The Leavenworth Standard from Leavenworth, Kansas • 3

TEE LEAVENWORTH STANDARD. AUGUST 29 1896. HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. FOUND THE WRONG GENTLEMAN 0 I -r 0 Rochester Brewing Comp'y. BEST BEER IN THE WEST.

In Kegs ok Bottles. C. SCHMIDT, Agent Cherokee Street and RailroadJAvenue. Telephone 313; Some Small Items of Valuable Information. To save the fingers when cleaning fish cut off the fins with a pair of scissors.

Figs that have grown dry may be freshened by putting them upon a plate and keeping them in a steamei until moist and plump. A dessert can be made by dredging figs with powdered sugar and serving salted peanuts with them. If you are obliged to have your hands in strong1 soap water in washing dishes or doing other household duties, a little vinegar rubbed upon them when taken from the water will improve them as well as help to keep the skin white. A whisk broom, made with the edge slanting, so that one end is longer than the other, is much better than one with a straight edge for brushing the corners of the room and from the edge of the carpets. This broom is particularly adapted to brushing down stair carpeting.

To make a good fly paper, boil together equal parts by weight of glue and molasses. With an old knife spread the mixture while hot over heavy brown paper. MUtake of a House I'a-e Which Brought Three Bills Before Congress. A funny thing happened, involving three of the Illinois members during a recent session, of unanimous consent in the house. The difficulty in securing recognition for the attempted passage ol any bill cannot be exaggerated, and Mr.

Burrell, of Illr.ntis, had realized this fact to the full measure of sorrow while trying to secure action on a little private bill which, he had in tow for one of his constituents. He had been, to see the speaker a number of times, beseeching hum to let the bill come up, and finally Mr. Reed yielded and told him to be: on time the next morning with his bill in his hand stand-bag' somewhere so that he could catch the speaker's eye. Mr. Burrell did not neg-lect the advice to be conspicuously on hand, so he stood In his seat, and at the first available opportunity wared the bill in the air The speaker had not forgotten his promiee, and when a suitable opening came, said: "The gentleman from Illinois is recognized." A page started frantically up the aisle to get the bill and bring- it to the clerk's Hotel Imperial.

J. H. BOWMAN Proprietor, Rates i2 and $2.50 Per Day. Remodeled and newly furnished throughout. 8team beat In every- room, elevator, etc.

Most Centrally located hotel in the city. Corner of Fourth and Cherokee streets. Leavenworth. Kas. LATE SOCIETY KEWS.

Miss Mary Gunther goes to St. Paul MoDdar. streeU entertained a few friends Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. E. It.

Davenport who is soon to leave Leavenworth for an extended visit with friends in the east. Trie elder people were entertained at dinner in the afternoon and the young people with a musicale and refreshments in the eveniug. Miss Jennie Watson is visitinz friends at St. Joseph. Miss Pearl Orr of Doling is visiting rel A uartv composed of Misses Jeannette atives in the city.

Mr. H. J. Rolfs of Meriden, is to iv-: The New National. spend Sunday with Lieut.

Phillips. Weaver, Grace McGonigle, Hattie Etten-son and Kate Clough and Messrs. Shelton Burr, Jack Murphy, Harry Seckler and Lieut. Reeves, chaperoned by Mr. and Miss Mary McDonald of Trenton, JlA -W -Mh is visiting the Misses Healer of this city.

9f'm 6 TV Mrs. Trimmer, enjoyed a moonlight walk across the bridge luto Missouri oue even Miss Connie Shearer returns to Law Place a piece of this paper in every room desk, but seeing Mr. Connolly standing rence today after a visit with Mrs. ing the early part of the week aud were entertained on their return by Miss Grace in the house. It will capture every fly in the room within a day.

MELLA GIACOMINI Propriitors. Weli lighted and ventilated, and recently extensively Improved. Special accommod. tions offered to commercial men, with elegant rooms to display goods. Northeast corner of Fourth and Cherokee streets.

Leavenworth. Kas. McGouigle. Mr. A.

Rosenfleld of St. Joseph will be For removing grease stains on mat Miss Julia Dahl entertained Wednesday try wetting the spot with alcohol the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. S. (John.

uisht with a watermelon party. The -0 "A Good Foundation' and then rubbing" with white castile guests were: Misses Mrs. L. M. Fraser returned to Chicago eoap.

Let the soap dry and then wash it off with warm salt water. today after a visit with her son, Mr. M. L. in his place, holding a bill in his hand and as he came from the state desig1-nated, the page rushed up to him, took the bill and hurried it to the desk.

