The Lane Tribune from Lane, Kansas • 3

MONEY to LOAN on REAL ESTATE. CITY DIRECTORY. E. R. BEESON CO.

Miss Attha Downing, of Greeley was visiting relatives here the first of the week. Frank Sneed and Ashby Long took the lecture at Lane Saturday night. DEALERS IN -j r- Readthis Times are too close to sell goods on credit. I Lava the foods and they must be sold. Therefore any one who has cash to spend and will come to my store I will sell them goods as good and cheap as any merchant can sell, and then give a discount of 10 per cent for spot cash on all goods except Groceries, I mean just what I say.

Come and see. Yours respectfully, J.B.ROBERTS. Cranberries at Frank Pyle's. Kook and Heating Stoves at bottom FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, B00TS, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Notions, Etc. 1 Exclusive agents fox Lane and vicinity for Selz, Schwab Co's Boots and Shoes.

OTTAWA BRANDS OF FLOUR O. K. PATENT and GOLDEN GEM, Constantly on hand. Don't foil to five us a call when needing anything in our line. Blaker LUMBER, GRAIN COAL, FONTANA, KS.

BGet our prices before purchasing. BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY, ITRLNK PYIyEJ, Proprietor, Lane, Kansas. Sresh Bead, 3akes and taple and Fancy Groceries, Etc. launch and Hot 3offee at all Hours. W.

H. GATLIN, Druggist I Stationer DEALS in Pure Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass and Druggists' Sundries, Books, Stationery, Blank Books, etc. Waij. Paper a Specialty. Dkvobe Crittenden.

Bargains iu Lamps at W. H. Gat lin's. The finest line of Pipes and Smok er's material at W. H.

Grttlin'u For a fine Violin or Accordian call oa W. H. Gatlin. Leave your orders with W. H.

Gatlin for any thing in the. jewelry line He will save your money. Customer "Oh say, have you any more of that 50 cent Japan Tea Clerk?" "Yes sir." Customer: "Well Hannah said it was so good that she must have some more of it. Here's your half a dollar, gi'me a E. R.

Beesojj Co. Rev. L. W. Judd of Ottawa, has been holding a'gerics of meetings in the Christian Church this week.

Rev. Jas. Hunter made us a very pleasant call Monday. L. B.

Hendrickaon has our thanks for a substantial contribution to subscription account. Miss Amanda Burner will entertain a few friends tonight in com memoration of her 15th birthday. The best mixed paints and pure kettle boiled linseed oil at Blaker Co's, Fontana Ks. Mrs. H.

Smith returned last Saturday from a long visit through the east and northwest. H. II. Patton informs us that his lumber sales this fall are more than they were last. This is one indication of how the wind blows.

The ladies of the M. E. Church will give a supper on Thanksgiving. The proceeds are to be applied towards paying off the church debt. Let everybody come.

A union Thanksgiving service is in contemplation. Further particulars will be announced from the pulpit on Sabbath evening. L. M. Harden, of Osawatomie, the oldest liveryman in Miami county, was in Lane last Wednesday.

C. McDermond has sold the Greeley Rich Hill shaft coal on hand at all times, at Blaker Co's Fontana Ks. Corn meal and feed at Blaker, Co's elevator. Fontana Ks. Hound Creek.

Weather warm and windy. Ashby Long and Frank Sneed attended the lecture Saturday evening. H. E. Newhoure journeyed to Hillsdale Saturday.

J. L. Kent, lady and sister visited on Mound Creek Monday. Highland Lyceum was reorganized Saturday evening. Everybody is invited to attend.

Surprise quiltings are on the increase. Tom Long and Will Watson said fairwell to their "best" girls and started for Texas on Tuesday evening. "I know" would inform the worthy correspondent that he knows just as much as he always did but that he got around just a little too late last week. Lou. Ellis is the boss hunter.

Stephen Monroe has sold his farm to Geo. McLain who will take possession the first of January. Mr. Monroe is going east. Miss Celia Downing visited at ber on Moune Creek Saturday and Sunday.

