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We can supply every
family in the city on
LEMONS,
smooth and choice, not
all skin, at
20 cis Per Dozen.
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MILLINERY ROUND UP
8000 Hats Must Go.
Hate, white and colors 15 cents, worth 80'cents.
Lawhorn Hate, white ar black, 60 cents, worth 11.00.
Leghorn Rate, white or black, 33 cents, worth 65 oente.
Fina Braid Hate, all colors, 23, 38, 44, 65 to 90 cents.
Thousands of bolts of Ribbons, Veilings, and Laces must
go this were. Comb Early.
- -DRY GOODS-
Tha Shrinkage in this line has been unprecedented.
To learn the havoc that has occurred, price our good before
you buy. Our prices are positively 10 to 20 per cent below
any sale price. ,
100 Gross Dress Buttons, worth 25 cents for 4 cents doz.
50 Down Hose for Ladies, Misses and Children, three
fourths regular prioe.
5 000 yards Dress Goods, was 16 cents, now 8i cents.
Mitte, corsets, Laces, White Goods of all kinds, below
any other house.
Shoes, Boy’s and Mens Suits.
25 Varieties of Slippers.
200 Makes of Ladies’, Misses and Man s Shoes.
Boys and Men’s Hate, Ties and Shirts, on which we lead
the town. See them before you buy.
A. H. Sharum Cheap Cash Store.
515 KANSAS AVE., TOPEKA KAN.
R ED and TOMLINSON
HAVE A FULL and COMPLETE line of the best
=CHEAPEST FURNITURE.=
510 KNS AVE ’PHONE 350
It will pay you to come to see them.
| Big talk for Little Men g
We make a better Suit of lothes to order for
525.00 p
Than any other tailoring establishment in
Topeka.
NEW SPRING STOCK NOW IN. COME AND SEE IT
SAMPEB SPILED 0N RPPMGAJION
Sfornxs & Bergrrvatxcx JailorirxgGo,,
MOTTO Perfect Satisfaction or no Pay 512KNSAS AV
W. C. CUNNINGHAM,
THE FREDERICK AV NUE DRUG O.
DEALER IN
Pure Drugs and Medicines
COt. Uh. «il Frederick Ave., Sr. Joseph Mo.
Prescriptions Carefully ConrjpoundetJ. Day or N-ght
>W. . ZIEMENDOFF, and Co*
PBOPBIKTORB OF
DIAMOND PHARACY.
PRBSOJMPTION DBUGGIBT, Dealer in PURE DRUGS and toilet soaps
and roiun* abticlis
PRESCRIPTIONS CaREfuILY COMPOUNDED BY A graduate CF BUFFALO N Y. UN
vtRSITY.
BTFINE CIGaRSa SPECIALTY.
a . TT. 12U., »ud r . . ai “* '•
TBUtPBOn 6.
GAPITA GROCERY
THE BRAKES ARE OFF, COME ON-—WE ARE READY
Deviled Hani, per can /C
Potted longue, “ 7 C
Potted Turkey, “ 20c
Potted Chicken, “ 20c
Potted Turtle “ 20C
Potted Goose-wing “ 20c
Armour’s Corhbeef 12%
Canned Lobstersis c
Canned Shrimp 2OC
Red Salmon. IOC
Imported Sardines ! 5 C
American Sardines 5 C
109 East Sixth Street. S>. Spoat, Capital Grocery. IW *
50ft) sack High Patent Flour,
warranted to be as good as A hite
Loaf, Crosby’s Best, Topeka Pat.
90c per sack.
Pail Jelly3°c
Tumbler Jelly l s C
Large Glass Jelly lOC
2 can Anderson’s Jams2sc
G. W. ELLIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will practice in all tbe Courts of
Douglas County.
Office over Douglas County Bank.
BEATTY and RIGDON
00 •-«oo
LAND and MERCHANDISE
EXCHANGE
•f.0Q0.000 WORTH OF PROPERTY EXCHANGED ANNUALLY
90S KAN. AYE. TOPEKA KANS-
MICHAEL HOGAN
Undertaker, Embalm er and Fur
nsher, no. 314 Kansas avenue J
peka Kansas. A full lineofca
kets, Coffins &c, Always on hand
Telephone, No 468.
