A. C. HARDING, ATTORNEY. National It is quite common for those, who have gonethrough military service' as-well as all persons who have endured both mental and physical strain through a series of years, to have a Kidney affection more of less aggravated, in many cases it is neglected for years which would yield readily to the influence of some Diuretic; That a great many people are afflicted no one can deny; to give relief, the best remedies as Buchu, Uva Ursi, Juniper and Acetate Potassa are combined in Holland Gin and is offered to the public as a simple anUsafe remedy, called the SPECIAL KIDNEY REMEDY.

It is not offered as a cure in every case, but with the assurance that in a large majority of cases it will give relief. During the warm weather the system becomes relaxed accompanied with' a pain in the back and loins, depression of the nervous system, loss of appetite, and.no. inclination' to move about. For such we ask to give the SPECIAL KIDNEY REMEDY a trial: It is: soll by Druggists at 50 cents per prepared only by, Brown Medicine Manufacturing Co. LEAVENWORTH, KAN8A8.

HOTEL" 1 i V- f-Vx iMml Klecantly furnished and Bteam hast, Flrit-clail Raitauranl la Caaaaellan trict rocently discovered in British Gui I -U, WW For further information relative to Ibis Meaiaafall hnnrs, day or nliht. Nnrtbeaateorner Fourth and Oharokas "Loavenworth. excursion and Itinerary, apply to E.L.LOMAX, Osn'l Pais, and Ticket Agt. Omaha, Neb. Oko.

C. OtTO, O. P. AT. 'SIS Delaware Street P.

O. ADllBKHS, NATIONAL MILITARY 1IOSIB. Pot Muni JhcoIi Minx VI Fntdi-ick UrmeS John HI FreJrivk iC laler 1-1 Palriek O'NiSl 12' Alhnrt llrueo 10 Ailunt (irailiwn Heiitt i 12 rftsM-ish. 12 I'Mimrd ltH.i i. tt Kn-il Itursliie.

12! VJ( Willhiji Kysn 12( Kranoin 81 John McDonald. I2( Cheap Kates. i i Theinple's favorite, Tlie Maple Leaf KoulA, places ou sale summer tourist tickets lo all points. Sold June to Sept. 80, 1801.

Oood returning Oct. 81, as s. THE NEW DELMONI0O Hotel and Restaurant. HAS all the Modern Improvements and heated by steam. Special attention given the getting np of meals for weddings, parties and balls.

Our Restaurant Is ope a day and night, when parties or Individuals can seoure meals to order. Oysters lollows: Clear Lake, $1A35, round trip. AnIiIhdiI, round trip. Denver, 00, round trip. Diiluth, 420 73, round trip.

Ksles Park, f2 00, round trip. Helena, round trip, iiutie, round Bpirit I. lie, ia rouud trip. 8t. Paul, Minn .75, ronnd trip.

Trinidad, round trip. Watertown, r. 1.. round trip. Worthington, lid 30, round trip.

1 We quote you tlie lowest possible sum Mnttliew KUward Hiovor John Marpliy John Ham Wlilinin Ulenn, Knoicis Si Miiriin Ji'dinger, John Maion In isti: Win John Wnlk.r Pnlriok John l.i tie James itynn August isaitC Peter Miirtin Fndrh Hun Tlw mis William Wei Wm Morris Vt'f game at wholesale and also served to order. TH08. GIACOMINI Nos 403 to 415 Shawnee Street, Leaven worth, Kansas. haps, but he ignores them. lie Bees something to compliment instead, and makes us forget wo are growing old We instinctively avoid our frank friend who accosts, us with: "What is the Are you aieJt? ou look awfully sallow!" wei would the street to meet the polite friend Wh6 says: fine warriingl Or is it your bright face that' makes tho morning seem so fine?" Pray, what Is the value of this so called frankness? If we are sallow or have moth patches, or are.

losing our mer tourist rales ll.at a-e in existence at THE NEW 228 Delaware street, lie Cbtrsco St. Paul Kansas City ticket olllce. Telefiboue 105. T. J.

