The Kansas Weekly Cyclone from Kansas City, Kansas • 8

far sick headache, female troubles, neuralgic LOUISVILLE Chimborazo. the new thirst STAGE WHISPERS. The usual large audiences Amusement Directory. QILLI80PBHA HOUSE. Mol Hudson Manager Walnut Street.

COATE9 OPERA HOUSE Mel Hudson Manager. Cor. Tenth and Broadway. DTJNNINQ'S OPERA Kansas, WALNUT ST. TIIEaTRE.

Tho. Leary, Manager. Fourth and Walnut. Open every night. Ealns in the head, take Dr.

J. 11. McLeun'i Llule Ivvr and Kidney Fillets. 6 cents a vlul. Hon.

Tim Burke was laid up with rheumatism duriug the week. Hayter the Jeweler, is selling Out his fine stock of gold and silver watches at less than the factory price for the next sixty Geo. A. Vawter of the 10 cent store, is visiting Shelby- ville. Mo.

It is said that charming young lady attrac ted him thither and when he returns it will be time to con gratulate him. Wonder if Cupid has cot him in his toils We'll see. On the 1st of next month the Wyandotte postoffice wil assume the name of Kansas City, Kan. and the free delivery system will axtend over every section of the Consolidated city, save Argentine, Our rea ders will do well to instruc their correspondents to address their mail to their street and number. Kansas City, "Kansas This will ensure its prompt de liAery and save the carriers a vast deal of delaying trouble strayed or stolen une red and white roan cow, horns turned in, left one broken and clip out of right ear.

$5 re ward for information of her whereabouts. Samuel Sawyer, Care of Armour packing com pany, K. K. ELECTRIC BITTERS. This remedy is becoming so wel known and so popular as to need no special mention.

All who have used Electric Bitters sinsr the same sone of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other aff ectiont caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the spstem and will prevent as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipaiou and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.

Price 50 cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Mrrsh's corner drug store. JoJ Printing. WE CUT AND PRINT EVERY Kind, Size and Style of Tickets, Cards, Checks, Folders and Labels, Order ot 'Dancas and Bui of Fare, Statements, Letter and Note Heads, Law Briefs, Summons, Citations, Drafts, notes Receipts, Checks, and Blotting Papers Auction Bills, Circulars. By-Laws, Catalogues and Pamphlets, Dodgers "and Handbills, Business, Drug and Commercial Envelopes.

"In snort nearly everything that nas print about it. ErafGet our trices before look ing elsewhere. Send us a copy of what you want and see it we canrot you prices that wui save you money LOUIS KOSENTHAL Fifth and James streets. Ueatioo this NEW ORLEANS AND TEliS (MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE.) THE POPULAR LINE. BETWEEN MEMPHIS, GREENVILLE, VICKSBURG, BATON ROUGE and NEW ORLEANS, Traversing a Magnificent and Even Picturesque Country.

Thb Rice and Sugar Plantations and great massive Sugar Houses and Refineries south of Baton Rouge are especially interesting, and never fail to please the observant passengers. Bktwien Memphis and Vicksburg the line pnst-es through some of the finest Cotton Flantat ons in the Yozio Mississippi Delta, the most fertile agricultural seo'ioa of con-try on earth. Tub iquipmest and Physical Condition of the line are first-class in every particular, permitting a high rate of speed and insuring the conifat and safety of TOURIST TICKETS At reduced Round Trip Rates are on sale at Tieket Oiflces of connecting lines to Baton Rouge, New Orleans and principal points iu Florida, Southern Texas and Califarnia. Magnificent Pullman Buffet 81eeping Cars run between Louisville and New Orleans Via Memphis without change. ZW Passeng shouid purchase Tickets via this Line.

is Emphatically the Most Attractive Route in the South to-day- yc further information, Address: R. B. MAURY, Gen'lTrav. Pass'r Agta. Memphis, Tenn.

P. R. Rogers, W. How, Ass't Gen. Pass.

Agt. Gen'l Pass, Agt J. E. Gen'l Man'gr Memphis, Ten. B.

S. Smith. W. T. McGuinn SMITH McGUINN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Wyandotte, Kansas.

ractice in all the courts. Special at tention given to collections. Wm. M.Schmitz, DliUI IK Stapleland Fancy GROCERIES Bread, Cakes, Pies, Cigars, Tobacco, and Smokers' Articles. Best Brands of Flour in The City 152 James street Kansas City, Kansas.

