Lawrence Daily Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 5

THE LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1889. COMMBJSrCIZSTGh KTo vember 18tlht9 at 8 O'clock A. EI, orth of Clothin urnishln nloaded.

Goods lust be cant We must have money. The price on everything has been cut down. We are going to make a change in our business. This is an opportunity to save nickles, dimes and dollars. We do not deal fakes and humbugs.

Our reputation for square dealing established since '65. Prices talk. AT) OTXIE LIST OF ZBZEOrIZLSTS I JUST THINK OP IT. 269c buys a Whole Suit that is good and serviceable. One lot of 25c and 5 oc Silk Ties, assorted, new styles, for only 15c.

-E-F1. WHAT oc WILL BUY. A Linen Collar, a pair of Suspenders, a pair of Seamless Socks, a fcilk Handkerchief, a large Turkey Red Handkerchief, a pair Ear Muffs. 9c WILL BUY Pair Wool Mitts, a Boy's Winter Cap, a pair good Suspenders. 14c WILL BUY A Grey Mixed Wool Shirt or Drawer.

19c WILL BUY A Heavy Cotton Drawer. Flannel 24c WILL BUY A Heavy Leather-Faced Mitt. 25c WILL BUY A good Wool Hat. GIVEN AWAY, 75c and $1 for 25c, one lot fast colored neat patterns Percale Shirts with 2 collars, formerly sold for $1. Only 25c.

ONLY 189c BUYS A nice Heavy and Warm Overcoat. Here is Our Greatest and Grandest Bargain. Our 999 cent Suit Counter, on which you will find suits formerly sold for $12.50, $15 and $20, and of which you can have your choice for 999 cents. We have many other goods just as cheap, but of course you couldn't expect as to name every thing-; time and Come and look for yourselves, it cobts you nothing- We have increased our force of salesmen during this sale. This is Positively a Cash Sale! Gome Early! Some of these Can't KIMG- 739 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.

New Style Windsor Caps for 24c, worth 50c. Mens' and Boys' Crush Hats all colors, worth 1, for 39c. space is to valuable. Grandest bargains ever offered in Dry Goods of any description. One-fifth off oa Cloaks this week.

WHITE FRONT. The Boston Olobe speaking of Ullie Akerstrom, who played several engage gagements in that city, says: "A talented young actres, with the accomplishment of knnowing how to dance, well, delightful music, excellent effects and a company that gave the necessary support, were the features of the entertainment at the Grand Opera House when "Annette, the Dancing waa presented. State vs. Wilber Ludington (liquor case) was dismissed in the District Court yesterday morning, the defendant drawing the appeal and pleading guilty. L.

F. Limbert, a prominent attorney of Greensville. Ohio, is in the city on legal business. Mr. Limbert was formerly-chief clerk at Haskell Institute, and has many friends in Lawrence who are glad to meet him again.

Quillaya for the teeth. Woodward's Shoe brushes and Marcerou's blacking. Wo jdward's. APOLOCY. In consequence of a mistake of dates in our advertisement in the weekly papers, we found that on Saturday we had more business than we could attend to.

We desire to apologize to the many people whom we could wait upon, as we did not intend to have the Great Cut Sale commence until Monday, Nov. 18, and not November 10th, as advertised in weekly papers, and of course were not prepared for the great attack upon us, but on and after Monday next we will be ready for you all. This is a golden opportunity to save nickles, dimes and dollars. All our Winter Goods must go during this great special cut sale. Steinberg Bro.

59c BUYS A fine Alaska Seal Fur Cap, worth $1. WHAT 69c WILL BUY A pair of Good Pants, a Heavy Cardigan Jacket, Natural Wool Shirt or Drawer, worth twice the price. 119c BUYS A good Flannel Lined Duck Coat; others want $2 for. Prof. J.

H. Canfleld received a tele gram yesterday from W. T. Harris, United States commissioner of education, saying that he would address the State Teachers association at Topeka, Decem ber 27. Mr.

Harris is a prominent edu cator, a3 his position indicates, and he is above this a 0 brains and opinions and will leave the Kansas people something to think about when he goes away- The farmers were out in full force yesterday. Mr. J. H. Shimmons did a land office bu siness.

