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Kansas Ctty to Salt Lake What Cab Manufacturer of the old Reliable BRADBURY Piano and General Western Ageiit of the Celebrated BEHNINC Piano. The Rock Island has inaugurated a BOSEDALE, WYANDOTTE KAN. Be Seen. now feature, which promises to create We have been on the merriest, considerable interest in railway in maddest and most enjoyable of jaunts. JOHN SULL1YAN, Proprietor.

provement, it a free tourist car Leaving Kansas City the morning of service with nearly all the conven the 22d over the Union Pacific with OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OP THE ering a thousand feet upward, we pass pulpit rook, from which Brigham preached his first sermon to his devoted followers, by Echo City to Weber, and along the Weber river down the canyon to Uintah station, near which occurred the famous Mor-rissite massacre in 1862. Ogden, the second city of Utah, now having a good, prosperous realty and business boom, has been for the past few months in the control of the Gentiles, wrested from the long Mormon domination. It has wide streets, good buildings, good location and a very promising future. party of live, wide-awake Kansas ionoes of the palace car, including colored porter in attendance, fine hair Kansas City has 300 manufactories, 200,000 population, 26 railways, IS cable lines, 10-story buildings. hotel, $750,000 Board of Trade building, 90 acres in stock yards, 10 paukiDg houses and wholesale bouses of all kinds.

The leading buildings of Kansas City are paved with marble, wainscotted with marble, stairways of marble, and finished in the most elegant style of modern architecture, at vast expense. The water to supply the people of Kansas City is carried from Quindaro, 7 miles, at a cost of $1,000,000. To know this editors, who love fun for sweet fun' mattresses, pillows, blankets, towels. sake, under the care of Assistant Gen I TZSH3 07 BUBSCBIFTIOVl One year II 00 Six months 6J soap, etc When made up for the eral Passenger Agent of the Union Pacific John W. Scott, a gentleman night, the fourteen sections are partitioned off with sliding panels, and cur whom all good men will ever meet tained with heavy damask draperies.

All postmasters are our authorized agents for the receipt of subscription and advertising moneys for this puper. Entered at the Post-office at Rosedale as second-class matter. with pleasure and part from with re Tables, attachable to the sides of the gret. We have visited Denver, Chey Interior, are provided for each section, enne, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Pueblo, But we are bound for Salt Lake. The cars are heated by steam, the Colorado Springs, Manitou and had a Southward we turn over the Utah aisles carpeted, and cuspidors for the grand time generally.

The Union Paci Central, now owned by the Union Pa cleanliness of the cars are added. The fic, the pioneer road of the West, is cific, built by Brigham Young to con. Job printing respectfully solicited. Good work at low rates. Items ol local interest thankfully' received.

Communications of all kinds solicited. All communications should be directed to the Bosedale Publishing Company, Rosedale, Kan. Office of Reoohd at the Kosedale post-office. The hours for the Rosedale post-office are from 7:30 a. m.

to p. m. Sundays, 10 to 11 a. 5 to 5:30 p. m.

Kansas City Omc, Boom 7, 10 West Ninth Stheut. nect with the Union Pacific, and said grand system. Its track and equipment generally stands peer with any beautiful Queen 'City of the West, that has never ceased to march on its progress, leaving all competing cities behind, often styled the phenomenal city, one should visit it and take a ride over the city in our palace cable cars. At the urgent request of the merchants and other citizens of Kansas City, and for their express accommo duties of the porter accompanying each car will be similar to those of the palace car service to look after the wants of the passengers and see for years to be the paying rail line in the country. As a line for road property in the world.

Thirty. trip by tourists, as a route for grand six miles we go through a beautiful valley along the eastern shore of that the car is kept perfectly clean, In one end is the Indies' lav resources and unsurpassed scenery it can not be rivalled. Salt Lake, the far famed Amer atory, and in the other, one for We passed through historio Law ican Dead Sea, encased in mount The close figures and tho exceedingly ewy terms we are offering; during the dull season bu been the means of selling a great number of pianos. The high ohnraoter of the goods we eel) and their acknowledged superiority over others has also stimulated sales. The Old Reliable and Celebrated Bradbury and Helming Pianos are the acknowledged favorites of all the leading musicians of the world and are heartily endorsed by thctm for their many excellent qualities.

