Hellroad Time Table for Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Vallferria Express No 1 runs 11 00 pm Mexico and Arizona Express No 3 11 05 pm Denver and Utah Express No 5 12 45 pm Topeka Express No 9 6 35 pm Atlantic Express No 2 4 52 am New York Express No 4 Eastern Express No 6 Local Passenger No 8 Kansas City Exs No 10 timetable details by A A Robinson G M and G T Nicholson G Ticket Agent AEK Tanor Agent
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE
Ratlroad
Wodsg West
Vallferaia Express
Mexico
Arizona
Denver
Utah
Kinsley and Ack
Topeka
Atlantic Express
New York Express
Eastern Express
Kansas City
Chicago
Dearborn
Vestibule Express
Colorado Express
Onion Depot
Union Depot
Dearbon
Chicago to Kansas City and regional rail timetable notes
Railroad timetable snippet lists CHICAGO, SANTA FE & CALIFORNIA RAILWAY departures and arrivals between Chicago Dearborn and Kansas City Onion Depot with Nos 1 and 8 and 2 and 4 trains. Includes SOUTHERN KANSAS RAILROAD Lawrence and Lawrence Emproia Southwest routes, and UNION PACIFIC connections. Menus show times for freight and passenger services and the Union Ticket Office at 703 Mass. St.
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Eail
Union Ticket Office
Masa. St
Announced Republican candidates and fishing for notices
The section lists multiple Republican candidates for Lawrence offices including Police Judge, Constable, and Justice of the Peace with primaries on March 22, 1889. It also records bids for renomination, and notices for various posts in Lawrence township. Also included are ads for cattle, paints, and poultry stock with seller locations and offerings.
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H. 4
Hawanp
J. P. Estes
Constable
Justice OF the Peace
Jorryanis
John Chariton
Lawrence Township
Lawrence
Geo. B. Epear
Social notes from Topeka and visitors list
Leavenworth residents and others travel through Topeka with returns from Boston, Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City. Local figures include Parkhurst Gleed Duback Moore Hoover Walruff Mileham and Honnold. Ivers and Pond piano promotion highlights and a post office letter list closing with March 13 1899.
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John Walruff
Walruff
Weston
John Mileham
Topekas
Paul Learnard
Boston
Cambridge
Massachusetts
A. G. Honnold
Emporia
W. F. March
Maggie Moore
Kansas City
J. A. B. Whapham
Ft. Leon
H Bell
New York
Leo Adler
St. Louis
J F Briggs
S Rabbon
P C Robinson
Detroit
G@ Young
Chicago
S$ Hutchison
St Louis
J Schmitt
L Doty
P Funk
Mendenhall
A L Grandy
Topeka
W Cook
E Stonone
Consumption cured by simple vegetable remedy found by physician
An elderly doctor retired from practice claims a vegetable remedy can cure Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and nervous complaints. He offers to mail the receipt and directions in German, French, or English to any interested recipient in Rochester, New York, with a stamp.
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East India
Thia W. A. Noyes
Rochester
N.Y
Law rence Journal local briefs and civic notes
A compact Lawrence Journal local items roundup notes voter demographics, social events, court actions, a tax sale notice, a military enrollment, musical socials, upcoming lectures, prize draws, deaths, and business changes including Sparr Alexander taking over White Front Dry Goods and a Kansas building project with factory setup scheduled for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Sparr
C. M. Sparr
J. M. Alexander
Retryal
Sparr & Alexander
Death of Lewis C. Baker in San Francisco
Mr. Kirk H. Baker of this city received notice that his brother Lewis C. Baker died in San Francisco on February 7. He was about 33, formerly lived in Lawrence for fifteen years, and belonged to Battery A of the regular army. He was buried at the post with military honors.
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Kirk H. Baker
Lewis C. Baker
Sam Francisco
Cal
Baker
Lawrence
Regular Army
Burien
City Elections Divide Ballot for City Officers and County Constables
Numerous inquiries arise about voting for justices of the peace and constables in municipal elections. Women may vote for city officers only, so two separate ballots or boxes are proposed to distinguish city versus township offices and voters. In other items, Hon. R. W Hilliker reports strict enforcement of prohibition in Kansas City Kansas with about thirty offenders jailed, and a review of liquor laws from 1881 to 1889 showing reduced outlets and rising enforcement.
