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THE LANE LEADER, X3y Dursloy e.v&oixt. I. i if -i-n 1 i -j rmi Tbundny, January 1, 1801. MAKE A CARRIAGE OUT OF YOUR WAGON AT SLIGHT COST Subscription, $1.00 a Year, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. H.

H. PATTON, Dealer in LUMBER, ANL A FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIAL, by using Tie King WAGON SEAT SPRINGS. SNK of Oll-tempercd STEEL, applied by any one la five, minutes to any ST, plnoa Wugon. plnoa Ii-IMS I'OST OFFICE, Open nt 7:30 m. una doses p.

Bumluy Horn 12:00 to 3:0 p. m. Mall oloacj tor the wotilp. and tor toe east at II. II.

COWAN, p. M. HAILHOAU TI.UU TAUL1S. TRAINS O0INO WEST. Mail m.

Cannon Ball 12:33 Local Freioht V.U a. in, TBAIN8 00IHO lABTt Mail 8:22 m. Cannon Ball 4:18 a. Local Fkkioiit 6: J2 ra. rassnngors desiring to take the oannon ball lioro, must procure tickets In tlio evening and tuo train will then be notified to stop tor thorn, (By order ot the Sup'U) D.

n. qlobi, Agent. KASTOTJL TIME TABLE. Torus! AodosiMODAWON, Wcist, :08 a. m.

Local Fkeiobt, west, V.a a. m. Mail tveatj 1:14 p. m. Mail 1 East, 9:12 p.

m. Local East, 4:28 p. m. OSAWATOMIB ACCOUUOBATION, KllSt 7:14 p. DL J.

B. CHOMEB. Agt, LIGHTEST, BEST MADE. the CHATTANOOGA BOLSTER SPRING CARRIES A LOAD AS H.AS. Such as is usually kept in a EiiiSiaaisiiite P1CHSONAL MENTION.

Miss Delia French came homo from Kansas City to spend the Christmas vacation. Rob't Craig, of Osawatomie, was visiting Sunday with hit. friend R. A. Newkouee.

Mrs. D. Sargent has just been spending a few days with ber son and daughter in Saline county, Miss Emma Hess and her fathor wont to Eldorado, Butler county, last week and returned Sunday. Mrs. Bowman is at present visiting her son at Ft.

Worth, Texas, and is expected to return Saturday night. E. L. EInm now receives the Leader at Knox Sumner Kansas, and Geo, A. Glllls at South Bend, Indiana.

There bas been much sickness la W. McCain's family lately. Art. McCain especlnlly needing the doctor's care. Mrs.

J. W. Wright takes the advantage ot the excursion rates and visits ber boy at Vassar, Kas. and friends at Lyndon, Kas. Cousin Stella Croco, from Sallna, will add one more to tlie class of big girls in our already Interesting school, controlled by Prof.

Fisk. J. W. Wright. We forgot to mention last week that Dr.

Skillman, of Mont Ida, was visiting friends in Lane the early part of last week. We are pleased to Itnow that he is doing well in his new location. First-class lumber yard ICY AS A BPKINti WAGON AND MAKES IT.PVM, ONE. THIRD EASIER. VfiSI XnveBtiOate ttl once- Send for etomt.

lUu THE VEHICLE SPRING MFG. CINCINNATI, O- BLACKSMITH COAL. See R. McClintock for a nice litie of THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The Most Popular Sclentltlo Paper In the World.

CHURCH DIIIKCTORY. Christian Church Horrlces every tour weeks, Queensware. LOok at the finest stock ot Candies in Mixed Paints, Cement, Plaster Paris. GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD, GIVE tjJS A. O-A-IjIj.

H. H. PATTON, Lane, Kansas. This unrivalled periodical, now In Its town at Wakefield Gatlin's. forty-sixth year, continues to maintain its high reputation for excellence, and enjoys the largest circulation ever attained by any scientific publication.

Every number con Satuday and Sunday. Bro, J. 8. Mabtehs, Pastor. M.

