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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1906

Page

4

Gas heaters at own price and gas fittings offered

Ohio Nat Gas Supply House and GEO W. Savage advertise room for spring shipments, selling gas heaters at self price with gas fitting and installation. Also promoting electrical and gas lighting supplies from Fred W. Fein and other local vendors. Reports on Baldwin population trend and local tradesmen listings conclude with horsehoeing and harness services in Lawrence.

Ranger Ohio Nat Gas Supply House Mass St Fred W. Fein East Henry Street Bell Phone

Idaho Senate race names Borah rival from Kansas

U. Man to Senate Ww. E. Borah a former K. U. students candidate for United States senator from Idaho. Borah is remembered by older students a student. He has been west several years and has become rich. His opponent will Lea J Harady formerly of Abilene, and in any event Kansas will have another man to the senate. Ed. Manter, express and baggage wagon, hauls trunks to and from the depots, moves household goods, phones, red 5991. Mra. Mattie Andrews reported dying from burns Friday is still alive although the end is expected any hour.

Ww. E. Borah K. U United States Idaho Borah West Lea J Harady Abilene Kansas Senate Mra Mattie Andrews Burns Manter

Protech's Tailor Shop Looted in Break-In

Richard J Protechs tailor shop was robbed last night two pairs of trousers stolen entry gained through a street facing window. Work room was searched but only the two ready to deliver trousers were missing no clues found by police.

Taylor Richard J. Protech

Incubator baby case moves and local notices in Sedalia

Reports from Sedalia Missouri note Mrs Barclay and Miss Kelly as key witnesses in the incubator baby case. J G Barclay has left his firm to travel for another. Also there are local notices on coal ads, restaurants moving, hotel rates, and real estate transfers plus alleys of household sales and a call to use the Journal want columns.

Sedalia

Ladies Literary League Meeting and Local Notices

The Ladies Literacy League met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs May Phills home 1122 Ohio street a parlor gathering with guests Mrs A J Grtlin spoke on Japan with rare curios from her trip. President Mrs Oloey presented Grifin a bouquet of carnations. Next meeting set for February 13 with Mrs W W Russ 1234 Tennessee street. A social hour followed. City ordinance requires water connections before paving on streets. Willard W C T A hosts mothers meeting at Mr C A Porters 121 Tennessee street Friday at 2 40 pm with district leader Mrs Marey present. Fred J Lown buys John Schreiners restaurant at 911 Massachusetts street plans meals and rooms patrons invited. Elks Monday and Tuesday night performances on sale at Woodward's drug store. Omsted’s Cough Cure advert promises satisfaction 25 cents. Henry street paving delayed due to an error.

Ladies Literacy League May Phill Ohio Street A. J. Grtlin Japan Oloey Mra Grifin W.W. Russ Tennessee Willard W. C. T. A C. A. Porter Tennessee Street O'Clork Marey Baldwin Brady

Wizzard of Ox at Opera House Promises Spectacular Show

Amusements note the Wizzard of Ox to be staged at the opera house next Thursday evening. The piece follows last year’s success, a leader in its class. Frank Bunm’s fairy tale supplies a spectacular spectacle, with caricaturists’ ideas faithfully echoed in the play’s construction.

Tre “Wizzard Frank Bunm

Woodmen of the World Dance at Woodman Hall

Woodmen of the World hosting a country dance at Woodman Hall located at 902 Maes Street on Thursday evening February. Public invited to attend the community event.

Woodmen of the World Woodman Hall Maes, Street

Library Board Elects Officers for Coming Year

Lawrence public library board held annual meeting to elect officers. J BR Griggs named president, A L Cox vice president, Carente S Hall secretary, Wm Bromelsics treasurer. Harry Dick appointed to library bureau. bylaws to be revised by Cox and Autillall. District court cases noted. several local social notices follow with dance and entertainment details.

Lawreace Free Public Library Aternoon Harry Dick E. Bimgardnes Wm Komelsick J BR Griggs A L Cox Carente Hall Wm. Bromelsics Library Bureau W. G.kanker Lilly EO Bumpaniner Public Messrs Cox Autilall

For Sale or Trade Residence on Mass St No 1793

For sale or trade a residence at 1793 Mass St with 125 ft frontage and 730 ft depth. Open to trading all or part for smaller property closer to the west side. C G Trank, Mass St. Also notes of local vendors offering items and coal orders with contact phones and photos by Shelly Photographer at 719 Mass St. Russell Parka Co promotes coal prices and delivery from Kentucky and Henry streets with phone contacts 435 and 53.

