The Topeka State Journal from Topeka, Kansas • 4

AircroracEMEXT. clearances for to-day were Washburn Waifs. Kansas Daily State Journal The bank $109,179.93. BT JOE. HAY, I hereby announce myself ta a candidate for re-election to the office -of Mayor JV ruin fcSru.

7pp I iillnJ MONDAY, MAECH21.18S7 E. Plank, who recently broke his thigh Jud. Nicholson, of North Topeka, epen i 01 uie city ot xopeza. it jj uofban. bone, ia not expected to recover.

Monday with bis friends at the college. I am a candidate for re-election to the Last Friday bixtymenbad visited the Ott.ce of justice of the peace at the ensu Jerry Fields, of Alma, an old student, paid bis respects to the boys this week. railroad reading rooms up to noon. I ing election, xuesoay, April eta. James Grabb, of Whiting, was visiting Forty-seven transfers were recorded with the register of deeds Saturday, and Mrs.

Elder has just returned from Chi G.GIN CO, his nephews, James and Walter Poeton u-atner around tlie LiOLAffi B1EEBL So do WTSE TIEN gather around the this week. cago with a eplendiid stock of millinery. the value represented was about $150, 000. Hon. A.

J. Buckland, a prominent cap That shoe sale at 153 Kansas ave. beats italist of Great Bend, was in the city las the world. Rev. L.

Biakealey yesterday preached IIAG1IET of Topeka; The Chief Gen- Tuesday, visiting his son Edward. 7 an able sermon at the Congregational A.R.Lyen has several second hand1 church upon the text "By 1 fruits ye pianos which have been prepared for use "Squedunque" Donnell, son of Senator E. J. Donnell. has been wrestling the in even the most aristocratic famili BLACK LACE FMCKGS! of the Real Estate Boom will shall know them." Rock Island freight trains from Leav past week with that grim terror whoop ing cough.

The tone is just as fine as that of a new piano, and the price- is less than one-eighth the cost Call and see them im Nets and Edings-to matcbu ue me-JN ew Exchange Jbtoom" -v A Jl in linn 1 worth still cross the river at Atchison, the bridge at that place having never been re Xforth Topeka. Dr. Mitchell has returned from Ohio. Two children of Paul Funkhouaer are sick with measlea. C.

E. Conklin made a visit to his parents at Thompsonville Sunday. Miss Maude Carey, living north of town, epent Sunday with Miss Leora Morrow. Frank Babcock has sold his residence on Kansas avenue for $3,000 to Charles Haywood. Mr.

and Mrs. N. F. Conkle leave for Chicago this week, where Mr. C.

goes to buy spring goods. Doc Ward is on the streets every day now, and does not look much the worse for bis bullet wound. Miss Mary Hanley, who has been visiting in Chicago for several weeks, is expected to return next week. Ed Tgtton, formerly at Brooks' dry goods store, goes west this week to go into the real estate business. L.

A. Dolman bought two lots on Kansas avenue, opposite Garfield Faik, Saturday afternoon, for 81,500. Jeremiah F. Foster, a student of Yale college, is visiting his brother Guy, the general manager ol the Washburn Tele mediately at No. 121 Kansas avenue.

paired since the fire. liejLL uoor 1m 01 tne famous -fc-i XT phone exchange. Don't be fooled by any bulletion boards and snide advertisements, but be sure you get in 153 Kansas avenue. We want a's The great boom Topeka is having has Otis Clark, the first engineer who ran an engine out of Atchison, died at Pleasant Hill, Thursday, and was buried at Atchison Saturday. Mr.

Clark has run engines in and out of Atchison for nearly not escaped even the eye of the student a cnoice selection of to get the money out of our entire stock of boots and shoes. these desirable goods in whose brain is teeming with busy schemes. Letter after letter goes borne urging their parents to come to'Topeka jilt a life time and is known by nearly every Remember Stone, the insurance man, (jUiPUre, UnQIltlUa. Span- 1 mm I railroad man in the west UM iSjmsas avenue. heh aiiimifaan "nioniiwan and make a N.

Magill, the florist, will have his All riftsricma tfhaf. Revs. Peters, Harper and Tuttle were visitors at the college Thursday. The Kansas City may be "clipping along at her old 2:10 gait," as her papers say, but Topeka has already passed the quarter JoubnaIi representative asked them con steam laundry, on Eighth street, com- Will D6 SllOWn Dy no Otlier post at a steady 2 She is no longer cerning their impression of Washburn pleted this week: In the meantime he I hOUSe here. Everybody is trying to get near us.

