Lawrence Daily World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

Indian Foot Ball Team. A Kansas Soldier Arrested; LATEST TELEGRAPH HEWS. A. R. Greene, of Lecompton, was In the city yesterday.

needs flo Toi 5U Or traces rod tt burrr. la Were it universally known even arr on the la.ooo Citizens of Lawrence that we are selling goods as Cheap as we are this store could not hold the crowd. In bargains and bargain days people must be Educated as in every thing else. Tomorrow will be bargain day with us. From the number and prominence of sroods to he sold away; For yard-wide will be 5c, Lawns and such goods at 5c.

better than before thi season the French -Organdies at 15c, the French Zenhrra at 15c, the Lawns at 3c and 3io. the Prints at 3Jc. t.h Hnaiorw fn k2 -i girls at 10c this will be one of the wonders of the sale how we can s-11 such good Hose for a dime. You come here earlv and B0A the iirraa nf V. The Haskell Indian football team Is already planning on Its season this fall.

The team will be under the management of Samuel Townsend, an Indian from Pawnee, Oklahoma, and will begin Its first practice work the middle of next month the direction of Will T. Walker, who was center for the Kansas university year. The Indian team expects to b5 one of the strongest In the state this coming season, and though the schedule has not been com pleted preliminary arrangements have been made for a number of Three games will be played with eastern one at Indianapolis, one with Perdue at Lafayette, and one with PePauw, at, Greencastle Ind. A same will also be arranged with Ho Carlisle school. The Ilaskeil team will also play the Medics at Kansas City and will go to Denver to play the Denver Athletic club team.

A Japanese student who recently attended Baker university at Baldwin City, Is in Salina seeking employment lie came from Russell county, bear. ng a letter to Dr. Cleveland from Prof. Bickerdyke. ITe talks English fairly well.

He designs entering the ministry. Dr. Cleveland did what he could for the man yesterday, but was not able to secure him a place, Sallna Republican. The rain last night was not heavy but it was a mighty good one. It will make a good part of the corn crop.

Some of the corn, however, was planted so late that it will take rains until September. The farmers say that much of the early corn is already made. Bottled mineral water at Ray mond's. Llthia Tablets in 35c bot tles make good mineral water if dis solved In cold well water. If it's uouiea mineral water you prerer we A a 1 srw- A.

I can supply you. Buffalo, Llthia. Manitou, Excelsior Springs and others I S. Goodnight the expert Novelty Photo man will be the old stand 723 Mass. and will make 24 and 36 little photos for 25 and fine glass Scish cabinet photos for 11.00 per doz, for one week only, commencing.

July 23rd, '98. 1 be Lawrence Water Co. Is now ready to furnish water motor fans to water consumers at $7 apiece, which the net coat laid rown here and the furnished either at meter rates or 13 per muatb for the time used. 1 expecb aooU.er car of buggies and surrics about August 1, and am mak ing low price upon Wj.it I have In stock in order to make re See me before laying you will save money. L.

S. Pearse has moved his coal, wood atd hy yards to the corner of nenry end Rhode Island streets, wherr he will be at all tlme4 ready to serve customers promptly. Telephone 242. Tne treatment of osteopathy has enabled m-ny peons to return to work or business and enjoy life. Sec the osteopath Tuesdays and Satur days.

J. R. Bicimx. Skin eruptions will qaic'tiy dlsap pear following the use of Prickly Ash Bitters. It purifies the blood, streng thens digestion and regulates the bowels Sold by Barber Bros.

The Gas Company has a good sadiron heater for ue on gas stoves. Price cents. Get one for trial. If it Is not satisfactory, return it to the gas office and get 30 cents. IF YOU have been sick you will find Hood's Sarsaparllla the best med icine you can take to give you appetite and strength and restore you to a con dition of perfect health.

The W. C. T. U. will hold their ac nual meeting In their room Friday, July 29, at 3 p.

m. All members are inylted to be present. Sakah W. Davies Sec See the new style Cassidy rlow at Thad Stevens heforj buyinir. "iou can't equal them with any otier make.