AMI GRIFFITH'S Bigar Stani JLND CONFECTIONER. Carries a full line of Cigars, Tobao cos and Smokers' Articles. Stationery, Newssapers, etc T. D.ELLEY CO. Real Estate, Insurance, Collection and Rental Agents.

No. 712 Kansas Ave. SOUTH SIDE, KANSAS CITY, KANS1S Syndicates formed, Taxes paid for non-residents. Collections a speciality. Walnut St.

Theatre Cor. 4th and Walnut. Kansas City, Missouri. OTTO ZKHIEIl Hanager The only Fnt-CIs Variety Theatre la he City, Open every Bight quencher, only 10 cents at Ed tne Wizard's; A masqudrade ball is on the bills for next Wednesday night a Hanson's opera house. If your kidneys are Inactive, yon wl.I fool an od melancholy on the joUlesl occasions Dr.

II ucLean'a Liver and Kidney Balm, will set right again. $1.00 per bottle. Sleighing has been good for he past week and thos haviug have made the most of their opportunities. The Beethoven Organ leads the world for variety of tone, beauty and elegance, See their i j. 1.1 i advertisement iu aiiuuier uui umn.

"There.s no place like home' but ifvou have no home of your own, go to Blyth's Star Restaurant, at bth and Jawing streets. I. O.I. A public installation and en tertainment will be given Mid Continent Lodge No. 371 IndeDendeut Order Immaculate on Satorday night.

Jan. 21, at Knight of Tabor Hall, corner St, Louis avenue and Mulberry street. We call attention of our readers to an article, in annoth er cotumn, from the pen one of the deciples of Henry George, i.f any of our readers have anything to say, for or against it, we will gladly pub their communications. Wnen you want a good ci gar, one that you can appreci ate, or 'when you want station ery, the daily, weekly or Sun day papers, or a drink of cider ginger ale, or candy for the children, you should call on Mrs, Anna Griffith at 146 James street, as she keeps the best those lines. The opuning chapters of a splen din storv for the vounc.

bv the fam ous showman, P. T. Babnum, appears uus weeK in tne columns oi i he New York Family Story Paper The story describes the adventures of an American boy whom Mr. Bar num calls "My Plucky Boy Tom," and whom he sent to India in search of wild, fierce and rare animals to replace those destroyed ey the disast rous nre at dx ageport last montn-Therhaderis thrilled by the hair. breadth escapes of this dountless American boy when capturing the fiercest and wildest animals ever seen in any traveling show.

The New York Family Story Paper is for sale at all news-stands. Mrs. C. H. Blakeslee of Riv erview.lit up the Cyclone sanc tum with her pleasant smilesJ one dav last week, bhe report edthe sales of the Blakeslee Medicine as increasing steadily.

Among the many attractions at Ed. the Wizard Temple Wonder, No. 8 E. 4th street, ud town, is an elegant photo of Ed. himself completely be headed and holding ms cnop- ped-off head by its hair.

Many visitors have marveled how the peeuliar photo was taken. Any one who can solve the mystery will find Ed. always ready and willing to ioin him in a littld ''smile" at his expense. The State Line Shoe Store at No, 1803 Sixth street has been purchased by Mr. Mord Marks, a live, enterprising young merchant, who has been raised in tne shoe business and should, as he does, know how to conduct it successful ly.

Mr. Marks is the pink affability and will certainly make hosts of friends tn his new field. The Cyclone wish es eeartily much sucdess. greeted Kate Castleton at the Coates Opera House this week. Miss Lilian Olcott is not do- insr the business that Dixey did at the Gillis last week, but hen she is not giving a vane preformance.

At the Museun the crowds are only limited by the size of the hall. Millie Christine and he "Affair of Honor" were the attractions. At the Warder next week "A Night Off" will be presented. The ''Gipsy Baron," as ren deredbvthe Conreid Company at the Gillis next week, will be worth seeing. The Forth Grand Ball of the K.

C. Consolidated Social Club will be given at Hanson's ope ra house on Monday, Feb. 13 Almost everybody needs a lnnk. kev. check, stencil or rnbber stamp.

