The Daily Press du lieu suivant : Topeka, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY CO-OPERATOR AND TOPEKA PRESS, APRIL, 4, 1896 LOCAL COLUMN. WIFE OF REV. CHARLES H. PARKHURST. This world' is bat a fleeting show.

The bard said in his sonnet; As he handed six weeks" wages out To buy her that Easter bonnet. HEW STORE MODE SUPPLY AN OLD STORE A NEW FIRM She Tells How Paine's Celery Compound Has Benefited the Famous New York Preacher. Easter services at all the churches to morrow. There are two female prisoners at the city The weather clerk has promised lovely weather for tomorrow. Nick Childs fed eleven people at his city prison this morning.

Making garden and cleaning yards and lawns seems to be the order of the day. Spotters in Topeka seem to be a thing of the past. Ask Foster what he thinks about it. GRAND OPENING. Easter Monday.

Easter Monday. 3 3 STOCKS IX ONE. 3 I The old Model Supply Stock, the Kyle stock of Dry Goods. the M. K.

Weil of Kansas City, Stock of Clothing. $54,000 worth of Bankrupt Stocks bought at less than 50 cants on ths dollar, allows us to offer you unparalleled bargains. A NEW Stock of Grocer es. The New Model Supply Store, 6th Str Kemper Sc 1 'eixt n. 5 About 400 persons attended the Salva tion Army wedding last night at the M.

E. church. How do you like the way the redeem ers and Prohibitionists are running the city affairs. The few days of winter-liKe weather have been suparseded by beautiful spring-like ather. Mart Williams was releaced from the county jail by order of the county commissioners yesterday.

i Jim Arterbridge and Link Payne mixed and Jim struck Link in the mouth for which he spent last night in jail. ANNOUNCEMENT. At the request of a number of fellow citizens I announce myself an Independent candidate for councilman from the First ward. J. B.

Biixard. li.l-lln upeKa, Kansas Large School. Five Teacher. Day and M(bt seaslon. 5 2 1-53 Qulurjr st The New Columbian bicyle coupling at 507 Kansas avenue, is the latest thing out and attracts considerable attention.

You Shove If Topeka don't get a dose of smallpox it will not be because of the prudence of the board of health. It will be just luck. Notice. Those who are in arrears for subscription to The Topeka Daly Press, you will please take notice that all sums now due on subscription to the same are payable to The Daily Co Operator and Press and make all payments or remit-tence to The Daily Co-Operator or its authorized agents. Daily Co-Operator and Press.

Half Dollars my way I'll shove dollar values your Way. I am determined to close out the stock of Wall Papsr, Paints, Room Mouldings. Gild Embossed and Ingrain papers at the price of common at sacrifice prices. Come to JOHN DUDLEY, 702 Kansas Ave The street commissioner has laid off several of the old street force and put new men in theii places. There is nothing like political figuring.

Niaff Ced Removal BsSale! Great bargains in everything in the Musical line. All Musical instruments at CUT PRICES, MUSIC CABINETS. PIANO CHAIRS. PIANO STOOLS and COVERS At Hi Original Pries. Piano Boxes and Packing B-xes dirt cheap.

Bargains in Guitars, Mandolins. Banjos, Violins, etc. Lots of new Sheet Music at one-half off. Plenty of 10c Music at 5c per copy, 10c Song Books at 5c, or 6 for 25c. E.

B. GUILD, 713-T15 Kinui At TOPEKA, AW Somebody said something on the streets today about there being a city election sometime next week. The rumor has not been confirmed. .4 HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION. April 7 and 21 and May 5.

1896 The Great Rock Island will sell tickets to points in Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Anzon and Indian Territory, at one fare plus $2 for the round trip. For tickets, reservations and all information, call on your nearest Rock Island agent. A. M. Fuller, City Pass.

Agt. KINLEY MANUFACTURERS OF The funeral of Forrest A. Ferrill oc-cured from the home of his parents, 1030 Fillmore streets, this afternoon. Deceased was 16 years of age and died of consumption yesterday morning. Wanted To exchange a splendid farm in Eastern Kansas for a good six or seven room house east of Kansas avenue.

