Lawrence Daily World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

4 Grand Exhibition. evolution TO THE PUBLIC Owing to the continuous warm weather, we find ourselves overstocked. In order to reduce our winter stock and cash the same as quickly as possible, we will commence on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ,7, AT 8 O'CLOCK A. To slaughter our immense winter stock. The entire stock consists of the highest grades knswn in the mercantile world.

Come Don't fail to attend WE ARE DETERMINED TO CASH ALL WINTER GOODS. Remember, every item on sale as advertised. The HUB SHOE AND CLiOTHlNG COGQPANY. UiummiiiLUianiiniiuiiuiiunuimiiua wnnunn wnnnnnTTTnTTTTTTTTTnTTTTrrTTTTTT iiuiiiimiiiiiuiiuiiiiuuiiiiiiuiiituuiiuu nnnTTTTTTTTTTrfTTTTTfTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTfTTTTTT Grand Display. Beyond Redeem.

KANSAS AXU NEBRASKA. WHERE HE DREW THE LINE. Fancy and Staple The Big Bargain Sale CONTINUES AT Big Battle On McCook Field ToMorrow Happily United. Miss Winifred Churchill and Mr. James Owen were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Churchill, of Ohio street, at 7 o'clock last evening, Rev Mr. Sommerville officiating. The ceremony was private and was witnessed only by the Immediate families rrnirTTT 7 1 JrlJili I i 'A New Goods all At Surprising Low Prices.

Cloaks, Capes See Our Dress Goods Pattern Sale Including All Linings. Millinery Wonderful Bargains, Wide Ribbons worth 35 and 45c jard, oply 10c yd. Untrlmmed Felt Hats 10c. Fancy Feathers 10c each. Money Saving Sale on Blankets, Flannels, Comforts etc.

GREY COTTON FLANNEL. I See It I 7c yd worth 10 and 12Jc. Five Hundred Lined Fascinators in fancy colors and black, value Toe and $1. Sale 49c liens' Underwear and Gloves for less money than you ever bought them. THE FAIR.

Years of Experience in Buying Has enabled us to buy what the people want and at prices that they can afford. We have just received another full line of goods and can supply a great many wants. In Crockery, Glassware, Fine China, Lamps, And smaller Household and money. PASSON'S BAZAAR, Ma7s2s3st. uiULCiics a riuvisiuiii), CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT 9 23 MASS.

STREET, Tel. TO. A. FREDERICKSON, Prop. Anderson Tulie.

Married, on Wednesday, November 4th at the home of the bride's father, L. If. Tuttle, Mr Gideon Anderson, of Kansas City, and Miss Florence T'ttle, of Baldwin. Rev. Charles Par ham performed the ceremony.

Mr Anderson is Captain of a Salvation arm-' division in Ottawa. Miss Tuttle has been engaged in the Fame work. They left last night for Ottawa, Their many friends extend congratu lations. Baldwin Bee. An Important Differeuce.

To make it apparent to thousands, who think themselves ill, that they are not afflicted with any disease, but that the system simply needs cleans inr, is to bring comfort home to their hearts, as a costive condition is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs. Man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only, and sold by all drug gists. "Ou, of course we won't waste any more time in prognostications," said a sidewalk orator at Leis' corner this morning: "Tbe election is all over and the result is settled, but it isn't ab solutely necessary to go to work yet awhile. There is what you newspa per men call the aftermath, you know, and we have to understand thorough ly how it was done. Of course tbe mornings are a bit chilly for street talks, but there are stoves in places that are handy to the streets and we can sit around them and discuss this matter with more comfort than we could provious to the election Why, my dear man, you don't know half the tricks that a fellow ean resort to, nor half the excuses he can find to refrain from gettitg a job.

