Rice County Eagle from Lyons, Kansas • 1

tnr xor 12" SI 2ice 21 PATROKTIZE OXT3EFL ADVERTISERS. NEWNUJlBJJIt C91 7 LYONS, BICE COUNTY, KANSAS, JUNE 5 1903. WHOLE NUMBER 978. DEERING The Exchange Store. first floor of this building, by tbe friends and relatives of the Masons.

Many Masons were present from neighboring towns. This is certainly a nice structure of which the Masons ire very proud. Nemo. HARVESTING 1 MACHINERY The good old summer time is coming -and it is harder work to stay in doors and sell goods, than it was before the soft winds came. The green fields, the blooming gardens, the song of the birds, the gentle breeze all invite us Out of doors.

But a progressive store like ours cannot Married. Hiram W. Cherpitel and Miss Ekte V. Tobias were married Tuesday vening, June 2, at tbe home of Mr. iod Mrs.

Cyrus Tobias, south ol town The Wedding ceremony, was per brmed by G. E. Lyon, of the Christ an church, in tbe presence of about twenty-five inviied guests. An elegant supper was served and all enjoyed the evening in that most hospitable home. The groom is the son of D.

Cherp etel, is a young man of excellent appearence and fine qualities. The bride possesses the womanly graces and tbe essential qualities of a home maker They will reside on a farm at Lang don Kansas. Their friends entertain high hopes for their future. Gray Mitchell: At the resi deuce of J. P.

Blevin, June 1 1903, Mr. CvruB E. Gray and Mrs. Dollie Official Vote. The County Commissioners canvassed the vote of the special election, Tuesday, with the following result: Murdock, 1148; Clyne, 66; Babb, 141; total, 1625; Murdock's majority, 745.

The total, it will be seen, is not nearly ene half the vote of the county. Lyons Lumber Agents. President Roosevelt says -of the Grand Canyon: "Keep it for your children's children, and all who come after you, as one of the great sights for Americans to see." The Presi dent was greatly impressed with tbt grandure and beauty of earth's great est scenic winder whence recently visited the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The sentence above quoted is from his speech on that ocassion. If you W.

Mitchell, both of this city. Si I I respond to these calls. We can only make it possible for others to more fully enjoy the delights of early summer. We are making greater efforts to win your trade by furnishing meritorious goods at such attractive prices that you can not but respond. We make it'--possible for you to be stylish and comfortable without a great outlay of money.

Summer Dress Goods We have many new and stylish things in Summer Dress Goods. A pretty line of Challies, Lawns and Batistes, low price goods for cool dresses to 15C Very large" assortment of figure Dimities, Lawns, and Batistes 10, 121 and 15 The most beautiful line of Scotch Ginghams to be found the new and dainty, pretty colors in mercerized goods 25 to 50c Pretty patterns in colored embroideried Swiss 50C Shirt Waist duck in polka dot stripe and figure, black and white, very latest in waist tO 20C The ceremony was performed by Rev. Fav. immadiatelv after which Mr. and Mrs.

Gray boarded the Fris co for Mamoutb Springs, Arkansas, where they will spend about a month have not yet seen this titanic chasm, On their return they have a home a why not 20 there this summer? Low i i i i I i See them before you buy; something lew HODGES' QUEEN BINDER 6 and 7 foot. THE NEW HODGE HEADER Will be pleased to show you. if you will call. LYONS I MPLEMENT GO, prepared the house just vacated by rates on the Santa Fe to Grand Can Wesley McCabe. yon and California.

Free book, The groom is an old resident and "Titan of Chasms," for asking. E. J. Faiehuest, Agt. Santa Fe one of Rice County's most substantia and highly respected citizens and the Lyons, Kans.

i i 1 I i senior member of the Furniture firm ot Gray and Blevins. The bride is Normal Notes, native of Kentucky, and recently from Arkansas, where she has lived for We welcome oniy one new member quite a number of years, coming here Williim Sledd; 5H to take' care of her sister, Mrs. J. F. "Every one that doesn't know the Blevins during ber sickness.

