Lawrence Daily World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 2

rfci YHIOIANB. A ROBERTS "CHAMPION, Will Yost Coach gars? The crushing defeat and the finin 1 Watkins National Bank Local and Personal, Fred Clarke last night. returned from Joplin Mr. and Mrs.Jonn Nace spent day in Lecompton. Sui Ycu can always fiud somethinp to suit In those on hand shirts at Wilder Brc.

R. S. Saunders. S9 Mass. Street Teacher of Vandolio, Guitar, Violin, Baujo and Zither.

Spclal attention to children. J. S. Caldwell, lawer, over express cfHce, has private money to loan upon Douglas county real estate Wilder Bros, can an up to date shirt stock. always show you In their on hand If you want to attend a business college it will be to your interest to see the Wobld about scholarship.

llaat Hare 1,000 Subscribers for the Ladies' Heme Journal. Order from home agent W. H. Mots. Cash lor Cast lion.

Bna all yoar cast iron scraps to tha fotzndry aad tell it for cajh Lawrence Iron Works. Tie Putt luv. The first ino of the season fell Sat urday night. The evening rainy but It was cold and before morning there; was snow, falling. The storm was a local one and did not extend a far west afc Emporia.

LOST. have lost confidence and hoie as well, as health, because they, bat been told their kidney disease was in curable. Foley's Kidney Cure Is a guaranteed remedy for the discouraged and disconsolate. City Drusr Store. Hamlin Holloway, Props; Winter Undovwear.

The largest line of colt underwear. In the city The celebrated Lewis and Dr, Jacques in seperate and union suits for ladiesjand gentlemen. Also special bargains in on band flannels at Wilder Bros. THE a JEST 1ALYE, IH THE WOBLD.2S3 I Banner Salve, It is made from a prescription by a world wide known skin specialist and is positively the most healing salve for piles, burns, scalds, ulcers, running sores and all skin diseases. City Drug store.

Hamlin Holloway, Ji a Qasdiom? Foldr A very attractive folder which is developed exclusively for information concerning the Santa Fe's line fast train to the Pad tic cast, the Call- fnihia Limltedi which began the sea. son of '99, Nov 7. The little dook is handsomely printed, giving cuts of the train, running time, is held in a handsome cover or pioir enciosea in an envelope of the same color stamped and ready for mailing. 70S HOARSENESS. Ilenj Ingerson, of Horton, Ind fthad notfiDOken above a Whisper for months, ana one Dottie 01 jjoieyo Honey and Tar restored his voice.

It is used very largely by speakers and a A I ingers. City Drug Store, Hamlin and Holloway, Props. The Burlington Koutk a Good Railroad, East-bound from the Missouri River to St. Louis, Chicago, it runs the finest trains, wide-vestibuled, Pintsch lighted throughout, with the Hnriincton's celebrated free chair cars, dining cars, ruumau sieeycia. Nortimjound: two dally trains rprfftctlv fnninned.

to Omaha, Sioux City, St. Paul. N.orthwest: from fifty to five hun dred miles saved from the Missouri River to the Northwest by the great time saver the Billings Route. Wkst: from the Missouri River to Colorado and beyond, two great- trains dally. 7500 miles of standard'rallroad.

The nioneer in courteous treatment of travelers. The main traveled road every ticket acrent has tickets reading over the Gr-at Burlington Route. J. C. ram all, T.

P. 823 Main Street, Kansas Clty.Mo. I. W. Wakelet, IGen'I.

Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo, Howard General Mana St. Joseph, Mo. CUI1EO I have suffered the most excruciating paius in the side. The Doctor said was Pleurisy.

The Brazilian Balm gave me aitnosi instant reiiei wnen every A A 1 thing else failed, and permanently cured me. I took it and had some warmed nd rubbed on strong. Mrs. Elizabeth Parcels, Marcus Hook, Pa Hon. O.

Abbott, of Ohio, fsajs the Utah Congressman Is a Pore Man and Should 15e Seated. McConnellsville, '0. Dec. 4. Hon.

John Q. Abbott, who represented this district in the Ohio senate for years as a republican, is home after spending1 a year in Utah as a member of the lite Indian commission. Ex-Senator Abbott says: "I am in favor of giving Congressman Roberts his seat because I know him to be morally a pure man. Roberts was a member of the constitutional convention in Utah which prohibited polygamy in the future. He was one of the.

most active advocates of the abolition of polygamy. He did not believe, however, that it would be right for men who had been led by a wrong religion to take unto themselves several wives to cast them all off save one when polygamy was abolished. He believed that those who had more than one wife should care for them as before and sustain them in the relations of matrimony into which they had entered. Under the circumstances I believe this was right." A Ke Clear Br in Your best your social tlen cr business defends cn the perfect action of yonr stomach aid liver, Dr. Klng'j Life Pills give Increased strength, a keen, clear brain, high fcmbitioa.

