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this Bfhnnl has had all the years the to attend our We invite you Slusser's RESTAURANT Meals Short Orders Never Loses Its Strength Always the Same CALUMET annual event has been pulled off. Both old and young had a delightful time, and many ot them regretted the fact that the day was not longer. Dr. and Mrs. O.

F. Marcotte had the pleasure of a visit over Sundav lrom the doctor's brother, E. J. Marcotte, from Concordia. Mr.

Marcott is a traveling salesman, and was in the stricken city of Marquette, this state, the night of the terrific cyclone early in the spring. His description of the affair was sufficient to convince anyone that the storm -was terrible. The suffering of the victims, who were not killed outright, was awful ANNUAL SUMMER SALE to begin We are headquarters for FINE CANDIES FRUITS CIGARS TOBACCO Try our Homemade Pies June 1 6, I 905 Friday, it ft ti ci i if i ti i ti fl it ti ft ft ti II ti ti ci to contemplate. Rev. Weyant, of the Methodist church Osage City, gave an exhibition of his unusai strength last Wednesday when be and last until further notice lifted both Mr.

Parke and Mr. Deardorn with one hand, and Mr. Parke and Mr. Hepworth with both his hands. He said it ti ti ei i i tt 1 i ft 0 aMind IPdDwdeir in a short address that any lady the institute could, by practice, attain the Bieri Grandmou gm same strength as he had.

This reaiure and Pastries ICE CREAM AND ICE COLD DRINKS GIVE US A CALL We try to Please Phone 181 Opposite Santa Fe Depot Is Most Healthful, Wholesome and Economical of the exercises gave much amusement and enjoyment to those present. Insti tute notes in the Lyndon Record. KANSAS OSAGE CITY, Last week Agent A. L. Miller, of the with the Terril and Harris thresher, they having been at work out there for several I LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

K.rltan and Mr, and Mrs. D. H. McConnell at dinner Sunday. Harry Jones, wife and children visited Jacob Hunt and wife Sunday.

Will Jenkins and Arthur Richards visited with George Sunday. Joseph McConnell and wife visited frienda at the county seat Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Frank Thompson is enjoying a visit from a cousin, who is here from Ohio. Invitations are out for a "carpet rg tacking" at the home of Mrs.

Wilson on Tuesday. Geo. Barrlngton and wife went to Holton last Wednesday to visit their daughter, Mrs, E. C. Umdenstock, and family.

Lige, keeps the audience in convulsion Missourie Pacific, went out to Scott City on a business trip, and while there traded for a quarter section of fine wheat land. This, however, is not in Scott county, but lies In Lane county. Mr. Miller says the wheat is fine in that part of Kansas; in fact, all along the route, lie says they haye some yery good corn out in that section-also. Mr.

Miller is of the opinion that that country will be all right, not only for a place in which to make a good investment, but for a home as well, aa thousands are doing. the press is speaking highly of this show in the different cities where it has seasons. J. Sanders Jones and family are enjoying a visit this Vieek from a friend, Chas. Chandler, who arrived here the latter part of the week from Independence, where the Jones family resided a few years ago.

"Dod Gaston," who writes the "funny appeared. The entire show is presented nice taste of it rubs off. No doubt you've noticed it. return limit, July 6 No tickets sold to points where tbe round trip can not be made within the final limit, as no extension will be granted. Call at Santa Fe depot for full particulars.

Keal Ktate TraiiKlers. Below Is a list of transfers for week ending June'24. aa furnished by J. 11. Slav ley abstractor.

Lyndon, Kan. All deeds are general warranty, unless otherwise inentbuittdf C. H. Scbermeruorn toN. 11.

St-hermer horn hf nw qr 28-17-17 etc I 4.113 Ths. O. Harvey to Theresa lUth lots 6 to 15 blk 35 Osage Carbon Co's add Peterton 500 Geo. W. Amos to Ira E.

Amos nbf Be qr 31-14-14 3(00 Chaa. Bagge to Ida C. Crawford tract on Cth et in 23-10-14 150 Llna Lindall to Charles S. Lindall 50 a of hf bw qr 0-15-10 650 Ldst of Letters Remaining unclaimed in the Osage City postofflce for the week ending Tuesday, June 27, 1905. in a tig water proof tent especially constructed for these people.