Do not forget that when dealing witb us you are purchasing direct from the Manufacturer, and that we will save you the middle man's profit, as we ore the only manufacturers who are directly represented in -e West. And that at our Western Ware Rooms can be found the finest line and best assortment of Planes In the city. Any Instrument sold on easv terms, and all eoods s-uar gentlemen, which are as nicely appointed and furnished as the moBt rence, the present "Athens or the ains on the west with mountain dation, the Chicago Alton railroad will resume fast train service between Kansas City and Chicago, commencing Sunday, March 10. It will again be possible for Kansas City merchants to KOSEDALE CITY DIRECTORY. CUT OFFICERS.

J. Barnett Mayor J. to. Killmer City Clerk M. L.

Brophy Treasurer L. Potter, Marshal i). L. Stine City Attorney COUNCILMEN F. A.

McDowell, H. P. Chick, W. H. Gates, JS.

Q. Belknap, W. D. Mnthias. islands in its center rising thousands West" and former seat of the Kansas Free Soil cause, the home of Robinson, fastidious would desire.

The inten of feet high. Finely-irrigated fields tion of the Chicago, Kansas Ne anteed as represented or money refunded. Tuning and repairing a specialty. New Pianos for John Brown and Lane. are passed with most luxuriant crops, braska is to furnish these cars free of rent we also oner some fine bargains In choloe Secondhand Pianos, which have been very little used, almost enuol to new.

including the Behninir. Bradburv. Stelnwav. O. W.

Strooe a We took dinner at Topeka, the cap charge to tourist or excursion parties J. 0- Flaoher, BaUett A Davis, Gilbert Stultz Bauer, Steadman, Colby A Dunoaa city council meets last Monday in every and orchards of the heaviest and best of yield. Fruit is the valley's future ital of the State, thirty miles west. take the Chicgo Alton limited train, leaving Kansas City at 5:30 p. m.

and arriving in Chicago at 8 o'clock the next morning. Returning, they can ana omera. montn, SCHOOL BOARD. when the number of persons is suf having a population of 35,000. Up the ficiently large to justify tho use of a stronghold.

Utah fruit compares most favorably with the best of the Western Ware Room, No. 206 and 208 West Ninth Street, Kansas City, (Strope's old stand.) Write for Prices. D. K. REEDER, Manager.

Kansas valley we go to St. Mary's, the O. F. Espenlaub Sol. Jones Treasurer G.

W. Whipple Clerk car or cars. With such accommoda lqave Chicago at 6 o'clock in the even seat of the Catholic college so well California production. We are fast tions, and without charge, there is no further necessity of a Western tour known and highly esteemed in the approaching the city by Lake Front ing, arriving at Kansas City in time for business in the morning, thus spending an entire day in Chicago and losing only one day from their busi beach and passing the Hot Springs, SOCIETIES. A.

O. TJ. W. meet every Saturday. without sleeping accommodations, nor West.

At Wamego, the metropolis of Pot Dr. C. H- "Warner Sister, enjoying scenes and amidst memories D. of H. meet first and third Thurs tawatomie County, one of the richest well worth a trip from all tourists.

ness. and most prosperous counties in the days. one of the most interesting to be Foresters meet first and third Mon We charge $1.50 for 100 visiting cards and copper-plate. Wedding in State, are the car works and round Electro Magnetic Physicians. made on the Western Continent.

'days. Salt Lake City has a population of house of the road. At Manhattan is the State Agri K. of P. meet seoond and last Thurs 30,000.

Its streets are 132 feet wide, Treatment witb Electricity, days. cultural College, and a valley filled vitations, wedding announcements. Jaccard's, 815 Main streot Ernst Stoeltzing, on Grand avenue, is the friend of the Record readers. Is it necessary to make such a trip expensive. It is a great inducement for parties, clubs or any considerable number of persons contemplating a trip to the Rocky Mountains, for instance.

And, too, the Denver Rio Srande has adopted the same scheme, ind as the Rock Island connects with this route in Colorado, the free tourist jar system will no doubt bo generally adopted by those in search of the pleasure and health-giving1 regions of 3ur continent. Kansas Citv Journal. with running water shaded by trees with the grandest of orchards, fields on each side. J. here are six banks, Magnetism and Medicated Vapor Baths Combined.

