Lawrence Journal ad rates and address change notice
The Lawrence Journal Company sets subscription prices by mail and carrier and notes address change procedure. Remittances may be sent by draft post office order express or registered letter at the paper's risk. Lawrence Kansas April 1886.
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Aix
Dells
THE
Lawrence Journal Company
Lawrence
Kansas
G .O
Philadelphia
Pas
Clarke
Provective Union Sud Coleotien Bureau
Uble
Republican Caucuses in Lawrence Set for April 2 1884
Lawrence Republican voters in multiple wards are asked to meet at usual voting places on Friday April 2 between 7 and 8 p m to nominate a City Council candidate and select three delegates and three alternates per ward for a City Convention on April 3 at 7 30 p m at the Court House to nominate a Justice of the Peace and two Board of Education members and a City Committee member from each ward.
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Lawrence
Alec
Court House
Justice of the Peace
Board of Education
Immons
Isaas W. Stone
Kan
Tuseday
Sald
Sth
Tucker , Andrews
Mazeachusetts Street
Massachusetts Street
Berkley
Ssnderson
Henry
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Old City Hell
North
Locust
Maine
Republican Policy and Broom Corn Profits in Kansas
Ex Doxtapo Republican notes Kansas farmers raised broom corn last season and sold at $125 to $175 a ton, nearly double prior prices. He argues broom corn at $125 bets double the value of corn at twenty cents a bushel and calls it profit above that. He cites three core Republican aims universal education ballot freedom and rising worker wages as the nation’s life, inseparably linked and mutually sustaining.
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Kansas
Senator Hoar
Julia Ward Howe
Jere Davia
Globe- Democrat
Gen. Johnston
Davis
Confederacy
Mexico
Richmond
South
American views on British corruption and Kansas beauty cited
The passage cites Andrew Carscare praising American resilience against perceived British graft, while Chicago literary circles defend William Black from alleged slang misrepresentation. It then extols Kansas beauty in nature and progress, praising its towns, farms, and industrious spirit as true measures of beauty and character.
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Chicago
Wm. Black
Mr. Black
State Journal
Kansas
Cabinet clashes over removals spark partisan tension
Washington elites maneuver around the president by denying charges against removed officials while blaming political needs for the changes. The stance aims to appear consistent, but critics across parties remain unsatisfied and demand clear justification for removals and appointments.
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Washington
Remedies for female complaints offer cure without a physician
A Mrs. W. C. Holmes advertises an illustrated treatise with remedies for female ailments that allegedly cured a local woman after other methods failed. Readers are urged to send a two cent stamp for the securely sealed directions and address the 658 Broadway, N.Y. notice.
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W. C. Holmes
Broadway
Anniversary of Kansas conflict and 1855 election invasion
A retrospective on Kansas history notes the violent 1855 election clash when Missouri invaders, organized via Blue Lodges, swayed votes in Kansas reducing lawful ballots. It recalls Lawrence polling under siege and cites figures, names like General Joe Shelby and Clarence F. Jackson, and frames the event as a prelude to the abolition of slavery and state formation.
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To Park
Kansas
Reade
Missouri
Blue Lodges
Lawrence
Bloomington
Joe Shelby
Lexington
Clarence F. Jackson
Union
Mr. Lane
Jackson County
Congress
Portland Citizens Pledge to Defend Law and Order
In Portland Oregon fifteen hundred citizens convened to uphold free institutions and personal liberty. They formed a fifteen member committee to aid authorities against outlaw threats to Chinese residents and denounced a hoodlum boycott of the Oregonian newspaper, affirming patriotism and restraint.
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Portland
Oregon
Friends of Law and Order
The
Oregonian
Bed-Ridden Dyspeptic Cured by Pills
G F Haight of Westfield New York writes that after six boxes Brandreth's Pills he recovered from crippling dyspepsia and constipation. He details six years of illness including bed rest and fear of bowel consumption before his recovery.
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G.F. Haight
Westfeld, Chautauqua Co
N. Y
Brandreth
A Novel Feature in Investents and Scattered Notices
The article pitches United States Land and Investment Company offerings with bonds, stock bonuses, and installment plans tied to cattle investments and New York offices. It also reports City robberies, social concerns on women's breadwinning, and Gen Johnston’s defenses of Davis amid Civil War questions.
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Teeh
Indus
Arkie
Englieh
Talktons Ag
United States Land and Investment Fat Company
Broadway
X. Y
United States Land and Investment Company
New York
D&swsm
Beginnings of Sickness Warn Against Small Ailments
An early warning against neglecting minor illnesses and the danger they pose. The text promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic for debility, digestion, and dyspepsia, claiming it restores vitality, regular digestion, and overall health as a nerve food and alterative.
Berlin temptations and German character in a travel letter
The author discusses spending 200 marks in Berlin as a test of self-control noting cheap stores and bargaining with locals. He rebuts sweeping judgments of Germans, cites a Sunday concert scene, and argues national character cannot be generalized, urging cautious, slow judgment. The piece closes with reflections on culture, religion, and personal experiences in Berlin.
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Europe
Berlin
Cyntha Ane
Weber
For Sale Chesp A Poland Chine boar and cure lotion
For sale at Culbertson's coal office in Itch Prairie Mange and Scratches are cured in 3 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by Bars ber Bro's druggists in Lawrence. Ad promotes a cure for ears, skin wounds, and other troubles with claims of quick relief and satisfaction.
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W. M. Culbertson
Woolford
Barsber Bro’s
Lawrence
Dru
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