The Osage County Times from Osage City, Kansas • 3

stock; Aiwut unum toils or liny hens, If th lallei' glvo it to tlio AA U4 AAAAA MtAAA AAA4VAAAAAAAAA Ttilrl mimmtf Mb visit was destroyed, also a nuinbei' of other shops we are not a pauper. with his purehts for 4i few days farm implements, The origin Of Dan Patch and the Kansas 4 Thei'e will be three funerals in town tomorrow: At 10:30 o'clock, under the auspices of Ktnte fnir nttrsicted a crowd of 1 the fire" is unknown: The Free Press hedges al about Hoch's 1806 record on pro TIME TABLE. SAVE YOUR CEOPS By Using the Famous our people to Topeka oh Wednes day. the G. A.

the funeral services will be held over the body of hibition. Vnnit he said in the Miss Ruby Curtis returned Marion Recoiu f. April 17th, home from Burlingame Tues William Ard, who died at 2 o'clock this morning. At 2 o'clock M. Ransom, whom all dav.

where she visited with 18Uo. Surely, uolonei, yo'i are not ashamed to print it, and we WEST. friends. No. 115, Pint Mull Osage City people knew in his know you are.

not afraid; WIy Mrs. Cathrine Albaugh moved Nil. I1H. exus Kxirp8 I'JMbpn lint-ado, Utah Kxpreaa KM 1 Jali foriiln Bx don't vou out with it. 'J Co (irnil i Klvttr Among those, attending the lifetime will be layed to rest, and at 4 o'clock the body of the six-months old baby of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ward will be layed to Lyndon Saturday whore she will make her home with her KausasClty and texua Ex. HIT. State Fair at Topeka this week are: Misses Gertie Powell, Alma No. Mlaaonrl River Klyer mi daughter.

No. lUVKiuiinOlty Bxpreu, 2. Atlautio Kxurem Iil5un away. Mrs. Anna Mills, of.

Barclay Mangunson and Allie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Hokason, Mrs. 6, Ransai City and Otil. If our memory serves us right.

township, aged 80 years, mother no, iiaai Man Joe Anderson. Mrs. Pete Ander is. 2:57 an 8. Kansas City and Oil.

of Alfred Mills died Tuesday of when we relinquishedour hold on the Peoples Herald we were just Mm lOiOOam son, Mrs. Chas. Lafferty, Claud this week. asking Mr. Mickey how it hap Ashboughand family, Jap Cali han and Dr.

E. L. Binton. OSAGE CITY BRANCH. ARRIVE.

I LEAVE. If Candidate Hoch could take pened that as clerk of a commit tee he drew more pay than Rep "1B1 IMS a nil "182 8:110 ml 'IH4 Dan Patch along with him dur-ihg the campaign lie could insure By mistake the peoples party resentative Stavely, and was in iniiiy uxuepi sunatty; and the democrotic county com Topeka less than one full day himself good crowds. The first advertisement se TIME TABLE OF THE mittee called their north repre during the term. The Colonel sentative conventions on differ mows that the people know, cured bv the Times was the but we are thick headed and ent days. The peoples on the 27th and the democrats on the 20th.

professional" card of Auc can't see how a man out for clean tioneer Lane, of Quenemo. politics can humble himslf so, They have both been recalled and the county committees today Mrs. E. W. Nichols and daugh will set a new date.

ter, Miss Edith, from on the I tail Com Harvester except it be that he just needed the money, like tho highwayman did. Now if the Colonel cares to explain all right. If not, let it go. Rapp Brothers have a stove ex Dragoon, were among the Osage City visitors yesterday. A just watch our smoke item Mr.

and Mrs: II. J. Bilderback hibit on this week exemplifying the good qualities of the justly famous "Malable" range. As a side issue they seat their customers at a table and fill them up on from Colonel Mickey: "Kd Urie AND returned home Monday from Burlingame, where they visited has come to town to run a Democratic campaign paper. We understand that Urie will set the with friends for a few days.

hot biscuits, butter and syrup, and that feature is especially Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hughes type nimseii ana nave the press and son, are expected up from work done at the Public Opinion aOlMQ EAhT.