The first of the week Mrs. Timothy in the Topeka' Capital, has grown Giutia brought a letter to this office ine womans Foreign Missionary society Jas. Morrison, of Lebo, was in the city metis inursday at the home of Mrs. Josiah JLasl week Mrs. A.

L. Miller and children spent the time over at Ottawa with her parents, returning home Monday afternoon. We invite you to attend our annual summer sale, to begin Friday, June IB, and last until furtner notice. Bieri from her son, Luther, who is a marine on so old and worthless that he has quit looking to see whether the lattice work lust on business. Three or four Curtains at the Economy store.

Glassware at the Economy store. For Kaffir corn, see Adams Walton. Buy your wall paper of O. E. McEl-fresh Son.

Call on The Public Opinion for first class job work. The Postofflce Bookstore is for sale. Joseph Balocca. Hammock seat cultivators, price $'2. 50, at the Star Grocery.

uutier. Tea will be served, Mrs. Butler will be the battleship Monadnock, Manila. P. 1., assisted by others.

weeks ago he was kicked in the face by hose are worn much these days. But which has for a -long time, with other an old mare, a gentle old animal, which jvirs. oamuei Benton entertained Mrs. E. United States war vessels, been at that Jones Mrs.

Harry Jones, Mrs. Peterson of he was unharnessing at the time. A Pant Teg; Mrs. Carl Roulund and Miss Ethei port. It will bs.

remembered that the Grandmougin. colt belonging to another mare, was in Taylor last Friday, when a delightful time was former was on hand when the Russian See Gamba Bros, before you sell your had. the stable, and it is believed that the animal that did the kicking, thought she vessels put in Manila just after the meet fat cattle or bogs. They always pay the then, "There's no safe way." Have "Brownie" Frey clean and fix up your tan shoes, no matter how badly soiled or how badly worn they may be, he can make them look almost like new. He has a preparation that does the business.

A trial will conymce you of th's fact. Mrs. u. N. Eldridge attended the surprise ing they had with the Japanese admiral.

party on Mrs. Henrietta Umdenstock, last Sat was after the colt, which she had a great dislike for. Mr. Morrison's lower jaw uraay. 11 was tne 6tta anniversary of Mrs highest market price or them.

Telephone 61, 4 rings. John Staples and wife returned home from a visit-with Topeka relatives and Togo. Mr. Galutia recites the arrival of the battleship Iowa at Manila, and is proud of her, Baying that he believes GugbelinO A. was broken in several places, and it was Utndenstock's birth.

Mrs. Minnie Rumph gave the party In honor of her mother, and a very nerpssarv to take him to Kansas Citv pleasant time was had Ly all, who unite in that she could almost whip the combined where a cast was made for him. It will wishing Mrs. Umdenstock many happy return friends Friday, after staying there for a fleets of Japan and Russia. He states of the day.

Hammock seat cultivators, price $22.50, at the Star Grocery. A few more cultivators left at the Star Grocery; price $22.50. Use Golden Eagle flour, and have good bread. Adams Walton. Buy your carpets, matting and shades of O.

E. McElfresh Son. Tell your neighbors to subscribe for and read The Public Opinion. ho snmfi time before he will be able to Bobb L. K.

Chabottl Martin Mann Ella HurleH. Bowles D. D. Smith Miss Hophia Miller W.M. Elliott Mrs.

Lucy Adair Win. Mitchell Moholle Williams Iteese Cougton O. S. Stapel A. Li.

Taylor Pearl ltersc Gust Hylee Mra. Suele week or more. For the grand Fourth of July celebration at get along without it. F. G.

Ilunsicker is having a good stone Barclay, to be held in T. J. Scott's grove, one walk Dut down around his residence No doubt the people of Kansas will be mile east of the Barclay school house, the fol lowing program will be rendered: 10:30 a. m. (-Opening Prayer Mr.

J. Butler property on South Sixth street, occupied triad to know that there is to be some- also that he is getting tired of remaining so long in one place, although there is plenty of things to see on the islands, tie describes a bad storm which prevailed there early in the season, and which caused the officers in command to have fires built under all furnaces in order to be prepared to put out to sea should the thing done for the benefit of those who by Prof. J. T. Albin.