Address, E. J. Seymore, 429 Kansas avenue, Topeka. Try 112 Our Work will please yon. us.

Peerless Steam Laundry, and 114 West Eighth. G. re. Wanted People to know that they can get Turkish, Russian and all kinds of baths at Topeka Mineral Wells, 31G A prominent Republican said on the street today that if E. N.

Morrill is renominated he would not carry Shawnee county, while another remarked with equal certainty that if Morrill could not carry Shawnee county bo other nominee could. Thus do great minds disagree. season appointed by Nature herself for Harrison. Uae in Time. Catarrh starts in the nasal passage affecting eyes, ears and throat, and Is in fact, the great enemy of mucous membrane.

Neglected colds in the head new growths, and a casting-off of the old Beloit. A. April 2lst-24th. The Union Paciftc will sell tickets from points on its lines JP in Kansas at rate of one tare tor the round trip, tickets for sale April 20th and 2 1st. See that your tickets read via "The Overland Route." F.

A. LEWI3, Agent CITY TICKET AGENT, UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, P2fS KANSAS AVE, parts that have served their purpose, and are outworn and diseased. That terrible throbbing of the heart, the neuralgia, the headache, the leaden weight over the eyes and in the forepart of the head, need almost invariably precede catarrh, causing Carriages, Phaetons, Bugps, fm rs! Spring and Bulimy Wagons We have a full line in stock, and are prepared to make a vt ry low price We Can Save You Money An( p've a more sstisfactorj" vthicle than can be found in this market. Call and see us before purchasing- Factory and repository at 424 and 426 Jackson Street. only Paint celery compound to vanish forever.

The Co-Operator and Press desires to acknowledge the kindness of Sam Radges in presenting this office with a handsome leather bound copy of Radges' 1896 7 Directory of Topeka and Shawnee county. It is a perfect encyclopedia of useful knowledge concerning the county and city. jraine celery compound has come legitimately by its present tremendous an excessive flow of mucous, and as the mucous discharge becomes interrupted the disagreeable results of catarrh will follow, such as bad breath, severe pain across the forehead and about the eyes, a roaring and buzzing sound in the eare, and oftentimes a very offensive discharge. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for ail these ailments. reputation, an invigorator, nerve-regu lator, blood restorer and body-recuper Kansas.

Topeka, men from every part of the United States speak and write of Paine's celery compound, not a word more would be needful crrr Unfortunately, when published in the stereotyped pages of a daily paper, these enthusiastic letters can't help losing part of their earuest, persuasive character. Paine's celery compound is not one of the many sarsaparillas or nervines that mauage to make themselves public, as far as their mere names go, bnt without making themselves known to suffering people by actual use. Paine's celery compound has been used and enthsiastically recommended by the most judicious, considerate, careful men and women in every city in the United States, as an absolute cure for nervous debility and exhaustion, neuralgia, sleeplessness, melancholia, hysteria, headaches, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney trouble, and all blood diseases. It is the best spring remedy in the world. Bright and breezy April days have a stronger charm of hope about them than any other days of the year.

Now is the Dr Parkhurst's best aid in his untiring crusade against crime in the metropolis is his wife. In looking after her husband's health. Mrs. Parkhurst is doing more than all the members of the woman's campaign, "Am worried about the doctor?" says Mrs. Park hurst.

"Not at all. I feel that he is tired, but lie recuperates, and I never try to hinder him from a piece of work, because I feel he will have the strength for it. My greatest plea-ure is in helping him to carry out his ideas." Mrs Parkhurst wrote to Wells Richardson Company, 22. 1896. "Dr.

Parkhurst has used Paine's celery compound for two weeks with beneficent results. It has helped to keep him up while very tired." In a subsequent letter to the same drug-gtsts, on January 28, she said: am sure the Paine's celery compound is doing Dr. Parkhurst good. I am under obligation to Mrs. for bringing it to cur notice." If it were possible to reproduce in type the emphatic tone in which men and wo ator.

