Lawrence Weekly Press from Lawrence, Kansas • 5

KEEPER'S LEADERS OF LOW 'PRICES! 7 Ballroad Tlm Table. UNION PAUIFIO RAILWAY. Q01N0 WBST. Paclflc Coa8t u- Night Express 10: Junction City Aocooimodatlon. 8:80 in GOING EAST, Eastern Limited 8:40 pin Money Savers to the People of MASS.

STREEr THE To Ladies! LADIES we respectfully call your attention to the immense stock of millinery goods at 90,1 Mass. st. Flowers, pattern hats aud French novelties we keep in great stock. Our goods can't be beaten. Mrs.

Eva Savage. P. S. out of town orders a specialty. Santa Fe City Office.

Handsome irllt signs on the windows We Discount the prices of our competitors, and can beat them all where Wall Shades and Picture Frames are concerned. You know us and know that we are the largest dealers in pur city in our line. Till FIELD IIARG1S BOOK STATIONERY CO. Lawrence. Kansas.

Make up your mind to a dead moral certainty that we can and will sell you cheaper than any one. To those who are inclined to doubt it, please give us an opportunity to convince you. We can do it. Never fail to read our ads. and call for goods as advertised.

Heavy shirting only 7 i-2c. Good shirting only Sc. Heavy unbleach Muslin Sc. Heavy Feather Ticking, 18c. Fast color Prints only 4 I-2C.

Dress Gingham only 6 I-2C. Turkey red Table Linen, only 19c All Linen Crash 3 i-2c Apron Check Ginghams 4 I-2C. Ladies black Hose, 4 pair for 25c. Men's Heavy Cotton Socks Sc. Challies 2 I-2C per yd.

Lawns 2 I-2C per yd. IILIIHIT. All hats trimmed free. New assortment every week. THE This space reserved for late proprietor of OF The place to buy.

WALL PAPER, Picture Frames, School Supplies, etc Lowest prices. J. A. KEELEtt, 827 Mass. St Lawrence City and Vicinity.

Mrs. S. Stenberg was a visitor In Topeka Wednesday and Thursday. 8. Tipton and F.

M. Arther are In Colorado on a two week's pleasure trip. Dr. McCllntock, of Topeka, was In the city this week on business. Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. George Kirch off Sunday morning, a girl baby. Judge S. O. Teacher addressed the senior law class at the University, Monday morning.

Will Speer, an old Lawrence boy, was In the city this week shaking hands with his many friends. Mrs. Frank Foltz, of Chicago, is visiting the family of Mr. T. B.

Headen on the corner of New Hampshire and Adam's street. Latest novelties In the millinery line at Orme Engle's. tf. A marriage license was issued Tues. esday to Levi A.

Woodward, of Johnson county and Jennie A. Walker, of Eudora- If you are thinking of getting a monument or having any work done by decor ation day call upon J. A. Whitehead, the practical designer and engraver. The Woodruff case was tried in the supreme court at Topeka last week and resulted in conviction.

Mr. Woodruff was sentenced to one year in the state prison. Kate Johnson, the woman placed in jail about three weeks ago for petit larceny, was released Tuesday, her father living at Williamsburg, Franklin county, paying the costs of the case. Dr. Wheeler will be absent from the city from the 4th.

to the 25th. of May during which time his office will be closed. 4t. Mrs. M.

L. Eldridge, of Pine Ridge Agency, South Dakota, arrived in the city Wednesday with a number of Indian children who will attend school at Has keU Institute. She will remain here about two weeks. R. Saunde a thorough and pract cal teacher of Guitar, Mandolin and Ban- jn, Is prepared to receive pupils at any time to their convenience.

Leave orders and address at J. H.Bell music house. lm. Messrs. S.

T. Field, F. L. Webtser Conn and W. H.

Lowe went to Marion township, about 18 miles from the city, Monday on a day's coursing with Mr. Lowe's greyhounds. Ten jacks were started and some good sport was enjoyed. A lot of new goods just received from New York and are on exhibition at the popular millinery store, Orme Engle's. tf.

For Exchange A good clear stock of hardware in a good town in Kansas, for a Sood farm. Enquire of Wm. Orr, over Leis drug store. Supposed Murder. Word was received In the city yester day morning of the supposed murder of Homer W.

Moore, three miles north of Topek a. Mr. Moore went out to his farm last Monday, taking with him a lunch. On Tuesday a hired man went to the farm but on arriving did not see him, yet he did not think anything was wrong. On going back to town he learned that Mr Moore had not been in the city since Monday.