It was too hot to work last summer and when tbe weather got about right, then the election came on, and somebody you know, has to stand around and work up enthusiasm for the populist ticket Now, you can see for yourself that it is eetting too cold to work out of A fond First ward mother had been teaching her little three-year old daughter to pray properly. She first taught the child a simple prayer then explained its purpose and in structed that she could pray for the welfare of any one in whom she felt an interest. The otuer evening tue child was heard offering up the fol lowing: "Oh, Lord, bless papa an' mamma, an' gran'ma an' Lord take are of yourself an' don't get b'cause I don't know what I'd do with out you." The Lecompton Sun has just issued from its job department the report of the last conference of the United Brethern conference which met in that city recently. The report con tains over fifty pages and is one that the members of the conference will look upon with pride It is neatly printed and typographically a beauty. Charles Johnson who was elected state senator last Tuesday by the re publicans of this ccunty was appoint ed receiver of tbe Santa Fe in Kansas vesterday.

There will not be much use to apply to him for jobs on the section as the chances are he will not get to operate road. To make room for a change in our future business, we will sell all goods, fine millinery and furnishing, at 33U per cent, less than the regular marked prices, regardless of cost. Daugherty's, 833 Mass. St. Fes.

Kent First wor storeroom in opera house block, just north oi post office. Steam heat. Will put in suitable fixtures for party making ease for term of years BowKBwxnt To Play at Lawrenee To-Morrow AfternoonThe Llne-np. There is a great deal of interest snown in the league fot-ball game that will take place tomorrow at Mc-Cook field between the Kansas and Nebraska University elevens. The teams are both strong, and while Kan sas has suffered two defeats recently it has not been due to any weakness of the team, and the eleven will be in better shape than ever before the bmt with Nebraska team has been winning almost every gmc played this year, and will come to this city this afternoon confident of success.

The Kansas team will play about as it has in recent game with Sanderson, Hamill, Mosse, Walker, Fitzpat-rick, Foster and Whitney ia the line and Kennedy, Baine, Voigts, Hester back of the line Crooks, Simpson and other strong piayers will be kept in readiness to plav at any moment. The men in the line of the Nebraska team will be Jones, Dungan, Kellar, Bobbins, Turner, Purse and Wiggins with Thorpe, Cook. Shedd and Pack nrd behind the line. The game wi 1 be called at 3 o'clock and the referee and umpire will be Fred. Cornell, of Lincoln, Neb, and Lieutenant Smith, of Baldwin.

NOW FOR BUSINESS. The Election Is Over. Lawrence has nothing to do row ex cept to get down to business and sell goods. There should be no more party dis tention, no more haggling over hairs, but a united and determined effort to do business. We have differed greatly local matters ttw same as in national af fairs but that is of the past, wha is wanted now is a united effort for oui own interests.

This brings us to the point Law. rence is the seat of a great univer sity, one of the greatest in the west We ask and receive large appropria tions from the state. It is not right that members of the legislature from this county should be charged with the guardianship of this sshool, but they are, and we must make the most of it. We must assist wherever we can do so. It is nonsen sical to keep up the warfare that has been carried on all these months.

ine world nas fought as hard as most of the republicans. It has said many bitter things. Without taking back anything but bowing to the in evitable in a patriotic spirit we mnst all unite to look after our great insti tution of learning. The populists have our interests in their hands and it is not going to make them any jre friendly to hear themselves belabored and villified. It is not necessary to sacrifice any prin ciple, it is not necessary to tell them they are the salt of the earth but it is not necessary on the other hand to be continually reminding them that they are the most degraded of mortals and stand for all that is bad.

Lawrence of ail places cannot afford that kind of talk. The Would trusts that here after there may be sense used in the discharge of bile. If a man is dissatisfied with the result in Kansas we will all ho our breath while he moves oat but if he is going to remain with us we want him to unite te advance the work we have on hand loy ally. It has all passed beyond the political state and has come to be plainly a matter of business. The -World trusts that no more republicans will so far forget themselves again as to be calling ugly names, and inviting retaliation.

Tbe Official Count. The county commissioners met this morning and began the canvass of the vote cast at the last election. At the time of going to press they have only finished four wards and it will be eight toworrow before the final count is in The result is not being chang ed from the report as tabulated bv the republicans. Save Money. By having your old clothes made to look like new by being cleaned or jdyed.

First class work and prompt service guaranteed at the Kaw Valley Steam Dye Works. A. S. Boothe, Proprietor. 50 Head of Ilorses and Cattle Wanted to winter, $1 per month.

Tyndall farm, three miles south of city. W. H. Johns. News for Octo- The Kindergarten ber is full of good things for people interested in child-study.

