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OWL. 1 ilJoj 1 1 i. VOLUME KANSAS CITY: KANSAS, THURSDAY AUGUST: 7, 1890. NUMBER fiL PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE IX Findlat, i TUP P. Kjk, General Manager.

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But how it cheered the broken heart, engendered hopo, and castabulo of light arouod the sick bed. Only a word of encouragement, a single word, It gave a drooping spirit new life and led to victory. Only a frown. But it left a sad void in the child's heart quivering lips and tearful eyes. (gOnly a stray sunbeam.

it cheerod a wretched abode gladdened a stricken heart. Last Saturday a very curious acol dent occurred at Central avenue and First street, A man under the influence of the ardent, fell from an train upon an expressman who was driving below. Both fell from the wagon to the ground. They soon regained consious-ness, the man who fell gazed on the other and without a word arose and walked away and the expressman was put in his wagon and taken to a doctor. Advertise In "The Owl." Teeth Extracted Wittiot Path of Danger.

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Poll fin flnr AiranJ Send to us for Full Inor- UUII Wll TllB ALASKA i HfOTT FflfflLT WITH OUR ei7 Lawn and Par VUI ngGUI motion, l-rioes, Etc. REFRIGERATOR MICHIGAN CITY.UUJ. OETIO ARROW CO.x, sua niiaciiirers, Cor. Cornhill IT -yd, xwr CONSTITUTION. HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.

9. Hovsc Joint Rksoi.ition No. 8, Proposing an amendment to leotioni three and tweuty-liveoJ article two of tbt oouilltulloa. rttdhti fry Iht VtgUlalurt of Out Salt of Knntat, tun4hirdi of lit lumber! tlctttd to tank hmut Ikenqf jtmwrrina therein, Sjcctiok 1. the following proposition to amend the constitution of the state at Kansas Is hereby submitted to tbe qualified electors of the state far their approTal or rejection, namely: That section three, article two, be amended so that the same shell resd as follows: Section 8v.Thc members of the legislature shall receive inpensatioo for their serf ices the sifm of three: dollars for etch day's1 actual serrlce at any regular or special and fifteen cents for each mils traveled by the usual route in going to and returning from tlx plaoe of meeting; but no compensation shall be allowed or paid to any member for more than ninety days at any regular session, nor for more than thirty days at any special session.

And that section twenty-five of article two be amended so as to read as follows; Section 23. All sesslonl of tbo legislature shall be held at the state cnpital. and alt regular sessions shall be held once iu two years, commencing on the first Tuesday of December of each alternate year, commencing on the first Tuesday of December, A. D. one thousand eight undred and ninety.

Sue. 2. This proposition shall be submitted, to the electors of this state at the general election of representatives to the legislature in the year A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety, for their approval or rejection.

Those voting in favor of this proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots, For tbe amendment to sections three aud twenty-five of article two of the constitution those voting against the said proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots, "Against the amendment to sections three and twenty-fire of article two of the constitution." Said ballots shall be received and said votes shall be taken, counted; canvassed, and returns thereof be made, in tbe same manner and in all respects as it provided by law in case of the election of representatives to tiie legislature. Skc. 8. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book. 1 Approved March 1, 1889.

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct copy of the original enrolled resolution now on file in my office, and that the same took effect by publication In the statute book May 23th, 1889. WILLIAM HIGGINS, Secretary of State: HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 8. Hocsk Joimt Resolution No. 8, For the submission of a proposition to amend the constitution of the State of Kansas.

Be if retolved by the tegitlature of the State of Karuat, hm-thirdi of the memberi elected to each hmte thereof concurring therein: Suction 1. The following proposition to amend tbe constitution of this state is hereby submitted to tbe qualified electors of tbe state for their approval or rejection, namely: The constitution of the state of Kansas is hereby amended by striking out the whole of sections two and thirteen of article three of the constitution, and inserting in lieu of said sections the following, which shall constitute section two of article three of the constitution: Section 2. The supreme court shall consist of seven Justices, who shall be chosen by the electors of the state, four of whom shall constitute a quorum, and the concurrence of four shall be necessary to every decision of the court. Any elector of the state shall be eligible to be elected or appointed justice of the supreme court. Tbe justice holding the oldest commission by virtue of an election shall be the chief tustice.

and in case two or more justices ha4 'low ouiratsiM vl-'tuo of an election nf th saina duto. older than tbe commissions of the other justices, they shall determine by lot who shall be chief justice. The term of each justice of the supreme court snau no six years, commencing on tbe second Monday in January next after his election. On the adoption of this amendment the four additional justices provided for by this amendment shall lie appointed by the governor, and shall hold their offices until the next general election in 1891, when their successors shall be elected, one to serve until the second Monday of January, 1894; another to serve until the second Monday of January, IBM and the other two to serve until the second Monday of January, 1898. The members of the supreme court elected at or prior to tbe time of the adoption of this amendment shall be justices of the unrein court under this amendment for the period of time for which they were elected.

