North Topeka Daily Courier from Topeka, Kansas • 4

VICTORY PEBiOICAL POIKT8 THE CITY. Is Awarded to the Just and tlie Rapid THE DAIT AND WEEKLY COUBIEB. THE TOPEKA GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS CABBY THE LABGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF Granite and. Marble Pertinently Pat by the Patient Pencil Pusher Pertaining: to Prominent People. Transit Will be Built.

Keep cool and don't be excited be cause the Rapid Transit is to be built and the value of your property is towering in the domes of the magnificent PBICI OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, per month .40 cts. Weekly, per year 81.00. All subscriptions nmst be paid in advance. Lew Kiatler will move into his elegant neTV quarters in the Nichols building oamaei ii.ane, of south (Jedar was a guest at the Adams yesterday.

acob Zinckle of K. C. was a guest of th Adams yesterday. L. Park, of Davenport, Iowa, was a temples of worship in this city.

A corps of surveyors will begin locating the route next week and grading will begin at once, with a large force of men to put it through. This is a bonanza for North Topeka and the citizens on P. guest last night. Chas. Currier, of Leavenworth, was in the city yesterday afternoon.

Ever shown in the west call and inspect our fine feltction of Monuments Head Stnes and Vases before placing your ordtre. It is more natit-factory tbau ordering from photographs or drawings. GUILD WALLWORK," 110 West 8th. Avenue, Topeka Kansas. C.

Humble, a Chicago drummer, hung out at the Union Pacific last night. Mr. and Mrs J. C. Bumbarden return- this side should do all in their power to cd to the city over the TT.

P. yesterday advance the building and early construc-afterncon from Abilene. tion of this line. North Topeka has the Two cab drivers came near getting in- brigntest future of any city in the Sun-to a "scrap" at the Union Paciffc train flower state, possesses more natural ad- Edwin Morrell of Amesbury, was circulating in the city yesterday. 13) last night which attracted quite a crowd, stages, better opening for capitalists mm G.

T. Smith of Jonesville, New York, II ana manufactories, has abundant water is ia the city on a prospecting tour. 9 Ed. T. Scott has bought the Eock Is- power and is located in one of the best A.

B. Montgomery, of Goddard was land reataurant end has sold a half inter- farming countries on the face of God's i iiiil i cm'nlatirg araoBjj his city friends yes cgi zo Jesse cmitn wno win conaucs me reon rfh nr-nr fi, ai-v: The Leading Grocers business in the future. Transit is a r.firtaintv nnr nitinQ cTnu terday. Miss Gertrude Hanley, of Kansas City is visiting friends on the north side this also remember that the way to get a sub stantial boom on real estate is to offer what property you have for sale at rea wetk. OF NORTH TOPEKA, HAVE ON HAND A SPLENDID LOT OF sonably high figures, and not extortion- Eev.

A. N. See, formerly proprietor of XT TT.il J' i. 1.1 i- aie. i you nave a customer ass nim a Prof.

H. A. Hoover has declined his western tour until about the 1st of April. We regret to lose as good a citizen as Mr. aud hope he will entirely give up the idea and remain with us.

The News howls like a dog that has just been the recipient of a bucket of dish water from a third story window of reasonable profit, sell and re-invest, and a few days. He is now located at Sa- I I SSWafe. I )ll PPFI SWPl TP and Kppn vmir rrmn av in m'rmlof irr TMa ie an age or progress fogy ism is something of the past, when th red skins and wild A- Wise, an old resident of North Crockery. ALSO THE BEST STOCK OF beasts of the prairie inhabited this, the Topeka, having lived here since the year garden spot of earth, when the cow boys '72 moved out on a farm belonging to galloped over the prairies and the "dug Charley Curtis, north of the city 11 I- 1 I a boarding house because we will not condescend to puff Crawford's attic. Everything is on a boom since the good news spread over the city that the Rapid Transit would surely be built.

out was me nome or me nonesr pioneers, Cook Lindsey, the popular livery out tne people of to-day are more en- stable men, sold twenty-two head of fine ligntened and progressive, and why not driving horses and shipped them to Kan- I Advertise your property in the Courier make this the commercial metropolis of sas City yesterday. Staple and Fancy Groceries TO BE FOUND IN THE MARKET, ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE FRESH AND WE ARE UNDERSOLD BY NO FIRM IN THE COUNTRY HANDLING GOOD GOODS. the great west? ana you wm reap me rruits or your labor. Put on the armor and work for North rr i i 1 1 "vt i Tie Noted German Specialist. The "Oddities," the popular terpsich- -LOPeKil taiK rr i-xortn xopeKa, aaversise orean club of North Topeka, are making North Topeka and if need be fight for and HAS A PROFESSIOAL RECORD Of thirty years In the treatment of Acute and you the interests of North Topeka will come out victorious.

