The Topeka State Journal from Topeka, Kansas • Page 8

BAHjY STATF JOtJRNAL, SATURDAY EVENING-, NOVEMBER 17, 1888. GEORGE M. HAMMEE JOHN QUTHRIK, Prest. I. H.

POUNDS, Viee Prest J. N. BTRIOKLEB, Cashier A. T. DANIELS, Becty.

-1 mill CttVES BORROWERS ilkil Bill II 1J A BT 1U ISnnnnnnh In fl nnnmmnrintinii Mr Now on his tables are the new fall and winter (doths. Select a' neat and stylish pattern ife. 3Pr! 'EbuDciniel- it to your entire In and the SKIN Knocked off of prices on CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS at satisfaction. Low Rates and no unnecessary delay. If you desire to borrow money on first-clas3 real estate get rates and information by calling on or addressing us at 515 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas TOPEKAjKAN.

Dry Goods, Millinery and Cloak House EAST SIXTH, STREET. 0 NE20 631 Kansas avenue, Next to Windsor GRAND From The Largest Fancy OUR. CLOAKS worth $22 00 26 50 33 00 41 25 51 00 our pnce. $18 70. 22 52.

28 05. 35 07. 43 35. $18 27. 21 05.

23 80. 34 65. 42 50. Seal Plush Sacques Seal Flush Sacques Seal Flush Sacques Seal Flush Sacques Seal Flush Sacques Seal Flush Mudjeskas $21 50 Seal Plush Modjeskas 24 75 Seal Plush Mod jeskas 28 00 Seal Plush Mcdjeekas 40 75 Seal Plush Mod jeskas 50 00 No. SEGOND Manufactuaers of Stoves and Stove Repairs CFBring your old stove castings, or any from them.

Telephone 499, Neib in the State. HoteL PURGHASE CLOAKS! Large Varieties. Finer Qualities. Plain, Plaid and Stripe. Bargains, in the city Children's Cloaks.

Largest 750 doz. Underwear, Ladies' and Children's. All qualities. Cut prices. Must be at once.

t20 doz. Hosiery. Ladies' and Children's. All qualities. Bargains.

Call at once. fltf AND- I General Casting and Fine Machine Work other castings, we can make new ones Rock Island Depot, Topeka, Kansas. TO 3E To have your bills figured by us before buying your Look at Our Prices and Goods in Each Departme at, Before You Buy. 3PA beautiful Pug Dog with each purchase of $3 or over. LiJ1 100 dozen Wool Felt Hats at give-away prices Wednesday a.

m. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, BRICK, LIME OR CEMENT. A large and complete stock of all kinds of building material always on hand and prices always low. ilsOHtoTtaWboOeslieto But MBei Spcial SANITAEY PLUMBING. AND HAVE NOT THE BEADY CASH SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY.

Prescott Allen, ffli TELEPHONE NO. 50 NO. 500 KANSAS, AVE. The United States Saving bank will remain open until 8' m. this evening.

Deposits received in amounts of $1.00 and upwards. Miss Cora Miller, one of W. W. Curdy's popular lady clerks, after an illness of typhoid fever, has recovered. Her sickness was so severe that she lost her hair.

Wm. Vanholt was arrested last evening in a drunken condition on Quincy street near Ninth. He was unable to manage his team, and was fined $3 by the police court this morning. The law firm of Bossington, Smith Dallas has removed into new offices in the Governor Crawford block, corner of Fifth and Jackson. The Art school and Kansas Farmer occupies' rooms in the same block.

Frank Allen, for drunkenness and resisting Officer Stone, was fined $10 in the police court this morning. He attempted to draw a knife on the officer, and had to be overpowered before he could be taken to the station. Ida Stratton has brought an action in the district court praying for a decree of divorce from her husband Hugh J. Stratton, who she says has deserted her tor over a year. An English.

Tea will be given at the residence of Mrs. G. B. Palmer, 809 Kansas avenue, Wednesday evening from 5 to 8 o'clock by the Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church. The following notaries were commissioned to-day: F.

J. Berkey, Winfield; A. M. Sutherland, Carbondale, C. W.

Olm-stead, Ulysses; Wm. Crow, Wichita; T. J. R. Wall ace; Am as S.

