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IE COWAtf, A.1 MEADOl; J. HAM KliCEI Vlitt A Urtre lot of Ksw Hats and Dry Goois which bo proposes to sell ut bolim prices saw If IV FEED SALE I EE KB KR I vv I. Xj I. Lane, Firet-elass rigs lumlshed day or ntgbt geod carriages and saddle horses Commercial travelers conveyed to any part ol the country AT REASONABLE RATES, S. W.

WINTER, REAL EST A IE, INSURANCES LOAN AGENT, -1 have a list of IMPROVED FARMS Which I can sei-f. at reasonable KATES. I also have TOWX LOTS AT GOOD FIGURES. CAN LOAN YOU MONEY: On long or short time, and at reasonable rales. I am also solicitor for lhe German Insurance Company, and a dozen others.

CALL AND LOOK OYER MY LIST. Also ageat of the HOME LIFE ASSOCIATI02ST, Of Burlington, Iowa. Those wishing their Jite insured in a safe and cheap com- pany, should at once CALL ON ME. JNO.C. SHERIDAN, AIIOKSr.y-AI-LATT, PAoLA, KANSAS, Office in llalney Block, up stairs.

S. CORY, Lame, Kansas. A "Will af fend 'all pales on commission, Fail satisfaction guaranteed. S. B.

WIUGIIT, M. IjlCI.KCTIC PHYSICIAN, ii Lank, TCassas. Office two duors south of the lloladay building, where 1 cun be found when not engaged. Attorney-at-Law. asd jsrotary fcblic, Osawatoiuie, Kansas.

Wi'l a.ietid to collections, taue Will praetiee it) Miami ana Franklin counties. Office opposite Sands' store. 0-ly Xj. hendrickson, Justice of the Peace Conveyancing, Collecting and Insurance a epcciiUy Lune, Kansas. DEL03 WALKER, M.

XOTSCXAS andSTJEGEQlT, Spctiil 'attention' given lo snrgery. Greeley, Kansas, 9-lr A. J. 51' IXlOSU. J.

A AMBltOSK. MclntoshA Ambrose. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Laxk, Kansas. t'r. Mcintosh may be found at his ol-tice during the day, and at night at his residence one mile southeast of town.

lr. Ambrose will be at the office day and night, when not absent on protos-fciouai S- VI. VUVFEIE, A Tfc I C. If you want deeds acknowledged oaths administered, or any other business performed relating to the office Notary Public, cail on S. V.

Winter, at The Advance nCioe Lane, Kas. LEE SATES, OARPENTEE And Builder, LANE, KANSAS. Plans ami specifications furnished on application. All work done iu a workmanlike maimer. J.D.ZIMMERMAN.

LANE, KAS. Plans and specifications drawn on application. Work guaranteed give satisfaction. 33-tf. II.

E.1IICKOK, Slactaitli Wageamabr, OSATVATOMtE. KAS. 1 make all kinds of ILMetf. TOOLS, which arc warranted equal to tin beat Buggies Wagons made to order at reasonable rales I I have Farm Lands and Town Property for sale, among which are the following 80 acrps miles from Lane; 15 acres of timber; a'l under fence; 45 acres under cultivation; 6tory-and-a-half house 10x28 In good repairs; good spring of water. Price 300.

100 acres 2J.2 miles from Lane; G5acres under cultivation remainder, prairie 50 acres enclosed food story-and-a-half ho-ise. out. house and cellar; stable good bearing orchard, two good springs. For sale cheap. Good 6tocli farm of 320 acres.

i4 miles from Laue 270 acres under lenco, 100 acres plow laud. bcarios fruit trees, small fruits, never-failing water. Ciin be sold in a body, or parceled to suit purchasers. Price, $5,200. Two hundred nnd ft rty acres five miles from Lane In a good location; T10 acres in cultivation; 'balanoe pratrio and timber; well watered with three sprinars.