The speaker did not in the least relish this error, as Mr. Connolly would probably be one of the last men he would favor with a recognition, but making the best of a bad bargain the measure was allowed to pass. Mr. Reed then looked over in the direction of Mr. Burrell and again said: "The gentleman from Illinois." Twigs and small branches may be Frances Gabriel Dollie Salmon Kate McCarthy Ida Gibson solum Dahl Fraser.

Miss Mabel Lanzer goes to Bonner 8prings today to be the guest of Mrs. Ed Gustie Hageman Emma Hoener Helen Pamby Maggie Smith Martha McKinley Messrs Al Hoefner Sam Johnson Ed Meyer John Jackson made to look like coral and to be very ornamental. The process will help to amuse the young people on a rainy afternoon. Melt together four nartis of Mathews. Ed Hoefner Misses Agnes Neylon and Trollman Nellie Hints with friends QnlrUly.Thorooahly, Forever Cured.

Four out of five who red Smith have returned from a visit Will Meyer in Lansing. el low rosin and one part of Vermillion; dip the twigs into it, covering1 every part, and then let them dry with Another page started to follow the George Coidren Th Iteiga Arthur Dahl will Conkiin Miss Sadie Phillips will return home to day after a month's visit with relatives in out touching each other. A bunch ot A pleasant leap year party spent Sun direction of the speaker's eye, but ran into Mr. Graff, also of Illinois, who hao been haunting' the first seat of the mid suffer nervousness, mental worry, attacks of the blues." are hut paying the penalty of early excesses. Victims, reclaim your manhood, regain your coral fastened to the corner of a picture Kansas City.

Miss Bessie Skelton returned to Kansas day at Freyer's grove, south of Lansing. The Manitou club furnished excel dle aisle for more than a month, wait Lay your foundation with City, last uight after attending the ing" to bring a bill up, and this was lent music. The party was composed of the following: 1 .1 A ft T. frame, another branch coming" from behind a picture frame, another branch coming from behind a picture, and a bunch tied with a ribbon bow upon a scrap basket are all decorative. taken to the desk and read.

The speak Misses cattle it is tne corner er looked considerably annoved. but Emma Hoefner rigor. Don't despair. Send for book with, explanation and proofs. Mailed (sealed) free.

ERIE MEDICAL Buffalo, N. Y. persisted in tha original intention of Minnie Heis Martha McKinley is the one If a refrigerator is too small to hold stone of economy It tobacco that is both is Dotn 1 ranees Gabriel seeing that Mr. Burrell was given a chance to sfip his bill through, and for a watermelon which, you wish to keep Messrs. Carl Alleman George Irvin Will Kiley Al Trollman Ed Meyers John Jackson Al Hoefner Ed Hoefner Sam Wuerth Jobn Pamby osie ahl jdiu- ana the third time said: cola, roll the melon in wet cloths and Kate McCarthy Helen Painby Dollie Salmon place it in the sun.

The process of evaporation, will cool the melon. Wet the "The gentleman from Illinois." This time the page found his way to C. E. convention. Florence Kaffer and Blanche Quigley arrived last from Atchison, to visit Miss Cara Rohr.

Misses Clara and Julia McGonigle and Rose McAudrew will spend tomorrow with Kansas City friends. Mrs. F. A. Walters and son Harry leave Monday for St.

Joseph to visit her brother Mr. Chas. Bayler and family. Mrs. Finch and children of San Antonio, who have been visiting tb Misses Con ally, went to Kansas City yesterday.

Mrs. James Seymour returned to her home in Chicago this afternoon after a fa cloth on the outside as it becomes dry. the proper person, and Mr. Burrell'd GOOD There is no better There is no other 5-cent plug as large Try it and see for yourself The little friends of Roy Graham sur During" damp weather in the summer bill was passed. But several members smiled to themselves as they reflected on the fact that two unexpected bills prised him last week at the home of Mrs.

coffee often loses its flavor and strength. An old housekeeper savs that If the Thomas Graham. The evening was spent with music, danciug and games, after quantity of coffee berries needed for breakfast be put into a bowL covered which refreshments were served. Those had received attention on the strength of the recognition promised Mr. Burrell.

Washington Times. present were: Misses closely, aud put into the warming oven over night, the flavor of the coffee, will Should be to graduate front a good ff" Laura Stumbaugh Saugate Kolla. Cut three-quarters of a pound of pone be much improved. Edltli Salmon (ill I IJlllJll ULCr shml. HUplifriuwlecllnftio school.

