The Commercial Bulletin from Lane, Kansas • 7

The ice man is a broad the MILLET SEED. ommtrcial lulli-liit PROCLAMATION FROM THE PALAC E. DOWN WITH OPPOSITION. The Palace still maintains tlie lead and is doing the business! The Great One Price Clothing and Tailoring Palace company! The wide-awake, cut and slash rustlers and tireless trade pullers of Franklen county, recognize no competitors! we are here with blood in our eyes! We have shoved the knife clear up to the hilt in every article in our Palace quarters! We are catering for your trade and that we shall have: Skeleton sizes for lean men, Jnmbo sizes for fa men. New prices with red figures and the town painted red with bargains.

Competitors painted blue with Dispair. While the Great and Only Palace remains fresh in the memories of the ever appreciating public of Franklin cotnty. "We cannot be out done. We cannot be undersold. Never was the spirit of dotermina tion so strong to sell at way down Weare reaching fever, point.

Keep on Reading and reflecting. Do not stop reading, we have uot reached the end yet. We have opened fire and must blaze away until the slaughter bar captured a multitude of buyersjthe goods must go aud go quickly. We want a barrel of money! organized and equipped with battle axes, blunderbusses and dynamite; success staring us in the fece. Prosperity cannot be argued down! Never before have we opened the season with such a flgttering outlook We have touched the cord that vibrates the public heart Study your interest and be prompt, you can noc make any mistake! know what you have done iu the past! Come and see what we can do for you now! Knocking the Tar, Pich and Turpentine out of competirors prices, sinking the efforts of last year's priees into dzizy past! Infusing more dash! More power and telling effect! More meiita and physical strength than ever before.

A.NE, KANS. LANLOCAL DIRECTORY JANE'S SECRETSOCIETIES, Granville Lodiro number 2U3, In-'-dent 'Order of Odd Follows, uioeU ttt XI fl 11. V. Cbow, V. H.

B. Goobiuck, Sue, AckucY, Trbab. -Lane LoiIko, number 4T, Knltfbts a C-O. Grange Cooperative Afiatmn; meetB every Beeond "IVmnM ay evening in each mhan V.J. Ellis, Secretary.

6. A. ianaer i-ost, number 271 Grtmd Army of the Republic meets 2nd teh Monday evenings in each month at Miles nan. r. Hendbickson, P.

C. J. 8. Hasway. Adjutant LANE'S RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES, every alternate -S "day morniug at 11 o'clock, and evary al-ternStlsumlay evening at o'clock.

Sabbath School moets every Sunday at I P. M.C mm ion and young people, cordially invited, auu made wrtouui Como- pagtor rhrlstian Church. Preaching the fourth BSy in each month, morning em -lU school every MSS.ARNOLU Sup't Sabbath School. M. Foreign Mission Society, meets the first Wednesday in each tkf HhI-ckson, President.

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY, mu 1TS WHST. No 151 Through Freight 'll5 Mail lo7 Local Freight Wichita Express TRAINS EAST. No 138 Local Freight 'no Mail las Through Freight 7:30 a. m. 12:40 p.

m. 1 a. m. 11:30 a.m. p.

in. 10:30 Wichita ExaiebS 2:17 a. m. Geo. S.

Whybark, Agout. he anything we have neglected to mention, please call our atention to. issue of this paper. Very Respectfully Yours PALACE. land.

John Zimmerman came up from Chetopa to spend Sunday in Lane. The compliments that we recieve daily in regard to the Bclletix are very much appreciated by the "hend who will try to continue to merit them. Mr S. B. llanway and family arived here Tuesday morning from Dallas and will remain here several days visiting with J.

and B. llanway. John Wells'has returned from Wichita, where he has been working for some time. The alkali water did not agree with him, so he came where pure watter and healtey atmosphere prevailth. II.

II. Cowan in response to a telegram went to Lyndon Saturday, to attend the bedside of his fatner who was serously injured by a falling derrick. He returned Tuesday, re porting his father out of danger. Dora Ambrose returned from the Wyondotte school for the blind, on last Tuesday. Dora ha3 been a pupil of that school for many years, and has now graduated.

She is a fine musician. Mrs. Wm. Robinson died very suddenly on last Tuesday night from a stroke of paralysis. She leaves a larae family to mourn her loss.