© WM- REMLY ©
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND
Employment Office
106 Nortti Kan. Ave., Topeka, Kansas,
L.JT I ■ ~ ~ ——■ ———
—A FINE HORSE—
And tv have a nice horse be must have
e&re. J. F. De css, an old hand at tbe
business and one who thoroughly under
>tand ■ the wants of the public, solicit*
your patronage at Slusser’a old stand
517 and 5i9 wmt 10th street.
BABGOGK 3 PROST.
Dealers in
Pianos and Organs, Strings and
Stringed Instruments, Sheet
Music and usical.
|®6F*Sewing Machines Works etc.
706 Kans. Ave., Topeka, Kan
d.jHi. FovcKt
can and will sell you stoves, Tin
ware and all kinds of hardware
cheaper than any man
in the city.
Come and see me.
825 N. Kansas avc. N. Topeka, K
KELLAM BOOK
nd
STATIONERY CO
Cheap Wall Paper, Fashiutable Stationer}.
All kinds of School Supplies, Barg
ains in Book*. Etc., itc.
t»3 Kan. Avc. Topexc. Kans
California Canned Goods
Peaches, Apricots, Pears, Plum >,
150
Baltimore Canned Goods —
Peaches, Pears, Plums, Apricots,
14:0.
52 bars Soap \. Si.oo
All Package Coffee 23
G.H.MYKELVEY |
Diamonds, Watches and Je w
el ry.
Repairing neatly done,
wcles fitted for the
eyes. 6z5 Felix Ave.
E. B. WALKER
fc-DRUGS AND MEDIGINE&-<
at 111 E. sth st. Topeka, Ks,
I have a Specific for Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint and Costiveness
at 35 cents per bottle, prepaid to
any address.
*TIIE * STAR * GALLERY *
115 East Fifth Street,
Opposite Postoffice.
Topeka, Kansas.
Cabinet Photographs $1 a dozen
for thirty days, to advertise.
SOLID
Through Trains
-FROM-
KANSAS CITY and ST. JOsEPHi
TO
ST.LOUIS CHICAGO
OMAHA, PEORIA,
ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
FREE RECLING CHAIR CARS.
Only One Change of Cars
TO
THE ATLANTIC COAST
THE BEST LINK FOR
NEW YORK, BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON
AND ALL POINTS
NORTH and EA T
A C. DAWES.
General Paseuger Agent, ST. LOUIS, M
Dry Goods.
PORTER, ——
SWAN & CO.
503 and 505 Felix st.
SHO S, SHOES.
SHOS-
THEY ARE GOING FASTATThESE F GUREs
One lot Baby Shoes, all one* in siteoc Pair
All «ize« m t.'loth Top Baby Sboev ... Pa r
Miv*e* Gram and Kid Shoe*. .... 1.00 Pair.
Ei»e cases l-adiet* Sheet, lateat style.. . >« 65 p‘r
Any »ty|e you want m tm« Handtura Shoes at
•a.sc per pair
The same Reductions in Hen'tand
Youth « thoes.
As we have to close these goods
out in 30 days, it may pay you to
investigate our prices.
PORTFR. SW N& C
St. Joseph. Mo.
•a.sc per
those who intend to run
I stands throughout the countrx and
! city,
4th of July.
Let us figure with you 0:1 prices
on all goods you will want.
gsgFAVe will figure 10 to IS P er
cent lower than any one on all
goods FOR. THE FOuhlH.
GAYLORD and BARCL Y,
Fine Tailoring
at
Reasonable Prices.
Come in and see our stock before you buy your summer suit
628 Kansas Ave.
Topeka, Kansas.
Spring Jtats—
Our stock of Spring Millinery has
just arrived. Our selection is extensive and the styles
are of a superior order, as our stock comprises Hats al
the way from ONE dollar to TWENTY dollars. We
are in a position to suit ail.
B.NEWBERGER,
Corner 7th and Edmond Sts.,
St. Joseph, Mo.
Inlet and Fancy Articles, Perfumes and Cigars
C BAKING
. POWDER
25°zs.for 25?
Absolutely Pure -JustHwlt.
trjAQ(jC5 aCO.KAKSASC»TY.Ha
3th & DELAWARE—AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
CAPITAL PAID IN, $300,000.
LARGEST SAVINGS SANK IN MISSOURI.
OFFIOIR3 ANO DIRBCTORB:
J . C. D RBAGM. P.«»o«~v.
W. P. MOONtS. V«o«-Fmsimsv.
■ . C. BATTL«Y, Cmmk«.