Hkrrv, T. ana, and has been sent to England as a specimen of the auriferous deposits of thai Chief Justice 'Joseph It. Reed, of recently created court of private land claims, and his four associates, will meet in Denver July 1. Tho session Is for the purpose of organizing the court, and three officers will be appointed. "The families 'of A.

B. Eisman, Dan Whitehead, Joseph Summers, J. West and Ben Smith wero poisoned at Peru, Ind, by eating imported dried beef. Twelve persons. were taken violently ill and four wero in a critical The firm of Waltors Hodges, doing business under the name of the Dubuquo (la.) Brass and Metal has failed.

There arc -large eastern creditors ot the firm. Thoitotal liabilities will aggregate 8125,000. The gross assots are not over 87,500. 'Jennie Grossman, aged 23 years, a Hungpr! in; Katie Kecfe, aged 17, and Agnes I'oars, aged, 18; the latter two Irish girls, were found dead In bed in their room at 10 East Eighty-sixth street, New York. They had.

been suffocated by gas. The girls were domestics in the employ of Otto Getzhdrdt The San Francisco Chronicle says: "It is learned on reliable authority that the Anaconda mines at Butte have been sold. The deal was consummated last Friday. The sellers are Lloyd Tevis and J. B.

Haggin and the new owners are a number of English price paid was 825,000, 000." The house and barn of Mrs. Elliott near Salisbury, has been destroyed by fire. Miss Coda Elliott says that 83,000 in money and $1,000 In diamond jewelry and nearly all their furniture were burned. The loss on tho buildings and furniture" was about 83,000. The firo was evidently incendiary.

An empty trayi collided with a train carrying a body of militia seventy miles from Londonderry. The driver of the military train was killed and the fireman fatally hurt and scores ot the military and others weso Injured. The first three carriages of the militia train, which were laden with luggage, wero destroyed. CONTINENTAL HOTEL In te eart of the city, Everything new throughout. New furniture, new youthful roundness of feature, or have George Kenan 2IM Kdward -nisKne 12 oil KranneSo'mi'it 12 0 Unilolp'i KuMie K'WJ Mil heat i Wa'er- 1210 SASsya Lswrenoe Smith 120) Patri GiiKorly Win lonelily -C0 rarpits, steam lteatand electric lights.

Fonr fine sample rooms. Quick transit to all That little kidney trouble of yours will yield lo the beneficial influence of the Special KiJuey Keiuedy, sold by ull Druggists- Toronto and Keturu. The Cliiesgo, St. Paul Kansas City Railway, ")iaple Leaf Iiome," will rnn a special ruin through lo Toroulo, Can from Ilia MiMSoiiri r.eer fur fill those ilesir- Nalhan Kolly into (Hi iMian (lit moynr Adam lie'zel trains. Northwest corner Cherokee and Fourth streets.

Rates $2 a day. M. PRZYBYLOWICZ piiopR noTona LEAVENWORTH, KAN. 12 Ml IK) 12 Ml 12" I ylir (lii-tavn M-ii-i-n' 12 till )2(fcl ing to Blteint tlit? National kducatlonal Thomas llarrett 120 Association at loronio, juiy it to The lickels will be Rood until September '40 Clipnn kMa IritiH rnn Im liuil liv nil KANSAS CENTRAL HOTEL, those holding round trip tickets. For O.

J. WOLF3PEKGER, PROPRIETOR. House opeu day and night. Rates from $1 to $1.50 per day. It hart Mermtt KM Francis Drn-v 8 0-' John mm ing 800 Kiimni.1 Kohl) HIO John McLaughlin latiU Michnel Knton HC0 Louis 1(1(0 Jamos McKnight 1it0 Owi'iie (10 James Cr'y Klffl Ijevris H.mirick HIM John HK'tinbreclier BU) John Smllli 800 Henry Limlnnlinrtf 1201 Miehal liutler 8(0 KmilKcliliiRel 1S(0 (Jai)iinl alcKenncy.