His store was thronged all day long. Some of the time two and three wagons were loading on goods at the same time. Furniture in some and Round Gold Coin heating stoves in others. Among the number was our old time friend, G. W.

Morris, of Lecompton, who made his wife and children happy by taking home one of Mr. Shimmons finest Round Gold Coin heating stoves. He said last year Le bought from Mr. Shimmons an Etna cookin; stove, and if the Round Gold Coin does half as good work as the Etna does, he will be satisfied. Two of the prettiest windows in town or in the west for that matter, as Lawrence leads the country on display windows, are the windows of Sparr Alexander.

The south window is filled with plush dress goods, Henrietta cloth, silks, steel trimmings, lace, and everything very artistically arranged by Mr. Chas. D. Raber. The north window also dressed by Raber is full of children's cloaks and wraps and is a very beautiful affair.

The White Front is putting a good deal of careful work in its display windows and careful work always succeeds in this world. Aside from the Journal there is no better ad than a pretty display window. DUNLAP HATS. CORRECT 8TYLES, SUPERIOR QUALITY. New Winter styles now in at BROJIELSICK'S.

Sole Agent Andrew Swanson appeared before Judge Benson yesterday and declared his intention of becoming a citizen of the United States. The court examined him and ordered the clerk to give him a certificate of citizenship. Dyamond Dyes by the thousand at Woodward's. 25c WILL BUY Heavy Ribbed Wool Shirt or Drawer. 34c WILL BUY A Lined Leather Faced Glove.

WHAT 49c ILL BUY. A re-Enforced 4-ply Linen Bosom Dress Shirt, worth a good Wool Overshirt, all-Wool Shirts or Drawers, a Nobby Dress Hat, a Genuine Dog Skin Glove. Last Long! If you want to see a grand a rtment, see ours. We show a good Muffler at 25c, and from that up to the best on the market. From auction an elegant line of Silk Handkerchiefs good all-silk handkerchiefs 20c or two for 35c.

Handsome line at 25c, 35c, 50c and 65c. These goods were bought 50 per cent under value, and at the above prices make them the best bargain we have ever shown you. Handsome large size White Silk Initial Handkerchiefs at 50c and up. Come to headquarters for your Handkerchiefs. INNES.

The Journal would call the attention of its readers this morning to the half-page advertisement of Steinberg the large display ad of the Bankrupt store, and the advertisement of Rushmer and of Marks Bro. These ads, all of them, contain much that will interest and profit Lawrence people. Eldridge House arrivals: Lean, Marshall, Ohio; A Mackey, Reno; John Tudhope and wife, Brinkerhoff, A Suydam, Mortsheim-er, Kansas City, Reynolds, Brocton. Maas. Vann, San Francisco; Baady, Abilene; Criyus, Frank, Kansas City, Wood, Baldwin, and Hill, Kansas City.

The Fred Douglass club will hold a joint meeting with the Union League club Thursday night at the G. A. R. hall, to take in consideration business of great importance. J.

W. Hott, A. H. Brooks, President. Secretary.

Somebody who thinks the revival is a Sacred White Elephant took offence at the article abont the selling of Prof. Towner's song books in the congregation in yesterday's Journal. The person rmshtd into print but failed to deny ami- of the facts as stated in the Journal, at the request of a member in good standing of the Baptist cnurch and in the presence of two members of the congregations chnrch. The fact remain that Prcf Towner's books are now sold in the ves try of the church and not in the audience and it took a kick to accomplish Futher than this affiant sayeith not. Mufflers Railroad Time Table.

HISON, TOPEKA A RAILKOAD. SANTA FE GOING WKST. No. 1, California Express 10:50 No. 3, Mexico and Arizona a No.

5, Denver and Utad Express. 12: 45 No. 9, Topeks Expiess 6:35 GOING EAST. No. 2, Atlantic Express 6:15 a No.

4, New York Kxprens 3:1 No. 6, Eastern Express C8 No. 10, Kansas Citv Esnres 'am A. A. Bobissow.

Gen. Manr-T G. T. Nicholson, Gen. Ticket At.

It. K. Tabor, Agent. CHICAGO. SANTA FE CALIFORNIA RAILWAY.

