The Lane Star from Lane, Kansas • 3

PERSONAL. THE LANE STAR. Take heed therefore and marvel not W. A. Wasson, Manager, Lane, Kansas.

S. R. Smith, l'uolu, Kunsu for I speak with the voice of wisdom which comet!) from age and experience. Therefore I say that though the icked J. T.

Long made a business trip to Greeley Thursday. Smith Ray, of Princeton, shipped a Kuns Entered the postofHce nt ua second cluxs mail mailer. may seem to prosper for a season, there car load of hogs, Wednesday. II. II.

Patton, is taking in all the R- SMITH Co. Lan, Kansas. apples the fanners have to spare. Little Rests Jiy Tho Way. If we owe a valuable machine, or cow or horso, we sp6iul thoughts and labor on care-taking, and considor it ecouimry to make" that valuable work-producer last as long and In as good condition as possible.

A very silly notion has crept into the minds of many people that the least show of resting is laziness, and this one notion has done more to waste strength and injure health, than perhaps any one. other false idea. I once entered my kitchen quickly, and noticed my girl spring suddenly to her feet. She was peeling The following legend uppeiirs in the Btau this week for the hint time. If you want the Stak, send us your mime Crist of Greely, is thrashing and hulling II.

B. Smith's clover. or come in. Subscribe without any ro- W. Dcvoro and James Walters DEALERS IN made a trip to Osawatomie Monday, gard to any law but the luw of honor.

yEirspivmt i. aw. E. L. Frame, has his new house about HATS CSTAs long as a paper is taken from the iostofiice just that long tlio person bo recieving it is bound by law to pay finished.

The plasterer is a failure. -Win. Ilurkdoll was seen hauling new wagon out of town last Saturday. Goods, hoots snoiss. potatoes.

CAPS for it. All arrears of subscription "Why don you sit down while yon must be sent with a notice to the pub Geo. W. Nofsinger and wife are visit ing for a few days this week near Wells conieth a time when the evil doer will blanch before the stern face of justice, and the last end of that mass is worse than some other timo. For it came to pass that about the year 1879 A.

there existed on the banks of the beautiful river Marias des cygne a powerful tribe known throughout all that regin as the Qttawas, whos chiefs for their cunning, which at that day passed for wisdom were much estemed among themselves and feared by all the surrounding tribes. They said unto themselves Allah is Allah but there is but one truly great people and we are the Ottawas. Our chiefs are mighty and must prevail. We will levy tributes from all the surrounding tribes of the land of Frauklin and they shall elect our chiefs to be their rulers and the Ottiiwas shall greatly prosper thereby. So much so that many pieces of silver and precious metals shall come into our possession.

Our chiefs shall clothe peel them, Nellie?" I ask "It will rest lisher order to have the paper ville. your feet. I always stopped. Gatlin Arwood, of Parker, are both visiting Lane, "shaking hands with old She looked around with a Hushed face. "My feet do ache often," she said, "but most mistresses would think friends.

of me lazy." John Baker bought a car load lumber of H. H. Patton last week, for fincing. "Well, I don't" I said, "always sit down to do anything that can be done as well There was a chair GROCBlUBSGBN9l MBMCIIjINIJISB. You can depend on finding at our store THE BEST GOODS-ATiiiE-LOfJDEST PRxOES, CONSISTENT WITH SQUARE DEALING.

COME TO US FOR The Bargains of Season! WE ABE ALWAYS ABLE TO MAliH-Some Tnrrintfhrr OffVT To those who have an eye for Quality as well as Price. somc cmpung uiicra Every body come to the dance, Satur always at tho end of lie kitchen table, day night, at the hall. A good time to be and after that she snelled peas, pre- had by all. Will Steele can soon lay aside his paired string-beans, or hulled strawberries while sitting, and really, I fan themselves in purple, linen and much cane now. lie lias a line nuie daughter cied she worked much- taster, and fine raiment, and shall take so much of at his home.

the peoples money as shall be necessary Hosea Gatlin, of Parker, has taken ramble as far cast as New York, taking and establish themselves in the market places as money leaders, and when the harvests fail they shall load of in the sights. Miss Fanny Crittenden will trim LANE POSTOFFICE. Opens at 7:30 a. m. and closes 7:00 p.

nr Sunday from 12:00 to 2:00 p. and 3:00 to 4:00 p. m. Mail closes for the west 1:15 p. and for the east at 8:20.

