Van Peyma's Paper du lieu suivant : Kansas City, Kansas • 8

LOCAL NEWS. PRIVATE WIRES TO CH1CAOO AND NEW YORK. First-Class in All Its Appointments. NEW ALBANY says that there will not be any improvement for Borne three or four weeks. Butter is coming in freely, but is of poor quality.

Among the brokera in bonds, stocks, grain and provisions doing business in Kansas City, none ranks higher or is noted for its absolute fairness in all dealings than is the A. M. McDear-mont Commission company. The firm occupies the spacious rooms No. 107 and 110 in the Navajo building, No.

716 Delaware street, where customers are made welcome at all times and all facilities are provided for transaction HOTEL A. M. fflcDEARMOTT COMMISSION COMPANY. GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON, STOCKS AND BONDS. Rooms 107 to.

no Navajo Building, 716 Delaware Street, KANSAS CITY, MO. JXO.m Jfm CROWLEY, Mgr. of business. Direct wires to Chicago and New York place the firm in instant communication with these great mar kets of the world. Of course we hard ly think it necessary to speak of their financial standing, yet it may not be Cable Cars Pass the House 1024 Union Opposite Union to All Parts of the City, KANSAS CITY, MO.

amiss to state that they carry the largest bank balances of any firm in Kansas City. You can purchase from them stocks, bonds, grain and provisions, either for immediate delivery or on margins if you prefer. linlon National Dank Reference National Bunk of Commerce Commercial Asencie The smallest trades they handle with margins are as follows: F. B. BONNIWELL, Prost.

W. H. GRANT, V. Prest. and Seoy.

JOHN CALVIN, Troa. BOtJfJIVELL-CALVirj IRON CO. Jobbers in IRON and STEEL. 2,000 bushels wheat, margin 2 cents per bushel, $40.00. 2,000 bushels corn, margin 2 cents per bushel, $40.00., 2,000 bushels oats, margin 2 cents McDcarmott, Evans Lcc, Bankers and Brokers, 35 Wall Street 15 Broad Street, per bushel, $40.00.

100 barrels pork, margin 40 cents per barrel, $40.00. New York. 10,000 lbs. lard or ribs, margin $40.00. They charge commissions as follows; Grain per bushel; pork 2c per Next Monday is Labor day, There will be no celebration of the day in this city.

Former Detective Joe Addison is now engaged in business lor himself at 301 North James street. The Grlnter Cemetery association will meet next Saturday at ten a. m. at Charles Perkins' store, Mrs. Fred Drees and daughter, Miss Katie Drees, returned on Sunday from a two-weeks' visit to Chicago.

Mr, and Mrs. William Mattfleld have gone on a visit to their daughter, who lives with her husband near Lawton, Ok. Policemen call the beat between Seventh and Tenth streets on Minnesota avenue the Keeley beat. Why? No saloons. Mr.

Alfred Weston, the feed store man, is building a handsome brick etore building on Third street near Minnesota avenuo. Mr. Claud Duval, of Hutchinson, wants W. H. Craddock nominated next year for governor again.

How cruel of Mr, Duval. Mr. Herrmann Kampmeyer, father of ex-Councilman Ernest Kampmeyer, will leave in a few days on a business trip to Oklahoma territory. While filling the ice box at Rauter's grocery store on Third and Everett last Monday Mr. L.

Black had a finger on his left hand smashed. Mr. and Mrs. Purdy, of North Fifth street, returned Friday morning from a two-months' visit to Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. A policy game at the rear of a building near Third street and Oakland avenue was raided Tuesday.

Probably the fellows operating the game didn't stand in. Deacon Prior is still filling prescriptions at Young Clark's drug store, C02 Minnesota avenue. He islhe most distinguished looking man in the business. The Sunday school of the German Evangelical Zions' church, Seventh and Orville, will picnic out at beautiful Pra'un's grove next Sunday afternoon. Since Wednesday cars have been running on the road between Jame3 street and the Union depot, where passengers are transferred to the Ninth street lines.

Mr. Pearl Morgan, manager of the Kansas City Star in this city, Mrs. Morgan and Master Howard returned Sunday evening from a pleasant tour ito Colorado. A grocery keeper on North Third Carriage Wagon Hardware, Woodwork Trimmings. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS TOPS, CUSHIONS AND BACKS.

1207 to 1215 West 10th St. KANSAS CITY, M0, OTTO KNAPP, barrel; lard and ribs, $2.50 on each 10,000 pounds, and. on railway and other stocks, of l'per cent Remittances may be made by post office mon key order, draft or express, or deposited in your home bank, who will wire them, when your orders will be mil Bi 1R Mil Send them your address and they will mail you a letter every week In which they give their opinion of the future market on all things they deal THE FAETH IRON COMPANY, Manufacturers, Jobbers and Importers iron mico brand steel in. WAGON, IRON, CUTLERY, WOOD, STEEL, TINWARE, tools, Etc. ERICH HOMUTH, Pension Attorney AND.