Reglna concert repeated at Wiede mann's tonight on account of the bad weather last Of all of the buggies on the market the new Columbia is the best. See them at Thad Steyens. Miss Maud Williams, of New 'York, visiting her brother here. Photcs at Shane's, South Massa- chueetts street. Only a few more days to 51 nf tk rrrPTf avail OUTSell OI great re- duction we are making: on fur niture.

it wm pay you to in- f.t thfCf it- will VeSugalC laCSe prlCCS It Will er pay you to come prepared to bllV. NeVei" before have We been able to offer such bar gains and it is not likely that we will ever be able to make such prices again. Lose no time In making your selections! Robertson Bros. Mrs. Prentiss Home Store.

Best Coffees, Teaa, Extracts and Baking Powder. lr. bnyder's Kemedial soap. "Tou-jours Jcane. aad a little of exery thing.

1105 Massachusetts street. Souvenir Album. I ha ve a few copies of tne Lawrence Souyenir Album9 left and would like secure an experienced agent, Lady gentlemen to canvas the city. Call Pesit OSice. II: Caldwell.

1 ers are 15 of in so do rv Camp Merritt, San Francisco, July 27. James Young, quartermaster sergeant of the Twentieth Kansas, was placed under arrest today by order of Colonel Funston, and is confined to his quarters pending trial by a general courtoiartial. Young is accused or various irregularities, includ ing embezzlement of government property 10 the value of more" than $100 One charge Is that he exchang ed government flour for tobacco and sold the tobacco to the enlisted Ypui.g formerly managed a lecture bureau in Kansas City. The above will Dot surprise body wbo knows Young, He is a fraud from beginning to end. He was a swindler while here and we are sur prised that he ever got the place he held.

He brought several attractions to this city and swindled on every one of them. He ought to be shot for the good of the country. Tae Army Moves. The Salvation Army has folded its tent but unlike the Arab who silently stole.away, the Army is not construct ed unon that DrinciDle and keens its drums going and banners flying even after the tent comes down. They shook the dust of Tonganoxie from their sandals last Tuesday, and the soldiers moved back to Lawrence from whence they came.

The Salvation Army drew large audiences tevery evening while in Tonganoxie, and their meetings were never disturbed. We do not know whether the tolerance of Tonganoxie was resnonslble for this or whether the size of the captain inspired enoucrh awe to keen the irreverent quiets Tonganoxie Mirror. Tor State Certificates. State Suterintendent Stryker has fixed August 22 and 27 as the dates for holding the next state examination for teachers' certificates. State examinations will be held at Topeka, Lawrence, Manhattan, Em- Dorla.

Ilolton. Beloit, and at such other places as may be requested. Requests must come from county sunerintendents. who will agree to AT conduct the examination according to the rules of the board, and at points where not less than six persons are known to desire to take the examination. Special Prices on Ladies Oxfords.

The "Rochester" line, we will sell vour choice of 12.25, $2.50 and $3.00 Oxfords at $2.00 to close. Also our $1.75 and $2.00 line at our 81.50 and $1.65 line for $1 25; our S1.25 line for $1.00. Also some odds and ends from wholesale house, on our bargain stable at cost and less. Ask for couponsand see the beauti ful setts of hand-oainted chinaware we are giving to all of our Catlin Knox Shoe Co. Lawrence, 823 Mass.

iSt. Ail Awful Shame-Probably to prevent against attack by the "enemy" an eigbt-foot frame stockade has been erected aoout Sardy Hook." It is alo said another joint la scon to open across the road from Sandy Hook. The News hasseveral times been requested to call the attention of officers to the fast that drunken men returning from mere insult women and others, by indecent 4- exposure or person auu use ui tue vilest of curses. Surely the officials i a a JJ "XT SlOD -Diliuura uenr. A Child Enjoys.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, wheu in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious the mcst gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family re medy known and every family should have a bottle. Manufactured by tbe California Fig Syrup Co. The Contract Let. J. Bowersock, as present of the merchants athletic association, this morning let the contract for the building of the new athle.ic building ou Vermont street to E.