W. Richard son at 1823 Sixth St canfnrnish any and everything in mat line at Donem pnuws .1 i i In cases ot fever and ague, the blood Is as effect ually, though not so dangerovslr poisoned by the effluvium of the atmosphere as it could be by the deadliest poison. Dr J. U. McLean's chills and ever cure win eraaicaie mis poison Irom the svs II Bucklen's 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 Eruptions, and positively piles, or no pay required, it is guaran teed to give penect satisiaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bv Marsh Corner Drue; Store. The Cheap Variety Store is selling goods at cost.

12 James street. Blankets. and quilts at cost, at the Cheap Variety Slore, 121 James street. Ton will have no nse for spectacles if you use Dy. J.

H. cLean's strengthening Eye Salve; if removes ine mm ana scum wmcn accumulates on the eye balls, eubdnes inflammation, cools and soothes the irritated nerves, strengthens weak .1 1 1 -I A 1 Those who are fond of gunninj will find that Richardson 182 Sixth carry a fine line of Guns and Pistols of various makes and al kinds of amunition. They also re pair shooting irons of every descrip uon sKiiiuiiy. Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at Marsh's corner drug store, as their giving away to their customers of no many free trial bottles of Dr.

King's New Discovery for consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in valuable article, from the fact ihatit always cures and never disappoints Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. Yoa can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size $1 every bottle warranted. Good Results In Every Case D. A.

Bradford, wholesale paper deales of Chattanooga, writes that he wa seriously afflcted with a severe cold that set tied on his lungs: had tried many remed ies without bnefi t. Being induced to try King's New Discovery for Consumption, dis so and was entirely cured by use of a few bo ties. Since which time he has used it in his family for alt Coughs and coulds with best results. This is the experience of thousand whose lives have been saved by this Wond erf ul Dischvenr "Ed. the Wizard, having re covered from his severe injur ies, sever on the alert for new novelties, has invented a new acte de magique, which he calls theatre of sensein opoto now you see it and now you don't see it untilyou pay for it No.

8 E. 4th st, Go and see him. JOHN B. MARSHEL, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EENTAL A COLLECTIOI AGEIT, -rvrmsj-rrry TO JOAJST. Argentine Property a Specialty, OrnCE KoGEEHAlTS BLOCK Argentines Kansas COLISEUM Clark, Proprie tor, Uor, Tiiird ana amni.

HANSON'S OPERA, Street Kansas City, nut. KANSAS CITY bet, Delaware ana Wyanaotte. v. T. newer rop.

CYCLORAM A ot Missionary Ridge, Cor. Ninth and Broadway. PANORAMA of Seventh and walnut. LOCAL LACONICS. Oysters at Blyth's Star Restaurant Raffles are the order of the season.

Dine at the Star Restaurant, feel satisfied and save money, Ice ought to be cheap next summer, Ice cutting is proceeding vigorously. Have your job printing done at the Cydlonb office. Cards printed at 25 per cent. less thau up -town prices. We print letterheads cheap er than any other place.

See excursion rates to the South in another column. Work at the packing houses is still slack no hogs to kill. All goods sold at cost at the Cheap Variety Store 121 James street. Val. Conrad, well known in the 5 cities, is with Ed.

the Wizard. Miss Ericksou, wife of offi cer Err ickson, is doing some what better. Everything at cost to close out, at the Cheap Variety Store Ui James street. If you want home-like living go to Blyth's cstar Restaurant, at otn and win Sts, Come and see us before you have any printing done, we can and will save money. Remember the Cyclne office for Job Printing, work done with neatness and dispatch.

The cold weather has kep the local coal dealers on the run. The demand is greater than the supply. Anti-poverty meetings a Hanson's Opera House every bunday afternoon, at 2 p. All are invited to attend. Do you want good board and home-like accommadations? so go to Blyth's Star Restau rant, corner of Sixth and Ew ing Sts, Grace, infant daughter Mr.

and Mrs, J. L. RichardsoaJ of 1823 Sixth str-t, has almost recovered from her recent se vere illness; Geo. Keller one of Ar gentine's prominent merchants honored the Cyclone office with a visit last week. Come again, George.

Many of our residents took advantage of the good weath er and thick ice during the week and enjoyed some fine skatiug on the Kaw. Several young and a few old bachelors are waiting for the marriage of the editor of the Cyclone next month, when they intend following suit. Owing to the extreme cold the packing houses have been unable to secure the necessary supply of hags and cattle and lave been oblidged to lay off a nnmber of their emplayes..