The Lane Light from Lane, Kansas • 1

Per Year. Lane, franklin county, Kansas, friday, October 12, Vol. I. No. 7.

a. j. Mcintosh, PHYSICIAN SURGEON LOCAL HAPPENINGS. OUR WONDERFUL LOW PRICES PREVAiL over ail COMPETITORS One could stop the wmd easier than h2 could stop the" inflow cf trade to Retrospective and Prospective All calls promptly attended. Ofllce, North Side Main Street.

LANE, KANSAS, Sines Last Issue. An interesting case occupied four days of the courts time at Ottawa, last week. It was the case of S. B. Miller vs.

The Insurance Company. The Millers were in business at Paid-win, and suffered a loss by fire, and the insurance companies contested the payment of the insurance oh the grounds that the Millers were suspected of having caused the fire, and that they claimed damage for goods that there was no evidence the building contained. The case was severely contested, but was decided in the de-fehdents favor. New Citizens Arrived. J.

T. Long arrived in the city Wednesday night, with a company of sixteen from West Virginia, among- whom were T. D. Morrow and C. W.

McDou-oJl and their families, and B. and E. F. Peterson. They have bought land in vicinity, paying- down for it, and expect to make this their home.

They comb to us highly recommended as the test of citizens, who will be a great credit to our community, and "whom we can welcome with pleasure. We are always pleased to have such people come among us, and they may. Little Locals Collected in Making Our Regular Weekly Roundup. L. C- CRITTENDEN, REAL ESTATE AGENT KCTASY P72LI3.

JT73XI3S TSS PEACS. it? a One of the men that accompanied the heard of cattle through town Tuesday evening, paid Justice Crittenden three dollar and cost for being a little smart and useing abusive language to Mr Squires. Doyd Patten has purchased the interest of Mr. Allen in the Meat Market north of this office, and the firm is now Holmes Patton. They will make a rustling young firm and we wish them succes.

The public schools are now progressing nicely. Mr Newhouse, the principal informs us that the scholars are all working hard earnestly, and good results are bein shown. That is the kind of work that counts in obtaining an education. We have found it necessary to make a temporary change in our forms this week in order to economize time in. make up.

and other work about the Clark Lozedder was at Ottawa Wed nesday, Pension Claims arid Collections a Specialty-, LANE, KAS. fius Parker, left last Friday for The people have found it plainly to their interest to trade there. Our whole store is now a Living Demonstration of Heady Cash Skilfully Yielded and a Smal XrOfit JHfetllod of doing Business that actually Save is to 25 per cent on your purchases. Flemington county, Kentucky. be assured of a hearty welcome from N.

Averill has purchased forty all our people. F. S. CAFFS, First Class Shave, Haircut or At Wednesday morning's session ol the Kansas grand lodge of Odd Fellows a resolution introduced by J. J.

Euefe of Emporia was adoped renounc'ng all title to or interest in the Ee Boissiere Cdd Fellows' Orphans' home, rescin Shampoo i at all times. Ladies Hair Dressing. East Sido Main St. 2, ZAS. SEE WHAT WE OFFER YOU, AND COMPARE OUB PRICES WITH OlttEfiS.

ding all former actions Of the grand lodge in accepting it and instructing the grand officers to give a quit claim deed to the property to the corpora office. te will give mst as much 1 ri EVERGREEN TREE! WITHOUT COST. O5 a tion which is composed of the five 80- news, and in a few week will be back to our regular form. SUGAR Granulated, 18 pounds for $1.00 Light Brown, 20 pounds for $1,00. called trustees who have already re ceived $21,000 of the last assessment.

George Gillis brought to this office We Correct. In our write- up of the old soldiers 'd'nner in last weeks issue we unintentionally left a wrong impression on 4he minds of some In refering to Etsvv Dolson's chastisement we didnot aim to say that his chastisement was direct-ol at the remarks of Dr. Mcintosh, although as it was written a p'erson would suppose they were. In fact there was no ill feeling that we could see with any one. and what Mr.