Help Iter In Kelwtlng.i urn vmsl she will choose the right on. Da'sy Spears Ethel falmon Maude Graham Maizie Gaucz Helen Graham Connie Squiers Lawrence One having a fancy for preserving to r.v,-4. Susie Salmon six weeks' visit here with relatives and friends. Mrs. William (Juinon returns to Topeka today after a two weeks' visit with Mr.

AmbitiohV C0LlKH and scli00L 0F MlSiC tlr. IkwiIk rarcfnl conytdprMUon. Vor Hazel Graham natural flowers may do so by dipping and three ounces of fat into small pieces and mince, adding salt, pepper, mace and allspice; spread on a board, and i add three ounces of bread crumbs and Fort Leavenworth rnnr mm incrt'asiiijr. lititl? civinis tht v-ry ln-tt InKtructioti in 1 tars lii- exc'liint Klocntioii Art luiTt-a mixt thortu.n smiw in Jl nlJ mem into melted parafflne. The mixture should be only warm enough to remain fluid.

Hold the flowers by the ii i J. D. Sullivan. Her little nephew, Jo k-nitiuaw wn. ttofki Ben Kttenson in all ib t.rtiii-ucs: thi x-Iiiir itndfr tli (Uiwuim oi a l-ton lM-kr ff I I I It fifnuanv.

At ihi Mar ninrc rt each vear A Hti Messrs Sam Ettenson Charles Stumbaugh Earl Graham Mat Graham Harry Shindler seasoning; mix well. Roll puff paste I ellicl-ncr In ni jhio. i Hu thi mmm luAv fthowititf the lustiest detfTeol Anthony Gaucz stems, which should be free from all seph Eugene Sullivan accompanys her for a short stay. Miss Nellie Hyde leaves tomorrow foi LfHlltifuL fe-ntHor II III mv I'unww. Jtiacivsin Mini ven out to pbout a quarter of an inch, cut IP Mi mmmmmm ill Graham iiluj't.

catalogue to IK.1.1 1.L1..V 1'reaU Coluiubia, alt. except the natural moisture, din them Fort Leavenworth Fort Leavenworth into squares, put some of the mixture in the fluid, give them a quick turn to Russellville, to assume her position on each square, wet the edges, fold over A surprise party was given Mr. Harvey remove the air cells, and place them in a Taven worth, Topek A SoothwNUra H'f the meat, press the edges together. in the oollege located there. Little Miss Margaret Hyde accompanies her and wiil Luce Monday night to celebrate his 21st TIME TABLES.

glass until the coating becomes firm. JlLEAVEN Vr0R 111 KAKS Ti r.i I brush over with the yolk of an egg, and attend the school this winter. N. Y. Sun.

bake in a moderate oven. Good House birthday. The evening was spent in music and conversation. Ices and other confections were served. The guests On and after Sunday.

Sept. 1st. 133. Robert A. Wright, formerly a newspa keeping.

tral daily will arrive and depart as follows: A dally. daily ex duadiy. were: Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Coidren, VV. A. DUABI 4:15 p. m.

ARKIVS 10:65 a m. TRAIN BO. 101 Topeka tiiain wo. 102 Xopeka Express per man of this city and for the past four vears connected with the Republican at A TNTTTI ex. Saturday.

Dally ex. Monday Kibbe C. A. Bools. He Had Remembered Her.

Misses Emporia, was married tuac town Miss Singer I wonder if that rich CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Wednesday to Miss Ida N. Todd Myrtle Kibbe Know trie Mabel Kiboe uncle of mine remembered me when he Mr. and Mrs. R.

Richardson entertained Kn)i Central Ulstrleu Zelta Campbell made his will? I used to sinor for him. Messrs Lon McClure Ad McCune George Harbison Paul Fleming Kenith Fleming Ralph Wagner Jonn Luce Waiter Kibbe Certain (t Remedy for diseases of tne Northcote camp, R. N. aud a few Mr. Law I'm sure he must have.

He four 73 7 i NERVE friends last Saturday evening. Games and dancing were the amusements of the hasn't left you anything. YonkerH Louise Harbison Hose McClure Mary Coidren Cora Layne Made Goodman Grace Drum SEEDS Statesman. Liver, Kidneys and Urinary evening. Light refreshments were served.

TbI Fnmon. Uemtdy cores 'ij? 6 TitAIN SO. OIPARS lul ISxpreee 9:36 a. ABBIVF iOaExprw 6:30 p. Kansas City A NorthvMtcrn By.

iilcfcly.porniRnently all ner- A number of young ladies gave a pleas Cora Winter tou8 diseases. Weak Mem i Hill r3 Mamie Duffin ant leap year picnic at Mouud Park yes Mere Force "Force of habit is a great thing." "What makes you think so?" terday afternoon and evening. Supper Miss Bessie Patton of Platte City, who was served to the young men at the park is visiting Miss Franoia Bonskowsky, was "I just saw Jawkins and his best in the evening. After spending the early (J lilt; Urgans is Dr. J.

