Bank Buys Quantrell Raid Scrip and Delinquent Taxes Prominent
The Merchants National Bank offers top price for Quantrell raid scrip independent of pools while urging sellers to bring in notes. The city reports delinquent road tax collections and warns prosecutions if not resolved by next Monday. A local tax sale was held yesterday morning at the courthouse, continuing until 2:30 pm with attendance high. Reports note smokestory and rattlesnake tale from Judge Thacher's farm near the city. A Sozodont advertisement closes the notice.
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Court House
The
National Bank
Absence of fact on tonic health harms cost millions
The piece notes that ignorance of remedies such as Dr Harter's Iron Tonic leads to massive wasted sums due to uncertain effects. It reports Rev. I d Delo resigning as pastor of the English Lutheran church after two years of service, with health issues cited. An attempted safe breach at the Lawrence House is described as investigators remain vigilant. An anecdote extols Dr Seth Arnold's Cough Killer for pneumonia. J B Lippincott is praised for civil engineering work on the Chicago extension of the Santa Fe after university graduation.
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I. d. Delo
Lawrence House
Seth Arnold
Isaac W. Richtmeyer
Saugertier
Ulster Co. N
J.B. Lippincott
Chicago
Santa Fe
Lippincott
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Consumption Rumors
Lawrence residents report dramatic recoveries from consumption using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption a remedy claimed to cure throat and lung diseases Free trial bottles at Barber Bros Drug Store large bottles available Pinche Seals died of typhoid malaria at age 19 at home West Lawrence Funeral held at Second Baptist Church with Rev Martin leading services She belonged to the church and Sunday school as a beloved member
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Lawrence
Dr. King
Barber Bro’s
Pinche
Theodore
Lizzie Seals
West Lawrence
Second Baptist Church
Martin
Allcock’s Plasters Endorsement by Judge Manierre
Hon B F Manierre of New York recommends Allcock’s Plasters as “inestimable value” and the best external remedy for rheumatism neuralgia coughs colds and pains in side and back. He reports marked benefit from use and offers to answer inquiries.
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B. F. Manierre
New York
Allcock
Board of Education Meets. bills approved and bids invited
The Board of Education met last evening with Rev. R. Cordley presiding. Minutes read and communications noted. Auditing committee found treasurer and clerk reports correct and recommended paying several bills including Crum hydrant, Woodward supplies, Gas Co. rates, and repairs by Shaw. Clerk ordered to renew insurance. A coal supply proposal to be advertised next meeting. Treasurer directed to secure lowest bid for fuel.
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B. W. Woodward
Lawrence Gas Co
Bass
O. W
Jack Johnson
J. Penchard
H. Brooks
A. Shaw & Son
Seeeeney
Jag Felds
Bosra
Inquest Verdict On 1887 Lawrence Junction Wreck
The coroner's inquest held in Douglas County Kansas continued, hearing railroad employee Mallison testify. The jury toured the wreck site at Union Pacific depot North Lawrence, found death due to a railroad accident at Lawrence Junction, blamed lack of signs and signals, and noted crews were strangers to the branch. Frank Chase and C W Brown were buried at Maple Grove cemetery.
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Covoner
Mallison
State OF
Kansas
County OF
Douglas
A. D
W. G. Miller
Said
James Munden
Frank Chase
Charles W. Brown
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Frank Chasse
Corles W. Brown
Lawrence Junction
Leavenworth Oranch
Union _ Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas Division
Grant Township
Douglas County
Kanesa
Wataego
Lansing
C. W. Brown
Maple Grove Cemetery
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief
A distressed housewife laments backache and dragging sensations, seeking relief. The ad asserts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as an unfailing remedy for female ailments and urges readers to try it, noting it is available at all druggists.
Wishes of Cordleys and local license notices in brief
Mr and Mrs Cordley express heartfelt thanks for a beautiful timely gift and appreciation for friends generosity as they settle back home. City clerk reports forty three payments under the new license ordinance totaling 150 dollars with J D Bowersock paying the opera house largest so far. council plans stronger tax collection. News from Asbury Park New Jersey notes the death of Sister Ellen a leader in the Good Shepherd movement and aunt to several Topeka residents.
