Lawrence Daily World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 2

Due Notice Served Club News. A Is a never failing syn cf DAILY WORLD ESTABLISHED MRCH 1892. ft let the COLD DUST twins do your work," US, IE1. "WOOD SuccessorftoN. 5.

larke Etoery, feed and Sale Stmt 733-73SjNew Hampshire Street O. JEE. Ziesenis, 844 Mass. St. Phone 305 No Soap, Borax, Soda or Ammonia is needed with With little water and less effort you can clean anything about the house better, easier and cheaper than with Soap or any other cleanser.

Once try it, you'll always buy it. JVfade only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chicaeo.

New York. Boston, St Louis. Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. LAWRENCE, APRIL 15, 1903. fa Mr.

Bryan is beginning to think that Cleveland is a perniciously active partisan. A Kansas City woman had her husband arrested because he objected tc her painting face. Thia persona! liberty business is overdone. Judging from the number of murderf in Ottawa we conclude that Ottawa need9 two Chautauquas. Sensational matter must be mighty scarce when it is given cut that a plague is rampant iB western Kansas, Of cours? it is a silly lie but such things hurt.

A murder trial in Ottawa found the defendant guilty of "consobrinicide." We can imagine the relief of the jurj when the verdict was finally read and no longer on its hands. The work the Santa Fe is doing in making a park near its dopot in this city is good, very good. For years that has been an eye sore. Now it is going to be more beautiful. The usual fight will doubtless be made on the prison twine but it is noticeable that it goes on the market at a lower price than the trust charges.

The twine plant will yet bring the trust to time. The Topeka Herald is trying to induce its readers to put on their old Panama hats. It must be that some dealer was overstocked last summer and is thus advertising to unload. The Panama hats the fellows wore last year were frauds pure and sample. They never looked the price and never wore the expected time.

The young man who drinks liquor is crippling himself in the race of life. With competition so keen and the race of life so strong a man needa his best faculties to cope with the affairs of life. The man who cooks his brain has crippled it, has impaired his ability to do hH best. The man who drinks hquor in any form is committing a crime against himself, is putting an impediment in his progress. In telling of the appointments of the new mayor of Topeka it is stated that several former officials have been reappointed.

It is always so. Whenever a man gets a public job it gives him a lama mai lingers in nis mourn lorever after and he never hears of a job being open without secretly wishing that lightning would strike him. A college of socialism has been found ed in Wichita. This can do neither barm nor good. Socialism is one of those things that is mighty fine theory but poor in practice.

Practically everybody believes in socialism to limited degree but even the most earnest advocates of the doctrine fail to practice it. Until selfishness can be eliminated socialism must be a fad; The Apostle Paul complaired of "the thorn in the flesh" and theologians have never clearly decided just what it was Nearly every church organization today has "the thorn the flesh" in the way of some exasperating member. Some times the proper authorities grapple with the thorn and pluck it out root and branch, giving the wound a chance to heBl, but the geueral way is to go on suffering. Tne thorn never drops ou of its own accord. Grover Cleveland says the great need of the blaotc man is education.

In i measure this is true but not entirely The greatest need of the colored man is industrial training A race of educated people is good but not as good as a race of capable people. 1 his is true of all colors and conditions. The hope of any race is not entirely in education but it is in industrial training. It it easy to have too many lawyers, too many professional men or all but it is hard to have too many skilled workmen. A noted democrat criticises the presi dent by declaring that he is fostering a war spirit.

Nothing of the kind. The president is making America sa proud of itself and so confident of its own resources that other nations are showing a wholesome respect for us. Just as a big army and navy operates for peace, so does a speakingly patriotic country insure respect and good treatment. The days of our "splendid isolation," of which we used to boast, are over and henceforth we must take our place in the world affairs and be right at the of the head the table. Next year a president is to etect and it is a mighty good time for Kansas republicans to stand together.

Our delegation in congress is a good one and it should be kept intact. A fight any where will hurt. It is unfortunate that there was so much fuss made about the last legislature. That kindofacani- nign cannot help hurting. The only sensible thing to do in view of what has already been done is to adjust our petty differences and unite to renominate and reelect every creditable official serving whether he belongs to one faction or another.