E. Church Preaching every othor Sunday at p. m. Sunday school at o'clock p. m.

Mm. Walters Sup't. Ekv. J. A.

SnowALiBs, Pastor. Union Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, at the Christian church. N. 9. Welton, supt Lake, Nov.

25, 1890. From how until March 4tti, 1803 (if hot tains sixteen large beautifully printed longer), you can biiy all kinds of Stationery, Pens, Inks, Slates and Pencils, and elegantly, illustrated; it presents in pop- At the Post Office, Lane, Kansas, cheaper than any place In Franklin County. Ji Ti LiONO Wanted, Fat liogs. Parties wishing me to look at Fat Stock DEALER IN LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Uapfi Nsw Ykab I Don't full to wrlti It 1801.

New sulncrlberi drop In every few days. Fifleld and Pray take possession of the Meat Market to-day. Go to A. F. Doha for your boots and shoes, clothing, furnishings Subscription received at this office for any newspaper in the United slates.

J. F. Martin bas opened up a new candy store in the buildiDg lately occupied by Lee Bates. Marrrjndulfe Smith's old cow was struck by a freight engine, Saturday, and so much injured that It had to be killed. J.

Showalter expects to commence protracted meeting at the M. church to-night, assisted by Rev, Pingree. Geo. Le Follette and W. Kyle have taken up quarters next to McCabe's flour and feed store, and are doing a lively business as feather renovators.

The Osawatomie fishing ciub has erected a neat log cabia in which to hold its semi-occasional meetings, S. W. Devore and J. C. Wakefield look part in the dedication of the building on Tuesday of last week, J.

J. McCabe, Justice of the Peace and Notary Public, is prepared to make all kinds of collections and attends to renting of property in Lane and vicinity. He can be relied upon for promptness and dispatch with all business entrusted to Kim. For a cut, bruise, burn or scald, there is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It heals the parts more quickly than any other application, and unless the injury is very severe, no scar is left.

For sale by Wakefield Gatlio, Druggists, Lane. Many years' practice has given C. A. Snow patent solicitors, Washington, D. unsurpassed success in obtaining patents.

They have secured many patents on inven-tions that have been rejected In the hands of others. See their ad. in another column. The Leader bas now been published for six months, and we are glad that our efforts are so well appreciated. But we must call your attention to the fact that man subscribers have not yet paid up.

Come in, friends, and pat up, as we cannot run this institution without money. Thunder and lightning, accompanied the may leave word with T. Long or D. ulat style a descriptive record of the most novel, interesting and important advances in all the principal departments of Science and the Useful Arts, embracing Biology, Geology, Mineralogy, Natural History, Geography, Archteology, Astronomy, Chemistry Electricity, Light, lleat, Mechanical Engineering, Steam and Railway Engineering, Mining, Ship Building, Mar-ine Engineering, Photography, Technology, Manufacturing Industries, Sanitary Engi. neering, Agriculture; Horticulture, Domestic Economy, Biography, Medicine, etc.

Ncedham. We pay highest market price. A A B. AjNewhouse, 22tf Lane, Kans. Ask to see that Doll that says Papa and SECRET SOCIETIES.

LANE LODGE, A. F. A. meets on the 1st and 8rd Thursdayevoning ot each month. C.

P. CHOW, W. M. J. J.

Mgcabb, Secy. K. ot P. LANE LODGE No; 47 meets very Wednesday evening; Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend. W.

H. C06K, C. O. W. FisKlfc.

0. 0. GRANVILLE LODGE No, 263 meets every Saturday evening, at 7:30 p. m. L.

Bates, K. C. M. Durham, Sec. Wit.

H. BAKER POST No. 271, G. A. R.

meets 2nd and 4th Monday evenings in each month. W. A. Wasson, P. C.