A suspicion arose of foul play having been performed. (Officers were notified and an investigation was immediately begun. On going to the house which had re cently been built on the place a hatchet was found with some hair on the blade This was identified as having come from Mr. Moore's head. Three men were arrested, one of them being a man who had threatened Mr.

Moore once or twice. They had been having a little trouble over the track of land as to who the owner was. Nothing definite has yet been learned. Mr. Moore was an old resident of Douglas county.

He has lived la Topeka a number of years. Four years ago he bought the old Franklin townsite where he lived a year, then going to the capital city where he has been ever since. When you want anything in the millinery line visit the oldest established house in the city. Prices to suit everybody Orme Engle. tf BOOKS Stationery nauBM uny rai uiae ,0:8.1 1 in -nniitiw vny Jiccouiuiouatlon 8:20 a in Leaven worth Branch.

ARRIVE. Faelllc hxprosa 11 a Two 7:24 LEAVE, ractflo Express 4:00 pm "Mixed 7:00 am 'Except Sunday. ATCHISON, TOPES A ds SANTA FE RAILROAD. GOING WEST. 113, Texas Express 10 8, Mexico California Express 12: 5, Denver and Utah Limited .12 No.

No. No. No. No. 10 a 20 in 02 in 109, Topeka Express 6: uoiorauo express iv 81 am 50 am GOING EAST.

8, Mo. Rlv. Express 5 No. No. No.

No. No. mi, nansas vny express 7 114, Kansas Citv Express 8: ,07 pm 4. New York Express 3: in 00 pm nicago SOUTHERN KANSAS DIVISION FBOM LAWRENCE, (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) No. 213, Express 10:10 am No.

207, Accommodation 6:10 pm TO LAWRENCE, (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) No. 208, Accommodat.on 9:50 a No. 214, Express 4-24 TICKET OFFICES. FOU INFORMATION Cnilli concerning routes, rates and connections, and how to make your journey pleasant call atone of the fante Fe Route Ticket offices, or address the agent It is our business and pleasure to answer questions, as well as to sell tickets, check baggage and secure sleeping car reservations. City office in Leis' drug store, telephone 135.

Depot office telephone 32. 1 Geo. C. Bailey, Agt A. T.

S. F. R. R. NEW AND I T.

opportunity to inform the readers of the Press that I have constantly on hand a large and complete stock of New and Second Hand Goods for Sale. I pay the highest price for Rags, Iron and Old Metals. J. ERIKBEN. 942 Massachusetts Lawrence Ks.

RILEY'S PARLOR BARBER SHOP. Glathart's BnOiing. up-stairs. LAWRENCE KANSAS- WANTED. EARLY POTATOES, TURKEYS, CHICKENS, DUCKS.

Highest Market Price. H. PENDLETON. NATIONAL BANK. The Oldest National Bank in Lawrence.

a. Monroe, President. N. Newmaek, Vice-President. R.

G. Jamison, Cashier. W. F. March, Asst.

Cashier. Capital $100,000. Surplus $20,000 DIRECTORS: James Marvin, Grovenor, r. Mm. Evatt, M.

Kewmark, A. Monroe, Geo, Innes. E. F. Goodrich.

attentlen given lo all business placed In our hands. NATIONAL BANK. Capital, $150,000. Surplus J. B.

Watkins, President, C. A. Hill, Vice President. Paul B. Beooks, Cashier.

W. E. IlAZEN, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS. J.

B. Watkins, Chas. A. Hill, J. C.

Walton, Chas. Lothholz, W. E. Hazen, P.R.Brooks, D. M.

Sprankle, J. Jones, Jocob House. Saving Department Deposits received Tuesdays and Fridays. Exchanges all principal cities of the world. Branch Office 129 Massachusetts Street AT FLUKE'S MUSIC STORE.

1 A. GIFFORD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE HOURS 10 to a. a to 5:30 p. TELEPHONE Re sidence 34; Office 149.

Office 911 Mass. Residence 16 Quincy tt. MERCHANTS Douglas and Surrounding Counties FAIR! Lawrence, Kansas. White Goods for 5c per yard. Big stock of Embroideries.

Large assortment of Flouncings. Best opaqu shade, complete, for 48c; best Holland shade for 39c. Men's Flannelette Shirts for 20c. $1 overalls 75c; 75c overalls, 50c. Children Sailor Hats only 14c, worth 20c.

