Railroad Time Table for Lawrence Kansas April
Lawrence Kansas April timetable lists westbound trains including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Southern Kansas routes with schedules for California Express Mexico and Arizona Express Kinsey and Arkansas City Express Topeka Express and various New York and Colorado services. It notes arrivals departures and agent contacts including J. T. Shanklin and E A Davis and directs inquiries to Union Ticket Office 708 Mass St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE . Railroad
California
Mexico
Arizona
Kinsey and
Ark
City
Topeka
Atlantic Express
New York Express
Sastern
Laess
Kansas City Express
E-Ee
w-Io
A. A. Robinson
G. T. Nicholeon
K. Tabor
Chicago
Kansas
Chicado
Deaubon
Vestibule Express
Lawrence
Union Ticket Ofice
Mass. St
Notice to Builders for School District No 30 Propositions
Notice to builders: proposals will be received by the School Board of School District No 30 Douglas county Kas for building two school houses. Plans may be viewed at the undersigned residence. Bids due before April 20 1889 by order of the District Board Geo F Smith Director
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School Board of School District No
Douglas County
Kas
Health tonic claimed to ward off fever in towns and hamlets
The article touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the strongest antidote against miasma spreading bilious fever and related stomach and liver disorders. It asserts prevention through persistent use and credits the product with curing rheumatic and kidney issues. Also contains a local note about Kansas Home Nursery offering trees by mail and a sale location in Lawrence, Kansas.
Lawrence City Personal Notices Span Several Cities
A montage of short notices lists residents and visitors in Lawrence and surrounding towns. Names include E Street in Kansas City, W C Spangler in Washington City, Phelps and Whitman in Salina, A J Jennings in Eudora, L J Dyke in Coffeyville, and many others visiting Lawrence or passing through.
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E. Street
Kansas City
Regent W. C. Spangler
Washington City
Frank Saunders
Henry P. Whitman
Salina
A. J. Jennings
Eudora
Court House
F. W. Butler
Earl Smith
John H. Hoover
Pueblo
Colo
W. L. Taylor
St. Joseph
Fred Sawyer
Lawrence
H. F. Smullin
P.S. Wagoner
Terre Haute
Ind
South Lawrence
W. H. H. Whitner
Reno
Kemp’s Liver Pills Promise Quick Torpid Liver Relief
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Liver Pills at 25 cents for torpid liver and constipation. It targets both men and women and mentions barber shop sales.
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Kemp
Barber rO.'s
Tremper family moves to Seattle amid best wishes
Metcalf and wife and other local residents depart for Seattle Washington Territory with friends giving farewell wishes.-A Santa Fe and Chicago line hires W J Janney as passenger agent serving several states with Topeka HQ. -A wagon incident on East Quincy injures driver B W Gingery as the wagon and a horse are damaged. -Vanderbilt train, led by Dr Webb, passes through town as part of a three month Mexico Pacific excursion. -National Bank of Lawrence directors replace old board with Bowersock Brown Hadley and others, electing Bowersock president. -Eastern financiers scout a Lawrence cheese factory site, hinting at future business. -Lawrence police report improved quiet. hoodlum threat diminished. -Dying Lawrence infant child of J J Everingham dies. funeral set at 10 am Friday at home. -Prof Ryan farewell reception at Merchants Bank hall with 20–30 couples. list of attendees and mandolin club music. -Millinery stock to open at 823 Massachusetts Street on Monday April 15. -Daisy Baking Powder advertised at Red Front Tea Store as best and cheapest.
Bishop Thomas Leads Confirmation and Sermon on Sacrifice
The bishop of Kansas officiated at morning confirmation in this city last Sunday and preached to large congregations at both services. The sermon urged embracing Christ’s sacrifice, unity with the divine, and adopting a life of selfless charity, urging believers to bear their cross until Easter.
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Thomas
Diocese of
Kansas
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Saint Paul
Fatal explosion on Kaw river boat kills Luther Doane
Serious accident on the Kaw river left Luther H Doane dead and two others hurt. A steam yacht chartered by Byron Allen Carl Graeber Luther Doane Tyran Winchell Conrad Koebler and F W Doane exploded its boiler while returning home. Doane died Monday night and was buried Tuesday amid concern for his mother home and the crew.
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Luther H. Doanej
Luther H. Doane
Kaw
Byron Allen
Carl Graeber
Luther Doane
Tyran Winchell
Conrad Koebler
F. W. Doane
Dolly Graeber
Greber and Allen
Horner
Frank
Connecticut Street
Gruber
Allen
Dean
Dogne
G. A. Graeber
Money Order Office Week Summary From 1888
The Money Order Department reports a week ending April 7 1888 with lower total receipts by 152785 and higher disbursements by 8856.82. Postmaster receipts fell 109 while shipments to New York rose 900. Domestic order issuance averaged 97.58 up from prior periods. paid average was 15.423 with historical comparisons. No international orders were paid. one domestic order was repaid.