1200 AiloUih llalwss 8 00 John A 12 00 Jimp Oohh t. 10(0 Hairison 1200 Minheal Ruins Hffi Aidrcw 12 00 IVIerH luvenonru 12 011 John IQA Northwest corner Cherokee and Second Streets, Leavenworth. Kansas- Wyandotte SfiVla UNAOQUAWTtD WITH THI MOOHAfMV Of CeuSTSV WH4 OBTAIN KUCH WKMWTira ftOH A HIK Of WW MA 09 TMt a boil on our nose, you may depend upon it we know it without being told of it We keep a looking-glass at home, every one of us, and know a little better than anybody else how homely we are, and the frankness that wants to keep telling us of our blemishes is nothing but maliciousness under a cloak. Blessings on the polite friend who Ignores all our blemishes and makes us forget them ourselves. Blessings on the man who makes us feel we are not unpleasant if we are homely.

ISlesslngs on the man who thinks so well of us that it inspires us to perfect living in order to deserve his approil. Blessings on the polite man, the sunshine of the world 'Farm and Fireside. PRETTY WASTE BASKETS. How to' Uake Them With nut Little Expense. An almost indispensable article In every room is a waste-basket, and when a very pretty and serviceable one can be made at a cost not to exceed twenty-five cents there is no good reason for going without it; An ordinary half-bushel peach-basket which will cost about five cents If there are not half a dozen about tho house that one Is glad to be rid of.

This may be lined with colored cambrio fastened In place by upholstery tacks. The outside should be covered with cambric of contrasting color, or the same if preferred. The outside can be shirred on and finished with loops and ends of worsted braid, to match In color. A basket of this sort lined with cambric and painted on the outside is very pretty, or the outside mov be glided. Another useful and very durable re; coptacle is made from an ordinary butter-tub.

A very pretty one is made by painting the Inside and the outside of the tub a pure white. When thoroughly dry, finish the hoops in gold paint Make holes in either side and put in handles of manilla rope painted- and gilded and with tassels of the rope fringed at the ends. A pretty style has three or four rows of holes all around through which ropes are passed, loops being loft for handles. The ropes are gilded In several shades of bronze powder, after which they may be varnished in several coats. Clear shellac varnish is best N.

Y. Ledger. in. IJjOU hmUAnmrn-KTTW. is no Patrick Foley.

8t Jainei 14 Ou JinmT (iHli.ln...;. 80,) Northwestern Railroad Phillip Hiachwits 1200 Daniel Linn Sleeping car accommodations, iirxeis, rales, and any other information call on or address, T. J. Kkkry, T. A P.

228 Delaware. Leavenworth to All 1'ulnts Take Tlie Burfington to Chicago. The Burlington lo St. Louis. The llurlington to Peoria.

The liurlinKton lo Davenport. The liurlingtori to Honk Island. The Burn'miton to Dubuque. Tlio Burlington to Ft. Madison.

Tlie Burlington lo Omaha. The Burlington to Lincoln. The Burlington to Sioux City. The Burlington to Ht. Paul.

The Durlington to Minncatiolis. The liti'riingtou to Pun Franeiseo. The Burlington to The Burlington to Porilatid. The Burlington to aooma. The Burlington to Seattle.

The Burlington to the Black Hills. The Burlington to all Kastern Points. The Burlington to all Southern Points. Telephone 100. Ollice, 101 Delaware st.

ELLIOT MARSHALL, General Agent. Out of the twenty slates and territories west of the Missouri river, llin Union Pa clicrai'ttity cuts sixteen all save Arizona, Iniiiait i Ten Dory and the Dakotns. Tlirongh earssie inn from the Missouri river to I'oitlanc' 2 OSl inilef, wiiliout idiargc. Helena, Tacoina, hea'lle. Olynf pin, a all other western und nortliwesu'tii pojuls are best reached via this line.

Tim iigli trains 'wfih elegant free reclining rliair I'ullmun alace sleepers and I'liiliiiiin tourist sleepers, inngjiilicfiit dip ing cars, line ek, and high speed are the udva iti.ge offered. Oro. C. Otto, O. P.

AT. no Delaware Leavenworlli. Kus. J. it.

