Local Notices and Advertisements From Lawrence Area Penny Press
A mixed page of public notices and ads including drugstore items, time card changes for Santa Fe, probate appointment of a guardian for Paul Clayton, church schedule at Plymouth, a grade school appointment, scrip buyback at Douglas County Bank, Star Shoe Store leadership, Woodward's Specials scented soap, Colgate perfume and Cashmere Bouquet similarity, Alicock's Porous Plasters praise and long standing reputation for efficacy as a household remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicock
Quantrell raid scrip buyers urged by bank call request
Merchants National Bank offers top cash price for Quantrell raid scrip. Reports note Fred Morris sent with Sants Yo surveying outfit toward the Colorado line and various local happenings including county institute sessions, prison release, and upcoming camp meetings with reduced rail fares and free grove access on most days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Fred Morris
Sants Yo
Colorado Line
Night work on a prospective gas well at 700 feet depth
A reporter observed intense glare from torches at a gas well under repair. Night workers planned to restart machinery in about an hour, with new fixtures and pulleys near the old 700 foot depth. Water pumping continued as crews prepared to resume drilling in earnest amid flickering light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Republican
County Normal and local rural life notes chronicled
A county normal school opens with increased attendance and active class work in methods of teaching reading and composition. Reports describe experiments in natural philosophy, a well attended institute, and local news on weddings, crops, weather, fish harvests, and a German camp meeting. Rail and regional railroad chatter, depots, train schedules, and freight rates frame a snapshot of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongiss
Alwaze
Banta
K. Miller
A Little Science on Sanitation and Peroxide Atmosphere
A discussion on sanitarians notes the uses of salioyus acid in canning, artificial sea atmosphere from hydrogen peroxide solutions, and chlorine compounds as disinfectants. It covers carbonic acid density in air, effects of electricity in cities, and the expansion needs of rails and bridges. It also mentions calisthenics improving mental function, and early observations in artificial whetstones and color associations with sounds and numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Brooklyn
Industrial import and town industry notes in brief
Industrial import figures sketch shipping from PortapaLonia to gapav and a late consignment of eighty thousand cases. New England and middle states crop value exceeds grains. National wealth around 44 billion, farms claim about a quarter. Sixteen states produce nails and spikes at 810,979,000 pounds annually. Newark New Jersey builds first electric vessel, thirty seven feet, for Newark to New York. Coal production about 109,000,000 tons yearly with minimum value over 147,000,000. Newark leads corkscrew manufacture, one firm making 150,300,000 corkscrews. Buffalo rail traffic is heavy with 434 miles of tracks, dozens of trains daily and 15,000 rail jobs paying over 7.2 million yearly. over 50,000 people depend on railroads locally. A free trial of Dr King s New Discoveries is offered at Barber Bros Drug Store. Warrensburg aldermen discuss granting a street railway franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PortapaLonia