She was a very exemplary colored woman, a good mother and her loss will be severely felt. Coal found. Hunt Brothers whilst digging a well on their farm struck at only seven feet a 3 inch vain of very fine coal. Some of it was brougnt to our office, and it burns freeley producing great heat. While of course this find is not of sufficient thickness to pay for to work, it indicates that there exists plenty on down' End most likely within 200lt can be found plenty of coal, gas and possibly oil.

Mound Creek. Hello Mr Ed. M. C. is on a flash, every thing is on the move, and harness is in demaud since Clurly Beeson was on the creek.

Cornis growing finely. E. W. Parker went to Mr. J.

W. Wills, one of Mounds respected citizens, died Sunday morniug. He leaves avife to mourn his departure. 'Mrs. Fred.

Shipley came up from Laevene Saturday to attend the bedside of her brother, Mr. Wills. Ashby Long and sisters Eliza and Nannie, attended the social hop at Luzadders' Sat. night, Dick Ilussaj went to Bethel, Sun day. II.

II. Patton and Albert Wasson of Laue, were on the Creek Sunday attending the funeral of Mr. Wills Mr. George Cree of Coffee county, an uncle of late Mr. -Wills, is stopping on the Creek this week.

School will close in about three weeks. II. E. Newhousewas home from the Asylum Sunday. I would suggest that Ai'a Loch send Bill Johnson with Beeson the next time he takes a team out to the country.

Keso. Cause of the Cyrloue. The cause of the Cyclone in Linn and Anderson Counties, is said to have been caused by W. G. Roth at Greeley who has such a fine stock of spring and summer dress goods, clothing You see, the people of that country on learning of his wonderful bargains and splendid goods, all lett there to go and see.

This created vacuum and the elements rushed in with such force as to demolish things. Roth is very sorry that he caused this storm, but he said in open court, "I'll sell good goods and sell them -cheaper than any body else if the whole earth Ls smashed into smithereens." Mrs. Bowniau is located in liernew quarters, and C. E.Lathrop is in her old stand ready to shave the suffering public. A.

P. Ferris, of Garnett is here endeavoring to get up a class in penmanship. He is a very good writer. Jessie B. Hunt was up from Paola over Sunday visiting her brothers, Emory, and Eber.

Mis Hunt is type writer for Jones Maw' For German Millet seed, call on D. Needham. Prof. Brown, one of the best edu cators in the country, tame down r. om Greeley Saturday, in company with Horace Grant the realestate man.

-WHEN- Y0u come to town, drop in at the Blue Front and look at our Goods whether you want to buy or not. It will do you good. No. trouble to show Goods. OBITUARY 1)1 KD.

At his home three miles southeast of Lane, on Sunday morning, May 1st, 188V. J. W. Wills, forty-one years, eight months and twenty days. At the breaking out of the war, comrade Wills, though a mere boy, was the first to respond to this country's signal of distress and take up arms in defense of its honor.

He enlisted in company 36 Indiana, volunteers August 23d 1861, but owing to a severe spell of sickness, was discharged July 1 9th 1802. After a few months rest and recuperation, he recovered bis health sufficiently and reinlisted iu the cavalry service, where he served faithfully aud fearlessly to the close of the conflict. He was actively engaged in scouting service, under Mc Cook, and it was while engaged in oue of those perrilous expeditions that he received the wounds which ultimately caused his death. He was wounded nine times and carried four of the death dealing missiles in his body to his grave, two of which were lodged in his right lung. Who can reflect for a moment upon his twenty two years of intense pain and suffering without a shudder, and who can place an estimate upon the price of liberty and freedom, purchased with the lives of tlousands of such men.

After the war was over he enlisted in the 43d U. S. August 13th, 1867, was recommended for promotion and discharged June 10th Ho was a member of Lew Wallace post G. A. R.

at Scandia, Republic Kansas. He met death-with the same heroic courage which had sustained him through nuny other fierce conflicts, and passod away triumphantly, under the banna of the Supreme Commander of the Universe. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Iller, at Spring Grove Church. W.

A. W. "feeafe A large assortment of all kinds of Goods At the Blue Front, which we are bound to sell, aud will make j. vices to suit the times. If you will come and see us, you will not go away without buying some of our choicest Goods.