Pretty songs, helpful little sketches and poems make i f. 4 It Vfi? He Wasn't Going; to Ask the Lord to Pomp Water. The man who sold windmills adjusted his chair at a new angle, crossed his feet on the railing of the balcony, locked his hands over the top of his head, and began: "Curious fellows, those way back farmers are; droll chaps to deal with, too; cute and sharp at a bargain. Most of them know a good thing when they see it, so I took a good many orders; but once in a while I come a conservative old hayseed whose eyes are closed to anything modern. One of that sort helped me to a good laug-h tbe other day, and I might as well pass it on.

''He was a genial, white-headed old feilow, who owned several fine farms, with prime orchards and meadows. barns and fences in apple-pie order, and dwellings serene in comfort "He listened closely while I expati ated on the excellence of our make of machines; then taking a fresh supply of tobacco he squared himself in his chair, with his hands in his rackets. I and held forth in this fashion: 'Waal, stranger, he said, 'your ma' chine may be all right; but now see here. I settled here in the airly fifties, broke the trail for the last few miles. blazin' the trees as we came along.

had a fair start, good health, a yoke cattle, a cow, an as, with one bit an three coppers in my pocket I built a log house with a shake ruff an a puncheon floor, an a cow-shed of I popple poles ruffed vith sod. I worked nard, up airly an down late, clearin up land by degrees, an' diggin' a livin out the sue by main strength, an' no favors except tne blessin o' the Almig'hty. The Lord been good to me. lie's gi'n me housen an' barns; He's g'in me horses an' cattle: He's g'in me sheep an swine, an' feathered fowl many kinds. An now, stranger, fter all that, I'll be everlastingly durned if I'll be so mean as to ask Him to pump water for 'em.

"And then," continued the story teller, "he brought his hand down on his knee with a whack that fairly echoed through the house. Of coarse I couldn't urge him to purchase after that expression of his sentiments, and I left him. Independent, wasn't he?" Then the windmill man chuckled, as if he enjoyed the memory of the scene he had just described; and his hearers enjoyed his story so much that when he left he was richer by three or (our orders. Harper's Magazine. Fine Bed Room Suits at a price lower than ever before at C.

J. Erick- Special prices on Heating Stoves The biggest line in Lawrence at C. Eriksen's The Wilde Bros. Shirt oompany are selling those on hand shirt below cost to close For Rent: A large unfurnished room down Kentucky street. convenient stairs, 1041 If you know a good thing when you see it pay 40 cents per month for the Daily World.

It is worth it. Lump coke burns splendidly, hot water and air furnaces. It keeps the flues clean of 600t. Call at tbe Gas office and see the new Gas Heating Stoves we are offer ing for 62, set up in your house. Ask your dealer for the "Daily World" cigar.

Like its namesake it is all thatis to be desired in its line. Those new gas curling-iron heaters are just what every lady needs Call and see them at the Gas office. Many styles and sizes amongst the on-hand shirts at the Wilder Bros shirt company. Geo. F.

Leonard sells nothing but tbe best cigars and one of his best brands is the "Daily World." Riley's barber shop under the Law. rence National bank is doing an ex cellent business and merits patronage Special sale of gold spectacles dur ing the warm weather. Eyes examined and fitted by a graduate opti cian at Hester's The line of heating stoves shown at C. J. Ericksen's are the best in the city.

See him for all household furnishings. If you are thinking of replenishing your stock of shirts ror spring and summer, call on The Wilder Bros hlrt company and see what they have to offer. TEETH. The care of the teeth is of great importance See Dr Wheeler. Amalgam fill! Dps, 50 cents.

Gold fillings one-half usual price leetb extracted, eacn, 2d cents. Office over Bullene's Shoe store, 829 Mass. street, Office open from 7 a. m. to 6 m.

The Daily World cigar is on sale at tbe following places: Everett's grocery, A. J. Dicker, Hughes Pine, C. A. Epley, A.

Reinisch, J. M. Jones, City Drug Store, Roberts Culver, E. A. Kasold, Leis Drug A Olson, H.