II. H. Cowan, M. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. TRAINS GOING WEST.

Mail- 1:27 p.m. Cannon Ball 12:20 a.m. Local Freight 8:10 p. m. Through TRAINS GOING EAST.

Mail 2:22 p. m. Cannon Ball 3:17 a.m. Local Freight 5:55 p. ni.

Through; 11:87 -p. m. Passengers desiring to take the cannon ball here must procure tickets in the evening and the train will then be notified to stop for them. (By order of the Sup't.) Q. S.

Whybark, Agent. RANTOUL TIME TABLE. Passenger, West, 1:44 p. m. East, 2:48 p.

m. Local Freight, 4:38 p. m. West, 9:25 a.m. J.

B. Cromer, Agt. hats and make bonnets, at her home such one to all the surrounding tribes ofthelandof Franklin, thus binding the tribes of Franklin togather as one this fall and winter. people who shall be governed by those We are under obligations to G. looked less flushed and tired at meal time.

What is a rest for one, is rest for another, and a part of a woman's working creed should be'to rest whenever she can never stand up when she can just as well sit down, and never worry about work that must be done to-morrow. There is only just so much iu life, anyway, and it is wise to make the most and best of it. Save the machine just as long as possible, for economy sake, if you will, but we say because life is precious, and worth saving. Save your strength by wise little rests, by avoiding the friction of the economy of so doing. The human machinery is valuable and worth saving.

Homestead. Nofsjnger again this week for local mat of great cunning and exceeding cuteness from among the Ottawas. And it came about at this time there arose among ter furnished the Star. A. J.

JICINTOfll. M. S. BIAS. Mcintosh bias, PHYSSGIAPIS SURGEONS.

Offer their professional services to the people of Lane and vicinity. 8A11 Calls promptly attended. Dr. Mcintosh will be found at the office in the day time, and at his residence at night. Dr.

Bias will always be found at the office unless called a way professionally. Mr. Ray, from Princeton, was here the rulers of the Ottawas dissensions last Saturday looking" after the farmers and strifes, some said of the others ye are taking of the fatness of the land, interest in the way of hogs. and of the spoils do ye take all. Give Wm.

T. Martin living near Greeley g- is therefore some part to us or we will was in town last bunday to see ms brother-in-law Mr. Thral-kill. Miss Mary Hanway, contemplates returning to Dallas, Texas, where her stand idly by and they of the tribe of Pottawatomie shall fall upon you with the sword of justice. And the rulers answered them not: saying to themselves we will send our slaves as embassadors among Pottawatomies, who for a few pieces of silver and much fine talk can purchase the birth right Uucle, S.

B. Hanway, resides. We number Jo Balance among the -Dealers in list of "back sliders" this week for he has failed to come to town for several days. of the Pottawatomies and we shall And a Full Line of ONLY Pr Yr, Mr. Amos Lingard was in this section have greater glory than any there be in buying np cattle for feeders, last week, CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Christian Church Services the first and third Sundays of each month at 11 o'clock a. m. Rev. Coates, Pastor. M.

E. Church Preaching every other Sunday at 3 p. m. Sunday School at 2 o'clock p. m.

James Hendsickson, Supt. Rev. A. S. Freed, Pastor.

the land. And they called togather a all kinds of We are prepared to do He stayed over night with Nofsinger Hess. Job Work, such as: meeting of the various tribes and said, these have we chosen to be your rulers. Go therefore to tents of your several What makes successful trade? Why does one man handling the sane line of goods as another do more or less business than his competitor? Is it prestige, while of thecapital another is small? The truth is that the broad underlying rules of business, done in a business way by business houses, being observed, the successful issues of trade depend upon very little things. Nothing in the world will take the place of dollars and cents.

The best friend of the biggest house will go elsewhere to buy. if prices say so. Rut suppose prices and business integrity are equal, then what? Then comes in the fine Somebody said: if Hanes, was elected county Treasure we would have to buy Undertakers Goods, Constantly ou hand. BSatisfaction Guaranteed. Lane.

