University Appropriations Bill for 1888 and 1889
The bill provides for university expenses for the fiscal years ending June 30 1888 and June 30 1889. It itemizes salaries for chancellor professors librarians and staff, lab and apparatus costs, building repairs, water works, and endowment fund allocations. Contingent and audit provisions are included with formal state auditor authority.
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Senate
University of Kansas
State of
Kansas
State University
Department of Law
Libray
City Water Works
University
Department of Engineering
Revenusa
Auditor of State
Committee On Ways and Means
Prof. Snow
Bowersock
Topeka
Weather forecast for next summer by Lawrence prophet
The Lawrence weather prophet John Paine predicts next summer will feature great lightning and thunder, heavy cloud cover, downpours, and afterward stifling heat. He foresees even rainfall evenly distributed with storms reaching near building tops.
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Lawrence
John Paine
John Patno
Susan B Anthony Honored for Lifelong Reform Drive
Ms M E Rice reads a birthday tribute to Susan B Anthony recounting a decade ago when a lawyer refused to sign a petition for woman suffrage. The piece praises Anthony as a persistent organizer who rose from obscurity, faced hostility, and steadied the reform movement with courage, honesty, and broad inclusion.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Suggested for Rheumatism Relief
The piece notes rheumatism flares after exposure and argues Hood's Sarsaparilla is not a cure but has aided thousands. It urges sufferers to try the remedy at the first sign of a chill or twinge, reflecting period ads and claims.
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Hood
Union Pacific plans Carbondale extension toward Eldorado
The Union Pacific Railway votes stock for an extension of the Carbondale branch to Eldorado via Osage City, Emporia and Cottonwood Falls. Work will start soon with a goal to reach Santa Fe territory. Osage City and Emporia promise aid. Lawrence backs the project. Boston talks trigger chamber of commerce action.
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Carbondale
Chase County
Union Pacific Railway Company
Eldorado
Osage City
Emporia
Cottonwood Falls
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacifi
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Learnard
Boston
Kansas State Sees Rail Boom Attract Investment and Growth
Eastern capital floods into the state for railroads and manufactories while land gains value after a single year. Hamilton County lies on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line with potential north south routes. Rich soil supports fruit and grain with strong farming prospects, inviting maps and inquiries to 320 Main Street Kansas City MO.
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Union
Hamilton County
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Diphtheria Health Warning and Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsement
A health note extols the dangers of diphtheria and the need for skilled medical care. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood, restores vitality, and renovates the system after infection.
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Hood
Advertising Pays Off Says Lawrence Journal
An opinion piece in the Lawrence Journal argues advertising is effective for real estate and goods. It notes small ads like wanted rooms yield many responses, with even a quarter spent bringing substantial inquiries. Hood's Sarsaparilla is briefly endorsed as a blood cleanser and remedy.
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Lawence
Kaun
Lawrence Journal
Haskell Institute to Get Full Brass Band
The Haskell Institute plans to equip a complete brass band led by John Buck with instruction for pupils once instruments are purchased. City business leaders pledge funds led by Gov. Robinson and Gov. Innes, total to be announced Monday. Governor Robinson seeks more pupils for Haskell and aims to elevate the school to Carlisle standards. The band addition pleases Indian boys and draws local interest as Lawrence funds the project. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised in the text.
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Haskell Institute
John Buck
Gov. Robinson
Gov. Gev. Innes
Haskell
Carlisle School
Lawrence
First Woman Registers in Lawrence Suffrage Era
A woman becomes the first to register in Lawrence marking a milestone in municipal suffrage. Mr and Mrs A S Diggs also register as qualified voters for the upcoming election. A council of local figures declares municipal suffrage unconstitutional, while others anticipate its impact on liquor policy and future public mobilization of women voters.
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Lawrence
A. S. Diggs
Ed Carroll
Allcock's Porous Plasters Offer Safe Sure Speedy Relief
Safe sure and speedy describe Allcock's Porous Plasters. They contain no deleterious drugs and are made on scientific principles. The plasters deliver ingredients matched to their use and work quickly to relieve pain and restore normal muscle nerve and skin function.
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Allcock
Resolutions on Dependent Pension Bill by Washington Post No 12
A Kansas Grand Army of the Republic post adopts resolutions denouncing President Cleveland and his veto of the Dependent Pension Bill. The group accuses him of vilifying Union soldiers and urges senators and representatives to override the veto. A copy is to be sent to Senator P B Plumb and Representative E H Funston.