A good orchard; house and stable, stock lot and other conveniences. This would make a good stock farm and is offered very cheap. 400 acres miles from Lane: about 150 acres under cultivation, gooa orchard, never-failing stock water, and good timber; mostly bottom laud. For sale cheap, in amounts to suit purchasers. Good business house on Kansas Avenue lathe town ofLann.

Well suited for a restaurant a much-needed enterprise; rooms up.stairs, back building, cistern. Price $000 cheap. Residence bouse on Kas. Ave. with about lJi acres of ground; good well, shade and fruit trees.

Price, 500. Bualucss and residence lot9 at low figures, ta suit the tiracB. J. H. JACOBS SOW.

AD0a I ITT A A A BBS I. BB It AAA A A BBS Kansas, i pa PS A. Brown A Co are now prepared LIME. When you want a llrst-class article of Lime, you will fiud it at the lumber yard. S.

A. Brown Co. MOiEir TO I.O AX On from thirtv days to five vears time. Enquire of Peyore St Mellen. Oct ronr pimnre taken, Chance.

Cowan dt Aleador hav; purcuaoeu of B. Miner of Paola, recently, a top bug-ey and spring wagon--ooth new. They have also added several new horses to their stable. Now is your chance to go on a drive. 'Parties Wanting can get it at S.

A. Brown A as cneap as they can at the kiln.f Sept. 1., 1882. I'lE nARIIEK fglioiS If vou wantanef i clean snaVsor hair-cut, call mt linker's tWsorial rooms, Lane Han. Brick for sale at tho lumber yard ol Brown Co, Choice beef at Brownlee Vi ear's.

9,999 bushels of neat, at the LA Mills. Don't sell before you see Nawtoit Alward, they will pay the highest market prioe. 'rim The oharging of a gate Ice at Lincoln Park Jaat Sunday was mi entire sur prise to tho people. Wagon load after wagon load of folks who came five, eight and iwvlve miles to see and hear jv St. John, Hon.

Jesse Harper and others, wero compelled to' return on account of not having money to pay a gate foe of 10 cents for individuals nnd 35 cents for teams. Had Mr. Thos. J. ed in the bills that an admission fee would bave becii charged on Sunday then the people would not have thought any thing, of if, and would have come prepared to pay.

We (Horace J. Newberry) would have made it known through the columns of the Advance had we been informal of It In lime. But Mr. C. never said a word to us about charging a gate fee until after the paperof last week was print.

ed and mailed. Thus keeping the people from ftnowin? for fear they would not come out. We believe in au admis sion fee as a means of defraying necessary expenses incurred in. getting speakers, but we don't believe in taking people unawares. If a gate fee Is to be charged at Lincoln Park the same should be so advertised.

For the people have cars and they hear, eves havo they and they see; hence it be-nooves the manager of Lincoln Park to have everything done right and in an acceptable manner. flo'to J. I'YLK'S SORGHUM. for good gTATE.UE.Vr. Mr.

Editor In your issue of Sept. 1st 'it is slated that Mr. Leo McKee died of quick consumption, which is an error, as the following autopsy, taken by the undersigned, will show, viz: The posterior walls of the pharnyx were congested, and covcrod with small ulcers, which ex tended to-the laruvx and upper pari of the trachea. The arvtenoid cartilage of the right side together with the vocal rd 3 were entirely gone, also all the lower half ot the cartilages of the larnyx. The puss had burrowed between the fracheannd assophagU3 to the depth of twelve lines or more, thus completely sev ering the bauds of the trachea, leav ing onlv the mucus lining of tho sesophagus to prevent the discharge nf the pms into the stomach.

The lower portion of the trachea was healthful. The extent of the disease was sufficient to produce asphyxia, the immediate caue of death. Signed: A. J. McIntosh.

M. J. A. Ambrose, M. D.

Garnett. papers please copy. J. A. MILES is the place to get your I1CW Soldiers and Clllzenx.