Kansas. people and proclaim to them that on a certain day they shall assemble togather plug hats before we could go up to pay our tax. and each foi himself shall by written Mac. Bush was in town Tuesday he is looking some better than when he was or printed statement acknowledge our rule supreme: and tne representatives of the different tribes returned to their people much east down, for said they one to another our chains are but here before. We hope he may continue to improve The Oddfelows and K.

P's have II. II. PATTON, riveted tighter, my people are but SECRET SOCIETIES K. of P. LANE LODGE No.

47 meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend. C. P. Chow, C.

C. G. S. Whybark, K. of S.

I. O. O. F. GRANVILLE LODGE No.

263 meets every Saturday evening, at 7:80 p. m. J. T. Loxg.N.

G. G. S. Wiiybark, Sec. GEN'L LANDER POST No.

271, G. A. meets 2nd and 4th Monday evenings in each month. W. A.

Wasson, P. C. J. S. Han way, Adj't.

placed a nice new organ in their hall, bearers of burden and may not have part tr share in the glories of the land CARES CHECKS T5CKETS LABELS POSTERS DODGERS ENVELOPES BULL HEADS SALE BILLS KOKSS EBLLS NOTE HEADS STATEMENTS CIRCULARS LETTER HEADS SHSPPING TACS BUSINESS CARDS BALL PROGRAMMES WEDDING INVITATSONS This will add much to the pleasure of an DEALETl IN- evening spent there. of Franklin. And there arose a great The town has been full of drummers cry among tne people saying, there is no man greater than his Creator. And this week. They sell some goods here it came to pass that on a certain day from the way they pile off the freight at the tribes of the land of Franklin the depot every morning.

garnered togather and trom among We return thanks toG. W. Nofsinger, work of what we are wont to call little things the qualities of the man himself, who always gives his goods the stamp of his own individuality; and it is all summed up in the words of customers, over and over again, when they say: "I like to trade with that man." It is not the knack of selling, hoodwinking by artful and bland ways. It is the knack of genuine sincerity courtesy. The popular house wins its popularity by an ingnite number of little things.

The whole atmosphere is full of them. If called by name themselves chose they their standard for the interest he has taken in the bearers: and they of the tribe of Star, from the first issue, in furnishing Pottawatomies hearing these tidings much of the local news. i gathered togather as one ms.n and fell Bfguwe are sat-isueu we can uo your Let us have some news from Mound upon the tribe of Ottawa, after which Work AS NEAT AS THE NEATEST, S.1t creek, and all the other creeks in the sur there was much rejocing through out AS U1USJV1' AS 1115 lUilSArjiSI. tho land. And it came to pass that rounding country and have a newsy paper as well as one of a general interest.

Notes. Atchison Ciiampion: The name of Evf.n Challiss Martin, the oldest son of Colonel John A. Martin, was changed yesterday to "John A. Martin." By this change he become a member of the Loyal Legion in place of his honored father. Evan, it may not be generally known, is the welsh for John.

The French government warn the priests that they are not to take part in the elections. Ecclesiastical dominering and interference is at an end in France. The priests had better take to saloon after many years one of the tribe of Pottawatomie sotight a position of honor among the people of the land of List of unclaimed letters, remaining in the post office at Lane, Kansas, Miss M. E. Rhoads, of Centropolis, is teaching the Glen school, 25 they would be legion.

Other things Anderson and Franklin counties. School Franklm; but such was -not to be for the money lenders and rulers of the tribe of Ottawa had again become opened withagood attendance. Tom Goodnight and Roht Kimball being equal, it is a single word and insignificant act that books or loses the order. I have never yet seen a house of fine prestige that the pulse of ilatfrDoers and Windows; A fcuLl. LINE BUILDING MATERIAL such as is Usually kei't In A First-Class Lumber Yard; Blacksmith Coal.

Mi red Paints. Cement. Plaster Paris. Grain bought and sold. GIVS.

US 7- CALL powerful. So they said one to another this man is not one of us, he comes have beeu up from the Indian Territory kecpinir, raising bull pups, and politics, 1, and unless called for in thirty days will be sent to the dead letter office. Miss Ella Brochar, Mrs. Mary Bales, Mr. Dan W.