After tne general eicuuon iu iovi uuv jubijuv ui iun supreme court shall be elected at the general election In eiwh Tear eicent the vear 1897. and everr six years thereafter, when two justices shall be elected. The justices of the supreme court and tbe judges of the district court shall at stated times re ceive for tlietr services sucn corapeusaiion may be provided by law: Provided, Such compensation shall not be less than fifteen hundred dollars to each Imtlceor iudee each vear: and such justices or judges shall receive no fees or perquisites, nor nolo) any otner omce oi prom or irusi, except a Indicia! office, under the authority of the state or the United Plates, during the term of office for which said justices or judges shall be elected, nor practice law in anv of the courts in the state during their continuance in office. Skc. 2.

This proposition shall be submitted to the electors of this state at tbe general election for the election of representatives to the legislature in the year A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety, for their approval or rejection. Those voting in favor of this proposition to amend the constitution shall have written or pnntea on tueir Damns, rvr iuo jndieial amendment to the constitution." Those nint this nronosltion to amend the con stitution shall have written or printed on their ballots, "Against the judicial amendment to the constitution." Said ballots shall be received and said votes shall be taken, counted, canvassed, and returns thereof made, in tne same manner ana in all rmnwti is nro vided bv law in cases of the elecUoa of representatives in the legislature. Sec.

8. This resolution snail taxe eneci ana oe in force from and after its publication in the statute book. Approved February 27, 1889. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and rerrect copy of the original enrolled resolution now on file in my "ffice, and that the same took effect It nublication in the statute hook May 25th. 1889.

WILLIAM HIGGINS. Secretary of Stale. HEALTH better than WEALTH The above advioe appeals to all persons, es-peclaly to thof who to all outward appearances seem bale and hearty, bat on whom the impression is dally made that their health not what it should be. Many ailments that may be relieved for a hart period, only to appear again, are as certain in time to undermine the health, as a break iu tbe lovee of the Mississippi river, which is hardly seep, at first, daily enlarges with the pressure of the waters, and at length lets in the rasing flood. To guard against or to remove disease is the one and most Important thing to remember Id health or in sickness.

To know whom to adrise) with, should bl our foremost duty, many do, but the public at large should demand and receive good mjd-iealad ice for the preservation of health. TheArakoff Medical with its world, wide reputation, in seeking to follow out the prineples and alms of tbt minent Russian physician Dr. Arakoff, of Moscow, and hit celebrated Bosstan Hospital treatment, has secured he services of an effioient and szpsr fenced medical corps, who will upon applica tion giro advioe by letter free of charge to persons sorfeting from say form of dtsesse. Write describe your complaint and it symptoms, also give your fall name and ad drees on a stamped eoreloye, and by retain mail roceive advice for treatment free of ex- peooe. Address all ecmmanlrations to Ths Arakoff Medical Boston, Mass.

TJn ILiisa's Goldxx Baliak ros HARMLESS, TACUTM TIPPED ARROW PISTOL. EnGy9d bf all Ag6S. TT 18 INTENSELT AMTJSINO and PERFECTLY HARMLESS. It trains the EYE, cultivates the JUDGMENT, strengthens the NERVES, and fills every 11. .....1 1.

ivaa iisrvonn a liAtti niitml of tlieiu A modest drooping of her tender eyes, Hoft melting and half dreaming In their ligbj Aurora's fading to the southern skies, Kind visions dying through theorbs night- t-iil h' 'r. The autumn's calm, opaqued in mellow baste, Bwimln her beams beneath a strangers gsie. And happy smiles in graceful ooniour wreath Her happy faoo, adorned in velvet peach; While tempting, parting o'er her pearly teeth. Her lips; Love stranded on a eoral beaeb. Soft dwelling shades set in her dimpled ohin," Where love peeps out and welcomes beauty in- i Fine Jetty tresses, like a torrent's flow, Manes from her olassio brow in wavy sheen, And drooping o'er her lovely limbs below, Seems like the mantle of an Edea's queen; As if dame nature bad maturing wrought A fairer grace than prying Satan bought.

Yet 'neath her form there gleams a soul of White and molten in its all surging wave, That horrid Hate bids honest trust espirq, And Vongonce wildly laughs o'er Pity's grave While she is freuzed joalouay will slight A cloud but at torrent from Destructions beight In rapture lost, and trusting all to man, She dreams a god, and visions earth bliss; Betiayed, she feelB what only woman oun, And steep in blood a lovers faithless kiss. Life's happy bark lies when by man betrayed A shattered wrook beach'd in the Spanish Maid. ROSEDALE. Mr. and Mrs.