All the railroads in Kansas have made the passenger fare at the uniform rate of one cent per mile for the soldier's reunion at Topeka, Sept. 11 to 16. All who may attend from Lane and vicinity are entitled to the above rates. Lei there a bia; turn out. The Topeka Fair and Soldier's Reunion will be the most important events of the season.

Hon. James G- Biaine, of Maine, will be at the reunion also many other leading men. I wilt sell white lead lO cents per cwt. cheaper than any other house In Lane. W.

I ATIiW. Manly Siort. Last Thursday two of our citizens in dulged in a little knock-down which was very naughty indeed; nevertheless when red-headed and black beaded men get to quarreling it is sure to end in bloodshed and loss of whiskers. While on the other hand two red-headed men might fuss and quarrel irom now until the blowing of Gabriel's trumpet and neither of them receive aa injury. Such is life.

I'OSE K.lLli CJ3EA. A chest of carpenter tools, and iron vise property or tne laie Li. McKee. Call on O. M.

Wilbur. Our citizens could not do better than to organ is a loan and building associa tion lor the purpose of erecting tenant houses. We have some ono, almost every day, ask us it we know of any vacant house to rent. ISow let's arrange it so that thoso seeking homes In our midst can be accommodated. Lane is naturally a desirable place in which to locate and all who stop off here any length of time are more than pleased.

Our beautiful location, water, soil, tirr. ber, park, railroad, market, and man other facilities, conveniences and at tractions convince the mass of visitors that this is TUB place to locate. Then why remain dormant, any longer? HARPER BROS, nave a few stubble ilows yet on band which they fully Wakrakt and will sell at a bargain. paiw Mr. A.

A'wjrd has purchased Mr. Jere Orton's interest in the Lane Mills, taking possession Sept. 1st. The firm will be known as Newton Alward henceforward. Mr.

Or on will remove to Garnott. While here he has gained the esteem, confidence and good will ol all, ann bas proved an etncient Worker in the milling business, lie also has won and wed one of Lane's fairest daughters, who Will accompauy bnu down life's journey. We bespeak for him a bright future. For accordions and violins go to (jiailin'ei. A.

number of cattle belonging to Mr. Stephen Burkdoll, living east of town, got into a field of corn belonging to Fred. Ringhisen, a few days ago. and before they could be turned out they had gorged themselves with green corn, so that two bave already died and eight or ten more are in a critical conditieu. Lyndon Leader.

Mason's self sealina fruit Jars, the best in the market, at J. A. iMIL.ES, Lane, Kansas. Au order of the Knights of Labor was organized Wednesday evening at the Grange Hall. Mr.

W. J. Ellis bas purchased the Fowler blacksmith shop, and will cos. vert it into a barn. Miss F.

Grace Allen has secured the Pleasant Valley school for live months at 37.50 per month. Mr. Wm. H. Cuppy has resigned his position a deputy post-master, to take effect to-morrow evening.

The Prohibition camp-meeting closed Wednesday night. A full report in our next issue of the Advanck. Do you want a good newsy paper then Subscribe for Advance. Only 91 25 a year; Now is tne accepted time. Miss Keta Grant bas been employed to teach "the young ideas how to shoot" at the Baker School, during the ensuin; term, ci.ifw per tnousu, ,.7 Gov.

J. P. St. John addressed the pioplo at Lincoln Park, Sundav. Mis Nannie Myers nnd Miss Grace Allen gave as a call Saturdav.

Chas. Wilson departed Mondar morning for Severy, Greenwood be absent two weeks Dana Necdham will go to Man-hat leu next Monday to attend the Agricultural school tho-coming term Prof. Itoot, of Liberty township, Linn county, called at the Advance oitice Tuesday lie 13 quite a noted musician. 13. C.

Hoyt, lale comp. 3n the Advance office, departed sine die Monday evening, for his home iu Paola. Success attend bitn. Judge Pulse. James Whetstone, Henry Delwiler, J.