Subscribe for the of ripening corn and stubble fields fifteen hotels, three daily and five Wurmser Co. are selling furniture Hot Air, Sulphur, Medicated and Electric Vapor Baths. Specific for RHEUMA weekly papers and a board of trade of dotted with great stacks of wheat, rye and oats. TISM, hkukaluIa, SKiiM and ail diseases of the NKKVOUS SYSTEM. were recently Fifteen Anarchists expelled from Geneva.

200 members. The Zion's Mercantile cheap. Give them a call. We charge $1.50 for 100 visiting CONSULTATION FIIEE OF CHARUE. CURE GUARANTEED OB NO PAT, At Junction City we pass Fort Riley and see the "boys in blue" cards and copper-plate.

Wedding in 319 East Twelfth Kansas City, Mo. Co-operative Institution is one of the largest and most perfect organizations of the kind in the world. The amount paid out by the treasury for bonds in one week recently was at drill. Here the Smoky Hill fork comes from the south vitations, wedding announcements. Jaccard's, 815 Main street.

Take the elevator and order a dozen over $11,000,000. Operated by high officials of the Mor and the Republican fork from British delegates to the marl the north and uniting form the majeS' KANSAS CITY PIANO GO, time conference at Washington will photos of Gardner, the popular photographer of Kansas City who now occupies the fifth floor of the new Hew- mon Church, it has branches in every town in Mormondom. Its central building is 318x53 feet. In the tabernacle Sundays at two p. m.

eight to twelve thousand people meet to wor tic Kaw which we have followed so far. Now we are in the Solomon valley and for miles north and south the not be empowered to make any engage merits binding on England. son Building, 1016 and 1018 Walnut 1133 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo. street. Best work and lowest prices.

Diphtheria is raging1 at Moscow, ship, it is 250x150 feet. The temple, started in 1853, is yet unfinished and will Koellar's bed springs, at 1309 Main, O. H. O. Fifty cases have been reported When Yon (io South You will wish to be fully informed as to the cheapest, most direct, and most pleasant route.

You will wish to purchase your ticket via the route that will subject you to no delays, and by which through trains are run. Before you start you should provide yourself with a map and time table of the Memphis Route (Kansas City, Fort Scott Memphis R. the only direct route from and via Kansas City to all points in Eastern and Southern Kansas, Southwest Missouri, and Texas. Practically the only route from the West to all Southern cities. Entire trains with GXJFFHST, Manager.

Largest Stock of Pianos and Organs are the best mude. and there have been many deaths. eye wearies for a foot hill over never ending fields of corn. At Salina we see with wonder the beautiful building for the military institute. At we view with awe the unfruitful results of Buckeye Keifer's labors at cost $10,000,000.

Garfield beach. Fort Douglas, the Jordan river and Utah State aid has been asked of the State Jaccard's only for jewelry. Get no other bed springs but F. Koel are lake are prominent places to visit. Health Board.

The schools closed. SOLD TOR CASH, ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, OR RENTIDj lar's, at 1309 Main street. The Edwards law practically kills polygamy, the law being strictly en Prompt attention to Tuning Orders. Jaccard's, at 815 Main street, Kan forced. sas City, set the fashions of jewelry.

Hon. Job A. Cooper, Governor of Colorado, has telegraphed to the Indian Bureau complaining; of the large hunting parties of Ute Indians who getting Ohio capitalists to build machine shops, elevators, wagon manufactories, on a hare prairie, they now standing as vacant monuments to gullibility. On through a lovely A trip from the Missouri river to Europe is all very well, but don't WE ABE OFFERING A Salt Lake over the Union Pacific is one of the most interesting and instructive you think it is only fair a3 an American to know "your own country country we go, arriving at Wallace, that can be made in our country. The commit depredations in Routt County.

The telegram was referred to the War Department for prompt action. thoroughly Try the "American Pullman palace sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars, Kansas City to Memphis; through first-class coaoh, Kansas City to Chattanooga, Knox-ville and Bristol; through sleeping SHOE Solid Calf Man's where we find our watches one hour too fast, having reached mountain time. finest agricultural, mineral and grazing sections of our land, with some of the finest scenery it Alps" on the South Park division of the Union Pacific in Colorado this summer. There's nothing like them in Switzerland. Onward and we cross the State line, arriving in Denver, the "Queen City of the Mountains," in plain view of affords, are successively passed car, Kansas City to New Orleans.

