Reign of High Carnival in St Louis Featured Sept Sept 1895
St Louis will host the eighteenth annual carnival from September 4 to October 12 with seven weeks of gaiety. The program includes the Exposition, French equilibrians, the King Ners and other acts, Russian dogs, a Veiled Prophet parade, a grand ball, and notable theatre showcases. Tickets are offered at reduced rates via Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain routes. program details available from agents or H C Townpond.
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St. Lewis
Ian Biase
America
St. Louis
Mississippi
Souga
Caicedo
Louis Olori
Imotu
St Lonia Wand
St Louis
Trilby
Lyceum Theatre Company
Iron Mountain
Agenta
H.C. Townpond
Bucklew’s Armies etra Best Snave For Skin Ailments
An old time cure claims to treat bruises sores ulcers rheum chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by J. K. Jones at 501 Kanus avenue with price two cents per box.
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Etra
J. K. Jones
Kanuas Ave
Boston and Return by the Monta Fe
Round trip fare available with routes east of Chicago and stop over privileges. See Rowley Bros for particulars. Peerless Steam Laundry Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Monta Fe
Chicago
Rowley Bros
Peerless Steam
Peerless
Bteem Laundry
Modoc Minstrel Show Postponed By Wet Weather
The Modoc minstrel show was postponed due to rain after five o clock. Weather caused the delay but a Monday evening performance is planned at the park with Coroner Bailey and Bert Lucas training for their three round bout. Chief Wilkerson will not intervene unless fatalities occur. Odds favor the coroner in today’s match.
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Jennings
Boston
Beling
Modeca
Bailey
Bert Lucas
Wilkerson
Missouri Pacific Plans Atchison Topeka St Joseph Rail
Missouri Pacific through Kansas representatives filed with the secretary of state a charter for the Atchison Topeka and St Joseph railway with capital of 1.5 million dollars. It authorizes lines from Atchison to St Joseph across the Missouri river and from Atchison to Topeka via Jackson Jefferson Shawnee counties to connect with the K N B D line. Directors include A H Horton and W P Waggener of Atchison and others tied to Missouri Pacific.
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Falk
Missouri Pacific
Topeks
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Kaneas
Secretary of State
Atchison Topeka & St Joseph Railway Company
Atchison
St. Joseph
Kansas
Missouri
Topeka
Jackson, Jefferson
Shawnee
Dispensary Raid Hits Charleston Swell Club
Columbia Club, a leading Charleston social group, discontinued dispensing liquor after the dispensary law took effect. Under Gov Evans policy, club rooms were raided last Saturday with liquors confiscated. Nine members, including Editor Gonzales and Rep Patton, were arrested and bonds set at 200 each to appear in court for keeping and distributing intoxicants. Dispensary authorities seek injunctions to prevent further liquor in the clubrooms until trial.
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Charleston
Columera
5. C
Columbia Club
Tillman
Evans
Gonzales
Patton
Barrel of Beer Found at Branner Street Joint
Police raided a Branner Street establishment around 11 p m arresting proprietor F L Wells known as Monty Wells. Officers Ellison Gaines Ayre Burgess with Chief Wilkerson forced entry after the proprietor refused to cooperate finding two empty whisky jugs and a barrel of beer behind the door. Wells white man with poor reputation was jailed behind the city prison after the search.
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Branner Street
Wells
Ellison
Wilkerson
Schutz
Monty
Staton
Live Bird Race Ends In Hindmarsh Victory 23 19
Hindmarsh scored 23 to 19 over Biscoe in a prearranged live bird race under American Shooting Association rules. Referee J. C. Clark and judges E. I. Dibert and J. Elliott oversaw the event. Hindmarsh led early with a left quartering Incomer, while Biscoe battled, losing key birds. Multiple details cover loads, shot sizes, and second-barrel usage for both shooters.