Fine trimmed hats for ladies for $1 and up. Beautiful Wreaths only 16c. FAIR. J. M.

STEPHENS, the Place House, THE JOHNSON SMITH, BARBERS. 838 Massachusetts Street, opposite Mason's Shoe Store. Satisfaction guaranteed CATARRH CURE "ACTINA," the great eye restorer and on, known catarrh cure. "Actina" is a small pockrt ba -tery composed of a copper and tine body and charged within an inner cylinder with a combination ol chemicals, which when brought in contact with skin or any part of the body, produces active circulation of the blood and imparts a soothing elccttie current to the nerves It is as harmless as water and yet as potent as sunshine. Children of tender years as well as adults may use it at all times and all places with perfect safety.

One million persons are using these instruments with perfect safety in all parts of the world and thousands testify to its wonderful cures. These include ministers, bishops, priestst judges, lawyers, merchants and allclsssesof society here in Kansas. Ladies who value a clear skin and bright eye will never be without It. Weak eyes from age or any cause arc restored to perfect "viison." "Actina" is a family physician always at hand. Electric Association, SwMvffil 'ill WINDSOR HOTEL.

which has just been Re-opened. the Leis Drug Co's. store announce to the world the fact that a ticket office Is located inside, The beautiful Arctic toda fountain has been moved to the south side of the store and in its place will be located a finely equipped ticket office. Notwithstanding the fact that the office furniture ban not yet arrived, business has been opened there, and all facilities for furnishing information and rail-road tickets are at hand. The office Is under control of the company's agent, Mr.

Geo. C. Bailey, which Is sufflleent guarantee that it 111 be conduct' ed in a manner that will reflect credit on the road and be a source of great convenience to the public. Chas. Elwell, who has been selling tickets at the Santa Fe depot for so long that he is known to everyone, is in charge of the new office as assistant, Mr.

Elwell is a Douglas county boy, and his many friends wilt be glad to to hear of his promotion. The people of Lawrence and the surrounding country will appreciate the action of the fcanta Fe in furnishing improved facilities to its patrons, and the man" agement will have no reason to regret Its liberality. mow DAY. You will want tlntypea and photos. See Geo.

R. Shane, photographer at Lawrence Opposite Piersons Mills District Court. The May term of the District Court convened last Monday. The case of the state of Kansas vs. Riley Brown was taken up first and last nearly all week.

Mr. Brown was tiled for forging the name of Riley Brown in order to draw $2.50 on a Kansas City firm. He claimed to have been acting as agent for his father and had a right do as directed. The jury stood eight to four for acquittal. SELLS CIKCCB.

Only tintypes nude in Lawrence by Geo. R. Shane, photographer, opposite Pierson's Mills. City Council. The city council met Monday night and as usual proceeded to transact the regular routine of business which was considerable.

At a late hour in the evening the honorable body went Into executive sestioa for the purpose of electing the various city officers. Everything went along nicely until the nomination for marshall was made. But every one pro posed by Mayor Selig was so unfortunate as not to be confirmed by the council. Should a few ballots been taken on Tom Breese's name, he doubtless would have been the successful man as he had but two votes to gain. As the case stands now there cannot be the least doubt what ever of Prentice's reappointment.

The following are the new officers nominated by mayor and confirmed by the City G. Honnold City Attorney W. C. Spangler Street Commissioner. Ira Rrown Bridge Watchman Sam By rant Sexton Oak Hill R.

8. McFarland Maple Chas. Loit City Physician Dr. 3, H. Young Librarian Mrs.

M. F. Simpson Supt. Fire B. J.

Whitman Drivers City Teams A. Covey and A. C. Benson GOING TO THE SHOW? Well, while in Lawrence get your tin types and photos of Geo. R.

Shane, oppos ite Pierson's Mills. A Genuine Fauntlcroy. Little Son I let two poor little boys ride with me on my sled all the afternoon. We beat every one on the bill Fond1 Mamma I am delighted to learn that my little son is so generous. Little Son The more there is on ft sled the faster it goes.

Good News. J. CREW CO. BookSellers, Wall paper in all grades, and Shades of all Kinds. Prices can't be beat.