This is the direct route and many miles the shortest line to Little Rook. Hot Springs, Eureka Spring, Fort Smith, The special features of the Charter the mountains, its streets lined with With Genuine Kangaroo Toppings, In Button Bab. and Congress. PLAIN AND CAP TOE. English newspapers were satisfied with the decision in the Maybrick case, and praised the Home Secretary for the manner in which he bad discharged a difficult task.

The London Daily Telegraph urged the necessity for a court of criminal appeals in order to relieve the Minister of such decisions. through. The equipment and accommodations of the road are perfect for tourists' comfort. Its officials, Oak stoves and ranges are their baking qualities, the wonderful gauze running streams of water therefrom, a beautiful city in which to spend a Van Buren, Fayetteville and all points from the time Mr. Soott and his in Arkansas.

Send for a large map. day. fficient, thoroughly posted and busi oven door, allowing the air to enter in jets and basting the meats; consequently it does not evaporate the Send for a copy of the Missouri and Northward we go up the Platte val ness-like chief clerk, Mr. Speck, who Will discount anything ever shown for $4.00 or $4.50 for $3.00. Call for ALTMAN'S $3.00 SHOE.

Kansas Farmer, an eight-page illus presided over the Kansas City uices, but retains double the amount trated paper, containing full and relia office for upward of half a decade, are ley by the old adobe fort, Lupton, on to Evans through immense irrigation ditches, which make the country green and luxuriant. We arrive at ble information in relation to the bidden good-bye until Salt Lake is 707 MAIN, Kansas City, Mo. C. ALTMAN, 707 MAIN, Kansas City, Mo. great States of Missouri and Kansas.

of any other and is far better flavored. Prest Hardware and Furnace sole agents, 1216 and 1218 Grand avenue, Kansas City. eached, are energetic, courteous Issued monthly and mailed free. Greeley, founded under the care of and accommodating in the high est degree. Mr.

Scott has Address, J. E. Lockwood, G. P. T.

Kansas City, Mo. Horace Greeley in his brightest days. Embowered among thrifty shade trees, Dr. Elder is an early settler in City and is known from New York been in Kansas City as division GRANITE ASPHALT ROOFING CO. Warder Grand Opera Honse, passenger agent but a short time, but ESTABLISHED 1884.

accomplished by irrigation, no liquor is sold on penalty of forfeiture of lot An Unknown Quantity, is introducing reforms and getting on which it is sold. With a population hold on Western business which is OR IT MIGHT BETTER BE SAID AH UNKNOWN QUALITY. of 8,000 it is a most thrifty town. It KANSAS CITY, MO. When people buy such an article as greatly increasing the business of his road.

The recent arrangement with There has been trouble of a grave character in which evictions have been made, particularly in the vicinity of Homer, Iowa. During1 the recent absence of Mr. Brock, who lives on a farm near Homer, purchased from the Des Moines River Land Company, the house and barn were fired and entirely consumed and six acres of corn were cut down and much fence destroyed. Michael J. Leonard, a contractor of May field, recently discovered seventy-five acres of land near Ripley, upon which were rich deposits of yellow ochre and told his friend, H.

Bell, publisher of the Catholic Ad-Tocate, of Louisville, Ky. Bell bought the place at the ordinary value of land in that region and will give up his business to bring the ochre to market. There are only eight other beds of ochre in this country. has three papers. Granite and Gravel Roofing done promptly at lowest prices.