Pol-son said was good natured remarks and ought out by the meet ng, and not at any particular person. The meeting was harmoneous througouj as far as we could judge the general feeling, and everybody had a good titee. Ihe home may continue to be oper last Monday a lot of the finest apples we have seen in a long time. There 3 ated tne interest of orphans of Odd Fellows, but the order no longer was two kinds, the Ben Davis and Eng js as We will send you by mail post-paid one small evergreen tree attapted to your climate, with instructions for planting and caring for it, together.with oarcom pltte list of Nursery If you cut out this advertisement, mark on it the name of thi paper, and tell how manj and what kind of trees and plants you would like to purchase, and when you wish to p'ant them. COFFEE.

rack ge 23c. Package Mokaska, 0c. Exira Blend Bulk, 25c 35 lb Mocha Co for any financial interest in it. All pas Co C5 3. lish ft-nba and it would be hard to grands and representatives of the tell which are the nicest.

Three of suspended lodas were admitted to the Eambos weighed two pounds and three of the Ben Tavis weighed two the grand lodge that morning. Thi3 gives the onpsition to the grant orfi- acres xI land of Joseph Boen. Miss Ella Millard of Goodrich, is now a member of the editorial family. Mr. and Mrs Smith.

Lathan are the happy parents of a fine boy. bora this morning. Editor Grant of the Graphic was over from Greeley Thursday evening of last week, Mrs. Pebell and Mrs. of Fe-d alia, were visiting Mrs.

Pell Parker, the last of last week. Mr. McTougal, who arrived from West Virginia this week, male us a pleasant caA Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Smith ol Goodrich, were in the city Tuesday and Wednesday, visiting frienj3. Miss. Jennie Nee in am will stay with her brother, Dana, in the city, and attend school this winter.

Mrs. Snooks. Mrs. Bowden and Mrs. Frather.

of Cadmus, Kan, visiled W. Pc. Snooks the first of the week. Farmes are all busy harvesting their crop of coin, They report it yealding well, and oz a good solid quality. B.

and E. Peterson has bonght a .58 acre tract of land west of the city, and will make it their future hoise. Dr. and Mrs. Mcintosh and Mr.

and 5 -o. ctirs a big majority, and is quite prob and a half and measured twelve and thirteen inches around. We doubt if any one in the county can beat them. able that a complete change will be We will quote jou lower prices on the stock you want than have oyer been offered you. Write at once.

EVERGREEN NURSERIES, EVERGKKEN, DOOR WIS. 5 made, Ma or Furguson of Wellington re a The following visitors to our city being the man most frequently men 53 la 9 1 Co ta MISCELLANEOUS GROCERIES. 3 Packages oda, 10 c. 7 bars Laundry toap, 2cc 6 lb Soda Crackers, 2cc. 8 Polled Cats.

2c. 17 Pail of Jelly, 55c. 3 bo.ieS Mustard Sardines, 25c. 4 ft Japan Bice, 2cc. 1 Cream Can ly.

10o. 25 oz. Bukiiij? Powder. 25s. 1 ft hocalate, 25c.

tioned for grand master. The levy for the curreut year will be forty-five CO a OS as are registered durin the past week at the Paul House: H. Davis, Prinston; J. M. Hale.

Newark. N. Geo. W. Ellis, City; C.

A. Johnson, Osawato-mie; Newton J. Quin. J. Sneed.

city; WITH OUR NEIGHBORS. 5 cents per capita. The warden of the state penitenti ary keeps a record from which the following figures are taken: There C3 InSws from our own and Adjoining Counties 2- 55 are 767 prisoners in the penitentiary, M. O. Watson; Harry Evans, Kansas M.

Gentry. M. Grimes, W. A. Mobley, Paola; F.

A. Doaks, Paola; Cora Ruger, Osawato-mie; P. Petersen, Janesville. W. Va.

Big Bottle Bluing, 7c Poxes Tooth Picks. 10c ft Navy Peana 25c. (0 Co Of that number 53 have parents who were church members. fcixty-eight 1 1 i can not answer, and the remainder Short Items of Interest for our Readers, Gathered from Various Sources. Peacefully at Kest.

On the 8th day of October, 1804, Vitla May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Co-nbs, passel peicelly to rest at the residence cf her parent near this city, at the age of twenty years and eight months.