Why? Because we ALIVE to Business. Eyen the Eapid Transit Co. couldn't stay away longer, and hare asked permission to run on Quincy, near as possible, to ODD. and received the answer that the college neck and neck with any of her fleet-footed sisters, and half way down the home can furnish you with any quantity and was entirely without fire protection, oth analitv of bonanets. cat flowera.

flpfiiorm. stretch will Bhow her still in the lead with Arthur Capper of the Capital, hais erwise it was in a first-class condition. a clear distance for all her neighboring eta, on short notice. His ofilce for the I Ij 11 UUU If 1 1ll present is in the Peerless Steam laundry. lliUl JJIUjUU llUiiiillt IIU i The new sidewalks are finished and bought a lot directly north of the Barret block, paying therefor $2,000.

4- now there is a sure foundation for moon cities. Special Notice. George Farkhurst is building a hand Great hat and feather sale on Monday and Tuesday 500 latest style spring hats, light strolls toward the -haven of our loncincrs the cottages. These walks are Our line of Buttons, Admission tickets to the Grand opera some residence in Fotwin place, and will bonnets, ostrich tips and pompons, and reus, oscnen ups ana pompons, ana move there sometime during the summer. Topeka City Railway Co.

couldn't stand out lonr- 1 i-i T-rAesct millinery novelties, just received at iaSP3 anct -reS3 XT1D1- house to-morrow night entitling the hold era to seats upon the stage or in the gal' Mrs. Metcairs. 239 Kansas avenue, and mings is very complete er" -t'uDiic bentiment-was too and NOW a great improvement over the old ones. In order to reach the objects of their affection, students were compelled to march by long laborious routes, now it is an easy Every morning J. F.

Barrett comes in to call upon hia real estate agents, and lery may be procured at Barnes Sim's drug store, also at the ticket office at the mu be sold on Monday and Tuesday, at jg ffo largest WG have OUDie traCKS Carry CARS to the front Ol tells them to mark up bis property $500 task. Washburn plods along slowly, bu Don't miss it. the assortment is now fulL ever SilOWn. All the lat- Grand to-morrow evening. Western League Schedule.

more. once in a while she gets an inspiration that astonishes the natives. The next est novelties in beaded Be sure and get in to the genuine clos xliev. James Barrett has removed his okLresidence from the corner of Quincy and Laurent streets, and will build a fine The Western league representatives met at Leavenworth Saturday night and ODD CLOTHING STORE ing out shoe sale, at 153 Kansas ave. goods are represented in improvement on the list is a "brand new" after admitting Kansas City into the asso fire engine, glistening with burnished bouse on the site.

our stock. Gasoline Stoves. ciation adopted the following schedule: DEJTVEB TKAU. We have the best line of gasoline brass trimmings. Railroad.

Items. stoves ever brought to this city, and we D. Plaice goes to New York state to make it bis borne this week. His wife and her mother, Mrs. Edwards, went east ODD FELLOWS, G.

A. B. POSTS. Y. O.

A- want everybody to call and examine them. At Hastings May 5, 6, July 6, 7, August 30, 31 and September 1. At Lincoln May 10, 11, 12; July 9, 11, Wm. B. Strong, president of the Santa Cnimnc before vW.

A. L. Thompson soma weeks ago. ALL HAD TO GET NEAR US. MOTHERS, 12; September 'A o.

FBI Hardware Company. Fe, receives $25,000 per annum as a sal ary. Z. Brown has bought four and a half At Omaha May 13, 14, 15; July 3, 4, Don't miss September if. numbers on the corner of Monroe and Fairchilds streets, for $1,800..

This is the great discount sale in Monday and Tuesday at Jt vi "lilSLiLEI? CORPS" MEETS WITH US, TOO. HAVE YOUR HUSBANDS, SONS AND BROTHERS PRICE GTOTHING At Topeka May 28, 30, 31; July 22. 23. The Northern Pacific expects to connect its tracks across the. Cascade mountains millinery on U5; September '5.

x. ISO. residence property. Mrs. Metcalfe, 239 Kansas avenue.

in April. At Kansas City May 25, 26, 27: July The property occupied by Gibb Lee, 26, 27, 28; September 2UL 21, 2X See the Cyclone washer at W. It. Geo. Rain left to-day for Arkansas City Just received, 25 pieces -At Lieavenwortn May 21.