J. S. Hanwat, AdJ't THE LANE LODGE, ot F. M. B.

A. meets every second and fourth Tuesday jot each month. Mamma at the Drug Store. i Is, mplemen Notice, All parties are hereby notified not to hunt A vast amount of fresh and valuable information pertaining to these and allied, sub ry, or trespass on the farms' of the undersigned, jects is given, the whole profusely illustrated with engravings. either in Miami or Franklin county.

WAGONS, BUGGIES, ROAD CARTS, All the most important Engineering Works, Mechanisms and Manufactures, at Wells Brothers. Dr. A. R. Hayes.

In lUemorlam. Mrs. Sarah Alward. Died, on Monday night, Dec. S2nd, 1800, at her home in this city, Mrs.

Sarah Alward. The funeral took place Tuesday, at 2 o'clock p. Rev. Morgan and Rev. Combs officiating.

Mrs. Sarah Alward, the deceased, was born Feb. 10th, 1833, in Fountain county, Indiana, making her age nearly 68 years. She was married to her present bereaved hus. band Jan.

19th, 1854. They immigrated to Kansas in the fall of 1855. Iu 1800, the joined the Christian church, of which she remained a member up1 to her death. Her maiden name was Clark, and she was one of a family of nine children, and all of her brothers and sisters' (except Uiose who died with scarlet fever in 1843) were present to attend these last sad rites. She was the mother of six children, four of which are still living and attended her funeral.

ft.any friends in Quenemo and vicinity will join the Republican in extending condolence to the bereaved family and Mends. A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled; A place Is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. God In His wisdom has The boon His love had given: And though the body moulders here, The soul Is safe In heaven. Osage County Republican. home and abroad, are represented and de scribed in The Scientific AMebIoan.

Latest styles of Plush Toilet Cases, Pho Also, a Full Line of HARNESS, J. H. JACOBS SON, Blaoksmitiis Waoonmakebs. They are always ready to attend lo the many wants of their customers, FARMERS! hrintrln vnu'r rtlnws and It abounds with fresh and interesting tograph and Autograph Albums, at the Drugstore. subjects for discussion, thought or experi.

ment. It tends to improve the mind; en courages to self-exertion, activity and de. With Harness Repair Shop in Price on Cloaks just cut in two by F. Dehn. velopment; furnishes hundreds of useful have new lays put on them.

Also your cultivator shovels have them pointed. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. suggestions for business, and for dimple LANE, KANSAS. The Leader 3 months for 25 cents. light and profitable occupations.

It promotes Industry, Progress, Thrift and Intelligence in every community where it Wanted, to trade' a pair of Spectacles circulates for a few hens. F.J, flow akd, tf. Watch. Repairer and Jeweller. SMITH'S MARBLE GRANITE WORKS, The Scientific Amekioan should have a place in every Dwelling; Shop, Oillce, School or Library.

Workmen, Foremen, closing hours of the old year? and the birth of the new, in this part of the world, with Engineers, Superintendents, Directors, Presidents, OlBcjals, Merchants, Farmers, Teachers, Editors, Lawyers, Physicians, MONCMENl-S, HEADSTONES, nd all kiDds of Cemetery Work. Clergymen People in every walk and pro a high temperature. But to-day it is snowing and blowing almost a blizzard. The dispatches say that England is experiencing the most severe weather since 1813. Greeley Item.

tGreeley News. Jas. Hlavens caught an otter 2J feet long, on north Pottawatomie, Monday night. H. Ambrose has finally got his family jnove'd to town, anil occupy their new residence.

We welcome them to Greeley. We have on our table two pomegranates from Arizona, which were sent hore by Geo. Carlile. They, resemble the orange, in shape and color, and have a faint, though pleasant cdor. They are quite a curiosity, Joe Fox returned from the Creek Nation Monday, where he has been tor five weeks.

He brought home with him.n $1,000 jack. Joa thiuks the Nation is the place for a poor man. He says he found 14 inches of show down there. J. 11.

Lowland's pension has been in fcssiou in life, will derive satisfaction and beneht from a regular reading of The Lane Markets. Corn 40c, Flax seed $1,05, Oats 86c. Wheat 80c. Castor beans l. 351.

