The Weekly News du lieu suivant : Kansas City, Kansas • 8

(Continued from 1st page.) Tho Kansas City News WUcllicr Tod Holed lor rie JDrlsco, Llllle Babbitt, Anna Knau-er. Irving school E. P. Taylor, principal; WInnefred Dennis, Isabella Mack, Florence Fitzgerald, Anna Modlne. Lincoln school A.

J. Neely, prlncl- Edited by T. J. HAYES. Published every Friday.

Entered at the postofflce, Kan-Ma City, Kansas, for transmission through the mails as second-claas natter. Short, Craddock or Hughes, we wish to be jpal; Ella Harrison, Ida Generals, TELEPHONE WEST 232. principal; Reynolds school C. Myers, principal; Utle Kirk, Ruby JJackson, Hat-tie Jeffers, Christine Nelson. Rlvervlew school H.

Roouey, principal; Lola Berry, Beatrice Arnold, Evelyn Martin, Kate Boll, Mamie Maud Cady, Grace Milan, OU Evans, Myrtle Elgin, Mary Grosser, Franks Reynolds, Ethel Taylor. Stowe school J. J. Bass, principal; Sarah Chinn, Mary Porter, Carrie L. Thomas.

Wood school C. W. Porter, princi; 'pal; Elizabeth White, Lucy Howard, Julia Stone, Mary McQuiston, Elizabeth Spencer, Josephine Cowglll, Alice Williams. Substitute teachers Mary Cobb, Frances Hennlng, Mamie Klein, Mabel Lesley, Carrie Yoakum, Gertrude Jackson, Cordla Roberts, Bessie Turner, Chloe Roark. Clerk for superintendent and principal of High school Alta L.

Haynes. Elected To Furnish Your Rooms, Carpeh Your Floors, Curtain Your windows, Supply Your Kitchen! with a Gasoline Stove or Steel Range, and the Baby witt City Offical. Mityor- V. H. Oraddnck.

City (Merk W.U, Tremblcy City Counselor Thou. A. I'ollock. Treasurer -John A. AiImiiih.

City Kngiiiuur-S. A. City Attorney It'. I. HuiclilMya.

Flro Muritliiil-LitrUlii Nurmiiii. Llctume InHpect 8. Uolsey, Commissioner of Klucilnus S. S. Klii.

Pauline Taliaferro, Frances Garner, Mrs. M. L. Roas, Elizabeth Porter, Georgia Freeman. London Heights school A.

J. Farley, principal; Josle Eaton, Luclle Hail, Elma Holloway, Laura Wilson, Hettle Havens. Long school M. E. Pearson, principal; Amanda Weber, Jessie Baker, Nellie Stevens, Ida Mitchell, Edith Dudgeon, Estella Johnson, Minnie Drake, Wynona McCormick, Mary Daugherty, Lena Farley, Lucy Armstrong, Mrs.

Lillian Ells. Lowell school W. J. Logan, principal; Laura Fitch, Dora Bean, Ethel Litchfield, Bertha Ball, Hallie Lasley, Mrs. L.

M. Greenwood, Loul Atkins. i Go-cart or Carriage. Members of City Council. First WurdJ.C.

Jub. I'lillipK. Seonnd VViird -()'(), Ueiuurkt, Geo. Umbel. Thirl Ward 11.

T. formm, I'. 11. Rotert. Fourth Vrd V.

V. Duur. W. J. Wright, Jr.

Fifth Ward-Unlit. A'. Nettle, W. W.Ztine. Sllth Wurd-J.

W. Rudford, I'. F. I'ocock. The sovereign camp of the Woodmen of the World has decided that In the future if a member engages in the OUR PLATFORM Good Goods at a Fair Margin We Deliver What we Show.

No Misrepresentation of Goods. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Cash preferred, credit if desired. liquor business he shall be expelled, ana camps refusing to take this action Church Directory. shall have their charters revoked, Morse school-nj.

L. Howard, principal; Harriet Young, Carrie Stittsworth. Inez Wolf, Zoe Thomas, Mary Donnelly Lauraj Case, Tanie Stevenson, Dora Hoffman, Mary Dreyer, Elizabeth Fll-go, Mabelle Selby, Elsie Hurley, Effie Green, Maude Minrow, Elizabeth St. John, Mildred Newman. Phillips school Tilford Davis, Heretofore the executive committee has been empowered to revoke the actions FIRST CONGREOATIONAL CHOHCH.