The Topeka papers are thrown ir.to another spasm because of the report that Leland said that Leedy had more backbone than other governor KaDsas ever had with the possible exception of Anthony. We do not know not know whether or not LelancTmade the statement but it is true none the less. Leedy had more backbone than anything else, in fact he was mostly backbone and bad temper. Kansas for some reason has had a weaK lot of gover norsand a man like Leedy was refrefhing, Leedy was not such a bad governor any way he was taken. i ant Column.

This paper will insert notices of working girls wanting places three timet free of charge. For Sale: One seco d-hand gasoline engine gopd running order Lawrence Bicycle Co. 905 Massachusetts 8tre t. Fine Suburban Home. Sixty acre farm three miles from Lawience-Uood 7 room dwelling, two good wells of water, large barn, 15 acres in frnit, 30 acres in cnlti vatiop, balance in pasture and meadow: lc'on.

good neighborhood. Price tWOO. H. CORSE, 734 Mass. street, Lawrence FABM BARGAINS 120 acre bottom farir, all choice land, 5 miles of Lawrence, one room dwelling and one 4 room dwelling, fai orchard, 12 acres in timber, 10 acres ia meadow 100 acres in cultivation, 36 acres in wheat.

Price $55 per acre. tig L. H. COESE. 724 Mass.

St. 'Lawrence. KAN WAR A STOCK FARat-Six miUs west of Lawrence on California road. service German Coach Stallion $10.00 to insure Baccarat, French Percheoa Stallion JIU.OO to insure; Denmirk, a prizi well bred Saddle Stallion 12 00 to insure; Black Mammoth, Urges aud best Jack in the county $10.00 to insure; Billy Black, full blooded Spanish Jack $8 00 to insure; Dentchland 15.00 to insure. AL.

E. SMITH, Proprietor. lLMOKIN Imported Percheron Stallion (45442) 25136, will make the season as follows: Monday's, Tuesd iy and Wednesday's at the farm of W. H. Banning on Washington Creek road, balance of week at Ira Rothrock.

Terme $20.00 to insure mare with living fosl. Siugl service $10.00. MONEY TO LOAN-Upon good personal se cnrity or real estate. 734 Massachusetts street up st airs. rOK KENT 5 room house and IHiacresW ground.

Qoid well. Apply at Holloway's South End Grocery. FOR RENT My residence property at 502 Li treet. Enquire of HTuck-r, FOR SJiLE Eleven room house; thoroughly modern; with large well kept gronnds. 1240 Massachusetts Btreet.

Enquire of G.R. GOULD tOK RENT Honse with 6 rooms and t40 era ui muu. a. uooilicie. it.

u. jmo 4. STUN TNE PRINCE ARTHUR 3308 Vol.6 of the Stud book of Hackney Society. Import ed by P. O.

Heftier of Lincoln, Neb. l'riuce Arthur will make the season as follows: Moi. day at John Eller's, ltf miles S. and 2 miles of Alfred; Tuasdays aud Wednesdays at Alfred Fridays at Lone Star; Saturdays at Lou Mow der's, kl miles east of Alfred. Terms: $7X0 to insure mare with foal; $9 00 to insure living coit.

Lon Mowdtr, Mgr. W. A. PARDEE FOUND In front of Weaver's store a beal chattellaine containing small anm of money Owper can have same by proving property and paying for this notice. RANCH BARGAIN 460 acres' ranch, within eight miles of Lawrence.

125 acres under cnl tivation, all choice valley bottom land, acres in wheat and 25 acres in ild meadow Pasture land rolling, but well set in blue grass 40 acres in timber; a fair five room house plenty of watfr; large wind mil). Will keep 1UU head or cattle the year around, and one of tie cheapest ranches in Kan as. Price for 15 days, $20.00 an acre. CORSE, 745 Massa chusetts ttreet, Lawrence, Kaisas. WANTED Girl for general housework 940 Indiana street.

LOST My liver arid white pointer dop Cregon. Wears a heavy leather collar with my ante on it, and several license tass at tached to it Reward for information concern Ing him. Geo. C. Bradley.

C28 Ohio street or Telephone 304. auieu a gnou worn norse will give in exchange a new surrey. Consol dated Land Lumber Co. successors to Brown-Parish. patents Protect your ideas Consnltntior Tree, ree dependent rn success Est IStU.