A 25 cot box wilt make vou feel lice a new being. Sold by Barber Bros druggist. A Curfw Ordinance Wanted. j-oieao, Dee. 4.

Members of the TV omen's Christian Temperance union, clergymen and other church workers have called a meeting for Thursday aiternoon at one of the local churches to memorialize the common council to pass a curfew ordinance. Nine o'clock is agreed upon as the limit for minors to be on the streets at night. Cole of Lawrence, says, "1 was trouoled with Indigestion for yearp, A ana uouia Hsraiy ep in my stem tch. Kodol Dypeps'a Cure has greatly relieved me, I heartily recommend it." It digests what you 'eat and cures, all stomach troubles. At ail druggists A new serum which, it is claimed, will show the presence of tuberculosis longvbefore it would be possible by the microscope, the X-ray pr other methods now in use, has beeen invented by Dr.

A. R. Jenkins, of Chicago. -r i. i i "A Heiriias sturdy as an oak." If the beat is to be sturdy and the nerves blood must be rich and pure.

Hood 'a Sarsaparilla makes hi ana sturajr because It makes good bltod. Itgives strebifth and courage. locendlarj Fire Burned 40 Ilorsea, Boone, Dec. 4. The livery stable of Payne, Sons burned and 40 horses were cremated.

The loss is estimated at $20,000. The fire was atarted by an incendiary. $lbo Beward $10i i xat readers of this paper will be sear a that there is at least one dreaded disease Ahat science has been able to cure in all its Stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh JCure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a- constitutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of lthe system, thereby destroying the foundation fof the disease, and giving the patient strength uj uuimuig up vuusuiniioii snu assiHiing nature in doing its work.

The proprietors have eo much faith in its curative powers, 'oat they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case hat it lilg cure. Send for list of testimonial -j (fJdress, P. J. CHENEY Sold by Druggists, 75c. The eighth annuijl meeting- of the Missouri State Poultry association begins at Sedalia, to-day and con-tiucs during the entire week.

Suffering Humanity. If you suffer with iodlgestloD, consumption, loss of appetite or flesh. If you are weak and nervous, Dr. Thur-mond's Blood Sjrup Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by Barber Bros.

vigilance Ii Necessary. Any crumbs fronlthe table re valuable for young chicks. Change of diet is requisite. Do not let the chlcka get chilled, as they are of no earthly use after that. I hear people say: "Oh, I can't bother that way.

It is too much trouble." Well, I go Into poultry where lice get onto me In a moment. I say those people have no buslnesa to have chickens. Our chicks will ahow it, and it paya. Kternal vigilance la the price of chicks good ones, and I would want no others. Mrs.

Curry, in Pacific Poultryman. For broken limbs, cbilblains, burns, scalds, bruised shins, sore throat and sores of every kind apply BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It will give immediate relief and heal any wound. Price 25 and 50 cts Barber Bros. He Invented the 1'otter Press.

New York, Dec. 4. Charles Potter, the printing- press inventor, died at his home in Plainfield, N. Saturday, 75. He had been sick some time with a complication of diseases.

He had amassed a fortune. The Kind You Have Always Bouoft Bean the Signature z. Si cial windfall, both of which the Missouri state university footfcall eleven received on Thanksgiving day, will without doubt have a lasting effect for good on the athletic at Columbia. Indeed, the twofold result has al ready made itself felt. It hts started the poweri that be at the Missouri university thinking along the right line.

Tne onesidednessof Thursday's con test demonstrated conclusively the superiority of the trained and dieted athlete over the one who is allowed to follow his own pleasured. In other wo ds it proved the value tof a football team of a regular training table. The Kansas boys have Jived separate from the rest oft the students and ate specially selected and prepared food for the last two witt Coach Yost as their only mentor. Oq the other band the TUers have never had anything like a training table. The difference In the condition of the two teams was the result and the cause Is patent to everyone who knows of the dissimilarity of their preparatory work.

