North Topeka Daily Courier from Topeka, Kansas • 4

KLT COVOIEB. J. with G. Holden has scarlet feyer. a child Terj sick NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State of Kansao, Shawnee County, In tbe matter of tfee estate of Martin Bowe late of Sliawnae County. Kansas. razes or An 8-year old son of J. E. Swartz, per year.

All ratocziptioBS adnnoe. O.G0. while climbing into a wagon, caught his foot in a wheel and had it severely Notice is hereby rlraii.that on be flDth day of must be paid la uruaxy u. xssa tne unaeraijtnea wan. ty the Probate Court ot Shawnee County, as, duly appointed and qualtifetfl as Admin, tstrator of the estate of Martin Bowe late of Shawnee County, deceased All parties interested In said estate will take notice and NEW STAND, NEW STOCK AND NEW PRICES.

mashed. The colored people were a little too The Daily Courier Can be 'as bringing outOverton for repre- I i t. i 1.1 i i i i.i govern themselves Gbobos Hark At tatstrator. TUB OATT AHD Nwn stan worm' sometimes -HAS OPENED- A FULL LINE -AT 608 KANSAS ATENUE- All CboZiateot Styles in Spline Qooda. New Gkods Received Daily.

Undersold by no boose in the city. LOADS OP THE LATEST STYLES OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS HATS AND CAPS Etc. AT THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE of S. EVANS They carry a complete stock of custom made suits, and at such low prices to merit the clothing1 trade of Shawnee county. Call and see our spring suits, they are guaranteed to please the most tastidious.

Soh! divovea, in tae Dlctrlet Court, wtttda for taat nnless aba mlaad aad aasa-er the Eled try taa salA ohm Banter, in sal rv Oar of May. US Um sasd aeuora wui be taken true and nrraree gmmt vm iw sata jour Hunter, on the cToaaas et winroi abseaoe for move thai one year. attest Jea ISysaaa, Clsrtt MatrletjCeara. CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY IS AT (Clifton House Bar.) Write for Price Lists. 560 Walnnt street, Kansas Citj, Mo.

THE HaRVKTS. mCW YORK afOITET NewYqbk, May, 10. MONEY On call, firmer at per cent. Prim mrbT)ts paper 45). GOV.

BOKD8 Fours. 126: four and abal. 107: sixes, "20. STOCKS- Jo. Pacific, 191; lik Island, 122X; Union Pacific, 56, A T.

8. 95. PBOOUCK MARKET. Phicaoo, May 10. WHEAT No.

2 soring, 75J; No. 2 CORN No. 2 48. OATS 31X29. BU FTER Dryf 1726; -reamery, 2331 EGGS 1'15, Kansas Citt, May 10, WHEAT 82.

CORN 45. IJVE STOCK MARKET. Kansas City, May 12. CAT rii good, 4.354.90; common, S.20 4.eo. HOGS gwd, 4 005.40; common, 8.50 5.25.

NORTH TOPEK MARKET REPORT. iodctce pa vrsiov3 wholesale pricks (Correc'ed daily by Norria Green.) BUTTER hoic, 2025 EGGS Freh, 12 to 15c. BEANS Whit nayy, hand picked, extra choice, $2.503.00 per hnahel. APPLES l.00Sl.25 per bu. ONfONS per ba.

BEETS 50c pr bn. POTATOES 75ll.00 per bu. BEESWAX 15c per lb. TURNIPS 25o per bu. SA.LT Lakt car load lots, 1.75; dairy fina, 85c per 50 lb eseks.

PURE CIDER VINEGAR 1618o per gal. WHITE WINE 18c. SWEET IDER $6 00 per bbl. ORAIN MARKET. (orrected by Central Mill.) WHEAT No.

2 soft, 80c; No. a red 75o. unxrss' whoubali prkjss. FLOUR No. 1, patent, No.

3 $2.25 No. 3, $2.15. SHORTS $19 per ton. BRAN $17 per ton. OBAIX AND RD.

orrected by ieon A Beck.) ORN Mixed 45o; white 45c. OATS 31 per bn. RYE 60c per bn. ORN MEAL $1.05 balk, $1.10 aacked. ORN HOP $lt per tor HAY $8, looee; bnled, $10.

COBBZCTXD BY VXIOS STOCK YABBS. OW8 STEERS $2 103. 50. HOGS $4 5O5.50. SHEEP $30, $4.50.

VEAL $3.00, $4.50. BULLS $1.50. $2.25. D. VL Gmcnr.