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Mrs. Cordley
J. D. Bowersock
Opera House
Asbury Park
New Jersey
The
Good Shepard
Ellen
James H. Canfield
Sayre
Cyrus Falconer
Topeka
Robert Mefford
F. P. Platt
Garden City
Allcock Plasters Ease Chronic Back Pain Claim
A. M. Chisholm of St Louis writes that after years of back and kidney pain in Canada and St Louis, Allcock's Plasters provided superior relief compared with Magnetic plasters. He praises the product and recommends it to others suffering from pains and aches. The note also advertises wholesale liquor and wine sales for medicinal and family use, shipped nationwide, with quality guarantees.
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A. M. Chisholm
Stoddart Street
St Louis
Canada
Allcock
St. Louis
Transportation notice for St Louis encampment by G A R
A committee of one on transportation calls all parties visiting St Louis to notify at once for arrangements. The Washington Post No 12 G A R expects to depart with their drum corps on Sunday Sept 25. Israel W Stone, Committee.
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St- Louis
Washington Post
Oven
St. Louis
Israel W. Stone
City Council Discusses Liquor Ordinance and Public Orders
Last evening the Lawrence city council, led by Mayor Barker, addressed liquor sale controls and Sabbath desecration concerns. It approved an ordinance extending police judge jurisdiction, authorized two new hose carts, and directed payment and staffing steps including two special police. Claims from numerous city staff were approved.
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Barker
Messrs Monroe
Simmons
Supplee
Rhode Island Street
Committee On
S.T. Williams
Committee On Fipstice
Stone
City of
Lawrence
Committee On Fire Department
T. Williams
Williams
Salvation Army
Baker University gains momentum as Baldwin grows
Baldwin buzzes with moving in and new town activity as Baker University shows strong year prospects under President Gobin. Prof. Wood to lead mathematics, Rev W A Quays takes languages chair, and a new six room schoolhouse contract goes to George Miller. Household relocations and local visits accompany the era of change.
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Baker University
Gobin
University
W. A Quays
Graham
George Miller
Baldwin
Wood
Murry
Topeka
Boaz
M. E. Church
Chapman Wharton
Mother Hubbard
Green's August Flower sold for dyspepsia relief
Dyspepsia and liver troubles are described as dreadful and mis eries in a Caldwell News brief. Green's August Flower is praised for reforming digestion and delivering health and happiness, with a price of seventy five cents. A second note mentions Mr Roche decorating a sock train, praising his artistry and imagination from Caldwell News.
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Green
August Flower
Bat Green
Mr. Roche
Roche
Caldwell News
Dr King's New Discovery and Bitters Sell Well in Rome
W D Hoyt & Co a Rome Georgia druggist touts Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve as top sellers for four years with many cures in the city including severe coughs and a few bottles easing pronounced consumption. Barber Bros sell and guarantee the remedies.
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W. D. Hoyt & Co
Rome Ga
Dr. King
Buckien
Electric
Barber Brose
Kansas Fruit Vinegar Company Stock Grows to Mammoth Proportions
Capt. W. C. Barnes will complete the annual report this week. Stockholders express gratification as the business has expanded to mammoth proportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Barnes
Kansas Fruit Vinegar Company
Sozodont Promises Distant Competition And Health Claims
An ad copy extols Sozodont as superior with white teeth and fresh breath. It claims to arrest dental decay and make gums rosier and harder. All ingredients are vegetable and antiseptic. The piece mentions Dodge City forming an anti drouth society and hints drought concerns.
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Dodge City
Alimentary
Kansas News Snippet Highlights Local Commerce And Sports
The piece notes 25 cent sale of a universal salve by Barber Bros. and reports Kansas coal output of 6,000,000 tons yearly. It also mentions a New Orleans firm opening a Hutchinson packing house with 200 hogs killed daily and a Kansas City colored baseball club naming itself the Modocs.