S. CREW GO, Lawrence, Kans. Weather Report for April 1891. Prepared by Prof. F.

H. Snow, of the University of Kansas, (rom observations taken at Lawrence The month was warm aud clear with frequent rainfall. No April on our record has had so much ruin, though In 1878 18tl4 and 1885 the preclpltatatlon ap-proached that of the present nt1). The total run of the wind was; 2,500 below the monthly normal. The last light frost of spring occured on the 4th Mean) Tempebatuiib 57.02 degrees, which is 264 dog.

above the April aver-ago. Tne highest temperature was 85 deg. on the 4GtU: the lowest was 25 deg. on the 4th, giving a range of GO deg Mean temperature at 7 a. 51 82 deg at 2 p.

65.57 at 9 p. 60 deg. Raikfall 5.69 inches, which is 2.09 in. ches above tne April average. Rain in measurable quantities fell on 11 days.

There were thunder showers The entire rainfall for the 4 months of 189 1 now completed has been 12.24 Inches, which le 4.23 inches above the average for the same months in the preceding 23 years. Mean Clotjdinss 43 67 per cent, of the sky, the montu being 4.43 ptr cent clearer than usual. Number of clear days (less than oae-thlrd cloudy)l3; half-clear (from one to two-thirds cloudy) cloudy (more than two-thirds) 8. There were 4 entirely cUar day und 1 entirely. Mean cloudiness at 7 a.

51.67 per cent, at 2 p. m.i 48.67 per at 9 p. 30. 67 per cent. Wind N.

24 tiuesj 8. 17 times; S. 16 times; 9 times; 9 times; 8 times; 4 times; N. 3 times. The total run of the wind was 11,090 miles, which is 2,691 miles below the April average.

This gives a mean daily velocity of 370 miles and a mean hourly velocity of 15.40 miles. The high est velocity was 38 miles an hour on the 8th. and 29ch. Barometer Mean for the month, 29 072 Inches; at 7 a. 29.091 Inches; at 2 29.057 Inches at 9 p.

29,070 in' ches maximum, 20.484 Inches, on the 4th; minimum, 28.737 inches on the 8th; monthly range, inch. Relative Humidity Mean fo the month, 73.5; at 7 a. 74.7; at 2 p. 67 at 8 p. 78.7 greatest, 100, on the least, 83 on the 5th, There was one fog.

Farmers and Breeders A fine, black Canadian stallion, 1 6 hands high, weiwhing over 1400 pounds, will make the season at the farm of John Harrell's, one mile south of Clinton; terms $6, insured. It will be to every FARM ER and BREEDERS advantage to call and see this horse bef re breeding. NEW PATTERNS OF WALL PAPER AT JOHN WATKINS. Remnants at half price. No 939 Mass St.

A Lively Time. Miss Gotham (in railway train) Yes, I reside in New York, and I really don't believe I could exist any where else. Talkative Stranger Why not, mum? Miss Gotham Oh, I couldn't live without excitement. Stranger If excitement is all you want, jest you come to where I live. We have nat'ral gas.

Beats pavement ixplosions all holler. N. Y. Weekly. The Poor Brnte.

"Oh, madam, Jip has just bit a man In the street!" "What land of a looking man was It?" "ITo was nearly in rags." 4Toor Jip! Wash the darling's mouth out with a little eau de cologne." ooto EDWARD KEENY'S BAEBEE SHOP 915 Mass. street. McCullough Bros, old Btand, for first-class work GREAT EYE RST0RER. 'ACTINA." THE DEAF HEAR THE BLIND SEE. CATARRH iMPO I0LE These garment! cure when all other remedies fail.

They cure dyspepsia, rheumatism, chronic lame back, spinal disease, loss of memory, prolapsus, nervous prostration and all female weakness. Five hundred thousand patrons in.Europe and America testify to this fact. If you continue to suffer, blame yourself or your doctor Persons must not confound our Magnetic Conservative Belts and other appliances with the so called electric or magnetic belts now in the market. There is no possible similtude in snch goods to those we manufact ure. We are obliged to warn our patrons owing to tne constant disappointments persons have experienced who have been unfotuate enough to have purchaed those fraudulant imitations offered under special names and cheapness, vaunted as an incentive to purchasers.

Remember our object is lo cure, not to sell you a cheap and worthless article just to get your money Our tes timonials will show what our appliances Vi lli do. George R. Shane, ARTIST Branch filcc N. Y. ardndon 111 MmT wA.

iLAbbaiiu mriinrpn Dr. It U1A Photographer, Studio S15 ZMTassaclrusetts (Opposite Pierson Roller Mills.) LAWRENCE) KANSVS C. W. ALLENDORPH, Manager..