Hanes, S. L. Luts, Mr. T. E.

Londray, R. A. Mitchell, Horace Sultzbaugh, Miss Ella Shuck Mrs. Ella Tisdale. Parties calling for the above named letters, will please say "advertised." II.

II. Cowan, P. M. visiting friends and relatives for a few This is his natural sphere, and it will not that prestige could not be felt inside days. Tt ey returned to their home Tues repuire with all the rest, the added crime its doors.

day. of a most contemptible, transparent hypoc risy. Denver, Queen Bee. The streets were crowded with teams again lasi Saturday. The business men of the hated tribe of Pottawatomie, and being also a man of war; for do we not know that he was engaged in war for four sensccutive periods while we were peacefully at home or in Canada.

We will teach the Pottawatomies a lesson and show the men of Franklin who have war records their place. Therefore will we deceive this man by Jacobs Son are now resetting old shoes for 30 cents per pair. and new "ones Kansas City Gazette: The history of Kansas is so inlerwovo'n with the history of the nation that four hundred men that have been mentioned in Appleton's cyclopedia of America biography have should make more hitching room, by repairing and putting up more hitching racks. for 63 cents. liad sometnmer to do with tne state and Dr.

Bias and Lee Bates was out territory. D. W. Wilder, the historian the country last Sunday making investi many false promises until we call the tribes togather, when we will select from among our slaves and bondmen, rulers for the people for another term; Las gone through the books, and will write KANSAS LANE, We have received a long letter from our old army bunky, Wm. E.

Kibbc, in answer to one written to him shortly H. PATTON, up each man mentioned in connection gations about the "Ghost" that was seen some time back. Don't know what their with Kansas for the historical society thus will the Ottawas reap rich re after the late Republican convention, in final report will be. Whenever tne word Kansas appears in ward, for said they these men of war which he goes through our ideas of the a nioefrapny it will be written out by Mr. Rev.

Bodie (Holiness preacher) from Tl TIES. ire getting old they have contracted The "Monarch!" UWS IMPROVED BALER convention like the cholera through a Danish settlement, but not with such wilder lor preservation and reference. Worse Than Anarchist. diseases and wounds and must soon is holding a series of meetings at this place. He is a good, preacher and fatal results.

We have lived through die and it but meet and fitting that we who possess sound bodies should rule Chicago keeps herself constantly before E-THE POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed to any address in the United States securely wrapped, three mouths on receipt of OAJi Liberal discounts allowed to postmasters, agents and clubs Sample' copies mailed freee. Address all orders to RICHARD K. FOX, Franklin Square, N. Y. the people.

And as the rulers of the presents his constructions of the Bible in a very forcible manner. Corn husking will become general in me country as a centre of crime at least. For the last five years there has hardly the castigation and hope to soon meet him and settle it with a good natural "jaw." Ottawas said so it was. Therefore have the people of Franklin again risen and will slaughter the rulers and their a iew oays. joom to put it is the one been a day when the eyes of the countiy have not been turned toward the Cook county criminal court.

The conspiracy great feature of the work. The farmers slaves, and again there will be peace. mat was uueartned last, week to bribe the jury in the Cronin case was indeed start 1 sr. FitoriiET. know what the harvest will be.

The absorbing query is: what will the price be. M. Smith can save you from fifteen to tWenty live per on Marble and Granite. Satisfaction guaranteed in every case. See those elegant Kid Button Shoes ling in its details.

Attempts have been made before to bribe juries. There is no doubt that jurors have been bribed many a time, but that there exists in this country Works Well in all Kinds of Hay. 10 to 15 Tons can be Loaded in a Box Oar. The G. A.

sometime in the near made on the new "city last" at future, will have the renowned Mai. Abbott Buggy Co. Hendershott, the "Drummer Boy of the S. R.S.V1ITH CO, Whenever any 1hing occurs in a town CAPACITY, 8 TO 12 TONS PER DAY. Takes the Lead Every where.