6tb street and Everett avcuuu. I Sabbath school. 8:4." a. C. W.

Triekott, of the souverelgn camp, but it has been decided that In the future their act must be confirmed by a two-thirds vote Superintendent; pruachlni! at II a. m. and 7:30 of the sovereign body In such cases. p. m.

r. s. p. prayer idhuuuk Wedneiduy, p. m.

Hot. Frank Fox, pastori mldouue, 503 Frecuui ftTenue. THIRD BAPTIST 11IUKCH. 6th and Nebraska avenue, I Sabbath school, 9:45 a. W.

J. Tuoker, Su- Serintendent; preaching at 11 a.m. p. Y. P.

0 p. uv prayer meeting Wednesday II. 8. WATER AND 1 HI You will Vote lor Us when You Bed Room Suits $15. and up.

Iron Beds 12.75 and up. Rockers $1.50 and up. Center Tables 50c and up. Gasoline Stoves $2.50 and up. Steel Ranges $25 and up.

Who'esale Coalers in See Our Goods and Prices. CARPETS. Carpet 20c per yard. All Wool Carpets 65c per yard. Brussels 55c per yard.

Luce Curtains per pair. Baby Carriages $5.00. and up Dinner Sets $4.50 and up Ewer and Basin 75c and up. Pipe, Pumps, Hose. Wind Mills, Belting Water Tanks, Steam STEAM FUMFS, ENGINES AN 3 BOILER 3.

Fire Department Supplies. Plumbing Material, KANSAS CITY, 3VCO. Hind's Restaurant. CALL AND GET A LEAD PENCIL FREE WITH WHICH TO MARK YOUR BALLOT 14-16 North James St. Kansas City, Kb, Telephone 341 Hiolcory.

Open Day and Nisrlit T.IOp. m. Iter. w. V.

silver, pstor; residence, Id Freeman avenue. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, "tli street and Taurotuee avenue. Usual services at 11 n. in. and 7:30 p.

Ilible School, 9:30 a. in. W. S. Lowe, pastor.

UNITED PBESUri'EltlAN CIIUIIUII. 7th Ulvervlew avenue. Toipit supplied. Usual services. SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHUKCll.

7th street anl Hiverview avenue. Services, 10: If, a. m. an 7:30 p. m.

S.Uibaih Schoul 9:45 a. prayer p. Wedues.iay. Ilev. 0.

(ilitud, pastor; residence Splltlog avonue. GKR.MAN M. E. CIIUIICII. oruer8th and State.

Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. Sunday School at 10 a. m't prayer meeting.

Wednesday m. tt-T. Wipperuiau, pastor; Mr. Winters, Sunday school superintendent. SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH.

Oil! Ohio Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. Sabbath chool, 8 p. in.

superintendent, II. Gnstofson; Yonng People's Society, 0:30 p. m. prayer meeting, Thursday at 8 o'clock; choir meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'cloik. G.

Lundguist, Pastor; residence, 9th and Ohio aveuue, WASHINGTON ATE. M. E. CHURCH. Cor.

Washington avenue and 7ih street. Sunday school, 9:45 a. preaching. 11 a. m.

and 8 p. class meeting, 1-! 15 p. Junior League, 3 p. Epworth Lea 6:45 p. prayer meeting, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Her. J. A. pastor. Residence, 740 Washington avenue.

HIGHLAND PARK M. E. CHURCH. 7th street and Pacific avenue, Sunday school 10a preaching, II a. in.

and 7s30p. class meeting 9 a. Junior League, 3 p. prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p.

Rev II. Turner, pastor; residence, HOi Kiver-zew avenue. IS Minnesota Ave, Short Orders Well Prepared and Served in First-Class Style. Only Up-to-Date Chop Houso in the City. Come in and Dine With Us E.

ILIIEUBEKT.M.D. A. R. BERRY'S SONS, PIANOS. High Grade at Popular Prices.

713 Main St. Kansas City, Mo. Telephone 2637 The Unrivalled Kroegc, Wondnrfa! "Crown," Matchless Straubii.aml the Popular WiLard Pimios, King of all, The Peerless Pneumatic Self-Playing Piano. 95 North James Street, Kansas City Kansas. ARTHUR J.