Notice, to Timber Mex, We wish to call attention to parties having saw timber that Chris Bouck of Greeley, has been induced to move his Saw Mill to Lane and will locate the same near the bridge, and will remain CO, or 90 providing parties will bring in logs to be sawed. Now is an opportunity for anyone wanting lumber cheap, to get it. Remember that he will positively only remain about three months, and if you want sawing you must attend to same immediately, He will be located ready for business in two weeka. There are parlies that have never paid the Bulletin a cent that have taken it since its birth, and there are still others that have paid some but are still in arrears. Are you one ot them? Can't you help us a little right now? Notice.

All interested members of Fair-view Grange No. 299, are requested to meet at the Grange Hall in Lane, Saturday May 7th, at 5 o'clock P. M. Lucy Protzman, Secy. Horses Wanted The subscribers will be at Put nam's stables at Garnett, on Tues day, May 1Q, 1887, and at their own stables at.

Ottawa on Saturday, May 7, the purpose of buying good horses. Bring on yonr stoek, Kerr Emerson Through a mistake in our printer this issue, on the first page bears data of may 20th, hen it should te iue uiu. iui no greai uauiae 1 done. was a windy day. -Go to the.

Ball Saturday night. Julius -Sturgeon and wife came from Paola Wednesday- 6. Crittenden wont on a flying trip Paola, Tuesday. V.S.. B.

llanway is one ot the mem- bors of the Lane Stone Co. Dr. Welsh of Colony is reported no better. S. A.

Would-be-competitors: same and it shall appear in the next THE D. sriiciAL.TO the BULLETIN. Hardin Hariis just an soon a he could get to a telegraph rtation telegraphed to Guy Milner at Ottawa to meet him at Rantoul with a pair of their $3,00 shoes, as he was going to take a tramp for his health and he wan ted something he could rely on. What wonderful good judgment! "Why do people like to trade with W. G.

Roth at Greeley?" be cause he has the finest goods and lowest prices in th.s country and every body has discoyeredthat fact and are trading with him. v. Base Ball News. Fair warning is hereby given to Fontana, Greeley, Garnett, Paola and Osawatomie, that Lane proposes to hold the championship over the afore mentioned towes, and is ready to test the question, (if any existsjat any time. T.

Durham, J. Hill, Secy. Mrs. Will Holiday, of Augusta, came here Monday, to remain quite a while visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs.

H. is welcomed to our midst by her many friends, who find her quite an acquisition to society. Wanted. Customers to buy our large stock of Spring and Summer Goods. Dress Goods, Cottoijades, Seersuckers, Dennims, Ginghams, Shirt ings, Prints, Cassimers, ready made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

Our highest ambition is to please our cuatoraers. E. R. Beeson Co. Welcome, Gentlemen.

Hall of Greenville Lodge No. 263 Lane, April 23d, that the thanks of Greeuvill Lodge No. 263 I. O. F.

be, and hereby are extended to the editor of the Lane Comercial Bulletin, for printing gratuitously doae for this Lodge. B. F. Goodrick, Secy. Absence of knowledge of the fact that physical and mental weakness, indigestion, impure blood, atd sick headache can be averted by Dr.

liar ter's I ron Tccic, coststs millions of moutv a Li.Sllv for ui.certain and unreliable dc. villoma. Manager. WE ARE DEAD Struck on Overalls, and have more than we know what to do with, and are almost giving thcin away at the Blue Front. Come and get a Pair.

The following letters remain iu the Post Office at Lane, on the 1st day of May 1887: Ladies: Mrs Ilattie Currie, Mrs. L. Tedd, Miss Kattie Shewbeper, Mrs. Ida Omsted and Mrs. A.

B. Onisted. Gentlemen-: W. Martin, G. L.

Martin, Watson Beeniau, R. M. Cook, L. B. Anderson, Mr.

Elaa 7alky, Mr. S. F. West, C. II.

Mor- ford, G. B. lludleston. Part ie calling for the above letters, will please say "advertised." W. J.