Their Roof Painting Is tli. finest in the world. Sbingle Roofs made to look equal to slate. For Roof Repairing they ave special mechanics and do a piano or organ they generally find Through a growing country we ar the Alton on Pullman sleeper accom that it usually ends in their buying rive at Cheyenne, the capital of Wy modatlons means a great deal for his oming Territory, a city of 9,000 peo Always carries the best attractions of the season. Finest house and stage in the instrument entirely on the recommendation and honor of the dealer to division.

ple. Fort Russell is to the west and San Francisco. See his advertisement in another column and give him a call. Burlington Fast Line for Chicago takes the lead. Leaves Kansas City at 6:45 p.

arrives in Chicago at 9:15 a. ahead of all other lines leaving at that hour. Invariably on time. Burlington Route for St. Louis leaves Kansas City 7:10 p.

m. Professors Rudolph Richter and Max Decs! are the founders of the Western National Conservatory of Music to open in Kansas City this fall, the former a well known pianist and the latter a graduate of the Vienna Con the West Cables within one block. REMEMBER MOTHER. whom they pay the money. work in llrst-elass manner.

Office, 10S Wast Ninth MtrMt. Factory, Tw.ntr-Tnlrd and Stat Lluc, TkXBPHOHI 1711. KANSAS CITY, MO. Since this is the case in nearly every is a great depot for Government supplies for Western forts. Further on Fort Laramie is reached, now being Sensible Advice For Parents as Well as piano bought, people should remember Children.

When Lydia Newman's old Quaker garrisoned by about 400 men. Up, uncle saw that she had fastened her Local Colnins for Announcements Weeily. that J. VV. Jenkins Son.

615 Main street, are the oldest dealers in pianos in Kansas City; also that they are up we go, climbing to the pretty little Newport ties with poppy great ridge where a drop of red ribbons, he frowned, and told her water falling divides half for the it was not seemly. But Lydia Atlantic, half for the Pacific and we Change of Time, Bnrllngton Fast Line. laughed. How does this suit you? The Bur john a. Mcdonald PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY.

(Established 1868 MAHUfACTURERS Of White Lead, Mixed Faints Fine Colon. Wholesale dealers in raints, Oils, Glass, Brashes and Paint era materials. 6IO Delaware Kansas City, Mo. servatory and member of the royal opera who has been granted leave of "I don't care for them myself," she arrive at Sherman, 8,242 feet above sea level. Down grade now begins toward the western valleys and agents for such makes of pianos as Decker Weber, Vose Sons, Kranich Bach and Cable Sons; Estey and Story Clark organs.

Every one of the above makes have been in the market eighteen years or more and have established an envied reputation for honest instruments at lowest prices possible. absence to found conservatories and said, "but I want my little boy to remember that his mother wore red lington fast train for Chicago now leaves Kansas City at 6:45 p. so that you will not hare to run away from business so early. Arrives in advance the cause of classical music. through snow sheds covering the track bows on her shoes." A fact you can buy furniture, car Vho does not remember the pretty like tunnels we sped along a country The Earl of Dunraven, owner of the Valkyrie, has written a long letter in which he explains that confusion was caused by the cablegrams that passed between the Royal Yacht Club and the New York Yacht Club, and these cablegrams occasioned an erroneous impression regarding his action in the matter of the challenge.

The New York Club, it appears, misunderstood his letter of June 21 The Earl says he never suggested that the New York Club offer a prize, but he hopes that a pets and window shades cheaper of A. Chicago at 9:15 a. gives you a in Southern Wyoming growing only things that "mother" wore? Her Duer, 1423 East Eighteenth, than any cactus, sage brush and buffalo dainty laces, the pale lilac dresses, whole day in each city. line makes the time quicker; no line reaches Chi where in Kansas City. grass.

A few small herds of the rose tucked under the lace on her breast, seem half divine when they cago near so early leaving' at this buffalo and deer are seen -in the Cheapest Excursion of the Season. become but memories to us. distance. Down into the Laramie hour. Dining cars lor meals, perfect track, vestibule train, invariably on time.

Commencing August 21, and continu valley to Laramie City, having 6,000 "Mother" is "mother," be she or rough, but what a difference ing up to and including; August 28, the Burlington Route for Denver, Colo COMMERCIAL BLOCK, Car. Ilth Mai Strtsts. inhabitants and all the Indications of thrift. Along the Laramie on to race witn me vaucyrie will De ar rado and California leaves Kansas City there is between the mother who has Chicago Alton railroad will sell excursion tickets to Milwaukee and re rtakUaM 04WssttSS UMrantoS All Knrliah and eanmmnl.1 Rmm.1im PhanMM. ranged for in 1890.

