Lawrence Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • 10

lO SCHOOL FOR MASSEURS FLOOD DAA1AQB SUIT ENDED oc DC DC DO University Will Open a Branch In Leavenworth Company Suing for September at Rosedale $19,500 Palls to del One Cent wreinic A few days ago the jury In the The University of Kansas will run In connection with its medical sohool at Rosedale a training school for masseurs and other operators in therapeutics The course will cover twelve months and will be given to 119,500 damage suit of tne Broadway Manufacturing company against the city of Leavenworth, the Terminal Railway and Bridge company and the Leavenworth and Topeka Railway, returned a verdict in favor of the defendants, the plaintiff falling to get a cent damages. The suit grew out of thedisas a limited number of both sfxes A ourn 1 small fee being charged. Dr Sandzen a graduate of the medical sohool of Upsala, Sweden, will have complete i trous flood some years ago. charge of this branch of the medical work. course may also ba taken by nurses in connection with their r.v.

training. Dr. G. H. Hoxle who has charge The trial started February 14, and was one of the longest and most stubbornly fought in the history of the district court of Leavenworth county.

BOURBON IN REVOLT of the school at Rosedale says this ranch of work will fill a long felt want with nurses and doctors. 3 13 The Bis: Fort Scott Boss Making The Revival 1 His Last Stand and Will Be Routed Both attendance and interest are increasing at the revival meetings Published Every and Pleaches Every Subscriber in the County ca Day ef Publication No pani3 will be spared to make the Lawrence Weekly Journal the best weekly paper forthe family. Publishes all the home news. Only newspaper in the county that has the Associated Press report which gives its readers all th6 foreign and national events up to the hour of going to press. The Dairy, Horticulture, Agriculture, Poultry and Bees, Road-Making and Live Stock departments furnish much valuable information to the farmer.

Grain and Lit Stock Uarkcti by Ulro Every Vesk Special Offer to Subscribe ers Paying in Advance? Those paying their subscription ji per year in advance, will receive the New York Tribune-Farmer and a complete map of Douglas county FREE. 1U ui A perfectly reliable man who was preaching is on the line of honoring preseDt at the Chas Scott meellDg the Holy spirit. in Fort Scott writes the Journal, "I Last night Evangelist Schooley never saw a better meeti than the spoke on the personality of the Spirit. BflnM mMHn, hr Th hm twenty four times in His. last talk before His crucifixion to teach His disciples, this fact He last taught that the Spirit woud dwell in them crowded and the enthusiasm was the greatest I ever saw When Scott quit they gave him three cheers which nearly raised the roof He went after Hornaday in proper fashion and even Hornaday's own paper, the Republican, admits that' Scott gave the Boss the worst lambasting he ever had The republicans here insist that Stubbs must come down stnrl imnko NnPAfth Thav want1 to and do His work through them.

At 7:30 this evening and at 2:30 Wednesday p. m. there will be services in the church. Police Court see and hear the man who has stirred Billy Miller was fined $6.50 in po- up the animals as they have never lice court this morning for disturb been stirred. Bourbon county is good ing the peace.

for 500 for Scott Watch the returns DC Old DC DO Harry Coleman a oook in a north and yon will see this figure will be side restaurant was fined $8.50 in po- the lowest possible one" lice court this morning. Coleman SOCIAL AND who has been on a drunk for four days was taken up last night and is ISOITAL spending the Dr.H.S. Gardner is now threatened witn the delirium tremens. The two men who were arrested in north Lawrence Sunday for railroad trespassing are being investiga day in Kansas City. Rev.

and Mrs. W. W. Bolt are in Kansas City for the day. Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Payne of Topeka, are in town for the day. The Musio club will meet tomor- FEME JOB ted by the police.

The negro answers the description of a urderer who is wanted in Springfield, PRINT I and an officer from that place will r0w with Miss Butler on Kentucky arrive this evening to look him over, street. The two men came into Lawrence on We cannot keep all the good things a U. P. box car early Sunday morn ing, the white man who had $33 on his person was badly beaten up, having ten different scalp wounds and ANYONE contemplating having work done in this line will do well to let us figure with them. We do the best work on short notice, and satisfy the most particular.

to ourselves and the plan which Jones Hosford, have adopted has already interested several outside parties. One of these, Mr. A. A. Mann of Nickerson has purchased a lot and will erect a $2000, house here this spring.

Mr. Nickerson and although it was dark when the men were on the car the white man accus es the negro with attempted murder and he has been turned over to (he family will be here in June and county court ior trial. Tne negro gives the name of Frank Walker and Jones Hosford expect to have their house ready for them about that time the white man of Chas. Fuller. Briefs for Lawyers Pamphlets Printing of Books Catalogues Wedding Invitations Sale Bills At Home Cards Dodgers Calling Cards Envelopes Letter Heads Bill Heads The Journal desires to commend that kind of hustling.

Powell returned to his home in I i i Odessa, Mo, today after a short visit with relatives here. He was accom Lots of us would hate to become vegetarians, but that seems the only panied by Mrs Pennington who will be the guest of his family for a way to down the beef trust. short time. PRICES ARE REASONABLE iVORK THE BEST When a woman puts on her crown -ll. I i W.

C. Lansdon Is in Kansas City of Blory fihe wI11 probably want some today. extra trimmings and reamers. LAWRENCE JOIJRNAi. COMPANY Dr.

Mundy was a Kansas City pas Lawrence, Kan. Crrspondenc Solicited senger'today. JWigg MIt takes two to make a quarrel." Wagg "Yes, but a Quar to Kansas relsome man can always find the B3 a Davis went City thls morniDg. other," If 1.