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The Daily Sunflower from Topeka, Kansas • 4

The Daily Sunflower from Topeka, Kansas • 4

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The Daily Sunflower. Go to the polls early in the morning. "Miohael Strogcff" at the Grand Wholesale and Retail 'Struck Gus" at Crawford's TuUiu in to-night. Coffees, THE SUNFLOWER. If you'll read tho Sunflower it will pi uve your right bower, nil subjects und news of the flay, Of events that are stiring, of all that's occurring.

You will find that it always has eom thing to say. Of subjects political situations quite critical, l'H'CE OF SUIJriCIUTTION Daily, per week lOcte. Daily, per month, 25 ots. All subscriptions must bo paid in advanoe. Bed springs $1.50 at O.

K. Furniture Store, 215 Kansas ave. Teas, Spices Extracts. Every Gentleman who Reads this Stop ai Think! WE HAVE JUST REOEINED A FULL LINE OP P. S.

Gilmora aud his matehlo-s band will appear at Crawford's Wednesday-night. Several new dwellings are iu oourne of erection along the Rapid Traeeit, west of the Bock Island round house Pertaining to parties and factions. You'll und it well jBted and everywhere touted, Ab hone and just in its actions. You'll find that abuses derelictions mis Smoks Jersey." SiuiBBRes at Bliun'a for 10 cents a pound. N.

He-irv Go. have on hand the finest linn of heating stoves in the city. Bring your baby to Athertovs' and have its picture taken before it JAMES THOMPSON 820 Kansas Avenue, N. Topeka gets too co.d Porterhouse steak nnntwl at Blinn's for 10 TEITC BEST NORTH SIDE HOLKBALK AND RKTAlL FALL WINTER GOOD! Full Suitings from $22.00 to any Price up. We do First-class Work and Guarantee Good CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF BEFORE GIVING YOUR ORDER TO ANYONE ELSE.

i HENRY KUEHLE, Merchant Taylor, SOUTHEAST COR. FOURTH A KAN. UP STAIRS. clean shop and Blicn keeps a gond a tall supply of meat. uses.

In power be they public or private. It will search out with rigor and condemn with a vigor, And their punishment put at a high rate. And we say to our patrons, wear they trowcersor aprons, You'll find in our columns a guide. To the very best firms who give the best terms, For all wants you wish to provide. With our name emblematical, We declare quite emphatical, We'd prove that our ttrength is a tower, Soshowyourgoodsen.se, And invest a fi'W pence, And subscribe for the Daily Sunflower.

P. P. The Old Reliable. The old reliable still blooms, and occupies a position at the front, Bnd pro A large number of yonng people patronized the North Topok a Rpid Transit yesterday, going to the western terminus. Mr.

George Smith, the Maple Hill druggist, was in North Topeka Saturday evening. Mr. Smith says they are erect ing a $10,000 hotel In his town and other buildings are going up, and that Maple Hill is fast coming to the front, and will soon arrive at the dignity of a newspaper. Colony Organized. The Kansas colony for Washington Territory has been duly organized with hea'-qusrters at Topeka, with the following officers and direotors: President, Hon.

I. W. Pck, Topeka; Vice President, Col. John Moffat, Wichita; Secretary, Ex-Stato Auditor E. B.

Mc-Oabe, Topeka; Treasurer, J. W. Dolman, Tepka; Gen'l Arent, W. T. Clark, Topeka; Western Apent, Capt.

James Steele, Taootna, Washington Terr. SMOKE "LI TTLE ERSE 7" Albert Firner, 601 Kansas Ave. Where you will find the Choicest Meats, Ihs Finest ame, TOPEKA MINERAL WELLS THE MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS KIND IN THE WEST. Turkish, Russian, Electric ai Mineral Baths. HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR INVALII Smoke "Little Jersey." For everything iu the meat Hue call st Bliiin's 507, B.

street. Orders Solioited an 1 delivered at Blinn's. A tine Hue of cntbry fit J. N. Henry 843 Kansas avt-nue.

I make a specially of ch ildren's photos. H. M. AT HE ETON, North Topeka. Call at Henry a.d see the mngie soft coal heater, the finest ever made.

011 Bt Henry and see the magio toft coal heater, the finest ever made. Buy yonr furniture at the O. and get your tickets freon rocker, 215 Kautas avenue. Nelson Roillund, who have lately opened a tailor shop nt 525 Kansas uve nue, under the Pacific Expresa office will be found with a lrje lice of sample oodi on hand. Tiite gnilemen pre reel I known find exprii.nced workmen Vid (20 guarautee fi.st class work at onablu prices.

Ad everything kept iu a first-class market. THEY LEAD ALL OTHERS. misee ell its patr. hs the usual fair und square treatment it has always extended them, refjardlehs of individuals or party. The bi sineas is still conductad at No.

