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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1888

Page

5

Rail Time Tables From The Journal Railroads

Railroad timetables list schedules for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and California routes with departures from Chicago Dearborn and Kansas City Union Depot. It includes Vestibule Express arrivals and New York Express and Colorado Express services, along with freight services toward Lawrence and passenger services in both directions. Officials J L Barnes superintendent and B R Tabor agent are noted.

Chicago Ombcago Dearbon Colorado Express New York Express Rerive Chica Southern Kansas Railroad Lawrence Wey St Coos J.L Barnes BR. K. Tabor Ag’t

Rail time schedule fragment outlines departures and arrivals

A fragmented timetable shows Basilic Express and Eastern Express routes with departure times from Leavenworth and South Lawrence. It lists Time Freight and Passenger and J T Shanklin as agent, with mails close and various going directions including Going West Going South and Going East.

J.T .Shanklin Lawrence, Emporia Southwest RN Railway South Lawrence E. C. Davis

Missing data about road tickets and contacts

Fragmentary OCR mentions rates routes and road tickets with a contact line including Union Ticket and names J. P. Russ A. T. &8. F. ea and a reference to Beatin rece Maaa and games Wren. No clear event or outcome is stated.

Union

City and County Announcement and Local Ads

Announcements authorize John Walton as candidate for County Commissioner in Douglas County Second District. Real estate loans offered with no commissions or delay. Andy Reed barber offers steam heated baths at Frank Willard's old stand 712 Massachusetts Street. To rent a 10 acre near city with house and outbuildings, or exchange for city property. inquire Jos E Riaas. Watches available from 85 to 150. Coal delivery from office 683 Mass Street. Wood and coal delivery by A J Griffin Winthrop Street. Dried fruits and staples sold. Glasses and spectacles priced 4.50 to 10.00. Shilohs Catarrh Remedy with nasal injector. For Rent a furnished southeast corner room 835 Vermont Street. horse and buggy for sale.

Andy Reed Frank Willard Eldridge House Massachusetts Street

Personal notes from Kansas City and beyond visit scene

A stream of short notes lists individuals visiting or passing through cities from Columbus to Topeka and Kansas City. Among names and places are John N. Ratter, Wm Culbertson, E G Wood, J M Alexander, J F Neeley, W S Forester, J W Gleed, E H Foster, Ex Gov Glick, G C Smith, City Attorney Spangler, Frank Patterson, Ed Anderson, T T Hill, Jas Ellison, W D Osborn, H S Sullivan, J P Terrill, Graham Paper Co., S D Bishop, C S Gived, and Mrs C A Giced. Also mentions travel to Pueblo and a campaign debate invitation.

G. C. Smith Ottawa Spangler Kansas City Frank Patterson Junction City Ed Anderson Lawrence Sweden T. T. Hill Jas. Ellison W. D. Osborn H. 8. Sullivan J. P. Terrill Graham Paper Company St. Louis Pacific Coast 8. D. Bishop Iowa J. L. Bristow C. S. Gived Pueblo Colorado C. A. Giced Topeka

Local Advertisements and Offers in Special Locals

A collage of old Lawrence ads invites readers to visit Luther's for crackers and Smedley's bath house for steam baths. It promotes Witch Hazel for cuts, ice from Eidemiller & Co, sewing machine repairs, Weber and McConnell tailors, Western Union inquiries, and sample copies of the Weekly Journal. Also featured are Kemp's Liver Pills, Shiloh's products, fall goods at Weber's, O. P. Leonard suits, dressmaking by Maus H G, cough and bronchitis cures, and coal deliveries by M L Allstor with multiple stores. Continuous pitches for tailored garments, remedies, and local services with prices and addresses.