Light, Heat, Strong: and Durable. THE GEEAT DOLLAR TEEKLY. CHIOAGO, IlyklNOIS. i THE STEEL GEAR BUGGY. 1 John S.

Hanway received a letter from a friend at Princeton, in which he is accused of being in frequent communication with the parties beaten in the Raprahanock," givj an entertainment in Lane, Notice of dates will be given as that is a real fact, it is nothing more th.in soon as known. Send for Circulars right than to bring it before the public Young men should respect their and explain the matter thoroughly. The lale Republican lie is our authority for saying, that he has not sucieiy, wun oranencs inrougnoui tne country, that will not only instigate and find the instruments to commit murder, but will raise tens of thousands of dollars for the purpose of corrupting juries, is indeed just cause for alarm. The lives and liberties of our people depend largely upon purity of our courts. If the foun-taiens of justice be polluted than will corruption spread throughout the whole system.

The secret agents of the Cornin murderers are more dangerous foes to the government than the anarchists. Lervenworth Times. other day as the writer stood in the post parents more than to- go to church and misbehave as some did the other nijrht. oltice door, immediately after the Stab had been published, we saw a man walk Boys let your better matures govern you after this and try to be intelligent rather LIGHTNING BALE-TIE MAKER WIN Save 30 to 40 Per Cent, on Cost ot Ties. With It any Boy Cin MAKE 2000 to 3000 TIES DAILY Tiie Kansas City Weekly Times is read by more people in the West than any olher paper published.

Why? Be-cauoe it bettor represents the Great West than any other paper. It is the leader in the Oklahoma movement and in everything that benefits the West. It is the largest 'weekly newspaper published in the world, being 12 pages, 84 columns every issue, all for only os dollar a year. Every Western man should taker The Times. Send a postal card for inducements to subscribers.

THE TIMES, Kansas City, Ala than uncivilized. up to another (who was a subscrihtr to this paper) and say, "L'me see that paper for a minute or so." The request being written to, nor, received letter, from any of-the parties before the convention, except O. 51. Wilber. lla, ccTtaiuly not ou'j of the beaten ones.

Call in at our shire and learn our prices they are as low as the lowest quality considered. S. R. SMITH CO. Amos Lingard, of Cutler, called to sse us and added his name to our list.

EtJILEESS 100 DIFFEREHT STYLES VEIuCLES. LARGEST ASSCBTHEKT IN TEE V0ELD. Bend for Catalcjuo smd lears nearest Aces! granted, he sat down and commenced reading the Star. The first thing 'he observed was a few mistakes in the paper, Wltb One Movement It Stretches and Cute Off Each Tie and Drop! it In the Rack STRAIGHT. Circulars Free.

Address, a. Tjaidij ua-xv, CHEROKEE, KANSAS, He reports his corn first grade and that he has 3,000 bushesl in crib, with six teams at work cribbing. He is one of the few very successful farmesr. hich are found in every local paper, and $98 SeTrfnpr-Mftchinel .10 st onca r-SfaelilneTTTfT1 oar 1 1 I 1 1 1 ei all oi after blowing about and getting off some extra talk, as to how a paper should he trade in Mrs. Ella Hodson, who many of our Diacmr jlBiHi good where ih people can tea S---.

'-hv-m. vrMl free to me readers remember as Ella Durham, and SMITH'S MA7iI3fE AXD OnAXlTn IV xraon tn eacb locality rery jest Mwinir-machine made ia :0 the? world, with all the attacbraratt. M. Smith has an extensive expirience in the Marble and Granite business. His work can be seen in most every cemetery in this section of country.

Arthur Paul, who has been in New Mexico, for 3ometime, has returned to Lane, Judging fron the tone of the press, Ohio's Forakcrs, will soon cover the democratic principility. Mrs. Parke, and Miss Campbell, her niece, of Bellville, 111., are visiting the Harper family. will also wad Tree a complete lioe of oar coatlr and valuable art who resides in Bozeman Montana, is here visiting relatives and old friends and acquaintances. She reports Harvey prosperous in the market business.