H. Schopider. Tbe building will 03 a hands-True one and credit to the city. The plan of it has already been outlined lu these coIutkus. Home Bakery.

I have purchased the Wade Home Baiery on Henry street, east of Merchant's bank, an 1 I cured tbe services ol a tnorogr''ly competent baker, am nnw ready to fill all orders ior home-made bread, ries and cakes, at tbe lowest price. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money reloaded. have accommodations for a few boarders by the day or week, J. P. Douglas.

People feel mean when ir is hot acd gossip more than any other time. Have you ever noticed that more llina-tured reports start in the hot weather than in winter. One reason fcr this is that in hot weather live so much on their porches that- tbey are cluser together than when every dcor is shut and the curtains down. The United-States n.ptcv Uw goes into effect August 1, and it is understood that a go many Law rence mea willjile petkion w'th tbe United States district court at Topeka to be cleared of indebted The law is for the benefit of men who hae failed in business, and who hnve creditors. Tbe debtors -b fore the United States ditrlc; urt, if tbey have anything no: cxaa-p' undei the state la, offer it 1-e til-p scd of and distributed am t-fcetr A referee, or under j.de.

is j.pfoicted to handle these case- the different districts, if dec it--' kery Is not shown, the nec mps a free man, and can go turn again without fear of Leir uuced down upon by old creditor? is of by up is a a W. Weiser, of Wichita, was in the city last night. Thad Stevens was In Kansas City Tuesday buying goods. Get a Sr3t-clas3 nair cut at Riley. for 15c.

Also good shave 10c Siturday Blade and Chicago Ledge for 5c at Weise's, 734 Mass. st. J. w. Parker, of Olathe, was In the city today visiting with relatives.

See the new Cassldy sulky plows at Thad Stevens, the simplest and best on the market. I he electrical engineer of the new street car company arrived last night and will remain here. owing to tne weather last evening the Retina concert will be given at Wiedemann's tonight also. ir you are thinking of buying a wagon see the Capital at Thadi Stevens. It is the best in the world Gold spectacles and eyeglasses care fully fitted.

Gold filled frames for spectacles warranted ten years. W. IT. Rowe. I must have more room and will therefoie close out all my buggies on band at greatly reduced prices.

Thad Stevens lion. William Roughrider Smith, was in the city yesterday interviewing those of our business men who were fishing for trade. GUSTAFSON PALM. -tuiraciors: All Kinds of brlcV ind atone work. Curbing and sidewalks nrnmntW dnnr.

x- s- ui ua oibu Between Henry and 1 he Deering Ideal mowers and hay rakes are the best made and positively have no equals. Thad is the only man In Lawrence who has them. or strong nerves, good digestion, sound sleep and cheerful spirits, take Prickly Ash Bitters. It nurifiM the blood and regulates the whole system Sold by Barber Bros. If you want your name printed in the "roll of honor" you will have to subscribe to the street car money.

Lawrence is in earnest about this and the line must be built. The Gas Company have placed an entire car load of stoves in Lawrence this season and just received the fourth consignment today. Parties desiring one of these luxuries should call early. There was a convention of flies in the court house this morning and when they were scired away it was found that they had spread the following rpenmt.inn nrvin t.h pMllntr Ibaveud Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family for years and ys with goo i results," says Mr. W.

II. Cooper of El Rio, Cal, "For small children we find It especially effective." For sale by TT. Ray mond Co. Druggists. The kind that puzzles the ay- erage optician, are ti-e kind we like to encounter.

We bare giren relief where oth have failed. A number snch patients walking tne streets ol Lawrence today onr Tery best advertisements. Plenty of wood cream and cake for cents at the Lawn social. A good place to rest and get cool at the llebe kah social Friday evening at the Mayer's residence. Everybody made welcome at thts Lawn social given by the Dauhteis Rebekah Friday eveniDg.

at G. R. Gould's residence. Come and see the Rebekah at thf well Friday evening where she will be prepared to give you cool and refreshing lemonade, 5 cents a glass. Come out to Gould's Friday evening and enjoy good music and refresh yourselves lth Wiedemann's ice cream with good cake, for benefit of Daughters of Rebekah, Something Rocker you new in a Porch can adiust to any position.