Cattle Fat, 2c. to 2Jc. per lb. Hogs $3 00 per cwt. Chickens $1.50, to $2.00 per dozi Butter, 15c.

per lb. gs, 19c. per Potatoes, 75c, per bu. Apples, 50c. to 60c, per bu.

Onions, $1.00 per.bu. Cabbage, 2c. per Rev. P. D.

Biggs will give a lecture on Scientific Amekioan. As an instructor for the young it is of the "Rise and progress of Methodism," at the M. E. church, to-morrow night. The lecture will be illustrated by 100 steropti-cou views, and a fine selection of music ence enables ma to warrant entire satisfaction.

peculiar advantage. Tkt It. Subscribe for yourself It will bring you valuable ideas; subscribe for your sons it will will be rendered by local talent. Half the make them self-r-jliant; subscribe for youi proceeds to he given to the Sunday scheol. workmen it will please and assist their labor; subscribe for your friends it.

will be Last Friday, Leroy Bates' spirited pony -A. GEEAT IT.TIOIT.Ij Letter List. team broke loose from the post to which Washinctoh, December 20, 1889. I do not see how anv school in America can soare this work from its reference List of unclaimed letters, remaining In the THE they were tied in front of S. Lathen'e house and dashed, with tlie empty buggy, up the likely to give tht hi a practical lift in life, Weekly, $3.00 a year.

Munn Publishers, 801 Broadway, N. Y. library for teachers and pupils. I am sure that every private individual will purchase postofflce at Lane, Kansas, Deo. 1, 1890, and un less called tor In 30 dtys, will be sent to the LIBRARY 11 iur 111s own nurary, 11 lie iu tui uu lur a ume mi purchase of other literature.

Very respectfully, W. T. Harris. V. S.

Commissioner 0 Education. dead letter office. From the Osawatomie Graphic, George Rowej of was in the city Tuesday. G. W.

Elam, of Lane was in the city Tuesday on business. John Hendrickson, of Lane, visited over Suuday with Mary Hendrickson, in this city. Will Hayes, who reigns as his satanic majesty in the Graphio office, spent Sunday with his parents, near Lane. Mr. Jasper Blake, of Lane, Kansas, has purchased two elegant lots in block 17 and will build thereon a nice residence.

A fine twelve pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs, J. Masten Sunday, but some complication arose and Levied on Christmas day. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved parents. Married Yesterday at one o'clock, at the residence of tlie bride's parents, by Rev.

W. A. Howard, Minnie E. Uetz to Eugene Redington. The happy couple have our best wishes for a happy married life.

The club dance held Friday night at the opera house was a neat affair and much enjoyed by the many participants. Prof. Joe Hill, of Lane, was present and led the music to the eutire satisfaction of all. A new plan for heating cars sends separ- main street and towards home at a breakneck speed. Tliey came to a sudden hilt Mrs.

Lizzie V. Fields Mr. James Milllson I'lxceuti'ix Notice. against a telephone pole near the Christian Alice Logan Thomas (dro) Grbencastlb, March 16, 1889. The best aeereeate ex Notice Is hereby Riven, that on the isth day ol Cambridge, January 1889.

The selections have been made with excellent judgment, and the editorial work has been admirably done. OF Ctf U1U Wits illipolllUM church, one on either side of the pole. The buggy was a total wreck, and the har pression oi what the Ameri- M. J. Hopkins James H.

Heed MISs Gavley FUmore J. E. Jones Julia Undertint JOHN flSKE. j.i iri 1.31111 ji jaiiito it OH. deceased, late of Franklin county, Kansas, liy tlie Probate Cojart of Franklin comity, In the can mind has produced in thft two hundred and eighty years of its activity.

Respectfully, John Clark Ridpath. DyE.C. ted man ness suffered a good deal, but the poniee AMERICAN Persons calling lor the above nanied letters. AND M. Hutchinson were unhurt.

creased to $14 per month. Port Bricker and Shep Curtis have also been allowed an increase. We tare always glad to hear of any of the old boys getting a "lift." They deserve all they get, and a good deal more. Mrs, Hatnptpn, in tlie south part of the county, was seriously injured by falling down stairs last Friday, breaking her collar booe. Dr, Willhoite adjusted the fracture.