There is nothing experimental about it. No remedy in existence ever received such emphatic and plain spoken testi monials from sick, ailing, tired, and run down men and women. It is no half-way cure that is attempted The Peerless Steam Laundry does mending for its customers, 112 and 114 West Eighth. by Paine's celery compound, but a clean The residence of J. W.

Harrison, in Seabrooks' addition, was burned down about midnight last night. The entire contents of the house and nearly all the wearing apparel of occupants was destroyed. The house was a two siory frame of six rooms Mr. Harrison thinks the fire originated from the flue. The house was insured for $800 and the contents for $200.

sweep of every trace of neuralgia, rheumatism, constipation, headache, dyspepsia, ard blood impurity from the svstem. Take Paine's celery compound in the The Practical Fence. The best Invention of a Union Field and Hog Wire FeDce yet Discovered Come in and See It. A full line of the Triumph St. Clair Cook Stove We do all Kind of Tin Work, Roofing and will Make it an Object to You Trade With Us.

JOHN 6. NUSSBECK, spring to purify the blood, strengthen the nerves, ana make health. ROYAL BARBER SHOP Everything New and First Class. Cal and see at 706 Kansas Ave. CONROD MYER.

Royal Billiard Parlor; Finest and Latest Style of Billiard Tables. Also Fine Assortment of Cigars and Tobacco. AL HAYSLIP, Mgr 7CM5 Kansas Ave. NOTES FROM THE NORTH7SIDE. Dealings In Real I state THE BAPTIST UNION.

Transfers filed for record yesterday include the following: Organization Effected and First Quarterly Meeting Had Last Might O. H. Herrington to Ella M. New comb for $2,000, lot 517 and north one- half lot 519 Lincoln street. 30t Atpiiiio L.

L. Johnson to Ida R. Traddle for $4,000, lots 274 and 275 Jefferson street, lots 13, 15 and 17, Florence street in Knox subdivision, lot 269 Adams James E. Widner of Eskridge Kansas is in Topeka on legal business. Mrs.

Judith Brooks leaves today on a visit to Essex Iowa, her former home. Mrs. Emma Fry has brought suit against her husband John Fry 'asking for divorce and restoration of her maiden name Emma Tyler. J. W.

Hopkins a prominent farmer of Grantville is in the city on business. Elder P. W. Barker says times were never so hard among his people; that there is little here to encourage or en-thouse them and that he can see nothing in the immediate future for the colored street, lots 278 to 288 Maryland avenue, lots 20 and 272 Ohio avenue in Highland park, lot number 5 in block 2 in Northview subdivision, and lots 27 and DUTTON HOUSE, E. E.

Dutton, Prop. 4th and Kanna Ave. Topeka, Kan. Per Day $1.25 SI. 50.

Guaranteed Best Accommodations in the Clocks and Watches of all kinds Cleaned and Repaired by JOHN RADFORD 810 Kansas A venae, Topeka, Eanaaa MoDOtrram and other Engraving execnted- C. Pins, gold and silver. nmSgm made to order In any deMen. LABOR EXCHANGE Grocery and Commission House. Business Conducted on.Tbc Labor Exchange Plan.

N. ROBBINS, Magr. 300 Kansas Avenue 29 Frankland avenue in McDonald's Grandview subdivision. James Booth has sold to A. A.

Kel-sey, for lots 150 and 152 Liberty street in Veale's addition. Robert M. Frampton and Minnie L. Thousands have tested the great building-up power of Hood's Sursnprilla and have found renewed strength, vigor aad vitality in its use. A mirror could not lie if it wanted to.

The glass has nothing to gain by flattery, the roses of health and plumptness of beauty are leaving your face, your mirror will tell you so. Health is the greatest beautiier in the world. When a woman sees the indication of ill-health in the face, she may with almost absolute certainty look for the cause in one or both of two conditions constipation, and derangement of organs distinctly feminine. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will cure permanently and positively any so-called "female complaint." Dr.

Pierce's Pleasant Pellets will cure constipation. There is no reason in the world why a woman should not be perfectly healthy. She will gain in health, strength and flesh. Hollows and angles will give place to fullness and grace. She will be that noblest and most beautiful of all creation a perfect woiran.