Gapav
New England
Middle States
Newarka
N. Y
Newark
New York
N. J
Tas Railroad
Buffalo
Lost Black Cashmere Shows at the Opera House
A notice requests the return of a lost black cashmere jacket or wrap not for evening events, with instructions to leave it at the JOURNAL office. The ad then touts complete stock of dry goods and carpets with guaranteed low prices and invites careful inspection by L. O. McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Business College
Sod Academy
E. L. McIlravy
George Innes
Journal Office
McIntire
Banker's Daughter closes Wilber show with prize watch
The Wilber comedy company wrapped a very successful week with The Banker's Daughter. The entire cast including Markham Streblon Rogers and Weathrook were well received. A gold watch was awarded to holder of lucky number 2899, C. B. Wiseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Comedy Company
Mr. Markham
John Streblon
Mita Rogers
Lillian Weathrook
C. B. Wiseman
Townsfolk Visit in Bidwell and Topeka District
It lists residents and visitors including D Bigiow Armourdale and Mr Hetse Topeka who were in town yesterday. Prof. Graham went to Baldwin and Bert Granger Topeka also visited. Mrs W B Hayne travels to Wichita to join her brother while H N Zeigler Manhattan and Col C Learnard were in New York on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ¥. Bigiow
Armourdale
Hetse
Topeks
Prof
Graham
Baldwin
Mra. E. Dickson
Geuda
Springs
Bronzel
Ottawa
Bert Granger
Topeka
W. BH. Hayne
Wichita
HN. Zeigler
Manhattan
Col. C. &. Learnard
New York
Wm. Shaw
Big Springs
John Walton
Vinland
William Brass
Kanwaka
Miles Mary Churchill Ban
Gardner
Kas
Jessie Blodgatt
Lulu Snoddy
F. O. Millard
P. A. Boyl
North Lawrence
Kansas City
B. W. Woodward
Manitou
Colorado
John Hutchings
H.L. Moors
Canada
Isabella Pack
Sarah Keo‘dell
Genevieve Howland
Tudgs Bassett
Lawrence
Independence
Guawa Republican
Warren Head
Springboro
Crawford County
M.D. Greenles
Mr. Head
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Journal
Union Pacific Railroad
Hilba& m
Purla Railway
Atchison, Tupeka
Santa FE Railroad
yurne + nes
North California Express
Colorado Expres
Denver Express
Texas Express
Ogege City Express
Boing Znet
Atlantic Ebb
New York Xpress
Esetern Express
Texan Express
Kansas City Express
J. F. Goppano
G. T. Nichorsos
R. E. Tasos
Southern Kansas Railwayx
Widam
Towahd
Young
Union Ticket Office
Mase. St
J. P. Boss
Agi
A. T
Ees
L. B. Kelfer
National Bank
Quantrell
Stripe District Court
Woodward's
C. Bruce & Son
A. L. Lull
1. C.C.7
Woodward
Lida W. Eloridge
Rhode Island Street
Woodward’s
A.J. Fluke
F. L. Webster
Hood
Atkingon
JoukNaz
Gibaon's
Dr. Sage
Leis
Ridemiller & Co
Massachusetts Street
Santa Fe
Cosmoline
Vasalog
Universty
Normal Institute
Feodward
Wyeth
J. B. Fleming
Sparta
the Presbyterian Church
Sarat Clayton
Guardiar
Paul Clayton
Plymouth Church
Milea Jesaia Howe
Lawrence High School
State Normal School of
Emporia
Douglas County Bank
Geo. F. Sprague Hso
Annterest
Star Shoe
Manley
Boston
Aftenyone
Colgste’s
Ol.gate
County Normal Institute
City of
Mexico
Seymore
Marshall Co., Mo
Baptist Church
K. W. Dobbins
McDonald
University Department of Music
Russell
Greenwood Springs
A.olson
J. Russell
