The Sunday Head Center from Lawrence, Kansas • 2

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An elm tree open the main drive in Prospect park, Brooklyn, near the bottle path, has been marked by a polished plats, which bears the word "Nellie." It. is a shapely tree, and stands in a favorable position to attract the attention of those driving through the park. The tree is the favorite in the park, of Mrs. Howard, of Columbia heights, whose husband was of the firm of Howard, Banger and she obtained the permission of the park commissioners to have the plate put upon its trunk in memory of her daughter Nellie, by whom it was also much admired. Mrs.

Howard and Miss Nellio took morning drives to the park, and always stopped their phaeton beneath the shade of this elm. fhey became attached to And think yon do not treat year helra rlffht If ysm mot VyoU yonrsMsifof those MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1883. VliUIV. Friendi that art friendt by tight and not by speech We meet, but gire no eign that we hate met. For yeare we tee the foe-long yeara that teach Each day new truth, that we do not forget.

We are but atrangera atrangera at the beat, Tho' xiinlight amilpa alike upon each face; Sometime, ierchance, the much unaaid, nn- guuSHed, Will in eipreeeion find a wondrout grace, Cost ol Funeral. A young English physician, Dt 10 Lbs. Grafifllated SueAf Can the advocates of licenses plead ny benefit that accrues from the sale of liquor! s-' Is Historic Lawrence, to lie classed with law-breaker and traitors? We hope not. 4 Lbs. Standard A' Snear -2 Extra .0, Pticar 11 00' ,1.00, i oo 1.00 1.00 1.00 l.oo Thi plea that fchft prohibitory mea4Vj meat is an infringement upon the rights i the oltlwn dm no weight.

In svery community, each eltlnn surrenders soma personal right for the good of tie whole. I may be charged with some criminal oflsnss and bo porfsotly inno-' cent, tut I iqbult.tb arrest, Uoarcera. lion and examination because I desire that all evil dotrs shall bo subjeoted to the same process, Put nons but tried and faithful soldiers on gard. Any men or set ot men that call upon outside help to seenre their election bode no good to the city. Will the citizens of Lawreuoo after twenty eight year's of light, successful' fight, against law-breakers and traitors, now, sit supinely by and allow the whisky ring, law breakers, traitors, to OTerwill them and elect a man who has been tried and found wanting, to longor disre- gard them and violate his bath of office.

Geo. Barker's reason for not con- tributing to the Bowersoek boom meet- ing, was that he war afraid Charley Thacher would give the dollar to John Donnelly and not the Bowersoek boom fund. Barker's fears have no foundation in fact. Chancy might not have 1 applied the dollar to the cause Barker would have contributed to, but ho would never have given it to Donnelly he does not get his drinks in that way. If suppcenied in court he would be in a position to swear that be got his whisky but ditl not pay for it.

I the tree, and often spoke of it, and when Shall we have a liquor government Charles W. Purdy, recently delivered an they separated wrote of to each other. Mon th(J iedicH, ium lirilir, vraiu iv lewis VtV (Ac. i i ifr and a girl of many attractions ami in advocacy of cremation, in which 101 ,101 12 13 10 8 71 7 18 IT 18 I 9 1 charming manners, was seemingly ex-travsKant in her affection for the elm, which she often pronounced to be one of the moot beautiful objects nn earth. i 1..

17 ne maae some sinning staiemenis as the cost of funerals. Following are some of the comparisons by which Dr. Purdy sought to show what a burden it laid up- Light Sugar Yellow Sugar -Lbs. Brown Sugar Fair TiioCoffr Lbs. Good Kio CoflVe -2 Lbu Best Green Coffee Light Kio Coffee -Lbs Laundry Streh Lbs Soda, -Lbs Best Rice, 1 -Lbs Japan Dust Tea, Lbs Japan Tea, Lbs Good Japan Tea, -1 "Lbs Good OolongTca, Good Gunpowder Tea, Lbs Imperial Tea, IMH summer biiw ireut mi iMinipe.

1.00 1.00. 1 00 l.M 1.00 1.00 1 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 She died in Rome of the fever. Her "One and one-fourth times more mon mother was almost heart broken. When v.T'.. I for the next two yeara, or a aober, law-abiding, republican government? Matoh Bowbusock told us we might insert D.