Fkawlkv, G. Kansas City, Mo. tlobertdi'V SO 0 00 Hnn Thoiiiss Flynn Nathan Roberts Hnunty MARKETJIEPORTS. Grain and Prpvlalona. Kansas City, June 30.

family, H.15al.25; choloo, fancy, patents, I2.1J4 A -V Wheat Dull; No. 1 hard cash, 8To bid, eo-anke'd; Jtfly, 7,70 bMj'Wo asked; No. emli, 8lo bid, 6( asked; -Ho. 1 red cash, 6BV'jo bid; July, 81c asked. 2 -cash, SMfeo bid, 63o July, Mtyo; No.

3 white east), bid, tile asked. Oats No. 1 cash, too bid, Who Rye No. 2 June, 60c bid. I'KOpuCE.

Hut tor, ito.idy; fancy creamery, fancy dairy, Kggs, steady at m. I'uovisionh Hums (sugar enrol), 90100 breakfast blicon, 8Vio; mess pork, flJ.5'); tioroe lard (puro), I7JH. Cattle Dull; dressed beef and shipping. wmtiuinpyary Iloonty P. O.

ADDSiaS ATOHISOH, IAN. Per Month Henry Jnoksou 12 00 (IrorgeJant 0 00 Gilbert Harker 12 on Hubert Pairfux 12 no Jowph llnrr (HW lli'nry n- kson Yl 01 Minn sit Wnke 8 00 llohoit I eicher 12H0 Levi 800 r. o. Aunnras lcavcnwoktb, ran. Mary Pun In no I2 0II 11 Knoli (1011 M'oheal KnssliT Vivo 8 00 Alexnniler llingrovo 8 00 Mlephen (Inlilo 8 00 Cnrtis 2 (jo Max Hi'ler aim 4 Pacific Ej.

Inoludln Um lul nfl WaM of th Vtaairt bf4.WJB.lA;' cowl, aud Kansas City, Leavenworth, Holton, Seneca, Bsatrice and all points East, West, North and South. All trains equipped with Elegant Day Coaches River. The Dlreot Houto to and from OH IDAHO. BOOK IBI.AMD, DAVSJOHT, DM MOlNJtS. OOUNOU.

8MOT8, VStKBTOW. 8WUX FALLS, KINNXAPOUS, ST. FAOL, ST. JO0-SlVH, ATOHISON, itAVIKWONt'H, KANSAS CITY. TOPHKA, DBNVXa.

OOLOBADO SVIiCM and PUEBLO. Vt Baollnlng Ob0r Care to aad from OHIOAOO, OALDW LL, aTdTOHIIMOM and DODOB OITT, and Palao Ulu Oara Im-twera OUIOAOX). WIOUIIA and Huxckiaaov. SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAIXS IN THE ELECTRICAL WORLD. The laundries In Rutland, ore now run by electrlo power.

-A new switch for electrical work looks like an ordinary door bolt When the bolt is thrown forward it makes a contact been two lugs on a split copper ring; When thrown bock the contact is completely broken. "The number of sentinels in the garrison at Halifax has been reduced nearly one-half, and, instead, electric bells have been substituted, which are attached -to the sentry boxes and con- nected with the guardrooms, so that the sentries can send In a prompt alarm to the guard. Report comes from Canada that Dr. Selwyn, of the dominion geological survey, has hit upon a new insulating material in the shape of petroleum-saturated sand, of which immeasurable, quantities exist in the Athabasca (lis-! trict It has been tried by Mr. Gis-j borne, the dominion electrician, and is' reported upon most favorably, especially for underground wires.

R. S. Hunton, one of the leading mine owners in Colorado, says that' electricity opens up a new era in the production of silver. The reason of this statement is that many of the high mountain mines have been almost val-ueless'beoause ofjjio expense of transporting fuel to th3; through the utilization of water power with the elcctrio motor these mines can be operated cheaply, and a notatflo increase of output may be looked for. A writer in an electrical journal has proposed to measure thought by means of the heat devekped within the brain acting upon a' thermopile.

