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The Lane Graphic from Lane, Kansas • 4

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The Lane Graphici
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Lane, Kansas
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LastMondaf a through cattle train killed a valuable mare for Mr. Par E. Chesowetb. DENTIST. J.

Waktfdtd, cash. James Cumber, Pres, ker, of Lane. Call for free examination 'cf yonr Oweui and Griffith nave purchased teeth, Teeth extracted without pain, 25OO bushels of corn from Josh Hen COL. DICK BJUB Will address the citizens of Lane on the issues of tbe diy, Tuesday July aStb. at 3 o'clock, p.m.

in Lincoln Park. Come our and hear this Office at Burner Hotel, Boise Idaho. Editor Graphic: Enclosed yoa will find for the Grapote and Cincinnati Enquirie as per your offer. Yocr paper is like a letter from borne. We are new having our Spring rains the valleys and Mountain are green dru.

George Gates, our good natured REDUCED RATES barber, baa purchased a horse and CITT1ZENS' BANK OF LANE, LANK KANSAS. 03ers to depositor! every accommodation eonsistaot with good UATNUIINO, SOLICIT YOTJK The Mo. P.R.R. will fell tickets one fare for the round trip, to the buggy. Girls, den't all ask to ride grand old republican expound true at once.

republicanism and dispel your doubts following point gj Chicago, 111. July 4 to 6. I have on hand a car of fine on the free silver fallacy. 1 Cherrykee coal. D.

Need am. Milwaukee Wis, July i4 to 16, Buffalo, N. Y. one fare plus $1.00, DIRECTORS, We hear that there is a prospect of LETTER LIST, Jul 4 and 5. Washington, C.

JJuly to 5. an Engineer's picnic, in the Lane You will see every day Miner and prospectors fitting cnt for the mines. They pick tools, beds and a great stacks on pack horses 01 burros which is a small mule. Many will return ra the fall with hardly enough to keep them through the winter and in the spring off again to the mines. It takes money to mine successful ly, of course, sometimes a common miner will make a stake and do well JOHN OWBNS, The following is a list of letters JA9.

CuMBfifl. IBFIEtD, Clabk Luzaddek, Monbos Quifritit, Park in the near future, to be held 3. C. Wai St Louia July. 19 to 1 remaining in the Post Office at Lane by the Railroad Engineers.

Denver, Cow. July 6. Kansas, uncalled for May, 31st 1896 The Populists of Pottawatomie Township will meet in Lane, Kansas Omaho Neb Aug i5, 17, and 18 Milwaukee Wia Aug 23 to 24 St Paul Minn 80 and 31 Friday July fist, to elect delegates Dr. Prank Kerr, but to work to succeed yeu must to the county convention at Ottawa, P. L.

Gorden. Oliver Myers. Jas. J. Franklin.

Parties calling for auy of the above letters, please aay advertised. Adam Loch, P. Salt Lake City 7 and 8 have a quartz mill or a smelter and Kansas, August tst, at it o'clock, to For a smooth And-aneat Call Mrs, Her. Special one wsy rite to St Louis PHYSIG1AN AND SURGEON, for placer mining yeu mut have waft elect delegates to the state conven. tionj Members of Legislature for 15 Ci Promptly Answered Night Or July 10 to a 1st Homeseekers Eicur sionJuly 2ist er, pipe ana nose, wnicn in some locations Last 10 te carried in ditche Dsy.

distriot, and county officer. M. Chandler of Paola was in By order of A. Egar. Office in Graphic Building Residence one block east of Hotel.

or flumes, in quarUwe have what they call base ore and free milling Ladies Hair Dressing A Specialty town last Saturday evening. ore. Tbe oase ore can not ne suc- Oommittemani WARNING) To the )uun m.n and toys wbo KAN. LANE, cesifull worked without a Sowetttf the supply of ore is abundant and Frank Shortrl' go and wife are visiting in MUsotift. Born To Mr, and Mrs Joe; llJl a 3atird if.

Dr. ii rr a' ten caused a disturbance on tbe outside of the church, by shooting fire crack will be for years, as these Mountain are full of it- The quaria mills are" ded. Nof singer now running night and day near here-the ore is being handled for about ers and otheiwise on the evening of Sabntla, June 3ih and also, again on the evening; of the prayer and busi n.eas meeting of the Endeavor at the welve tntles around At the Minnig. xcliange, you can see specimens of Wellsvill Globe -0, Ryr.l cy ed a pleasant visit Hatuiday from his brother, John JiprJ, and family, Mr. Bvrd is trustee of Potiatomie twp.