Chronic Diseases. He is especially well pre pared and eminently successful in the treat preparations for a grand masquerade ball at Lukens' opera houe on the evening of the 8th iust. A costumer from Kansas City has been engaged for the occasion. ment of Nasal Catarrh, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism, Granulated Sore Eyes, JCpelep- SOTTJTII SIDE NOTES. WE ARE PAYING THE Highest Market Price for Country Produce.

Remember the number and give us a call. 834 Kan. Ave. North Topeka. sy (tits).

Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Piles, Dropsy, and all Chronic Diseases. Call Court Antes. and see certificates of wonderful cures. Con saltation free. Office 120 Kansas Avenue Between 1st and 2d Charlie Btaubren will take charge of POLICE court.

T. IT. WESTWOOJ3, Ihe case of Q. A. Cleveland by the request of his next friend John Surphus the hitherto popular Oliver House at Silver Lake, in t'oe near future, thorougly prepared to minister to the wants of the hungry.

The house under his management will doubtless be kept up to the old standard. continued to March 3rd. LANDSCAPE GARDENER, Pruning of trees Shrubs, Grape vines, Orchards pruned and Planted, Sodding and laying off new Gilbert Stewart for resisting vn officer grounds. Office 110 west 8th St. Address 310 wet 6th St.

Topeka Kan. fined $50 and committed. A. Kelly disturbing the peace, dis- Robt. Smith, the postmaster at the nharfxl neighboring village of Menden, will to- Carrie Jefferson obscene ianguage and day, be united in marriage to Miss Elsie disturbing the peace fined $25 and THE BEST 11 to i i i to -i I jrun or tnac place, lne ninny friends committed.

A. Jefferson for officer resisting an A NORTH SIDE of both parties throughout Jefferson county will unife ia wishing them a prosperous and happy voyage over the matrimonial sea. Araslrim OP fined 850; committed. W. H.Clark selling whisky, continued to March 3rd.

ZZ3 WHOLESALE AKDJRETAIL mi i i -i Business men of North Topeka. wake -Lue Joung coiorea man arrestee! some days ago charged with disturbing the A desirable location, near the C. R. I. P.

R'y Yards. For sale in part or whole. Must be sold other's interest; advertise our city in the Peace and ordered to Jeave town, was east. There is a work for every man to brought before Judge Reed yesterday An a-n 1 it will xmrir ir, nif morning with grabbing people with en iiiii i tm in south aide will be only a suburban vil- iron nooK mar ne uses Place OI a 1 vr -i, rr i 4.1 ,1 hand. He was sent to the rock pile for Sixty days.

D. Albert Firner, Armstrong. twelve months. 24 das Charlie Brown for disturbing the peace, continued. A carpenter by the name of Brown 601 Kansas Ave, Where you will find the war arrested and locked up at police headquarters yesterday charged with disturbing the peace of his wife.

DISTRICT CO URT. The case of Hiller against Hiller The rustling real estate agent, J. L. Beverly, is doing an immense business. Yesterday he closed out 27 lots in Maple Grove addition to Mr.

W. F. Monteith, leaving only 15 more out of 144 in this valuable addition. Secure your lots in this beautiful addition at once, as the price will be raised in a few days. The Rapid Transit is coming and so is the biggest boom ever struck North Topeka this spriDg.

St I divorce proceedings was heard before The Finest Game, J. N. HENRY SAUSAGE, JudgefGuthrie yesterday. Louise Crane has filed her petition asking for a divorce from her husband, Daniel Crane. chesnet's coubt.

George Woodward arrested on complaint of S. West charged with stealing one trunk and contents was discharged yesterday, and the costs taxed to the complaining witness. And everything kept in a first market. Hardware, Stoves Tinware At the Board of Trade meeting on the south side last night, the matter of providing a plan of co-operation with the railroad companies in their series of ex-cursioQS into the state was taken up for consideration. Reports from the committees previously appointed wer3 read and a general scheme of advertising substantially fixed upon.

Aftpr a general discussion of the whole matter it was decided to call a mass meeting at one of the public halls on Monday evening next to complete the scheme and take such farther action as Topeka's interests seem to require. Already the news comes that thousands of people will be into the state on these trains and active efforts should be made by our people to show their hospitality on these occasions and make the best possible impression among thorn. AMERICAN BANK. L.ZET.Ii $100,000. II00EP0EATE, NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS, Does a General Banking and EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

The Btone pavement on west Sixth street was completed to-day. The excavation is being made prepra-tory to putting in stone curbing on Sixth street, between Kansas avenue and Jackson street. Work has been commenced on a building for N. Natstein, between Second and Third streets on Kansas avenue. It is reported that a woman living in the south part of the city sold her seventeen year old daughter to a man sixty years old.

ROOFING AND SPOUTING A SPECIALTY, 893 Kansas Avenue, NORTH TOPEKA. J. D. SMALL, Cashier. E.

D. SMALL, President..