22. 24: July undertakers, sold lost Saturday for $5,000 Thompson Hardware Company's. with engine 35, which was in the shops iy, 2U, 21; September 16, 17, 18. of elegant new designs in I to J. Q.

A. Peyton, is on the market again and will probably be taken before to for repairs. At St. Joseph May 18, 19, 20; July 14, 1 AT OUR WE WttL IIAKE Satines. An early All departments of the shop are behind 16, 17; September 11, 13, 14.

LINCOLN TEAM. morrow morning. in work, and work nearly every night in At Denver April 26. 27.28: June 24. choice is necessary to chased ihe business of the Remington The new front being placed in John 25, 26; August 21, 23, 24.

Gasoline and Oil company, and shall con- McDonald's store building is one of the secure the most desirable the week. A new switch engine for the Rock Ial- At Hastings April dO. May 2. 3: Jane tinue the business at my coal office, 241 as, 2y, au; Aagust 26, 27, sw. styles.

and arrived to-day, and is lettered C. K. Kansas avenue, one door north of Mr. At Omaha April 21, 23, 24; June 19, handsomest on the North side. It will be of plate glass, slanting inward at the angles, now so popular for show windows.

Addison Austin and family are visiting number 42. 21, 22; August 17, 18, iy. Remington's old office. I shall be pleased to have the patronage of the old company At Topeka May 18, 19, 20; July 14. 15.

It is said that contracts recently let for 16; September 20, 21, 22. and that of my coal patrons who use gas HAT, locomotives and steel rails will amount to At Kansas dty May 21, 22, 24; July KUM TO HEADQUARTERS IKNOWLES BLOCK, Topeka, Katisas. if 19, 2U, 21; September 23, 24, 20. $50,000,000 in the aggregate. oline andoiL I shall put delivery wagons on the road and deliver at all times and with C.

F. Bridges. Mr. Austin has been at Wichita for several months, speculating in real estate. He is now returning to bis home in Ohio with his bank account At iieaven wortn May 28, 29, oU; July The order of Railway Conductors met 26, 27, 28; September 11, 13, 14.

in large or small quantities. Telephone yesterday and initiated Conductor A. J. At St. Joe May 25, 26, 27; July 22, 23, No.

193; office, 241 Kansas avenue. Raider in the mysteries of the order. 24; September 16, 17, 18. largely increased. F.

E. Cooks, Agent. OMAHA TIAM. CO. The Santa Fe is fixing the bridges be NORTH PARK At Denver April 30; May 1, June Some interest in the Bock Island shops was aroused on the north side again To the above gentleman I have this day tween Kansas City and Topeka for 29, 30; July August 26, 27, 28.

when it was learned that work on the At Hastings May 10, 11, 12; June 24, (March 19. 1887,) sold my gasoline and oil business. He needs no introduction to double track, which will be built this 25. 27; August 22. 23.

24. excavations at Horton had stopped sud The largest and finest line of builder's year. At Lincoln May 5, 6, July 6, 7, the citizens of Topeka, He is now and has been for years engaged in the coal hardware ever brought to Topeka, at I denly four days ago and had not 6ince The Orange Belt Railway of Florida August 30,. 31; September 1. A BEAUTMfL ADDITION TO 1BTH TOPEKA, Pivi5jed acre tracts; every acre a corner within one and one-half miles of the postoffice.

Will make big money for the investor. been resumed. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co.

At Topeka May 21, 23, 24; July 26, has adopted the twenty-four hour system on its line, and its schedules are September 12, 13, 14. business, and I can heartily commend him to my patrons who I hope will send The Leavenworth coal is the best in the J. Q. A. Peyton bought a business lot on Saturday on Kansas avenue, above At Kansas City May 18, 19, 20; July made out in accordance therewith.

their orders to his office hereafter. market, is the cheapest and everyone that 14, 16, 17; September 16, 17, ia At Ijeavenworth May 25. 26, 27; July The Northern Pacific is about to make gets it, likes it, and our agent, O. S. Bar- S.

R. Remington. yirnage ready to show property. Call soon and get first choice lj-t lots. of 22, 23, 24; September 20, 21, 22.

Fairchild street, for $1,200. The property belonged to Ed. Mitchell. The business quarter of the North Side is extending an experiment by which it is proposed to nett, has plenty of it. Office, 172 Kansas St Joseph May 28, 29, 30; July 19, 20, We mean to quit the boot and shoe avenue.

Leavenworth Coal Company. furnish heat, light and water for the train STRICKLER, DANIELS Sz POUNJDS. 21; September 23, 24, 25. business as soon as we can dispose of in a direct line to the northward. by the use of an iron car devoted to that EASTINGS TXAM.