The proposition was received in Borne quar- trs with considerably skepticism. The -thing, (however, can easily be done. Not long ago a celebrated eleettrlolan stated that he could "think a hole through an Inch board," and by connecting a drill so that It could be by the current produced he actually did it One' of the novelties at the St Pan-crast exhibition in was a sausage machine driven by electric motor. In conjunction with this machine it has been proposed to employ 'an electro heating attachment, whereby the savory dish can be delivered cooked smoking hot to the It begins' to look a if the shrewd indf- vidual who concetved the idea of a pig-utilizing machine, into whioh 'the animal could be put at one end, to emerge at the other as cured hams and brushes, was no visionary, but only a prophet a little in advance of his times. A new lamp has appeared which will be a boon to (hose who are anxious to save the eyes all unnecessary strain while carrying on all elorical work.

lamp is designed especially for jdesks or tables where it is desirable to concentrate a. bright light for or reading, while ihe eye is maximum amount of restpos-. sible. The sidos of the lamp are almost straight while the bottom or large end lis as nearly fiat as possible. It Is claimed that the straight line's provide better reflecting and prevent as much as possible uneven intensities of light upon the object The inside of the butt and the outside of the globe are silvered and tbe incandescent filament is actually surrounded on three' sides by a mirror, reflecting, all the light downward.

While the lamp may be placed on a level or a little above the level of the eye, no light strikes the eye direct- ly from the lamp, aa the silvering is covered and protected by an opaquo. substance. TRUE POLITENESS, -'t The Difference Between That Quality and Frankness la 'commonly regarded a virtue, yet frankness is too often Our frank friend is not the friend whom we love best We may have great respect for him, but we do not enjoy his society as do that of our polito friend. We never part company with our frank friend with a light heart and a beaming face. No; we hasten away from him to our polite friend to get our tranquility restored, as we hasten for.

a spoonful of strawberry jam after taking quinine. Politeness is another name for kind-ncaBi. add, leaving out of account all af- politeness, is it not politeness makes life Worth living? Urank-' ness frowns upon our faults, and tells us of them with saucy relish. Politeness ignores our faults anddovei us what wo wish to be. Frankness scans our olothes and makes' haste to tell us bf any defeats.

Politeness sees some- thing to praise in our attire, and if there are any blemishes it falls to see them. friend whom we say has the vh tue of frankness, Is who ex- claims: "What a pity it is you are growing so gray! It makes me sad to see you growing old and getting crows' feet around voar eves." Our nnllte, friend J(tl It Bl Adira II-lie 12 ui Cliar'es Dill IKO r- l'l UW John Morressy 120) Walers JUW Frank Jl Wilson 12 00 anillhe most elaborately fittvl Reclining Chair of Through OoaohM, Sloe Free BeoWnliif Chair Oara and (Kiut of Mo. Blvert Dlnluf Can daily between OHIOAOO, DBS MOT COVM- Buffet Curs In the world. nui BLiVtrvB ana uiaha, witn i- tjwoiwi tna Ohalr Oar to HOHTH iPLATTIL awl bntwnan OHIOAOO and LIHV1R. awlAmABO Pnbnrban traina lraire LwTenworlli (via this Ii.mos Jones J2I0 (ieorgn llrown 12(0 Wm OiviiiB ed'j John Boen'y Andrew i unen BoiiotV Peter Steel, Hall Station.

Mo. 12 Mi Howa il nei ning, Poniplun, Kan 001) Henry Hannders, Rrowntilln. )0(K) John AmiA'ton, tensing. Khi 12 00 BPBINO and PUIBLO, via Bt. JoMpb.

Kma-aaa City and Topeka. ploadld Dlulns HoMa line only) for Soldiers' Home and Fort Leaven. vrorth, at reqrient enabling onr patrons i liillin Malnix, harlingnme, Kan 12 (u to yiit tlieee famont plaeea and retnrn the game rrancis Koaike, lnirmoonr, Han Ilonnry A l.rown, Manhattan. Kan Bonn'y Hotter Jlye and Hye. This is not a sermon.

is only a railroad missionary tiact. If you lake a vac, tion this summer, why not go to Colorado? Kettle around Pike's Peak there are plenty nf places where one can cool off for a very little money. Man ilou, disedile. Green 'Mountain Falls aud Wo. din nd Park, in the famous Ute Pass, will be loveler than evr thisyear.