Mi In tnn A- Co iKMMtn Washington, Send for price list of strawberry, rasr.berrv. and blackberry plants to Wm Brown 5ons Lawrence, Kansas, rural deliveiy No 9. FOU ULE 4 A. .1. n.

MilM. fresh Ton, Vry milk rs. Gio Maffet souineasir snnnrns. PASTURE For horses, cattU and mules, our mile west of Vinland and ten miles south of Lawrence. G.

F. Morton. WANTED Girl for geueral housework in small family. Good wages. Enquire at Fitcl Bros.

Dep't store. FOR SALE 3 cows with calves, and 4 year lins. Enquire of Q. C. Sizr, at count farm ErQ SEPARATOR senarates yolk froir white instantlv.

Sam pie postpaid 10c. Cat aioirne Arents wanted. National Supply Co. Lawrence, Kansas. WANTED A snrrey, buggy, good saddle and bridle for cash.

F. Gee, 833 Mags St WANTED A girl to wait and attend to the office. LAWRENCE STEAM LAUNDRY FOR RENT. 1150 acres fine blue grass pas ture to rent for the seison; inexhaustible water; wind mill with large tanks; plenty shade. Four miles outheast Lawrence.

John O. Atkinson, R. F. No. 8.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN My residence property 229 Bridge street. Also six other residence properties welt located. Enquire O. C. RUSE.

MAN WANTED In Grocer department of the Leader. WANTB'D Two or three neat appearing ron men; good pay. Clean week. Appl-room 9 this evening or before 9 o'clock a Central Hotel. ICE.

We are well equipped with plenty of natural ice for meat, men and other large consumers at prices slightly ad vanced above the prices for last season Our prices for this ice to family trade with coupon books will be the same as last year. an enlarging our ice plant and will be ready to supply the best of crystal ice to families with coupon books a five cents per hundred pound or $1.00 per ton above the price of natural ice. We charge 10 per cent mo'fl where ice is taken without coupon book. Phone 88. GR1FHN ICE CO.

If women ever break into politics tboy will have to hire some cheap man to nail campaign lies for them. Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks, aud to some older oner. Easily -cured. Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant relief, permanent curr.

any drug store, 50 cents. Be charitable to the living the dead not in a position to appreciate costly monuments. Ml Due notice ia hereby served on the public generally that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve 19 tho only salve on the market that is made from the pure, un adulterated witch hazel. DeWitt's Witch Salve has cured thousands of cases of piles that would not yield to any ether treatment, and this fact has brought out many worthless counter feits. Those persons who get the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve are never disappointed because it cures.

For sale by Barber druggists. Nobody ever heard a boardinghouse landlady complain of a boarder's poor appetite. What's the secret of happy, vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels, the stomach, the liver aud Kidneys strong and active. Burdock Blood Bitters does it. Many a man rushes frantically to his unclefter saying farewell to his ante.

Are You Using Allen's Foot-Ease? Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It cures Corns, Bunions, Paiuful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen feet. At all druggists and shoe stores 25c. Style doesn't count when it comes to the lining of a pocket book, To Mothers in this Town. Children who are delicate.feverish and cross will get immediate relief from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children.

They cleanse the stomach, act on the liver, making a sick child strong and healthy A certain cure for worms. Sold by druggists 25c. Sample free Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.

The earth's gravity attracts, but the gravity of the man repels. Good for Children. The pleasant to take andharuiloss One Minute Couah Jure gives immedi ate relief in all cases of cough, croup and lagrippe because it does not pass im mediately into the stomach, but takes "ffect right at the seat of tho trouble. It draws out the inflammation, heals and soothes and cures permanently by enabling the lungs to contribute pure life giving and life sustaioing oxygen to the blood and tissues. For sale at arber.Bros.

drug 6tore. A poor workman always him-elf superior to his job. considers BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER CURES catarrh of the stomach. Odo man seeks justice, while another man flees from it. sh.

XT. Bears tho K.aJ 'fa Ha-s Alwiivs BouW For liver troubles and constipation There's nothing better in creation Than Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. They always effect a cure and save doctor bills. Little Early Risers are different from all othtr pillSj They dd not weaken the system, but act as a tonic to the tissues by arousing the secretions and restoring tho liver to the iuii performance or its functions natur ally. For sale by Barber Bros, drug store.