A. Gtiy and E. II. Snow, ot. Ottawa, were in attendance at the Campmceiing Sunday.

Mr. Chauncy Seamen, of Liher-tv township, Linn county, has gone to Lawrence to attend tho Stale Universitv during fhe ensuing year. Prof Frank Pyle and wife de parted Tuesday evening for Si Joseph, to attend the fair at that place. They will also atlcud the Topeka fair before returning. C.

Alfred and Emma Reed children of A. A. Eeed of Ctiller-lp will attend the State Universitv at Lawrence, Ibis coming yearcom mening Sept. 4th. Ottawa Journal.

Rev. A. M. Richardson, of La rence, called to see us Tuesday morning. He is associate editor of the Kansas Progress, a atricl advo cate of prohibition and happy homes Col.

Harper, the Greenback orator, is doing some effective work for the cause of temperance. All who failed to hear him at Lincoln Park have lost a rare treat indeed Mr. Numa Wells and familv moved to Lawrpnce. so that he can attend the Law dppartment of the State University, the coming year, which commenced Monday, Sept. 4th.

-Mr. C. L. Keiley and family ar rived from Louisburg Wednesday morning and will henceforward be citizens of Lane. Air, K.

is the gentleman who purchased Greene Bros, stock of groceries. Mr. Carr. Greene: of Greene Bros, grocery firm, departed Satur day morning for his home at Long ton. Elk countv, Kansas, where he will visit his parents for fortnight and then he will go to Illinois.

Messrs. T. J. Pyle. O.

M. Wi! ber, W. II. Gatiin, Lee Bates, IT. II.

Cowan, John S. and B. Hanwav went lo Greeley Monday night to assist in organizing a lodge of the Kuijrhls of rythhis in Ihat place. Mr. Thomas Mason and family, of Westphalia, were 111 attendance al the Temperance enmpmeeting from atnrdav evening until Monday morning.

Ilicvare oll time trisnds and acquaintances of "ye editor." Mr, P. E. Adair and familv ar rived in Lane last week, to remain until after the campmeeling. Mr. A.

is au artist and has erected a tent just south of the meat market: where he will bo glad lo see you. Prof. Geo. W. Arbncklc, of Topeka, tho finest polo singer in the State, had charge of tho music din ing (he Temperance cnmpmeeting.

He made a call at our sanctum while here, which was highly appreciated. -Miss Oihie Mendor, aged four years, has our sincere thanks for a bouquet of choice' flowers which she presented to us on Mondav. May she grow up to womanhood, as innocent and pure as the bouquet now before Notice the ctisntge iti lite ElJue Front Grocery vertiseimsnt anil govern yourtiel te accord. inSly when in need of choice groceries etc. The following pedagogues attended tho Institute at Lincoln.

P.uk: II Ellis, Wm Frank Pvlc, Hays, James Baker, MWilber, Fred Colli Slavcn, James Wallis, Fred II Waddle, Henderson, Parker, Reed, Kinnear, Rev Dougherty, Dicklow, A Connett and Horace Grant; Mary Leonard, Eliza Merchant, Amanda Henderson, Sadie Henderson, Jcunie Pierce, Anna McCurdy, Augusta Pierce. LE Lester. Jennie Kelsey, Mattie Steward, Nora Johnson, Alice II Kelsey, Dell Petiigrew, Clara Johnson, Mary Bares, Nannie Myers, Ida Stidhani and Reita Giant, of Franklin county: Jesse Wells, John Ronse, Hoyt nnd Ed Shively Clymenia Clark, Florence Turner, Mabel Mitchell, Rosilla Polhamns, Hovt and Grace Allen, ol Miami county (Jeo Jones nnd Ida Crowell, of Linn conntv Eva Hobart, race White, Poca Blake. Mollie While, and Mr. White, of Anderson county.

Call on J. A. MILKS for Groceries, 3et Yonr picture taken. To The Front E. It.