827 Kansas aveuue, in basement, where r. hl tstatu transactions will still be con-duett 1 all its brandies. I boy and ell i Dees, pay texts and collect ienn .11 in and leave yonr property in ds and be assured that my pric) II result to your advnntage. If -h to make a loan on land or buy perty, let me know and I will you on short notice without add I expense to you. Don't forget the tiou, 827 Kansas avenue, in bae Yours Respectfully, L.

Beverly, Sole Proprietor. Soldier Precinct Rally. The Republican rally at the Colored school house, in Soldier pruoinot, Saturday night was well attended and great enthusiasm was mauife-ted. The voters of this preoinat are well erganized and will vote in a solid anit for the tiekst. I he colored people have taken great in-'erestinthe weekly uoeeticg there, and Ladies special department under the charge of Mrs.

Anna Pickett, a ratn Jhe Cherokee Nation, who has had many years experience in such baths and acute female troubles that these baths possess curative properties for, and in her possession many credentials of her successful treatment of them. baths must be tried to prove their wonderful efficiency. PioUett'm Carbonated Mineral Water Is Furninhec! Caus and Cases and is Highly Recommended by all Physioians. Mr. T.

W. Eokert's meat market at '2 Kats.m uve: ue, -rrott blodk, is luy have without a doubt, been the means of bringing about this streaght and confidence all over the whole town--h'p. The townstip leaders have dote uob'y ml should recieve just reward for tvheir untiring labors. To-morrow will show the pre of of their woik by a wlid Republican ballot at the polls. JST RETURNED! PHILIP PICKETT 316, 318 and 320 HARRISON ST.

We are heal-narten for til lisle of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, lEEJiS CASH, OB EASY PA7UFHTS E. M. MILLER 511 Kansas Topeka, Kans. Removed to 832 Kansas avenue. ska bay aiit'hn; in that line.

list iuolud Btdom 6ieb, por-er round steak, p. irk, mutton, jj(ijjing naet, rib ast, chuck, chuck e.k, rausag-s bologna, aud everything store will be sold at reasonable l. Seiber, with a full hnof Houm-lold goods, Tinware, Qunentwaie, Aleo a cutuptete stock of Personal Notes. ,8. Goods deliver.

part of pfiCS NEW FURNITURE kSTO REPAIRS. a mcud auy cracks or breaks. M.ubi jersey." umilOxan, plaintiff Bam'l Oijan defe flant In the district oourt fur Hhrtwnen oountj Kan np the Sbk-n owfb offina with a pleasant tui, morning. A. E.

Weller of the Kaasas Agrioaltur kt was in the city Saturdy on butincsi. Dan Gerwig of Mansreaker's grocery visited friendB in Louisville Sunday, returning tbi morfiing. A Tofiuanoxie dined at the r.KS BY PROBPTLT AT-TENDED TO. Corner A1 joiningr Hotel Xliroop. PASSING BY AND SEE THE GREAT BARtS Nortl STOP IN WHEN Mm.

Anuie Chambers, 115 Laurent street, west of Wolf Sm's dry goods store, is off ring some $eap handsome bargains in the millinery line. Everything in Ihe boue is of the latest manufacture and sty Wand warrun'ed to please the most fastidr-us. Mrs. Chambers has in the business a number of years and las both experience re him a trial. Work warranted.

BHS. Tho said defendant is herby notified that he has been sued in said court hy the abore named plaintiff and that he must answer hpr petition now on tile in said cnurt on or before Uii 13th ay of December 1888 or tae same will be tsk ss true and judgment rendered acoerdmly, diToroing the same plaintiff Protn the id defendant, restoring to her her maiden name nf Emil Cunningham and gran ing her the custody of her threu children, attest ElUL Oruv, Plaintiff. W. B. Stbbnk, oik.

Diet. curt. By 1. M. oookrell Deputy.

to 326 1-2 Kas Ave- iiile Throop Hotel, Topeka, Adams House yesterday. G. H. Smith of Yates Center quartered at the Adams. B.

W. Watron a pr minent of Hortou i-i ttie city and is making bis headquarters at the Adams House. G. D. FisLer md James Willihins.

GREAT SCOTT! Honeyto Loan! and capital at the HaoK or ner emer-prise. Since tho removal of her large stock to her present barters she is enabled to offer eheflpef ra'et thau any establishment of ie jlharacter in toe city. Low r.nt and a itsirable location en-ables her to condket the bueineK and lead the trade in loir prices. AChanca Frea At the O. furniture store, 215 Kansas avenue, beginning with to-day, November 1, aadnmidug forth? next sixty days, we will give with every dollar pur-ehuse a ticket or chance on a large upholstered rocker worth $25.

Scott makes the finest cigars he State. STJOOESSOES TO NORRIS GREEN. CASH GROCERS, 806 Kansas Avenue, North Tope) Moberly, are guesrs of the Aoams House. 3. I.