Jeschke, Wm. Weidemann, Fred Klock, J. Steinbring, J. M. Zook, Meyerhoffer Wilder Barber 1 (T.

6., C. W. Straffon, Riddle Topping, Hollowell Davis, J. T. Ewing, A.

L. Woodward, J. R. Wood, Robert Earp, J. H.

Johnson, Ed Anderson, Will Harvey. ST. Punakln. Between Universities of Kansas and Nebraska. It wi 1 be the only game played this season on home ground and promises to be the very best one ever seen here.

You'll be there wearing Rock Chalk colois. I here an inspiration in numbers as we 1 as in colors. Let Lawrence prove her loyalty to the University by attending the game K. U. is our Yale, our Princeton, our Harvard, our Cornell and our Pennsylvania.

In honors it is next to being president-being a member of winning team. You can help our boys to win tomorrow by your presence and by you wearing Rock Chalk colors. The true blue and the true crimson shades selected by the athletic association as college colors can only be found at the original Rock, Chalk, Jay Hawk Ribbon man's. Kindergarten Hews, a monthly magazine, Devoted to the Kindergarten Course. PRICE $1.00 A YEAR Published at Springfield, by Milton Bradley Company HENRY BLAKE, Editor.

Special Watch Sale. Seven Jewel American Stem Winder, Nickel Movement in a Silvcrine Open Face, Screw Case, Our price for this week ONLY $4.00. REMEMBER, FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. CALL ANB SEE THEM AT COS LEY'S', 837 MASS. STREET.

J3EAL GODDING. LIVERY STABLE Special attention to boarding hoi 863. Everything first -class. Fine horses, excellent carriages 1814-6 Vermont St 'Tela-orione 189. THE GASH SHOE STORE For 'all kInds'Of SCHOOL SHOES, H.

HUNZICKER. HENRY JOHNS, LiYery, Feed and Sale Stable. First-class rigs furnished on thort notice. Horaes boarded and rlara cared for at rtaa. onable prices.

02O-922 Massachusetts St. Choice Meat. We make a specixltyof selling: not if in; but the best Meats of all kinds. vSi? We five prompt service and guarantee satisfaction. Cheap Meat is dear at any price.

If yon want the best the market affords, boy of Jones Alullancy. Ijig. SID RILEY, The only leading barber cuts hair for 15 cents. FIRST-CLASS WORK DONG. Under Lawrence Rational Bsnt PHOTOGRAPHER.

THE GASH SBOB STORE For all kinds of SCHOOL SHOES H. HUNZTCKER. IWMES of the contracting parties. After tne ceremony a reception was held from 8 to 10 which was attended by about one hundred and fifty friends of the contracting parlies It was a brilliant reception and all the guests had love in their hearts for the little lady who was smilingly going to a new life in another state. Dainty refreshments were served and a right joyous time had by all.

The home of Mr. Churchill was tastefully decorated with flowers and the bright effect added beauty to the surroundings Miss Winifred Churchill has been uue vi tue uiubt popular jaaies in we 111. i i city. Bright, vivacious and intelli gent she was a favorite wherever known and her circle of friends was large. She was prominent in church work and it is from the Methodist Sabbath school, where she will be most missed.

There she was an earnest wor-er among the little ones and they all loved her devotedly. Mr. Owen is a greduateof the State Uni versity ana is at present a prosperous attorney in Denver, whither the hap py couple went on the night train and where they will make their future home. There was a large number of pres ents from relatives and friends. Every' body seemed to unite with the single purpose of giving the young couple a hearty send off and to show apprecia tion of the quaities of heart and head that have made this couple so popu lar.

The Judgeship. The question of who was elected judge of the fourth judicial district is still agitating the politicians although Mr Rtggs claims to be safely out of the woods. Mr. Smart lost eight votes in the third ward by the official count but that can be changed if it is neces sary to change the result. Mr.

Riggs received information from Anderson and Franklin counties to the effect that he had received 495 majority in thoe two counties. The official count is not expected to change this much. The entire disposition ot the question depends upon the count as made by the commissioners to-day and to-morrow. Some of the pre cincts are only estimated so that the exact figures cannot be obtained but on the face of the reports Mr. Riggs has a few votes the majority.