Duiing first thing about this stand." her residence Here she Las made friends We were minus a few of our "broth of all who have been fortunate enough Skirts Just received new samples skirts in Mohair Etamine Crash and Viole. Beautiful stylish walking Skirts, plaited, tucked and plain, very nicely tj5.00 Star Brand Shoes are Better- First of all comfort then add long wear, stylish shapes and smallish to make her acquaintance. The Eagle em and sisters" on account of the high unites with the friends of bUh bride water. and groom in extending congratula Miss Bishop, please parse that tions and best wishes. adjective." CHAMPION MOWERS i Keene Foues are at last straightened Alden Hems.

out. prices and you have a word picture of oar Star Brand Shoes and Slippers. If you were to ask us to name the prettiest, price considered, we could not do it, Our Society shoe as pretty as a picture for I3.50 Are what you will soon need tcf cut your alfalfa crop. A Children day program will be rrof. W.

Iruesdell has gone down to Wichita to attend tbe Com rendered at Triumph church June 14 Uur yuaker snoes are penecuon 01 eiegani snoe mencement exercises of Friends Uni 1 he program commit'ee, who are Messrs Jease Leatberman and Charles versity. Oar Mavflower shoes are stamped with fashions ft Lyon, Misses Hattie Williams, Flor Everyone that wasn't at the Kansas 5 ft 5 euce Bennett ard Mrs. O. S. Frye are History class last Friday afternoon, was accused of going to see the hih making rapid progress towards making it a decided success.

Miss Clara water. fc approval for $3.00 Our greatest shoes are the best we have seen for $2.00 Our Music shoes are solid and servicable $1.75 Our Sensation shoes, there are no better than these for 1.50 Our job lots of odds and ends are great bargains at 1.00 Will take country Produce at highest market prices. ''Do you recall a special session 1 ingress in your short and checkered Lyon is organist and Miss Kate Wil son chorister. Miss Elsie Denbo ia at present stay ing at Mr. Charles Comptons.

career?" CHAMPION BINDERS, CHAMPION CORN BINDERS, Messrs Henry S. Wilson Sr. and Jr Since their boating experience Fri attended the sale at Mr. Hamiltons day it is said Cooper, Uanel and T. H.

B. Armstrong. Tuesday last. ft 5 Temple have applied for articles of Mr. Charles Hamilton, of Sterling, incorporation as the Rice Mari called upon bis sister, Mrs.

Harry ners and Navigation trust, limited; Wilson, on his way to see bis mother but we are not sure that it will evt I handle the TURNBULL WAGONS. Agent for U. S. CREAM SEPARATOR J.N. DISKEY.

be formed. Already there are crimi' The last pasenger mail tram to es- Lyons is extremely fortunate in at Raymond, Friday of last week. Mr. Edward C. Wellman was trao reach Lyons was Thursday the 28th.

nations and recriminations which may cause its disruption. Sam Temple says sacting business at Lamed Friday, ci The first mail train to come in was over the Frisco Sunday evening the ft fl! ft ft last week. had it not have been for Hanel, there would have been comparativlyno water 30th. Mr. O.

S. Frye has suffering in the boat. Hanel says if Temple had caping material damage from the flood ant should be very, very thankful. Wesley McCabe is putting in some large windows and otherwise fixing up the property he recently bought of T. J.

Lyons, which will greatly improve it. A telegram from Ed Chatten, of Saliaa, to A. J. Foote Saturday even Thirty first Saengerfest of the with an attack of tonsilitis, but is rapidly improving under the doctors attended to business and kept bailing North American Saengerbund, St. care.