Mass C. G. Trank B. W. McFarlane Kentucky Henry Streets Russell Parka Co

Kansas City Stock and Grain Prices Feb 3 8 8

Kansas City and Chicago share a cattle and grain snapshot with price ranges for cattle beef steers stockers and feeders cows and calves hogs and grain futures and cash bids in late February. Cattle prices show varied ranges across beef steers stockers and feeders and cows. Grain notes include wheat corn oats and rye with May July and cash quotes and feed hay values.

Kansas City Chicago Kanesa City G. Hay Timothy—Choica

Kansas and Nebraska plan resumed athletic ties next week in Lincoln

Kansas board finalizes terms for renewed athletic relations with Nebraska. First contest under the arrangement will be a basketball game at Lincoln next week. Other items include the Chanute YMCA convention trip and various club lectures.

Kansas Nebraska Kansas Board Lincoln

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robertson Brothers Weather Report C. E. Porter Massachusetts Street Smith’s News Depot Bass Lawrence Windsor E. Otis Perkins Geo W. Savage Robert Edmondson East Warreo Street Arices J. H. Gillham & Co Vermont Street A E Platts H. W. Henderson U. Man Mass. St Mrs. Andrews Protéch’s Tailor Shop Mrs. Williams Bakery Best Willams Walker Bowersick Opera House Walt Eastern Star Bakery Olmsted Shelly 710 Lawrence Pantatorium W. Warren Steel Vate Kan Hugh Blair W. J. Francisco Hester Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods Guenther St. Beth J.T. Constant Home Phone Veronica California WOODWARD @ CO S Smith’s News Depot 500 Gott and Athletic Goods Najor’s Frost’s Restaurant Bell Frank W. Brown Batterson Bros Warren Warren Street Waranth Central Hotel Emil Hunsinger Liks’ Minstrels Eastern Star Scott Opera House Smith's News Depot Collins Russell- Sparks Co Coal Bath Buster Brown Fast careWit Jon. Sehreker Vey Masa. St I Nicholson Taskell Bakers the Institute Central Vermont Streets Carrer Grocery Lee Streets Baptist Gitls Circle Raymond’s Drug Store Lawrence Water Co Willis K. Folks W. W. A. Reynolds Muskogee J. T Frances Leck University Place Alfred W. Stone Shreveport F.C Lucy Stone Pinckney Streat Curtin Stone, Et al Pinckney Streit Edward E. Stone Spokane Washington Pinckney Street Hese Bax the Journal Ladies Literary League Sir Lawrence Water Company Peas Eee Eee T.U Fred J. Lown John Schreiner Lie the Elks Woodward's Drug Store Omsted Valentine Hoadley's Isc A.D. Weaver W. H. McGee & Co Bailey Ed Anderson Library Board Valentings Ab Loughton's Phil Kersey Aliikala Sas Alc District Court Renj. Palmer David Lowery Bougnton’s Wi'l Clauseer Ralph Clauseer Topeka Chas E. Decker Mrs A. D. Weaver Mrs. Gay Eleanor Morse Junction City Morse Sigma J. A. Kee'er Eclipse C. R Manhattan Kans W. J. Bumsch Ben Hur A. Gilford C. W. Sparr Beweer Giford Brewer St. Louis Bard Girls F.A A. Hall Missis Marie Adams Edna Willits Ella Nye Elma Henry Mesara Kenneth Carrell Frazer Hiawatha Missis Ethel Davis Mildred Po F. A. A. Hall Troubadour Amusement Company of W. H.griffen Raymond & Co Plymouth Church Keelers Buskstore Seidel Squires Studio Raymond Costa Russell-Sparks Co Masa Boughton's Valentines University Book Store Fale Lonsdale Hill, Blackstone Hope Innes, Bullene & Hackman University OF Kansas Chanute Bassett Ewdard Bourne Yale University Liwrereabrett Jung Missouri Defferson City Mu Fen W.D . Vandivere State Insurance Department Lizenues Espleai A Aii Joby Parmer Texas Falfurriasmmigration Co Falturrias, Texas G. C. Hawk Douglas County Bowensock Opera House Hamlin & Mitchell Woodward & Co Bill Elks Minstrels Bowersock Opera House Williams and Walker All Elks O. P. Barber & Son
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