II. LIVER AND KIDNEY BALM It Cures Female Troubles At Druggists. Price, $1.00 Per Bottle TJ mm mm I Sfl Ut mm M. surprised by her friends Monday at the ory, loss o. Bnt.nPower.Headaebe.WakefulneBS, Io.t Vitality, nluhtly emissions, evil dreams tin potency and wasting disease, caused by Contains no opiates.

Is iime loolc and blood tnlldi-. Makes the pale and puny and plump. Easily carried in Test pocket. Ml oer box; tor S5. By mall prepaid with a written uuarantee to cure or money refunded.

Free medical book, sealed, plain wrapper, with testimonials and financial references, lio charge for consultation. Beware of imitation. Sold by our advertised agents, or address girl on a tandem, and they had the Viririhia and Beatrice Puss A Kansas City rn.H.seiiger-... evening iu boating the party adjourned DEPART 8 05 a. 2 20 p.

ARHITI 9 5.1 a. 4 )u p. residence of Miss Bonskowsky. In the lamp turned down until it was almost and to the borne of Miss May Ilannon and the rest of the evening was spent in dancing. guessing contest the prize, a oup saucer, fell to Miss Lizzie Jaster.

extinguished." N. Y. World. The Kansas City Pjvssengor Seneca and V.rginia lne party comprised: guests were: Tlie Next Beat. Aerr cte4t masonic xempie.

Misses Misses- "Well, sighed the girl, "as I cannot Chicago, Rock Island A Pacine Railway Helen Markart Nell O'Donnell Lizzie O'Donnell mrm-mf mmw-r im an wart VI wm ST. LOUIS. MO. Katie Strlegel Mayme Buckley be a man, I suppose I must do the next Sold In Leavenworth by C. Co.

and by Adolph Lange. druggists. Theresa Swoboda Leila Partridge best thing!" All trains arrive and depart from new pass Messrs. Dave Staiger Leon Goldsmith Ed. Davis Charles Shoyer Mayer Shoyer Charles Hoyland G.

orge Few Harry Seckler Walter Mayo Anna Swoboda Emilia Naeher Katie Trum Anna Frana DIPABf p. 6 JO a. TRAIN HO. 122 Chicago xpreas A 88 Chicago maiU. enger station corner ft'n and Choctaw.

Tickets and sleeping car bertha at depot. Telephone i5y. To Colorado, Montana, Hot Springs, Puget "What is that?" asked her mother. "Have one." N. Y.

World. Why la It, Sybil Harvey Nellie Ide Katherine Campion Grace McGonigle Blanche Joerger May Stevens Theresa Doege Eaitti swistier Gertie Jackson Minnie O'Neil Kate O'Neil Clara Bergman Annie Bramlage A gnes Bonskowsky Lena Ku ester Lizzie Jaster Messrs. Sound and Pacific coast via Burlington route. Take the shortest and most desirable line to the far west; complete trains to and btyond the Missouri river. Daily train leaves Kansas Mayme Munsch Annie Born ABRIT1 lO.lSa.

ra. 6:30 p.m. NORTH BOUND. DEPART. 391 Kansas 85 Kansas it catarrn is a Diooa disease, as some Francis P.

FiU William Verena Rutten May llannon claim, that physicians frequently advise Agnes Jaster" City at 1:40 a. arrives Biliingn. l. 50 Chicago, Dubuque, St. Paul, Minne- A pleasant fishing party was given Dolis.

ues Moines ana bt. joe miles distant, 6:4. next evening; free cnair change of air and climate to those suffer Union Parlfie Railway. Fast Vestibuled Limited A p. cars from Kansas City to Billings; sleepers Tuesday near the old mill race at Mill ing? Catarrh is a climatic affection, and Joe Bonskowsky Gregor Ku ester St.

Joe, Des Moines, Marshalltown, Liouis to Lincoln; through sleepers Lincoln to nothing but a local remedy or a change Andrew btriegei. Billings. Connects with fast train beyond wood. Boating and hunting added much to the pleasure of the day. The party of climate will cure it.

Ely's Cream Balm Montana and Puget Sound. Ten to twenty-five hours shorter than other through lines A surprise party among the little folks Waterloo, St. Paul and Minneapolis Express A p. 60TJTH BOCTNI. DEPAHT.

is so emcient as to do away with the nec was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs, O. from St. Louis and Kansas City. Throuirb essity of leaving home and friends, caus was given Thursday evening from 8 to 11 HAlS KO.

