The Lyons Daily News from Lyons, Kansas • 1

I i 1 VOL. XVII. NO, 37 LYONS, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1895- Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters 25c. at all druggists.

Headache bad? Get Miles' Pain Pills. The Mesdames. Treon, wives of our south side barbers left for a short visit to Awarded Highest HonorsWorld's Fair Noys Norman footwear the best on the Ady, Kansas, on Saturday morning, market at Richards'. Shank's assault case before the jury. One of our old stand-by friends, B.

F. Chisholm of Pioneer kindly remembered Democratic Convention to morrow.) Mrs. Joe Richards, after a month's visit with her parents in the southwest part of Reno county returned to gladden Joe's heart on Saturday evening last, She re ports elegant crops of grain and fruit in that section of the state. i Dr. Sallio Illcharason reports that Mrs Friend Potter repairs all kinds of en gines and machinery.

us with 1 basket of nice juicy apples one John Lawrence, of Center township, is dangerously sick with feaver, and that she has some misgiving with reference to Our city schools will be opened ou day next. criEAr.i Mrs. Bel aunt of Mrs. A. Martin was quite sick on Sunday last.

Attorney C. F. Foley attended to legal business at Hutchinson on Friday last. BAKTi FE BOUTS. A.

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St. It. I 8t Ft Bt Time Table. Going Et. i.

464. gunU Fo Paetengor, 7:15 A. M. a. 468, Sanu Fe Accommodation 5:06 A.M (l 2, St, ft S.F Passenger 4:18 P.

M. Going West. So. 433, Sant 7e Passenger, 6:37 P. M.

Ho. 487. Santa Fe Accommodation, 8 :13 P. So. 1, St.

L. 8. Passenger Santa Fe trains dally except Sunday. Train 464, leaving Lyons at 7:16 a. will stop at all stations between Isgons and Florence, and the following stations east ot Florence, viz: Emporia, Osage City, Topeka, Lawrence and tlolliddy.

Passengers for other stations east Florence should leave Lyons on St. 17. F. train No 8 at 4 :18 p. qonnectlng with train No gat orrton, which Stops at all stations.

FaBt iime and.drst class accommodations given to all points. Through tickets soldto all principal points In America, and baggage checked to destination. Doable train service from Lyons to Kansas City, Bt. Louis, Chicago and all points east. Our morning train to Kansas City, St.

Louis and Chicago makes fastest time made from this city. J. G. H. GRAVELEY.

Ateul Union Depot. Mrs Joseph Gleadal living north vest of town, whom we mentioned as beir.g sick for the post two weeks, has been very dangerous recently, but Dr. Richardson reported her some better yesterday. The daughter, Mr. Lottie dlard, from Iowa and Mrs Smith, from Michigan, came home on Tuesday morning.

Hon. Wui, Kenton, of Raymond Tp. is a thorough believer in Kaffir corn. He has out some GO acres this year, and haa her recovery. County Attorney II.

Jonrs had some business before the Appelate court at Garden City last week, as did also Sam Jones and they appeared before that august tribunal on Friday. A. Qoyt declares. that he is opposed to the election of Judge Martin, whose name will appear on the republican ticket for chief justice this fall, His reasons ure that the Judge too much of a pop. Rev.

B. D. Conkling delivered another The republican squabble will begin in dead earnest on Saturday of this week. Court convened again on Monday morn FSIJCE; MOST PERFECT MADp: A puicCraptGcimorfirtAt pQWdtf, Fret from AmmnniJ A fnm at ntr Mhv iug, having adjourned on Thursday even day last week, the result of the thonghtful-nessolhls estimable wife, who realizes that editors families, like ordinary raor. tals, appreciate a few of life's luxuries.