They are most directly reached via the Santa Fe Jiouie. You change cars in the Uiilon depot at Colorado Springs and lake bioad gnage trains on our Colorado Midland division for destination. No tedious transfer across tlie Cheap, tourist tickets now on sale, good until October 31 returning Inquire of GEO. J. CHAPLIN, Agent Santa Fe Route, 3x0 Delaware Street.

lamos neuuow, ru lieavenwortli, uina warrant day. For farther information call on J. BYLES, Agent. and Delawaro Leavenworth. C.

A. SHANK, Qen'l Pwa. Ag't Kanaaa won or at. oupnana unoaauiir. iiwinanwa dally, with Ohoioe of Koutaa to aaA from UU Lake, Portland, Lea Aneeloa and Baa HaiHitsrtt The Direct Una to and from tlkrt Peak, Kant, tou.

Garden of the Ooda, the SanlUriuna, and Bcenlo Orandears of Ookwaao, Via Th Altwrt La Route. olid Xxpren Traina dally betwwn Ohloaa and ICinneapolla and St. Paul, with TUOOUUH Be dining Chair Care 07EUTB) to and fram tkoaa point and Kanaaa Oitr. Through Ohatr Oat as4 Slaepar batmen AHorla, BplrttXak and aUaua TeUm via Boas laMnd. The favorite lis to Watartovn.

Sioux talia, the aununeaBnarM aa4 Bunting and Maoing ttrounda of the Nortfcwast, The Short Lino via Seneca awl Kankakee otfen raollitte to travel to and from Indianapolis, Ota-oinnatl and otfcer Southern point. or ltapa, Toldwr. or doelred tnlbrraa Oon, apply at any coupon Tlokatonalo. or oddroat E.ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, Oanl Manager- Oen'l TW.

Pa. Agt. OUIOAOO.XU. mm (Setnlar Cradnate) feeders, siiMiM, SiiKKl'-Bleady at S3.SS4.85. llous Firm; tops, H.57 bulk, Utotlti.

ST. Louis, Juno 50. Flour Family, choloo, 4.20: funcy, IM.ai.-W: putonts, $1.85 5.0(). Wheat Firm; No. 2 red, cash, $1.001 July, KOaOlc; Doccnibor, OltttfVio.

Coiin Firm; No. 2 cash, O'iSSo; July, 52Vi(64V40; September, 61c. OAts-Qulot No; 2. asli, tie; July, SlVsd. HYS Neglect 'd; No.

2, TSo. Fkodcois nutter, steady; ereatnery, 139 16c; dairy, 11914c Kgn, unchanged at Ho. Provisions Fork, standard mess, 10.75. Litrd, prime steam, tSUO. Bacon, shouldors, 13.60, longs, ribs, 16.75aa0; short clear, ffl.80.

Cattle Firm; good to fancy natives, $3.7635.00. Steady; fair to fancy, $3.2035.00. UeoSrlUgheri' heavy, I4.snf4.65; mixed, I4.204.60j light, Chicago, June 20. 'FiooR-Rtqady; spring patonts, winter patents, $4.8 las.K). Wheat Firmer, No, 2 spring, 06o; No.

5 spring, mVi'tVUio; No. 2 red. 979Do. Cokn Unsettled'; No. 2, 6 ic.

Oats Unsettled; No. 2, Wiija30o; No. 2 whlto, BOSIOVio. KYB-No. 2, 7a78e." Produce Butter, (julot; extra croamery, extra duiry, 16'oliio.

Eggi, 144 16c. 1'KOVisiONS Fork, moss, $10.80313.85. Lard, $6.25. Short rib ikies, loose, Dry saltod meats, boxed shoulders, short clear sldos, boxed, t6.25tf6.tt0. Cattle Weak; prime native stoors, 16.00; good to choice, others, gijKEF-Wook; natives, lambs, Hods Higher; mixed and packers, $4,909 4.6a; heavy, M.6S34.75; light, New York, Juno 2).