Lapham, Chanute; A. N. Sheldon, Smith Center; James P. Francis, Kendall. The National Grange will hold a bus: ness session at Representative hall this evening, after their return from Manhat- tan, bdu win rest tomorrow, xueumuige has conferred the sixth degree on almost 100 candidates and the 7th, the highest of the order, upon over seventy-five during the present session The Unitarian society in Wichita extends an invitation to all Unitarians in this state to meet in conference November 19 and 20.

Rev. Geo. Batchelor, of Boston; Revs. Roberts, of Kansas City and St Joseph; Rev. C.

G. Howland, of Lawrence; Rev. E. Powell, of Topeka, with many others, will be present and deliver addresses on subjects of vital interest to liberal Christians. Send word as to railroad and time of arrival to Rev.

Napoleon Hogeland, Wichita, that you may mm mv Joshua Martin has filed an action in the district court against John A. Fink. Fannie J. Fink, Samuel McNay, C. L.

Pritchard, the New England Loan and Trust company, the Kansas City Sewer Pipe company, P. 0. famith and the First National bank of Clay Center for judgment in the sum of $1,000 with interest at 7 per cent from July 8, 1887, and foreclosure of a mortgage. A similar suit was filed against John M. Gould, Mary E.

Gould, Moses L. Norris and Arthur Paulding, A few of the delegates to the National Farmers' congress departed yesterday for their homes, but the majority of the delegates remained over to visit the State Agricultural college to-day. Many of the delegates are members of the Grange and will attend the sessions of tha National Grange. Tbe meetings of the Congress were not so well attended as was anticipated, owing almost entirely to the care lessness and neglect of tbe old secretary, whose resignation was tendered to the president three weeks before the Congress was to convene. Mr.

Clayton did all in his power to make the Congress a success after receiving his appointment and he deserves much praise for his efficient and fflilnrjal- if mnt: Rrt tpaII -as-it should baW.I;-;-;ii:: supplying the public with coal so long that the people have rightly come to re gard it as the equal of a coal mine in the Xtent of its stock. A Potatoes 50c a Bushel at Produce Exchange, 301 Kansas avenue. Potatoes 50c a Bushel tt Produce Exchange, 301 Kansas avenue. -M Bob, lilt Kansas Topeka. Has on hand a full line of Fall and Winter goods.

Guarantee perfect fit and first class workmanship. Seal Plush Jackets $19 25 $16 37. Seal Plush Jackets 22 00 18 70. Seal Plush Jackets 23 00 19 35. Seal Plush Jackets 24 00 20 40.

Seal Plush Jackets 29 00 24 65. Seal Plush Jackets 31 00 26 35. Cloth Newmarkets 5 25 4 47. Plain Newmarkets 8 25 7 02. Stripe Newmarkets 8 80 6 48 Check Newmarkets 11 00 9 35.

Fancy Newmaikets 11 fiO 9 35. Check Newmarkets 11 75 10 00. Vegetable i If you want light bread use Fleisch- Ann's Tbast. It never fails. Yellow label on every cake.

Alfred Dolge's Felt Shoes and Slippers At McLaughlan 629 Kansas ave. Beet baths at Central barber shop. Thomas' lumbar yard and mill, tel. 422. Scott's Little Jersey cigars are the best.

Osage Shaft Coal a specialty. Citizens Coal company, 519 East Fourth; telephone 831.. Brett, Bookseller, 715 Kansas avenue Baeher, upholsterer, 406 Kansas ave. The first winter; term of the Topeka business -college commences November 19. Boudebush proprietors.

If you want light bread use Fiubisch-mann's Yeast. It never fails. Yellow label on every cake. Carpets cleaned and relaid, at Bacher'e. If you want lumber, try Thomas Ammunition at Kitchell Marburg's.

Johnson Olson for coal; 'phone 88. Use Fieischmann's Yeast for buckwheat cakes. Ready in half an hour. Kvery cake of the genuine has a yellow label attached. GOTO LiATjE GOOD I 3 iv 'BSSSSS -VSji fi yLf'jili 1 era 1 Jf -mV Cor.

2nd and Jackson Sts. 1 ME zS The High School. The High School Lyceum met last evening, every state being represented. The following program was carried out: Instrumental 6. McFadden.

of Exhibition Day" Joe Collins. Reading "A Letter of Condolence" to Cleveland Will Adams. Selection-by trio Theo. Lescher. Prof.

