ATCHISON TOPEKA SANTA FE RAILROAD Timetable Summary
Timetable lists multiple trains with departure and arrival times for routes between Chicago Dearborn and Kansas City Union Depot, including No 1 Vestibule Express, No 3 Colorado Express, No 2 Vestibule Express, No 4 New York Express, and No 6 Eastern Express. Officials A A Robinson and G T Nicholson are named as general agents.
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California Express
Mexico
Zoas
Denver
Utah Express
Kinsley and Ask
Topeka Express
New Pee Brees
Eastern Express
Kansas City
Expres
A. A. Robinson
G. T. Nicholson
Tann
Chicago
Dearborn
Vestibule Express
Colorado Express
Union Depot
New York Express
Dearbon
Ventibule Express
New York Est
Topeka Visitors and City Arrivals Highlight Local Notes
Miss Clara Greens is visiting Topeka while Gov Charles Robinson returned from the State capital. Leavenworth guest Miss Bessie McClure visits South Lawrence. Mrs Wm Campbell departs for Chicago for the summer. Prof and Mrs Quayle Baldwin City shop in Lawrence. Lizzie Taylor visited city shopping. Addie Mendenhall From Topeka visits South Kentucky Street. Ed Fluke attended Hill Mallison nuptials. Wabash Western agent N H Garland in city briefly. Iowa City summer visitors include Frank Welch Mrs Welch and Chas Culbertson. Oscar J Pettingill tobacco dealer from Cincinnati in city. Miss Bessie Shipley to Ravanna MO after stay with cousin Ona Kier in North Lawrence. Eldridge House arrivals list numerous travelers from Kansas City Chicago St Louis Amsterdam Reno Harrisburg Wamego Racine and other points.
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Charles Robinson
Bessie McClure
Leavenworth
South Lawrence
Wm. Campbell
Chicago
Frank Welch
W. D. Welch
Chas. Culbertson
Iowa City
Oscar J. Pettingill
Comstock & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bessie Lee Shipley
Ona Kier
North Lawrence
Ravanna
Shipley
J Brown
St. Louis
A L Williamson
Shawnee
John Williamson
Robi Coleman
G J Wright
Garland Kansas City
A Goodridge
M K Sherwood
G Bussevain
Amsterdam
Lawrence Figures Visit Topeka In Brief Dispatch
Vernon Kellogg visiting his parents Attorney General Kellogg and wife. Judge W W Nevison from Lawrence on legal business. Rev Richard Cordley from Lawrence attending Washburn Commencement. Prof J W Green of State University Law Department came up from Lawrence last evening.
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Vernon Kellogg
Kellogg
W. W. Nevison
Lawrence
Richard Cordley
Washburn
J. W. Green
State University Law Department
Commonwealth
Local News Briefs From North Side Lawrence
Mr Chas Spalding starts in meat business on the North Side New potatoes plentiful at prices just under the clouds A new stone foundation built for the Union Pacific depot platform Moonlight boating on the Rawhide River is popular in Lawrence A bracelet marked Bertha left at the office for owner Raymond and Dicks oils advertised for Harvest and Machine oils street sprinkling needed after heavy rains Cyclone club to meet at the Rink next Monday night Capt Goodrich calls for full attendance Bill Patterson joke revised to Who saw John Hillman? County Clerk Greenlee reports twenty one wolf scalps Seven from Dexter Tucker fourteen from Fred Henderson tramps seen on Kaw river bridge Roaches hamper travel Farmers report rough roads Farmers Sydney Dailey hosts Miss Parsons of Monmouth Illinois Guests Mister Parsons equals party Ice cream strawberry social at M E Church North Side Uncle Si Bakers residence W G Barnet colored pleads guilty to concealing mortgaged property gets three months in county jail H M E church North Side hosts ice cream strawberry social Mathews ships car load of fine horses to Cleveland Ohio from Eldridge House stables headquarters
Normal Institute Adds New Teachers at Morning Session
After opening exercises yesterday the Normal Institute enrolled several new teachers bringing total to about 100. Arithmetic class explored quick teaching methods with Prof May and new arrival Mr Ratherman joined discussions with enthusiasm. Geography covered Government survey terms and Superintendent Bartlett visited. J McDonald editor of the Western School Journal spoke offering ten years of county superintendent experience.
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May
Ratherman
Bartlett
Stanley
J. McDonald
Western School Journal
McDonald
Pastor Herr on way to London for world Sunday school meeting
Rev H D Herr pastor of the First Congregational church of McPherson paid a pleasant call to the JouRNAL yesterday. He travels to London as a delegate to the world convention of Sunday school workers.
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H. D. Herr
First Congregational Church
McPherson
London
Eastern salesman touts Lawrence sales lead at Santa Fe depot
A salesman for an eastern firm told reporters yesterday at the Santa Fe depot that he had sold more goods in Lawrence than in Topeka, Atchison and Leavenworth combined, signaling stronger local demand.