CHICAGO TO KANSAS CITT. LBAVK OHICAOO, DEARBORN BTATIOK. No. 1, Vestibule Express, 5:00 No. 3, Colorado Express, 10:30 AHRIVK AT KANSAS CITT, UNION DIPOT.

lo. 1, Veitibule Express, 8:25 a No. 3, Colorado Express, 7:10 KANSAS CITT TO CHICAGO. LEAVK KANSAS CTTT, UMIOH DKPOT. Ho.

2, Vestibule Express, daily 6:00 fo.4,New York Express, 9:00 a AKKIVB CHICAGO, DBA EBON STATION. No. Express, daily 1:20 No. 4, NewYork Express, 7:00 a THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RILROAD. FROM LAWRENCE.

No. 207, Passenger 11:0 rn TJo. 213, Freight 5:00 TOWARD LAWRENCE. No. 214, Freight 10:05 a No.

208, Passenger :36 J. L. BARNES, Supt. XL K. Tabor, Agtnt.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. GOING WEST. Pacific Express 12:29 Western Express 10:44 Wamego GOING EAST. Eastern Express 3:39 Atlantic Express 6:38 a Wamego 8.0a a LEAVENWORTH BRANCH. ARRIVE.

Express 12:05 Time Freight and Passenger DEPART. Express 8 Time Freight and 8:20 a J. T. Shanxlin, Agent. KANSAS CITY, WYANDOTTE NORTHWESTERN.

GOING EAST. N. 12, Kansas City Leaven worth Express, daily 7:15 am GOING WEST. No.l3, arbondale Mail, 8:25 Trains arrive and depart from the T. S.

F. depot. B. K. Tabor.

C. W. Cook, Agent. G. F.

fc P. A. HALLS CLOSE. Going South 10:00 am Going West 11:30 a SolnzKast 8:00 pm evening Mail 10:30 For rates, routes, time of trains leaving Zawrenee.or any Information regarding Railroad Ticket call at The Union Ticket VfflCit 708 KUh St. J.

P. Boss, A. T. A S. and P.

HI TAD '6 rPMllUT repairs "broken articles. MAJUu LJltil 1 Sold by drarciste. 15 and SSc By mail same price. Major's Liquid Glue 10c Major's Leather and Rubber Cents. 10 and 15c.

By mall, SSc A MAJOR, 2X2 William et Kew York. o-n LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS. California pears at Weidemann's. Go to Weidemann's for fresh caramels Fresh ribbon candy at Weidemann's. Try one of Weidemann's oyster stews.

Oysters by the dish or can at Weide- mann s. Geo. W. Cable Wednesday evening, 50c. and 75c.

The water mains and pipes for the Indian school have been ordered and will be here soon. Key West Piccadural These are still the watchwords on cigars at Woodward's Round corner. Mike Lane was awarded the contract for building the new reservoir at the water works yesterday. We want you to visit our store this week for bargains in all kinds of dry goods, carpets, cloaks, etc. L.

O. McIntire Co. Squire Anderson, well known colored man around town was arrested yesterday for wife beating. He is also said to have taken various articles from Crew's book store. More Paris hair, flesh and tooth brushes received at Woodward.s.

He gives you the best made in the world and who "wanted the earth" any more than that! A rnnntv farmers alliance was organ ized at Wskarusa school house yeter Tir i a day. Gov. KoDinson, jonn vaiiuu, F. Allen, Tuttle and Jennings ol Endora are prominent among its leaders. This week we will show you a line of cotton flannels at 8c, 10c and worth 10c, 12 and 15c.

The best cotton batts you ever saw at 121, 15c and 20c, full sixteen ounces. No short weight batts when you buy from L. O. Mcm-tire. 1 Adit, and Mrs.

Symmonds from To- peka, will talk at the Salvation Army Hall on Monday and Tuesday, INov. iom and 19th. Mrs. Symmonds win lecture on the planting of the army flag in Amer- rica on Monday IS. JiveryDoay is in vited.

Cox's kettle rendered leaf lard purest and best in the maket will be on sale at retail on and after Friday Nov. 22nd. at Whitcomb's, O'Hern "Woodruff.s. Sutter's, Riddle's, Kook's, Ed. Woods, J- M.

Wood's, T. A. Watson's R. J. Petty's.

Orders may also be left with any of these firms. Selling Qui al Cost I.