FACTS ABOU "THERMOMETERS JSsasltire Insti-nraent Which Register Heat from ths Moon. To tell whether a thermometer ac- Mirately does Its work, Invert tne Instrument, says the New York World. If the mercury does not fall to the end or if it breaks into several smau columns the thermometer contains air and is inaccurate. If perfectly made the slender thread should fill the tube or break off at the bulb and fall to the other end of the tube. There is another interesting fact about thermometers.

Nine persons out of ten think the mercurial column round, but that is not tbe case. The thread of mercury in thermometers Is flat. If it were round the column could hardly be seen, for the opening of tbe tube Is as fine as the finest thread. Some eight of ten yess ago a Boston manufacturer introduced a scheme of coating the back of the tuhe with white sizing. That makes the column of mercury stand out clear and distinct.

Thermometers are cheaper and bet ter than ever before, "iou can now buy heat marker for 25 cents but a first- class Instrument will cost you A cheap instrument is like a cheap watch it is unreliable. The reason for this is that a perfect thermometer has a scale of its own. A cheap thermometer is made on guess work. Hence you see a ainerence oi iwo, mree or htb degrees between thermometers in the same locality on the same day. The most sensitive heat marker 1 the Crookes.

It consists of four arms suspended on a steel pivot, rotating like a miniature wind gauge, and the whole affair is inclosed in a glass tube from which the air has been exhausted. Th ight of a candle one or two feet away causes tne arms to roiaie. yuue as sensitive is the thermopile, which la used to detect the faint rays of heat transmitted from the moon and start to this cold world-. IMw Cnrness' Tfvw trbrary Bnlldlagt Horace Howard Furness, the eminent Shakespearean scholar, is building one of the handsomest and most complete private libraries In the country in connection with his splendid home at Wal- lain shelves to accommodate Dr. ur- ness splondid collection of books, which now embraces 16,000 volumes and is constantly being increased.

The library will be moved from Philadelphia to the new building as soon as the latter is ready lor occupancy Phila-telphla Press. Fob Bent: Stear corns and halls in the Opera House lock J. D. Bowkrsock. Brinz your Job wxk to tbe World Kitchen Supplies, we can save you CITY NEWS.

See Culver's ad. 4th page. Lawrence needs good sidewalks. Hot and cold soda at Wiedemann's. The bath house, 908 Massachusetts street, Is now prepared to give steam baths.

ILection is over and W. S. Everett is stilling line effees and teas. Hood's Pills act easily and prompt! on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache.

Suits to suit, are the kinds that are turned out by Wahlstrom Parker. Best quality and lowest prices. 839 Massachusetts street. A Mother's meeting will be held in the W. C.

T. U. rooms on Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Mks. M.

G. Brad i ey, Sec. T. W. Hunt, M.

a former student at the University, has opened an office for the practice of medicine, next to Dr. Bumgardner's office. Blood is Life and upon the purity and vitality of the blood depends the health of the whole system. Experience proves Hood's Sarsaparilla to be the best blood purifier. For a good dish to Wiedemann's.

of good oysters go One of the interesting features for the Epworth Leaguebuslnesa meeting to-night will be a "pronouncing contest." Meeting will be held In the lecture room of the First M. E. church The alley on the 800 block between Massachusetts and Vermont streets has been completed by the contractors, Gustavson Palm, and formally turned over to the traffic. This alley should be seen by all as it is just what Lawrence has loog needed. Pay your election bets with Wiedemann's candies.

New goods just in and more to follow. To be up to date we keep them coming. We change old styles for new, and new styles for cash, hence the up to date appearance of our stock. Our motto Is. "Quick Sales and Small Profits." Robertson Bros.

To take the chill off a room quick, those gas heaters are just the thing. NOVEMBER A I 0 None too early to None too early too None too early to Notions Not a Fad We recognize their We are preparing to November Staple Our Price Tickets The offerings will life Pie (belies on Our Read below what WANT COLUMN. TOR KENT A rood bara. 915 Alabama street. FOR RENT A rood barn, carriage house a.nJ granary.

