The Kansas Pilot from Kansas City, Kansas • 1

6 THE KANSAS PILOT. TEE KAKSAS PILOT. WILLIAM CAFFREY, EDITOR. A Office, No. 15 Sixth Street.

C. H. Van Fossen. Business Manager. ADVERTISING RATES.

PIT OT WESTWARD, nO! VOL 1. month. 2 50 7 50 10 00 15 00 25 00 3 mos. 4 00 10 00 15 00 25 00 45 00 mos. 7 00 15 00 25 00 45 00 80 00 year- 12 00 25 00 45 00 80 00 150 00 1 inch, l-8th i-o 1-4 1-2 col.

lcol. LoDAL XOliCES, 10 CEXT3 A LlXE. week. 1 00 a 00 7 50 10 00 15 (X) KANSAS CITY, KAN, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1879. NO 45.

S. S. GRANT SONS, WHOLESALE AM) T.ETAIL DEALERS IN If Your Old Sewing Machine runs hard or is out of order and fails to perform as it should, send it to 613 Main street, (or leave word and it will be called for, and have it put in splendid running order by J. G. Kernrckel, one of the best Sewing Machine mechanics west cf the Mississippi, and who is at home" on any and all kinds of Sewing Machines.

Mr. HORSES and MULES I Always keep on hand a number one assortment of all classes of both horses and mules for sale, at the As seon through unp)'ejudiced spectacles. The immense tide of Whereto locate, and what things cost there. Ilelene Kancli, Ivanpah, Greenwood County, Kan's, April 1, 1879. Editor Pilot There is hardly a home in our country, East of the Mississippi, I where Kansas is not a household word.

The onward march of Empire has drawn upon over crowded cities and the thickly East to swell the great tide of humanity that is pour- ing into this new State from the East, North and South. The great question is from where do these people come Hundreds every day cross the threshold of the State at Kansas City and Atchison. In fact the in- habitants of the overcrowded East are liter- ally taking possession of this great State. 1 have received so many letters frem friends in the East enquiring about the amount of capita necessary to start with here, the prices of everything, the best lo- calities and towns, that I have concluded to take up the editorial quill once more and ledge and experience. Many exaggerated statements haue een I Kansas City Stock Yards Horse Mule rr KANSAS CITY, MO.

II WO () I) Real Estate, Insurance Collection Ag't. Will buy, sell and exchange real estate. City and County bonds and scrip bought and sold. Houses rented, collections made, and taxes paid for non-residents. TIRED MOTHERS.

little elbow leans upon your kmc, Your tired knee, that Im's so much to bear; child dear eyes are looking lovingly From underneath a thatch of tangled" hair. Perhaps you do not heed the velvet touch of warm Moist finger folding yours bo tight; You do not prize this blcRsine overmuch: Yon are almost too tired to pray to-night. And it is bleseedtiCHS 1 A year ago 1 did not see it as I do to-day; nre go dull and thanklcs, and too slow to Catch the sunehinc till it slips away. And now ft Rcems surpassi 113 strange to me, Tha1; while I re the badge of motherhood, not more ort and tenderly. The little child who brought me only 1 uly good.

And if some night when you sit down to rest, You miss this elbow from vnnr tired knee restless, tired head fiom off your breast: inn imping unique mat matters constant! tifrom your ow nthe dimpled hands had And ni'er would nestle in your own again; the white feet into the grave had stepped I cou not eme you for the heartache then. woiiderso that mothers ever fret, At little child ren clinirinz to their cown: that the footprints, when the days are we', Are ever oiacK to make them frown. I cauld find a little muddy boot Or cap or jacket on my chamber floor; I could kiss a rosy, restks foot, And hear it patter in my home onee more, 1 coma menu 3 DroKrn cart to- lay, To-morrow make a kite to reach the sky-There is no woman in God's wcrld could sav. CK But, ah I the dainty pillow next my own Is never rumpled by a shining head: singling from its nest has flown The little boy I ned to kiss is dead. Mrs.

Albert Smith. FROM "WAKEENY. iiR. Editor Since my last communication we have had in the line of improve- cnU a hotel erected, presidod over by Walker one boarding-house and restaurant, Mr. Baker proprietor one stone building, erected by Mr.