Massachusetts
Henry Street
St Louis
el Dorado Republican
Greeley Gag
Bay ‘Ritten
Martin
SGH
Helen Gougar
D. R. Anthony
Frank James
G.F. Frazer
Miss Frazer
Fuesday
Wilson County Cit
Marlin
M. T. McMahon
Board of Manswers
National Homes For Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Dayton
Ohio
Pacific Coset
Board of Managers
Republican
Salvation Army
Bedden
State Board of Health, Sife
Epiteot
Daya
Redden
Kangas
Alexander
State Board
Bussais
Bismarck Grove Augnatis
District of Kansas
Charles Ott
Barms
Hilmes
Wyandotte
Emelish
Unlon Pacific
A.B. Kahnweijler & Bro
the City of London Inc. Co
A.B. Kahnweller & Bro
Germany
Ins. Co
A. B. Kahnweller & Bro
Pheonix of Brooklyn Ins. Co
Board of Commitmen
Ers
Justice Court
Edgar
Garrett Smith
C. A. Biglow
Robert Meith
L. G. Basse
German Toerrance Co
Basse
Costa
Geo
Innes
Wm. Day
M. C. Brace & Son
W. Eldridge
A.m. Co. Brace & Son
W. N. Winquest
M. C. Bruce & Co
L. CG. Graves
Albert Moore
Bir
Barber
Kentucky Street
Beatty
Thel. C. . F
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Moore
Cincinnati
Oho
Arthur Evans
Ouray
Cleveland
Ouray Hardware Co
Bright
John Barber
R. Moore
Samuel P. Moore
Kangssa City
Jacque Hitchie
William Moore
G. McConnell
Los Angeles
MC. A. Not
San Francisco
Kansas
E. B. Gorsuch
Fisher
Sparks
A.D. Weaver
A.J. Warren
Wii Bightower
Sayers
J. W. Lawaon
Mud Creek
K. Pierson
Medis
France
H.C. Patterson
Misa Howe
Woater
Rumsey
A. ¥. Allen
Blamarck
Vineland
B. Hynes
St. Louis
CG. W. Cook
Union Pacific
Nebraska, Kansas & Southwestern Railroad
Hlawkths
East
Rile
Cotton Belt
Agent Snow
Wabash Railway
Chicago
Feld
Barber Bro’s
Warrensburg, Mo
GEO. Inness
Belle Kennedy
Kanass City
A.A. Whitbeck
W.H. Sears
Wid
F. Russell Kaa
Lakin
Kanwaks
Yessterday
Bank of England
Noah Redford
Warrensburg
Dan Pleasants
Haskins
St. Mary's Parish
Union Labor Party of New York
Orvette Preston
Steuben
Tobe Watkins
Fort Smith
Ark
Pierce
Pierca
Brett
South End
Atock
Rirst Baptist
Hev
A. W. Stote
Corner Kentucky and
Leary Streete
Econd Baptist
Connecticut
Burkley
Mercer
Carper Obio
Warren Atresta
Alea
Sourth Baptist
M. Brown
Viatur
Lincoln
Rhode Island
Connect
Ucot Streets
North Lawrences
Plymouth Congregational
Her i
Cordley
Paster
Vermool Street
Berkley
Warren
Warren Atrecte, Pus Congregational—Lev. 1,Norris, Paatar
Sim and
Riude Leland Streets
North
GaeoRa
Congregational
Rev .W. Weight
Kentucky
Henry and
Warrenatresta
Kinty Episcopal
A. Beatty
Pant Corner
Vermont and
Berkley Streets
Bas Lutheran
Delo
New
New Hampehitra
Quincy
Streete
Erman
EVA Evangelical Lutheran Hey
Delan
Peator
Rhode
Leland
Warren Atreeta
Jrst Methodist Episcopal
Berkley Atreeta
Erman Methodist
Henry Harnes
L. EK. Billingsley
Fae
Sestor
Elui Atcents
P. m
M. E.st. Luke's Chapel
J. Mi
Wiikereon
Warren Streets
M. E
M. Wooten
Pietur
Elm Ereets
M. Uemund
Vermont
Warren Streeta
Nited
A.george
Barkley Atreeta
Paator
Main and
Delaware Steoate
REK Methodist
Kay, Juvejoy, Paator Corner
Connecticut and
Hancock Ajreeta
Gee Sohn
Frey
Gainey
Berkey and
Quincy Streets
Y. Bo
Freshyterland
M.C. A
Massachusette
Henry Streets
Entenary
M. E.chech
North Side
Curstiar Sher
Testan
Ospim
Anguat
Ed Wan
Hawee Kanes
Cotene
William Engelaman
Sommer Eld
Te Tank Tay
Angurt
Iton
Douglas County
Frederick Engelaman
Tate
Douglas
Seconans
Aald
Beton M. Summerfield
Siwan
Nog
Data Court
Boi County
Samuel Skinner
Mary Skinner
Swat