Beeson A bave received and opened out a new aud complete stock ot men's, youth's and boy's ready made clot hing. Call and see them il you want something good aud durable at prices to 6uit the times. On Tuesday while Mr. Nelson Johnson was engaged at helping haul posts for Mr. T.

J. Crowder, he accidentally fell from the wagon and broke bis seventh rib. on the leftside, from off the breast bone. Medical aid was at once secured It will be some time before he can accomplish much. The BLUK I'KO VI' Urovery.

On Neighbors. Colony has a telephone line. The new Opera house at Ottawa is completed. The Ottawa banks are paving out more gold than greenbacks. New corn sold on the streets of Garnelt last week for 50 cents a bushel.

Hon. Schuvlcr Colfax will deliver his lecture, "Our at the Paola fair, Thursday, Oct. 1882. Miss Emma Anno has been employed to reach 1 he primary department of the colony school for a'term of eight months. A coal, oil and milling company has been organized -n't Louisburg tor tho purpose of developing I he resources of mother earth in the vicinitv ot their city.

MIMIEY TO I.0 4H: On from thirty days to live years time. Enoulre of Estto Friday, skpt. 8, 13S2. Time Card. PAS.

IVY. K. a A. Di Until further notice, trains will leave lake station as follows GOING WEST. Freight, 0 KK) A.M.

Express. 9 :36 A.M COIKO r. A 3T Freight, 0 :00 P.M Express, 5:36 P.M "Western Union Telegraph Com panv and Picilic Express Compauy oinces at the depot. G.S.WHYBAKK, Agt. K.

C. I. S. R. ft.

Time Card. COIXG NORTH. Passenger, Freight, goixg south. Passenger. 1 p.

2Up.m i Freight, a. m. MEETINGS, SOCIETIES, Friondu' t'liurvli. Three miles cast of Lane. Regular Services, everv Sabbath at 11 o'clock A M.

Sabbath School at 9: 45 A. 31. Lane Union Kiind-ny School. Meets every Sunday at. 9:30 a.m., in the upper room ot the scnooi.

bouse. JJ. C. Hoyt, Supt. Prayer TMeetinsr.

TJnloa Prayer and Experience meeting for the promotion of holiness, at Lincoln- every Thursday at 8 o'clock p.m.. Ijanc Pi'uttibitory "Ial- 3Ieet3 at the school -house on the first Sabbath evening ot each mcnth. L. liKXDKICKSON, J.W WRIGHT, President, Secretary. XCnishts of tliias Lane No.

47. K. of meets every Wednesday evening at the hall in Jackson Block. "Visiting brothers invited. T.

.1. Pylk, O. O.M.Wilbkr, K.R.S. At Raker School House. Preaching every alternate Sabbath by Rsv.

11. Harkness, ot-the M. K. Church. Also, every second Sunday of each month, by Rev.

31 r. Masters, of the Christian (New Light) church. Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 A. M. Jleetsat the Grange Hall iu Lane every Saturday, at 7:30 p.m.

To My Patrons Having sold mv entire f-tock of Mi'-i linery to Mrs. A. Bowman and aaufjmer, uerewim tawe imsmein-od of thanking you for (lie support I have received from vou. 1 can heartily recommend to you my successors as worthy of your entire support and confidence. 1 am yours Truly, MRS.

SaTHK 51. Oktox, nee li-AlU'EIl. Lane, Kansas Sept. 1, ISS. Boots and Shoes.

E. R. Bcsson A Co. will soon have on hand a compute lino of handmade Boots and Shoes, it will pay -oh to wait and examine their goods before making your purchase. SPECIAL.

-For the next thirty days wo will furnish the Lane Advance aod the Tope-fea Capital weekly one year for $1 50, cash in hand Those of our subscribers who are in arrears can have the benefit of this offer by paying up and pay-iu; 1.50 in advance. The Capital is the official paper of thj state, and wilt con tain all legislative proceedings and other matters of importunuo to every citizen of Kansas. Who'll be. the iirsl? Local fOliips. The oyster scasou ia upon in.