Reading of Declaration of Independence Mrs. Fourth of July rates via the Missouri Pacific railroad. One fare, plus 50 cents, (except fare and one-third to apply where latter makes less) for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 1 to 4, inclusive, with final return limit July 6. A.

L. Miller Agent. Muskogee ''Red," the notorious tramp printer, bad a top of a column, wholly along side pure reading matter notice in the Ellinwood which announced the fact that be had been there to collect his biennial dues and remain in jail over The Gobs meat market will close want to go hunting and fishing, espec Elsie Jones Address Owen Thomas Recitation Emma Eldridge Di nner ially the latter, as the statement has been made by the game warden that he is to Cards. Hanson John McCall J. W.

Persona calling for any of tbe above named letters will please say "adrer-ised," and give date of list. B. A. Hosenquist, Poslmatser. Notice to the Public.

After twenty years of business in Osage Subscriber, see that your neighbor gets his name on our subscription list. Everybody complained of Monday being a warm day, and guess it was. For sale, a good, new hay baler. Gus. stock at least four streams in the state fury of the storm increase, but which 2 p.

m. Address by C. G. Messerley, of Osage promptly at 9 o'clock every Sunday morning. Persons desiring meat should govern themselves accordingly.

Isaiah Jones has put in a fine cement walk in front of his residence property, on South Sixth street. This adds greatly with trout. This is quite an extravgant City, Kan. finally subsided and the trip to sea thus avoided. He also expressed a desire to Potatoe Race, Three Legged Race, Fat Man's outlay to be made at one time, don you tnink? Many bass are also to be Race, etc.

Prizes will be awarded to the winners. City, I have turned my business over to be back in Kansas plowing corn and night last Tuesday. W. Goss and W. R.

Goss. to whom I have sold it. All parties bavins claims Last Sunday the membership of the potatoes, which would lead one to believe that hi is not altogether pleased with the life of a marine. against me wll please present same for Card ot Thanks. We wish to thank our many friends Methodist church voted a leave of absence to the pastor, Rev.

H. H. Wey-ant, for a short time in order that he may payment, and all who are owing me are requested to call at the store and settle their accounts at once. Goss. and neighbors who lent us their aid and sympathy in the recent loss of our hus wen son Ackerson.

Received to late for last weelc. band and father. Emma Elder. attend the national Epworth League convention in Denver. Mrs.

Weyant will On Wednesday, June 14, in the pres- A13EY Elder. ence ot about 17S invited guests, at tne accompany him on the trip. Sprained Ankle, StlffNeck, Lnme Shoulder Through the kindness of W. S. RileB, These are three common ailments for Swedish Mission church, occurred the marriage of Miss Anna Swenson to Mr, Anthony Ackerson, of Kansas City, which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is es of Allerton, The Public Opinion is in receipt of an invitation, together with a First published In The Public Oululon, May 17.

Notice ipO WHOM ITM AY CONCERN He It known that my petition is on til a io the nflioe of the probate c-ourt of Osajre count Ki.iibhh, asking for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medical, mechanical and scU-utliio purposes, ut No. 432 Market 8.roet, in tbe Second ward of Osage City. Osage county, Kansas. Hem-hurls set for Thursday, June ut o'clock a. m.

M. CAMPBELL. Osage City. May 17, 1005. Rev.

Drs Osbern performed the ceremony. pecially valuable. If promptly applied it will save you time, money and suffer The church was beautifully decorated ing when troubled with any one of these with daisies and various kinds of green. copy of the program, to attend the Chautauqua assembly in that city, August 10 to 23. Mr.

Rilea used to live in this city, and is well know here. ailments. For sale by A. C. Rosser Co.

National Holiday, July 4, Kates. The young couple were united under a large white wedding bell. After the ceremony a dainty wedding dinner was served at the bride's parents home, Mr. The Santa Fe will sell Fourth of July excursion tickets to points in Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Indian Territory, Iowa and Mrs. Casper Swenson, near Peterton.