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R. W Hilliker
Kansas City
Kansas
Phoenix
Jamaica
Arion
Valentine
Topeka
Douglas County Citizens Back L Bullene for Mayor
Republican party supporters in historic Douglas County urge L Bullene as a worthy citizen for mayor. They cite his long residence and broad political views as qualifications. March 12 1889.
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Republican Party
Douglas’ County
L. Bullene
A. Srosebeaker
Mar
Cyclone Band Wins Washington Prize at Local Banquet
The Lawrence Cyclone band premiered a new tune Good bye my Grover at a city banquet on Monday. They earned first prize in Washington and drew enthusiastic applause. The crowd cheered as verses sang of Grover and lighthearted jabs at rivals.
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Lawrence Cyclone
Bega
Washington
Bon Fon
Grover
Cuorre
Atchison
HOUSE ON THE HILL Youth Activities at the University
John Walker visited his Beta brothers yesterday and Harry Riggs was a hill visitor. The Freshman Chemistry class had its group photo taken. Hon. Joel Moody plans a lecture on Cabeza de Vaca next Tuesday evening. A large audience is expected. The Pharmaceutical club arranged a lecture on Evolution by Prof. Dyche next Friday afternoon.
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John Walker
Beta Brothers
Harry Riggs
Joel Moody
Prof
Dyche
North Side Notes Highlights Local Mentions
North Side notes report good access roads to the city, many depot job applicants, geese migrating north, rising muddy river, growing chicken thefts near the river, Bridge Street businesses near full occupancy. Potato planting began yesterday for about a month, with Rev Geo Dearbourn visiting, Bow relocating to the Fifth Ward, and Elder Houts starting in Gardner for the next conference year.
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Bridge Street
Dearbourn
Manhattan
F. Bow
Reno
Fifth Ward
Community Gathers as Cora Baughman Dies at 13
The town mourns Cora Baughman who died Tuesday night after a brief illness. Funeral set for Thursday at 10 a.m. in the college chapel with Bishop E. B. Kephart officiating. A busy week of lectures and visits follows, including Prof. Weller in Gibbon and Rev. Snyder traveling to Garden City for Arkansas Valley conference.
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Cora Baughman
E. B. Kephart
Toledo
Iowa
College
F. M. Moore
Prof. Weller
Gibbon
Neb
Garden City
J. H. Snyder
Arkansas Valley Conference
Geo. Brown
J. A. Ciabaugh
Weather Almanac Hint From Ira R Hick's Almanacs
A playful ad urges readers to check Ira R Hick's weather notes and almanacs for forecasts while shopping for paints at Raymond and Dick's this coming week.
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Ira R. ‘Hick
Droge
Raymond & Dick’s
Azid
Hick
Local News Roundup from Bloominton Area
Wheat looks well as William Lane holds a successful auction sale with strong stock turnout. Dr. E G Macy hosts a pleasant social hop. Miss Lillian Platt of Wabaunsee County visits relatives in the village. Mr Hollingsworth plans to start a creamery. Alec Kyser fills hay press and prepares for business.
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Wm. Lane
E. G. Macy
Lillian Platt
Wabaunse County
Mr. Hollingsworth
Alec Kyser
Clinton Items Note Local Happenings And Moves
W L Payne and his mother are on the sick list. Clarence Hanscomb demonstrated at haw Tence last Saturday night. Florence Baum of Scranton visited the neighborhood early this week. Bratton moved to Henry Cumming's place to work this season. Ira Steele and F A Derby bought a patent dehorning machine from Dr Fugate and have done business in that line recently. Fred Derby returned from school at Lecompton. Chas Cunningham residing in the village lost a child aged about five last week.