O'Leary's advertisement. Herald. Who owns the whisky organ? Comment is unnecessary. Shall the manufacturers of criminal! and murderers, wife-boaters, and suicides be permitted to run their infamous business for the next two years without a license? is the question of the hour. It is not to be expected that a democrat weuld be faithful in the performance of any duty, still less so in tho enforcement of a law against the interests of a majority of his party the saloon keepers.

Mayor Bowersoek is a democrat. The republicans in regular convention nominated a good ticket last Saturday night. Every republican conscientiously vote and work for the ticket. It will only require a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull all together, and success is assured. Ooosta Sold.

Only tor Casta snd Protfnee. STANFORD, BAYLESS Wholesale and Itetail Grocepsl, 126 And 128 MASSACHUSETTS STREET. ey is expended annually in funerals in the United States than the government expends for public school purposes. Funerals cost two and one-half times more money annually than would buy the grounds and buildings of all the universities and colleges in America. The amount of money expended on funerals in the United States, if saved for a fraction over four years, would equal the total sum disbursed by our government for pensions during the last twenty years.

Funerals cost this country in 1880 enough money to pay the liabilities of all tbe commercial failures iu the United States during the same year, and give each bankrupt a capital of $8,640 with which to business. Funerals cost annually more money than the value of the combined gold snd silver yield of the United States in the year 1880. The population of the Christian world, in round numbers, is about 400.000;000 people, a little less than one-third the population of the entire earth. At the average cost of burying the dead in the United States, the Christian world would expend annually for funerals $800,000 000i at a safe estimate. Let this annual expenditure of money be saved, with its accrued interest at 6 per for a trifle over twenty years, and it would pay off ttie combined national debts of the world." These figures do not include the enormous sums invested We are compelled to take the law as it is for the next two years.

We can't change it if we would. We must have law and order with peace and plenty happy men, happy women, happy children, happy homes, and low taxes or free whisky, free fights, free 'robb 'ries, free murder, arson, and midnight thugs full city and county jails, drunken fathers and husbands, ruined sons, heart-broken wives, and ragged, half-, starved, 'wretched children, full city and county jails, and lots of candidaies are is Fa her mind was fixed upon her daughter's memory she felt drawn toward the elm tree in the park, and whenever she went there she told her friends that she seemed to come nearer to her lost child than at any other spot. It is said that Mrs. Howard began to believe that the spirit of her daughter came to the tree to meet her, and that she now approaches the Spot in full expectation each time of being placed in communication with the spirit. Wishing to set apart the tree from the others, she caused it to be marked with the plate, and now it has become known by the park laborers, as the "Nellie tree." i Since the tree has thus been marked it has been struck three times by lightning, a fact that arouses wonder among Some of the superstitious laborers, but Mr.

J. Y. Culyer, tbe chief engineer of the park, says that the tree is exposed so that it attracts lightning. It was however, never struck before it was marked, Scattering untt Now, you will find that liberal peopl sre happy people, and get more enjoyment out of what they have than folks of a churlish mind. Misers never rest till they are put to bed with a shovel; they often get so wretched that they would hang themselves only they grudge the expense of a rope.

Generous souls are made happy by the happiness of others. Tho money they givo to tho poor buys them more pleasure than any Mther that they, lay out. I have seen men of means give coppers, and they have been coppery in everything. They carried on a tin-pot business, lived like beggars, and died like dogs. 1 have seen others give to the poor and to the cause of Owf by shovelfuls, and they have had it back by barrow loads.

They made good use of their stewardship, and the great Lord has trusted them with while the bells in their hearts have rung out merry peala when they have thought of widows who them, and orpliun children who for the penltentiary.which of tbescdoes the city of Lawrence want? All laws shoulb bo enforced. To sy that tho law against Belling liquor cannot be enforced, is a libel upon tho people of Kansas. A man who disregards his oath mid fails (o perform his sworn duty is a traitor, just as mucli as those who rebelled in 1881. DOWN GOME the PRICES I A prominent supporter of Mayor Bowersoek made tho statement in our hearing that at least $1,500 had been furnished by the Brewer's Alliance to purchase the re-election of J. D.