WANTKD By Chicago niaHjnfacturloK house, people of trustworthiness and somewhat familiar with local terriloryasslstauMn branch ollice. Sulnry $18 paid weekly. Permanent position. No investment required. liusiness established.

Previous experience not essential toengaKin. Address, Manager Branches, 323 Dearborn Chlcat; The bride was beautifully gowned in Kansas, Louisana, Minnesota, Missouri. Nebraska, New Mexico, points on our used, says the account. In another column will be found the new game law, which goes into effect next Saturaay. From the way some people talk, it will be more rigidly enforced than the prohibitory law.

If not, there will be many violations of the new law. Yesterday morning John L. Williams received word from his son, Edward, at Topeka, informing him that he had enlisted in the regular army again, and that he would leave Tuesday for Ohio where he will be assigned to his regiment. He has for three years, and may see services in the Philippines again, from which place he came only about two monthB ago. When a soldier goes to those islands he must serve at least two of three years there.

Ed expressed the opinion to some of his friends that he was through with soldering when he first came back, but later he told others that he was getting awfully homesick to see his old regiment again. In all probability he will not meet any of his former comrades, but he will have a good opportunity to form other friendships. It may be that he will remain in this countiy for the full three years, but is is hard to say. The W. I.

Swain. Jesse James show will appear Friday, July 7 This company offer a grand novelty of entertainment, portraying wild Western historical life. While the name is a daring one. it doesn't signify that the entertainment is all shooting, nor is the plot founded upon dime uovel lines. The acting is somewhat sensational, the climaxes are ex-hilerating, the scenes are Western, true white Japanese silk.

She carried a boquet of brides roses and wore a bridal veil. line and to points in North Dakota, Michigan, west of Lake Michigan, Oklahoma Territory, Texas, Wisconsin and W. B. Artz T. L.

Artz Miss Lillian Swenson, sister of the Swanson, route No. telephone No. C14. For the best white shorts, see the Osage City Gram and Elevator company. Don't forget the platform dance every Saturday nighi at VVm.

Pappon'a residence. We have just received a car of lumo and ground ealt for stocfe. Adams Walton. The best bread bakers use No. 7 flour, from the Osage City Grain and Elevator company.

Prof. Poor, of Osage City, was the guest of Greeley Pomeroy last week. Holton Signal. We understand that Martin Banahan has mo7ed to the John Kirk home on North Sixth street. Coal at all times at Hugh Davis' shaft, five miles south of Osage City, 8 cents per bushel at shaft.

Yesterday afternoon Connie P. McLaughlin and C. G. Messerley went up to Topeka on a business trip. Next week the Catholic priests of this diocese go on a retreat, beginning Monday and ending Saturday morning.

Chas. Weber and Louie Grandmougin were among the number to go to Topeka Sunday on the excursion train. When a girl gets too big to kiss she falls in loye with another fellow, You have doubtless noticed thie, haven't you? One young lady congratulates herself on the fact that although she sweats freely, it is making her skin nice and white. The institute held at Osage City, was, as has been said by many, the best institute Osage county eyer had. LyndoD Record.

We have a full line of building material and will be pleased to show our stock and make estimates. Kansas Lumber company. There is no use denying the fact that bride, was maid of honor. The brides Wyoming. All territory, except Colorado, to the yalue of his property.

The Burlington Independent says that that town is just like any other little back woods village where they drive cows down the business street. The attention of our readers is called to the Fourth of July program, which appears in the Barclay correspondence in this issue. Do not fall to turn to it. Mrs. Catherine Webb and son, Gus, returned home from a week's visit with Melvern friends the last of the week.

They report having had a pleasant time. Geo. R. Thomson, of Kansas City, has been visiting during the past week, at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

John Oilman, living south of the city. Dr. and Mrs. J. M.

Heller are enjoying a visit from Mrs. Mary Thurman, who arriyed here last Thursday from Galesburg, 111., and will remain for some little time. the fellow who has plenty of push can worry along without a pull. There are some would-be politician aspirantB who ought to bear this in mind. It is an absolute fact.

Friday afternooo Wo. Douglas, wife and two children, arrived here from Argentine, and will 'spend two or three weeks in Osage City, the quests of Mrs. and Mrs. G. W.