KSet four picture la lien. Chicken. waited at T.J. Pylc's. 1 lie FKOST Uroecrv.

Mr. Geo. S. Whybark is on the sick liot. Go to T.

J. PyLirs and get his prie6 on Lultcr. Sir. A. A.

Alward sold live mules, Tucedaj', for $650 cash. Hogs in this vicinitv arc rather scarce, hence high prices will predominate. A good many inquiries baro been made of late regard! houses to rent. ilisa L. Eliza ilerchant has the school iu District 13, 8 months at 35 a month.

Air. It. C. Jlcudersou has secured the Herea school for the cusuius term at 10 a month. A sd many covered wagons pass through our village of late, headed webtward.

Cora is ripo e--ouh to begin fecdiug, and the yield in this vicinity is gohi to bo very laro. Tho report of the prohibition camp-meeting; was handed in too late for publication this week. The Ottawa Kepublican of last week contained an ir tercstin letter from Lane, Written by llob Ror Miss Sadie Henderson, has obtained a school 7 miles southwest of" Ottawa for five months at 35 per month. 3Ir. James IiedUiugton aud tamily uiovcd to Osawatomie Friday, where he can be more convenient to tho work assigned him.

Mr. C. F. Uill brought to our office this week, 18 apples which made an heapen peck. JIaDy tbaubs.

Hurrah for Kani sas, her fruits aud cereals. Go to T. J. Pyle's and examine his new stock of misses' and children's shoes, dry goods, novelties, laces at ten ceuts a bunch, etc. Bring the ADVANCE office a pint of your wheat, oats, flax and other grains already thresbed.sive name and variety, number of acres and average yield per acre.

Mr. A. A. Alward and family are moving to Lane this week, having leased Mrs. Cline's property.

They arc a valuable acquisition to our village. Mr. J. P. tho Boor and Shoe maker will be ready to commence business next Monday.

Sept. 11th, at bia new shop south of Duvore A ilelleu's land olDco. There will be a Sabbath School convention at tbc Sutton Valley M. E. church, 011 Sunday, September 17lb.

Invitation to all is, come prepared for a feast of good things. Mrs. Mary Newberry, mother of "ye editor" has purchased of Walter Devore, the west half of block 3, in the part of Lane, and will isproye it (Lis Don. Joseph Iugalls of Iowa, addressed the people of Chestnut Grove last Thursday evening. Tne BLI I'HOXT Croeerv.

Chickens wanted at T. J. Pyle's. Call on J. A.

MILES for Groceries. Iter. fS. I. TEUKICK will preach at Lincoln Park 11a.m., Sunday, Sept 17, 1332.

Brownlee A Year 'pay the highest market price for fat cattle. Hummer wilt soon be at an end for this year llow have you Improved your time? Brownlee A Vcar keep choice steak, roasts, teudeiloinsi' etc. at reasonable prices. Bring the Advance office a specimen of your tall corn, also millet, grasses, castor beans and other products. Brownlee A Vear will pay cash for GOOP, fresh milk cows.

A motion prevailed that the poems written for tbc Advance be laid on the tablo lor the preseut. Ready made men's nnd boYs' suits cheaper than any other place in Lane, at J. A. Miles. Are you going to the Topeka fair? Only one cent a mile there and back by railway.

Calico prints will be closed out at bottom prices, at J. A. Miles, lo make room lor new goods. Mr. Adam Loch has purchased the propety now occupied by Walter A Devore.

They will soon move into their new building. Ho! Having purchased the slock of Merchandise belonging to L. llen-drickson, Lane, Kansas, I am pro- pared to grant bargains in both Drv Goods i nd Groceries. Give me a call and let's get acquainted. IIop- tig lo merit a liberal share of the public patronage, I remain your benefactor.

J. A. Miles. P. 8.

Bring me your Produce. fake your children and babes to E. AD41KS GAIXEICVneartlje Advance office and have tlieir pictures taken. Now is a good time to call and renew your subscription to the Advance, which is by far tbc best local paper in tho county. WHAT LAME iXEKOS.