M.E church July 8th by ringing the ess. ore from all parts of the state. I bell, at tbe Christian church, as such spent.in the neighborhood of Lans Furniture and Un Snrnft rshrt PhtPreA Till f.OWrt'S conduct is inexcusable and dene will fuly and knowingly and if repeated about 8 years. Brother George and Sold by D. Nedham, residence last Saturday and dertaker, Wall ll'tip ef siezed hU rauis, carriod them to the und Notions, their names will be sent to the Coun ty for action by law.

By Commity, Last Monday, two of our well myself built i cabin near where the Hendrickson stone house stands, id George being under age, Bill Stroup moted on the claim, while was putting On the roof, some Word was passed arid Strabp whipped Tilt Lane known citizens got inio a dispute and We Want eatnpes HORACE GRANT, Edito old Front Lane, front gate and relived them of six dollars and left thein to gft back to the house under Tips care. Dr. Fuller' informed us that he will siart a paper as soon as the county, township nominations ate made McKiriic traded his tio adre farm for a stock of murchandise. We have hot learned out a long bowie knife ana swore ne was not down in the woods to be before the bystauders could interfere one of them called the other the kind of prevaricator that suggests scared bj an owl, I left and I think I. ft KrntVipr ftenfee on the cablOt Subscription, $1.00 Fir Year, TIME! YOU To come) if only to "look'' at our Under-priced merchandise.

1 Mauy of the old settlers can tell you stagnant water, whereupon the other fellow resented the statement by knocking him down a few times be fore they could be separated. Published Ever Friday. about Bill Stroup. 12,20 4. 1)23 A.

Ent.d th. Pent Offlct at Ine, Kaam, a. Sccsod Clan Mail Matter. 'W. J.

Kilts, where he will open them but think Line folks would furnish W. E. good traddi Henry Cowan bas discovered some aoina Passenger No. 22.1 Km 31 Freight Ho. 21a GOING W08TH Passenger No.

224 So. 222 GOODS MUST BE kind of an animal in Lane that is 4:03 M. Lane, Kant JULY 14 o6t worrying htm nearly to death. He don't seem to be afraid that it will do BsSfliP. M.

313 and 214 earrt Freight Bo. 214 freight trains Mas Local Happenings. DANA bin) any personal injury, but he says it looks like a hard Voter, and he is afraid it will injure his party, What puteles him most is a name fur the animal. Well Henry, as this animal is the offspring of the two F's, we suggest that you call it a Gofpy. 16 to 1 you betl Next Thursday is school theeting day, L- 0.

CRITTENDEN REAL ESTATE A NT tiUH Wi4. ftss if lit riM. SOID Before tbe workmen soil them during alteration, It's economy to buy, even if the gobds are laid aside for Dome future us8. The store is full of bargains for MEN, CHILDREN. You know our goods come and see the price made.

W. McKinsie took in Paola last This cross was made several years DEALER IN ilea ii it 1 itt tissues i i GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Iff JUflDOII si. ago, Henry, and you'll find them very prolific animal, especially this year, yFor a BUGGI or a ROADWAG ON, jeu can save money by buying 6f Sbackleton CoWan, Who has a good supply on hands to select from. A Show an took in Paola yesterday Harry Crittenden of Joplin visited his parents this Week, Elmer Whitne) of Parker was id town last Thursday, Wa dsalra to say to thd publid that Tuesday.

Dick Hussey was in Paola last Tuesday on business. John Byrd and wife yisited at WellsTille last week. James Weils was transacting business in Greeley last Tuesday. Shakleton and Cowan got in a full cat of Hardware last Saturday, Mr. N.

L. Hurst and wife left on the midnight train Tuesday for a tew weeks visit in Oklahoma. Mrs. James Townsley has recently been granted a pension dating back to August l3g5, at eirht dollar's per we lira trrerJafed to do all kind 4f Oft HdtoESf 60603 AT HONEST frRIcES. Qto to Hick Garrett ia Visiting in this loca in.

Sniig ui Csijfil repair work, at lowest prices 5 ALL WORK GUARANTEE! PLOW WORE and flORSB SHOEING A SPECJALlTi'. Call, See Add bS eonvicedj Stout. lity this Week, Wm. Gillis spent last week nt Burl mcton. he says the silver men are month.

thick io Coffee County. E. M. McFall left for Indianapolis Mrs. Welch returned to Colony yestreday, her sister, Miss Effle Mea Indiana) last Friday, Mr, Sanger will hold down the night office during McFall's absence.

dow acCompined her home. Mr. E. Parker moved to his coun try resident this week, 'i3 Look here. If you Want a suit TAKE YO UK BLAGIO SMITHING, Mrs, Frank Gatlin was in Kansas nice Clothes, pair of pants, coat and SPRING GROVE ITEMS, Farmers that were seen last Week City last week and purchased a new RACINE, WI8C01SS1N Manufacturers of "THE RACINE" FARM MID WAREHOUSE FANNIKQ KILLS vest, I'll sell them to you cheaper Piano, TO DUSILiKSa GRAIN SEPARATORS AND IiANI) ROLLiKRS.

with long faces, now wear a smile or than any one in Anderson, Franklin or Linn Go's. I am prepared to do These Hill and Senmton hui4 JflGo to Walters' aad get prices Ions been used by the Farmerab prominent Miller, Orain and Heed Dealer throughout the United on poultry before yotl sell states, who highly recommend bslnlt the HKST HA. tnem as ReV, Jchn Martin will preach at ever made for cleaninal CHINES the Baker M. K. Church next Sunday this and will save you money.