D1P1BT 101 Lawrence and m. Ill Acooia 4:40 p. AEBXVB. JB Denver and Lawrence, 6:10 p.m. 12 Accoin llMi.m, sleepers, dining1 cars and chair cars (seat free) Twogood, P.

J. O'Neil, Mrs. Joe Cranston and Mrs. Geo. Heavey.

Those ing instant relief and is a real cure of to Llenver; Kio Grande scenic line beyond for Kansas City Limited A v.a p.m. o'clock in honor of Miss Edith Braeg at the borne of Miss Sacie Murpby.Miss Rose Colorado, Utah and California. Ask agent for who attended were; Kxpresn li Otto entertained the company with read Xansas City Fast Express A 8:13 re Misses- Cheap rates -to Denver. For the annual tickets over the established through lines of the Burlington route. Elliot Marshall, gen mgs and vocal solos and the remainder meeting of the National Eisteddfod.

Dpnver. Lillian Twogood eral agent. of the evening was passed in the enjoy Sept. 1-5. the Union Pacifle will sell Floy Twoj ood ment ot games, songs, etc.

Refreshments Barllogton Koate. Olive Twogood Homeseekers' excursions via Burlington tickets at rate of one fare for round trip, plus two dollars, from points in Kansas and Ne Homeseekeis' were served. Among those participating Messrs-Clarence Terry Ed. Terry Ed. O'Neil -Joe O'Neil George Fisher George Heavey Morris Chaplin Melville Woods Lawrence Laura Terry route.

On September 1 the Burlington route braska. Tickets on sale A uir. 21 to Sent. 1 in were: Dollie Terry will sell tickets at rate of one fare plus S3 for clusive. For further particulars call on G.

T. Grace O'Neil Vhe Burlington Route uses its own passen the round trip to points In Arizona. Arkan Misses Crandell. jr city ticset atrent. Delaware Excursions, sas, Kansas, rucDrasKa.

ukianoma. Ida Sears Amy Winnig ger station, corre- or r.rtn ana cnocia-w 4treots. None of tne Burlington's trains Dora Casper street, Leavenworth, Kas. isconsin. Alabama.

Kentucky. North Caro General Railroal Met Oice Florence roy nto the Union depot. Passengers desiring to sst. josepn lina, Colorado, Indian Territory, Missouri, Homeseekers' Bxeorslons. Louisa Staiger Emma Patton Katie Patton Grace Joerger Ethel Joerger -TO- travel over the Burlington can procure heir Morth Dakota.

Texas. Wyoming. Virginia. Mesdames One fare plus $2 to points in Kansas, Ne Tennessee, South Carolina. Iowa, Louisiana, AND- Dora Volz May Leak Minnie Zeilcke Ida Zeilcke Todie Zeilcke Wm.

Diddle Mrs. Woods tickets, sleeping-car berths and have their baggage checked through to destination fron the Burlington New Passenger Depot, corner Minnesota. Pouth Dalrota, Utah. New Mexieo. "vi-S Arkansas, braska.

Colorado. Wyoming and Utah. Tick- Florida. Mississippi. Georgia.

Tickets will be eta on sale Ausr. 4 and 18. Sent. 1. 15 and 29 and Lawrence SOCIETY NEWS OT THE WEtK.

Fifth and Choctaw streets. good for return until Sept. 22. Stop-overs Oct. 0 and 30 at the Union Pacific ticket office.

Lottie Moore will be allowed on ing trip. Trains leave Kose Braeg Mattie Ehart Lelah Braeg Hilda Braeg Clara Vormeyer Messrs- ass ueiaware street, tieavenwortn. Kas. u. Flora Beers Trains leave as follows: SOUTH BOTJVD.

The La Sterigan club met Thursday here every day at our new passenger station T. Crandell, agent. with Miss Lillie Jost. Eoropsan Steasnslij Apicj 100 Delaware Street. Ks.

Leavenworth Telephone No. 143. Sleeping car berths re-erved and tickets sold to all points North South, East andWest. All information chee fully n. JOHN N.JOBUGSR.

Pamnnyor and Ticket corner Fifth and Choctaw street. Elliot Mar shall, general agent, Leavt nworth, Kas. For Kansas City and St. Arizona, frHm Colorado. Indian Territory, Kansas, Vrg Louisiana, ei Missou ri Nebraska Denver and return, one fare plus 52.