Viola was of that sweet dispos tion that drew around her a hoste of young friends who mourn with her father, mother, sister and brothers the early departure of so pleasant a li e. Ibhe was a christian; her young life was given to the master, and he had work for her to do in other courts than these, and it is said, "she rests from her labors anl her works do follow her." The funeral service was held at the Baker churcb, Tuesday at 10 o'clock, by Elder S. 13. Bloomfield and the remains followed to the grave by a large concourse of sorrowing friends and sympathising-neighbors. were non church members.

The de E. F. Peterson Yandalia, W. Ya T. D.

Marrow, and family, Yandalia, W. Ya. C. W. McDogal, and family, El- nominations of those having a senti a03.

caKes J-Oiiet 20c. Cans Vinton Corn, 250, olid Tomatoes, 25c. Strawberries, 25c. Apricots, 15c. Peaches.

150. lb Paisin3, 25c ment on religion are, Methodist, 193; lenborough, Vs. Geo. Coiter, Paola. Will Pr.

Yail has left Greeley and Catholic, 109: Baptist, 105; Presbyte Mrs. Geo. Nofsinger attended the Populist speaking at Ottawa, Wednesday. rians. 54; Christian.

lutherian, 16 Episcopal and Congregationalism 11 li6 at Fa linville. The new M. E. church at Eantoul will be dedicated next Sunday Williamsburg is to have an old fas each; Quaker, United Brethren 3 2 oz Lemon Extract, 5c 2 oz Venella Extract 5c-. Feminine fancies; ttrrcimres of ringed-out silk, feathers', Mrs.

C. M. Brown and children returned Monday from a weeks visit wjth friends at Posedale, Kansas, and Jewish; 3 and don't know 12. Of the prisoners 509 have not been church fur and lace will be in very general use for sprmrr wear. Kansas City, Missouri.

Lirerabers; the remainder has at some time belonged to a church. Politically A large heard of cattle, about 300 heal, passed north through the city, Tuesday, returning: from the wesiern the prisoners are, Republican, 378; We know a way and it's not at all stale We give value true at every sale. iDon't send out rubbish when ordered by a neighbor Nor advertise Job Lots, threadbare and stale Democrats, 198; Populists, 142, while 40 do net know. There were 383 of pastures lor winter qurrters. the prisoners were raised in towns; hioned wolf hunt next Thursday, The Southwest Sold er's me! at Arkansas City Wednesday.

The state Y. M. C. A. will convene in Ottawa from November 8 to 11.

The Y. W. -C. A. will hold a convention at Ottawa, October, 18 th to 21st; The Odd Fellows grand lodge of Kansas i3 in session at Wiohata this week.

Per. Iler, of the Baptist denomina 628 of them use profane language, tion, will preach at the Christian thurch ne it i unda night at the usual There are twelve school graduates; 563 of them left home early to earn a living for theirself. 309 committed the crime that sent the-'ji to the pen ours Truly, hour, everybody are invited to attend-John Powell and family. W. II.

J. C. HlEBJfiS- sen in the hope of pecuniary gain. 418 ITamacher and family and John Need-ham and family all attended the Peop There are new Paris suits made of handsome glace silk with brocading in tiny vines and blossoms. SleeVes arc high on the shoulders, quite nil around the arms, very long and elaborately trimmed at the wrists.

Some new jackets have short inner fronts, the long- outer fronts turned back about (four inches on each side over the vest portion. Amoxg novelties in trimmings are ribbons with flower fringe at one edge. There are also ehiffon edgings with an embroidered vine and a scallop, to which is sewed a fringe of flowers-. A deess of eamsl's-hair has a plain round skirt in plaits, a high straight collar, very deep rounded yoke and deep cuffs. The tops of the sleeves and the waist are of embroidered surah.

Ztf. Y. Ledger REGARDING ROYALTY. of them were day laborers, 195 were Resolutions of Comrade Daniel Herron was born, in the state of Indiana. where he enlisted in Co.