Flour-Weak; fair to fancy, 10; winter whoat, low grades, patents, (4.76'a5.70. WHEATStoadlor; No. 2 red, ll.08KCl.081t In store; ungraded, fl.05U'31.U; No, 2 red, Juno, tl.07Uf31.0SVi: July, tl.04'41.05; Deoem-bcr, fl.0i"il.UHS; May, Corn Basy; No. 2, 7172o In elevator; June, 68c; July, (8Vi365o; Beptembor, ,600 to'a i 2 white, UVio; mixed white western, 4i83o. Pboodce Butter, steady western dairy; 12 016c western croamery, 1418oi Blglna, 18o, THE Leading SjQoicllst.

Lupus, RHeumatism, Scrofula, and all Bloodpoluinlng DImsso. Mm WASHINGTON'S OLD LANDMARK. An Old Salon for Wit and lleanty Mow a Beer and Skittle Alley. The old. Van Mess mansion, the oldest house in the oity ot Washington wrfs celebrated from the time of ite first occupation by Gen.

Van Ness for the hospitality there this reputation was kept up to the very year of his death. It can probably be truly' said of it, that more famous men have been entertained within its walls than in any other private house in America. Several of earlier residents were guests here, and every year the owner gave a dinner to the congress of the United States. After his death the property passed into the hands of strangers; and the two buildings may bo seen to-day, cottage' and mansion alike standing, time-beaten and forlorn, half hidden by wild masses of untrained shrubbery, and deeply shadowed by overarching trees. The grounds are still enclosed by tho high and substantial brick wall erected by the original proprietor, but the gate stands ever open, and no porter challenges the few strolling footstepB of the occasional Bight-seer.

The place is now used as a summer plonlc ground by the colored folk of the A positive cuaemr Suspension Bridge, Toronto, $45 SO. General limit October 31, 1 These ate the very lowest rates on sale via the Maple Leaf only. For all other information call at general ticket ollice, 228 Delaware street. Telephone, 103. Bkrev.C.

P. AT. A. a ni.iiiisii -TAKE Sirs It yon have OANUKItor have a friend who hiis, eonsult the eolebratod fimitb or write for particulars of treatment, The following ia a few of the many pnrlents whom I n-iveoured. Write to them aud be convinced.

Captain M. M. Lnnghorn, Jndepjndenoe, II i. jThoo'lore K. Uimjaiuln, HurrlBonvhle, Ik i Mrs, filury Howell, BnwIlngQre Mo.

Mrs. Alma W.ilU, I)enlon, Andrew Johnton Horn hi, Wyandotte (Vaity, j. Biulth.H irtfonl, Eun. Mrs, Gooura lili ke, 6U it Howard St, Kanxas City. Ivhdk Olllilnud, i Kaat 17th 6b, Kansas City, Mn.

A. Ixf ma, Shawnee, Kan. Consul, tatloatree. Address, It o. Kmitn, UW Main btroct, Kansat Clty.Maj Special Kidney HHtnedv is regarded as one of the best reim-dits he fine the public.

It is not a secret preparative and dues not. nninniiA In pnrA Avnrv mima lit Mil Kclioit's Drng Store and try a bottle. rvf RUNS EVERYWHERE. vicinity, and the basement of the grand A TIii ourIi Sleoper. The Chicago, St.

Paul A. Kansas City, "Maple Leaf llouip," is the only line out os Leavenworth Ui, run give a sleeping car. throiiKli for Clii Paul and Minneapolis, I ci Moitli s' and Duhuque tli-out change, Fur lyies, lickels and sleep -ing tit' aiconiiuddtttions call on or address J. Berry, A 228 Delaware St. To San I'mncUco S38.

The Rock Island has arranged to run a Pullman sleeper through to San Francisco, leaving Kansas City every Thursday morning at 10-33. Fare rough, including double berth in sleeper, 138. E. Bobs, Agent. mansion is a beer saloon.