A jeweler. More wells. Vinegar works. More railroad. More 6ide walks.

A first-class hotel. A coal shaft sunk. More dwelling bouses. A barbed wire factory More store buildings. More men with capital.

A hrst-class restaurant. A sidewalk to Lincoln Park. A foundry and machine shops. Two new churches built at once. Mora subscrioers to the Advance.

And numerous other branches ol usiuess not yet represented. HAPPEIt BROS, will give yon bar gains cooking STOVB3 for the next 30 days, in order to make room far a iot of heating stoves. Greene Bros, have sold their entire stock of groceries li Mr. C. L.

Keiley. of Louisburg, who ill Immediately put in a very large and cosipieta liae of groceries. The Lane Cornet Band will go to To. peka next Monday to remain during the fair, and to compete for 011a of tba premiums offered by tho Fair Associa-, tion. They are iu excellent trim.

We wish them a glorious time. Wc acknowledge the receipt of au invitation to attend the Linn County Fair to be held ut La Cyauo, September. 10th to 22d, ii elusive. For premium list or other information address O. D.Uar-inon Sec, La Cjgne, Kansas.

The Lank Advance made its appearance among our exchanges recently. It is a well edited paper and is sound on the gubernatorial question. We place it on our list with pleasure. -fualstcad Independent, i'es, St. John is our man.

The Weekly Kansas Herald, Messrs. Ilobcrts Brundage editors, came to us this week, It is a large ehiht-oolumn lolio, well gotten tip and published in the interest or. people now living on the earth. Mr. Thomas J.

Powell one of our sturdy to the Advance office last Thursday evening, a sample of the gourd-seed variety of corn. One ar having 26 rows, 10 inches long, 10 14 inches iu circuinlerence and weighing ol ounces. Elder Ilendriukson has got his saw mill moved to the south bank ot tho Potawatoinie the bridge in Lane, and put in shape for business. A great quantity of logs have already been hauled to the mill and are now being sawed into lumber. Johnson Clark is loading wagous with apples for Wichita.

He sells tho best varieties for 20 cents a bushel. Parties wanting small lots to dry can get five bushels for $1, by going to his place one mile eaelof Laue. He has left some fine samples at our office. Mr. J.

W. Walter has sold his interest In the real estate firm of Walter Devore to Mr. Morris Mr. Mellyu needs uo introduction to the x'ubliu as everybody knows him to be a straightforward, honorable business We wish the new firm prosperity. The third quarterly meeting of the M.

E. church, Greoley circuit, Fort Scott district; will be held at Lincoln Park, Lane, Kansas, Sept. 0th and lOtb. On Saturday there will be meeting at 10:80 a.m., followed by the Quaiterlv Conference. Rkv.

P. Tedrick. P. Rev. E.

C. Boaz, P. E. Linn county has 93 districts and requires 110 teaohers lo conduct the schools therein. The extra teachers are employed at La Cygne, Pleasanton, Prescott and Mound City.

W. H. Gatiin. formerly of this comity is commanding a good trade in the drug Lane, Mr. Gatliu's popularity here seems to follow him in his new location.

Pao la Spirit. Tne Crystal Spring is the finest of any in the west, affording fine cold water iu great abundance to all. Those who attend Lincolo Park meetings pvononuoe it the best spring they have ever 6cen Farmers bring us six of your largest apples, peaches, quinces, apricots aud pears, give name of variety and jroduo-er. We wanttbera for exhibition. Also bring us a half peck ot onions, yitb uaaao aiisohaa.

27 JO Sets Reeds, 590 Th Famott Jtethoven Organ, conialna 37 IBtops, lO SctiJtcoit, PRCE ONLY S90N- Older now. Remit by Bank Draft.Pont tffif Mou(y Order, or Lottcr, Boxed and shipped Without aMouirnl I( y. Factory miinlng day PEdiiieht. OrgnnalmiltonoMplan, $30, $40, $50,8 io tl op. (lata loffiirJPree.