P. 7th reg. Ind. Vol. and served his country well.

He cape to Kansas and died in Fiank-lin county June, 21sfc, 1894. Wheueas, our comrade and friend, Paniel Herr'on, has been taken away from our nidst by the'handof death. Therefore: Kesolved, by this association, that we have lost a frienl and Comrade whom we shall miss in our social life, as well as in the other departments of life that bring us together Resolved, That we talrhis opportunity to express our high regard for Greeley Is to have a two story stOne building-. J. M.

Bowman will be the farmers; 763 desire to reform. Book- les Party rally at Ottawa, Wednesday builder. I keepers, printers, school teachers, at- Mrs C. Burner and Miss Rosa drove torneys and musicians have each ad The Citizens' Eank building at ded two to the ranks of prisoner Wakeeield Gatlin, Greeley is to be converted into a har ness shop. to PdOla Tuesday and came back Wednesday bringing theL' little grand child here with them to stay a while.

See Hiebers 'ad" in another column. They are strictly in it on trade, and ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. KichmOnd has a public library, to which C. E. Putnam bas donated one DEALERS IN- A ton of coal yields nearly 10,000 feet of gas.

hundred dollars. tell the people through the Light where they can get the most ior their itic ocean is said to be by six and one-half Charles Wyatt of Colony and Miss Emma arris of near Greeley, were money. The Atla cr than the feet. DRUGS, JEWELRY; The Republicans are preparing for married last week. ijrum L.ong is preparing to ouna a iSTiD STATIONERY.

him as a citizen and soldier, anl that we commend to all the sterling patriotism and noble traits that adornel his character. That a copy these resolutions te presented to the widow of the deceased, that they be spread upon the records of the association, and that a copy be furnished the Lane Light for publication. H. I. Dolson.

J. A. Fuller, Coin. John W. Wrhht Glass Paint.

Harness Machine Oils. Tns quantity cf air a man breathes in twenty-four hours would Ell seven hogsheads. Don Arroxio Castillo says .3,000 tons cf meteoric stone fell from the moon in his part of Mexico re-cently. Java said to be tlic region of the globe where it thunders of tencst, having thunderstorms on cincty-scven days of the ycur; A ixtthk inclosed in a scaled bottle was on the 7th cf October lost dropped from a off Beaelry Ecadj and has been returned frehi Norway, where it was found embedded in a rock on the coast, jibout six fathoms above cea level, on tire 21st of January. CHURCH STATISTICS.

EDGE ca In ui MM in iODB. Prices on Wall Papei cut in two residence on the farm recently purchased of Mr. HilL George Hamrighausen of Osawat-oaiie and Mis3 Euphonia Goudie of Beagle were married at Paola, last week. B. T.

Shrake is now a partner in the buis'ness of the La Cygne Journal. His son will assist in the management of the Journal. A petition to the postmaster general isjbeing circulated at Richmond asking him to have the postoffice at that place closed on Sundays. M. C.

Thompson, of Parker, unloaded five car loads of three year old stiaers at this place Wednesday night that he bought in Iuka, Kansas. Greeley Grapnic. Mrs. Annie Austin, of PleasantOn, the prohibition candidate for county attorney on the prohibition ticket, says if she is elected she will make the joints of the county hump. The city council at Baldwin has passed an ord nance prohibiting the TilE prince oi Wales collars are size eighteen and one-half, three sizes abova the average.

Gold plate to the value of 3,000,000 is often displayed at state dinners in Windsor castle. The llapsburgs arc by- far the richest among the reigning families of Europe. The private fortune of the emperor of Austria may be reckoned at $10,000,000. One of the customs of the English court prevails nowhere else. It is the solemn announcement at the beginning of each course of the name of the cook who has prepared the dishes served.

This announcement is made in audible tone, for the benefit of her raajesty, by one of the clerks-inwaiting of the kitchens. FASHIONABLE FRIVOLITIES. Flexible purses lave tiny watches set in the clasps. A sixpenny nail is the model for a toothpick or a pencil. "The Light of the World" is inscribed On a new match boxi A lovixg cup with curved sides and plain surfaces has four handles.

A new face for a hanging clock is in imitation of the top of an outspread umbrella. A brooch in imitation of a chrysanthemum has innumerable separate leaves of gold. Axtiqtte belts and girdles of silver have lost nothing in popularity, and bid a big rally at the Park tomorrow. The Cayote Glee Club, Got Anthony, J. K.