Miss Petri Aiken took Monday morning's train for Chicago, where she is to spend the winter persuing special studies, among which is elocution. Mist Pearl Is among our most estimable young ladies, and curries with her the kindest wishes of a large circle ol friends, who predict for her 11 successful and brilliant future, y'Mis Babees, one amo-ig the very early settlers of Sterling township, and mother of Henry Babees, whom our music loving people know as one of the finest musician', died at her home in Sterling ou Saturday evening last at quite an advanced age. The funeral services were held at Sterling on Monday afternoon. A big time is anticipated at the Old Settlers pic nlc at Sterling on Friday of this week. The good people of that town propose to spread themselves upon that ing last.

constructed a harvester with which went vi. wi mt i wuivi nuuiivi Mr 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. It which ho pronounces a dandy. His characteristic! sermon on Sunday morn The good folks of llio Reformed church expect a bran new preacher hear next Sunday. method Is to cut the fodder and pile upon a largo platform, which is carried on low ing last before an interested and intelli Uncle Carll, father of County Superln-tendant Anna L.

Carll came up from Ster wheels, piling the heads all one way, and. ling yesterday to vIMt with his daughter. gent cougregartlon. The Presbyterian and Methodist friends being without a pastor, were largely in evidence upon this occasslon. getting a loud, It Is hauled to some con venient place for stacking, hen he takes a hay knife and cuts the heads off just as one cuts down a stack of hay.

He then New and stylish men's wear is the special feature at Joo Richards' Clothing Emporium. Mrs. Thos Hicks and Mrs. Will Robison left on Monday, for a months visit in Kentuckey. Mrs, A C.

Jordeu has been sick with feaver during the past week, and appears to be loosing ground. ricks or stacks the fodder, while the heads are in proper condition for threshing if so Al. Pyle, of this city, who had been playing ball with the McPherson Nino In that city had his left arm broken by a wildly thrown ball In that city on Satur The old gentleman health appears to be pretty good. Advertised Letter List, The following letters remain uncalled for, at the Lyons, Rice County, Kansas, PoBtofflce. Week ending Hapt.

7, '03. Hamilton Printing Co. Jos. B. Buckles.

The above will be sent to Dead Letter AffldU If MA. It 1-k. desired, and there yon have It. The field is thus left so that one can hitch a team to occassion, with tbe hope undoubtedly of inducing the outside world to come and day last. He will now have plenty of time to reflect upon the beauties and in-tticacics of the great American game a grain drill and away you go for another trial at raising a wheat crop.

Bill Kenton knows tho value of Kaffir corn for stock see tbem again. Free water melons for all. A pleasant time Is surely in 8 for one and all. purposes from an intelligent trial, and is pending repairs. The case of State vs Temple, charged with therefore armed against the posible necessity of 'tailing'' up cattle starved through vmw uu.

vaiiicu tur iu art unys. jjiic one cent each for advertising. F.N. Cooper, P. M.

The Atchison socletr womnn who ma assult upon Roy Lucas 011 the evening of May Cth, last, came up on Monday morn the winter because of the failure of crops hitherto ordinarily raised. We hope to When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta. arrested some time ago for beating her ing, and was pretty hotly contested by iLe attorneys. The question of identification When she was a Child, she cried for Castorta. see our farmers profit by Mr.

Kenton's experience and piactical example. Sheriff Foster has an opportunity to harvest his 3rd or 4th "crap" of grass on the court house square. From a half to three-quarters of an inch of rain was reported in the north part of the county on Sunday night. A good many farmers are engaged in sowing wheat under more favorable conditions than has occurred for years. See our handsome line of Novelty Dress goods just in.

C. A. Dean, Manager. lime adopted daughter will not be prosecuted. The case against Tessie Smut, whe sold BOfln without a license to snnnort tier Whea she became Miss, she clung to Castorta, being the point of coflict.

The court took When she had Children, she gave them Castorta, occasion, in the absence of the jury, to say siik husband and seven children, will be Marriage Liccnmc. The following named persons have been that In so far as the identification by the prosecuting witness went the State utterly licensed to wed since our last issue: failed. It will be remembered that this Allen I. Neahrhood and Ellen R. Li v.

The Odd Fellows pic nic at the grove came up on appeal from Justice Brown's ingston, Sterling. south of this city on Tuesday last was a most enjoyable affair, and while the at court, and also a part of the case in which Victor Hillman served out 30 John C. Tuder, and SillicLynn, Ster Missouri Pacific Time Table. Going North. 3, Passenger 8:11 P.M.

So. 463, Mixed 12:58 A.M Going South. So. 8, Passenger M. So.