Lane jtaample. In return we ask (hat yoa faWltS now wast we iena. to tnose wso may call at your home, and after 3D Sam. B. Reed returned from Eureka, Become y0rjr own.

property. TW rrand machine made after the singer paleata. 'hich bare run ont: before aatetm Kansas, Wednesday evening, after visit HEADSTONES. and ill! kinds of Oiuttry Work. Many persons think that if ihey go to some distant point to trade and save a few cents in the purchase of a staple article, they have proven that their home dealers have charged toi much.

They forget that when dealing for articles in which they are not posled these same distant dealers get back all they have given them in the cut on staples. Our Lane merchants are not doing business for fun. They do business to make a living and lay by something for a later day: but they will give you a good bargains, taking the range of the stock of a country store, as can be found anywhere. Try them and be convinced. rnnoatitoldforS93.

wiihtho i vtachmenta, and now tall for ing the family of ur. J. tl. Gremm of that city, a few days. Dr.

Gremm is ami rs machine in Ute world. AH printed, made up, run, he returned the papj-r to the owner, witn the remark that it did not amount to very much. The key to this article refers to the fact that this man was once a subscriber to this paper but at present, is not. Now we rise to remark that if every person in Lane was just as smart and wise as this man(?) thinks he is, what a glorious world this would be for all. We may tramp on your toes, gentleman, but stand up like a man and take your medicine nicely, as it will pe beneficial to you Maaevday.

The old saying is nevertheless trua. "A little horse senna is an excellent thing." OnsEnvEn. i i Kill riiZ-u No capital raqairaj. riain. doing a splendid business, having more brief ms ruction given, hose who write to tu at once can se-nr fre the beat sewing-machine in the world, and tbs finest line of works of biph art ever shown together America.

XM 17 JS A COa 744. Aacwla, Maiae, mm pr mm yomf of t'iiiib-; to v.Hnant entire satisfaction. 0S 4 6C3 St, Kansas City, Mo. practice than any two doctors in Greenwood county. Fifteen years ago when corn commanded 75ct, predictions were rifo that it would never again drop to 15eto.

It it almost there now and when the new crop is rushed on the market, look out for the old time ISc.ts.. corn. Kansas has outdone herself this year of grace 1889, Mr. Thralkill. from Ind Uuy the celebrated "belz Hoots and Shoes of S.

R. SMITH CO. Emory Hunt, has returned from Springfield, where he has been rusticating through the summer. Gregorie Geoffroy, of, Quenemo, Osage county, was in Lane, Thursday morning for the purpose of buying apples. He did not call to see us.

As a punishment for another sueh failure of duty, we will tell some army stories on We know that will bring him everytime. prnrfie. til in fhinxgn, Aiithori2efl trwtt all Ci.roniu. N'ervnim nntl Si teti Il'in. WealiiujKit now When you went anything in tho lino of (TWbiv; low tnr; rxp rt NOTICE.

Miss Inez Townsend, of Paola, who nt-J. t.mt iof Artsine-. )r tier, trf ft -cTlt fr from irMc, 8' iVt.ItH'Wmi.. I t'tMijr rof.iirvjMt tic m.ij SI S. R.

Smith co. are getting their fall and winter stock of goods, and we woidd be pleased to learn of their having a pKvi trade. They pre old Bel tiers in t'lis part of the country and have been in for a hinjr always make a spertr.i ciTorr. to have sttlc su a as liieir ra tWa Wc.fct confident in Inr our friend. that will get If 0 ceiHr.

in vhhit- ctvry u-vr-f our people remember gave an iles-utionary entertainment in the M. E. church a few weeks age, will give another exibition of her wonderful elecutionarr powers at the pi ire next Tuesiliy evening' Oct. 2'ind. Turn out every body and a rovl jrnvtins.

brother in iaw to J. P. Martin and Jot, i tame out last week on a visit and; take a look at our country. He is well pleased ami wc h'npa he may enn-) rhide to emigrate here as he is a success-' fui fa rim and mnkt a rr-orf t-Uir-n M. 8niith'taeing a "practical workman, parties can depend on getting just what they order.

fa'e hi it-nt'-Mit fa1! I k-tvu (n tf mfiiTi l.iv ft sW rVUs- a ft-v With Tmi Vr Crt n. V-ldrrw. Dr. H'' Kenans COM! TO LAKE AND SAYE MONEY.