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Eastern
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Topeka
Atchison and Leavenworth
Sam McFarland fined for assault and jailed for nonpayment
Sam McFarland was fined five dollars and costs in Justice Sternberz’s court for assault and battery. Unable to pay, he was committed to the county jail and will have the chance to work off the fine on the rock pile. A visiting gentleman praised Lawrence Kansas as unusually busy, noting the town’s activity.
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Sam McFarland
Justice Sternberz
White Front Informs Savings On Textiles This Season
The White Front promotes steep discounts across textiles and garments including lace flou nci ngs and Swiss flouncings while promising lower prices than any local house. It asserts independent operation to keep prices down and urges shoppers to save money by trading there.
Baldwin Items and Local Happenings in Lawrence
Sparr and Alexander note Sparr and Alexander at 831 Mass Street, Baldwin items. Clay Carter dispenses mail no more forever and amuses friends with farming anecdotes. The town remains quiet as students depart, and health trips to Reno are planned. Baker University president H A Gobin and Greek Prof W A Quayle head to Europe for summer study. C Gault and son Charlie plan a health-related stay in Reno. Wilbur Henderson attends the Normal Institute in Lawrence. Prof J W Lampman leaves for Lawrence Business College to head the penmanship department.
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Clay Carter
U. S
Mr. C. Gault
Charlie
Reno
Nevada
Mr. Gault
Wilbur Henderson
Normal Institute
Lawrence
H. A. Gobin
Baker University
W. A Quayle
Europe
Remarkable Cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla Highlight Powers
Historical advertisements tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as curing severe scrofula and salt rheum. Notable cases include Mrs. Sarah C. Whittier of Lowell with scrofulous sores, Charles A. Roberts of East Wilson with thirteen facial and neck abscesses, and Willie Duff of Walpole who suffered hip disease and scrofula deemed unrecoverable by physicians.
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Hood
Sarah C. Whittier
Lowell
Mass
Charles A. Roberts
East Wilson
N. Y
Willie Duff
Walpole
Licensed to Marry Judge Norton Week Licenses Issued
The week ending June 1 saw marriage licenses issued by Judge Norton. Names listed include Frances M. Fames, Lillie M Dean, Leopard G Poealers, Mary L AGr, Hannibal H Robbe, Jolie A Llosa with ages partially shown in the record. The OCR text is garbled with multiple stray characters and spacing.
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Norton
Age Frances M. Fames
Cence Tee
Lillie
Dean
Eeeeee i Leopard G. Fpoealers
Mary Lagr
Ccessenees
Hannibal H. Robbe
Cccneees
Jolie A. Llosa
Lecee Tees
Marriep and Lola Mallison Married in North Lawrence
Ogden couple Marries at bride’s parents home with reception to follow. They depart on the 11:35 p m for the Pacific coast then plan to reside in Ogden. Local social notes recount a riverboat party with several young people. A Seattle fire casualty’s papers likely lost. Church discourse on national disasters praised. Johnstown relief collection near fifty dollars.
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Marriep
O. E. Hill
Ogden
Utah
Lola Mallison
North Lawrence
Dutch Visitors Tour Kan sas Praises Local Lands
Messrs D C Beissevain and J D Santilbano from Amsterdam recently toured the city driving to points of interest and consulting with Edward Russell about Maxwell grants in New Mexico. They praised the University view and nearby farms comparing them to Dutch fertility and rural beauty, noting Kansas’s rapid population growth and promising future. They plan travels to California Oregon Washington, Canada, and back to the Eastern States before returning home.
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Messrs
D. C. Beissevain
J. D. Santilbano
Amsterdam
Holland
Maxwell
New Mexico
Edward Russell
Mexico
Central America
California
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Kansas
Teachers Institute Opens with 92 Enrolled Students
The institute began at 7:45 with Mr. Pears leading singing of To the Work and Prof. Stanley guiding prayer. Enrollment rose to ninety two after 22 new teachers were added. Classes covered Numeration, Methods and Management, Constitution, English law comparisons, and physiology demonstrations.
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Teachers Institute
Pears
Prof
Stanley
May
England
Curious Fact On Season Life and Advertised Letters 1889
It notes body susceptibility to medicine peaking in this season urging Hood's Sarsaparilla for purifying blood and health. The page lists letters uncalled for at the post office for the week ending June 11, 1889, with ladies and gentlemen names. It mentions Hall's Hair Re newcomer herbs growing in New England.
Postoffice Changes in Kansas Week Ending June 8 1889
Postoffice changes in Kansas for the week ended June 8 1889 list establishments at Star Greenwood County Nancy J Cunningham P M discontinued Caribo Butler County and Yordy Ellsworth County. A box of Ayers pills is cited as preventing sickness and stressing timely treatment. A stitch in time saves nine.