Smedley’s Raymond & Dick's Eidemiller & Co Massachusetts Street Tailor Barber Bro.’s Weber's Lawrence O. P. Leonard Eureka Maus H. G Shiloh Straffon & Figen

Local Briefs and Upcoming Events in Douglas County

Community notices urge registration and charity entertainment gifts for Lawrence residents. Prohibition candidate Rev Botkin speaks this afternoon while a Republican rally unfolds in Eudora. Twin funeral, wheat market shifts, and district court matters are noted among social, legal, and agricultural items. Deputy Prentice subpoenas grand jury witnesses as local clubs plan programs.

Bold Robbery Rumor Stirring Lawrence Nightly Alarm

Report of a supposed hold up of George Upshaw near New Hampshire and Berkley streets sparked police activity and public theories. Upshaw described two armed men taking cash, a watch, and chain, then mystery notes claimed a prank. Later, the attack was exposed as a practical joke by unknown parties, likely friends of Upshaw. Also a September YMCA report notes five Gospel meetings, 110 average attendance, six conversions, and jail reading programs.

Lawrence Pesce Lawrence Union Depot George Upshaw The JourNal New Hampshire Street Upshaw Bowersock’s New Hampshire Berkley Mr. Upshaw Marshal’s Office poiNa Victin M. C.A F. C. Lassett Sec’y

Alderman O Day shines in damp audience play

Alderman O Day was presented by the Sam Beswin Ryan company last evening. The amusing piece drew praise for Miss Iola Pomeroy and Miss Rose Watson whose voices and poise drew applause. Mr Ryan as Timothy O Day featured strongly with Holden and Curtis praised for their work. Frank Wood drew the silver pitcher and number 14. An entirely new play will be given this evening.

Alderman O’day Sam Beswin Ryan Iola Pomeroy Rose Watson Mr. Ryan Timothy O’day H. M. Holden C. M. Curtis Frank Wood

Blacksmith Shop Ad by John Davis at 822 Vermont Street

John Davis a popular blacksmith at 822 Vermont Street invites friends and the public to commission iron and wood work horseshoeing and general blacksmithing. He warrants all work and requests calls from those seeking skilled metal and woodworking services near Carmean and Harbaugh's livery stable.

John Davis Vermont Street Davis Carmean & Harbaugh

Great Western Telegraph Stockholders Await Action in Court

The Great Western Telegraph Co in Lawrence faces a Cook county case challenging stockholder liability. Supreme Court Illinois holds stockholders liable for full par value with a 35 percent assessment already in force. Senator Farwell and others seek to overturn the decision, alleging fraud and collusion. A two percent assessment is proposed for those who benefit from the suit. A 2 PM meeting at S A Riggs’s Watkins Building will organize Lawrence stockholders’ support.

Great Western Telegraph Company Chicago Lawrence Cook County Supreme Court of State of Ilinois Western Union Telegraph Company Great Western Company C. B. Farwell Great Western Supreme Court Senator Farwell G. B. Hawley Tenney, Bashford & Tenney S. A. Riggs Watkins

Weather, crops and market notes from the county

The rain yesterday encouraged farmers to harvest wheat while many hold grain for price changes. Hogs near the depot were moved west as several died. Wheat prices rise, with 500 to 1000 bushels stored north of the city. A. J. Warren plans stump speaking before November 6. Elder King of the A M E Church expected from Junction City. The Squire Cameron pole leans toward Cameron farm amid muddy streets.

King A. M. E. Church Junction City A. J. Warren

Beens Note Seeks Charity Help For Needy Woman

A letter received by a local charity worker asks for clothing bread jelly butter bacon and groceries for a bedridden woman and her daughter in Lawrence. The plea requests light bread sugar coffee beans meat flowers and other basic items to endure a difficult winter.

Lawrence Plese

Death of John Smullin, Kansas City Lawyer

John Smullin a 55 year old lawyer died at his home 2008 Washington street at 11 last night of typhoid malaria He leaves a family The remains were shipped to Lawrence for burial by the AOUW interment will be today in Oak Hill Cemetery The article notes a drug advertisement for Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla inserted alongside the obituary.