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Hindmarsh
Biscoe
P. J. Hindmarsh
J. Biscoe
American Shooting Association
J. C. Clark
E I. Dibert
J. Elliott
Mr. Hindmarsh
Sr. Biscos
Mr. Biscos
LC. Smith
E. C
Mr. Biscoe
It Doesn't Pay for Garden Produce in Oakland Suburb
Charles E. Soule of Oakland suburb writes to the Joyman arguing preserving works pay too little for vegetables causing crops to rot. He supports a canning factory to create a market and better prices. He lists cited rates: apples ten cents a bushel, tomatoes fifteen cents a bushel, cabbage $4 per ton, cucumbers seventy cents per hundredweight, with cabbage around one cent under current conditions.
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Sayar
Charles E. Soule
Oakland
Joyman
Scule
Larimer
Soule
BLOCK HEAD BRITONS IN NEW YORK HOTEL GOWN SPILLAGE
Two flamboyant Englishmen at a Fifth Avenue hotel caused a street scene on Twenty third Street when they tossed soapy wash water from a raised window onto gowns below. They claimed ignorance of American plumbing and dismissed the incident as no investigation. The clerk noted their foreign ways contrasted with local comforts. Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething and diarrhea relief is cited alongside a cigarette brand.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
North Topeka Gossip Chronicle Highlights Local Notices
North Topeka items report Clarence Rinder securing a store position, travel plans of W V Parmenter, teaching in Denver, and a minister’s sermon. Community notes cover births, employment changes, sales at local businesses, and forthcoming church activities plus social gatherings among North Topeka youths.
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Clarence Rinder
W. F. Eby
W. V. Parmenter
Eagle Grove
Ethel Morris
Fort Worth
Texas
E. H. Clarke
Shorey
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Mary B. Wiley
Denver
A. W. Wiggin
North Congregational Church
G. W. Kennedy
Jefferson Street
W. A. Wasson
Sharon Springs
Normal Institute
Frank Walker
Topeka Paper Company
Crovery
E. B. Marple
Doctor Ward Slays 600-Pound Grizzly in Colorado
Dr. M. B. Ward writes from the Colorado mountains near Grand Junction that he killed a 600 pound grizzly with a Winchester. He plans to bring home the bear pelt for an office rug and offers no details of the encounter.
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Dr. Ward
de M. B. Ward
Monater
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J.M. Knight
Anti-Combine
Zonsar Avenue
Kansse Ave
A. Z. Waggoner
Kansas Avenue
Pakces
Santa FE
Eldorado
Cr. Beck
Pat Malone
Ed Butler
Charse
Maroons
Emporia Maroons
Winfield Club
Emporia Gazette
Roy Evaca
Independence
Coffayville
Wascreof 8Tun
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Arkansas City
Jap Murry
Galena
Galena Athletic Club
Wilson
Leavenworth
Royal Bowling Club of
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H. Heinricks
Burns
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Markart
Vetten
W. Heinricks
Blockberger
McGraw
Mann
Doyle
Hoffman
Mr. Winslow
Frank Long
North Topeka
Lodge & Colvin
Norris Street
Pratt Broa
Lukens Broz
Stutz & Walker
Arnold &Son
North
Munyon
J. H. Holler
N. Kan Ava
Magnet
A. J. Proudit
N. Kanaye
West Laurent Street
Young Peoples’ Societies
Epworth League
Kansas Avenue M. K
Presbyterian Sunday School
Glendenning
E. G. Lacey
N. Kans. Ave
Remington, Majestic and
Crawford Bicycles
Ladies Aid Society
Second Presbyterian Church
W. C. Steele
Central Avenue
Edon Parkhurst
Kittie
Clara Marlett
Seymore
Lottie Parkhurst
Frisby
Florence Douglas
Kansas City
Messers
Earl Seymore
King
Terence Ewart
Chan Schilling
Will Cline
Brussels
van Buren St
Crescent Bicycles
Kitchell & Marburg
Kansas Ave
Pac
Haro
Moeser Ice Manufacturing Co
Tatenhones
THE
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Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Gienherst R. L. Cofran, Rror
Peerles
W. Eighth
Toute
Union Pacific
Barghart
Elmer
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