For The Casino club gave a dance at Tas- Carl Walkiewitz Ben Neubauer further information call on or address G. T. 5:50 a. tjl-. ft.

m. p. m. 2:47 in. p.

7:02 p. Burlington route, annual meeting grand Kansas Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City and St. chetta's grove Thursday night. S. Anderson M.

Gorsxiewita Lucien Foy Carl Wt-rley Ray Gautier Arthur Moore Crandell, jr city ticket agent. Union Pacific lodge of Kansas A. F. A. M.

Wichita. system, 228 Delaware street, Leavenworth, Sept. lo and II; on Sept 9 and 10 the Burling George Staiger Herman Bretschneider Mrs. Will Doughty entertains with tacky" party Monday evening. ton route win sell to Wichita.

at NORTH BOUND. one fare for the round trip. All trains leave New Mexico, Oklahoma, For Atchison, St. Joe and Iowa from the passenger station corner if and TIME OF MAILS. The Adelphia club gives its fifth an Health Destroying Vapors, The U.

S. Gov't Reports points a. n. Choctaw streets. Elliot Marshal, general Watet impregnated with the seeds of malaria nual outing at Bonner Springs, Sept.

6, agent Leavenworth, Kas For Atchison. St. Joe, m. ana Tlillinm) Vfjnfr 1 1 -fll TT1 Arrival and departure of mails at the Leav show Royal Baking Powder Texas, Utah, Wyoming: 4 and 18, Sept 1, 15' and 29 produce incalculable misery throughout vasl A park party at Korman is being ar CI OIIU uuiiiign, For Atchison, St. Joe, Omaha, Sioux portions of the North and South American enworth postomce.

Eastern and Southern mails. superior to all others. City and St. PauI iv. a.m To St.

Paul and Minneapolis via Burlington. ranged for some evening the latter part Oct. and 20. Two splendid through trains each day from of next week. for Atchison.

St. Joe and Cnicairo p.m For Atchis.m St. Joe and Ioa points For Atchison. St. loe, Omaha and Everybody welcome to take advantage of continents.

The most effective medicinal defence asrainst those producers of physical mischief is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Wherever the great endemics, chills and e- For complete information call at Missonri Kiver points to tne uorcn via tne oiu established Burtinton Route and Sioux City Miss Emma Gaw entertained with Arrive a. m. 11:46 a.m. 8 p.

m. the lowest rate ever made to St. Paul and Fe office. Line. Day Train has handsome observation Minneapolis, on the occasion of the thirtieth mooulight picnic at her suburban home ver.

bilious, remittent, dumb ague and ague vestbu ed sleepers, free chair cars and dining annual encampment of the G. A. the first Mouday evening. cara (north of Council Ulutls.) Night Train cake are prevalent, the Bitters is alike the chosen preventive and remedy. In Mexico, George J.

Chaplin, weik in September. Only 11.50 for the round trip for and established has handsome sleepers to Omaha. Council Mrs. J. H.

Case entertained Wednesday Bluffs and Sioux City, and parlor cars Sioux Guatemala, on the Isthmus of fanama ana in SinithArawica.no less than in the United by tne c-meago ureal esiern railway (Maple City north. Consult ticket agent. L. with a 5 o'clock tea in honor of Mrs. Min Leaf Koute) for thehoys in blue" and their GENERAL AGENT, 428 Delaware Street States it.

has demonstrated its superlative ethcaov. and has received the commendation iv akeley, general passenger agent, St. lxmls. friends, while the tickets are good for return turn of New York. Covers were laid for m.

:0 a. m. 13:00 m. 4 Jo p. m.

8 p. m. 10:00 p. m. fifteen.

at any time within thirty days. This is jour opportunity to visit the "Twin Cities" and of the medical profession. It remedies rheumatic, kidney and stomach ailments, nervousness and debility, and counteracts a tendency Depart: 8:30 a. m. m.

Z-M p. m. 9:45 p. m. Kansas City mails.

5 a.m. a. m. m. p.

in. 6:40 m. 4) p.m. a. m.

11 a. m. 12 m. 4.ii() p. m.

4: 15 p. in. p. m. Union Paciflc'malls.

10.00 a. m. 5:) p. m. the great northwest.

The Chicago Great Master Sollie Ettepson and Miss Sadie Friedman took the prizes at the whnt Western offers every luxury on the journey- to premature decay and the troubles atten Council Bluff Sioux City Jc St. Paul p. TRAIN'S AtUUVF. rttiiM THK BOOTH. rrom Kansas City and St.

Louis 40 a. Kansas City Kansas City p. Kansas City 4:25 p. Kansas 6: o. Kansas City and St.