Bower-1 Bottom Knocked Out at 50c. on the Dollar sock as mayor of Lawrence. That there were 250 in the city which could bo pur chased at from to $5,, each. That 200 of IIicko are colored votes. We desire to take this occasion to say that this The OIcI SHOP mm Tub Journal nays they are "A free trade republican, a Ilowersock republican." Tho "intelligent" compositor made a (grand mistake he should have substituted the word democrat for republican, and the Journal's action would be consistent.

These is no middle ground in the present contest. Men who profess to be republicans must support the regular ticket, or hereafter be held responsible. We trust there are no "copperheads" in Lawrence, All good republicans aro in favor of the enforcement of all laws. i is a libel on our colored citizens The whisky ring and their tool will be un- able to get the colored people of Lawrence to follow them into a rebellion. Tho colored people are all loyal the law-breakers and traitors cannot pur-' chase them.

Oval GIhsr Sauce -Dishes, 8 inches long 5 cents large for 10 cents; nice one (or 15 con Fine Cake Salver lor 50 Klogunt glass Bowl, high or', for 50 cent's. Glass Sot Sunar Bowl, Footed Biittnrpoon holder 'Crcam Pitcher ior 35 Glass Lamp, complete, 25 cents. full-size Hotel Gob-, lets for 6 eonts. Tumblers, 2 for 5 -Covered Butter Dish 10 conts. Covered Sugan Bowl 10 conts.

learn Pitcher 10 cents. Spoon-holdor, 5 Lot ot Candy Jar at -IS cent The demand for more homes in this city has become so great that Messrs Pollock Baldwin have purchased pro perty West of the county jail, and with a largo force of men are engaged in In order to hold traitors in check, and discriminate between virtue and rice, to fix a proper punishment for violation qf law, and insist upon our officers performing the duties imposed upon them, it is necessary to place in power the party of morality, decency and christian civilization. i grading tho giound for large brickkilns Tllffl in burial grounds and expended in tombs and mouun.ents nor the loss from depreciation of property ir the vicinity of cemeteries. Something lushle a Fig. (National BaptiM.

Said Edward Everett once, "The common people will always understand a speaker who understands himself and uses simple language." But some speakers seem to possess the incurable faculty of always shooting over the common people's heads. The story is told of a city minister, who, after preaching for a friend in tlw country, was told by the "You have given us a very good sermon, with one exception, and that is, you used some words our people don't understand." The former thought the latter was certainly and asked1 what single words he had used that all could not easily understand. "Why," replied the other, said 'felicity' instead Now, nil our people know what 'happiness' is, but a great manyiof them, I am sure, do not know tho meaning of As the preacher doubted this, the country minister said, "There comes one oi our plain, sensible farmers; we will ask him." And as the farmer camo lip he said, "Wo were just speaking about a word the word can you tell ns what is its "Why, yes," said the farmer; certainly I know what 'felicity' is; it is something inside a pic, though I don't know exactly whati" A FableThe Fax and the Bear. (Detroit Free Preu.) One day a Fox which had earned a wide-spread reputation for sharpness, con which they will immediately erect. Mr.

Footc the foreman informed us this morning that by stripping 15 inches they had foiiud one of the best beds of clay to be found in the state; and that they would have their kilns built and would be able to furnish brick in any quantity, and of a quality second to none, and at prices much less than heretofore paid for the same. More buildings especially residences are in great demand and any enterprise that tends to cheapen Pint cups 3. for 1ft een's 'quart cups Scents each 6 quart milk pubs 10 cents Dish Pans, ilk Buckets, Wash Boilers, lk and Rice Boilers, Calco Pans, Gem Pans, Meat B. oilers, and kitchen Fixings ot all sorts and kinds. Tin 'Toilet Set, Water-carrier', Slop-Jar and Poot-Tub.

Mocking-bird C'ges, Canary' Cag6s foin 50 cents and upwards. Rogers Bro' Derby lriplo-platcd 12 bz. Table Knives tor $1.50, worth odTablo Forks $4, worta $(3. Triplo-platcd Table spoons $4, soldolsowhoro at $6. Triple Ylated Ton apoons at $2 per set, sold elsewhere at Theso coeds arc thobest iu the world, except solid silver.