Don't exchange single bliss for a matrimonial blister. There is one place in Lawrence where you can always get a splendid cup of coffee and that is at A Johnson's restaurant. He uses the best Cream Java coffee and makit esin th latest improv ed coffee urn. A man's merit is always up to his reputation. MONUMENTS A large and complete assortment of marble and granite in lat est designs.

Call on or address Basye Allen, 1014 Massachusetts street. A fool is wisa after a pattern of his own. KR AUNTS NEW RED BLOOD rofi LUNGS, HEART AND KIDNEYS. The worst enemy a man can have is a fool friend. April is one of the best months in the year to visit California.

Wait for colonist rates to California points v'a the Santa Fe April 1st to June 15th 1903. Columbia Wool in a variety of colors for knitting shawls, has just arrived at Mrs Prentiss' Home Store, 1105 Mass street. A pessimist finds consolation in the fact that be wasn't born an optimist. BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER CURES catarrh of the stomach. All birds have their rights, but crows have the strongest caws of their own.

Do you enjoy a good cigar? If so try the i iyStrik i. Consistency may bo a jewel, but it is not received in any pawn shop. When you want seeds go to Kumler Bnsch, wholesale and retail garden and field seeds, 000, G02 and 604 Mass. street, Lawrence, Kansas. A TEXAS WONDER.

HALL'S GREAT REMEDY. One small bottle of Hall's Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal emissions, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregulari im of the kidneys and bladder in both mm ajd women, regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggist will send by mail on receipt of $1. One small bottle is two months treatment, and will cure any case above mentioned. Dr.

E. W. Hall, solo manu tacmrer, P. box C29, St. Louis, Mo.

Send for testimonials. by all druggists, and Dick'Bros READ THIS. St. Louis, May 2d, 1902. Dr.

E. W.Hall, Dear Sir: I amusing your Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder trouble and it is the first medicine that has ever given me any benefit and I can cheerfully recommend it to others suffer ing from or bladder disease. Yours truly JOHN DERRIG, 124 Rankin Ave. of healthy stomach, vhen the breath if br.d (h A. i i 1 i swiuafu is out oi oraer, mere no remedy in the world equal to Kodol Dyi pepsia Cure for curing indigestion, dys pepsia and all stomach disorders.

MaryS. Crick of White Plains. Ky writes: "I have been a dyspeptic for years tried all kinds of remedies but continued to grow worse. By the use of Kodol I continued to improve at once and after taking a few bottles I am fully restored in weight, health and strength acd can eat whatever I like. Kodol digests what you eat and mnkes the stomach sweet.

sale by Carber Bros, drug store. It is possible to win an up hill fight and still be on the level. KR AUNTS NEW RED BLOOD FOR LUNGS. HEART AND KiDNEYS Vice generally wears a mask, but you can tell virtue a mile off. CASTOR I A For Inlets and Children.

The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the Signature Say, Brown, you and Mrs B. look as young as the day you were married 20 years ago. That's a fact, Smith; we take Rocky MouLtain Tea every spring, It like a dip in the fountain of youth Hale Bros, druggists. It sometimes happens that he who hesitates is found out- Seduced Kate. Kansas City.

Via Santa Fe. Kound trip ffl.GO on April 12, 13 and 14 Return April 15. KR AUNTS NEW RED BLOOD run LUNCjO, MtAUT ANQ KIDNEYS TU i ii. lUDunusiug songi snouia De sting in liquid tones. Danger of Coldsand (Jrip.

The greatest danger from colds and grip is their resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care is used, however, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is taken all danger will be avoided. Among the tens of thousands who Lave used this remedy for those diseases we have yet to learn of a single case having resulted in pneumonia, which shows conclusively mat it is a certain preventive of that dangerous disease. It will cure a cold or an attack of grip in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe to take.

For sale by all druggists Most of the things that havo been saia mignt as well have remained unsaid for all the benefit they are to humanity. SEVERE ATTACK OH ORIH Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain's Cough SB "When 1 hadan attack of the'grin last winter (tho second one) I actually cured myself with one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," says Frank W. Perry, editor of the Enterprise, bhortsville, N. Y. "This is the honest truth.