At Denver April 21. 23, 24; June 19, The "Alaska" Refrigerator is the best our stock, and all who call and investigate Sixty feet north of the Kansas Avenue purpose. in tne world. At W. A.

JL. Thompson will be convinced of the fact. 21, 22; August 17, 18, 19. Conductor C. H.

Barthman's train met gVERYTHINQ xTHAT lQ Methodist church, belonging to Mr. John Higffinbotham. was sold about 5 o'clock Hardware Company. At liincoln May 13, 14, 16; July 2, 4, W. B.

KlBKFATBICX. September 3,8 9. with a slight accident yeeterd 17, two cars being derailed near Wilder. The If you want money go to the Kansas Saturday evening for $5,000. The neigh Call I At Omaha April 27, 23; July 9, 10, Stone will insure your property.

Loan and Trust company, first door east 12; September 3, 4, 5. and see him, 179 Kansas avenue. wreck was cleared up before the arrival At Topeka May 25, 26. 27; July 19, 20. of the postoffice.

Lowest rates. City of the passenger trains. borhood of this church is the place where real estate transfers are the most numerous, and it would not be surprising if the crood deacons cot excited and sold the 21; September 15, 16, 17. EL A. Willis, 150 East Fourth street hrrlr-v 111 property 'a specialty.

At Kansas City May 28, 29, 30; July Mr. Charles Biggins is now foreman of Special attention to prescription work. 22. 23, 24; September 11, 13, 14. i A Sate' Investment.

At Leavenworth May 18, July S. Brown, prescription druggist, I have one acre lots for sale in Temple- the air brake equipment department at the shops and oversees the putting on of air brake appliances on all coaches, ca 14, 16, 17; September 23, 24, 25. Is offered and southeast corner of Eighth and Kansas dJkAvHWAW In mis ton's addition. If you buy now will sell At St. Joseph May 21, 22, 24; July 26, avenues.

for 6100 a lot. Call and see plat. September 20, 21, 22. booses and baggage cars. CATAXOGTJB No.

423 Wch this year we send out In an ntuminaled cover. The Catalogue replete with new engravings of the choicest Sowers and vegetables, many of which can only be -'nT- Js .2 "eautiful colored plates, and very full Instructions on rh 14 is the best ever offered by us. and. we believe, is the most complete publication of Its kind ever issued. Mailed on reeeiat ef in r.

Fred Holler, druggist, 68 Kan. avenue. Jiro. Wimon, TOPEKA TEAM. At Denver June 2, 4.

5: July 30. 31. There were 300 loads in the Topeka Prescriptions carefully compounded. Northeast cor. Sixth and Kansas August September 28, 29, 3a ducted from first order.

Please be sura to order Catalog bTth. yards and 400 at Argentine yesterday for the west The train crews and engines upstairs. At lias tin its June 7, 8, Aug. 4. The Sisco oven will do the baking with October 3, 4, 5.

PETEH IGriDEnSOn GO. 85' MJm NEW Clectric Appliances. are running to their utmost capacity to At Lincoln June 15, 16, 17; August 12, half the gasoline used by the ordinary oven. For sale at W. A.

Lu Thompson YOItK. The Kansas Electric company are pre move freight, but are considerably 13, 15; October 11, 12, 13. Hardware Co. pared, at 185 Kansas avenue, to pnt in At Omaha June 11. 12.

13; August 7. 9, 10; October 7,8,9. electrics bells, annunciators, and burglar The Kansas Investment Company, over The engineers and firemen coming At Uity-April 30, May 1. 3: alarms, on short notice. Bank of Topeka, loan on real estate at July 3.

4, August 21, 23, 24. iniGIIEL PLANT AfID SEED GOL'PAISY, -Sgs3 KsreSssts 2:1 Pint 713 St. Lcfs, D. lowest rates, and give borrowers option At Leavenworth May 5, 7, July 6, 7. September 7, 8, 9.

from the east wear heavy clothing and carry a straw hat, linen duster, overcoat, fur cap, umbrella, and a fan, so as to keep up with the changes in Kansas weather. to pay before maturity. Oeq. J. Bayxbss, Gen.

