University Breeze from Baldwin, Kansas • 3

Buy your summer underwear and sockaof Abe Levy, Lawrence, Kancia 3ju "Ml. I CEOSHY, GO TO- Crader House -Dtalw In EVAUD DIGGOII, K. K. CRADBR, Proprietor. -Doalcrs In- ARDWARE, INvVARE, 1 flod sample room In connection with tha ALL KIIBS Of FRESH li SALT UEATS.

GAME. poultry; bua. Alio food llvvrj. Sooi Boiri ni Lotfglnf SI.SI per veet TAIL! BOARD, S3.K). Baldwin, Kansas.

Stoves, "Wind Mills and Pumps, Yo guarantee Satisfaction. KANSAS BALDWIN, LB. KEIF ER. FOR THE NEXT WEEK OFFERS: Ingersoll will answer Gladstone in the next issue pf the North American Review. ThoGrcsham Boom Is prospering and spreading.

He would bo a strong man in the doubtful states. Ingalls and Voorhees have each been tendered a leception by their friends. Silk mitts foi 25c to 65c; Silk Gloves 33 to a servicalle kid glove 88c; Dainty handkerchiefs 5 to 50c; Ladies hose, great values, 10 to 05c; children 's hose 6 1-3 to 8 1-2 and 10c worth 15c. Dress Goods in Cheviot Checks, Tricots. Sebastovol etc at popular prices.

Embroid Go to Humbert for icc-creara. Numerous faculty meetings last week. Fresh buttermilk by the glasa.quart, or gallon at Joe Jim's, Governor II ill's razoop seems to have collapsed. M. Fuller bas been given a re.

ception by his friends of all parties. Joo and Jim sold 85 gallons of ice cream last week. Try that sparkling ginger ale on eale at Humberts. K. K.

Crador made a business trifl to Lawrence Saturday. The senior and faculty group pictures arc completed and are very good. The political pot is beginning to boil, and candidates will soon be in hot eries Laces, Parasols, Veilings, all at less prices than prevailed last season. V. It.

Brown, a former student of Baker, Is now takiug a thorough course in the Boston conservatory of music. Remember that Sullivan and son have just piles of flour to sell at low-est prices. 4 Baldwin City Loans. Go to Dallas for low rate loans on Baldwin City property. tf An attempt to wean boys of cigar Those hats are almost gone.

Remember-standard quality- Ana at a little more than half price. HANDKERCHIEFS. A new lot of Linen and llmstitched handkerchiefs lor 12o each, or $1 .25 per dozen, worth double. Summer suspenders at 25c. L.

B. KEIFER- ette smoking is being made in Plaiu-field, N. by a Board of Education, and, as an initial measure, they informed several dealers there that they must cease selling the little smokers to youths. 4-BAKER College ol the Methodist Episcopal Church. Tub Kansas delegation to the Na tionai Prohibition Convention atln-dianopolis May 30, will letfve Lawrence on Monday the 28th, on the 5:24 train over the Santa Ye.

water, Remember that Henry Humbert keeps the best ice-crram in the city. The Creamery is They siiipped 1375 pounds of butter to New York on Wednesday of last week. Senator Ingalls 'is said to have graduated from William under protest. Cheer up, oh ye afflicted. The Baker University Brass Brand are practisinj diligently on several new pieces tor use during racnt week.

The class in Ethics are to write a ten-page essay on Relation between Theoretical', Ethics and Con-duct" in place of the ordinary written examination. Of the denominational schools in Kansas BAKER UNIVERSITY ranks FIRST. Enrollment last year U8, xFACXJLlTYx To a democratic officeholder, feeding on the free grace of a bountiful government and calmily surveying the history of the past, "Grovcr Cleveland has given us the best administration we have had since Grannio What's the matter with the foot-ball The convention ot the second dis club? They haven't been out for practice for a week. trict which met last week at Kansas City, Kansas, elected delegates and Bev. Hillary Gobiw, A.M., D.

Professor of Mental and Moral Science. Rev. W. I. Graham, A.

Vice President, Professor of Ancient Languages. C. S. Parmentkb, A. Professor of Natural Science.

Ida A. Aiilborn, M. Preceptress, Professor of English and German. G.W.Hoss, LL.D., Professor of English Classics and Oratory, Rev. E.M.

)Vooi A.M., Professor of Mathematics. Rev. W. A. Quayle, A.

U.t Professor of Ancient Languages. Director of Mnsic Department Miss Nannie Gbaham, Vocal Music. 0. G. Markiiam, a.

U.f lrincipal of Academic Department, Miss Nellie A. Hiwisa, Professor of Drawing and Painting. J. TV. Lampmak, Professor of Penmanship, Stenography and Typewriting.

S. A. Lopen, Tutor in Languages, alternates to the National Republican Convention as follows: Delegates: Alex. Johnpon, of Garnett, and S. Aldeu, of Wyandotte.

Alternates: II. W. Pond, of Ft. Scott, and Dr, Wm. liVatts, of Lawrence.

Frank W. II. Piety, the boss insurance man is in the city again dealing out policies with a lavish hand. I "Though the mills of God grind slowly yet they grind exceeding smaljl." Now we know where these specimens of humanity are ground out who are too mean to take a paper, but not too proud to borrow one. Mr.

U. C. Cavaness, one of our oldest and most respected citizens returned from a three weeks visit among R. Ogg, of Oiathe, was chosen presi dential elector. ZELLNER, ZFOTTZe COTJESES: scientific, IylXRARY i and NORMill, Special teachers in Elocntion Book-keeping and Penmanship.

THE Photographer. friends and relatives in Indiana. Mr. XJX Cavaness had not seen sisters and (J) brothers whom he met while goap for 4 over thirty years. One of the attra c-tions that Mr.

Cavaness took In while 4" gone was the inter-state oratorical jQ contest at Greencastle. The race-track is getting in shape "Will make photos from 25c up or $1 to $4 per dozen. Give him a call. Work TTJITIOT 1BEELY nSTOnyCOJLZu. Boari in families $2.00 $3t50 Board in clubs $1.

75 to $2.25 Self boarding $1.00 to $2.00 opens Sept. 5, 1888. 'Students May Enter at Any Time. Special course in Normal training and lectures for teachers dtlring the Spring Term. For oatalogue and full information address the president, H.

A'. QQEmt Baldwin. Kansas, Dr. Webster goes out every morning and recalls his youthful days by ins a dIow. Bro.

Gilkv sets in his sulky and gives directions while Sen ior Games holds himself off in a corn er and silently chuckles at the enthusi asm of his tellow fast-horse-owners. Chas. Gault stays down in town and wonders why, in the thunder they haven't got the blame track ready so, he can get out and show Em how Sal can move. We regret to' Announce the depart ure of Dr. Herrell from our midst.

During his brief sojourn with us he has, by his gentlemanly bearing and 4 ft a 4 pleasant manner made many friends especially among the young ladies, 9 5 a if -a I' among whom he is a favorite. Dr. Herrell will open a dental office in 1 -5 to a P. tf a CO 'A Leavenworth and we doubt not he wil -DEALER IN- CLOTHING, soon acquire a Jarge and lucrative practice as he is thoroughly conversant 2 Eats, Caps, Boots and Shoes with every detail of dentistry. We totf Fimliblng twfc'r- cr.w fling our last pair of old shoes atDac.

and vrish him prosperity unlimited. BAbftwra, Kama to 3j.