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Kansas
Wm. van Vieck
Greenwood
Nancy J. Cunningham
Caribo
Butler County
Yordy
Ellsworth
Ayer
School bonds issued by district No. 30 for schoolhouse
District No. 30 votes to issue 995 dollars in bonds to fund a new schoolhouse. School board members George T. Smith N M Fernmay and H A Oakes held talks with county commissioners in the city on the matter. Humors run riot in the blood at this season. Hood s Sarsaparilla advertised. Shipment of genuine French Blacking offered by Raymond & Dick with brushes. Oxidized silver jewelry line advertised including bracelets hairpins and more. H J Rusnwen s Sox advertised.
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Messrs
George T. Smith
N. M. Fernmay
H. A. Oakes
Hood
Jacquot
Jaycey
Jakeo
Jackey
Jake
Raymond & Dick
H. J. Rusnwen
Sox
Boarders Wanted at Normal Street Address
Boarders are sought for Mrs. Sanan Shuck at 1142 New York Street. Property offers living space for rental. Interest from local residents noted. applicants encouraged to contact Mrs. Shuck for details.
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New York Street
May term divorces granted in district court
During the May term the court granted several divorces. Rhoda Brubaker won restoration to her maiden name Rhoda Akers. Peter Jenkins and Jane Jenkins, Mary M. Cram and Wm. Cram, Edgar H. Bickford and Aggie S. Bickford, and Jennie Devine and Frank Devine were granted. William Henry Robinson and Sallie Bell Robinson decreed at six months. Eva Lawson and James Lawson also granted. Judgment included coats of suit and $25 attorney’s fees.
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District Court
Rhoda Brubaker
John Brubaker
Rhoda Akers
Peter Jenkins
Jane Jenkins
Mary M. Cram
Wm. Cram
Earl
Edgar H. Bickford
Aggie
Bickford
William Henry Robinson
Sallie Bell Robinson
Eva Lawson
James Lawson
Jennie Devine
Frank Devine
Jennie Skinner
Unitarian Picnic Draws Kansan Churches to Kan sas City Grove
A June picnic at Bismark grove brought together Unitarian church members from Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence to discuss the Sunday school question from a recent Topeka conference. Guests enjoyed a well arranged day with dining hall meals and activities for all ages.
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Bismark Grove
Kansas City
Topeka
Lawrence
J. H. Roberts
Judge McCreary
Kersey Coates
Coates
Homer Reed
Reed
Tabernacle
J. Albert Dans
Roberts
Powell
Howland
Sarah A. Brown
Restored Appetite After Arye’s Sarsaparilla Claim
D M Fisher of Oswego New York reports prolonged illness with loss of appetite and restlessness. After taking Arye’s Sarsaparilla two doses his appetite returned and he felt fully restored.
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D. M. Fisher
Oswego, N.Y
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Lawrence Weekly Journal
de Lawrence
Tribune Lawrence
Atchison
Topeka & Santa FE Railroad
Aemane Ak
Rast Sife
D . J. L. Barnes
BR. K. Tasor
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Express
Am Western Express
Atlantic Express
Leavenworth Brance
J.T. Shanklin
Evening Mail
Oor
Regal Railroad
Union Ticket Office
J. P. Ross
A. T
F.andu P
Major
Uct
New York
William St
Mmckinnon
J. House & Co
Lawrence, Kas
WSST
Jacobs
Main St
Hutchinson Newa
Wichita
Barber Bros
Clara Greenamyer
Lawrence Visitors At
Chas. Spalding
Union Pacific
Raymond & Dick’s
Cyclone Club
Capt. Goodrich
Billy Patterson
John Hillman
Greenlee
Dexter Tucker
Fred Henderson
Willow Springs Township
Kaw River
Sydney Dailey
W.G. Barnet
M. E. Church
Si Baker
Mr. H. Mathews
Cleveland
Eldridge House
Mr. Mathews
Jour- Nal
Shades
Sparr & Alexander
St., Lawrence, Kaw
Baldwin Items
H. B. Foster
Miss Foster
J. W. Lampman
Lawrence Business College
Dan Crew
Kaw
Gertrude Holmes
Miss Claypool
Sue Moore
Hoadley
Haskell
Elwell
Black and Crew
Theodore Poehler
Henry Trimper
Seattle
First Presbyterian Church
R. H. van Pelt
Johnstown
A. J. May
L. EB
Eddy
Iold
B.j
Penneis
Grammar
Ees Ee Eeersese
Baldwin
Harry L Bigge
Jno Brady
J W Cummings
WC Ebbs
Eddmunds
James Eston
E F Graham
W I Hamisther
Wm Hickock
Chas W Hervey
Cassius Hayes
Richard Johnson
J M Leonard
Alvora MecCauley
Jan A McCullough
A E Sidwell
Stmneon
C M Taylor
J P
White
New England
Mrs. Sanan Shuck
United States
United States Circuit Court
Usher
L. B. Wheat
United States District Attorney
W. C. Perry
W. H. Rossington
W C. Perry
J. D. McFarland
W. P. Douthitt
W. F. Rightmire
H. M. Jackson
J. R. Hallowell
Judge Usherwithal
Lincoln
State Journal
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