S. P. Calhoun are at Excelsior Springs. Miss Lillie Torrey is visiting frionds in Olathe. Mrs.

Frank Fksvj daughter, Kansas City, -ir guests of Mrs. C. Cople. Mr.James Estelle and sister, of West port, were in the citv yestesday, the guests of Misses Berta and Rhoda Wise. Mrs, Frank HoJainerif patch Saturday evening that her mother was lying at the point of death at their old home iu Maryland.

The lawn social given by the ladies of the M. E. church on Saturday eve. was a success In every particular. The net receipts amounted to $20.

The A. E. met Monday evening at McGeorge's hall. Committees were present from the neighboring courts of Argentine, Kansas City, Kansas, and Kansas City, to arrange for the grand picnic at Chelsea park on the 15th inst ARGENTINE. Mr.

ami Mrs. J. M. Metz, of Osceola Kansas, am the guests of D. M.

Forest and family. Nellie Wilson, who has been visiting Miss.Fanny Gates, of this city, returned to Quincey, 111 The city council met in regular session Wednesday night, Mrs. W. B. Buckland left yesterday for a visit with friends in Chicago.

The board of education will meet Wednesday evening. Miss Myrtle Norton is at Denver visiting relatives. An amateur editor in Indianapolis has made a fortune by his pen. His father died of grief after reading, one editorial, and left him $130, C00. Union Printer.

EXECUTORS NOTICE. State of Kansas, Wyandotte county, In the Probate Court in and for the said County. In the matter of the estate of Peter Leffler, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary have been granted, to the undersigned on the Last Will and Testament of Peter Leffler, lale of said County, deceased, by the Honora ble, the Probate Court of the County and State a aforesaid, dated the Fifth day of August, A. D.

1890. Now. nil persons having claims against the said Estate, are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowauce within one year from the dale of said Letters, or they may be precluded from anr benefit of such Estate; and that if such claim be not exhibited within threo years after the date of said Latters. they shall be forever Hirman Sohmid, Execotnr of the Las Will and Testament, of Peter Leffier Deceased Kansas City, Kansas. Aug.

5th, 189 First published Aug. 7 selves. It estaonsnes a naiwi iiaiv.thh nnirau the INTELLECT, the MUSCLES and NERVES, and promotes the highest a i.i.i.. UVVTAT. T1VVHT.OPMKNT fcfc II Mark Cromwell, Publisher Jasper A.

Van Horn, Editor and Business Manager. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, i $1.00 per year, in advance. 1 (Specimen copies mailed froe.) Agents wanted every where. Address all mail for this paper to. Jasper A.

Van JIorn. lOQ Cehteaii Ave Kansas City, Kansas Hon. Nick Reitz of Johnson who has served in the Legislature and (is sheriff of his county, and who is now the Farmers candidate for auditor of state, gave us a hearty handshake Tuesday, He has the inside track, and will probably receive the nomination. We are not yet in receipt of any Atchison or Lancaster items. What is the matter with you people? We want to give you a paper well worth your money.

Now all we ask of you is to help us out with items. Dont be afraid to send them in; the more the better. Every body send in a few, and we will hare a paper you would not part with. Wake Get a move on It will not take but a few minutes to write some very interesting happenings. The Exact Figures.

What is the circulation of your paperP'1 "Advertised, bona fide 100 O00; actual. total N. Y. Herald. Very good and about right, but The Owl is all right.

We do not ask you to believe us when we tell you our paper has a circulation of 400,000, but respectfully give our advertisers the privilaee of examining our subscription books. You will Bind upon investigation that The Owl is the best adAertlsing medium in Kansas City, John Ragan has returned from St Louis with his diploma, as a telegraph -operator. John has had a hard time to get through school, but has got on top at last Success to you John. One of the remarkable and interesting results of the census returns for this section, as given out by the supervisors, is that Kansas City, Teal estate offices ara crowded with Kansas City, property owners seeking opportunities to trade their possessions there for real estate here at equal or even higher valuation. A gentleman who occupied a prominent position in connection with taking the census, says, from his knowledge of the situation, that not less than two thousand people form the Missouri eide have moved to Kansas City, Kansas, within the last six weeks, and the leading iuvestment and building company here which owns and builds hundreds of houses says it has no more to rent all that have heretofore been for rent are either rented or sold.