The most comfortable Rocker made. While they last, $2.25, at Robertson Bros. Elmer Meyers was walking along the street today reading a paper be had to serve and ran into some boxes front of the express office. He looked up and saw a lady passing, thinking he had collided with her he raised his hat politely and said, "I beg your pardon, madam." She looked at him as if he were crazy and Elmer saw his mistake. lie was Dot polite after that.

Some of the latest "endless chain" letters have been received in this city. They are signed by Miss Natilie Schneck, of Babylon, N. and ask for money for help erect an ice plant for the Red Cross. This particular endless chain had raised $14,000 the last heard from and was still going. The letters here were numbered 20.

Each recipient is ass-ed to send ten' cents in addition to aklng four copies of the letter and mailing It on. Reports say that 3,500 letters a day are reaching tbe little office of Babylon. We are going to start some fool fake scheme when we can think of something new. Suckers not lead in this, they are led After 'NiTitn V.ar. C.

O. Hanscome hes become sole proprietor of the mattrefs and upnol-sterlng works that have been run for nineteen years by John Levett Mr. Uanscome will posh the business and will have the assistance of Mr. Levett, who will superintend the practical Work. 1 a of Qlrof R.

E. I-rwiacb TiiJor MiXan. 3U Wni-SUtatloa wstt V'rt general toiM work, in ,7 a i re at l-MoTeon, St. Wawtbi To do carpeater work is exchanr for drtvior rear. Good referace.

AdJrets C. XJ Bridge street, Lawrence, Kata. IN THE COUNTRY ou can never get such te i dt juicy an3 sweet Beef, Mutton, Lsmb or Veal as you cad right here at our market; for they haven't the refrigerating facilities to hang their meats for the proper length time. We have learned the art of choosing the choicest meats raNe. haceine them for the proper length of time, and cutting them an expert butcher only can, and also celling them at popular prices.

Byron Jones, 693 Wats. St. Talcploa 03 CITY NE'S. Additional local on 2d page Ash Grove White Lime at Griffins. llrs.

Shane, photographer, near the riyer. A car loid for Portland Cement just in at Grisins. Thad Stevens last week sold sixteen Cassldy sulky plows. Sid Riley is now located at Mass, street with his barber ehop r20 A car of Rack Diamond Louisville Cement fresh, Jut In at Griffiins'. HOOD PILLS cure nauea.

sick headache, billicusness and all liver Ills. Plce 25 vanilla, chocolate and strawberry Ice cream and apricot Ice at Wiede mann't tonight: Michael Schoeper, aged 81, died Saturday at hi home near Clearfield, and was buried Monday morning from the Catholic church. Death was due to old age. Eu 1 ra Is'ews. The departme fcai ruled that newspaper we'pts do not have to be itamped.

We apprecfite the forbear ance of our friend In holding off while they thought that payment meant extra expense for us, but we assure them that they have nothing to fear frcn this in the future. STORE YODR GOODS over RAYMOMD'S DRUG STORE. I CO per month. Flrt published lathe Lawrence Daily Wobld Jaly 77, 1. Mice cl Appointment.

Notice Is hereby riea that on the 2Tth day cf Jsly, A. D. the nndersifned was. by the Pre feat roert cf las conaty, Kansas, day aspoiaicd and as administrator of the ettated of Lydia Campbell, late of Donglas con a ty. deceased.

All parties interested la said estate will take notice and rovera tbemtelres axcordmflT. GEO. CAMPBELL, Administrator. First Published la Umu, JnJy 22, laW. the Lawrence Daily PUBLICATION NOTICE State of Kansas to Kate Bcettcher and Hernia Boettcher her bnsband.

Solon T. Wtl.iame and Carrie Williams bit wife and 1'rank Williams. Yoa will take notice that yon bare been sued, tceetber with Mary Williams, Mary A. Caraaesa aad Charles T. Caraness her hasbaad LUne A.