Aildresa ov call upnn AAjri tEAXXY, VMhiuEton, Kew 2 Isaac Lantz General ainn repair all kinds of Fanning Implements ao wagon wood work CUSTOM SClICITEDv AX M. SiE.ilWK'S WHO LANE, KAS. iEir.ra ix Dry Goods, Groceries Lumber the mw PIIOTOGIUPH GALLERY ARTIST, Everv etvle of picture made with neatness and dispatch. Landscape and photographing ot live stock aspccialty. BGaliery befween riainuoaler office and U.

P. Church, 02 tt Cream Boob Adventure Pioneer DktinC Herres awaj Oeeds. The ihrilling adventu res or all the be-ro explorers and (Vorutar iiguters wiih Indians, outlaws and Avild beasts, over eur whole country from tho earliest, times to the preset. Lives and famous exploits or Do La Salle, Standisli, Boone. Kentou, Brady, Crockett, Howie.

Joe. Wild Bufialo Bill, Gens. and CrooVr, great Indian ohinrn au.l seores jf otheri, VSOK4 KOIWI.V n. wnn 170 ngrav ings yjo the life. AtSETS WART ED, Is low priced and sells well.

STANDARD BOOK St, Louis, Mo. That-Wonderful Book! WITH FOB MS fc BUSINESS 4 SOCIETY, Is selling by tens of Ibnytennrts. Tt la one of thft universally useful book ever published. It tells completed HOW TO DO KVKBYrmXG in the host way, How to be Your own Lawver How to Do Business Correctly 'Hnd Successfully, How to uct in Horiot everywhere. Amine of varied inl'orinn.

tion to all classps for M.nstnt reference. AUEVI'K WATKO tor Jj or KTi i bl- of RfcAL al io nnd attractions fiI better than any other, to 11, V.AMJUIJ. touiti. A WijSHPlpfl ri 1 w-s I 1 gSS5 Rep The jLane Mills. Keep coustautly on hand a supply FLOUR, FEED.

Custom work solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. Beat meal iu the market kept constantly on hand HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds of graiu. NEWTON ALWAKD. 1st -4 T9IE BMEFROTdiRIICERV Mr. C.

L. Kklt.ky, succpssor to Greene is preparing to put-In a largfi and complete 6tnck of choice GROCERIES AXD QUKENSWARK. fie is prepared to pay the nic.HBsT markkt prick Tor country PRODUCE. Farmers wben you come to town be sore and call at the Bi.uk Fkost Grocery, and examine Mr. Kelley's goods.

AC3WV.N AND DAUGHTER DOWMAN AND SLAUGHTER, (Successors to Miss Sadie Harper.) DEALERS TXS MILLINERY, Fancy Hosiery, Buttons, Etc' (XT One door south of Harper Brothers Hardware Store, Lane, Kans. Gall and See our Goods. Oil! YES, THE PIGTIHR MAN has come. You will rind him at the tent near the ADvanck office. GSaistcell's Compendium.

Mr. U. P. Page of Ottawa, Has. is agent for Gnskell'8 library of many books relating to Social aud Business life condensed into one volume of 590 pages, and containing 100,000 facts.

5 I2t PARTIES Wanting to purchase lime ot the Han-way manufacture, need not go to the kiln, but 6lionld buy ol S. A. Brown in Lane, who keep a good supply of t'jat lice constantly on hand. Lane Kansas. The ARMS' DRUG STORE Fuller Carter, SOPBIETOBS.

"We Lave just opened a new and trcsh stock of Drus, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Tobacco and Cigars, and everything nsually loaad iu a first class drug store. A share of the public patronage is solicited. 28-tf S-CAKEFULLY-2ar unde -BY" Here We ie lour gems card sle for 63 ceuts. T.lt geaiH-card ie-for 51.00" at r. E.

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