Enquire at 509 Louisiana street WmtD, mea to prepare for examination for Clerk or carter to be held at Lawrence post office soon. Valuable information about all roremment positions and examinations FREE of National orrespondence. Institate Department Washington, O. TO EXCHANGE An Improved 80 acre farm Ark and 40 acres also im proved in this county for city residence property. In-qulre of M.

Fisher. 1134 Kentucky street. FEED FUEL Fowls Corn, Chop, Bran, Shorts. Corn and Oat Chop, half and half. Wheat for Chickens, bailed and loose Bay in large or small lots, Oats, new and old Cora shelled.

Leavenworth shaft, Scranton shaft, Osage City shaft. Cherokee shaft. Arkansas Anthracite and semi-Anthracite Pennsylvania Anthracite. Wood Cord and Stove lengths. Spring Chickens, Lay in ir Bens, Crowing Roosters, Turkeys, Dncks and Geese.

Get your choice, alive or dressed to order and delivered. Srlect a flock of Pallets to lay eggs for yon all winter, all breads to select from. Cash Feed, Fnel Poultry Co. Coke Crushed and Lump. 3.

L. BOLLES, Mgr. C. nANSCOME, In charge of Poultry Department. Tel.

97. 1021 Mass. St. The Campaign For French Tissue and English Crepe Papers, Wire, Lamp Shades. Library Paste, and all colors of Celluoid has jaU commenced at the University Book Store, 803 Mass.

sr. L. M. GIBB, Proprietor. City library tickets $1 00.

See those air tight Erlcksen's. heaters at C. J. Coke is cheap this year, only 8 and 10 cents a bushel. Solid silver thimbles 25c and 35c at Hester's.

Crushed coke is fine fuel for grates and heating stoves. Gas curling iron heater for 50 cents and 11.00 apiece at the Gas office, Louis Buch, violin soloist and teach er of the violin. 1004 New ersey St. Air tight heating stoves, the best in the world, at C. J.

Erickson's. "Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired; work warranted at Hester's. For a bed room and bath room a gas beater is "the real thing" to heat up quickly. Try the laundrywork done by the Wilder Bros. Shirt company and be convinced that their work cannot surpassed You can tell Wahlstrom Parker suits by the excellence of their lit, quality and style Bottom prices on all goods.

The Superior Air Tight Ileaters, manufactured by Bridge, Beach Co. of St. Louis, are for sale by C. J. Eriksen.

There is nothing that heats a bed-aoom, bath room, parlor or library so quick and clean as the new 82 gas stove set cp by the Gas Company. Notice: I will haul away animals and clean vaults as cheap as, anybody. All work done satisfactory or no pay. Orders to be left at R. B.

YTagstaff'a grocery store, or through the mall. think of them. show them. buy them. With Us But a Keality.

necessity outclass all former efforts for a big Notion and Novelty Trade. NOTIONS. fin Assoilnenl and ppicr Pies. A Good Wbisk Broom 10c. A 25c 10c.

Extra 8 imb Comb 10c. Ladies Pocket Books 10c The great Muddle Puzzle 10c 15c Handkerchiefs 10c. Initial Stick Pins 10c. Big Spool Knitting Silk 10c. 1 dozen Kid Curlers 10c, 10 are Silent Salesmen.

have merit and at a price. it entertaining to parent and child. a wi iTn which is absolutely fireproof, will con-No mother of little ones will regret i regret ilngford, this county. The building. FIVE and TEN CENTS Will do, and then anticipate what your QUARTERS, HALVES and DOLLARS Can do in dealing with us.

the price of subscription. Bradley Company Publishers, Milton Spring- field, Mass. $1 a year. Take a look at our furniture and you will be more likely to be pleased with your purchase. The most care- I ful inspection will not binder, but rather help our cbances of sellingyou.

A special line of dining room urn i- ture merits your immed lata attention. 51 100 Hair Fins Sc. Pearl Buttons 5c doe. 500 yards Basting Cotton 5c Nice Box Paper 5c 5 Paper Needle Package 5c inch Rubber Comb Sc. Japanese Picks, 2 boxes 5c.

Excellent Brass Pins 5c Tooth Brushes 5c. Invite An H. C. OATMAN, 31. Df.

PHYSICIAN AND 7)9Ma88 Streot. J. 33. tSHEXAJER CO..