McGinncss and three four small residences. Mr. Hines, of the K. C. is here 011 a visit, and after looking over the country he says his astonishment as to the extent of im- provements is great, and on his return will able to inform his friends of the marvel- ous change since the time when he used to chase buftilos overthe prairies here, no trace of them now being left but their wal- lows and bones.

I mi ii i i i. i 1 inB uh line peasant out ury no rain navin'' ianen tor lour or live months, yet the grass is coining out and the wheat I awii lt fill lnnli honntirnl i I I coming in very fast, not than one hundred familias having come to this and adjoining counties within the last three wooL-e Everything epcrates like cloek-woi-K. Ihere no saloon in the town, and not a drop of spirit fermenti or sjallaci is vended or sold snv of any uouy or nusiucss nouse ouisiue 01 drug-stores, and only there for medicinal purposes. The Sabbath is strictly observed, furnished by correspondents concerning the ber the place, C13 Main street, opposite post-State and many people have inadvertently nffl c. led themselves to belicye that all they had mCC' Moffdtt Co music store to do was to go and everything D.

L. Lee, would then flow easily and fortunes would A. E. Saviers, Wyando't, Agency rf the Aetna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. Phoenix Insurance Company.

Hartford, Conn. Home Insurance Company, New York. Continental Insurance Company. Kevv York. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, Hartford.

If you want fire or life insurance, secure a policy in these old reliable companies. L. II. AVOOD, Agent. be assureu without taoor.

jow there is nothing more untrue. Men have to work here for a living, and work hard too; yet it is true, that while the relative chance of a man's succeeding in the East is as one to ten. it is here about nine to ten, provided the I Leadville, Coi.okaoo. The vast depos-man is -willing to work. I cannot advise its of carbonates of silver at Leadville.

so anv married man to come here with less I many miles in extent, are conceded to be the than $800 to $1,000 to make a start on a farm, or any single man with less than 500 to 600. and 'then it will renuire nlantv of grit, hard work and rigid economy to get through the first year or two. Those seek ing and depending on employment can get plenty of farm work in Spring, Summer and Fall but Winter employment is scarce, Wages average about the same as in the Eastern and Aliaulo btates, being highest I uui during harvest. 1 oung men seeking clerk- I shj iQ officeg or store8 cannot J0 better hp than Est if ss well For pvp I cy that occurs there are now many appli- cants. I xlie resources oi the iMate are principally I ricultural.

The maioritv of its citizens are farmers, men who have come here with limited means and are as a rule very econ- omical. It is sucii men to open up and de- veiopi; uer resources luai ivausas mosi neeus and it is this class who are most suceess'nl. I The drones of humanity find little to encour age them, hence Kansas has drawn from the v. .1 cuicipus- and scUools and newsnaners. and I all that builds up an orderly and law abid-J ing community have kept pace with our rap- and to-day it is in round numbers a million, auu 01 yetieruay anu to-uay put taintly illustrates what the Kansas ol i.

1 ,1. Lu-niyi ov nin ur. nniijt nun uuexcciicu and productiveness, lying all I 41 1 I 1 1 reauy lor uie piow anu capaoie 01 growing m. frvftfitPV linniitf-i nt sfrtnlP iwnnnpta rhin I "i pur Huuospnere and health restoring climate, with her ex- ceiient markets, as well as an outle't in the .1 I ..1 near imurc, uown me Arnansas 10 sew ur- 1 1 1.1 i itsuiix aim j.nrn u. tiei- lafiiiei vm 'm of education a total state debt of lew than halftl million doiiars, Kansas is destin- ed to De tne banner State ot our Union What she wants now is men, men of charac ter, worth and means; intelligent and thinking men, farm-making men and home-making men, men to help build her cities, her railroads and her manufacturing industries.

and assist and encourage to still greater 1 i 1 evory business house closed.no labor per- ul n'crse 0 develope- Golden Belt Route. The Kansas Pac-. meut. The population of our State in 180 ific R'y is the only line running entire trains formed, nothing bought or sold, preaching wa8 a tritle over three hundred thousand, eauipped with Pullmau SUenine Palaces Food for thought is furnished daily by the crowds of emigrants, seen at the Union De pot From one to three thousand people arrive here each day, from the Easnd are distributed to different points in tho West. If these were all young men, following the advice of II 0 and corning West to grow up with the country, it would be a pleasant sight.