William Ballß.
T . F. MOOIII,
J . Q. BACMMAW.
OBOAP Oam , M«» B*m Ds»oe<v Over. a
WARMBR, O«AM A HA6BRMAM. Oou»»«k. j
AO/ Interest Paid on Sawing* Depesita
*rZo and Trust Funds.
to/ Interest Paid or Money Deposited
U/O tor Sis Months.
BANK HOURBI
Open every business day from 9A. M to 3 P. M.
Also open Monday and Saturday Evemags froir 5 toB
o’clock to receive oapo*its
MONEY SAVED IS MONeTmADE.|
Base 16 to to rente on every dollar you speed I
Write V* oar rusorwnh Catalogue. s Sr«>-j>ags i
book, non talnlng UhietrattoO and giving lowest mao- 1
ufatlorers* prlree. with tnaoufartpre-s' disc-ante '
of every kind of goods and scppP.ee rnaout«iur*d 1
sad Lmported into the L’p.’ed Stases, Gruertea, ,
Household Goods, Ftrn tore. Clotbiog. Ladles'
and GeaU’ Ck>th:ng and Furbishing Goods, Drees
Goods, White Goods. Dry Goods, Hat*. Capa, :
Boots and bboes, Gloses, Motto**. Glassware,
Btaltooery, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. S'.verwara,
Bao.ee, WLpa. Jmi-lomsuia, eta.
OMLT faiFr?LAA* GOOD* Cata<w sect
icw receipt of M sent* for sipreessa* we are use
, e*ly ooceera which sells G B»aaaJs«tfeo prteea, i
altowlaf the buyer the dwmist t »at the
' maattfactarer rives to tbs who **a.* bcysf. We
Carantae all food* a* repreeea^d; if &ot foe»4
. RMMMy rera&ded. G’**ds wot by eipress trf
freight, with ptletjefo of sxamlea*Cbsf
taa A KABFKM 4 cO..
IZSQol&cy Street, cbtaa<o, ILL
WE WILL PAY
A salary of ll? tn f*. ;wr wrefc tn GOOD a<*- l»
to repreoenl a* in '< -jfiv. ar d** --•* f*aorG
; M»» cf Sferrhardlseat s.v.'ifa ttirors ** Ow;.f
J twos WBO wait arsa v KMrt«Y»»y«T s»ru
’ arn.T. Caiaioftte partloUare seat ut receipt
S A KAHPE?iaco
IS Qulizy Street, Chicago. IQ.
FIRE CRACKER!
9 Bunches - -
40 BunchesEE
2§i-one box- *1
Others ask from 1
to 1.35 per box.
ON LEMONb—We are prepared
On Fire Crack* rs—
We are prepared.
On Or anges—
We are prepared.
On Canpie- 1 - We are prepared
On Pea Nut*—We are prepared.
On Sugar- We are prepared.
On Ice—We are prepared.
On Cigars—
We are prepared.
GRBHT
Southwest
SYSTEM.
Connecting the Commercial Centre* and ri*A
farm* of
MISSOURI*
Tbe Broad Corn and Wheat Field* tad Thriving
Towns of
KANSAS.
The Ferule River Valley* and Trade Centre* at
NEBRASKA,
The Grand. Pirture»qu* and Inehantlag Rone
cry. and the Famous Mining OUrtnctaaf
COLORADO,
The Agrlrnllural, Fruit, Mineral and TlmM»
lan da, and Famous Hot Sprung* of
ARKANSAS,
The BeaoUful IloiUng I*rauie« and Wood
of the
INDIAN TERRITORY,
The fingar Plantation* of
LOUISIANA.
The Colton and Gram Field*, Ik* CatUo Rang*
and Winter Raaort* of
TEXAS.
Hi*u>rical and Boonie
OLD AND NSW MEXICO,
And forma with W Connection* Uo Fop««
Winter Ron la to -
ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA,
F*r fall a**«rtptiv* and * T ? ***
nay of it* ***▼• **•«**. «e «•’
Antonie. Teana, and Morten i**»«" - 1 * - "
a**ata. or
H. C. TOWNSEMD, ,
G**! PmmmW * tlfiK Agrtt. ST- LOCIA, »<*•
BULBS
MIuLION*
OFTHEM
Fir FLORISTS 1M
AMATEURS.
Fhndb Mba» laMt
BuAMu FmmM MM
a MMBml JUm
FSaaM lar
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