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nk, Cashier. Ii' Thompson, President. LYONS EXCHANGE BANK. Lyons, Kansas, Capital $50,000. Surplus, $4,000.

A General Banking Business is Transacted. ten; treasurer, Mrs. W. V. Enfield.

Daring the Epworth Convention at Lyons the editor and his wife were entertained at Mr. and Mrs, D. P. Hodgdon's hospitable home. Miss Ida Hodgdon and the editor were classmates at the State Normal.

She has resigned her position as principal of tho Lyons High School, to take special studies at Ann Arbor University. The Christian Endeavor Society A. T. A S. F.

R. R. TIME TABLE. All trains dally except Sunday, Train Going Ka, No. 484.

Passeogcr utd ExpreeB, 0:10 a. m. No. 433. Freight and accommofii'ion, a.

m. Trains Going IVctU No. 433. TaBsengor and Express; 6:83 p.m. ifo.

487. Freight and accommodation, 3: 8 J5 p. m. No, 104 makes close connections at Florence with No. 6 for all points East.

No. 438 makes close connection at Ellin-nrood with No. 5 for all points west. Coupon ticket for sale to all prinoipal point. Baggage chocked to destination.

F. B. SILLS, Agent. Fob furniture, "carpets; window-shades, picture frames, childrens' carriages, sewing machines, Go To Crawford Deupree. Lyons, Kansas.

GEO. ORR, Deals in Wind mills, Pumps and does all kinds of Pump Repairing. Also keeps best grades of Machine Oils on the market. Whcii in town put up at Orr's Livery Stable, Clinne, Kans. H.

W. SCIIROEDER, HARDWARE, STOYES, TINWARE aid CUTLERY, Tinshop in Connection. "CHASE RECORD? FOR. All the local News. J.

K. MONROK CO. -lealers In GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and WHOLESALE PRODUCE SHIPPERS. We sell for cash or exchange goods for Produce. Wc think wc can sell goods CHEAP And pay you as much for your pro- "Uuec as any IhajYoMii Rice county; Cull and cxam-" ine 'our stock and wo "will do you good.

J. K. MONROE FLOUR AND FEED STORE OF DANIEL ARNOLD. Lyons, Knns. To The Faumeus: Take in consideration the Low Price of Wheat and bring it and exchange it for Flour.

4 Doors South of the Oceidont.il Hotel. Manner. 02 8 as 1 State Bank of Cease. H. L.

Marshall, Cashier. A General Banting Business Transacted. CHASE, KANS. Dry Goodfl, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, HATS, Ano CAPS. CLOAKS, In tho LATEST STYLES for this fall's trade can'bo found at Lyons, Kan.

Wo Fhall be glad to have you, kind reader, when in need of anything in our line to call and fee us. You will find our prices as low as the lowest and we phall use every honorablo means to please you. HARMON SUTTON. T. A.

IUYINGTON, BAKERY, RESTAURANT, ICE CREAM PARLOR. Northeast Cor. Square, LYONS. KANSAS. HARMON in Chase was represented at the District Convention at Sterling by tho following delegates: Nettie Spiers, Mattie Doran, Nellio Harding, Josie Specht, Lucy Greenlees, W.

H. Hornaday and P. W. Dorr, The convention honored our city bi elocting Miss Nettie Spiers to the Superintendency of the Junior Endeavor work, Tho young people came homo all aglow with Ho ly Firo. The Second Lamed District Epworth League Conference was held in Lyons on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 5 and 0 Our young people attonded tho various services in larga numbers.

The following delegates represented our homo League at the business meet ings: Cora Heed, J. E. Hopkins, II. A. Maberry, P.

W. Dorr and Hev. E. Woodward. Such conventions aro inspiring to young Christians.

Twcnty-ono Epworthlans came over from Sterling on Sunday af ternoon, August 20, on a visit to our homo Leag'uo. Tho lecture room was crowded with young pco pie, and tho Holy Spirit worked upon all hearts. Tho following list comprises tho visiting Leaguers: Carrio Johnston, Ora Stubbs, Su-slo O'Harc, Mala Helm, Frank Stubbs, Charles Snyder, Bert Tucker, Ida Lansing, Gcorgo E. Mitch ell, Charles E. Amend, Frances Snyder, Minnio Lloyd, Ollio De-Ford, Mary Grcenleo, Eva Stout, Edward Bennett, Maggio Mitchell, Clara Mann, Ncttlo Eaton, Edith Lloyd, Clarenco Tucker.

Tho young peoplo wcro accompanied by Frank A Johnston, tho "Sterling and Lyons" hack man. These youthful Christians have a warm placo In our hearts. Our own young peoplo entertained their visitors with becoming hospitality. Kansas State Fair. For the Kanpas Stato fair Santa Fe route will sell round trip tickets, Chase to Topcka and return for 15.

Tickets on sale September 20th to lo October 0th. Good to return on or before October 0th. For further information; call on F. S. Agt.

Santa Fo Route. JAMES In fill l.ln.Urf GRAIN and COAL. CHASE KANSAS. Hither and Thither. The eleventh annual convention of the Kansas State Temperance Union meets at Topeka, Oct.

2nd. Bro. Win. Ernst has gone to the Cherokee Strip. The church looses in him a gifted class leader.

His family will remain here until next spring. Rev. J. B. Handy occupied our pulpit on Sunday, August 27, with universal, acceptability to the peo-plo.

While he vras talking the fira burned. Bro. Handy is an old eettler In this neighborhood. 0.ur friends aro coming to the rcscuo nobly. Several quartors have been dropped into our capacious palm einco wo issued our first number.

Wo appreciate such friendship very much. Many thanks. Elder E. T. Furgeaon has resumed his placo at the Christian church.

His pcoplo aro no doubt elad to have him with them again. Wc will miss them from our own eei vices. Christian fraternity has mado great advancement during tho last decade. Ilov. S.

P. Monroe, our pastor at llaymond, has moved back to Chase. He ill continue to serve tho Aldcn and llaymond churches. Wo aro pleased to havo his lamily with us again. They will bo a valuablo addition to our prayer meeting attendance.

On Sunday morning, September 3, tho following probationers wcro taken into the church in full connection: Mattio Lewis, Ethel Lo-crone, Edna Hopkins, Lcssio-Wil-cox, Nettie Lewis, Lulu Shaw, and Ilcssio Callie. May our Heavenly Father ever keep them faithful. Tha camp meeting at tho Mc-Names grove will begin on Wednesday evening, September 20, and will coutlnuo ten days. Our church has accepted an Invitation to participate in the wrvlcea. Let uo Jtfgln at once to prepare our hearts for the Divine indwelling.

Tho Women Christian Temperance Union convened at tho Methodist parsonage on Wednesday, August 00, and elected the following officer fur the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Rev. I). Dunham; vice president, Mm. Rev.

W. E. Woodward; recording secretary, Mrs. A. E.

Jame; corrtti-jionding rccretary, Mrs. K. L. Cli.il.