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New York
Lawrence, Kas
Sience
Postel
Ork Cohesetese
Oan
Tetai
Sane Serarey Oe Llcs
Red Front Assam Tea Agency Promotes Tea Blend
A sales note praises Fish Blended Tess teas for their fine drinking qualities. The product is sold exclusively by the Red Front Assam Tea Agency located at 819 Massachusetts Street.
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Red Front
Assam Tea Agency
Massachusetts Street
Post No 12 G A R honors late Justice Stevens
At a Saturday meeting the Washington Post No 12 G A R adopted resolutions of respect for Justice James T. Stevens. The post mourns his loss, lauds his charity fraternity and loyalty, and notes his patriotic life and soldierly sacrifice. Sympathies are extended to his family and copies ordered for records and local papers. W Inetanp.
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Washington Post No
James T. Stevens
Waerens
Washington Post
Judge Stevens
W. Inetanp
Tailor Mallam Bowlus Offers Made to Measure Attire
Mallam Bowlus specialized in wedding ball and party dresses tea gowns walking costumes street and tailor made suits with years of experience as cutters and designers. Ladies can have garments made to order for a perfect fit within reasonable prices at 1046 Quincy Street between New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
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Mallam Bowlus
Quincy Street
New Hampshire
Rhode Taland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Weekly Journal the
Lawrence Tribune
Santa FE
Southern Kansas Rilroad
R. J. Taner
RENCE
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Express
Western
Eastern Express
Leavenworth
Anne Seeerees
LOT Bom
Jd. T. Shanklin
Emporta & Southwestern Railway
E. A. Davis
Jami
Geo. F. Smith
Sibley
Taylor
Frank Whitlock
Overbrook
Osage County
Hesper
J. A. McNees
Dunning
Ladies Missionary Society
L. D. Howard
Ellis Osborne
Ellis
Alwsyn
Heer
Kansas Home Nursery
Round Corner Drug Store
Geo. T. Anthony
Ottawa
Frank L. Webster
Weekly Gazette
Fred Funston
Oklahoma
E. W. Johnson
Rev. L. J. Dyke
Coffeyville
W. B. Bowers
Minnie Slavens
South Tennessee
Suffield
Conn
W. E. Bowen
St. Louis Wis
Bowen
P. H. Anderson
Mary Leamer
Maggie
Sue Moore
Ohio Street
Lecompton
Mamie Nicoles
Emporia
Phi Delta Theta
Clare Lytle
Pennsylvania
Clarence Meadley
Lye
Lola Mallison
E. GC. Melfrish
Mountain Home
Itaho
Miss Mallison
Helfrish
Eldridge
L Heylin
W Merritt
O Rich
Jesse Hoffman
Dayton
ML McMurray
E Brown
Geo H Miller
A Dunham
L DeGughe
C Graw
A Oldham
E Harmer
A Markey
St Joseph Mo
J Franklin
Junction City
Esrey
Brattleboro
Arbor Day
Simedley’s
Eldridge House
G. A. R. Drum Corps
Board of County Commissioners
Joerxanl
Joe E. Riggs
Billy Nye
James Whitcomb Riley
the Bowersock’s
The
United Presbyterian Presbytery of
UC. Phureb
Odies
Young Men's Republican Club
Charles Winburn
Mary Lesser
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Opera House
Nellie Franklin
J. C. Manning
Lane University
Deg Gee
Canby
Captain Jack
Hig
Charles Smith
North Lawrence
University
Flambeau Club
James M. Vestal
Eudora Township
Tor
Greenlee
J. B. Covel
Cardwell Road
Joursal
West
Smedley’s
Mass
Ware
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Henry
Olin Neal
Neal
Fred H. Kellogg
Wv. L. Kellogg
J. F. Craig
Messrs
Martin Sheffer
Willow Springs Township
F. B. Hill
Lecompton Township
W. H. Cardwell
Lawrence Cooking Club
W. B
Tremper
Seattle
Washington Territory
Mrs. Tremper
Chicago, Kansas and Western
W. J. Janney
Kansas, Indian Territory
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
State Journal
Esat Quincy Street
B. W. Gingery
Pacific Slope
Vanderbilt
National Bank of Lawrence
Banking House
J. D. Bewersock
R. W. Sparr
Willis Brown
H. C. Vaughan
A. Hadley
J. D. Bowersock
Journan
Ryan
Prof. Ryan
Merchants’ Bank Hall
Misses Clarke
Lillie Claypool
Kittie Smullin
Alice Noble
Harbaugh
May Webster
Mamie Tisdale
Clara Wheeler
Callie Melvin
Daisy Gairns
Hallie Boulware
Ella Smith
Smelser
Jeanette Wheeler
Allie Roche
Francis Deichman
Francis Steinberg
Mattie Russell
Hattie Willis
Eva Hoadley
Littie McMillan
Fred Clark
G. Perry
George Eidemiller
J. Noble
R. McClinton
T. Gilmore
Elmer Willis
Ely Moore
Walter Gairns
T. B. Bassett
Rufus Melvin
Goald Wheeler
Fred Hadley
Rob Wagstiff
al Deichmann
Arthur Wine
Geo
Gardner
Mr. Doane
Money Order Department
Tess
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