The Kansas Weekly Cyclone from Kansas City, Kansas • 8

Give the babies ZYLO when Ancssnt Directory. If you have a weak back use ZYLO. NEW IBB BEAUTIFUL. What Is ZYLO? A flrst-clas nerve tonic and corrector of di gestion. Among th many strange thiugs we see is the art of hat renovatinxe It is astonishing to see S.

F. Gelhaar, of 525 walnut near 5th. The writer had the pleasure of witnessing the operatiou performed on his olq plug hat. It is now as bright Ex a II a I I they cry. Boots and shoes at prices that defy competition at Beaton's, 801 Kansas Avenne.

Nash Bro's the leading Grocers 809 Kansas ave. are selling everything at mud prices until the avenue is graded, Ben Metz is about to get married. Dont do it Ben, it is very expensive. For an easy chair, clean lin en, razor keen as Alladm's scim-etar, lather white as old ocean's foam, gentlemanly attention cosy surroundings and a clean shave call on the old rclinble C. W.

North. Chimborazo is the highest point of earth, and you will find Chimborazo the finest drink on earth at Ed the Wizards. Wninyon are constipated' with loss of appetite, headache, take one of Dr. J. II.

McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pillets. They arenleasant to taks and will cure yon. 26 cents a vial. "Ed." Pueschel carries the finest stock of pure wines and liquors for family use in the west. No; 8 East 4th st.

Drink CARDINAL, 10 cents. Mrs. Robinson has opened her Ice Cream Parlors on Kan sas bet. Side) ana invites your custom. Old people suffer much from disorders ot the urinary organs, and are always gratified at the wonderful effects of Dr.

J. tt. McLean's Liver aaa Kidney Balm in banisuiag their troubles. $1 per uuiue. Time is money.

Save money then by buying watches, clocks and jewelry at C. W. North's Kansas Avenue. Go see Ed. the Wizard and ask for Cardinal.

Bucklen'e Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin JCruptionB, and positively cures pues, or no pay required, it is guaran teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Marsh Corner Drug Store.

Give your wife ZYLO when sh feels a goneness. Mr. C.4 W. North, the well known jeweler, has in his new store, near the corner of Sixth and Kansas avenue, south side the largest stock of gold and silver watches, all makes, styles and sizes. The old reliable Waterbury clocks, and other makes, and solid gold jewelry in old Armourdale.

He invites the attention of close buyers to his unparalled bargains in everything in his line. He will keep none but tlje best goods, and guarantees everything he sells to be exactly as represented, His long experience as a practical jeweler and watchmaker serves him well in repairing fine time keepers. He has also just added a full supply of imported and domestic cigars. Mark Cromwell while walking up Mulberry st. northerly from Union avenue last Friday night about 9:30.

met with a very unpleasant accident by falling into an uncoverod fire plug, thereby dislocating his rigit foot and ankle and also receiveing other pain ful inju ies. Soure one is guilty of gross negligonce in leaving the fire plug open at the proper authorities should locate the neglect cf duty and punish the guilty party USE OTUJfl ORKA Hudson Manager OOATSt OFKAA H0U6I Mel Hudson Man Obi. Tenia ma nmmamj. DtTHHTHCre UFXBA iinmigf ipnCiTSlThnid Trr Manager. 0h.

Fowtu and Walnut. Open STery OOUBSDK P. Clark, Froprle- ttr, ow.T&irana wsinui. HAVBON'S OPERA HOUSI.Ulxtb Street Kansas Ulj, Km. KA.HIA1 CITT MUSEUM.

Ninth SU, bet, Delaware and Wyandotte, v. i. wop. OTCU)RAMA of MI11I0DU7 Ninth Broadway. AKOKAMA of Seventh, and Stage Whispers.