Oklahoma They ex office. Ed has been heard to say For the husband to keep brag No. 2. California Limited in No. 8, Colorado Kxpresa pect, to reside here in the future.

that his ambition in comiug here Peering Shocker Now is the time to Buy Them ging of the good qualities of a imo. KaiiMHSuny Aciiomiiioautlon a.iMp. is to worry H. B. 'Miller.

Our former wife is not regarded as A daughter of Joe Marshall, No.iioa, Local 12:14 p.m (K)tNO WEST No 8. Cnloiiulo Express p. in own opinion is that it is to get the no. i. uaiiroruia 2t)0 the easy Democrats and an admirable trait of character by the second wife, we are told, but we would like to mention that if Osage City could see its way No, HoiHington Aoeoaimodutlon 13:14 p.

in No HU7, Local Frey lit 1:45 p. in whose home was in Kansas City, died Monday, and was buried in the Osage City cemetery Thursday. Populists put up to get him to run the paper. Ed is too smart to think he can worry H. B.

Mil- Tralni No 1 and 3 are solid vestiouled trains throuir'j to Denver withnutcbanKe. and make close connection at i'uelielo, Colorado gpriux and Uunver for points West. They also carry HiroiiKli, tourist and l'nllinan sleeperx. AT The peoples party and the er. Not this year.

This is nt a clear to buy a stone crusher and have real nice streets like Lyndon some one might brag on it. good year to worry any Republi i iinuiKn in me uiiumi wiinoilt (ill HIIRO. Trains No 2 and ScHrrv suine class of euulD can in Osage county." democratic townshipnominations are now in order. Send in your calls and the Times will print them. Ross Rostrom of the Pant Teg infill as No 1 and H.

and ehair cars and sleep- A 1 Si ii you ever tried to write a urn nn inroiiKii to est. i.nins witnoiit cnanKc, t. and make closu connect ion at Kansas Ultv forOlilcairo and points North and East, and neighborhood, died last Saturday from the effects of a sti'oke THE STAR GROCERY! liOUls for all Kastern points. column or two of local items in a community where you are unacquainted you know just how we If the Times should start a i. Trul ns 5 and HO, local aocommodailon, of lightning received a week be wry pnsienifHi'8 iictween all stations, Local Kreliclits.

daily except HimkIhv. carry fore, never having fully gained are hooked up this week. If you passenfrers between all stations, Osuwatoinle VTY4TYY YY TTTT? column called "Thoughts We've been Thinking," the postal authorities might justly consciousness. Dr. Miles ot Lon vi Uouiicll crove.

did not you don't know. The don who attended him displayed Times desires to carry a page of shoe worn at the time he re 4 town topics, locals and personals, ceived the stroke, and it was literally cut to pieces. and we wish to extend an invita Do you suppose it is by acci dent or design that Colonel Mick tion to all individuals, churches, Bert Logan was in town Mon LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. Dr. II.

D. Reynolds is in Grove this week. Mi-s. Eugene Porter is on the sick list. or societies to teel tree to ask us ey prints r.

name the last on the list in the Free day seriously exorcised because we were embarking in business to print any item of interest to them and theirs. It takes all 'ress. Ed Brown and family, who here. Among other things he those to make a readable local paper, and that is what we intend to said if Ed Urie was starting a Carl Ericson was an Osage Boss Patent Flour If You Want moved out to Ness county last mper in Quenemo he would do print. We were not invited to lis own press work.

After look come here, we come of our own City visitor Wednesday. H. Howard made a business trip to Fredonittv yesterday. fall, are moving back to Osage City where they will reside in the future. ing the papers over mat are accord, ajid we are going to get business because we deserve it there we think we would too.