The graduate coaches who wefd at Columbia the last week of training were not slow to realize toe handicap under which the Missouri players were working in not having a training table, aod they expressed themselves In forcible terms to the football man agers In regard to the The latter agreed with the veteran Tigers as to the crying need for regular train-lag quarters, but pleaded that a de pie ted state of finances as the cause of their fallureitb provide them. This silenced the remonstrances of the coaches for the time being, but after the game Thursday, when It was seen that each team would get about 2,000 as their share ot the profits. they returned to their argument. being, reinforced by several memters of the local alumni. The arguments were directed at Manager Roth well, but several mem bera of the Missouri 'vanity athletic board, who were up here to see the game, were also approached In regard to the much needed reformation All expressed themselves as heartily in favor of anything that would help football at Columbia, and promised the BOlicttuons graduates that they would put forth their best efforts to Twards establishing a training table at the university next season.

They also signified their intention of tryieg to engage a coach, for 1800 who has proved his ability by past successes. lu tula cuuuecbiuu ibis juicioiuiik to note that Prof. Roth well had sev eral long and earnest talks with Coach Yost before the teams lefLfor Colum bia and Lawrence respectively on Fri day morning. When asked if Missnuri was nego tiating wiih him for next year the K. U.

coach admitted that something of that sort was in the air. If the Col umbia management should secure Yost's services it would do wonders towards reviving athletics at the Mis- souri college town. It would also mean that M. U. would have a team in 1900'that would give a good account of itself.

Yost said after Thursday's game that there was enough material amoog the Tigers to make a great football team If properly coached, and he was cot alone In the opinion, many of the experts who eaw the game, agreeing with him. It was the remark prot ably that suggested to he Missouri management the idea of engaging Yost for nexii year. Yost's success with the Nebraskan's in '93 and again with the Jay hawker's in '99 is conclusive proof that If he is giyen the material he will do the rest and his advent at Colum bla next year would probably mean a winning team for Missouri. For the good of Missouri valley foot ball It is to be hoped that theCoumbla athletic association will be successful in their efforts to secure his services, Kansas City Star. A Bar Cure for Croap.

The first Indication of croup hoarseness, and in a child subject ls to that disease it may be taken as a sure sign of the approach of an attack. Following this hoarseness is a peculiar roueh couch. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the crouDV coush appears it will prevent the attack. It is used in many thousands of homes In this broad land and never disappoints the anxious mothers. We haye yet to learn of a single Instance in which it has not proved effectual.

No other preparation can show such a record twenty five years' constant use without a failure. For sale by -H. L. Raymond Druggists. Physician Surgeon.

fice 80) Mass. St Tel. 209-2. se id eu.ee 64I Ohio street. Tel.

155, Office hoar: 9 to 11 a. 2 to C3-B0HGB Si JORSS, H. ClfDfiPOM JS DUVQIPIAM a 1 jw 4 a a 743 Mats St (over The Fair) Tel. jtes. 35-1 Office 35-2.

Rst, 9C1 Ohio 3 SMITH, D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. pecial attention given to Obstetric i and Diseases of Children, Office 723Cass. St. Tel.

13s Res. 920 Tel. H. C- Oatman, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, 719 Mass. rel3phonesOffice 103; Residence 140- L.

iiOBSB, M. I iwi tvin vatBvin'i Biot rati, iiaeapa lO41kTeniiesae0 St. Di Gftas'J Simmons Office 721 Maas St Telephone. 2fo Doas a general practice except coa finemeats Special attention paid Surgery and Gynecology Rates: Visit la City In country II par mile A. B.

Sellards. Phydcian and Suroeon." Office Orr CUj Drur Tel. 2K. Realdaaca-1314) TetSS III STEIBlIjSlj, Attosnby at La w', AB8TKAOTER of TITUI3, Jtaal Xatata, Iataraaci ami Loaaa, XJLvfKBWCa. SAK3AJ.

J. R. Bechtel 03TEOP1TH3 833 Mass. 3t. Lawrenod Kaoj 6DT74BD BD1IGSHDHE8, U.

S. DENTIST Over Nwinark's Storar ATTORNEYS AT S. CALDWELL ATTORHEMT-Liff. 713 Mass. St.

Lawrence, Kan. Ad. G. Clarke, Elt.iot F. Hooic.

Glarke Hook La-wyers 729 Mass. St. Up stairs. FIRE LIFE. FOB RELIABLE IHSURAKCE GO TO EI I.

fc. Lawrence, Kansas, TORNADO, ACCIDENT. Win. T. blNOIiAlB, 704 Massachusetts Street.