10:27 p. ARItrVK riW)M THE NOKTE. From St. Paul. Sioux City, Omaha, Council Bluffs, St.

Joe and Atchison 5:50 a From points in Iowa, St, Joe, and Atchison From Chlcago.St, joe.and Atchison. rr. From St, Paul, Omaha. Council Bluffs St, Joe. and Atchison 3:18 p.

Fro Iowa Points, St Joe and Atch-laton 5:17 From Billings, St. Joe Atchison Lincoln and Denver ":33 p. Take trains at corner of Fifth and Ctoct trvMa fo'the Burlington Knnt. CASTORIA Compartment sleepers, free chair cars, dining dant noon ad vane in years. Appetite and cars on tne European plan, "la your fam party given by Miss Genevieve Samisch the ability to 6leep are both aided by it.

Use it with persistence, as it well deserves tcf.be ily with you ana remember tne road that de 10 a. m. 4:30 p. m. 6:00 p.

m. p. Wednesday night. serves your patronage is the Chicago Great used, and the trial will avail you mucn, For Infants and Children. western, un information as to rates.

ieep' Miss Lillian McKibben assisted at the ing car rese-vations, special traius, etc will dancing party given by Mr. Couch Smith be furnished by A. C. Burrows, agent, Leav 31a at Kansas City Friday evening of last Low rate excursions, Tuesdays. Aug.

4 and IS. Sept. 1. 15 and 2J, Oct. 6 and 20.

189U, via the Missouri Pacific railway, to certain points In enworth. 7 it week. Miss Pearl Fenn and Miss Viola tvtry It -n. 6:30 m. Biffutiirt McKibben were among the guests YTapyn.

el 7 Mrs. S. Ditzell and Mrs. C. F.

W. Dass Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota. South Dakota, Arkansas, Indian Territory. Texas.

Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arizona, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi. Virginia. North Carolina, South Is ler entertained Wednesday afternoon in AtchJaon, Topeka A Santa Fe R. R. If you want to travel we have tbe rates; the Carolina.

Alabama. Georgia and Florida, at honor of Mrs. Gregory ot Chicago and Mrs. Foster of Kansas City with a lawn Missouri racmc railway are always to tne one-hab rates (plus $2) for the round trip. front.

Here are some of our rates: Indian Tuesday Aug. 15. also Tuesdays Sept, 1. 15 social at the borne ol Mrs. Ditzell on fCorner Eighth and Shawnee.l anolis.

I and return $14. Aug. 30 and 31 Tickets sold Aujt. 4, to be good for return Aug. 7.

11, It, 18, 21 tnd 25, 18J6; tickets sold Ana-. 18 to be irood for return Ausr. 21. St- 28. and v9 and.

Oct. 6 and 20 the Chicago Great Spruce street. Uenver. ana return Aug. Western railway (Maple Leaf route) will sell 1: St.

Paul. and return 11.50. Aug. A Best Line homeeekers excursion ckets at rate of one Mrs. Omar Abernathy entertained Thursday afternoon with au informal re and Sept Wichita, Ka9 and return fU rBATW HO.

OPARI 142 Express A 7 4a.m 144 Passenger A p. 145 Accommodation daily ex Sua p. 14 Accommodation daily ex Sun. 12:15 p. fare for tae round trip with added.

Tickets will be sold to nearly all points in the north Sept. 9 and 10 and Sept. 21 to 26: St. Joseph Sept. 4.

and 8, tickets sold Sept. 1 to be good for return Sept. 4.8. II, 1 IS and 22, 189fi; tickets sold Sept. i5 to be good for return Sapt.

is. 5, i ct. 2 and 6, tickets sold Sept. 29 to be fi-ood for return Oct. 2.

6. 9. 13. 16 and ception complimentary to her guest. Misa Mo and return $la.

Sept. 5 to Omaha, Atchison Fe'mails. a. a. m.

6:30 p.m. i2(K)iu. 6:40 p.m. Central Branch mails. 8-rV).

m. 11:03 a.m. p. m. 9:45 p.

m. Mlnneeota and Northwestern a alUJ 6 30 a.m. 12:00 n. lOrtX) a. m.

4:43 p. m. p. m. o.

KansasRockTsland. 11:00 a.m. 10 a.m. 8 m. 6:4 p.

m. In lian Territory mal's. 1a.m. ft a. m.

It a. in. 10 a. m. 8 p.m.

6: 40 p. m. SARA B. LYNCH. Postmaster.

AKU1V1 Susie Oliver of Cincinnati. O. Miss Lizzie and return Aug. to Sept 5 For and will be good twenty-one davs. Stopovers will b- granted, underreasonable restrictions, on tbe KOinir trio.