We like to run a paper that ieo- Mrs. F. H. Belt is quite sick -Arthur Hughes, who visited if a readable paper deserves business beftCw a makeshift. That Ls )lo can read.

at the home- of-Ike ---Hams and other relative's for the past -week, Sometimes sojno--lfttlf4rfimH et urned to his work at Garnet isn't it. striw-es you as being just down Monaay. at her home on Lord I'iev. V. C.

Coy was called to Burlingame yesterday on business. L. W. Hoch's Lyndon speech Wednesday night was to a fair house. I riffW litlighabto.

The Miller ma The Times wishes to take up a For Halo By The rumor is current that chine put the quietus on the political asperations of both J. discussion of the now famous "Garnishment bill," the veto of Bert Logan contemplates start ing a newspaper in Osage City which cost Governor Bailey his re-nomination and which is one of H. Stavely and Elijah Williams, but L. T. let them dress up in Perhaps, though, it is only to be E.

J. MORGAN the greatest outrages to employ a transportation bureau. tneir bunaay ciotnes and go down to the depot and act as a ing labor ever attempted in Kan Colonel Mickey's editorial page reminds "one of a lecture bureau. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Patterson nrn Miss Ida Leihy, of Kansas sas. We understand Senator Mil City, came in Friday. She will receptin committee for Candidate Hoch last Wednesday night. OSAGE CITY, KANSAS.

ler denies voting for the measure, make her home with her sister, i visiting the fair at Topeka this Mrs. II. D. Reynolds this winter but the official document of the senate, the senate journal, says Now Sunday, those of you who and attend school here. have lost or mislayed your Bibles he did.

We do not believe in con just set down and read the demo Mrs. Ida Christ came down victing without a fair trial, and 4' Vrank McConnon was over from Iola Sunday calling on friends. from Kansas City Monday after oo oooooooooooooooooooooo oo while the Senator owns several cratic state platform. You have heard enough of Judge Dale to noon, and is baking biscuits for know if you elect him on such a newspapers in the county, the columns of the Times are open the Malleable Steel range exhibi Mrs. W.

this week, II. Lewis is in Topeka visiting Mrs. I. W. piattorm there will be a moving tion this week, at Rapp Bros.

for a presentation of his side of H. L. Danhauer and Mr. and Mr, the question, if over his signa-tui-e. We understand also that Jones.

Geo. Dunbar was down from Burlingame Sunday calling on ohn Newell of Lyndon came over Speaker" Pringle got his feet on the flyer Monday night to take wet a bit on this same bill, but PAPER! friends. the Missouri Pacific morning of dry bones and barnacles in and about the city of Topeka. Congressman Curtis will speak at Arvonia Saturday; Candidate Hock has filled three dates in the county up to this time. What do you imagine can be the matter with Osage county Do the republicans realizo before the we have not the house journal at tram for at.

Louis. J. F. Davis, of Alfalfa Ridge, hand and do not make this state was trading with our merchants ment positively'. Quite a number of the business houses on main street are being Tuesday.

painted and greatly improved in COUNTY CAPITAL NOTES Dr. and Mrs. II. W. Goelitz are in Marysville this week visiting appearance.

We do not know opposition do that they have a We have just received a large shipment of Wall Paper for the fall trade. If you have Panerincr vou School-opened here Mondav fight, on their hands? Stated with relatives. whether this is by chance or or der. with a very full attendance. flatly that is it.

ft "TT 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Antrim left the first of the week to attend We looked through the old es squire weoer and wile are The Lyndou Record says J.

Ed taking in the State fair this tablished town papers to see i Urie is to receive $250 for three he fair at Paola. A want done, it will pay you to call and see our stock. We have a complete assortment on hand at all times, and the best at the lowest priees. week. there had been any thing doing months service as editor of the 7 ivir.

ana Airs, wm. smith are Dr. Geo. Losh is contemplat Times. We would like to enquire in police court this week, and concluded that there has not Riding the State fair in To- ing a trip to Milwaukee in the when we are to receive it.

