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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1890
Page
8
Public railway schedule fragment from the Southern Kansas Railway listing depart times and route notation for the Leavenworth branch with partial corridor text and arrival details.
Notices of pension increases for Phillip W. Morris and Eli S. Mercer of Lawrence. Various ads follow including Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claim, a marriage by Rev. J. Endecott at 437 Illinois, and testimonials for Electric Bitters from residents of Joinville and nearby areas. Also mentions real estate purchase, restaurant plans in Massachusetts street, and the Chicago Journal’s Gateways of Tourist Travel with rail promo. June travel sales and a weekly Seaside and White Mountain Special are announced.
On Decoration Day 188? at Gettysburg, a large crowd gathered for ceremonies at the National Monument. Senator Ingalls delivered an oration praising Civil War sacrifices, discussing Union victory, Lincoln, Lee, and the meaning of the flag, urging remembrance and the idea that the dead did not die in vain.
Beginning with the January issue the Topeka Weekly Capital will be enlarged to 12 pages and strengthened in every feature. The Kansas paper aims to serve Kansans always and invites patronage. A special arrangement allows offering The Capital in advance. Every Kansan should have his local paper and a capital paper. Try this combination for one year.
The item describes stylish wide brim caps made from white and black mull and black Sarah silk. New arrivals offered at low prices with attractive appearance.
The Gazette announces a limited time subscription drive offering Tuy Gazzrrn for one dollar a year to cash paying subscribers who clear arrears. It proclaims the paper the best family publication in Douglas County, urging farmers to not be without it and directing readers to the Journal building office.
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