W. Smith and Charles VV. Smith, her husband and Antoinette L. Williams la the District Court in and for Donrlaa County, Kansas, by George J. Sarrent and that anless yoa answer to the petition filed ta said suit oa or before the3rd day of September, lSS, said petition will te taken as true and re adered agaivst too accordingly, foreclosing a morn re executed and del ire red by Ralph L.

AMlliams and Marr Williams to Crippea Lawrence A Feburary 20th, oa the foliowinr described real estate, ia Douglas Conaty. Kansas, to-wit: Lota umber twenty serea (27) and twenty alne (2D in Park street ia the Cite of Lawrence, and for the sale of said real estate, without appraisement, to pay the debt secured fey said mortcage. Witness my hand and official seal this 22nd day of JelT, C. H. Trcxan.

Clerk District Court Greg-ory, Attorneys for First Published la Lawrence Daily Woklb July Legal ZDTotixco- Darid W. Ward, Joha Boyd, Charles W. Me banny William W. Jueklns, J. I.

Case Corn-van 1Y ill F. Youar. Hophla li. La Monte, and J. B.

McAfe. will take no tice that oa the Uth day of July, Lambertsoa commenced aa action against them and others, ta the District cuurt ia and for the conaty cf Douglas, state of Kansas, to quiet the title ot the said Alary LimMruos tn and to the following described lands situated in the county of Pooelas, state of Kansas, to-witt The southwest quarter of te orthwest quar ter; and the west half of the southeast quarter I of the northwest quarter; and south fire I (Sl acres ot the east nairoi me sotuneast quar ter of the aorthwest quarter; atd north twenty (au) acres ol the southwest qu ia sectioa fourteea (UV. township fifteen (lu rang nineteen (19), being eighty fire acres. more or Use, aadeach and erery part thereof; I aad to bar the said defendants and each of I mens ana inetr ncirs. irons any rigni or nun in said leads and premlsee, and every part there Af Tkil nrh Bad all nf aaid dnf end anta are required to aaswer eaid petition on or before The First day of September, 1S93, or said petition will be taken aa true aad judgment tendered by said court quieting.lbe title of the plaintiff in and to ald lands, asd barring each and all of said defendants from any and all right, title or Interest therein, and each aad every part thereof, aed for comb ef said action.

MARY LAkBERTSON. HJ VV. W. NavTSOsr, her Attorney. Tint pablUasJ In Lawrtnc Daily Wobxd Jaly 13,1393.

Hotice ol Final Settlement, Etc. la the matter of the estate of I Channcey L. Steele, -deceased, CxevJitors aad all others Interested in the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that I shall apply at the aezt term of Probate court of Douglas con sty, Kansas, oa the 2vth day of Aagatt, lifti, for aa allowance for my services aa executor of aald estate aad attorney' fees, aad other necessary ei pea see Incurred by me. aad oa that date shall make a fun and final settlement of the bainese of said estate aad acsly lor my discharge as eaecmcr, PAUL R. BROOK.

ecmtOr. Lawrtitc, Kane Jaiy U3i. I 25 is I. to or at Washington, July 28 la diploma tic quarters Spain's -peace proposal Is the absorbing topic. The diplomats showed their Interest by calling at the state department and at the French embassy, to learn with more exactness the details of Spain's proposal, This developed several features of the proposition which had not been entirely clear before.

In the first place no foreign gov ernment outside of France bas been consulted by Spain in this overture for peace, and the present movement is not shared, directly or indirectly, by Germany, Austria, Italy, Russ a or Great Britain. Chtckamagua Park, July 28 The One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana Infantry brokejeamp at an early hour today and marched five miles to Rossyllle, where southern rail road trains foi Newport News, whence they will go to Porto Rico, in place of the Fifth Illinois, which was ordered back to camp after it had half finish ed loading for departure. Ben Hut Tonight. The wonderful "Story of the Christ" as told by Gen. Lew Wallace in Ben Hur stands unique in the literature of the world and has been read witri in terest by the majority of cultured people throughout the world.