As -i for a few days. been. near future, thexe is no danger of Ken getting salary as an editor, we heard Frank Morrison who has been Wilbur Green has been shak 1 a 1 "he democratic and peoples irty county committees meet through a second party one day quite sick for some time in the ing nanas witn inends on our i Osage City today streets this week. sanitarium at Quenemo, is re this week that a good newspaper man could earn $150 a month for ported to be getting along. fine, Miss Rossie Bothel who visited 'Marshal Davis and a force of a while this fall managing a Colo and will be home the first of the men are at work macadamizing WE DO PAINTING, PAPERING AND GRAINING.

ANDERSON BROS. OSAGE CITY, KANSAS in St. John last week re urned home Sunday. week. rado sheep ranch.

He might the streets of the town. brush up for that job. Eugene Porter, who filled the virs. r. l.

Miles was over Miss Ribble Wilson, of Osage 'l he 'limes printing omce is vjuy, is visiting at ner home in vacancy at the Postal telegraph office last week caused by the ii Lyfldon yesterday shop with our merchants. located just east of the Public Lyndon this week. Opinion office. The Public Opin absence of Harlow Ha ward, re Miss Esther Stockton and ion is doing our newspaper press turned to his home in Topeka on Quite a number of our citizens are at Topeka this week to see oo oooooooooooooooooooooo oo work at present, also, since part Monaay. nother returned home from 'ueblo, last Friday.

the fair, and Dan Patch. of our material was Lite in arnv Miss Edith Burg the ixmular t. August Olson is in Quenemo mg, ana some is yet cnasing up John Black and wife, of Mun- iminner ai nowara and Massey L. Wilson, is absent this week on a visit to Alva, and down the railroad, we have Mer. jo.

returned home from cie, wno were visiting rel if ted some of their ads to our Kansas City Tuesday where she atives and friends here were He is expected home Friday. Quite a number of Indiana peo forms. Next week this will be a had been transacting business suddenly called home by the one-ring circus, as we will have tion of the following township ticket: trustee, Wm. Holyoke; clerk, Harry Rogers; treasurer, A. L.

McKean; justices, J. M. Pleasant and J. D. Irvine; con-t stables, Geo.

McMillin and Nals Hollingsworth. Stephen Losh, brother of Dr. and visiting friends. death of a brother. He found pie are visiting friends and rel? all our material in.

Now is the the telegram awaiting his arrival atives and about Lyndon at D. N. Thomas, the sage of Ar time to subscribe. here and returned the next day. present.

vonia, maae ine limes a call yes The Osage County Times will terday. We were too busy to be Gene Wilson is quite proud of Elder Hoch, candidate for the record made by his Silkwood issue 2000 copies each week. Each copy will go into an Osage Losh, has been spending a por goveynor on the republican ticket addressed a fair sized audience enieriaining, DUt ne tola us thut he was "agin" us but he wanted to read the naner. He said all his week in the interest of the )'Neil Hardware company! i' Mrs. Jas.

Stone, of Lawrence, i visiting at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hafer. Marion Ilulpin has moved his unily into the Jas.

McNames oporty on South Sixth street. Grace and Jennie left last Thursday for St. I uis, and other Eastern points. Ar. Lew Cobb returned home rti Ottawa Tuesday where she led with lier parents a week.

feo, Vurner came down from 1 tion of his vacation here. Mr. county home. It is the best ad in the opera house Wednesday vertising medium in the county was not as smooth as misrht be evening. Lash enjoys a world wide reputa- tion asaPresdidigtator.Legerde-manist, or slight of hand per because no other paper in the colt at the Burlingame fair recently.

The colt was shown in three different classes and car ried off the blue ribbon in each, with twelve dollars "coin of the Realm.4' in Arvonia. Dr. Marshall, the dentist, has former, and has appeared before About five o'clock Mondav af returned from a trip to the county issues that number of copies. When you advertise are you after results or do you regard your support as a pension. large and distinguished aud World's fair.

He reports having ternoon fire was discovered in a barn belonging to S. E. Baloc- iences both tlns and fort reign The result of Saturday's re had a very pleasant and enjoyable trip. countries. ca which was filled with hay and publican primary was the telec- I the former we want your busi-1.