Send 21 cents in one-cent stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. and receive Dr. Pierce's 1008 page "Common Sense Medical Adviser," profusely illustrated. Pain King and Cholera Balm. Willard, Kan.

Mr. D. H. Carrington, 1239 Lane St. Topeka Kansas.

Dear Sir: It gives me pleasure to express my thanks for your medicine, Cholera Balm the greatest medicine in the world for what it is used. I have used ihe medicine for 15 years. I am confident tt has saved Fome of my childrens lives from cholera infantum. I used it for all stomach and bowel troubles it has no equal for flux, diarrhea, or anything of the kind. I take a dose of it for headache and bathe my bead with Pain King for neuralgia.

Please accept my sincere thanks for Cholera Balm and Pain King. Yonrs Respec. Mrs. A. Bickman.

City for the Price. The Topeka Kaptist union has been organized to meet quarterly in this city. The officers are as follows: President -W. L. Trumbull.

Vice President E. R. Simmerwell. Secretary John O'Day. Treasurer Miss Carrie Sheffield.

The union held a meeting at the Baptist church last night. In his opening address President Trumbull explained the purposes of the organization, and expressed the hope that the union will pave the way to more extensive mission work in this city. He contributed $3 towards the fund for the purpose. Others contributed freely and the union already has quite a sum of money to take up its work. The program last night consisted principally of music.

Miss Serena Pratt sang "Little Boy Mrs. B. Meredith sang "The Day Is Done," and Mrs. T. Witting also assisted with vocal music.

Little Mary Clauser and Raymond Conners contributed to the success of the program with music and Miss Grace Noble recited "Ben Hazard's Guess," and in response to an encore delivered "Swinging in the Grape Vine," Rev. E. B. Meredith also delivered an address. The attandance was good.

Frampton to Frank J. Thomas for $100 man. Tom Wilkerson has opened his restaurant corner of Kansas avenue and Morris streets and will in addition carry a full line of tobacco and cigars also fruits of all kinds found on our market. ST. NICHOLAS lot 187 East Eighth street.

John Chadwick to Lulu M. Newcomb, for $2,000, three and three quarter acres GONE, GOME, SOLD AND GONE. The Hlllmon Jury Agrees to Disagree and is Discharged by udge Poster. At 4:30 o'clock yesterday evening the jury in the Hillmon case filed into the federal court room and in answer to the usual question assured the court that it was utterly impossible to agree upon a verdict, whereupon Judge Foster discharged the jury and the case was continued. It is perhaps not expedient to criticise the actions of juries in every instance, but here as evidently a case where some one deserves censure.

It has been evident from the start of this case that the sympathy of the court and the press of this city has been largely with the insurance companies. The court seemed to lean largely this way as shown by his instructions to the jury and in his every act. It is very easy for the court to show its sympathy in a thousand little ways; ways which are not noticed by the average looker on but which are almost imperceptably absorbed by a jury and almost as imperceptably effects the verdict, although the jury, itself not be cognizant of the fact. The instructions were read three times to the jury by the court and each time the judge seemed to be more dramatic in his air and to dwell with power upon those points that were favorable to the defendants. Two of the jurors held policies in two of the defendant insurance companies.

This may not have had effect upon their verdict, but it is at leasi open -to suspicion." The jurors were permitted to eat at the same table with the court and attorneys of the defendants. The jury was not guarded as closely in their deliberations and in their leisure moments as the importance of the case demanded they should be. Where thousands of dollars are involved in a case; where upon the one hand is a in section, 7, township 11 and range 16 Horace W. Newcomb, to O. H.

Her- HOTEL. New'iy Renovated in every respect and now in the hands of its former proprietor. Meals 15 cents, Beds 25 and 50 cents. This Hotel is first-class and its prices command your patronage. The Popular Hotel of the city.

A. T. PIGC, Prop, One door North of Postoffice. J. W.

TINCrlER. Expert Horse Shoer. Diseased feet, such as corns, cracks quarter cracks skilfully treated. Especla attention given to forging interfering, All work warranted give satis factk a. A trial will convince you.