Ellis, P. ENJO LIFE. What a truly beautiful world we live in! Nature gives us grandeur of mountains, glens aud oceans, and thousands of means of enjoyment. We can desire no better when in perfect health how often do the majority of people feel like giving it up disheartened, discouraged and woru out with disease, when there is no occasion for the every suffer can easily obtain satisfactory proof, that Green's August Flower, will make them free disease, as when born. Dyspepsia aud livei Complaint are the direct cause of seventy-five percent.of suchmaladies as Indigestion, Sick Head ache, CostiVeness, Nervous Prostra tion, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distress symptoms.

Three doses of August Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 ceuts. Try it. We welcome the new Wellsville "Exchange" a newsy, new paper knocking at our door and saying "please exchange." a i 1 certainly. School Keport.

Report of Baker School, No. 1 0, for the month ending April 9th, 1887; No. of pupils enrolled, 41; Avera daily attendance 32, Tlue not ab-sent during the month wru Luella and Otie Nofninger, Ellie tid Artie Bartling, Lizzie Bakir sid Junius Akin. Those abbtut Lul ue day, Celle and Minnie Fanui Mfl-y Xeedlum WJIIis iiiiki-r. Luc Piiiijuaw, teacher now is mist We want to remark right here; that we have, the best jeans Pants for $1.00 in the market.

At the Blue Front. Come and see them. Mrs. A. Bowman's Millinery store will hereafter be found two doors South of post office where she keeps on hand a full line of Fashionable Millinery at the very lowest prices.

For Sale or Rent. A nice little residence property, on East side of Kansas South end of street, for sale or rent, very cheap. Call or address W. B. Usher, Lank Kansas.

"POP" Go to Covell's for the nicest and freshest Groceries; the best Cigars ane-Tobacco, and his Confectionery would cause the prettiest maidens to fall in love with the Inmliest "yap," providing Mr. Yap was around with a pouud of his fancy Creams. He is preparing to furnish drinks for the season, cool and refreshing ones, such as Gingerale Root Beer, and Pop. Ah, Pop is the stuff for the bashful young man to drink. Oue bottle will make Jum look at a eirl: two bottles will cause him to ppeakto her; three bottles he will call on her, four bottles he takes her to parties, five bottles will cause him to "pop" the question," six bot ties will witness his marriage, and after taking seven bottles he will settle down in life, go to house keeping and like other sensib le people that want but little, and want that little good, and wish to pur chase that for a small amount, will continue to buy his goods of Co veil, aud his lifetime happiness is assured.

Dr Carman had an audience of two at his lecture last night in the rink. The door-keeperand his own nephew He peid his license without a grumble notwithstanding, lie is ad vertised again forthisnight.Ottawa Daily Republican. OCIAL HOP!" At Miles' Hall, JSaturday night, May '87. Everybody cordially invited to attend. Adam Loch made a business trip to Paula, Tuesday.

A schi ol picnic will be held Llbcolll Pali. F. M. Crow and daughter spent Jlonday in Greeley. Dr.

Merrell, one of our Rantoul subscribers was in our City Tuesday. The "tieud" took a jaunt down to Leroy. Monday, and found that town booming away up. Hobt. Aikin of the Neosho Falls Post, was up this week on a visit to liis parents at this place.

We have the finest patch of pota toes in our garden, to be found in this country. Geo. Hodson, the only Original George, is here this week, from Sterling, Kans. Rev. Ill er will preach at the Christain Chuch next Sunday at 11, o'clock A.

M. C. P. Crow Lad his wrist badly sprained this week whilst riding a bucking bronco. Frank Rohm, reprsentation of the "Western Printers Union of K.

Called on us Friday. Kiler's livery stable, in Ottawa, burned Suuday night. 28 head of valuable horses perished in the flames. V. S.

Gatlin brother to II. G. Gatlin, our p.jpnlr lownsmin, was here "Wednesday on a short visit, lie hails from N. E. Mo.

Smith Lathen has commenced suit against B. llanway on. acount ot ime luisundorstn ding id regard to wood. Ladies, buy your fashionable Spring and Summer Hats of Mrs. Crittenden, she Las just what you want.

Is. Kent and John Taylor came up from Paola Saturday and re mained over till Monday. Mrs. Sims, daughter of 11. G.

Gaiiin, came her? Saturday from Somerset, a visiting i i.