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William Coates
Henry Page
Indiana
C. P. Page
Cora Elliot
Kansas City
Cora Bailey
Hopewell School
Jas. Pitts
William Sargent
India Jessup
Cedar Junction
Enoch Pear- Hesper Academy
Mr. Bratton
Henry Cummming
Ira Steele
F_ A Derby
Dr. Fugate
Fred Derby
Lecompton
Chas
Cunningham
Vinland News Roundup of Local Movements and Visits
Emma Banks of Topeka returns home after visiting Alice Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Weir of Michigan visit Vinland and leave with Mr. Allen. Bishop Vincent preaches in Baldwin City. John Campbell elected superintendent of Vinland Methodist Sunday School. Alice Bolton to Topeka for a State Auditor's office job. Charles Sloskinson takes apples to Stafford county. A. F. Allen returns from Washington City. Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies advertised with generic lines and drugstore availability.
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Emma Banks
Topeka
Alice Bolton
Wier
Michigan
F. A. Allen
Weir
Mr. Allen
Baldwin City
Vincent
John Campbell
Vinland
Kansas
State Auditor's
Charles Sloskinson
Stafford County
A. F. Allen
Washington City
Ice Price Schedule From Local Dealers
Ice dealers announce family and general trade delivery rates with minimums and surcharges. Prices range from 50c to 75c per hundredweight based on quantity, with detailed terms for yard delivery, box service, and non Sunday delivery. Prompt monthly settlements urged. arrears risk service denial after April 30 and each 15th of month.
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Bose
Blood Balm Co. claims purifying blood product in letter
A fragment from the Blood Balm Company of Atlanta Georgia discusses use of B B B as a purifying agent for the blood in a dated correspondence. The text references a sir and implies a testimonial or promotional claim without full context.
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the Blood Balm Co
Atlanta, Ga
Sir
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Chicago, Santa FE & California Railway
J. L. Barnes
BR. KR
Union Pacific Railroad
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Western Express
Wamego
Astern Express
Leavenworth
Arrlye
Escee
Cece
Saneevees
Mlight Sud
D.t
Shanklin
Emporia & South Western Railway
South Lawrence
E. ¢, Davis
For
J. H. Scott
C. C. Collins
Eas
Woodward
Wyeth
Hifalutin
Blair & Penke
Lawrence, Kay
Jonnix B. Prams
BS Jews
M. M
Maney
Henry St
P. £. Parkhurst
Willie Gleed
Geo. W. Duback
Ed Pierson
Washingington
J. L. Bolles
Phillip Strong
Lincoln
Sam P. Moore
Cincinnati
Ohio
P. H. Hoover
Kangan
Thelvers & Pond Piano
Ivers & Pond Piano Co
Collees
W. W. Firke & Son
Auker Samuel Evans
Charles Houer
Edward Peasant
John Strecklke Albert Smite TW Thompson L H
Duolan
Mary
Jessie Dones
Ann Murphey
Hilda Russell
Gertrude Smith
Ida
NTS
Davis
Hallt Johnson
James Patton
Cas Strecklke
Julions Tremple
Dick Williams
E ‘Lliams
Boig
Joaquin Miller
Register
Woodward's
W. W. Nevison
Santa Fe
Eva Savage
Massachusetts Street
Journal
Weekly
Lawrence Tribune
Jueryan
Greenlee
Roberts Blanks
Alec Shaw
Baptist
Albert Kasold
Edgar
Joseph L. Lapham
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. L. Bristow
Lapham
Wichita
Lawrence Flambeau
Joy Moody
Prof. Staley
Bowersock
Charles Robinson
California
K. C. Star
Carter
Steep
W.H. Pendlet
A. Palm
Massachusetts ‘Street
John Deere
Capital City Chat
Sedalia
Cyclone
Churchill
Lane University
Mrs. Weldon White
Mr. Matthews
Register Today
Bloominton Newwe
Clinton
W. L. Payne
Clarence Hanscomb
Florence Baum
Scranton
Jay
Warner
Warners
H. H. Warner & Co
Werner
All By
Raymond & Dice
Lawrence, Ens
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