LIND, M. I3th anl Real Tel West 58 The Wallace SCHOOL OF MUSIC. JDST TO SEE ffico Over Smith' Store. Kansas. Kansas City Cfli Minnesota Avenue, Room 10.

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner 10th and liarnett avenue. Sunday school, 9:45 a. preaching 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.

Junior Christian En society Christian Endeavor, p. m. G. D. Midlendore, pastor; residence, 10J9 Barnett aveuue.

VOICE CULTURE AND PIANO. Voice Lessons Given on lie Conservatory Plnn, in Clashes of Ten or More, at less than one-fourth the cost of Private Lessons. W. W. WALLACE, Director.

Railroad Time Card. A Daily. H-Diiily except Suiidny. Dally except Saturday. Daily except Monday.

KSatur. lay only. Monday only. Thursday and Sunday. II Sunday, Tuoiday and Th iraday.

I Monday, We Friday. Tuesihy arid ly. IC Sunday only. Union Pacific Railway. LEiVK iBBITK WILLIAM Iv HARRIS, ARCHITECT.

OFFICE: Rooms ill" ins Portsmouth Bldg. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS MENDENHALi Transfer Company General Transfer and Livery. Household Goods Packed, Shipped. Stored. Ore.

JsCal. I.im.., Sallna Express Wash. 4 Cal a 10.40 am a tallO pm a 4:00 pm a am a 6:40 pin a 7:25 am If you will take advantage of special prices in Dry Goods and Shoes, we will make the following prices for 2 days. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. 7c Dark and Light Calicoes, 4Ac yd.

He King's Machine Thread, lc spool. 7c Unbleached Muslin, 5c yard. 7ic Amoskeag Check Ginghams, Gc yd. Missouri Pacific Railway. A.

P. TENNEY, M. D. Kansas Citj. Kan-as.

Office MO Mmtii'soU Tel. W. lie idi'iice I3n Onklndd. Family, Piano and Sufo Moving. Hoarding Horses Uuccive the Best of Care.

401-403 Minnesota Ave. Telephone in West, 5: 5 pm 7:. 0 am 5.00 am i am 7 15 pm pm 7:20 am 10: 25 pm 8:15 pm pm 5:25 pre 1 2:20 pm am am am 1 17 am in 8:45 am St Louis iy Express St. Louis Niirht Exp St. Louis Local 1'aiB Fait Mail St.

Louis I.iui. Lex. and Sclalia Pints Honnvllle Sudalia Colorado Ooffeyville. Little Uoek Wiclilu St. Louis 4 S'.

i Atcli. Cin Seneca and Beatrice K. C. 4 Oiu aha Atch. and II awatlia Leav.

Arcnm Atch. and St. Joseph Omaha anil Nel. City Rich Hill, Ft 8 olt, i i Jnpliu oil a itn 1 i'jt 9:5:1 am a pm a am a 1:10 pm a pm a pm a tW: urn a lOMOam a a a a 8:00 am a am a pm a li :00 pm a a a :10 am a T'llOpm a 'ITMS OF INTERST. A hotel is to be built in Vancouver, B.

that will cost $1,500,000. Detroit Journaal: The Photographer Do you wish to pose three-quarters full? The average age of man ha3 been increased seven and one-half years ia the last century. Pomades are made of the best and purest fat of the ox, impregnated with any perfume which may be desirable. The Spanish military attaches at the various embassies and legations abroad have been withdrawn for reasons of economy. Mrs.

Benjamin Harrison the otther flay presented to the Harrison public school building at Indianapolis a portrait of tho late ex-President Harrison. Shortsightedness among the Japanese students is alarmingly on the increase. The latest investigations show that out of 1.7SG university students in Tokio more than half are myopic. The manufacture of carbon for use in electric lighting and for other purposes has grown to be a great industry in the West Virginia gas belt. The processes require great heat.

Miss Helen Bennett of Deadwood, S. has just been elected a county superintendent of public schools. She Is a Wellesley graduate, and has for souio years been manager of a theatre in D. -ad wood. The United States has ninety -var-ships on the stocks, and all of them will be ready for business in about tw years.