WfVM TTIU iUWO AVIB Mulle as prima dnna, will open the Music ThAThnmaa Anara fn with Ifioa T1- jot me summer seasn wnu A fflerry, ar. The Coliseum presents an attr active pr gramme for the weak commencing June The new features are Mar Golden Morrisey and Baymond, 8ymonds aud, uugues, vaniBteu ana uarc, utuoyand Wischman. Thos. Fnv. Otto Zimmer is prudent.

Manager as the lrge audien- uoa uiguuy leauiy. Fauager J. P. Clark of the Coliseum, has gone east for the summer. During his absende.

the Coliseum will be ma niiaeri hv Otto and Wm. Schaal, Mr. Clark wui prooaniy erect a mammoth theatre iu west Kansas on his returh. At the Walnut St. Theatre we erald 41 me nrai appearance of Ed.

Waples, trick -Clog danoer, pnpU of Hale Ward JLee, msn comedians, J. Mack, ban. ioist. Maes-ia Rav. vnpalisf tin inonv nth- ers.

Tom. Leary, the manager, is billed for mi -I uouciiii vu xaursaay next, The Museum, with its usual enterprise, juuiuiBB lorine coming weex Henry ir ving'sgrert play, "The Bells' A strong tuai ana magnihe ent scenic effects are a 11 org its features, "Patience" takes" the ot the Lecture Hall. LOCAL LACONICS. INew baby at Chas- McCurdy's. Heira's beer on tap at Kumpjs Hall.

Cardinal can be found only at Ee. the Wizards. A new 10 pound 4 boy arrived ai mrnett tins week. Business is dull, but the New Idea 'is selling lots of goods for cash. The Cyclone cigar, the best on earth, at the Palace Restaurant.

"Call for ZYL Mr. W. T. Mead went to Olathe laat Tuesday to attend a real estate -auction. The visible sup ply of babies is very large.

New arrivals are expected daily. Imperfect digestion and assimilation pro duce disordered conditions of the system which frowsnd are confirmed by neglect, Dr. J. H. Mc-isan's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, by its tonic properties, cures Indigestion and gives tone to the stomach.

1 per bottle. C. F. Erthei 2119 Sixth Street is selling Hay, Corn, Oats and Feed at Jiottom prices. Moidl the Parisan Tailor has re "duced prices on all classes of Tailor work, and goods.

Mrs. J. A. Sharp and children will '-spend the summer at the popular Excelsior Springs, Mo. Choice lot of Ladies' Suspeuders just received at the New Idea.

In cases of fever and ague, the blood is as effectually, though not so dangerovsly poisoned by the effluvium of the atmosphere as It could be by the tli adllest poison. Dr. J. H. McLean's chilis and hwr cure will eradicate this poison from the system.

40 cents a bottle. prink ZYLOwhen you want to xsober up. Try ZYLO for constipation. (jol Jas. Blyth, the genial liberal pfoprietprof the Star Restaurant gives you a splendid meal for.

15 cents. Buy feed at Erthel's 2119 sixth st. Read Dr. c. W.

Hunts "ad" on our 5th page, it contains valuable Pat Beard came very nearly being clone up an Irish dude and -a gentleman of a little toff color" on ednesday last. Finale, a grand axi ivuuu auu llio Li 1U ro" to the state line to liquidate nil remaining ill-feeling. For sick headache, female troubles, neuralgic Iains In the head, take Dr. J. H.

McLean's Little ivcr and Kidney PUlets. 85 cents a vial. Rev. Frank Streeter seems to be prosperous in his new church at Argentine, there have been more than sixty accessions to the church his pastorate. Geo.

L. Blanchard one of our old- 1Si 1 -a 31, for Boston, yesterday. Mr. Blanchard has acquired a competency here and goes to Bos to to spend his remaining vears and em'nv th of his la bors there. Jim.

Prior, the. popular ex-fireman, his fine suit of clothes made by the Pari sian Tailor, befora left for Chicago- Jim. will eomobac -SWii, vut uot none. It yon spit up phlegm, aad ars troubled with a hacking sough, use Dr. J.

U. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm. Whos your Tailor? whyMoidl the Parisian Tailor, 140 James St. he. made this fine suit for me.

A Gift for All. In order to give all a chance to test and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers, New Discovery for consumption, coughs and oolds, will be a limited time, given away. This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded faith ih the merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from oouphs, colds, con-sumption asthma, bronchitis or any affec-eion of throat, chest oj lungs, are especially requested to call at Marsh's corner drug store, and get a trial -bottle free. Large bottlesll.

If you have boils or qlmples on your face use ZYLO. Twin CityiLodge No. 0. U. elected the following officers on Tuesday M.

C. M. Griffin; Foreman, J. Stephens; Overseer, J. F.

Hendrickson; Recorder, J. C. Bailey; Financier, Jas. Gibbons; Re- nftlVfilV J. A.

RlinrT fllllMa Twinl. White; 0. W. Edward Fox; I. W.

G. J. Newby; Trustees, W. H. Crad dock, Jas.

Phillips. Tat Cyclonb office was honored by a itfrom his Honor Mapor Thomas Hanno and councilmen Sullivan and Feavey co whsm we explained-the mysteries of the art preservative in brief terms, as we were to busy to use much time to intertaie our zis-itors, wehopethey will call again, the latch staing always on the outside, pull the string, gentlemen aid walk in- The recent heavy rains ruined the entire crop of small potatoes by making large ones of them, lirown, It is a noted fact that Mrs. Hise the wonderful clairvoyant at No. 148 James has truthfully foretold many of the winning numbers in the last drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery. Her advice is eagerly sought uy muse miAiuus ior success in va rious pursuits.

Elegant all wool (imported goods) made to order, only, $.6.00, at Moidl. 140 James ST. Renews Her Youth. Mrs. Phoebe Cuesley, Peterson.

Clav coun ty, Iowa, tells the lollowing remarkable story, the truth of which is vouched for by the residents of the town: "I am 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney com-pjaiut and lameness for many years; could not dress myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and soreness and am able to do all my own housework. I owe my, thanks to Elcctriu Bitters for hating, renewed my youin, ana removed compltte-ly all disease and Try a bottle, only uc at corner arug store, Bargains in Notions, at the New idea. J. O.

Bailey Assessor, with wife and family, has gone to; Palmy. ra, to visit relatives. Mrs. Bailey 1 il 1 1 Ml ana uie iniiaren win remain tnere during the summer. Mr.

Chas. Moran and charming daughter Birdie, accompanied by Mr, ana Mrs. LeMay and Mrs. Nellie Cromwell, paid the Cyclone a pleas ant call on Wednesday evening, the, 63rd anniversaiy of our advent upon this mundane sphere, and tendered their congratulations, on our ripe old age and wished us long life and pros perity. Many thanks.

Morton's delicious ice cream at the Palace Resturant. Buy Hay. Oats and Corn at City Hall Grocery, 129 James street. Do we need a first Claes Merchant Tailoring entablish- ment in Old Kansas City Kan? yes, well then remember that Moidl. The Parisian Tailor has just what is needed, he does not want to get rich, in a week- but he does want the trade of the bottoms, and he has reduced his prices to meet the stringen-! cy oi ine umes.

Died At 18151 Sixth of inflammation of the brain, Jacob, infant son and only child of Julius Abler, aged 16 days. Take consolation, ye bereaved from the fact that your beloved babe, with soul as pure as th( driveu snow that falls God's Kingdom, wil find favor with his Benevolent Creatsr. as a new dollar and shines likea councilman's countenance after a long session, It does 'nt cost mnch, either, 'tis cheaper than buying a hew one to have your old hat ted oir, AREXOURDALE. A uniformed rankKofP.is nearly organized here Harry Drukard is raising a lovely moustache. Buy your cigars at Norths Best cigars in the at W.

north's. Cbovpt suffocations, night comghiand all the common affections of the throat and longs quickly relieved by Dr. J. II. McUan's Tar Wine Lung Balm.