But when we sec the bout ami grey-haired veteran of many year, leaving the home of his boyhood and the scenes among which the earlier part of his lire has been spent, driven forth by the Htress of circumstances to hunt a new home, it excites anything but ple.ismit emotions. It is hard to see these old men striking out to make tor themselves new homes in the West.nnd to think of the privations they must necessarily undergo-men who ir the world had used them kindly, would now be settled in pleasant homes with the face of plenty beaming kindly upon them: To the young and vigorous with buoyant hopes and inexhaustible strength and energy, the privations of the frontier are but as Ling clouds that shade their life path, war for a time, to make by contrast the fu. "ii lirilliant: luv to tuo man mr 1 LfKMiit iu but. vi9? wiiuh t. v.fc to 1 dawn of another nit, he compelled to leave the scenes of ns 1 nnew.

home in the chiiUi-oou, nnu u.u. West is one of be ba t.mes have i We suspect, 1 i too much tiisposeu to ny he unknown evus i .1 ii, f.nr minds, It IS (lUlie whether a man over forty years ot age, eKCCntional cases, f.ivtniip-huiMinir, jnt emigrate. w'J" ohmvirtcr should be the aim ui cX cry individual. It is questionable wnetner. men, any more than plants, can grow to perfection by continual transplanting.

It is no hurt to the young scion to be planted in new beneficial. but the branched riv.lv an 1 gnarlea oak 01 transplanted and when done rcqm cs he lias i 1 1, rA and occupation, )l 111V III uuict 1 Lb ...1. ii "itli the COmC ItESlBllu "1 asking too unless the uniliscovereu founti'm of youth mit 1" found in ol our Western weeds. Not every family who comes Wast better 1 their condition financially, and if the p.cas V'w-1 nnvth'ti-f the ure of old associations wci-U anyth.n niwavs for nil these losses are not compensated by the pecuniary success 01. 1 1 1 success or.

dinarily attained. To the young who are just starting in life, hive no word of discouragement 10 oner we aeainst a change ThojOWhO or have I rnt L-n voot elsewhere i.n from the mternal 11Mb iivvii nun -j nursery, will do well to seek the fertile fields of the West, or the rich mines of the moun- tains. Another lass ly profitably emigrate. Those whom tho financial storms of the last few years havo torn up and left as wrecks, strewn along life's pathway. Such of these as have life aud vitality enough left to grow of again, may weu ft a new country and virgin soil, l.ut we do Hi 1.

1 not see the good sense vi a wen-io-n. aim settled man pulling up and going to any country, not even to fertile Kan- Tun circus business has deoidally waned ft'rom what it was twenty years ago, and for ithe coming season the traveling concerns will be very few compared with former times of the names onco familiar on the If. iming bills nre not seen now in connection with cireusses. Dr. Spalding is living on hit cnoney in Saugerties, Y.

Yankee llobinwa is an actor in Western theaters Den Magi nicy, Tony Pastor, and Frank Pastor, formerly clowns, are also on the theatrical stage. Andrew Ilaight, once owner or the Great istern Circus, is keep I 1 juaciui uusmiiii. 1.1 iai unn i Ii ni i .1 Lmmuuf in ntV I I 1 Til TV- shir, J. M. Nixon is iii.snuging a theatre in A Ciiieinnatti theatre, llurr ItooOins is lec- iritig in the West on temperance, and the! vCoopei', of Cooper Baiby, keeps a horse iniart in Philadelphia, Dan Pice, after many and downs, is building a floatii.a theatre r.

Io run on the Mississippi. Barnum, Fore- piuh, Uibinsjn and Lint are about the on- oil irictors still in the bnitiis. 1 A yoing John Chinaman at Phillips Academy in Andover, finds his head in danger. John has been rather backward iu his studies, so the faculty considered it their duty to make the same known to the Chinese government, at' whose expense the young man is educated. This they did, and ne can imagine the disgust that was manifested upon reading the reply, which was as fol.

lows: Send him home, and we will behead him." Jhn will stay with tie Melican in end still keep his head. i Xlir. y-f, in Manison Carolina, one day last week. Two farmers, named Norton n.t iniiloi the lpnth li 11 V. tlltllULI I kj "-----1 of the tail of a pig which they were examin ing.