5:40 p. m. and 7:25 a. m. no time for foolishness and the mother Burlington Koute Is the direct and From the State University at Berke- short line for Omaha, St Paul and the who tries to please ber children! What an ideal we have when we recall how proud we were when we ly, comes a report of a disco v.

North. Address, H. C. Ork, turn for $13.98. Tickets will be good to return until September 5, and can be extended to September 30 upon application to the joint agent of the terminal lines at Milwaukee.

Ar ery made by one of the professors of Excursion Bates to Summer Resorts. The Chicago Alton railroad is now selling excursion tickets to the principal health and pleasure resorts of the North and East The "Chicago Vestibuled Limited1' on the Alton arrives in Chicago one hour ahead of all other lines, thus making and insuring connection with the morning express trains for the North and East, which is not made by any other lino. The "St Louis Vestibuled Limited" makes connection in St Louis union depot with all trains for Old Point Comfort and the famous resorts of tho Virginias. For tickets and all Information apply at city ticket office. Times building, 814 Main street or branch ticket office, 1038 Union avenue.

Gen. S. W. P. Kansas City.

brought our friends home from school the institution which, if true, will re and rather surprised them with her sult in revolutionizing the leather in graceful, pretty ways! Her hair was so soft, her eyes so tender, she talked About the Salting of Butter. rangements hare "been made by which excursion tickets will be honored going or returning between Chicago and phy, Typ Writing, taught at lowask ratea, I'nsnrpasaed Ail vintage. No Vacations. Cata. locuea Free.

asTR aura to visit or address tat CoUea-a before goinc elsewhere. EeTTwentj-fourtb Fall Session begins Sept. t. FOWLER ROBINSON, GRAND AVENUI Carriage Works. Carriage and Baggy Repairing, Painting, etc dose on short notice la the very best style.

ALSO tKTTKBlNO AMD DKCORATINO. la Bear 1TSS Oraad AniM, KANSAS CITY, Ma so well and knew how to make a boy Some very interesting as well as in- feel at home! It was not necessary to Milwaukee via rail or Goodrich steam instructive experiments have been make excuses for her, and say she was made with salt at the Minnesota Ex er, giving excursionist an opportunity to enjoy a pleasant sail on Lake so busy! The other boys themselves periment Station. It was found that dustry. The claim is made that experiments have determined that certain combinations of fat and oils with sulphur compounds when used for tanning have the effect of rendering: leather inpervious to water and so pliable as to render it almost indestructible. The assertion is made that boots and shoes manufactured of leather thus prepared will last five times as long as the foot wear now on the market with no additional cost praised her, and we felt sorry for even the merest film of butter was im' pervious to salt.

Different thicknesses The Chicago Alton trains make them, because we knew they must feel how much tweeter and prettier of butter were tried, all with the same connection in Union Depot, Chicago, she was than their mother could be! with the morning express trains, and result. It Is salt-proof. The only way it remains in butter to flavor it is It is wise for a mother to take time Fast Trains on the MJreat Beck Islaal Route." Sunday, August 4, is the date of the Antianarian Book Stall to dress and be fair in her children's purely mechanical. It can be mixed passengers taking the Chicago Alton arrive in Milwaukee several hours ahead of any other line. with butter, but never blends with it eyes, to read for their sake, to learn to talk well and to live in to-day.

The commander-in-chief of the It is always mechanically held In the minute spaces between the butter Pays highest price for The circle the mother draws around Medicine Bow and Carbon to Fort Fred Steele, now abandoned, we fly on to Rawlins where are railroad shops, the county seat buildings and three newspapers. On to the valley of the far famed "Bitter creek," whose banks and bottom are so treacherous that in the far years past stagers who never floundered in its alkaline mud bottoms were ever regarded as "bad men from Bitter creek." We arrive at the Green river, from which started the Powell expedition in 1869 for the exploration of the Colorado canyons and river bed. Here is where Bill Hickman used to make life miserable for Brigham Young by charging his converts $10 and $15 for passage of his ferry. Granger, Church Buttes, Carter and Aspen stations are passed and we arrive at the site of the now extinct Bear City, where thieves and cutthroats, once driven out, organized in the hills and attempted to take the town. Nothing now remains.