Its officers have never been so brisk the grade of houses demanded never high, nor the amount of money, they are putting into building enterprises so great as now. All this too in the midst of a protracted portion of the most oppressive summer weather experienced that decade. People are heginoing to see" the hand writing on the wall as to whether the metropolis of Kansas shall continue in Missouri, or be established within the borders of the state that builds it K. C. K.

Gazettb. Amen! end Amen! We walked into O'Neil Gorra's Jrocery Store. 219 Kansas Ave. yesterday, and were stirpr'zed at the rnormoiis stock they carry, and the volume if bnsiness done, Mr. Henry O'NeJ remarked that although times ra reported dull, that their business for the month of July was fully 100 per cent greater than the month of July 1889.

All were buisy. they make money by selling fresh Groceries at a very small profit, THEOWL Pistol, Arrcw and Target only 50 Cts. tt YOU" TOY DtALEH DOS WOT MAVf IT, ADOftCSS RUBBER TIPPED ratemees I and Washingto Patented in I U. S. mi Fonim coinmcs.

Boston, Mass The lovors have vacated the old Sixt St. bridge, but drnken men and suspcious characters have taken their place. The polico force are kept quite busy in the bottoms at present. Subscribe for The Owl. 'uoyicrmrisuoo fax woS 'spioo 'sq3noo joj JIYSTTH KSKTCOf) MISHYH eSXl Born: To Owen Nugent and wife Mary at their rssidence at 508 North 5th Street Kansas City, Kansas, on Sunday, August 3d 1890, at 11:40 p.

m. A son; weight 12 pounds. This makes the 16th child born to Mr. and Mrs. 12 of them are living.

Owen Nugent says that the appointment of James G. Blaine as secretary of the state, and the example set by senators Plumb and Dugals in their noble eff orts to populate the "Sunflower state" are precepts worthy of emulation and examples worth following. Mr. Nugent asserts that young Nugent is an ardent supporter of Gov. Humphrey.

His name will be James G. Blame Lingalls Grant Plumb Humphery Nugent. We Wish the Nugent a long, useful, prosperous and happy and to his parents long life, peace, happy ness and prosperity. May no shadows cross their path. May all their children reach man Jand womanhood, and bo added leaves to their Crowu of counu-bal felicity.

Mrs. Culloh of Omaha I visiting friends in Kansas City. Sebastopol. Marsh's Corner Prug Store, Scige of Sebastopol, Pain' 8 seige of Sebastapol is the most realistic War Spectacle ever produced. Exposition Driving Park Tonight, and every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday night for 15 peform-ances.

Some lives are but the visions of the mind. Where Fancy's thoughts, wild will them how to act: They grasp for things that none on eartn. can iind. When Death steps boldly in to claim the fact. Some plant the rose to reap its stioRing thorn While fata stands grinning in derisive scorn.

A Compositor on the Back-Alley Tom Cat had an article to set up on the "German Opera-" Instead of ending it. "The swell of the last chor ous was enlracing," he stuck up: "The smell of the last cheese was embarass-ing. Texas SirriNGs, Playser Have you seen Louis Aldrich play The Editor?" Spacer No. What's the use? Kansas City is. full of men who are playing the editor, and I see them every day.

Summary of valuation of the consolidated citiei: Real estate, personal property, railway property, $206, 386; total valuation of taxable property. $10. 637,920. Tnia is an increase of over $2,200,000. over last year's city valu ation.

ft OFFIGIHIi qOUTE TO DD0TQS1. The 'Great Rock has been declared the Offioial Route to the, 1 KATIONAt ENCAMPMENT, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC AT BOSTON By the Deparment of Kansas. Spioial traim at 5.25 P.M., and Kansas City at 7.25 P. August 8th, and run through to Boston without change. i 1 This will undoubtedly be the Finest Traiu of the Season, and will consist of FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS.

PULLMAN TOURIST and PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Tickets willbesoldat ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. which Is ouly one cent per. mile from Topeka or the Missouri, River, good to return untill August 25. and by apecial arrange- medts iirBostorr earf be eitemled untill September SO. Tickets will be on sale August 6th to August 10th, inclusive.

The above rate will le open to all, and anwlo acooniodarious will be provided for those who buy their tickets via the CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC R'Y. Kansas is going to cnpluae the National encampment in 1892, and the people of the State should attend the Boston Reunion this year in force for information of any kind, res Sleeping. Tourist or Chair Car accommodations, address the Depntnient Commander at Sabetha S. F. Boyd, Ass't General Ticket and Passenger Agt, Topeka or T.

J. Anderson, Gen' I Topeka. ST. JOHN "TS ft SEBASTIAN. 55 m- Goneral Managor.

Gen'l Ticket and Pass. Agt CHICAGO. ILL. Af) C3 Couqhi axd Colds..