Stafford. Anyone haying bees that need transferring, or otherwise attended to, can secure the services of F. W. Soil by telephoning this office. No.

6, or write to him, stating the work desired. L. T. Hussey was over from the county seat last Thursday, and put several hours in the city. Later in the day he went up to Topeka, on business connected with thet state oil inspector's office.

Today Charlef and Mrs. Bauman leave for Western Kajisas. overland, where he AliTZ AETZ PHYSICIANS SUKGISONS Calls attended to promptly day or night Office, 523 Market Street, 'Phone 215 Residence, 718 Lord Street, 'Phone 106. maids were Misses Ida Ackerson, Iluldah Swenson, Iluldah Boyard and Nannie Peterson. Special Saturday and Sunday tickets to Kansas City, until further notice, will be sold by the Santa Fe, after 12 o'clock, noon, Saturdays, and for all trains Sunday, limited for return to leave Kansas City not later than 12 o'clock, noon.

Monday following, at $2.55 for the round trip. Special Saturday and Sunday tickets to Kansas City and return. The Missouri Pacific will sell round trip tickets to Kansas City, afternoon Saturdays, and for all trains Sunday, limited to return to leave Kansas City-not later than 12 o'clock noon Monday following one fare, $2.55 for roud trip. To points along the Missouri Pacific Railroad, in Kansas west ot Council Grove, a rate one-third fare per capita, for five or more harvest hands traveling together, the Missouri Pacific will sell special harvest hand rales. Tickets on sale daily until July 10.

Inquire of A. L. Miller, Agent. The last of the week Mrs, M. Mickey The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore white silk musilin, ana carnea carnations.

The best men were Sander and Samuel Swenson, E. J. Olander and Oscar Larson. The Misses Emily Johnson and Minnie Sholund served as ushers. Mrs.

Ed Johnson rendered the wedding march. The bridal party advanced to the altar, preceded by the best men and groom; the bridesmaids, maid ot honor and the bride met the groom at the altar, when they were united in marriage. Thic was one of the prettiest church Of the thiugs on which we pride ourselves is the fine quality and extensive assortment of GROCERIES, MEAT, We have for you to select from. Everything Fresh except our Salt Meats. We have fine Fresh Bread! ana daughter, Miss Mary, expects to go one regular fare, plus 50 cents for the round trip, unless fare and one-third makes less, with minimum of 50 cents.

Dates of sale July 1, 2, 3 and 4. Final GOING TO COLORADO I We can save you money if you are. Very low rate for the International Epworth League Convention in July. Chair Cars and Pullman Sleepers, fast time, block signal, Harvey meals. The only line to Denver passing en route through Pueblo and Colorado Springs.

Summer service better than ever. Low rates for trips to interior Colorado points after the Convention; also Grand Canyon of Arizona. Write for descriptive literature and other information. WON'T YOU GO SANTA FE WAY If you want a real pleasure trip, you will. J.

W. BUTTS, Agent The Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Ry. weddings seen here for a long time. The bride is a very intelligent and popular young lady, having lived in the to life, but the show as a whole is entertaining, instructive and strictly moral. The company carry Indians, cowboys, Mexicans, comedians, actors and a complete outfit of scenery, costumes, cowboy band, to produce the big spectacular Western entertainment.

The novelty of the BhoTT offers an entirely new amusement. The comedy features are very strong as the old negro servant of Jesse, vicinity of Peterton since childhood The groom is an industrious young man; he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ackerson, of Verona, Mo. 3 i every day.

It you want to make your own liread, we will furnuh you the Best Flour to be had. Highest Price Paid for Produce The happy couple left Sunday, June 18 if you kiss a girl's lips too often tht will assist through the threshing season over to Leavenworth on a month's visit with old friends and relatives. After spending as much more time here in Osage City, when they return, they hop-to go to their new home at Valley Center, Sedgwick county. Last week the Rev. Fr.

McGeary was down at Eagle Creek, not far from Emporia, where he held solemn high Fr. McGeary celebrant; Fr. Berthold, O. F. deacon, and Fr.