Norton ive Gaither the lie, whereup on' Guither told Norton to get ready for a deadly fight. Both chivalric men drew their revolvers almost simultaneously. Gaither was fat illy wounded and Norton lost a thumb. The point as to which of the two men was right in regard to the length of the pig's tail remains undecide 1. Chicago, Montgomery Queen is interested Jn Lirooklvn street ruilro.ds Levi North is in uiooKijn streei uiuo.ius.

Jtvi ion is also living in lirooklvn, W. J. Metchcar kaeps a hotel in Providence, Geo. K. (iood- win runs two tlientrca'anl a Jolhr store in Philadelphia, Eaton and Daniel Stone are firming in New Jersey, U.

J. Mile owns to I I 1 1 I IV of I I I 1 i 1. 1 5 i i -i It ii- 1 Is: Yi THE NE GSItO EXODUS. Another cargo of some three hundred and fifty negroes, from the vicinity of Yicks-burg, were landed at Wyandott, from he steamer Joe McKinney, on Monday of rtlilS week. This is the second instalnipnt within a week, and still more arc coming.

We do not know what influence started this movement, or why Kansas should have been selected as its objective point, hut whatever may have been the cause, the people of Kansas should take imuiedia'e steps counteract it. It will result in disaster to the negro, aid a pttUAdctriinent to the State. Farming in the South is entirely, wholly different from Western farming, so that these people come totally unskilled even in the performance of such farm labor as they wulimdtodo. Western farming is already done largely by machinery, '-and' js more and mure wua eacn.year tliat direction, so that the successful farmer will soonl not on- viiioi, vut, "'so a first-eiass machinist. gutn, the climate here is too Vigorous, I and wholly unsuited to a Southern race.

This negro importation will be a detri- for a time nt wiU be a paupep charge upon the neoplc. and if it continues, will as- suredly deter the eomrng of a Letter class of ncoide PtoIut Let any one who doubts this, try of settling a half dozen of negro on a block of residence nronertv in PllWt nf the citY an't wait for the remainder to taken ud bv desirable ocrt.nnnt, a 11c negro suouiu remain in the South where he properly belongs. He has been a disturbing clement almast from the founda tion of the Republic. But the Southern peo this toreigu race amongst us. Whatever of benefit therc was sl no tbat Mni! entail are upon thcnl tL 8i.ouvi b.

tVlpm 7. me jiruimr jiiuee lor me negro, ootn oy fMIr. n' il ,3 u1Uu3 mc pCO nf Tl 1. .1 i 1 i i 1 10 uie torrid zone, anashouM remain in the land of cane UULl A lorce oi circumstanees has made them American citizens, eoual, in po- i. 11 1 -i 1 10 uie wunesi nui prouaest iiuin, nu i as much nicy suouiu hp v.vr.tn.f Ail tUait 41...

1 nower of the fJovernmen if neeesanri- Vo power of Ii Government, if necessary J' xto are most decidedly opposed to i 1 Mieasraoie lieTO popuiailon Ot the SOlltll. nnd think some steps should he taken to stop ih.s wnmos ue iniiux ot colorcl pan- P. Ex-iovernor Robinson, tiov. St. Chief Justice Ilorton, Auditor l'onehrake.

Treasurer F.Mncis, and others, in behalf of the Ijoard ot the State Historic! Society, are iking measures to increase the member- 1 lip of the Society and hive issued a circu- Ur or that obiect This is a Society uhieh, for the good work it is doing in gathering up t)ie m.Uerials of Kansts history, it has 1 flI i10nfll. to i.Piun to The mem bera ftf the Soi.iety ar, cl Allnuai iiiciii- ioSen by the Board embers pay a fee of P2 00 payable bv the first of December of edchyear. Life members pay 20 00. We have been requested to nominate and send in a list of persons for election as annual members, which we ihall shortly do. We shall be glad to receive names of pertons who may desire to become members of the Society.

Os Thursday morning last, William Parr of this city, had a tape-worm in his system, 78 feet long. In the afternoon of that day he brought the reptile into our body in one bottle and the heail it having been dislodged in the interim by L. T' i UC 1UUIR1 IU II UUITI 113111" tUlU 1U.1 LU'UJTi One dose of medicine gave Mr. T. Worm his Tuesb are mxny good and reliable coin- re iiiim nuu rename com- rchmtsatthe KmsisCitv Stock lch.ints at tue Iv msis tity fetock none which rise above peer.ig mission mer Yards, but with Stnhons X- Co.