Still, if the scrappers cannot wait for the finish, your uncle will accommodate them at any moment. DR. B. JONES, Head Physician M. W- A- Female Diseases and ibstelr cs A SpecUity OFFICE HOURS 9 a.

m. to 5 p. m. licitlileiiee lllfl Itiiriiett St. I 1.

W. 131-4 rliiKS Offlie Tel. Ill W. Rooms 300301 Portsmouth Btdg. KANSAS CITY.

FARQUHARD CAMPBELL, M. Kansas City, Ka'J'as. Ofllrc tutd Residence X. K. corner Sluli and Minnesota Ave.

Tc'iepho SV. Road Tin Shop E. E. iSOLES, Tinner. 16th and Road, Kims as City, Kansas.

Atchtsoa, Topeka Santa Fe Railway (West of Missouri Rivur.) Ionian 'i 5:15 nm M0 am a 0:111 pm inn 10:30 nm 0:40 am RAKDLES, DRUGGIST. Uundlo's Lavender Cream. Handle's Sure (Jure for Handle's Conph svrnp Handle's Little rill. a 10:10 am a 7 am California Exprus Colora lo an 1 Utah Mexico Express Kansas and Texas Ex Pan iiimllo Express Topeka Expnxs. Florence Newton Emporia Passenger Fast Mail Soutluru Kas.

I'as-enger 9:80 am nm a d'OO tun pm am a 5:23 pm T31, 14 West 514 Minn. Kansas City, Kansas C. J. BURTNER, GEXKRAL Contractor and Builder. Residence and Shop 1230 Ohio Ave.

Kansas City, 15c Ladies' Black Hose, 10c pair. 10c Pearl Buttons, 5c dozen. 85c Flouncing for White Dresses, 50c yd. 50c Men's Fancy Shirts, 39c each. 75c Men's Fancy Shirts, 59c each.

15c Men's Hose, 10c pair. 25c Men's Neckwear, 15c each. $2,25 Men's Fine Shoes, $1.85 pair. $1.50 Ladies' Shoes, 99c pair. Soft Sole Baby Shoes, 25c pair.

This Sale for Two Days Only at GEO. FOERSCHLER'S, Number North James St. The Colonel Just as I am, sun! I don't carry a graduated scale with me. One son of President Garfield, James, has just been admitted to the liar of the United States supreme court, and Harry Garfield is now being pushed lor second place on the Ohio reoublican state ticket. Geronimo, the noted Apache chief, lives, at the age of eighty, In a frame house near Fort Sill, with an income of over a year.

With little in sympathy with modern civilization, the old chief appreciates one of its inventions, the camera. He charges $3 for his picture. (East on Missouri liiver.) K. and Chicago Ex 8:00 nm AtlmticRxpress a Chicago Express a a HMD am Fort Ma Usui Local a 6:15 pm Mail Ex. frmn Chicago a a 2:15 pm Ohicasoi Rock Hand Pacific Railway.

Chicago I.imilcd a 1:30 pm a 9:31) am Chicago Mail pm Top. ka Ft. Worth a 10:55 am pin Topeka Ha lehio-on a 5:411 pm DeiiTer Colo. a 10:55 am a 5:40 pm Denrer ft lo. ft 9:15 pin Topeka, I.

T. Ft. Wth 10 "0 am a 5:40 pm Kansas Oitv, It. Scott Memphis Ry. Clinton Division a H.

Joplln Spring. ft 5:20 pm Clinton Southweitern a a jop. P'bur 4 Sprin? Ex. 9:45 pa a 7:40 am Missouri. Kansas Texas Railway.

a. j. twihs. President. A.

li. RUSSELL. Secretary. 1 Arrangements are heing made in Paris for the removal of the body of Gambetta from Nice to the Parthenon The relatives of the statesman aavj consented to the removal and the dat1 set is either July 14 or September 4 next. IBEPOi.TSVCUTH INVESTMENT CO.

REAL ESTATE. RENTALS, LOANS AND INSURANCE. Spoclul attention paid to collections for non (residents. li i Telephone 111 West. Kansas if, Kas n-35m There is talk of Charles S.

Fairchild. who was attorney general of New York under Governor Tilden and secretary of (he treasury in the first Cleveland administration, as anti-Tammany candidate for mayor of New York this fall. a 5:25 am a Texas Mail Texas Express.