601 JA(KSONTRlET. That Count Circns. The committee having in charge the Elks' circus state positively that at the opening of the chart on Monday morning at 9 o'clock every ticket with the exception of the boxes, will be in the chart, hankering to be pulled therefrom by the first comers. First come, first pick. For the benefit of those desiring boxes the sale thereof has been placed in the hands of Mr.

Edward Henderson, at the First National bank, where boxes can now be secured. This method has been adoped to give all an equal opportunity to get the best seats in the house. ington, for section, 7, township 11 and range 16. David W. Scott of Oklahoma to Jennie E.

McKinney, for $1,000, lots 639 and 641 West street, and also lots 681, 6S3 and 685 Union avenue. Nannie C. Martin to Jennie E. McKinney, for $1,200 lots 630 and 632 Lane street: also lot 660 and south half of 662 West street, all Martin Dennis' addition. Harry M.

Kirkpatrick of Wyandotte county to W. A. Latimer of Missouri, for $8,000, lots 203 and 204 Taylor street and a portion of lot 100 and north 50 feet of lot 98 Jackson street in North Topeka. Otis Howard to J. Harding, for $255, lots 146, 148, 150 and 152 Orange street in Rossville.

An Karly Bird After the Worm. John L. Guy was distributing cards yesterday announcing himself for candidate for justice of the peace before the Republican primaries this fall. Mr. Guy will push his canvass and make it warm for his opponents.

Be Sure And See ATHE RTON BROTHERS, Piano and Furniture Movtrgaj Promt attention given to orders left at 1 EaM Sixth St Wacon stand 6th and Kan! Ave. See name on wide of weon. "Household Good, Of foe Goods. Plar nd Furniture Moved by Exrierienced Mm. BanrMte Delivered to from all parts of the City.

Pianos Boxed for shipment If deal red. A.I Work Guaranteed. Harrison TeL No. 266. The lo.ehs Picture Co.

The Topeka Picture Co. is now located at 112 West 7th street. Room 16, up stairs. Subscribe for the Dailj Co-Operator md Press, 10 cents a week. Best and Quickest Shirt, Collar and Cuff Work in the 3 State.

Family Washing done Better; and Cheaper than you can do It at: home at The Topeka Steam Laundry, Every Man Who is Dissatisfied with his surroundings who wants to better his condition in life who knows that he can do so if given half a chance, should write to J. Francis, Omaha, for a copy of a little book recently issued by the Passenger department of the Burlington Route. It is entitled "A New Empire" and contains 32 pages of information about Sheridan County and the Big Horn Basin, Wyoming, a veritable LAND OF PROMISE, towards which the eyes of thousands are now hopefully turned. HEW AND SilOKE Mai! Pouch Tobacco JNICOT'KB NZZLTRALIZEIl. Highest of all in Leavening Power.

Latest U. S. Gov't Report stroDg corporation backed by wealth and power, to which a few thousand is Important Facts. If you have dull and heavy pains across the forehead and about the eyes; if the nostrils are frequently stopped up and followed by a disagreeable discharge; if soreness in the nose and bleeding from the nustrils is often experienced if you are very senstive to cold in the head accompanied with headache; then you may be sure you have catarrh and should (immediately) resort to Ely's Cream Balm for a cure. The remedy will give instant relief.

not much; on tne other side a poor woman without wealth and influence; who HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIOK. Santa Fe Route One Fare Pleat 2 for the Roane Trip. These tickets will be sold to various points in Oklahoma. Texns, Arkansas, Missouri, Arizona and Indian Territo-y. Dates of sale will be March 10.

April 7 and 21. and May 5. with final limit of 21 days from date of sale. For tickets and all particulars call on J. P.

ROWLEY, City Ticket Agent. Banta Fe Route, Topeka, Kaoaa hi vp vmi 3Szssm could not possibly have any political powerwho caD doubt the result would tlcers In Month. Hair-i ailing! Write COOKB BEVEDV S07 Muionlc Ttraplrfl kSchlcaco, for proofs of cures upl-fl Htal. SSOOyOOO. Worst cases cured In be tn favor of the corporation.

Was money used in this instance Who can say.