The? never nie Stephens Co Thev never I to think th itthevc in ike money bv se ntoth tx.t they in ike money by over-reaching those deal.ng with them and giving opportunity lor auvaniage, out ramer by square and just dealing, rendering to all their cus omen such s.Ui.faction as renders it impossible for tone; ue or pen to draw those who have ever dealt with them. We especially commend this firm to our Nebraska friends who sjiip to this market. Tub abuse credit is the chief cause of I financial depressions, and d6t is the great clog upon industry. This country is sutfer- ingfrom both these causss, bat it is not so deeply involved in debt as some other na- tions. In the amount of its national debt it ranks fourth among the great nations, the order being as follows France, I nnn n.n.t rt-w fit R9 rs-.

iMia Xl I i 'i ij 1 1 The breach of promise suit of Mary Oliver vs. ex-Senator Cameron, on trial for some I time at Washington, was decided on Tues- day by the jury returning a verdict for the defendant. jtos. John P. Usher, ex-Secretary of the Interior, was elected Mayor of Lawrence at the election held on Tuesday.

A A We 1 If I Or If If 11 My or be is I 1 I I I 1 1 I I I I rr. I omce, ne in I in another, I Kerneckel having had several years experi- encc as a Sewing Machine repairer and adjuster in the East, he is able to repair any machine mtde, and on the most, reasonable terms and fully warranted. However, if you are tired of your old machine, sell it, give it away or trade it for the Light Running, Self-Threading Shuttle. Backward and For- ward Noiseless St. John.

The best and most durable Sewing Machine made. Has all tne late improvements, and possesses many advantages other machines do not have. We have on hand also Wm. F. Nyes' winter- bleached pure Sperm Oil.

The only oil that should be used on Sewing Machines. It A 18 a that will not. gum or become rancid or stale. Get a bottle and you will use no other. Also for sale the celebrated Sewing Mach- ineaeeuie.

inc nnest, Dest anu most per- feet needle on the market to-day. Rcmcm- LEADVILLE. A RICH OPENING. richest ever discovered. They lay in hori- zontal beds, as coal or gravel, from 2 to 10 feet thick and from 8 to 100 feet below the surface, are mined with aid of a pick and shoverj no blasting or deep, extensive shafts being required as is the case with the narrow vertical veins of hard silver quartz heretofore found, muscle, energy and daily bread being the only Ihe Uest Way Ihere At Kansas City or take the Kansas 1 aciiic to Denver, the Denver, South Park Paci- do tn Wftlwtor Trt ver, thence the South Park daily stses 28 miles to airplay, miles to Leadville.

bis, tne snort line, saves 100 miles Emigrants on Kensas Pacific ried on Fast Express Passenger. Trains. Rates as low as hy any other line. Colorado. Ihe gr eat sanitarium and 1'ieasure lvesori 01 America: eievateu aoove the influence of miasma, with its nnre tnnin and exhilarating atmosphere, its numerous mineral spring, immense deposits of gold auu suvcr grauueur, extent, anu variety u.

ua ouers unequal ei.1 at- trAetions for the Pleasure SeekAr Seienti.t Artist, Capitalist, the Invalid the Overwork! ed and the gold and silver seekers. and Elegant Day and Second Class Coaches to uenver wnnout change, either 01 passen- gers, baggaso or mails. This beics the suort line anu quickest, is tneretore tne 1 cheapest and best route in every respect I 1 j. ree. Sena to 1'.

li. Uroat, tien 1 -ass I 1. 1 PU i Ji tortnencw "C'oioraao ior- 180, the new Colorado Miner, an 1879 Guide to illustrated with the best map published. Enclose postage stamp. P.

13. Gno.vT, Gen. Pass. Agent. Kansas City.

Mo. Reduction" in time to all Eastern points via the old reliable Hannibal St Joseph Railroad and its connections. Only 47 hours'' from the Missouri River to New York. Summer Arrangement The Kan sas City and New York Afternoon Express I has a throuph day and sleepinq car from Chicago, Burlington quincy Railroad can change cars to Union Depot Toledo, at 10 n. m.

and arrive at Buiialo al 5, and lu- agra Falls at 8 a. m. next morning Tickets good via Falls), and arrive at Jew lor at 7 p. m. and Boston at p.

m. same even- with the law of the State, and for the public good, the Missouri Pacific lhrough Une Has i iii i. reduced its local and through licetfoea nearly one-third of what they had previously been, and now it is almost cheaper to travel by that line than to stay ai nomc. Notwithstanding tins great reduction, tne Missouri Pacific will still continue to sell Round Trip Tickets between certain Stations at a further reduction of ten per cent, from the regular tarriff, and it is hoped that the Line will be amply repaid by a generous patronage for its lib.eral concessions in pas- sisitL ic i Gen'l Passenger Agent. Mo.