Evanston, with a population of 3,000 people, has immense coal mines. Nearly 1,000 Chinamen are engaged in them. We now cross the Territory line from Wyoming to Utah and are amidst the towering cliffs of the Wasatch mountains, the land of Zion. where Brigham Young brought his followers and consecrated the soil to the Latter Day Saints. Into the Echo canyon we go, through which the first Mor-moas entered the promised land.

Down, down through great crack in Grand Army has selected the Chicago eV Alton railroad as his official route. flight of the fast train to Chicago vis, "The Great Rock Island Route," leaving Kansas City 5:35 p. m. Supper and breakfast served in the company's famous dining cars. Connections made with fast morning trains out of her is more wholesome for the child than the one he has to make for him granules.

The smaller the granules, the more thoroughly can the brine be Books Sleeping cars will be run through to ecoH self, and- she is responsible for his social surroundings. distributed through it. The importance of this is self-evident Washing and salting butter while it remains in Milwaukee without change, and accommodations can now be reserved at the city ticket office of the Chicago It is not easy to be the child's mojtt Chicago. John Sebastian, General Passenger and Ticket Agent small granules is the common sense interesting companion, and to make home his strongest magnet, but the way of doing it. If the butter is 703 Main St.

Fer Beeks, Periodicals, Papers ai Magazines rail at the AatiqaarUa Beek Stall, 703 Mala St, Chicago. A. H. Moffet, Alton railroad, 814 Main street. 1 Weatera National Coaaervatory of Mule.

mothers who have done this have "gathered" before salting, it is hardly possible to salt as evenly, by any General Southwestern Passenger This conservatory will soon be opened been the mothers of good men. Golden Days. iHengst's New Gunpowder. A new gunpowder, the invention of Mr. Hengst, has recently been tested, and the results point to it as a promising substitute for black powder for military and sporting purposes.

The new powder is prepared from straw, which is pulverized, chemically treated, and finished in granular form for use. It is claimed for this powder that it is smokeless, flameless, practically non-fouling and non-heating, and that both the recoil and the report are less than those of black powder, with superior penetrative power. From the powerful character of this explosive, which, weight for weight, is 150 per cent stronger than gunpowder, and is not explodable by concussion, it is probable that in a compressed form it will be found to be applicable to blasting purposes. In every respect it appears to be powder of great promise. Scientific American.

for giving instructions at the Young Hen's Christian Association building, oo-rnpying rooms 4(8, 4X9, 410 and 41L Its faculty will consist of: It is comforting to know that, with the exception of the, baldness of old Agent Memphis Route. Commencing Sunday, May 12, trains Nos. 5 and 6 run daily. No. 6 will leave Kansas City at 5:10 p.

arriving at Fort Scott at 9:10 p. m. No. age, the loss of the hair may be only Professor Rudolph Richter Piano de T. SPOOR.

PropV. a D. BOWB, Soph, ToleoHone) I74S. Qawtoaau tahea foe BnUdtag Oonnilaaa. falniitSL Planingllill partment.

amount of working, as it easily can be if the salt is applied when the butter is In a granular condition. If the salt is all right and at once dissolves as it should, the butter can be immediately pressed into a solid mass and prepared or market This packing butter directly from the churn is becoming a common practice- It saves work, avoids injuring the grain of the butter, and lessens exposure to the air and consequent loss of flavor. Farm and Home. temporary, and that, with restoration to health and the removal of the particular cause, the hairs will grow again. A general course of tonics, with shampooing ax proper applica Mininmm of 6 will leave Fort Scott at 5:50 a.

arriving at Kansas City at 9:50 a. m. Prof assor If ax Decsi Vocal department. Baron Von Hacielinski Violin. Professor Carl Bosch Theory and bar lonr.

Mias Fienessa Browa Piano. Applications by pupils naay be mads at SASH, DOORS BLINDS Although new time card doea not take tions, will give good results, although Fasiay Front Deoav Motdtnra Scroll snal sMaaadQsslBtUI War effect until 8:30 a. No. 8 will leave Fort Scott as showa In time card. it Is sometimes months before a per feet cure is established.

-Youth's sty and S4 any tint, commencing Monday, Aagas Is, between the hoars of 9 to 11 a. m. aad tT. K. Lockwood, G.

P. T. A. the mountains, with stony wall tow- Comjwsioa. I to p.

as. I.