1 at times kept from coughing myself to pieces by taking a teaspoonful of this remedy, pnd when the coughing spell would come on. at night I would take a dose and it seemed that in the briefest interval the cough would pass off and I would go to sleep perfectly froe from cough and its accompanying pains To say that the remedy acted as a most agreeable surprise is putting it very mildly. I had no idea that it would or could knock out the grip, simply because I had never tried it for such pur pose, but it did, and it seemed with the second attack of coughing the remedy caused it to not only be of less duration, but the pains were far less severe, and I had not used the contents of one bottle before Mr Grip had bid me adieu. For sale'by all druggists. borne men have great strength of mind but the small boy's long suit is his length'of don't mind.

Dear mamma Don't feel bad about your complexion. Stop using powder, creams and lotions. Rocky Mountain Tea cured me and will cure vou. It's only 35 cents. Hale Bros, druggists.

House Cleaning Hade Easy. No delay, no trouble with lnexpcrienc ed help we do all the work, take up the carpet, clean it thoroughly and re lay it everything but scrub the floo Telephone 10S. V. R. Huddleston Girls, now is the time to ta'ta Rock Mountain Tea.

Clears the conplexiony cures pimples, blackheads: makas the skin soft and fair; bright ejes, rosy cheeks and sweet breath. 35 cents. Hale Bros, druggists Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas Electric Oil.

At any dru? store. Ananias was an unfortunate iudivic' nal who lived before his time. KR AUNTS NEW RED BLOOD tun LUNbd, MEAPCT AND KIDNEYS. Ihe industrious blacksmith is always blowing about his work. Strawberry Plants.

We have for sale a lare quantity of first class standard varieties which we will sell at reasonable prices. I Williams Son. Phone 52G Green. 427 Lyon street. lour new suit will possess every thing to make you feel at ease if you have it made by us.

Spring sai ples al in. O. P. LEONARD. Use Mentholis for Burns A little life may be sacrificed to an hour's delay.

Cholera infantum, dysen tary, diarrhoea come suddenly. Only safe plan is to have Dr. Fowler's Extract Wild Strawberry always on hand. Extracting 25c PainlessExtracting 50c 821 Mass. OverO bers.

Rest artificial teeth $10. Amalgam fillings 50c Gold fillings price. At are The members of the No Name club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Quak-enbusb, and the following program was given "Porto Rico; Samoa," by Mrs Lew Wallace; Charles Dudley Warner," by Mrs Busch. The Review club held an interesting meeting yesterday with Mrs Neville. The following program filled the after noon: Naples, Mrs Shirumons, The Home Life of Plebeans, Mrs Phillips, and a Magazine Raview by Mrs Jlender son.

The Twentieth Century club met yesterday with Mrs W. R. Smith. Mrs Lane was not able to be present and her paper "Famous Women of Fiction" was read by Miss Frazer. Mrs Jcnes told in an interesting manner of "Places Made Famous by the Novelist," and Miss Bangs read a good paper on "The Influence of Locality upon Authors." Mr.H A II Griesa entertained the Min-ervan club in regular meeting last Friday.

Roll call was responded to by mention of Natural Wonders of America. Papers were read by Mrs Howell on Our New Possessions and by Miss Cslia Watt on the Monroe Doctrine. The day of meeting was changed from Friday to Thursday. Club adjourned to meet with Mrs Gentry Thursday, April 21. i The Ingleside club uiet yesterday at the home of Mrs Dalton on Rhode Island street.

Mrs White gave a paper on the Russian Army and Navy. The Shakes peare lesson was continued after a business session was held. Election of officers took place with the following results: President Mrs George Leonard, vice president Mrs Sarah j-Whitsell, secretary and treasurer Mrs Greenlee. lit Quivira club met as usual with Mrs Stone. A full attendance wa9 present who greatly enjoyed a splendid paper given by Miss May Richardson on Southern Woman's Work in Border States.

Mrs Hollingberry gave Mc- Clellan's Peninsular campaign, part 2. Miss Sarah Stuart read selections from "Lovey Mary." Mrs Fred Fisher, Mrs Whitman, and Mrs G. M. Falley were elected delegates to the state federation to be held at Wichita in May. After social half hour the club adjourned to meet again with Mrs Stone on April 20 ft The pleasant day and an interesting program brought out a large number of the members of the West Side Study club which met with Mrs Wilson Tues day.