Giindy MoCook, is domi-ailed at the Adams. John Havland, Council Adami House inmate. M.G.O. Brown and On real esiate at the lowest possible rate. No waiting.

Money over so soon as a f-alis'itctory abs'ract is furnished. FRANK S. THOMAS. Coixer Kansas avenue ai ft'-, up stairs. Last night's services at the north sido chnxohes were well attended.

RoBSvitle are in tb A 1 I CHICAGO, AUKEE ST. PAUL R'Y ing lit trie AUBms xxi L. M. Sturdeva' i-icus is John Merlin, gentleman, you can now n.vir, i.nmn. nod resume law practice, JHEY ARE GREAT.

Juest try the ''Little Jersey" and you will say they are the best oh the market. HE HAS RECEIVED A New Invoice of Smokers' Articles. See His Fine Line of Meer chaum Goods. IvtTalli gnett of the Ac1 W. C.

Da- Wamegoi atthe Adams. a disgruntled but a winor man. Not'ce the largo half page "ad" on third esse of thiR WJue of Oreeby 1. 1 NORTHPIELD FARIBAULT 3. Tucson, Arizona itegis THE NEW FIRM WILL MAINTAIN THE RECORD OF THE HOUSE IN SELLING FIRST -CLASS GOODS FOR CASH ON THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN ABOVE COST.

Housekeepers Who pay cash for their cerics will certainly consult their own intei' by making their purchases from Green We are not closing out but we tell many li Tond 1 du Lac grajd special f-ale of Misses and children's cloak. Viit their large oloth-ing house at 533, Kansas aveno, and iuspect thdr large stock. mote ter Adums House, der is in the city. IE ID. SCOTT, SI 61-2 Kan.

N. Topeka Mary Smittick Aetran i FAYETTES an iuanaa guest. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING. At Luken's Opera Hous, Saturday Night. 0ELAABEl WOCKFOH 'A B.

Smittiok and wife, Rofisvip are MONTICELLol WOLFSON, LIQUOR MERCHANT, lue anamosaJ ests of the Adams House. ons. of goods to consumers at wholesale prices, instance wre are now selling: BUFFALO GRADE FLOUR PER HUNDRED BULK LARD PER POUND Messrs. Amer, Wiley, Marple, i. 0.

Hewitt and Josiah Jordan, feasant callers this morning. lvre SIGOURSL Tbe Republican rallv at Ltiken's opera house ob Satnrday night, drew oui the tbe largest atteodwee during the oam-paicn A large number ot Democrats were out to listen to words -f wisdom in- an- OTTUMW Uitect Route 8EYMOUR. hv -QoverIKT wsuorue. Fayette Hutzell, a well known pbtcr of Otty is in Topeka to dajl 42 6 Main St, ICtiusiiM Cit.v, CALIFORNIA EXTRACT HONEY PER POUND DRY S.ALT BACON PER POUND T. A.

of Chicago, is lithe city. A. J. R. Smith will spenk for the mse of Union Labor at Grantville, to-M iins.

H. Saffnd andli Welch. The tariff question rl shown Bp its true liffht, giviM the representation of protection to America indaslries and the advaneeitoa ot ne fetog man. A lnrge numb of Deo-nus went out with a ittiotf oo.tte-nat.ee, showing that the remirks el qnent r.pr.akers had tatA deep their hearts giving the trpocy of tkkt party such a thrust tU it sink Into oblivion never to nsetgain the ot an American rnbben government. The gathsring cessiu sense of the iH we msnv rW for trve cat-s- gram 6 BARS OF WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP FOR 25 POUNDS CORN MEAL, CLOTH BACK VINTON CORN 3 CANS FOR SALT, PER BARREL HIGH PATENT FLOUR, PER HUNDRED PURE UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA, PER POUND, Sternboig, of Ellsworth, the city.

R. n. Morris, Atohison, North Topska. -005 A ri'! Ui Liquors Brandies, Gins, etc. for family and medical purposes.

Mail r-ders promptly attended to. Price Litt sent on application, PACKAGES M. Sanvell and J. H. Diokey, Ka Fir ticbekn, time tables or auy infer malon in reard to tbe line, apply to J.

H. Hlland, general agent. 600 Delaware street, Kmbs City, Mo. or to any ticket agent of tbe Cbioago, Milwaukee St. Paul Rod way.

Boswvll Mnxsft, A- V. H. Casraana, ami Mansg'r. Gtonl Pw A TM Aft J. P.

Ttjcshr, Obo. H. HsAFprmD, Asst Genl Mangr. A-rtt O. P.

T. A. City, are on the north side. O. J.

Combes, of Salina, is a th PACKAGE COFFEE. PER PACKAGE 2C ANJ side visitor. 12 FOUNDS GRNUL uLD SUGAR FOR SMOKE "LITTLE JEBSEl old party. 'M t..

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Pages Available:
56
Years Available:
1888-1888