464. Mixed .....8:34 A. No. 463 and 464 daily except Snnday. Free chair car between Lyons and St: Louis.

J. T. DICKKRSON, Agent, M. P. Furniture at Wholesale Prices, We rercsunt the largest manufacturers of Household Furniture in the world, and 3ell to anybody at factory prices.

All ship, ments direct from the Chicago factory. Dur largo furniture catalogue mailed to any iddress on receipt of 6 ceuts in stamps to piy postage. Our special Baby Carriage Catalogue, showing 63 new styles, mailed tree. American Furniture Agency, Retail profit smashers, Galeni, Kansas. COLORADO EXCURSION.

Begining May 15th, and daily until September 30th, the A. T. S. F. R.

It. will se'l reund.trip tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Colorado, at rate of $20.00, limited to return October 31st. Stop-over will be allowed at any point between Pueblo and Denver, With in final limit of ticket, passengers can also purchase tickets from these points to all points west in Colorado at abovo one and one third fares. The following rates will apply to Ogdtn and Salt Lake, Pocatello, Idaho, Madison, Milwaukee and Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, St Paul and Minneapolis, Clear Lake. Iowa, Las-Vagus Hot Springs, New Mexico, $25.60.

We also have excursion rates to many other points. For further information ca'l on or address. J. G. II.

Graveley, Agent. tendance was fairly large, it fell somewhat ling. In ul, besides paying some $25 n'ne. pusueti to tno extent or the law. This kind of business makes populist.

A Times T. A S. F. and St-L. S.

F. Ry. Excursions. NATIONAL IRRIGATION COKGRE83 For this occasion round trip tickets will be sold to Albuquerque, New Mexico, September 14 and 15th, at rato of $17.30, Limited to return September 21th. Con-tinous passage in each direction.

STATE ENCAMPMENT KANSAS NATIONAL GUARDS To be held at Emporia, Kansas, Sept. Bhort of anticipation, owing largely to the Ira N. White and Anna Blair, Sterling. Wm. II.

Welsh and Nanny Workman, In the case of Al. Messenglll, of Little broom corn harvest. The address by P. Flgureatlvely speaking the skies puckered up their faces and wept another pleasant shower of tears on Sunday evening. Grandma (Geo.) Gray, and Mrs.

V7. Gray left on Tuesday morning for a four weeks visit among old scenes in Illinois. Mitchell. Ferguson, of Wellington, was an able effort and was listened to with marked River, who was arrested some time ago on a charge of burglary and larceny, tbe defendant pleaded guilty to larceny, and Chicago's city water has been stolen wholesale, and that not by poor straggling people, but by wealthy firms and corpora the charge of burglary was withdrawn. It was a very close shave for the young man C.

A. Cooper informed us yesterday tions, who have been guilty of the can and it is to be hoped that this experience 2nd to 7th. For this occasion round trip that notwithstanding our short wheat crop his firm expects to aggregate the shipment of 75 car loads of wheat this season, while will be sufficient to deter him from depra- tickets will be sold Sept. 1st to 6th, at datlons upon other people's preserves In fraud of laying secret pipes 10 the main, If their deeds can be brought home to these pubcic malefactors, it would be hard to find punishment severe enough for them. Leavenworth Timet.

Those Chicago 'fellers" must have been given a tip by the sanctimonious senior this Is but a drop in tho backet compared the future. As scarce as beer is in Rice rate of $3.70. Return limit September 8th. RATIONAL KKCAUr-MENT U. A.

R. LOUISVIIXX, to what has been done here, it with what county everybody, Including deacons and will be handled by the other dealers will the ungodly, will unite In one long protest Prof. Wolf maintains that he only missed his frost guess, by two or three hundred miles. Well, a miss is as good as a mile, friend Wolf. There was no mail received on the Frisco from Wichita on Tuesday morning greatly to the disapoiutment of anxious readers of the Wichita Baffle.