-Miss Ollie Sneed has taken a position at the asylum. Ollie is sadly missed among the young folks who hope for her speedy return. With many good wishes ior the Tkieune. "I Know." News plenty and time scarce. Miss McCauley, of Kentucky has been visiting at J.

M. Long's. Hill Newhouse made a trip to Hillsdale last Saturday, and stayed until Monday. Wonder if Lon. Ellis found out what upset the wood pile.

George Ellis has been hauling corn from Mound Creek this week. Dr. Delos Walker, of Greeley, delivered one of the finest lectures Wednesday night that we have listened to for some time. It is so seldom we hea. a good temperance speech that we can appreciate one when we do hear it.

ISSOUHt PACIFC HAILWAY. THAINS LB AVE ClOISO WEST: Mail and Express D. 12 n.m Local Kreight, 3:00 p. in Through Freight, 8:40 a. in going east: Mail and Express 5:32 p.

Ixal Freight ..11:6" ta Uhrongh Freight 3:00 p. nt a. S. WHYBARZ, Agent. QKANVILLE LODOE.

No. 263,1. O. O. F.

Meets in Miles' hall every Friday evening, H. G. Gatlin, N. 0. Rev.

James Hunteu, Secretury. JANE LODG No. 47, K. of P. Meets every Wednesday evening at Miles-' hall.

H.H. Cowan, U.C. J. Q. Whitpohd, K.

op It. 8. FAI11VIEW HANG CO-OPBBATIVE ASSOCIATION. Meets every second and fonrth Saturday ev enings in each month atu range nail. John Nkeduam, Muster.

W. J. Ei.UK, Secretary. 3 QENERAL LANDEIl POST, No. 271.

G. Meets the fourth Saturday evening in each month at Miles' hall. H. O. Oatus, P.

C. J. S. Hanwat, Adjutant. gTAJTEK CAMP, NO.

81, S. OF V. Meets the first and third Saturday evening in each month at Miles' hall. N. A.

IiURNHAM, Capt. Henhv Brown, O. S. CHURCH. Preacblnir every Sabbath evening at 8 oclock.

Sabbath school every Sabbath afternoon at 2 o'clock. Kev. J. A. Hunteu, Pastor.

A. T. Mitchell, Suu't S. S. QHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Meeting the fourth Sabbath in each month morning and evening. Sabbath school every Sabbath at 10 o'clock a.m. Rev. Gunnison, Pastor. J.

W. Coats, Sup'tS. 8. QHURCH Or CHRIST. Preaching the first Sabbath of each month at the Christian Church.

CHa'8 ROWE, Pastor F. M. SOCIETY. Meets the first Wednesday in each, month 3 o'clock p. m.

at the M. E. church. Mas. Maktha Henduickson, President.

URJJER HOUSE, C. Burner, Proprietor, Lane, Kan. First class accomodations for com mercial men and the Uaveling pulicc. S. A.

Brown Go. -DEAL IN- UBIBER IyMH, DOORS, Sash, Shingles, Lath AND A FULL LINE OF FIRST-CLASS Material --Such as is usually kept in- A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS LUMBER YARD PIEDMONT COAL Give us a call when needing anything In the Building material line. A. BROWN Lane, Kansas. LOCAL LACONICS.

Read the new advertisements. A letter from Dr. Wright informs us that he arrived iu Denver all right, A lot of new body and display type have been added to The Trib tine ollice this week. Henry Gatlin played the "devil" for the religious editor last Thursday. Gcorga V.

Chalmera of Osnwato-mie, was transacting business is Lane last Monday. Brown lee Jc War are moving into their new tiu-at market. Prof. closed his course of pcientific lectures at this place last Wednesday night. His lectures gave universal satisfaction.

M. Smith nn I family have moved to the residence on Kansas Avenne, known as the "Bachelors Home." Mr. Arnold is puttiug a stone foundation under his residence. When in Foutana drop in and fee us whether you want to buy or not. liLAKER Si CO, Clocks and Jewelry, Plated Ware, constantly in stock.

Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, day or night. prices F. M. Crow's. Self Rising Buckwheat Flour at Frank Pyle's Bakery.

Cook and heating stoves at bottonj prices, at F. M. Crow's. Fresh Oysters, by the dish or can, at the Bakery. Kook and Heating Stoves at bottom prices at Crow's Hardware Store.

Bargains big enough to knock a man down, at the Bakery. Overcoats, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, all of the best makes at E. Beeson Co's. Mrs. A.

Crittenden, the milliner, still das a few bargains left in her line. Don't fail to call and see them. Everything in the line of pipe, el bows, stove-boards, necessary for putting up stoves, at Frank M. Crow's. A Double Barreled Breech loading shot gun, with loading tools, belt, and twenty-five brass shells, for $16, atF.

M. Crow's. This is the season for Tornados. The Home will protect you if you will come into the fold. Devore Crittenden, Agts.

A Double Barreled, Breech loading shot gun, with loading tools, belt and twenty-five brass shells, for $16, at F. M. Crow's. Our stock of Knit Goods is still very complete, and is comprised of Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs, Cardigan Jack ets and Ladies' and Gentleman's Underwear. E.

R. Beeson Co. All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to Dr. Willis Wright, either by book account or note, are requested to call at Chesa P. Crow's office and settle the sarae.

B. F. Harper has bought the marble business of Hanway Bros. He will place canvassers upon the road, and boom the business generally. Frank is a wide awake business young man, and must, from necessity succeed, He advertises.

Patton visited GarnettThurf -day. The Burner House is represented in our advertising columns this week. Our little Burner House is doing some good for itself these days. A double barrelled, breech loading shot gun complete with belt, loading tools, and twenty-five brass shells, for $16, at Frank Crow's. For Sale or Exchange One good team of horses, wagon and harness, to trade for town property in Lane or any other good town, or for sale on easy terms.

Apply to W. R. Cook. For Sale or Trade-One span of horses, one brood mare, one span, mare coalts, one horse colt, one new top buggy. Will trade for cattle of any kind.

Waltee Stickle. COAL. COAL. COAL. Plenty of first class Rich Hill Coal on hand.

All parties needing coal had better lay in a supply soon. On and after the 20th, the price will advance to 1 Gets. G. S. Whtbabk.

What is to hinder having a good old fashioned union thanksgiving service here next Thursday. Let us all lay aside church creeds and denominational considerations and have one good united thanksgiving. We'll all feel better after it. Elder Jadd, of Ottawa has been nreachin" at. the ChrUtian PI in re this week.

Ha called at The Trib-j one headquarters, and we found him to be a very agreeable gentleman with whom it is always a pleasure to. become acquainted. Absolutely Pure. i This powder never varies. A marvel of pur ity, strength and wholesoment S3.

More econ omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the low test, short weight, aluin or phosphate powders. Sold on ly in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER '08 wall street. New York City, N. Y.

Lane Marbie Works By B. r. HARPEIt, l'rop'r. Marble axd Granite Head- stones, Monuments, eic Everything in first-class shape and warranted to be just as represented, OUR Japan 50c. PER POUND, IS A TRY IT TO-DAY, E.

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A. SIDIyKK, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, IyAISMC, KANSAS. Repairing neatly and promptly done at reasonable prices. Course and line work, efthcr sewed or pegged, made to order in the latest style. Satisfaction guaranteed in all instances.

Dr. J. A. Fuller, DEaLEB in PURS DRUGS, PAINTS. OIIs And a fulHine of Fine Jewelry Marsh's Electric Lamps.

Office at store, North end of Kansas Avenue, Lane, Kansrs. BROWNLEE VEaR; Butchers The best qualitv of meats constantly on hand and sold ar remaraWy low prices. The hishest market price iaiil paid for stock, hogn and poultry- edeal on the so.ua re, aud a trial willcaib-viucv i ou. Don't tail to call and see us at the old stand, Lane, Kansas..