The first part of the afternoon was devoted to business, Mrs Creager being elected delegate to the state federation and Mrs Ecke alternate. Then followed the literary program. Mrs Creager read an account of the life of Frank R.Stock ton, and also read two short stories by the same author. Mrs Wilson served i dainty lunch to the ladies present, in eluding two visitors, Mrs dinger and Miss Kuhne. The next meeting will be held with Mrs Koons.

Regents Still in Session. The Board of Regents of the Univers ity were in session all day yesterday and may not adjourn until late this evening or tomorrow morning, The three new rpgents Mr Mitchell of Lawrence, Mr Converse of Waverly, and Mr Butcher met with the board for the first time. Yesterday was devoted to routine business. The degrees of A. B.

were granted to Clarence Crawford, Elizabeth Leslie, Pearl Rogers and Stuart Simpson. Root and Mr Bennett, architect and contractor of the natural history building consulted wite the board late yesterday afternoon. Before the meeting adjourns the salaries of the instructors and people connected with the university will be fixed for the next two years. Regent Converso did 'not meet with the board todav. Largo Kitchen Cabinets, 84.00.

Fine Cotton Felis Mattress, $5.50. Lawn Settees, $1.00.5 7 foot Shades 30 cents. New England Furniture 929 and 931 Mass. street. The members of the Eastern Star gave a enjoyable entertainment at the Eastern Star rooms last night.

A good and interesting program was given, after which light refreshments were eerved. About 200 guests were present. An ice cream social will be given under the auspices of the Ladies. Aid Society of the Centenary M. E.

church. Thursday evening in Mrs Snyder's building on Bridge street. Hale's Cleopatra Cream, the best ever for imperfect complexions. Removes sunburn, freckles and tan. Sold and guaranteed by Hale's Red Cross Phar macy, 711 Mass.

street Memorial services will be held at the Centenary church Suaday at 2:30 for Mary Margaret Loic, who died a January of scarlet fever. Ihe city street force is giving Mass. chusetts street a thorough cleaning to day. They have recently received a new steel broom for the sweeper which does better work than the old one. Kansas City.

Excursion Via Santa Fe. Round trip $1.60 on April 12, 13 and 14 Return April 15. LOST. Two dollars reward will be paiil tf anyone returning Donald Harrison's black water Spaniel pnp. Lowruard Avenue, first house west of Morris street.

Your Lswes9 Will be roused to its natural dutict and your biliousness, headache anc constipation be cured if you takt Sold by all druggists. 25 cents. Stops falling hair. Makes hair grow. Restores color.

Cures dandruff. Lf.ei.: Gutieriiig and Ferries sole agent for GibWin and Ameri- i. i i mi I mi i promuy allegata to. Anv Kind Of Coal QUANTITY. B.

W. McFARLANE BRO. Opposite Court House i Phone 4S5 R. E. Knox builder Hearses Any kind of delivery or express wagon to order.

High class repairing and rubber tiring a specialty. roor of new Hampshire street Something Appetizing Meals become monotonous unless you give ihem variety. There's a spiciness abhut ham which makes it specially attrac tive at this season. Good ham is what we mean and all our customers say our ham is thebest Jones Johns SucccsforJto Wind, 810 Mass Phone Spring; House Gleaning may show you the needs of new house furnishings Hew Furniture the best goods for the money all new, fresh and up-to dat at prices that defy competition You AviJl maKe no mistake in getting goods fiom the old reliable firm of ROBERTSON BROS. Right Next When you get a box of our finest 'ropfectionery be "right next" to the sweetest things male any where.

Our candy is justly praised by ail who use it. You will be delighted after you once tnste its delicious flavor. Ch colates 40c. ec3.ex3Q.a,xi.xx Comet Coal Co. Wholesale and Kctail Phone 511 Bine.

747 Mass St Fire Life I ii ra e2 A vj .5 MORRISON Res 946 Ohio SOEO. Ho. Oldesfland fost-ReliablelCcmpanies Special attention g.ven to farm pron- erty insurance and personal inspection maue Dy authorized solicitor. Tornado Accident II YQurjyes Need Attention Come willjpleaee you ana the'eharges are low Hester, and Ontieian FRANK L. PEAIRS LAW, LAND3.S LOANS.

