The Lincolnville Lance from Lincolnville, Kansas • 1

Tin VOLUME I. NO. 3. LINCOLN VILLE, MARION COUNTY, KANPAS, FRI DAY JULY 12,1907. PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR.

0 pit? ri Ac if Screens I 0 0 tie 'LiOTfiing Manuractur er 0f0 7 011? We would like to make you the BEST PROPOSOIOX ONf Ha, a Panic. Ma. 0 SAX: Off WD, iGo.tntii"iuiecl Colcl 0m Weather You ever heard of. If I interested phone us. I We also deal in Lumber, Paint, and all classes off Building Material, Builders' Hardware, I Barb Wire and Woven Fencing LS- 0fr qlI 1 over Posts, Telephone Poles Bee Supplies.

0 Annual School Meeting. The annual meeting of this School District will ho held at the school house in Lincolnville, on July 18. II. A Korija, Clerk, Died. John Edward Young was born March 24, 18-44, and died July 7, 1907, at the home of his sister, Mrs.

G. W. Blankly, of Youngs-town, Kansas, Mr. Young was a single man and leaves two brothers in Nemaha county and one sister at Youngstown, where the funeral services were held and burial took place, C. H.

Taylor officiating. i At Rest. Charles Kline was born in Germany June 25, 1841, and died at hia daughter's home one mile west of Elk, Kansas, July 7, 1907. He came to this country when 18 years of age. He leaves a family of ten children, three boys and seven girls, Funeral services were held on July 8 and interment was made in the Marion cemetery.

C. H. Taylor officiated. Bank Directors Meeting. The semi-annual meeting of the Directors of the Lincolnville State Bank was held Tuesday afternoon with the following Directors present: Henry Buethe, John S.

Symes, G. II. Wight, H. A. Kobel, H.

W. Tiemeier and F. A. Smith. The financial condition of the bank was found to be good and it was voted to transfer $800 from the profit to surplus account.

This is ono of the institutions of the town that our people are mighty proud of. Lincolnville Lumber erai Company. 0M Has demoralized business. Manufacturers are badly overstocked .1 .1 i 1 i 1 0 uiiu aro oaenng goous ai prices wirnout prcceaent an our ex- perience, and large purchases by us enables us to give you some 0 0X big bargains just now in this particular line. tust' HEIST'S SUITS In a big range of newest fabrics: casimeres, worsteds, BUY YOUR Canned Goods, Summer Beverages And Postage Stamps tweeds and cheviots, all the latest sprieg and summer styles, $12, $10, $8 and.

$6.50. 0J til MEN'S SUITS That are the best values ever offered for suits of the Lincolnville, Kansas. highest standard of excellence, all the distinctive style features 0Hf eh Postmaster. (OS which you see in merchant tailored products, at from $14 to $20. IF YOU NEED DRUGS Don't Forget The 00 'flit li'-i N.

All ages, of which we have only a few suits of 11 j. i UiiU UUilU ITUIVH Ct District No. 104. Henry Hofein, wife and children visited with J. Wolf's Sunday Mrs.

E. E. Lehman and daughter, Alma, visited with Mrs. J. L.

Hodges Wednesday. John Eichmond and wife went to Marion Friday. Jacob Eupp, of Canda, was in this vicinity last week. George Hofein and wife andM''. Haiser, of Illinois, visited at Geo.

Hofein 's Sunday. H. H. Lehman cut Barley for A. Bauer Friday.

Some of the Heises went to Marion the first of the week. high as $6 have been marked away down. 0" If we havn't what you want, will get it on short order. GRANT MEYER, Prop. yHilylksai.

Walter Hodges and wife visited it'j i stucix v.u uuuurwt' ar, ior DOtn oc Ladies and Gentlemen, and would ask you to call before our sizes with George Hodges Sunday, E. E. Lehman and wife, and daughter, Alma, visited at Geo- O. II. Meyer GerjcJral Blacksirfitir aijel Wood of 1171.

Trip Hammer Work and Plow Sharpening a Specialty. Shop Operated by Gasoline Engine. KANSAS. Hofein's Sunday. Emile Lehman visited with his cousin, II.

H. Lehman, Sunday. RIBBONS IN EXDLFS8 VARIETY. The following Lincolnville entertained friends ou the 0SBT vermin ins in tne ur rv Line. i LINCOLNVILLE).

i 4th: G. L. Wights, Sam Grind-staffs, A. Millers, E. Gilberts, II.

H. Poppos, John Buckleys, Simon Sills, W. T. and Will Bonds, H. A.

Kobels, Mrs. O. Wights, Herb. Conrods. "We pay the following prices for produce, etc Eggs 10c, Butter 15c, Hens 7c, Roosters 3c, Springs to 2 lbs: 12c.

i Among the entries in the $1,000 I 4ft a-j ia R. SON. 1 I mm i i State 2 trot at Kansas City are three entries sired by Falmont, 2'A. also one in 2:17 pace. Falmont is the sire of Colonel Dunn, owned by S.

II. Grinstall' and advertised in the Lance. Hill. LINCOLNVILLE MARKET. CORN FED BEEF is the lobby of most every man who likes the best there is in edibles.

Corn has a delicious llavor within itself, but when the beef absorbs this flavor words fail to express the enjoyment derived from eating beef fattened on corn. We cater to this class of trade, and serve all our customers to the best of our ability. Our meats are up to the standard. Telephone us your orders or call. J.

If. I 11 County Treasurer Frazier; C. C. Mintern, Cashier of the Marion State Bank Brown Corby, Cashier METAL lilt! ill! of the Marion National Bank, aud TfTT i 11 1 U. If.

V. V. Lovelace, all of Marion, Our display js more varied than in the past, including bee most inexpensive to the finest IjUCOCjCi1 highly fmished. attention to the prices, which THE SUNFLOWER HOTEL. I i i i i i Chas.

Voctfazka. Barber and Hair Dresser were up to spend the 4th with Lincolnville friends. T. C. Bond, on July 1, purchased from Marion parties the room in which he has been doing business for the past four aud oue-half years.

This gives him a block of eleven lots fronting ou Main street all good property. Joseph Cerny, of Pilsen, was in the city last week to meet friends 1 Froti? to $10.75 -0- Fully up to any in the State.) Under New Management. Eatis $1.50 per day. Your patronage kindly solicited. REUBIN GILBERT.

Lincolnville, Kansas. Two Doors West of Marion Bread constantly on Sale from Chicago. Mr. Cerny is the, general merchant at Pilsen, and! carries a fine stock I L. S.

Palmer and August "'ic meier shipped a mixed car of calvc3 and hogs Monday. Dal Eod'ers, of Marion, one cf the good farmers of the county, was iu Lincolnville Tuesday. CI as Pritz, another of suc restful farmers, was shipping catth from this point Monday. I II. II.

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