J. B. Tow QRDQN YOUNG, mm Oraamntal Decmton 900 KAHSAS AVENUE. Paiaftan, aad ia mtX fa May Haitar win take aotiee that HantarkM areeurat at esTatest fees waafey THS! BULL DOC BEESCSSS "Uncle" Dick Lewis gives warning to all "indignation niflrgers" to stear clear of him. He has blood in his eye and promises the committee appointed to wait upon him a warm reception.

It is a settled fact that "Dad" the barber at 211 Kansas avenue is recog aized as one of the beet of his profession tne oity. lie will give you a nrst class sbave and in less time than any workman on the north side. From the alarming frequency with which the street car muL-s ran away this spring, at Topeca, it is mirred tnat tne eral, ad ted fo we8r the ladies of that city. Kansas City Star. Yesterday Judge Isenhart issued war rants for tbe arrest of H.

C. Deming and D. N. Pagan, charging them with being drunk, disorderly, and with fast driving on the streets. Their cases wiil Drobablv come ud in police court tbis morning.

The City Railway company is putting down a double track on Kansas avenue from tne river to crarneia pars. That is a very wse thing to do, and we hope that the company wiilfnrnish penty of cars for the accommodation of the crowds attending the Sunday concerts When the crowd broke up laet Sabbath there was mply one lone car in eight. Fatal Aecldeut. Yesterday afternoon abont 3 o'clock ChnrleB Peter-on, who had charge of the lowering the rock on the big durick a the atate nouse Duiiamg met witn a sad misfortune. It seems that ho lost hold on the frank, while lowering a heavy rock, and attempted to catch the rope edtora brake, when he was struck bv the crank that was taming at ligrhttii speed and knocked him senseh-wy.

He A- received a heavy b'ow on tee forehead also wnoiner on me or nis nena which fractured tne skull. JJrp, Ward and Sheldon were at once summoned bn thy think the accident will prove fatnl He whi fionveved to Christ hospital for treatment. The young man is about 23 years of age and a strap ger in the city Important to all Kansas. On the 14th of next November there will ooiivenw fet Topeka the Nationa Farmers' Congress, also the National Graege, as well as representative from all the states the Mississippi Valle. The assemblage of such a number of reivres entafive farmers from every state and territory in the Union at taat time is of the utmo-t importance to Imnsas a a state that bids fir present pros pects to become the acknowledged ban ner agricultural ft ate of tne Union that there sbonld be no exhibition at Topeka during the several days' session a creditable display of Kanim agricnl A t1 rural products tnat wui impress every vititor with the wonderful and varied resources of the f-t te.

In view of the foregoing, and in order that Kansas as a whole state may be duly advertised, Capital Grange c4 Topeka has taken initatory steps toward uch an exhibition by appoiating a per manent committee, consisting of Wm Sims, Master of the Kansas State Orange and ex Secretary State Board of Agriculture; J. G. Otis, President of the Kansas State Diary Association; Martin Mohler, Secretary of the State Board of Afrricalture; H. A. Heath, Business Manager ant as Faraoer, and John Armstrong, one of Ibe suc cessful pioneer agricultural exhibitors of Kansas.

steal Estate Transfers Evan to Eleanor Stone, lot 48 and west or 10 Laurent street aa ioO VT Brooks, to Davis, lots 216-to 25 Inclusive and 265, zt7. 270, 274 BrooKs are 249 to 259 Inclusive Pine street, Brooks Jr. 1st ad 2975 Davis to 3 Foster, lots 249 to 259 inclu- slve, Ptne8treet. no, S72. 274.

250 and the south naif ol 248 Brooks avenue, Brooks Jr, 1st sd 4000 A Pierre to GW Watson, lots 815 to 825 Inclu sive, Jefferson street. Pierces an 1000 A Harvey to Geo Watson 2406 2408, 2410 Bucbanan street. 675 A Quinton et al to 1, Myers, 1014, 1016 22d street ouinron A steel ad 300 Wet-tern Land and Lot company to Matilda Thelin, lot 24 on 6tn Ave. block Swy-irart's sub-diviion 200 Thelin and husband to A Sells, lot 24 6th Ave. Swy part's ad 750 Adams Ruth McCampbeli.

4 8, begl 32 ens oi se cor or nw a. iz 500 Throop to Reed, lots 494, 496. 498 Clay street 1500 A Alden and husband to Frowbrldge lot iet si ana norm 01 4-a jtoik street l.vxi Hannah Ritchie to S. Pinfcard lot 525 Eonrod street 300 Phebe Atkinson, guardian, to GS Cnnningharn unaiviaea ot tne east zo teet or the west 75 feet of 136. 133.