Cubbison and other speakers will be present J. M. Walter is having his house and property the south part of town improved with a coat of paint, and new fence, which greatly improves the appearance of the place. H. H.

Cowan Co. are still receiving new goods every day. They received a part of a carload of stoves the first of the weak, that are being sent into the country at a rapid rate. Dr. Averill, cf Lyndon, Was down and had a family reunion at the residence of C.

H. Averill Thursday of last week, when the children were all together for the first time in nineteen years. News, this week is so scarce we are at a loss for something to fill up with, and have been to Duisy to busy to manafacture news of our own. By another week we will te in better shape for tuisness. The public schools are preparing for an entertainment to begiven in the near future, the prceeds of which will be used to put in a walk om the school building to the corner near Mrs.

Martin's. This is needed very badly, 1 and everyone should turn in and assist the school in their laudible undertaking-. They All Do It. Show us a prominent business house and we will convince you easiJy that they spend fortunes every year in advertising. Too many look upon advertis ng as a luxury only to be afforded when they are en'oying prosperity.

It is exactly opposite, when business is dull you should adrertise the mora persisteitly. It is a part of business method, and no business can be conducted successfully without it-Yes, "win on your own merits." for if you win on anything else your success will be short lived, but because you are fortunate enough to po3sess the merits of succass is no reason that you should hide your light under a bushel" and not let the public know What you can do. People are not going around looking for prodigies to come and entertain them, you must first go to the public and make yOL rself known, then they 11 come oy ou if you are worthy. The Enter-eiine Tim total ineorae of the Church of England is about $1,000,006 a week. The total revenue of the charitable institutions having their headquarters in London amounted last year to over 0,000.003 sterling- or, to be precise fOj1 000,703.

The death of i.Icrki C. Pobbins at Brooklyn, N. will enrich various re'' ligions and other charitable institutions to 000, that being the amount devised by her for such purposes as cojao within their scope. BWSIlp LEWIS PJJJL Proprietor. sale of cigaretts to miners.

It was 'claimed they could see the effects of the'r use upon the boys in the public i- Vx.H-snpporting received, last year, in i'iii misr; abor-t the same Tevlor lias iust been fair to keep all they have. Chicago JFrrsfc- Class in Everv iiesrjdcts mount. on a arrane-i steamer 7 ti-ip to London the ba'i; ior tUs iJarvsr.i liv to complete cf a new to enabld mail, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. The National librarv of France has schools and the University. A fife occured-itt.

the Kaii sas City hotel at Fleasanton, on Welnesdar night of last week in which Miss Cory Webb was burned to death and hea father severely injured Mr. Webb had just moved his stock of goods to Pleasanton from Ottawa, and had arrived that day. M. Tlunkett's 13 year old g-'rl met with a very painful accident Tuesday. She was feeding a cain mill when her dress sleeve caught on the tumb- the populous the mirisiei and health -ions bevonil.

Are Especially Prepared to Accommodate 0 xou NOTABLE NAMES; Commercial Trade Ejchaed Wagse3 left his autobiog raphy with Ferdinand Praegcr, to be ling rod and wound her arm the shaft i published when his son Siegfried causeing th ibble fracture of the 2,250,000 volumes besides 100,000 manuscripts. Bebliit university is the third iargest in the world. Paris-, with 9,215 students, and Vienna, with 6230, are larger. Enqlaxd, with ninctpiour -universities, has 2,723 more professors and more students than the three hundred and sixty universities in the United States. TbA Harvard observatory has the best collection of photographic plates Of the heavens that exists.

There are forearm. Dr.Monroe dressed the frac BOARI) TELi XY Oil W-EEI 3BATES Per Day or S3 Per Week, reached his majority. Siegfried is now twenty -one, and the autobiography will soon appear. The artist LTealy; now in this country, says that he was present at tb'e Hermitage when Andrew Jackson died. He was there at the time engaged in Mrs Emma Brown is now the assistant at the Light office, and besides being general typo, will rustle news, solicit ad.

and write up the the ladies conventions, meetings, etc. If you have an item ol: hevvs it will find its way to the paper as safely in her hands as those of the edito and she will contract for advertising or receive the cash as readily as the head of the firm. O. W. Newhouse handed lis a sweet potato, thot is quite a curiosity.