Snpt. Public Sale! I will sell- at public sale at my resi At St. Joseph May 10, 11, 12; July 9. On reeelDt or OXF. noiLiR wi mfj "II IIV.IUMU Oeraelamt.

or 11 Bain, or ijii. i 10, 12; August 3, 4, 5. Moderate rates and no commission on real estate loans. Especially low rates on dence, four miles southeast of Topeka, rM. or IS CbrraawtlieiBBni.

or 13 CsrnmtloB, or 13 lie. llotropra, or 33 pkts.v Flower Seeds, or 25 tole Seeds. Oar new Illustrated Descriptive CataJotrue for ISeT 1 now KANSAS CITY TEAM, At Denver June 7. 8, August 12. 13.

Santa Fe engine 93 has been relettered near the Benham school house, on large amounts. Building loans negoti 14; October 7, 8, 9. ated. Mortgages bought. TUEHDAT, MABCS 22l, 1837, At Hastings June 2.

d. 4: Amrust o. 9, to St. Louis, Colorado Western number 1, and was sett to Sc. Louis this morning in charge of engineer Horton the following described property to-wit: T.E.

Bowuax Jt Co. 10; October 11, 12, 13. At Lincoln June 10, 11, 13; July 30; Two good mares; 1 good horse; 1 colt, I Chronic Xiooseness of the Bowel August 1, October 1, 3, 4. Results from imperfect digestion. The At Omaha June 15, 16, 17; August 4, coming three; 8 extra good cows, 2 fresh, others coming in soon; 1 heifer, 18 months and Fireman Wm.

George, to run on the new line of the Santa Fe between St Louis and Kansas City. cause lies in the torpidity of the liver. 5, September 28,29,30. BRISTOL SISTEES! FLORISTS, T6peka, Kansas. A regular habit of body can be secured old; 4 yearling heifers; I heifer, 6 months At Topeka May 13, 14, 16; June, 28.

This space is engaged by Stuart 29, 30; August 17, 18, 2a old; 8 dozen chickens; 1 set of work har by taking Simmons- Liver Regulator to aid digestion, to stimulate the dull and A new local passenger run will be put At Lieaven worth April 21. 23. 21: July ness, nearly new; 1 set of single harness; on next Sunday, March 27, with Engineer Hoadlejfs Parlor Drug store, 214 Kan so avenue, Topeka, 9, 10, 12; August 26, 27, 2a sluggish liver, and rid the system of excessive and poisonous bile. The Regula 1 lumber wagon, used three years, 2 plows, Geo. Lyman with engine No.

2 of the At St. Joseph May 5, 7, July 6. 7, 8, tS-SESD F0S BPEUra CATaLOQUS. one 10-mch, one 12-inoh; 1 good cultiva Wichita Western, and Engineer Ed. September, 7.

8, 9. tor corrects acidity of the stomach, cures dyspepsia and insures regularity of the George with engine No. 206 on the bead LEA.VENWOBTH TEAM. At Denver June 15. 16.

17: Aucust 4. tor; 1 double -shovel plow; 1 corn sheller; 80 shocks of corn with fodder; household bowels alike from laxity or cosaveness. 5, October 11, 12, la goods, consisting of stoves, chairs, bed church pretty soon. The sale of the four lots belonging to A. W.

Pliley, on Kansas avenue, opposite the fire station, reported in several papers, is a mistake. Mr. Pliley was offered for them, but did not take the oiler. This morning he received a new offer of $25,000 for the property and will close the sale provided the commission is agreed upon. This property offers one of the most remarkable instances of the rise in real estate in the city.

The lots were bought nine months ago for In that time they have more than trebled in value. Bcnsberc Opera Company. Topeka, March 21, 1887. To the Editor of the Journal. Sib: I learn indirectly that Miss Kate Bensberg and her company of lyric artists will in the near future play an en gagement at the Grand Opera House, Topeka.

As an admirer of the native talent wet. tern talent I heartily commend Miss Bensberg and her company to Topeka's musio lovers. I confess I was a little doubtful of the qualities she was said to possess, but after listening to that charming vocaliem, I inwardly exclaimed: "The coming Faitf And as the Kansas City Times' musical critic said: "Plaoe Miss Bensberg behind a screen and tell the audience that Patti will sing 'The Last Rose of and then Miaa Bensberg sing it, not one in a thousand would know the difference," Patti worship does much to Patti to fortune at $6 a seat Here comes a modest western girl whom you can see and hear in opera and is acknowledged to be equal if not superior to the many who assume unbecoming airs as to greatness and superiority over all others. We congratulate the management upon securing Miss Bensberg and company, and hope "The Sleeping Queen will be produced on one of her evenings in Topeka. Respectfully, WtLBON 8MAXX.