Williamson, and Orlin McCall Debate Was the KiUing of Mary Queen of Scots Justifiable?" By a rising vote the debate was decided in favor of the negative. Declamation "Brier Rose" MisB Marguerite Bradley. Reading of the Lyceum Lantern by the editor, miss Varne rsaum. Recess of five minutes after which the election of officers took place. The following officers being elected: Homer bhull, president.

Henry Spear, vice president. Miss Minnie Marsh, secretary. Nate Taylor, treasurer. Frank Priff sergernt at arms. An amendment was made to the con stitution, not allowing voting by proxy.

The Lyceum then adjourned to meet Friday, November 30. Buckwlieat Flour Freeh made. Warranted pure. Sold only in our printed sacks. Ask your grocer for it, aa also for our choice graham flour and purified roller process white and yel low corn meal.

If your grocer does not keep these goods, call at our salesroom, where you will also find corn, oats, baled hay, and all kinds of fuel at wholesale and retail, and prompt delivery of all orders. Downs Mill and Elevator Company, 304 Kansas avenue. ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Chicago, Kansas Nebraska Railway. WEST. Colorado and California Vestibule Express daily.

arrives rrom Kansas City 12:00 noon. Leaves for Colorado and California 12:05 p. m. Night train daily arrives from Kansas City 1115 p.m. Leaves for Colorado and California 11:20 p.

Hutchinson. City, Salina and West daily, arrives from Kansas City 1:20 p.m. Arrives from St. 1:40 p. m.

Leaves for the 1-45 p. m. Night train daily, arrives from Kansas City allalS zu Arrives from St. Joseph .............11:80 p. m.

Leaves for the west 1125 p. m. VAST. Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis atsd east daily, arrives from Wichita) Haohinson.

Dodge City, Salina and S0 p. m. Leaves for Kansas City 3 305 p. m. Leaves for St.

Joseph 3:10 p. m. Night trains daily arrives from a. m. Leaves for St.

Joseph. 45 a. m. Leaves for Kansas 5:10 a. m.

Knnaa City and Chicago Vestibule Express daily arrives from Colorado and California pjn. Leaves for Kansas City and Chicago. 5:10 p. m. Night trains daily arrives from Colorado and California 505 a.

m. Leaves for Kansas City a. m. HOBTOM ACCOMMODATION DATLT. Leaves m.

Arrives from 9:15 p. m. Train leaving Topeka 5 JO p. daily, is a Ves- UDtuea inuu i iucBgu. Train leaving Topeka 12:03 p.

m. daily, is Ves-tibuled train to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Hoiton accommodation connects at Horton to and from points in Nebraska. City office, 601 Kansas avenue; telephone, 430; depot, corner Kansas avenue and First street; roiepnone, mj T. J.

Ahdkbson, Jno. GenU O.T.&P.A. H. A. PABBKS, Gen'l Manager.

Soap etone griddles at K. II. Excel all others for co'd and tender feet. Neat and Durable. We carry a full Lice of these Justly Celebrated Goods.

MoLAUCHLAN CO. T.D.COOK, GEO. N. BANDY. 113 East Seventh street.

Telephone 314b X.yEXTRACTIOM Tee try Bacher'e upholstery, 'phone 802. Wanted. Fifteen teams to operate street cars on Bapid Transit railway to January 1 next. Call on Joseph M. Patton, General Manager B.

T. By. Co. For oak, birch, walnut, sycamore, gum, cypress, cherry, maple, Oregon cedar and yellow pine try Thomas' yard and mill. Smokers smoke Little Jersey" cigars.

Select your Sunday's dinner from list of the Topeka Packing house market. Gall up 84 as early as convenient. D. Holmes, prescription druggist Try Scott's "Little Jersey" cigars. A Card.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Topeka and vicinity, that he has opened a Tailoring Establishment at 628 Kansas avenue, under Lewis' clothing and is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line with neatness and dispatch Repairing and Cleaning a specialty. Your patronage will be kindly solicited. Respectfully Yours, 4 G. WEBNER, The People's Tailor. YM Hi MAHUPAOTUEESS OF Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Pattern Making and Model Works.

Eepair Engines, Printing Presses Estimates furnished upon Everything in the Line of Machinery and General Foundry Work. Nsab Bock Island Fbeioht Dzfot Topeka, Kaksas. Economy, Comfort, Satisfaction It will pay you to see i -ii w. I nomas a uo The latest styles and best qualities in CHEAP and MEDIUM FURNITURE at prices below all competition. SALESROOMS 704 AND 706 KANSAS AVENUE..