Pacific 11- THE CURRENCY QUESTION. of prsnt tneir Dusmess, men- uomea uuu mru hes there are still thousands' upon thousands Lf hard working intellisent men pouring into the great Arkansas Valley, the I w.cf ilo Atehiann I UirUCU Ul lUO cov. nuiu I Topeka Santa Fe Eailroad otfers them their choice of of the finest farming lands tne woria ai aimosi meir I TC k- i nwn -nriftpa. 1 1 vou iioi ueiicve 11. niiic I tua r.nrlai.cnorl who will tell von where I 'Tuf "IT "Uj i.

t.n you can get a cheap land exploring ticket, I an(j how, at a moderate expense, you can see for yourself and be convince. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Topeka, Kansas. WASHINGTON, D. HAS A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, $2,50 per day. Treinont House.

Eveox SnsRST. D. W. Eaves. D.

SHERRY EAVES. LAW REAL ESTATE. Office Van FossenJBlock.Kaxsas City Kansas. the ue l)ii I 1 I I I i ta I I achievments those who by their intelligence, Kansas City to Toledo via the Wabash Rail-industry and energy have already accom- way. Only one change of cars to Indianap-plished so much, lam frequently asked by olis and Cincinnati, with direct connection for friends to advise them in regard to location Louisville, Columbus, and Pittsburg.

Also and invariably ask a what do you want to a Through Day Coach and Pullman Sleeping engage in If iu farming or stock-raising. Car from Kansas City to Chicago, via Quincy x.i'i i -n i i i i i 4- oeauiuui garuen vauey oi me Arkansas, it witnoui cuange, coiiueciing who msn iraius is the most fertile portion of the State. The from Chicago, arriving at New York at 7 p. m. statistics of the Board of Azriculturt show next evening.

Passengers yia Wabash Line morning and evening, and Sabbath School wellatteude 1. business is uone here in the U. ii.l nffi ces' Jies3ers "neu iveeney cv i.ios., aSellts- ne new ucpoi aim cuurcn, as aiso HI I I A. I 1 1 1 1 .11 1 1,,, i. lue lown "1 wnen 1,1 uc "vaum 4 tnnwn tho Wakeenej Cornet Band; has been organized l.A.

Preparations are now oemg maue io organ- a nre company, xi.e.c .,0 eiwu ni. citement here, no conventions, ami no can- urates lor onice, tins county ueing as yet unorganized the town unincorporated, I see by the Pilot, that Kansas City, Ks. becoming politically excited. I hope our friends there will elect their best men. A.

II. Dei'i Published April 5, 187K. ORDINANCE XO. 116. Ax Orpinaxce Declaring a Sidewalk Necessary on the East Side or James Street.

blliU from the south-east Street to where the same intersects wmivu Pacific Avenue in said City of Kansas, Kan- si? as said street is marked and designated Some two weeks ago a fellow named King, -0 OJ professed that as a detective he had mingled among a lot ot tramps who had preempted in the ooas near Armstrong, anu ascer- 'm o0(ls near Armstrong, and ascer tained that they had been guilty of breaking steilin stood- into ttyandott stoies and steaiin gooa. Tl.o 1 ivitw n-pvp nvrpst.fld and flen. Sherrv engaged to defend them. On the examina- on Wednesday it was established that was tue thief an the tpamPs wn'e d.is charged, while King was caged to await tne action of the Grand Jury. t.a Kn.n an hoclptro.l by admirers as during the past week.

How ne it uranineu oy rne mayor ami isOiuict.t- of the City of Kansas. Kansas i Tf h-ov. noeea I I I 1, 1 I PILES! PILES I PILES CARPENTER'S Rocky Mountain Salve Most Popular and Invaluable Remedy of the Age. Its "univcrsil application ami pressing nVmatnl have reolereil it one of the grandest acquisitions lo healing art, hitherto unknown to the scientific world. A life of 22 years in the Indian -0iintiy brought to liht mcny great remedies in common .1...