Paola Times. A woman in Mound City slapped the principal of the public schools in Hie face, the other day, because he had thrashed one of her youngsters. The schools down there have been very "interesting" for some time, causing the air about some of the larger boys to be frescoed with cuss word whenever the teacher's name was mentioned. Parker Pilot. will please say "advertised." Attest: J.

A. 1'miDY, Probate Judge. The attention of our readers is directed II. n. Cowan, P.

Prices apd Terms fixed within tho reach of all. Specimen pages with portraits Bent to any addrese. To Teachere who wish to earn from OO to 8400 a month during vacation, we guarantee to make an acceptable proposition, we do not desire applications from parties QnwuUng derote time and atudy to the work. LITERATUR FOUR TRIAL NUMBERS, to the advertisement of Munn patent With trreat premium offers, on recelnt of 10 solicitors, in another column. Their name CHAS.

L. WEBSTER publishers, 3 East 14th N. Y. cknts and addresses of Tbn JMakbieu Ladies. Only 30 cents a year.

Host monthly In the is familiar throughout tlie country. In wui iu. ioi' me price. Auuress, connection with the publication of the WOMAN'S WORK, ATHENS, GEOUGIA, Scientific American for the past forty-five NEW REPEATING RIFLE SiiniiiuiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiG years, they have made tlie drawings and specifications for more than one hundred and tweuty thousand inventions, and their ARLIN SAFETY lgSmGMMW' PIANOS t-H FREE on TesiTrlnl onvwhor. facilities for obtaining patents were never better than now.

tia Any 01IGAJV or PIANO on ate flow of water, heated by steam in a uimiiii (i A (intnphlet of Information andab-i A prominent physician and old army sur wi ma 10W lOi drumsin the floor of the car, up each side of ths car. By means of the double circu geon in eastern Iowa, was called away from uotum riuems, I'aveata, 1 SK Murks, Copyrights, sent jKo pay before yomee aid toyf SSrttf at ODce for our new home for a few during his lation the car is heated evenly. It is impossible for one side to be cold while the sbl lirondway, Illunt'a Catalogue lo sny n.lilrf... At'W Xork. one of the children contracted a severe cold and his wife bought a bottle of Cham CORNISH CO.r other Is hot.

it arritwer Tlie Centerville dramatic company gave aiuiiiiiiiiuiaiiiiiuiuiimiiiiiiiiiiMitiUiiiiMiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiB a performance at this place Saturday night, berlain's Cough remedy for it. They were so much pleased with the remedy that they afterwards used several bottles at various times. He said, from his experience with SO LI )i TOP. 4, SIDE EJECTING. Weight, 6lbs.

in which they presented "Ten Nights in a Bar Room." The company did real well We Clut The for an amateur organization, and, while the Yery dainty and graceful in design is the covr of The Double New Year's Number of "The Youth's iCompanion.V ia, its shades of red and brown. Inside we find a new Serial Story, entitled "Kent Uampdon," by that delightful writer, Rebecca Harding Davis, and in! addition there ate Five Short Stories, well Illustrated, beaides poems and articles of popular information, to suit all tastes and ages. A notable article Professor Shalor, of Harvard University On the Earth, is th first in series of articles on Recent Discoveries in Science, to ha written by the most eminent living scientists. Reading such a number as this, it is easy to understand why "The Companion" bas gained the largest circulation of sny weekly paper in the world. All its stories appeal in the widest way to human sympathy, and are calculated to pleace not only young people, but their elders as well.