John Smullin Washington Street Lawrence Kansas City Star Smullin City T.O. Irwin Geo. W. Smith Oak Hill Cemetery

Doctoring Old Time and Warner Remedies

A Harper's illustration titled Doctoring Old Time depicts an old-timer blowing dust from an antique clock. The article discusses Warner's Log Cabin remedies by H. H. Warner, promising herbal cures from garlic to cough and consumption remedies, hair tonic, liver pills, and rose cream. It argues these old-style preparations appeal amid distrust of modern medicine.

Harper's Roberts H. H. Warner Warner's Safe Care Warner Observatory Rochester N. Y Warner

Kanwaka Chautauqua Club and Rally Notes

The Kanwaka Chautauqua Club met at Mr. Ricker’s last Thursday. A young horse owned by Mr. Bettis slipped into a barbed wire fence with no serious damage. Bettis asks for gate closures next time. The Hopefull Workers plan a Basket social at Coleman School House Friday night October 20, baskets by ladies will be auctioned and include supper for two. Kaawaka people attended Clinton rally Tuesday. Ashford Hann visited Topeka for G A R reunion. Republican Club raised over three dollars for a traveler whose horse died near Baldwin’s place. Democrat Club members remain quiet on the road home. The Kanwaka Republican Club targets pole raising next Friday October 12, with 138 feet ready and hope to finish with help from Gooders. all are invited.

Kanwaka Chautauqua Club Ricker Chas. Bettis Clinton Ashford Hann Topeka Republican Club Laf Baldwin Democrat Club Kanwaka Republican Club

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of our daughter

To those kind friends who assisted and sympathized, we express heartfelt thanks. Special obligations go to Rev Nicholson and the Lutheran choir for words of comfort and songs of love. Also grateful to Nora's teacher and classmates for flowers and tokens. We love you all George Paxnp SARAH WARE. Cake baskets from $4 to $20 each.

Nicholson Nora George

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Journal Atchison, Topeka & Railroad Osagege City Express Santa FE Eestern Eoc Kansas City Express Rostveen Gen. A T. Hicmpson Tieke ER. K. Pann Cago, Santa FE & California Railway Union Pacific Railroad Basilic Express Western Express Ccos Easteastern Express Atlantic Express Leavenworth Sean J. P. Russ A. T F. Ea Friends of Johnn Walton Douglas County H. Ss. Taeuren Jos. E. Riaas Rushmer’s Mass. Street C. Bence & Sox A.J. Griffin S. Winthrop Street National Bank Mass C. L. Epwards Warrooms Bros RosameEn Straffon & Zimme H. S. Teewrer John N. Ratter Columbus Wm. Culbertson Denver E. G. Wood Eldridge J. M. Alexander J. F. Neeley Parsons Forester J. W. Gleed E. H. Foster Montpelier, Vt R. K. Tabor Glick Yester Dr. Bull James Thomas Franklin Baltimore Luther Miller Weber Blirneya Bannock McConnell's Artatle Allor Western Union Telegraph Office Weekly Journal McConnell’s Justus Howell Urtem’s Strafon & Zimmermann Raymond & Dick’ S Crowr Strafin &Zimmermann M.L. Allstor Blue Ridge Scranton Osage City City Drug O. Butler Straffoe & Zimmermann Effie Chas Lucy Hatch Croup Lawrence Flambeau Cloud Eudora Chas. Tucker District Court Mr. Bristow Gertrude Beatty George B. Beatty Kansas Prof Mayhew Business College United States C. T. K. Prentice United States Grand Jury Earl Russell Young Men's Republican Club Joel A. Minner Abilene Belle Divelbias Lecompton Wm. G. Pierott Lydia A. Tyler W. C. Patterson Sarah Flynn Norton Goodrich Cyclone Club of Mir. W.C. Patterson Presbyterian Church van Pelt Board of County Commissioners L. B. Keefer Baldwin City H. A. Cummings Belvoir Petronio Field & Hargis O’day Great Western Telegraph CO Squire Cameron Cameron Beens Kanwaka Kullings
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