W. Et Palmer. Mrs, Frank Powell ef Gafnett is visiting in town this week. We have one 0 ft. Standard mow.

Ward Meber, HORSE). SHOEING, and MACHINERY WORK A at o'clock p. tti, and Krading Wheat. Barley, Oat Cora and Seed of erery detcri" Uon. Thef do the work more thoronrh Ir, have greater rapacity, biBll strohger and heavier and bettei Mrs.

Amy SteWari of Kansas City account of the nice showers have been having. N. Johnson and family visited his brother Ike near Richmond) Sat urday and Bundayi Don't forget the etriperanee en tettatnmeat at the church Saturday night) August 1st. Mrs. Mary Downing of Eaten, Hew Mexico, accompanied by her grand daughter) of Bourbon county, Kane, is Visiting friends and relatives here flnlshed than an other Mill.

is visiting with Mrs. George Sweet. nix different sites, two for Fern Use, four for Warehouse), JUevato? er for sale at $48.00, and one Acma Mt. HollUm of Atchfon Is visiting sad Millers ne. the Land Roller Mi the DEBT at $38.00, gbacielttin Cowan.

0. W. Doman moved to the Parker property latit Wednesday tit says he la now located until next spring aaa lor toe money. ALL MACHINES WARRANTED, Write for Circular and frle 1 I L. In.

tin We mn rtrtalt ier tkerkUatUit ksf and upon land that is high and dry. for a few Weeks. MlSfl Matid WallslcS VCr? pleasant Nelt FoWell Was at Ottawa last Wednesday. Bit Mills' hilt stood On end laet George Morris, he wears a 16 to 1 badge and Says he is not a Grover OleVland republican. Leslie Her had a team run off with him lest week and give him quite a shaking up.

One day lafit week Mr, Newton Ddddfl of Lyndon, was married to Maud Dial by Judg Crouch. Mrs: Mathers of But'Iington Kohj arrived in Ltfnd, yesterday and will visit frith her mother Mrs. Christina Smith kh.iA,Loht VitilSd ih Pabla, ly entertained A fe fnenda la Friday Owing the tttitSjr Weather there was hot ad large a number present il9 Otherwise Would Monday. He Crossed the river at the tf Sto iron Work and price GUARANTEED O'MAILES STAND. liAISTE, KAISr Mcintosh and tfulltntftott, fojiitiiii til Svgesu.

-ivMiumwfM COPAlffllElt PRO FESSI0K. Will Anai-vfof all Calls DAY OR NIGHT' Office At Dr. Mcintosh's Old Standi West Side Main Street. Kaksi Horn ford and the Water tan ovCr the baggy seat While he was looking fer the other tide. tboald vestieatw I DO YOU I ilfAfJT a Carriage have been, btit all ebjoyed therJi-selvefl.

ne inertia fth ttt tiAciiriLObt AG0 to Walters' for hijr.il prices en poultry A TT.A 1C rpnr1frtMmf.rth mrhfljiy.fatMy It, lIpehUirriK oIUUrt Now that Jdhn 'l. titer Is nomi tntmatiLXVUto AMD tCAfAlltteSllfiD STURTEVANT-LARRABEE CARRIAGES. tf mil ioid bf AiiAi in fbbr town iei.a lot ilitUtMfeioht Sad mice. S3000 THufsda Ifin will wJfk Iniltkirl I'ruclltoijtvlll. wem iftrUWW'5 nated again for Representative, as 4 tSirti Thrt Thnmann PjMnni c.

tlftV avlJ 'i IJtL Who t'jlnk rart iomlei.rVlil.ii Ilwil will twlhlliclf Jtir (Ki attiiRUuifeir 1 naniBD-An luea joss rtiplotnii'tiljH rrhirh nh fhn that ampiitt running mate We must have Data unlnflf auccifulfl v.k moiiBj mw weaitb. wei. tun jiinv nriD vuu 2 nt innumi'Lknmtz co, bikshamtom, n. v. I sl ttBtltlfi Psteilt itt or.

NeCJband, The1 silver Champibn priu oner wntd. Pottawatomie Township ALXJEM. Bus 40; AUrjatV CM.

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Années disponibles:
1895-1900