.11 among the Indians, among which the Kocky Mountain Salve is It is warranted to cur- i ns. sealds, olU sores, hites from poisonous in- 8eets, iteh, Sfrwia heail, erun, iiu'S, sore eyes. fever sores, fresh wonnils, barber's cnu-i chaiiefl hanls, soi-c lnjs. sore nose, frost breast, ami ail diseases of tLe skin. Testimonials Besides the nuiiieroiis teMir.ioaiais-alivadv pnhlishcd from leadiiuc citizens of Kansas j.

ubmit 4Voni vntTimTP ira.ii ists imi t'umer- cr lmve nsid hot one vonr Kockv Jlosui- tain Salve, it has thus far relieved me of all pain ZTmfrMVTZt am of a permanent cure, alter M.in-ie:,t un.e.iiannaxee.. cu. OKO. A. $100 KKWAKD for any ease of piles that cannoi red by the Kocky Mountain Salvo.

iiOt: per Lux. Liberal discount to the trade. fltiT For sale by all Druggists. DON'T PAY TIIE1FIDDLER WHILE others d.i.xcj:. Painting and Paper-hanging 1 "Wall Paper at Lowest Prices.

HOBPER AS LOW AS. 1-2 CEXT A YaEI). Gold Border as low as 2 cents. PAINTS, OiLS, VARNISH GLASS. MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE.

MATT MADDEN. Minnesota Avenue, bet. 4th and 5th. HOP LEE, Chinese 'Laundry Cor. Fifth and WyandotieStrects.

o- VYasnmg UOnG at lOW est rates. II MOL.F.S i J2 Liquor dealers I 404 Delaware and 107 West 4th KANSAS CITY, M0. h. W. potjtz.

Rcchts-mwait JOSEPH L. Ml 'lPilV POLIITZ MURPHY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Leadville. Colorado. PRACTICE in ail the Courtsof- the State.

Mining interests carefully looked after. Mines houulit uJSX' ial CHEAP COAL. prepared to give low prices on the eele- V.V brated t. OCOtt IvUStV Loal. ordering ami you will not regret it.

.1 .1 voot of Seott Ft Depot ow mtiiiware cu wi9 nuu JAMES A. EOVARD CO. Geo. W. ree ver, EREEDER OF Fine Trotting Horses.

SnORT-HORN CATTLE, Poland and Berkshire Hogs. Maywood Stock Farm. MAYW00D, WYAND0TT KANAS. If your horse or cow is sick, take it to Dr. Galfey's Veteri iriary stables, corner 15th and LoCUSt St Kansas Olty, JMO.

MAJOR L. McMAIION. Merchant Tailor, mo MAIN CITY, MO. hi 1 i Cheapest House in the City. Its' Sec our $20 00 Business Suits.

All Wool Pants, 5 00 All Wool Panta, $3 00 tlae Apex, AND LMllliail II. I 1 t'd-v. Gents5 FurnisMnff Goois, 526 Main Street, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. -o- P. McGEAW, Prop.

Cor. Ewing KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. New House New Furniture Guests will here find all the comforts and conveniences of a home. Wigs and Toupees, Made to order. Old ones repaired equal new.

First-class work. Prices way Stylish hair-cutting. PROF. PEARSON. 1321 Grand Avenue, J.

U. Ml'MJIA. O. L. PEA3E.

-ii-vrf-i a ,2.7 Union Avenue. kansascity, Missouri. Choice Wines, Ltquors and Cigars. 1 4 4 Yty A Jpift'XZ "i 1 "j- '-x7f I 1 GHMD HOTEL quietus, and now ill. looks at the uetunct on the recorded plat of said city on file in is conclusive, io young lawyers anu pro- ing; or, ii preierreu, can rcmam at iue aus remains with a relish only equal -d by Mr.

the Register of Deeds Office in and for Wy- fessional men I would recommend this por- until 1:30 p. and arrive New ork at E. L. Marti.v. CO.

Pebbin Jnntt? frmntv Kinsis Hon of the State. It is new and there are and Boston at 10 a. m. the following nTlftl as he received in his nnw the uelicious tike eff-ct better chances of success than in the older morning, same as otherlines. I kART! LO solids and liquids pissed down to him before and enforced from and after its passage settled sections.