A. C. Burrows, ticket further Information call at tne general tiCKet Ml Rinrww A 11:31 a. tr -TO office No. I'O Delaware street or call up tele 43 Passenger t5 p.

agent of Chicago Great Western at Leaven phone No. 143. 145 Accommodation south -B a. ns 20. 18-ni: tickets sold Oct.

6 to be good for return Oct. 9. 13. 16. ".0, and 27.

1.5; tickets sold let. 2) to be frood for return Oct. 23, 27. 30, jv. 3, 6 and 10, IS 6.

Tickets will be good for return 21 davs from date of sale. Stop overs worth, will be glad to furnish any further in 14s Aooommftdatlon north ft b5a. formation desired. Expert Train Running. A good thing, and with the assistance of tbe For the month of May the record of train Miskonrl Pacific Railway.

ICAGO will be allowed within transit limit at 15 day going For further information or land folders, pamphlets, address J.N. Joerger, passenger and ticket agent, Leavenworth, movement on the B. 3c O. K. B.

eclipsed the traveling public the Chicago, Milwaukee bt Paul railway proposes to push it The night servic of this popular line, leaving riword brealcinir record for April, when the passenger trains arrived at their destinations Kas. I as per schedule ninety-nve limes uui i a COISO NORTH AND WEST. Atchls St, Joseph and Omaha A 5 4 a. Omaha and Lincoln Express 10 17 p. Atchison Central BranchiSt.

Joe A 11 0 a. Atchison Express A 8 7 a. possible hunareo. tDeti. ec u.

iasx ireigni Twenty-eeeond ana urana avenue passenger station, Kansas City. at 7:15 p. gives the public something they have sought for a long time. St Paul and Minneapolis are now trold. gold, convention National Dem trains between New York.

Philadelphia and 1 Baltimore on the east, and Cincinnati, bt FitzWilliara dispensed ice and confitures from a table in the dining room. The decorations were ferns and carnations. The Woman's Relief Corps had a surprise party on Mr. and Mrs. Harms Monday night, it being their twentieth wed-diug anniversary.

They received some very handsome presents. Refreshments were served and all went borne wishing Mr. and Mrs. Harms many more Miss Lillie Cruse was pleasantly surprised at her home on 20th and Limit streets Sunday by a number of her immediate friends, the occasion being her 18th birthday. Games and conversation passed the a rternoon.

Among those who attended from the city were Miss Carrio Howard and the Messrs. Ralph and Guide Colby. Mr. and Mrs. Russell of Spruce and 20th ocrat party.

Gold Demrcracy," Indianapolis. Sept. 2. 4, One fare for the "VESTIBULE reached witn throunh carserviee by this line. Louis and Chicago on the west, are being Hiawatha and Atchison A 5 p.

st. Jn.i'iih A 7 54 p. Ottumwa, Cedar Kapids. Chicago and the East round trip via Santa Fe route. Tickets on moved witn an eiuai degree oi precision.

sale Ausr. SO and 31 Return l'mit Sept. have one more outlet now. via- tne tnicago, Milwaukee St. Paul railway.

City ticket GOING SOUTH AND EAST. For further information call at ticket office. Low Rat Excursion Soutb. These tiny Capstiles are sapefior to Balsam of Copaiba. Kansas CI and Cli ca go 4 15 p.

office. 600 Delaware street. George H. 42s Delaware 6treet. On the first and third Tuesday of each Heafford.

Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent; J. H. month till October about half rates for round Veitch, General Agent, Kansas City.

Sleepers. Free Chair Cars, A -i 2-) a. 9 5.i p. ni Kansas City, Lexington ant dilia St. Louis FastMa'l Knsa9 City.

Lexington aiwl trip will be made to point in the South by the Se- Louisville rvasbvtiie ranroaa. am your Denver, one fare for the round trip National Eisteddfod Sept. I to a. Tickets on sale Aug. 29 to Sept.

1 inclusive. Limited to Sept. lo with extension of limit to Sept. For any desired information please call or jnjpctions ana ny CURE IN 48 HOURS V2 tho some diseases witEoc inconvenience. Sold by all druggists.

i daila ar-op. 1st Louis and Kansas City A 12 ljp.ra ticket agent about it, and if he cannot- sell you excursion tickets write to C. P. At more. General Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky or Kansas Cit v.

St. Lonis and Denver I Express A 8 45 a.m on or address Geo. J. Chaplin general agent 423 Delaware street. Geo.

u. Horner, D. f. A fct, Ijouis, mo..