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Washington Post
United States
Congress
Department of Kansas
Grand Army of the Republic
Grover Cleveland
P. B. Plumb
U. S
E. H. Funston
Washington
Barber Bro s Leis drug store promotes Kemp s Suppositories
A promotional note advertises Kemp s Suppositories at Barber Bros Leis drug store as the most successful cure for piles. It claims immediate relief and a permanent cure with a price of 40 cents, urging sufferers to treat the disease promptly.
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Barber Bro
Kemp
In Memory of Olaf Person Obituary
Olaf Person died Friday morning at his New York Street home after a brief decline. Born January 8 1845 in Sweden, he immigrated 1869, lived in Lawrence then Kansas City, married Emma Oberg in 1873 and had four children. Funeral from his home at two o clock with AOUW and IOOF burial aid.
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Olaf Person
New York Street
Mr. Pearson
Belenge
Onscheral
Malmolen
Sweeden
Person
Aver's Hair Vigor Promises Dandruff Cure
For the removal of dandruff and curing humors of the scalp, Aver's Hair Vigor is promoted as the best remedy. The wording emphasizes scalp health and preventive care through a tonic solution.
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Aver
Consumption Cured by Vegetable Remedy
An old physician long retired offers a vegetable remedy said to cure Consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and lung ailments and also nervous debility and nervous complaints. The German French or English formula with full directions is promised to be sent from his home in Rochester New York.
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N.Y
Railroads and Reunion Occupy Chamber Meeting
The Lawrence chamber reports on railroads and the G A R reunion plans. Tisdale notes a Paola line draft by Thacher and Usher. no reply from Gould. A surveyor is at work. a railroad company may form. The G A R committee expects to raise 1200 for the Bis marck grove reunion. about 50,000 veterans may attend. Whitehead resigns as secretary. Walker elected successor.
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Chamber of Commerce
Messrs
A. Henley
Paola
Bismarck Grove
G. A. R. Department of Kansas
Abilene
Lawrence
Houstion
South Lawrence
North Lawrence
Col. Houston
J. M. Walker
Trade and Commerce
Bowersock
Steinberg
Parke
Henley
Leis
John M. Walker
Brewer hearing on prohibition case outlines test for reimbursement
Judge D J Brewer held a brief Saturday session to hear arguments in a Ziebold case from Atchison where liquors were seized under the prohibition law. The decision suggests if a prior liquor business suffered losses from confiscation the owner may seek state reimbursement. The matter will go to the U S Supreme Court as a test case, with contention over differences between brewery versus saloon ownership and taxation.
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Leavenworth Standard
D. J. Brewer
United States Court
Chambers
Ziebold
Atchison
Bradford
John Tomlinson
Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Walruff
Lawrence
W. B. Slosson
Leavenworth
Supreme Court
Free Trade Benefits Propriety Medicines Shrinkage
The removal of internal revenue and revenue stamps from proprietary medicines lowers costs for consumers and aids home manufacturers. Green's August Flower and Boschee's German Syrup now offer 1/5 more medicine in the 75 cent bottles after a 36 cent per dozen reduction. Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
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Green
Boschee
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ARKER
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C. Spangler
Ein National Bank
J. T. Steves
Wells Fargo Express
Joseze E. Riggs
W. Murphy
Thce City Drug Store
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W. W. Cockens
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Cazhier
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Jacob Honge
G. Grovanov
Theo. Poehler
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W.W. Cockens
GW. E. Grifith
X. Monroe
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W. Hapizy
A. Hadley
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the National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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Europe
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W. F. Maren
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J. D. Bowensock
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Kansas City
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Kouitz Bros
New York City
ALLEN
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J. R. Supplee
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A. J. Phillips
West Lawrence
A. L. Selig
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iLife
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WM. T. Sinclair
Real Estate and Loans
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Bell & CO
Irmand City
Tageome Choice
Beet
State Senate
F. H. Snow
Snow
Snow Hall
Susan B’ Anthony
M. E. Rice
Anthony
New York State
Miss Anthony
Abby Kelly Foater
Abby Kelly
Abby Kelly Foster
Mss Anthony
Henry F. Balcom
Shirl Mas
Railroads and Reunion
G. A.B. Reunion
Whitehead
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