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Barber Bros
New Orleans
Hutchison
Kansas City
The
Modocs
Rock Island Railroad Moves 30000 Cattle to Chicago
The Rock Island railroad company contracts to transfer 30,000 head of cattle from Caldwell to Chicago under a formal shipment agreement.
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The
Rock Island Railroad Company
Caldwell
Chicago
The Pitcher's Arm and Its Curving Strain
W Y Sun reports Dr. Leaf of Philadelphia on the modern pitching motion termed the pitcher's arm. Curves strain chest muscles, deltoids, and forearm flexors, with the coracobrachialis and infraspinatus implicated in out curves. Repeated throws inflame bones, wear tendons, and risk elbow joints. treatment favors sunlit practice and temperate days, with no liniments.
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Scrivener
Leaf
Philadelphia
Larry Corcoran
W. Y. Sun
Hutchinson News Rumors Spark Elopement chatter
The Hutchinson News runs with rumors and chatter about elopements in town, fueling speculation among readers and local social circles about couples planning swift marriages away from public eye.
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Hotels
Howard
Boston
Arker & Summerfied
Attorneys At Law
National Bank Building
Co. Thacher
le National
W. C. Spangler
Ein National Bank
Cleps E. Riggs
A. J. Griffin
Poffice
Winthrop Street
A. H. Foote
Massachusetts Street
Chas. Chadwick
C. Thachee
Hap Yr
A. Hadley Caatitor, T. E. New
Asa’t Cashier
the National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
United States Depository
Euraype
W. B. Gaurritz
W. W. Cocken
HK. G. Gaxsson
Merchants National Bank
Jacob Hones
G. Grovenor
Theo. Poehler
Dward Russell
W.W. Cockens
G.W. E. Griffith
Alex, Monroe
Duee
G. BE. Benson
F. Maken
Ags’t
J. D. Bowmneven
Douglas County Bank
ComagsroxpsyTs—National Bank
First National Bank
Laclede Bank
Koontz Bros
New York City
A. L. Selig
General
Kaneas
A. L. Selig Aparance Building
T. Sinclair
Real Estate and Loans
Lawrencs
Bell & CO
DOA
General Law
Est
Lawrence Kas
Lawrence Eas
Nations Bank
Forrest Slusge
John Pennington
Judge Thacher
Thrse
Quantrell
Harter
Bex
J.C. Wattis
F. W. Reed
John Anderson
T. J. Sternberg
H. J. Snyder
L. 8. Sterle
V. G. Miller
Joan Donnelly
Std
Barker Leing
AR Millevecesseres
Journal Company
K Hemphill
F Crocker
Will Barper
Compans
Jno Warfield
Journal Compan
Samuel Walker
AJ Phillips
Brockers
Thos Schoeau
Geo Walker
W Read
GH Henson
J B Moore
Gee. Field
Hargis
Olin Tempiin
J M Walker
McFarland
G Smithb
Gauckeesceee
Coaleycase City Librarian
Ccconees
J. H
Laster
Ware
H. Denson
George McGee
L. C. Graves
Riley & Moon
Bailey & Smith
A. W. Medine
Harper
W. Jaedicke
Boughton
F. Chalfant
Telephone Compa
W. Woodward
B. J. Horton
J.S. Crew & Co
Olson
Charles Loit
J. M. Webster
F. Herrington
A. G. Gand
Esescoaneseeus
Essaeseree
Eeeseeresae, Seevecessaner Peeuesereuee
Aeocesaesees Seeatesaese Peesae
District Court of
State of Kansas
Carrie Manson
Albert C. Manson
H. H. Howard
Charles J. Anderson
Ransac
A. L
P. J. Peterson
Fort Scott
Hood
Mrs. Hoyt
C.C. Hoyt
W. K. Edgar
Halstead
G. B. Edgar
Bucklen
Castoria
Miss
Greeley County
Horace
Brandreth
Pacikog
Oeral Ea OL
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. W. Anderson
Southerland Springs
Wilcon County
Texas
J. Hi, Zeilin & CO
Tutt
Hutchinson News
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