Y. 1. C. A. Notes.

There will be a practical talk to young men this evening at 7:15 in the lecture room of the association, by T. D. Thacher, Esq. Subject, "Getting a Start." This will be a subject of special interest to young men, and there should be a full attendance. Admission free.

Clone has the strongest insurance com- At Hastings June 10. 11. 13; July 30: end. It is not reported yet who the conductors will be. By putting on this train Engineer "Dad" Myers will have a day run.

steads, dishes, eta, end many other August 1, October 6, 7, articles too numerous to mention. Sale begins at 10 a. m. sharp. The employes of the car department At ljincoln June 7, 8, -9; August 8, 9, September 28, 29, 3a At Omaha June 2, 4, August 12, 13, October 2, 3, 4.

At Topeka April 26, 27. 28; June 20. Terms All sums of 810 and under, FOR cash. On all sums over $10 a credit of are wonting mgns ana aay on a new special car, which will be numbered 101, and when completed will be one of the 21, 22; August 30, 31; September 1. nine months will be given with eight per cent interest from date, purchaser giving At Kansas City May 10.

11. 12; June finest specials in the west. The car will 24, 25, 26; September 3, 4, 5. note with approved security, be equipped with the J. Q.

C. Searle Water At St. Joseph May 13. 14. 15: July 3.

4, August 17, 18, 19. BARGAINS ST. JOSEPH TEAM. At Denver June 11. 12, 13; August 7, J.

M. StilxiWkx.1 J. Q. A. Peytou, Aactioner.

Downing's Gallery. 197 Kansaa Avenue. Heater, the best heater in the country, with which all the special cars of the Santa Fe are equipped. The inventor of this heater is a brother of Justice Searle, 9, 10; October 2, 4, 5. ON ANY KIND OF At Hastings June 15, 16, 17; August 2, 13, 15; September 2a 29, 3a At Lincoln June 2.

3. August 3. 4, of this city. Train No. 2, on the Union Pacific, During the year just passed away, Downing, the artist, can truly say, That he has had no time to play, For making pictures day after day October 7, 8, ia 4.1 "i t- rH At Omaha June 7.

8, July 30, 31 and 1 i ugust October 11, 12, 13. I And doing his work in a style which they da a rg At Topeka April 21. 22. 23: June 24, reached Cheyenne, Wyoming territory, Friday, seven hours late. Orders were were given there to make up as much time aa possible between Cheyenne and Kansas City.

The distance between the 25, 27; August 23, 27, 29. say Is sot equaled, at least out this way. Faces bright with hope and gladness. 3 mm At Kansas City April 26, 27, 28; June 9, 21, 22; August 30, 31 and September At Leavenworth April 30 and May 1, 1 Faces tinged with care and sadness. ft -S Faces loving, trustful, tender.

June 2a 29, SO; August 2L 23, 24. Faces fat and faces slender, Faces grim and faces merry, -Faces handsome handsome very: two cities is 745 miles and the run was made in fifteen hours and ten minutes, making an average of forty-nine miles per hour. Faster time than Uriah aa been made, but to maintain such a degree of Plants from enperb strains of iraportsd French and German seeds, ready to transplant now. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. EITHER INSIDE OR SUBURBAN, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Winsome, cunning baby faces. t3 speed for 745 miles is unusual. The! Where there lurk so many graces; Faces young and faces old, Faces timid, faces bold; These and others, but none frowning. Ml -D WANTED A man who understands working I about the bouse and garden. Inquire at j7 Quincy.

I SEE tim9 made by this train has never been BackTen's Arnles Ealwm. The best ealve in the world for czts, bruises. Bores, tetter. chsT'T Konfla.r'hTi equaled in the west, distance taken into consideration. Have been taken by the Downing, .3 blains, corns and all eiia eruptions, and Ttor Bale Cheap, 3 1-2 lots on Brooks'1 add, five A.

blocks west of street car line on Venth street; story and a half house. No. Sol, 6 rooms, 8 Lmiwg tne year tnat las passed Call and see him, Call at 179 Kansas avenue and get your closets, pantry, oeuar, cistern, piccei lence, sidewalks, fruit trees and shade, barn, story and a half. Inquire at the place. i into eternity, vague and vst Pictures of every style and design.

Taken by Downing, "rain or Ehlne." cureg puea or no pay required, ia guaranteed to rive perfect eatisso-tion or money reftmdsd. Pri 3 cszt per box. I. E. GORHAM.

paaiea in the world. 179 Kansas avenue. I houses or stock insured..