To all those who have read the story as well as those who have not had the pleasure the lecture tonight will, be of the deepest interest. The beautiful views which illustrate the lecture are finest to be had and helds the atten tion of the spectator from beginning to end. In addition to the lecture the program contains a number decided" ly novel and interesting features, which will of themselves be a charm ing entertainment. Baby Claman in singing and acting, as well as posing, is without a rival, while Evangeline and Ben, in their apecial features, are royal entertainers. Remember, the entertainment is given tonight by the Fraternal Aid association at their hall, opposite court house, at 8:30 promptly.

Admission, 25 children 10 cents. The hall is cool and a pleasant and highly enjoyable eveaiog can be spent. Folks Court. The trial of Eli Wilson, charged with selling liquor, was continued until Saturday. Beast Walker was acquitted of the charge of disturbing the peace.

As he has been convicted of another offense, he will continue to receive his frienda ou the rock pile for a few days. Mollie Coop wa fined $20.50 for street walking. Ed Hudson, drun, trial tomorrow A Surplus Cow. Geo J. Baiker bas in his possession cherry red cow with droo Diner horns.

that is about 11 years old. Theoner can nave samo by proving property and paying for this notice 1VB ant IVinU anrl A. 'o nr likelihood of our growing colder as we grow old r. THS MODEL HOME BAKERY AND RESTA08ANT, "My! How Good" is what everyone eays when they eat our home made bread, cakes nnd pies. CATEREE8.

Orders for weddidgs, parties, recep tions, etc promptly attended to. ICE CREAM. Kesdames Johnson Renfrow, PROPRIETORS. w. J.

ACC00E, Bus. Mgr. Central Hotel Block, Warren Street, Between Mass. and Vermont In mentioning possible candidates for next year, the name, of H. B.

Asher appeared for both sheriff and com missiouer. This was a mistake. The nime intended to mention for sheriff in place of Mr. Asher was S. II.

Carmeanv Tonight tbe combined physical cuiture classes of the Lawrence Turn Verein will entertain their friends at the hall. Admission will be by in-1 vitation only. The issue today makes the number the paper 2005. This is a good many issues and it represents more than one would think on first The members of the city council are looking forward to a short session next Monday night They say heat scares them to think of it. tbe Pres.

Redmond has returned from a month spent in the western and central part of the state and he reports things in first class condition. The ground was nroken today for tbe new athletic building on Vermont street. No tiure will be lost in pushing it to completion. Tne rain last night did not interfere with tbe heat today. The thermometer has been out of signt.

Antoinette Williams, daughter of the late Dr. Williams, died this morning. Weaver's tale of 6horc lengths tomorrow should be attended by every lady In Lawrence. The Gun club wiil bave a. shoot this evening.

OlinBsllis In junction City today. Electric fans are cooling. You get them and other seasonable articles in a I gains. Your eyes will soon tell you will never doubt again THE PROSPECTS BKIOHT. Lawrence Will Have an Electric Line Before Snow Falls.

Lawrence it going to have an elec trie line. There is no longer any dsubt on that proposition. The people of the city are anxious to haye the line and they are going to have it. The committee of seventeen met last night and formulated their plan. They will start to worsr at once.

The committee will publish a list of all subscriptions and the amount in the papers from day to tJav. This is a matter of information that the peo pie of the city have a right to have. The present is a crisis in the affairs of Lawrence and the public want to know who are the friends of progress. The advantages of an electric line are not discussed. They are so obvious that there Is nothing to discuss.

The only thing to do now is to go to work and raise the required amount. The proposition of the gentlemen is a reasonable one. They ask that the old street car line be got out of the way and the owners of the present street car line offer to sell it for the price practically of old iron. The other concessions are easily met and should be pushed through at once. The franchise should be asked for and granted at once.

The right to cross the bridge should be asked for at the meeting of the county commis sioners. There is no wear and tear on the bridge so there will be no contra versary about that. Lawrence is united now. us pull together. The citizens have never been so closely united as they are at the present time.

Lawrence must have that electric line. REMNANT SALE TOMORROW At Weaver's. We will place ou sale every short length of Silks, Black Dress Goods, Organdies, (Lawns, LDimlUes. Ging hams, Sateens, -Percales, Chal- Iies, Dotted Swisses and India Linens. Every piece will be marked at a remnant price and placed on our center tables and as a special inducement to close them out in one day we will cut the prices just on every remnant, thus making $1.00 do the work two.