That such a paper, beautifully illustrated, and it, be regarded it as the most reliable preparation in uce for colds and that it came audience was spmewhatj noisy and unruly, Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridges. the company struggled through pluckily. the nearest being a specific of any medicine he had ever seen. For sale by Wake is Dame 'Scarred ana iime-fworn, Hut in tbe front, nil tbd same! To those who paid attention the play was Bend for free descriptive price-list of Repenting Rlllcs, Double-Action llevol vera, to the MARLIN FIRE ARMS NEW HAVEN, U.S. A.

field Gatlin, Druggists, Lane. well presented. We trust these young people may return at some future time. "To thine own self be true, And It will follow aej the nivht the day. thou R.

T. McClintock bas just received a The railroad boys are sad all on account LYMAN'S PAT. RIFLE SIGHTS Cans' not then be falBD to any man." "IDEAL" RELOADING TOOLS of the fact that Pat Ryan and Pete Miller large consignment of new goods all kinds of groceries, tobacco, etc. Best quality and lowest prices. Are Unequalled both lor Hunting and Target Shooting.

IIth year. THE HON CON." have gone from' our midct. They started For Rifles, Pistols Shot Guns. and The St, Louis Journal of Agriculture, A large 8 page Agricultural, Stock and Family paper, price $1.00 per annumv It is the Organ ot the Farmer's Allianca itli a circulation larger than any weekly Agricultural poper in the United Slates. Both papers one year for $1.75 or both papers 6 months for P0 cents.

For free sample copy of the Jouknai. of Agriculture and splendid premium list, address Journal of Agriculture No. 9 N. 8th St. Louis, Mo, All remittances for the two papers should be addressed to D.

Sargent. 24 4m. Lane, Kans. for South America on Monday and probably Is trying to help THUMBS avi omew who know they are "hard up" antt want to know wh ere this they are trading red and blue beads for maple sugar and mink skins with the The genial Mac Is sure to please With coffee, sugar, flour and cheese; Tobacco, too, for those who chew Or smoke, and tea for wives to brew. RELOAD YOUR SHELLS AND SAVE MONEY.

FREE, illustrates CATALOGUE and how to (tet rellaf. Unless you jfi vutjsj tor wuat jou witnt you written by the most eminent of living authors, can be sold for ft. 79 a yea? is South American Indians. Everybody was from others. -V' sorry to have these good fellows leave, and Tha ntimha rf tin ha -IV containing valuable instructions on how to prepare your own ammunition.

"Send for Catelogruo showing Sights and Bifies of latest design. Address under an apple tree A a hearty farewell hand-shake and wish foi really marvellous. Specimen Cases. A. F.

Dehn Carries the best and largest stock Of gsneral merchandise in town. WM. LYMAN, Middlefield, Ct. IDEAL MF3. Box New Haven, CL success was given tliem by their many indicates the quality of the fruit it proposes beurs.

The club3 uproot these friends when they left. Ct O'U Oioousm ita Monopolies S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach was disordered, his liver was affected to an work. urni Trusts.

toKether Al. Long, or Miami county, Kansas, -Ji. lAa nhtih ImuO TnHrr- alarming degree, appetite tell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three stepson of Edward McGee, a prominent nnt be done without their 1 bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. YEARS farmer of Kansas, is attending our tupcr talk inc nnrt howling "an- EXPERIENCE OF VARIED al SUCCESSFUL Special Offer! We will furnish the Leader to any address from now to the 1st January, 1892, for $1.00, if paid in advance.

The question has been asked, "In what respect are St Patrick's Pills better than '8 Hrpltv.V hut. in tha end ItlKht Edward Shepherd, liarrlsburg, had a run excellent school, and bfds W. B. Will DreraU and tllfl FISOPLS'S IntheUseof ning sore on his leg Of eight years' standing. JIVE Stone.

Mountain Grove Prospect. WUi fee Dono. THOSE ARE OUR SENTIMENTS, Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven wa Alone own-. and Control. boxes of Bucklen's Aralca Salve, and his leg is for all Dls- orders of any Try them.