Clemantine, O. F. sub-deacon. After mass there was a solemn procession of Blessed Sacrament around the cemetery. The people along Sixth street are evidently trying to outshine those on Fifth.

F. B. Uonebrake is 'putting down a gocd stone sidewalk in front of bis residence. for their new home in Kansas City, Mo. and the best wishes of all who know Mr.

and Mrs. Ackerson go with them, and wish them a happy and prosperous life. A. A.A. A A.

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AA. A. WAA 1 ft House Cold Tire Setter R. GOSS WEST OF RAILROAD. AFFAIKS.

with friends on BARCLAY The Vittutns visited Creek Sunday. Elm 4 Of Interest to all Using Wagons and Buggies 01 i UL CI 4 Charley Painter visited his cousin, Wllmer Wilson, Sunday. Mrs. Richard Gause is visiting friends in Empoiia this week. K.

E. Jones and wife visited with W. S. Shelly and family Sunday. Josiah Butler and wife entertained Mrs.

The fact of the matter is, the Sixth tt it streeters are realizing that something v. mii.iir.r., vo, vuoi. vhaiu, n-c 1 1 ca. i JV1ABNH ALL, Cashier tt will haye to be done to retain their good it il it name as the bonton boulevard. The authorities in Kansas City are now working on the theory that there was a ft ci fi ci f) tt i ti ii fi ti 1 THE OSAGE COUNTY BANK OSAGE CITY, KANSAS.

The Oldest Bank in Osage County. RELIABLE RESPONSIBLE SAKE Paid up Capital, $15,000.00 YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED ci EXCLUSIONS TO It is now a demonstrated fact that a Tire can be gripped on the edges and shrunk in a short space cold just as well as Uot, and it does not injure the tire a particle. Tires should never be taken off to be shrunk. On the wheel is the only proper place to shrink them. Why Because it can be done a great deal quicker and much better with our Machine, as you do not have to measure the Wheel or tire.

You can pull it as tight as it should be, even to a hair's breadth. Bolts do not have to be removed from the Wheels, thereby adding to the life of the rim. by riot havin to make new holes after setting the Tire the old way. With this Machine too much dish in the wheels can be prevented, for the wheel stands upright before the operator, and you can tell to a certainty when the Tire is tight enough. This Machine does not spring any part of the wheel a particle.

It operates on the Tire only, and a finely painted carriage wheel leaves the Machine without a scratch or crack. After a Tire has been on a wheel for a length of time it becomes beded and fits where it is. Remove it, you do 3iot get it on with the same accurate fit on the wheel as before. With the House Cold Tire Setter this is unnecesssry. You shrink the Tire on the Wlieel, thus insuring good results.

This Machine is now in Operation at Williams Son's third person in on the Myers murder case, in tact, in an adjoining room'when ATLANTIC it fi Arc a Specialty -AT THE- 4 tA 1 AAAAA 1 A I A4 AAAAAf 1 1 AA I A A A AA I A. 4 DRAPER the crime was committed, and that the wile, Aggie, really loved another than her husband, caring nothing for the fellow Uottman, who was simply a tool. The Public Opinion is in receipt of the 1904 '95 catalogue of unlyersity of KansaB, which has just been issued. There is much information in the volume, and is of especial interest to those who are in attendance at that institution, or have fr ends there. The book contains more than 440 pages, and as we have said before, is well filled.

Last Saturday the Swedish Baptist Sunday school folks bad an all day picnic out at the Kibbee school house grove, little more than a mile west of the city. It is asserted that it was the best picm Blacksmith Shop and we shall be glad to tell you all i.s merits whenever you time to call. Thanking you for past patronage, we solicit a contamiani of the same. Now, if you want your Tires set, on short notice, call and' be convinced. Yours Respectfully, COAST Why not spend the summer down east at the seashore Breathe the health giving air, bathe in old ocean, and at night lulled to sleep by the music of the restless, seething surf as it dashes on the beach.

You'll find these and other attractions at As-bury Park. New York city is distant only a couple of hours ride. Santa Fe is the block signal line. Only $36 90 if you buy ticket Santa Fe to Asbury Park. For full parliculars apply to J.

V. BUTTS, Agent A. T. F. Railway, Osage City, Kan.

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