Lafe Griffith has retired from the matrimonial race, cause, could not raise a moustache and take care, of a wife at the same time. Fearless Lodge No. 97, of elected the following officers, on Tuesday, for the ensuing term: Jno. Ellis, V. C.

Grace; Henry Stu art; ot K. Lafe Griffith; M. of David M. of Wm. Stuart: M.

at A Andy Johnson. If your kidneys are inactive, yon iri.l (eel an ook wretched, even in the most cheerful soci ety nd melancholy on the joUiest occasions Dr. J. HcLean's Liver and Kidney Balm, will set yo right again. 91.00 per bottle.

Gilhouse got back from Manhattan, Kas. unmarried? The babies cry for ZYLO. Nick McAlpine has bought 40 acres of land near the cement works, for $40,000 cash and $20,000 in notes. Every thing is booming there. Buy a watch of W.

North he will give you six months time to pay for it in. Watches, clocks and jewelry sold on weekly and monthly pbyments at C. North's. Throw yourold brass watch away and buy a good watch for a nomial price of C. W.

North Lace bunting and summer Cache-mire for ladies dresses at Mrs." J. Dow. Use ZYLO! the greatest discovery of modern science. Call for CARDINAL 10 cents. For a clipper hair cut go to U.

W. North. Be on time, buy a clock of C. North. We call attention to the double column display ad on our first-page of Messrs.

Stark, Ottoson co. the en terprising young merchant-tailors' of Armouraaiei tney evince a true qusi-ness spirit and prove their faith by their The appearance of their card in the cyclone shows that they recognize this paper as a valuable medium through which to reach the public. Chas Shreck is in distress, mud too deep for him to go to Wyandotte, too bad too bad. Rubqer boots at Beaton's Chimborazo. the new thirst quencher, only 10 cents at Ed the Wizard's.

Variety of white dress goods at Mrs. J. Dow, The Rink and stock for sale very heap. D. Turner Co.

Full line of ladies slippers, at Beatons, Fisher Snyder are driving a pile foundation for Ryley, Wilson Co. cor. St Louis avenue and Liberty rt K.C.Mo. Steve Reeves wants a new girl; La dies have pity oa him. The Celebrated Jackson Corset Waist.

Unexcelled for Comfort Beautj Agents Wanted Everywherel WHITE TO C. O- Llook. 300 13th Kansas City, Mo. fc 03 CI 03 I fed 03 3 Ml cb Ul ct i CD i 03 ct-Ul 0 0 3 hi Great Western EBoto. Farlors, EIGQ3 4 E-GGS fropnetom.

5th Street, Kansas City, Kas. (Between James and Wood GiUery, New Imprjvei Iosraatsts, Skilled Low Prioe. in! us. Ferguson Jarboe, wholesale and Retail Dealers In Flour.Feed.yooilsCoal U09 Snmmitk Street KANSAS CITY, MO. GAZE AT "THESE PEIGESI THE LOWEST OF ALL.

We sell the best Boots ani Shoes at prices below those demanded by unscrupulous dealers for shoddy goods. Ladies' Kid Batten Shoe, worth $2.00 for 1 .9 OYlord lie suppers 1.73 l.w Bnttos Slippers, 8.00 1.10 Meni' Clf Shoes, 44 S.V1 L75 Bot's Button Shoes, sices I 8 I a Can you beat these figure iJ We guarantee our goods, and are sure to gtre you the full worth of your money. JULIUS ADLER. 1815 1-2 siXTH STREET, KANSAS CUT, KAS- Dr. B.

T. Hall of Chicago, lit a graduate la medicine and eurgenr, has located at a0 James street, Kaataa City, Kas. Dr. Hail is a patients ot pleasiag address, and physician of many Tears szperienre fat his specialty; the diseases of women and children, sad will Qoet woiemed la eu aiist,.