I havejuet Let us draw the line now. Mayor Howersoek is a democrat, and would have voted forQuantroll when alive, in preference to any republican. He voted lor'filden and Hancock, and would do so again. Republicans, stand together and vote for a good straight man of your own party, as. Crew.

A mistaken' idea seems to prevail that the inebriate becomes so and continues no hveause ho has no desire to reform, and makes no effort to do so. No error could be more complete; to shake off the shackles of his slavery is his dresMn by night and day. Let us lead mileU into their tacts. matrinioiiiHl Whims. Minneapolis Tribune.) A Springfield sewing girl some time 'ago answered an advertisement for a wife which a Dubuque, Iowa, man placed in un eastern Massachusetts paper, claiming that she was, a young widow and possessed of considerable means.

She wrote the letter "just for furi," but it happened to strike the fancy of tho Ilawkeye citizen, and it resulted in an exchange of photographs and a loving correspondence. Realizing at length that she was carrying the joke too far, the girl confessed her deception, and this confession led the way to an engagement and an appointment between the parties to meet at Minneapolis to be married. But whertslie came to see her idol face to face, what was her vexation to behold, instead of the manly, intelligent, and comely individual which the photograph had promised, a man wearing an old slouch hat, decidedly seedy in appearance, and altogether unattractive. She bade him depart without ceremony, which he did, after chiding her bitterly because of her refusal to keep tho contract. She returned to New England, but consternation akin to despair seized her, building material should be encouraged arm we predict tins urm success.

I conversation with tho men we found three who have families, and wish to move here as soon as they can liml houses. They are now stopping at tho Grand View Hotel, and any parties who have houses to rent or know of any would confer a favor by calling upon them. him a helping hand by removing the vecoivei a new stork of the Derby Silver Table Castore, Cake stands, Sugar Shells, Pickle Castors, and other goods which I will sell at prices ranging 25 to 50 per cent, eheapor than anj' other house in ti temptation. Bh.lv Nolan, on being told that cluded to change his abiding place, and HdfjeThache'r's reason for declining the nomination for mayor if nominated, he cast his eyes on the cool, well-made and well-defended den of the Bear. He knew that there was at least one-half dif and she caused letters to be sent to was that he was going to Europe, replied that he had no interest in Judge Timelier, and did not care whether he went or not, but if George Barker would WANTS TO UK NOTICKD.

The empty whisky barrel that edits Bowersoek and Walruffs whisky organ, in his intermissions of delirium tremens, wants some one to notice him. We refer him to tho grand jury that will sit next mouth. They will be willing to do it, for his particeps crimini in the hanging on the bridge last summer. We have no time to devote to killing mice. Life is too short.

Tho littlo spare time we have on hand at present wo propose to devote to his owm-is, Messrs. Bowersoek, WalrutV and ference in price in the Bear's favor, but yet he began: "My dear old friend, I am sorry to wet Dubuque inquiring as to his character, all of which received favorable answers. go, ho would contribute largely towards you in such poor health. You seem to Knglieh Granite Tea-eupa and gtuicors and Platen, at 40 eenta por set, sold elsewhere from 60 to 75 conts per set. Decorated Toilet sets, 10 ice at $3.50.

Moss-Roso China T.a set 44 pioces, for $8. Haviland French China Tea sotts, 56 pieces, $12. English Decorated Toa sots, 56 pieces, $6. New invoice of Hanging Lamps, finest in tho market, at prices ranging from salt ja. sscxEik A.sriE'iaLT.

Walthara Watch, IIuntT Case, warrantod eoo year lor Blew paj ii'j; li is expenses. be all run down; you have no 'sand' in Meanwhile he gave no sign, but she finally mustered up courage to write him how sorry she was that she turned him adrift. The UDshot was that ho made a second your nature any more; you are not long for this world." stand by youriarty and party friends. It stands alone in the "Why, I am in tbe best of health," re his ory of parties ns the one capable of plied the astonished Bear. "Only yes terday mv friend, the Wolf, was compli purifying ikelf.