You will find sound ana well. John Speaker, Catawba, Notice. All parties having past due Book Ac And If you agree, (cut your subscription to, H. L. VINCENT, KAS.

i that they produce a pleasanter cathartic counts are Requested to call and settle by effect, are more certain in their action, and had live large fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incu rable. one bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Wakefield Gallln.DrugglstF, bI RN a IWhoare.vwmnnd iu. that they not only physic but cleanse the Largest unci Oldest west of Chicago I Who have weak oryjV-l DiVSLOPCQ.oi diaeasedl oreang. who are suffer-l I POrtHT.

thesoorn of then-1 Caveats, and Trnne-inrKS omaineisTm ail Patent business conducted iar. Moderate Res, Our O'iice is Opposite U-B Patent Office, and we cau secure put ent hi los3 time than those remote from W'ji? hint; ton. Send modol. drawing or with description. Ye nrtviFC, if patentable or not, free of chnree.

Our fee not due ttU patent is A "How to Obtain Piitentsv1 with Tr.ir.' i-f icrurd client inyourStute, county, or r-rit Tree. Addrcea, Q.ASS90W&GO. Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C. whole system and regulate the liver and Cash or Note.

R. T. MoClixtock. P. Dehn reiiows ana tne con.

I I in ff from tQnoitttnFymiTA StemDt of friends and I The Pulpit and the Stage, bowels. For sale at 25 cents per box by i arid any Excesses, or off companions, leads us to Wakefield Gatlin, Druggists, Lane. CORA LIMITEQTIMSEKE Can fit you out from top to bottom for less money than anyone in town or any other troarantee to all patients, Kev. F. M.

Shrout, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, says: "I feel It my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has ttone tor me. My Lungs wers badly SUBSCRIPTION: One Tear tl. 50. Six mo's 75 o.

Three mo's 60c. In clubs or ten, 91 each. Esad fox Our XTer X2oclc XAst. ff they can RF KFm The solo of Miss Cora Showalter at the own Exclusive STOftQ, oun method Ann nrw M. E.

church Wednesday nilit captivated town A. F. Dehn pllanoee will ailord CUKE1 diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. the entire Miss Cora is a beauti fii Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Trm Best Salts in the world for cuts King's New Discovery and am sound and well, Is ready to offer goods cheaper than they HOPE YOU AND YOURS. gaining 46 ids. In weight." have ever been sold in Lane. S3 bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, "After a thorough trial iron-i orooa over your conaition, nor (five lip in despair 1 Kl Thoufwnds of the Worst Cases have yielded to our HOME ft sores, tetter, chapped hands( chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptiobS, and posit A 5-ycar old boy can buy goods as cheap Should Tonrlittlecmolw taken TS'il'HTith Morahrnwii Croup, whnt would jou Cot Y. fi.it jgicUa cvuid ve ful singer.

An earle was teen in a field between here and Ottawa, last Sunday. It would be well for the farmers of that section to keep their "eagle eye" oped for the safety of their stock, as our informant says the bird was of hnge dimensions. Baldwin Ledger. Look at my line of underweaf before you buy. A.

F. Dans. as a 100-year old boy at A. F. Dcbn's.

ively cures piles', or no pay required. It is send sealed, post paid, FREE, for a limited time, ef TIT JO-DAf. lieraeraber, tio onoelse has the methods, appliances and experience that we employ, and we claim the hqhopolY of uhifouk EM ItEOICAL Cfl, 64 HlAQAHA SU BUFFALO, N.Y. and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. Ki ng's New Discovery tor Consumption bsats 'em all, and cures when everything else falls.

The greatest kindness i can do my many thousand friends Is to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles at Wakefield ti Gatiln's Drug Store. Kgular sizes 50c and $1.00. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price; 25 cents per box Is ft titew.harmifc--s is c'jiaaft'pnard. In Or.Jtjr MHV from jur dmgUt Old-newspapers good for reading, covering 25 ct.

per 100, or 18 for a nickel, For sale by Wakefield Gatlin, Lane, Kansas. 2.0C0 References. Name this paper when you write' Tiit d. mm nmitmi iamaiu, it-.