Our mail service was greatly discom-bobulated on Monday, owing to washouts on both the Santa Fe and MUsourl Pacific in the east part of the state on Sunday night. do much to start money to circulating. against its being purloined from its rightful owners. councilman from the 4th ward of the City of Lyons, State of Kansas, who we are in Some one without the fear of law in his formed has been rewarded by being made mind nor the lovo of God in hisheartstole president of the city council. Mysterious disappearance Without "with your permission, please' a valuable horse from tho old gentleman Pascoc, living on the Morse farm live miles west of town, sometime on Sunday night.

Free Shorthand Course. Any reader or this paper may learn of an opportunity to receive a complete mail Later: The horse was returned some John F. Wright betook himself hence some time last weeck whence, no one seemed to know and deeper and still deeper grew the mystery. Old men and youths, old ladies aud young maidens joined In one long "wonder whence?" Was It a Fraker drowning, or a Rip Van Winkle Sleep? Like all other mysteries it ceased time during Monday nightis it was found in the stable on Tuesday morning. KENTl'CKEY.

For this occasion round trip tickets will be sold Sept. 8th to 10th, inclussive, at rate limited to October Cth for return. BKVRNTU DAY ADVENTIiT CAMP MEETING For this occasion round trip tickets will be sold to Topeka September 11th to 17th, inclusive, at rate of $1.75. limited to return Sept 24th. ANNUAL MEETING GRAND LODGE I.

V. For this occasion tound trip tickets will be sold to Topeka, October oth to 10th, inclusive, at rate of $4.75, limited to October 11th, for rctnrn. 'These rates are open to all and It is not necessary for you to attend meetings In order to get benefit of these rates. For further Information enquire of, G. IL Graveley, Agent.

Baby Carriages at wholesale prices. Catalogue showins 63 new styles free. American Furniture Agency, Galena, Kansi.s, course in shorthand and typewriting at cost of postage by addressing A. D. Tho World, Kansas City Missouri.

If use of machine is desired $1 per month will be charged for use of same, Address as above John Aikin, of this city, and Lawyer Johnson, of Sterling, attended the state to bo a mystery when the facts became realestate meeting at Salina on the latter part of the week. They report an enthusiastic gathering, and that a Million club for full particulars. This course is under the direct supervision of an expert teacher and court reporter of fifteen year's expert known. John just temporarily shook the dust from his feet, hied himself St. Louis- WANTED The business men of Lyons and neighboring towns to get my prices an Rubber stamps, stencils belore buying.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Harry L. Hooker, Lyons, Kansas ward, and on Tuesday evening, September was organized. Mr. Johnson, of Sterling, W.

Brinckerhoff weut out to Garden City last week and won the first case in the Appelate court in the western district of the southern division, and came home feeling in pretty good humor. Maud MacDonald, of Little River, our grand-duughter, together with her schoolmate, Winnie Rowland, spent the latter part of the week in this city, returning to attend school on Monday morning, The jury in the case of State vs. Joe Temple failed to agree, standing so we are Intormed evenly divided Judge Clark discharged them, and the case will probably go ocer to the January term of court. Mrs. A.

W. Hoyt and her grandson, ence, and valued at $20, 4t. 3rd, joined himself and his future with was made one of the officers of the 7th Con Miss Nannie Canary, formerly of this city, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. gressional district, which owing to its size was given two directors to all the other districts one each. ThosSSi We hear many regrets expressed that the community Is to be deprived of Rev.

D. Cookllng's sermons. Let the Congregational friends get together and sec if some arrangements can not be made whereby he may be kept at work. Mr. C.

Artie Iloyt returned from their brief visit with Elbert Hoyt and wife at Ponca City, Oklolioma, on Friday evening. Wo understand th Mrs. II. docs not like that country. has awakened 1 interest with a class of people licre that no other minister has been able to touch.

His sermons afford t'uod for the enquiring mind. and returaed to receive the congratulations of hosts of mutual friends and admirers on Saturday evening's Missouri Pacific. It had been whispered around for some time that John was acting just a a little ''queer." John, the Democrat will forgive you this time, bit see that it does not occur again. Mrs, Wright will receive a glad welcome fnm alt of her numerous friends, an 1 hn, well, here's to you. From the Pacific, we glean the following particulars of the important event: MAlilUKl).

John F. Wright and Miss Ellen Canary were married tit the Methodist church in Pacitic, Tuesday evening, September 1.S95, by Rev. W. T. Scott, of Tower Grove.