747 Maesa chusetts street. THE DOLLAR INVESTED IN THE ATLAS Is a.Silent Partner Working for ou -day and night. The first thousand dol lars is the hardest to get. We make it easy. Investigate our plana Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers prepared by L. S. Steele, abstracter of titles, land, loan and insurance agent. For the week ending April 15, 1903: Norval Stevenson and wife to AndersoD, und J. of of neJSec 33, Tp 13 18.

$1250. Anthony Lutz to Alvin JHughes, 14 acres in sw Sec 35 Tp 11 Range 17. $195. Addie Withrow and husb to Eager, ce fractional Sec 5 Tp 14 Range 19. $1600.

Harman Krause and wife to Henry Disque se yx Sec 26 Tp 14 Range 17. 83200. Eager and wife to A "Lamb, ne fractional qrSec 5 Tp 14 Range 19. $1800 Amanda Hartman to A Owen, lot 25 Ash street, Noith Lawrence. 150.

JohnSDustin and wife to John A Mario lot 11 Add 5 North Lawrence. $1000. Mrs A Wingate to Mn Mary McMillan, lot 5G Mass street, and lot 102 Vermont street Lawrence. $3,000. Maud Shearer to Hattie Sinclair, lot 125 and 10 ft lot 127 Tenn street, Lawrence.

$1225. Sinclair and wife to Bower; sock, 40 feet and 10 feet lot lot 125 Tenn street Lawrence. $1025. Edna Cross and husb to Hugh Blair lot 3 block 12 Lane Place Lawrence $600. A Siler and wife to Frank Siler, lots 73 atid 75, Delaware street, Law rence.

$1. JonnAMarlow and wf to John Dustiu lot 5.3 block 1 Locust st Law rence. $G00. Cora Jones and to John Strong lot 113 Ohio st, Lawrence. $2400, Moses Arterburn and wf to John II and Anna Ewing lot 3 Frazier's sub div, Lawrence.

$450. John Ringer and wf to James Smith lots 109 111 Jersey st, Baldwin City. $800. Ansel II Whitcomb to John Harmon 44S feet on line Alabama st and 370 feet on Berkley st in ne 36 12 19 $1500. Armina, and Marvin and A Wilcox and wf to Grace Huddle ston, com at a point on line Vt st ex tended 40 of line of nwj 7 13 20; 20 40 20 40 to by 5 acres.

John Gibbs and wf to trustees for the church of the Radical United Breth ren at Lecompton, lots. No. 5 6 and 7 block 20 Lecompton. $45. $100 Kercrd 100, Tlie scatters of this paper -nrill be pleased to urn t.iiit tin re is at least cr.n thst science has beea ablo to cure in ail its Catarrh.

Hall's Catarrh 'ure. is ne cr.iy pantivc cure known to the fi-utertulv. Catarrh a constitutional i cour.ii.utioual treatment. lstuiiia internally, acting ua carfares of th-sircying tho foundation D-ivin? the palient strength vr 13 constihKlon find assisting i'l i.o Tin proprietors have ciirahr pmvers. that they k.

tir.n-.re-i fw.llara for any case that it v. i'-'r of tcuitiisoahils. I'. J. CHENir Toledo, vlaii Far.

iiy Tills the heat. A Clothier. When M.J. Siofstad opened a small clothing store in Lawr nee fifteen years ago and hung out a sign ihe Clrthier' there were not manv who looked forward to the dav when be should have one of tho largest and best clothing stores in Lawrence. In the yenrs thnt have gone by einca Skofstad has given care ul attend to business and has had the pleasure of watching his tales im ri ase and his stock grow until the day came when ho had to have larger and better quarters to care for his customers wants.

Last night he began moving I i-i stock to his new ro; fat 82f Mass. street and will be op' r.gain Saturday. The new room is one of the be't store rooms in the city end it will, allow Mr. Skofstad to carry a iaiger aid better line of goods and to show iff his stock to better advantage. Tho satue careful attention will be given to his customers wants and the same watchfulness to see that they get the best of evert thing st tho lowerl possible prices.