Remember, this is for Friday only. Be prompt if you want to receive the best values. The meanest man is he who re cognizes that something is a good thing, but will not take hold and help out with his pocketbook be cause he thinfes that the matter is too good to let slip by and therefore the other fellows will see that the money is put up while he reaps his full share of the benefit. Tbe use of the term canteen is spreading in this city. The word joint has been a term of reproach, Lawrence fastidious and will not tolerate any these things.

In the future what-eyer is done along that line must be the canteen route. We have some pride tbat must ba respected. The remains of John Larkey, who was killed near Lecompton yesterday, were taken to his homeinTungancxle last night. Corornor Leonard went there tolay to finish the inquest. Geo.

F. Leonard Is up to date and has put out a Porto Rico ciars. brand of Sleeping machines. Experiments Lave been made recently with some curious devices in the shape of "sleep machines." Sleep will sometimes result from fatigue of the eyes; looking at the trees or other objects as we rush, along in the train will frequently "send us off." An ingenious gentleman has produced a machine for this It a box surmounted by two fan-like panels, one aboe the other, revolving horizontally in opposite These panels are studded with mirrors that throw upon the retina a vibrating flood of twinkling "A similar effect i3 produced by staring at bright ball placed high above the head, so that some slight strain is caused by staring at it. i Another apparatus for causing drowsiness is formed of clamps for squeezing arteries I leading to the brain.

The clamps remain in position for less than half a minute, and' by that time the sufferer from insomnia has been placed in a state of somnolence by the decreased flow of blood to the brain. Still another method is to 'arrange an electric battery in the bed that mild electric current acts upon the pine. Philadelphia Press. that we are rlcrht and tqh wrnnV Vn, FRIDAY at INNES A GREAT BALL GAXZ Yon Can go to Topeka Next Monday for Halt Fare and see it One of the greatest base ball games ever seen in Kansas will be played In Topeka next Monday afternoon by the Topeka and Salina Clubs. These teams are having a neck and neck race for the championship of the state, and a bitter rivalry exists between them.

They are made up of tne strongest players 'of the defunct Western Association, and the article of ball they put up cannot be excelled outride the National League. Functional disturbance to the hear is often caused by indigestion. If the teeth are in good condition the stomach does not have to do double duty, consequently there is no indigestion. Dr. Wheeler is the first an4 only dentist in the clty to depart from high prices in favor of the pub lie.

Best artificial teeth. Amalgam fillings 50c, Gold fillings one-half the usual price. Extracting teeth each 25c. No charge for examination. Office oyer Bullene's Shoe store, 829 Mass.

streen. Open from 7 a. to 6 p. m. A great many people are using the revenue stamp for postage and the post office officials are having a great deal of trouble over it.

Revenue stamps cannt be used for postage and an I. R. stamp put on is only so much money wasted, Postage stamps cannot be used for revenue anless stamped I. For Sale Cheap. One FISHER Square Piano-second hand, but a good instrument, which I will sell at a bargain Steinway" tzi Bradbury" Pianos, fa per.

Pieture Frames Wall and Stationery at HENSHAW'S, 917 Mass. St. Cost Sale 30 Days. For Our buyer has just returned from the eastern markets after having made heavy purchases in all lines. We Want Room And for the next thirty days will sell any article of furniture or household supplies at actual cost.

C. J. Erikseiv The Can ALWAYS be found at our shop HULLAHY ASH, We want your Trada. Best Meat AS JUNE ROSES the linen laundered with the icrfect'on (f skill fcr which the Wilder Bros, laundry is famous. Clean white and spotless, and with a domes tic finish that cannot be duplicated in this tow is the result of our exquisite methods and careful attention te details.

C. H. VINCENT, Practial Wagon Maker and Carriage Painter. Work FrlCMiiMiilKi'oiT. ttliVifiaoiit Bt.

Special Santa Fe cars..