Load on orrr and county pbopihity AT LOWBIT KATBI UEAJL GODDING. Sneeial attention to boarding horses. tSverythlng tirst Fine hora3, excelleat.caxrla jea S'vSQnaontSt I. Hughes. JPxnhJ Hagbes Pine, Staple OROCERIESS Fiour'andjFeed, 187 Bridge Street.

lone? to Capital SIOO.OOO. Surplus SI8.IOO. J. B. Watkins.

PaulR Brooks, Cashier, W. E. Hazes', President, A Vice President, Ais't. Cashier. DIRECTORS: J.

Watkixs, Paul U. Bkooks, Jacob House, CiiasA. Hill, A. C. MlTCHBLL, W.

E. HAZ 8N. Saving Department Deposits receiv ed Tuesdays and Fridays. Exchanges on all principal cities of the world. Merchants National Bank A.

Monroe, Preiideat, W. F. Haccu, Cashier, M. NjEWXAKK, Vice Preside at, S.A. Woods, AsVt, Cashier.

Capital $100,000. Surplus $20,000. DIRECTORS: auks Marvin, II. Hewxabjc O.GnOYENOR, A.tlONROE, It. G.

XTanxkt, Bams Baldwin, A. Hakks. Laurence national BanK United States Depository. The aacurlty of the depositors Is in the integrity of the bank's officers and dl recto DIRECTORS, H. L.

Moore, F. A. Bailey, F. W. Barteldei, J.

H. GlatharU A. Henlej. W. B.

Williams, H. S. Hall, H. W. Sparr, J.

D. Bowersoek. OFFICERS. J. D.

Bower socle, Pres, W. Howe, Cashier, R. W. Sparr, Vice Pres. Benson, Asst.

Casb. L.S. STEELE, and Real Estate and i Loan Broker, BFnCE, MERCHANTS UTiOlAl 2M B'JILDIIE. PARTIAL LIST OF. BARGAINS.

No. '12 story hou. 7 rooms. 1300 New Hampshire street for No. 399-Slde street store baildinir acd reside! ae.

cod location for grocery; for sale at tarsals with or withart ottalaess. Farms is Western and Southern Kansas, MUsoari. Arkansas California; fc sale cheap or for exchange. 34-5 room cottage, two lotr. wail ana cistern 900 block west Lawrei ce; piice $1500.

5150U. I i4 Two lots, new 5 room house fOO block wet Lawrence, for sale or eichatge; price $1400, No 100 acre farm, miles north of Lawrence to exchange for cltv property price per acre. NO. 3M 200 acres is miles southwest of Lawrence Goo rnss and stock farm, irood Bever-ialUa? water for stock; 150 acres In calttvatlon, balance meadows and pasture fair ballding-s. No.

TT-jO ac ferm. 2 miles from Tonjra-oxla,) acres bottom land, house, barn and orcherd; price $7s0. Niw Ire room cottare with two lots la wes Lawrence at a bar aln: SSOO. No, Two business houses on Masstchu 3etts street: SO acres miles west of Lawrence, on Call ornla road, rrass aod grain farm, 9 acres or chard; room house; barn and outbuilding Price $2,600 Six room house, two story, well; prlc f65o No. 186 FiTe-roora house, stable, well, hjl araat.

In 900 block Connecticut at; price wo. No. 137--Two corner lots west Mais. 6 room house, hot air fntiace, gas, well and cistern; rlceA3X No. 30 SO acres 7 miles north of Lawrence la Jefferson county; 63 acres IscultlTation, aO acres pasture with timber ana water; new house and barn; puce No.

"62 2J4 acre suburban in city; 8-room house, barn and fruit; Jz.000. No. 107 Three-room cottage, west Lawrence for f5o No. 3SS 89 acres upland, 4 miles soathwes til Lawrence. 3 room house.

Uvinr water an well at house, barn for 6 horses, all In tultlY Uon bat 15 ocres pasture. Price $2,400. Ho. 3q( 125 acres 3 miles north of Lawreuce, 11 ruin river bottom. Two-storr frame house.

14x20 and 14x13, wita one story addition. barn 40x43, food well rnce per acre. so acres i miles west of Lawrence, all tn -well selected fralt; good building; gocd water. price $2,000. mTBcraa sacx fech I BUIRO BROS, a CO.

XAXXSOLD uxmc irrwi U'olish Foe safety STANDING, 1 lacaeae- 47. Henry A Vermoa.