Moak's Place Robbed. The Moak billiard hall wes robhed last ineht of Sll in money. The thief entered through a window in the side of the building. There was a broken pane of glass where he reached in aud lifted the catch. In this way he was able to enter without doing any other damage.

The indication are that the thief had planned the robery during the day and had simply carried out what he bad decided upon when night came. Where women get into trouble it ia trying to be both the moth and the flame. Hespek. Rev Pallard, pastor of the Friends church at Tonganoxie, preached at Hes-per Sunday morning and evening. Joe Bales and family spent Sunday with his family in Johnson county.

The many friends of Mrs Ed Stubbs of Mulvane were saddened to learn of her death at her home April 8. Mrs Stubbs, who will be remembered here as Mattie White, grew from girlhood to womanhood near Hesper and by her kind acts and cheerful disposition made many warm friends who grieve at her untimely death and extend sympathy to the breaved family and relatives. A Couch, teacher of district No 68 delighted his pupils ilast Thursday by taking them to Lawrence to visit the university. The day was profitably as well as pleasantly spent and the scholars will always remember the many sights they saw at K. U.

A Kendall and family spent Sunday ifi Kaw Valley with Mr and Mrs John Moody. The young people of the neighborhood enjoyed an Easter egg roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Wiliiamson on last Friday evening. Stock has been subscribed for a new telephone line to extend from Eudora about 11 miles southeast. Your scribe has ordered a phone and will soon be able to supply you with all neighborhood gossip by the" popular method nowadays. The way spraying material is in de mand at Raymond drug store shows that the canker worms will eat the dust instead of apple leaves and blossoms.

One pound Paris Green iq enough for four barrels of water, four pounds of copper sulphate enough for fifty gallons of water. See our spray calendar. The John Lucas Paintat Raymond's is better than Lead and Oil. iwo coits, coming thife; will 8uuuurn8rs. uan and see them at 478 juapie street, norm Lawrence.

Win. H. Tattle CHOKING CATARRH CURED. Mr. Caswell Pays "Hyomel Cured Him Your Money Back if It Does Not Cure You "Use Hyomei and be cured of catarrh," is what all who have tried it for that disease say to their friends.

u. b. Uaswell of North Middleborro, Mass. writes: "Hyomei has relieved me from a choking catarrhal trouble and cleared my head. I am glad to recom mend it to my friends." It is the easiest thing in the world to stop catarrh or a catarrhal cold at its beginning if you use Hyomei.

Just breathe the health giving balsamic air for a few minutes and your catarrh will be cured. In the worst cases of this dis ease, chronic or acute. Hyomei used four or fivo times a day is all that is needed to soon effect a cure. In this citv and neiuhrnrinf there are today hundreds who can testify to the remarkable powers of Hyomei to euro ci tarrh. Many of the staunchest friends of thi3 remedy today began its use with little hope that tLey would be cured, hut ns II.

L. Raymond offered to rfiird the money if it did not cure, they ditided to try it on thnt plan, and soon were restored to health. The fact that in this city II. Raymond had rrfundrd tho money for only twn nitlits out or thehundrpds he has sold is the 3'rin; o. proof that can be iTeod as to the truth ff the statement that Hyomei ctres catarrh and sll troubles of the throat and lungs.

2 Nordica a Her London Dress-Haker Why She and Her.High Collar Parted Company. Tl at Nordica will not allow auything 1 1 stand in tho way "of her bes' vocal work is proven by this incident: She was to at Queen's hall in London and a new dref-s had been ordered for the occasion. It was late in comirg ard sho had but time enough to slip into it and reach ihe hall It was an afternoon concert and her costume was the conventional high necked affair. On reaching the hall she tried a few scales and asking for a penknife, deliber ately cut the collar of her dress in two. she said, "I can sing." And going before her audience demonstrated the fact by creating such a iuiuio luai sue was oungea to sing a double encore and return to the stage seven times.

Madame Nordica is to sing at Topeka during the music festival on May 13th, with Edouard De Reszke. basso, and J. S. Duss, conductor of the Metropolitan opera bouse orchestra of New York, under the management of E. E.

John ston, -i- ILPIR, OT SOIEC THE TAILOR 17 Mass St Phone 575 Pink 8 9 i Atlas Building; and loan Association Use Mentholis for chaps.