Milton T. Adktns, in New England Magazine. TO ALL (OIMtS IM Tickets can be purchased and sleeping car berths reserved at fVM 1 1 (Hwral and HEUY0U8 lEittllt tTTT9 Vmkntu of Uoilyaiul tliadi ElfocV JMtJQ of KrriirtorEiiiaBwaiaOliliirfouiw Rotart, olil AKIinnl) Mir llsiK.rrt. Km if Knlanrru Slllhw HKAH, USntCVIMIVKU 01IUASS A tkKttnl 11018 AbnluM; nUlllnj UOIIH TMUTHtAT III iW Intli tntm tllAltl, Tnrllnrin, An tirrln rnl'4 MteaKrllotfcM Saut, IWIItiiilftnAllua. AnA nrotflinalic twM) at.

tUnm ItUlCAL lllfMll, 1.1 Watch Springs Becoming Unreliable. "IIow long will it last?" asked a man of a jeweler who had just told him that Eggs, flrmor; western, ldViO, the ereneral rai rad FitovisioNi Fork, dull; old mess, ticket office. No. 204 11.60; now mcas, Middles, dull and woak; short cloar, $6.55, Lard, quiet; western steam, I0.B2MI. he would have to have now spring put In his watch.

"Maybe a week, maybe a year or two," answered the I Delaware street. Tele TEXAS. MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA. Beoanea it New Line from Kanau Oitr (vis Vaola aud ParAoni.Kas.) will SAVE YOU TWELVE HOURS. The H.

E. A B'f Alan OaV Too jeweler. "But this one has lasted four i.only;;one. Do not class Bwift's or five years." "True, but they don't HnoMiv in tho nrdinarv RinWl wm ilibtlib A Grand Excursion. The Union Paei Ho will send an Excur inM tUI MM, DlatlRr a sir faatotHMi phone 143.

JOHN N. JOERQEE, -Pass, pnd Ticket Ag't wm make those kind of springs nowadays. ti, i. nnlw m.n nH whimm ire utm ftmam I Mto ItKai.ty.uw rtf omi frif-wsThhn Mil Ib It really seems as though they have lost tho art of tempering watch springs. I Bent out a one hundred dollar watch sion-parly into Yellowstone Park in July this season which promises to be the grandest outfit ever furnished by a railway.

Cdncord Coaches, camping out, hunting and fishing en route, are among the attractions ofiered the tourist. Of OU Msvtfy Mi WtMbli til there Is nmiilng like it. -It Is a distinct medicine, aild should hot be considered as one of tlie old worn mercury, sarsapari'la. nilxturfs, which never cure any thing, bnt bottles tip the diseaitd INSURE IN THB the other day, brand now, and the i spring broke in twenty-four hours, The' manufacturers have spent thou- THROUGH4 SLEEPERS rm MI MsL Kmm wk if nU wtm sMM. to4 titer safha nil tvbatl btew jour omm Mutual annda of dollars within the nnat fiwr blootl In the system only to bnak out To PoUU InTKXAA Owk I.

KWV.lor.ll. nmmer Toarlat Rate- On and after June 1 the Union Psclfl will sell. round trio tickets lo Denver. smv run mh fy PMt U. I'aOHa, j.

WAi.no. MFK IN8T3 BAN0R CO WGODWAHO CLUKD; ACTS. Colorado Springs, ManlloB and Pueblo, at (25. To other Colorado points at orres- flea. Tratti UaaSAjer, years experimenting to 'get back Xho again In a more'-violent; fl.

old quality for' the springs, and thpy cures by forcing out the poison, and re-have failed. The springs seem rattier licvlng the system entirely of contagion, to1 be getting worso than bettr." N. tjclires kinds of hlood poison, and YoTaleirram. 1 1 biilUUnp 'tbe geoenl heal 'of pa- ui. i (lent at the same time.

V. TiktwnN Mi.hi.IKK. lllAflM4bMJAtfn- lnM AAAOWrMA UMU MM pondingly low rates. Ticket ollice 219 Delaware treei. (leo, 0 Otto, city pas run A-ra ih Km inifVHwHM la iAa mthJ.

ind Uhi SIS Delaware Btreet, Oea'l la-ngr 4 1 ir iaen aees' ttie gray hall's' and crows" feet; An-flllMrrArkflhMlVM1KrIMlri UArMtAllA A 'r At ai A Aaia, senger and ticket agent..