140. 142. 144. Western ave 9ii0 AUso the undivided half of same 500 Hale Ritchie et al to Mrs Sylvester Dunbar, lots 496 498. 500.

Ouincv street koi A Woolger and wife to A Ripley, lot 161 and west naii 01 101 ux, ein ave west 450 Trade is slowly picking tip. A good wood yard would pay on this ide. J. Li. Beaverly booming.

reports real estate E. A. Light moved to Gordon street yesterday. Henry Hall was a visitor on this side yesterday. The paving on the avenue is progress ing rapidly.

There was no hay left oa the market Jast evening. Major Sareve's Saturday night dances are most enjoyable affairs. Mr. F. A.

Shower will give a Metropolitan hall this evening. ball in The colored people turned out in full blast at Lukens' Opera House latfc night, Laurent street will not be paved be tween Kansas avenue end Quinoy street. Several of the North Topeka ladies went over to hear Dr. O'Leary la night. The jury in the case of Coney vs.

Thompson returned a verdict nr Thompson. If the council would do more work and less talk it would be better for the city. Oy Ogee, one of the solid men of Silver Lake, was a visitor to this city yesterday. There will be a ball in A. O.

TJ. W. hall this ohnson. evening, given by Young and Kansas may bear more about he seems to be ert ttinor in his work, if he is not oandidatP. There is trouble reported with the road over eer in Silver Lake township about the Switibarti ranch.

A north side man cau hardly fro across the river now without running into cue or more candidates. The many friends of Mrs. J. N. Henry will be glad to learn that she was able to attend the social last evening.

-r The Cdse of Hose vs T3 House insurance company or i now on trial in the district court. Wm. Higgins, will surprise the bojs when the convention meets. Higgins is a good fellow and a good Republican. It has not been learned whether "Uncle Ben" Payne and Bisuoff, or Ed Bachner and Morse won the last game of whist.

Hon. A. Richards, one of the legal fraternity of Silt er Lake, was la the city looking after real estate interests yester day. Charley Curtis obtained a divorce for Mrs. Jaeoby in the district court jester-day.

Jaeobyis the fellow who tried to play insane. From the remarks made yesterday by a prominent member of the city council, one might be led to infer that Officer JBlazo wiil not wtar a star longer than the remainder of the presemt week. Mrs. Robert Forbes brought suit against Robert Forbes for a divorce in tbe -district court of this county yesterday. She don't seem inclined to take her chances in Nebraska, but just how she brings it here is not apparent, as tbe law requires tbat she shall have lived in this State for one year last past.

Mrs. William Blinn sold her fine Jersey cow and calf, Daisy Hunter and Lillie Blinn. R. Nichols was tbe man who bought them, and paid $127.50 for the pair. They are two of tbe finest full-blood Jerseys in Kansas, and Daisy Hunter has a great record as a butter-maker.

Mrs. Blinu says it pays to raise good stock. A Coubier reporter was informed yesterday that the two confidence men captured by officer Allen are beyond the slightest shadow of doubt a portion of the gang of confidence sharkf who operate between this city and Kansas City. It is to be hoped the arrest of these gents will lead to the capture of the remaining portion of Ihe robbers. I WHI WE WARRANT NEVER TO OF- MILLINERY RIP.

NORTH TOPEKA. I Old Soldi ore, Attention P.H. CO 00. Back Paqr ae uatect pf captly aet a gcal rent Oe K. Walera, D.

ORCUTT, Contractor and Buitdor plus, ttd (tnJaMoDIieliM ol ia Hcnmana Addition. Nrtb Toptka ILam NOIITH SIDE Albert Firner, 601 Kansas Ave. Whore you will tnd tho neatto, The Fincot Gone, SAUSAGE, And erwytbing kft rn a rlrst elm market. i'IHEEXS H4KKBVLDi9IW, 805 KANSAS AVENUE, M. S.

EVANS CO. Economy Clothing House CITY ii Eotblibcd 1O71. Ed. BTJEOHNKR. TtXE rilCTlEOT DAfatET PHICE WOLFSOET, Liqucr orchent, ex.

ISO. Ml limm of TTTaea, Iqors, OHAROB FOQ PACKAGES 1 KAJT01.D XTOBTH TOPBKA, Tola', $20,054.