The church was thronged, and at 8 o'clock p. 111. the bride and gn.om, proceeded by tins ushers, Messrs. Swepeon Crev.s and James llogan, entered th cliiiich us the wedding march was Do not fiiiil to mm ihofc Wool Chiviott Mens Suiis at Webb's only $5. Boys Milts SO cents.

We ca show you the Best ind Cheapest line of clothing you ever saw. Jap. Uay was down from Fiederick ou Tuesday, and report that tho republi-cms are geliinir veiy much winked up in Hint lectio. 1 i ihu coiiuiy ovt-r li.o 'lieriff-nlity. lie s.iys in one a-p jars to have any particular Advantage.

Meyn, Pool, Blair, Uopkiu, Swait, Miller, Nash, Wait, Comer and P.irter. And half dozcii jllicr "lellor cuizuiV nut mighty traid 1 he i tli of idierifl won't overtake them in tho ii'piilibiMii convention 111 xt week. C. A. Dkan, Manager.

In the oasij of the State Silas Dillon, charged with propri-iiing and selling some one else' thickens, week the jury returned a verdict of guilty. The offenci; is petit Ureeny. A motion pending for a new irlid. plajed by Miss Kale Dunn. The bride wore a dress of Persian law trimmed in Point Venice and carried a A youim fellow in 1 hi- county, who ir.

ceutlyiook unto himself a wife, and a good and noble girl too, is so modest that, The Cliiiftian Endeavor Society of the Christian church ill servo Ice Oam next Friday eve, in the empty store building next door to the Exchange 13 ink no the north side of the square. Ail ate Invited to come and bring a friend with Hiistanter" upon the ceremony being completed in this city at the rcsedeuce of Geo Co he rapidly drove his bride to the Right Arm Paralyzed! Saved from St. Vitus Dance. "Our daughter, Blanche, now fifteen years of age, had beea terribly aflljpted with nervousness, and had lost the entire use of her right arm. We feared St.

Vitus dance, and tried the best physicians, with no benefit. She has taken three bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine and has gained 31 pounds. Her nervousness and symptoms of St. Vitus dance are entirely gone, she attends school regularly, and has recovered complete use of her arm, her appetite is splendid." MKS.

E. K. BULLOCK, Brighton, N. Y. Dr.

Miles' Nervine Cures. Dr. Miles' Nervine is gold on a positive guarantee that tbe first bottle will benefit. All druggists sell it at II, 6 bottles (or $3, or It will le sent, prepaid, on receipt of price, by the Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart, luU, home of her papa aud mama, and left her yon.

We spent Saturday last in Sterling. Business did not appear as brisk we had bouquet of white roses. The ceremony simple and brief but very impressive. The chancel was decorated with (lowers and vines. After the cetemouy a luncheon was served to a few friends at the home of .1.

N. Everett. There were a number of handsome presents. Mr. Wright is a stock dealer of Lyons, Kansas.

The bride is a sister of Mrs. Everett and until recently resided in Sullivan, Ind. They will leave today for their future home in Kansas. Pacific Transcript. "At Home" about October 1st.

expected to find it, but this was explained there nearly a whole week before again coming to see her, though living less tliau four miles d.staut, whereas previous Im could not be kept away with a bull dog and a double-barreled shot gun (though this expedient was not resorted to, and no objection to tbe match was iffered). Think of Bashful William's week of agony! Such lf-aflliction Is indeed heorio. Absolutely Given Away, And we do the next thing, with our immense stock of Gents Furnishings Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Suits, etc. We have a big corn crop but it don half pomtare with the Big- Bargains we will give. Come in and see our goods and take this 905.00 Twlusic Box Home with you FREE of COST, J.

T. IRjLoIXELircls. "THE CLOTHIER." by the fact that farmers are engaged in their broom corn fields. This crop hai become a prominent feature with farmers down there, and they have been realizing handsomely on it tor several years, but owing to a very large acreage ami yi throughout the country the price promises to be very low this season. Such fuming as can will uuboubtedly hold over.

Chiidren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Go to Friend Potter's Blacksmith and Machine hop for all kinds of work and Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. repairing in that line..