Louis, round trip $16.15 on sale instead of getting scared and attending to other irreverent things the boat Miss Clara Lyon is staying at Mr. would have been comparatively free George Miller's at present from water' And then Hanel feels sore that he didn't get any of that lunch ing stated that they were all safe but The crops in this section are suffer E. W. GLAZE, ing for want of a little more drouth. and so it goes' The trust will proba June 15 and 16, limited June 23.

It is said that up to last Saturday there has been four weeks of continual rain (more or less) with not three days in the whole time that was fair. An unprecidented "spell of Arkansas weather," for sunny Kansas. It was also raining Saturday, Sunday and Monday, at the time of this ly The most recent excitement cf this About a dozen of Miss Lottie Lan- Proof shown if desired and all work guaranteed. city, Was a pugilistic encounter, which took place between two of our most prominent citizens last Monday, A sing triends gatnereq at ner nome Saturday evening and ate Ice Cream poor example for our younger men, Santa Fe Nates. Miss Jennie Stont is making prep and cake, played flinch and otherwise enjoyed themselves, spending a most delightful evening.

There is nothing dull in Miss Lottie's entertainments. Annual meeting German Baptist Brethren. Bellefontain, round trip arations to leave us for a few weeks weeks visit wtth friends and relatsves in Oklahoma, We Alden girls wish to advise her to stay up here if she The Chase Breew has been sold to 25.00. on sale May 28 to June 1 in Charles B. Garten and he has changed elusive limited June 6 may be ex did not say any thing about tbe con.

dition of the town except that it was still raining. Attorney Ceneral Knox is a qnan dary. He is like the fellow who was drunk and was bugging a lamp-post. If he let go be would fall, and if he held on he would freeze' Mr Knox has shown that a successful prosecution of the trusts can be conducted, and he doesn't want to injure the trusts. They auie creatures of the republican party' and tbe party is their creator.

If the party is going to turn against its friends there is going to be trouble. If does not go on, the people will make life a burden for him and if he does go on the trusts will smash him. And that's what's the matter with Knox. Et- Ed DeWitt has an Iron bridge on his fnm which floated there with the current frou just above his line. doesn't wish to get wet.

tended to June 30 without extra The new Masonic Hall of this city charge. National Encampment G. A. San Francisco, round trip rate $45.00 via direct routes. $51.00 via Portland, Oregon, on sale August 1 to 14 inclusive limited October 15, 1903.

Annual convention Baptist Young People's Union of America, Atlanta, round trip $31.35, July 5, 6, and 7 limit July 15, 1903. Annual meeting Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Baltimore, round trip $36.00, on sale July 17, 18; limit July 27, 1903 may be wm dedicated last Thursday May 28. the name to Tbe Chase Register, the first issue of which reached us this week. The form of the paper has been changed and the first issue gives promise of a newsy and neat paper. The Annual Convention Kansas Chris This was a very nice affair, but owing Notice.

All citizens of Lyons are requested to clean up all alleys, basement win dows, stables and pig pens. By order Board of Health. A. J. Shaker, Chairman.

The Commissioners met Friday to canvass the rote but adjourned until Monday. Annual convention Baptist Young Peoples Union of Kansas Topeka, Kansas, round trip 15,25 on sale June 16 to 17; limited June 20. tian Endeavor Union, Emporia, round trip $4.20, on sale June 22 to to the severity of the weather, many were compelled to stay at home. The 25 -limited June 27, 1903. Annual meeting Travelers Protec Eagle extends best wishes for Tne Registers' success.

Post No. 20, G. A.R. wishes to thank donators of flowers and the ceremony was splendid and was accompanied with musio furnished by Sterling's male quartette who are tive Association of America, Indian- aoolis. Ind.

round trip $22.25, on vocalist of to little ability. A beau- Ladies who made the boquets for Dec Iae June 7 and 9 limit June 20, extended to July 31 on payment of $1.00. tiful dinner and supper was served in I the township ball which composes the oration Day. J. T.

Nash, P. C. 1903,.