Notary Public. STOCK, 1504 Grand Avenue Telephone 312 Orand. KANSAS CITY, MO. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Wagon and Carriage Hardware and Woodstock, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.

Tops, Cushions and Backs, Finished Wagon Wood. Office and Warehouse Cor. Santa Fe and St. Louis KANSAS CITY, MO. Business in foreign countries promptly attended to.

Office 641 Minnesota ave. Residence 706 Quindaro boulevard A. I). BAYLES. S.

S. BAYLE3. Bunting-Stone Hardware Go. Shelf and Builders' Hardware, Contractors' Supplies, Cutlery, Tools, Stoves, Ranges, House Furnishings, Paints, Brushes, Etc. FOR YOUR HEALTH DRINK THE CELEBRATED Dick Beer.

offered to buy from the letter carrier $1 worth of postage stamps if Brewed in QTJINCY, he. could obtain them at a discount. Guess who it is. Phone 2122-2253 Main. 804-806 Walnut Street, KANSAS CITY, MO.

Miss Katie Drees conducts a splen From the Best Hops and Malt Obtainable. Vehicle Top and Trimming Co Manufacturers of Tops, Cushions, Lazy Backs, Storm Aprons, Dust Hoods, T.Linm.k.rr. Trimmings, Etc. Cor. Eighth and Mulberry KANSAS CITY, MO.

didly equipped millinery store on Minnesota avenue and was in Chicago to acquainted with the latest fashions and select her fall stock. The contract for rebuilding the Cen RICHARDS CONOVER HARDWARE CO. tral avenue bridge was let Tuesday to the American Bridge company, of New York, for $72,920, and is to be completed In three and a half months. JOBBERS OF HEM'S BEER IS THE BEST! FOR SALE IN ALL FIRST-CLASS SALOONS. Call lis up If you wish a cane of ileliglitfnl IIUER sent to yonr house.

Telephones tiSS and 637 Main. Citizens of Argentine are angry be-cause the county commissioners re fused to be held up by the bridge com' VAL BLATZ. Runs flntlfiTY Hardware Heayy panies, who had formed a pool and ried to charge about $50,000 more than UHI1U1 the bridge was worth. SPORTING GOODS, SEWING MACHINES, STOVES. WIENER BEER Is Unexcelled in the Market.

Brewed from the Purest Hops and Malt. Ask for It Mr. It. T. Mooney, of Grinter, was in the city on Tuesday.

He re Iron and Steel, Tin Plate and Metals, Barbed and Plain ports the crops in his neighborhood are rather disappointing. Oats only Wire, Harness, Paints, Contractors' Supplies. averages about 15, wheat 14, corn 30 and potatoes 55 bushels per acre. Fifth Wyandotte Sts, KANSAS CITY, MO, Fifth Wyandotte Sts. Kansas City Branch: Corner Walnut and Front.

Telephone Main 342. A. P. SPAAR, Mgr, Rev. Wippermann, pastor of the German Methodist church, will leave in a few days for Warrensburg, as.

EVANS, Contractor Builfler, 647 Orville Street, Kansas City, Kan. where he will take charge of an or phan asylum. His place in the church liere has not yet been filled. Receipts in eggs have materially -fallen off during the last few days and GLASNER BARZEN DISTILLING AND IMPORTING Successors to GLASNER BARZEN, DISTILLEKS AND JOBBERS OF FINE WHISKIES. 519-521 Delaware St.

Mr. Albert Schmitz. the oldest whole commission merchant in this city, The Wyandotte Goal and Lime Company, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WEST. Dealers In All Kinds of COAL, WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

Office: Basement Columbia Southeaet Corner Glli Minnesota Avis. Yards: 3d and Minnesota, 6th and Central. Tfilenhnns 148 3249. KANSAS UlTY, MU. i GEORGE EYSSELL, Union Depot Drug Store.

FINE LIQUORS AND WINES A SPECIALTY. M. B. HASKELU Streator, 111. W.

W. HASKELL. 337 Washington Ave, SAMPLE BOOM. (jus Zornr EUROPEAN HOTEL Finest Rooms in the City. Opposite Waiting Rooms.

HASKELL HARDWARE. BUILDERS' CONTRACTS A SPECIALTY. STOVES AND TINWARE, CUTLERY AND PAINTS. KANSAS CITY, DO, ,1036 Union Avenue. 211 East Twelfth KANSAS CITY, MO.

Phong West 352, 522 Minnesota KANSAS CITY, KAN. MORLBY'S, mm i 11 i i I 9 rHr ito rtr-ftnUi ffli ill KW UU te 51 800 Walnut KANSAS CITY, M0..