The potato that was put in the hot ted in the spring from which to raise plants, instead of decaying began to put on new growth, and it now presents a potato on all except one side that is to 11 appearances new and The theory that the, seed must decay to produce a new crop came near teing a failure in this case. The follow-in arrivals in the city during the past week "are registered at the Burner House: -Jos. Harrison, Wellsville; obt McTTattOn. Kan sas City; D. ong, Lawrence; W.

S. Flanagan, Kansas City; John Baker city; E. E. ierris, Minnie Ferris, Laura Ferria city: II. C.Newton, Garnett: F.

M. Moore, WagstafT; Ceo. Goodrich more than 30,000 plates altogether, and ONE BL CK. UT1L OF DEP OT they comprise a record of nearly every part of the sky. tures and reports her doing well Harris News.

One law firm at Pleasanton is mighty badly mixed up in politics this fail. CoL Dick Blue, the senior member, is candidate for congressman- at -large. O. the junior, is candidate for county attorney. andF.

D.Adams, the stenographer, is candidate for justice of the peace. If all a 6 elected they are elected they will have the judicial machinery within themselves. Blue will make the law, Riggs will prsedu-te and Adams set as judge over them. C. B.

Weaver, of Everes Brown county, writes the State roard of Agricultural that his Turkey wheat THINGS USEFUL TO KNOW If you c0, you wan to see Geo. Thompson Co. the Leading Clothiers of sawatomie, where you will find Dress uits Work Suits for Men and i oys. lurnishing oods. Neck Wear.

Head Wear i outwear -Trunks (Irips, Overcoats all of whi are sold at ottom rices, i emember we never take a back seat on prices. Our goods are first-cl ss in all grades. Our suits are all neat fitters and the very latest styles. Toys suits Irom 1 00 up Men's suits from $5. JO up.

We cannot talk, but our goods and prices talk. We ask you to come and Bee us when in need of anything in our line. We can and will save you money if you will give us a chance. GEO. THOMPSON CO.

oi Fob chilblains, apply tincture TWO NEWSPAPERS FOR ONEi painting a portrait of Gen; Jackson's It is of Eisindrcic that he "sprinkles his conversation, which is at all times interesting- and sometimes epigram matie-j with choice and pertinent extracts from Shakespeare, of whose works be hi cspccitlly fond." A BTOitv is told by Lira Elizabeth Alcerg Allen, the ar.thor of "Bock Me to. Sleep ''The words' had been set to lira; before Lever heard them cha say3. "vtie daj on the street I was clei rifled by hear ing a email gamin warbling the word3 of mv HI Utl 111, II Per Tic. K. C.

WEEKLY JOURNAL Hh LANE LIGHT iodine with a camel's hair brush. Prepared chalk and powdered Orris roots make a nice tooth powder: Wash the hair in hot water and borax, and let it get thoroughly dry. For eyes that itch, try bathing them In a weak solution of salt water The plainest food, like potatoes Vegetables and cereals is the most fafc- AND AGRICULTURIST, Ida RedinsOn. Gsawatomie: C. A.

El (yielded forty-threabushel per acre, and that of the Fultz variety twenty 1 nine and one third He says XJotli One Year For il.55. Take advantage of this (for and get the Century War Book Freniinm ofired by the Kansas City Journal; one coupon and 10 cei.ts each week for 20 weeks get3 the famous Century War Book the lowest price of which has bees lis. Highland; Hugh Eva Walker. J. Furnace, Maud Eager, Os-awalom'a: J.

P. 1 rowe K. Good, i-t cott; P. E. Pichards.

an sas ity 9Q. ii. Williamson, Ottawa. tening. tne larmers in isrown county generally Iteusnrxo the teeth with the finest ara eed'mS wheat their slock, either pulverized willow charcoal will make 2r0und or Znnxed with shelled coru them white.

Good Housekeeping. after soaking, and find it profitable..