All who visited the Cen- T. Pexfield, G. P.r& T. Ea. ei Dr 0 fooled hia.

We sUouU think that ana publication in The Kansas Pilot." tennial will remember the magnificent dia- G. Claytox, Hannibal, Will's a.dou.inal regions would feel Approved, April 3, A D. Astern 1 ass Kansas City. I the gre.tt or portion o. hid gone to a cir- stobi Oitv Clerk' of the Arkansas for over 300 miles.

It Now is the time to travel. In compliance Ax then by all means select a location in the that the twelve leading counties in the Arkansas Valley alone the line of the Atch- ison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad produces one-quarter of the total amount of all crops raised in the whole State, This fact alone a eolinsed anv agricultural disnlav ever made from so new a sountry, yet that display to- 1 day, would ot begin to do justice to the ag- ricultural interests, so rapidly have they in- creasej Kansas has pursued a mcst liberal policy in her course toward those seeking a home within her borders. Thousands of dollars have been appropriated for the pur- correct i nforniation concern- ir.o' the State before Deonle of the East, Her Agricultural Monthly reports are a model of exactnesa and interest. A new circular, fresh and interesting, has just been SUOn inc. nuicu cuiikiima a uiuuuub Ui most important data for those who contem- plate coming here.

It is published for free I 1 1 1 1 1 UlStriOUllon UUU CilU ue uau upon unuiiuuuu TnteresfedTb tt. uew replied that agricultural implements are as here ag er0Ceries. dry goods, but a trifle more than in New I Pnnlanil Hood hAif Hurt mutton rptnils from five to ten cents a pound, and owing the jrreat demand, rents are yery high. most towns is lmpossmie io get even ey.Bntia nr (nfa I ruuiu iu lire jui. ami mauy iiiiiv: vuu imu uvu Am l.nit wm A nn wi net kaii 1 I nl linnir in rouch board shanties or tents till ttey can get a house built in fact my 1 wife andI did this yery thing when we first came Here -A gooa nouse iox, one ana a good team 150, and cows from $20- 830.

But I am writing at toi great length. IlavuifC mvself been an immigrant, and i to In a to al. 1.0ve can anora to pui upon ma suige i Many inquiries are made as to the C03t of themselves almost to death over this yexed I jg- corrcHpomlcnce in Knglish or German Vieot nftuta in th conntrv. nrtists whose I such thincrs as are necessary in startinff a I nn.oiinn nwn tn t.lm piTtcnt of neo-lectinff 1 cited. names attract thousands in the JSastern cit- ies, is enigmatical with us, but he doesat, and if full houses can rememorate him, then 1 .1 l.

V- he is heeled. Next week lie promises to ex eel even former efforts to please Dead men tell no tales," but many tales are tola oi ana aooui me ueau. no more i i ii i greater satisfaction can be realized by the friends of deceased ones than can be ren dered by the offices of the undertaker, and that satisfaction is always experienced by th03e -who engage the services of Stine, Kan sas City, whose name is synonymous with his business. As the story goes, Colonel Ethan Allen was greatly taken aback one day when in a self-congratulatory mood, he observed or that I knowinz their necessities and wants I would fain write more of the details of settling, but cannot in one short letter. I am a private citizen in the cattle-raising business, and of connected with no railroad or other corpor- Losnos contains four million inhabitants Who brayed there asked a member 1 there were never seven other such born four times the tot.tl t.onulation of or Tour nmcs me this of the Cannadian House of Commons of the any woman as he and his six brothers, persons who were trying by interruption to 'You are said a Scottish Officer, Isilenn liim )) tnrt1 who was standing bv.

Marv Macrdalene ation ii any oi tue reauers desire to be posted further as to the details, I shall be pleased to have them write me, Thb Unitod States supplied England with voice. over three and a half million bales of cotton WJiich th mQst woaJerfal animal last year. farmyard? a pig; because he's killed was delivered of seven exactly like and I will give them unbiased replies Very Truly in a There is a very 8UggegtiTe proverb which F. S. Prf-sbert.

first declares that There are a great many asses Formerly connected with Washington, Thb State Supreme Court is in session. I and cured arterwanls. with short ears.7 v. Republican. V-.