It is the recuperative Watch, warranted one year, $7. men ting me on my double-chin and fat Odd Plates furnished for otd stoves. J. H. SHIMMONS.

trip to see her, and then she found that at the time of his former call he had made himself as -unattractive as possible, with tho romantic idea that she ought to take him ibr what he was, and not for what he wore. Yes, they were married, and her home is "one of the finest in Dubuque." TT- sides. "Well, I see how you are failing, and I am sorrv for it." siehed the Fox. energy, this moral strength and constant aiming after higher ideals than it is always able attain which makes that party the greatest in our history. Because of these qualities it has our fealty THE REAL ISSl'K.

In the coming city election the real issue to be determined is whether or not the prohibitory law shall be enforced. The people should not be deceivi hy the Trojan horse within which the sa HUUll1IMtl and support. By these qualities it in J. GOOD Street "What you need is a new den, with new scenery and new atmosphere. Now, I have just the place for you, and I am willing to exchange even up with you.

My den is large, well ventilated, and much more pleasant and healthy than vours. but for the sake of seeing you vites tho support of the young men of our time, and it has by the possession of loon men endeavor to conceal themselves. A change of administration till not necessarily affect tho growth and prosperity of Lawrence, for surely moss qualities, a bngnicr ana more clorious future before it than even the again in robust health.Iam willing to magnificent past which will immortalize dealers in Groceries, Flour, Produce, AND Feed, QUEElfSTTABE GrAIS. Country Produce Specialty. tun our country filstorv.

sacrifice my own comiort ior yours. "Yon are very kiud," observed the Bear, "but but alt of the zeal and ability is not embodied in the present incumbents and others may be readily found who will use their best efforts to promote the publio "Sav no more." interrupted the Fox. "Your den is old, full of bad odors, out ofTepair in fact not fit for a hyena to live in, but my love for you induces me to offer an even trade. Come ia it a O. T.

8ATA. j. w. wrxiKT. Some of the papers are bringing out possible candidates for congress under the new apportionment, and several are mentioned in this district.

This may all do as talk, but when it comes to business it is not likely there will be any seriom opposition to Mr. Haskell. During the la.e session he has leaped into national" prominence a leader of the Australian noiiutn. (Glasgow News.J Australia has added to its other natural anomalies a fish on legs. The "Eclipso" expedition has dredged up one of them.

mi the creature placed upon the deck raised itself on its four legs and walked! Yet to all intents and purposes the thing was a fish, with fins, and a tail and gills. Another wonder of the same expedition was the rats. The voyagers stopped on a small island which was overrun with rats but the the rats were yellow, cbes' nut. and tortorise-sbclL You've got to save your own soul first, and then the souls of your neighbors if they will let yon; and'for that reason you must cultivate not a spirit of criticism but tbe talents that attract people to the hearing of the Word. George Mac-Donald.

Politeness costs nothing, and that is one reason why so many people bestow nothing 1e on their chance acquaint whack WILLEY SATAGE, TIT? AT TT The Bear reflected for a time, and then replied: "Mv friend, if sit den is as bad as Stoves, Tinware and House Furnishing Goods. Tia vou sar. neither of ns should live here. party, and not only the Second district welfare not only in the advancement of material interests, but also in the en-f ireement of the law. It is a mistake to suppose that the weal or woe of a community depends entirely upon the efforts of any one man who, while seeking the furtherance of his own interests may incidentally benefit the place where he resides.

But when the sentiment of a majority of tbe people is disregarded and the law openly defied the question which presents itself for decision is, shall the saloon and liquor element, under the guise of promoting the prosperity of Lawrence, be permitted to control the city government and trample under foot a statute of the state. I will give it to my friend, the Wolf, and go over and possess yours by force, and don't you forget it!" The Fox was thus left out in the cold asks his return, but the state, of Kansas demands it Not this 'district, nor the state, nor the pajrty cn spare him now. Copper ana bheet iron worKer. Hooting and Guttering a Specialty. DRIVE WELLS AND GAS FITTING.

104 Massachusetts 8t Lawrence, Kansas. When we get the right man once into congress, it is long service that gives altogether, and as the Bear nestled down in his new quarters, he growled: "An animal which can't aooreciate him power and prominence, aid his half a loaf is pretty certaia to become a state credit uaier. -LNew uneans ticayuue..