The Lyndon Record from Lyndon, Kansas • 5

MURDER AT OSflGE. wvwvvvwvwvwwwwvvwvwvwwwwwwwvw, lJ Tramp Kilted Last Friday Night At ft Whalen's Saloon. There was trouble in an Osage Best GOODS. iron JBcos, Spring floattresscs, Hll Stales Hll prices. Itlall paper, tCltnoow Hll tbc flew tfticb Creations ff inn a July 2 at 7:31 a.

ni. via Santa Fe Route. Returning, leaves Kansas City 11:15 p. m. One faro for the round trip.

B. McMi'ktkie, Agent. Chan, Ilobbs spent Sunday at Scran ton. Marie Olcott is quite sick with the measles. Mr.

and Mrs. Hughes, of Strawn, came in Saturday. City joint again last Friday night, ft ft ft ft ft 4- resulting in tho killing of an un known man presumably by Ed Whal-en, one of the joint keepers. The KELLY'S dead man was one of a crowd of tramps supposed to bo bound for Rand Lumber Co. All kinds of SCREEN DOORS, and a large assortment.

Crescent Paii)ts: HIGH GRADE Cottage Paints, Barn Paints, Linseed Oil, Carriage Paints. All Colors and Shades. Covers most, wears longest, looks best. Will not peel, crack or chalk off. the harvest field, tho ho bears no Floyd Morris is homo from laid up with poison.

Dmlng tables and cbairs fittcben ft ft Best PRICES 3Babs Carrtaoes, Tftochers, Suites, Slocboaros, Robt. Hci.er, of Osage City, marks of identification. Tho crowd was raising trouble and having a good time generally. Two Bhots spent the day in the county seat. Henry Johnson and Mr.

Francis, were fired, one by tho tramps and of Mclvcrn, were visitors Friday Undertaking. ono by the other side. Ed Whalen's revolver had one empty cham A. II. Howard and son, Charles, were in the city ou business Friday.

wwvwvvwv ber and circumstantial evidence is 0. F. Harris, with his two little ft ft ft ft ft ft a boys, went to Waverly yesterday A Full Stock Always on Hand Wirj. ock, very strong against him. Tho case was tried by the coroners jury and Whalen bound over to the district Mrs.

Jeff Waddle and daughter, Miss Fay, went to Ottawa court under $3000 bail which up to Funeral Director. yesterday noon he had uot secured. Rand Lumber Co, Ou Friday and Saturday Brown It is a case of dog cat dog. The ftftftftftftHftftftftftHftftftftftftftftftftft Sisters will sell all ready to wear jointist and the tramp were both hats at twenty five per cent off. Mrs.

Brady and Mrs. Wilson vis ited the Thomases near Olivet Fri Hardware AND Groceries bad citizens and with the one dead and the other in the penitentiary tho state will be better off. Shooting scrapes and murders are the general result of tho joint business and day of last week. Miss May Widney left Tuesday 1 MOLNE for points in Oklahoma where she the last six months Osage City has 11 tit will visit for a time. aonc ner part toward Keeping up GOOD rflKfeGOOD Frank Alexander, of Osage City, with the procession.

visited Leo Richardson last week at the Commercial hotel. Ira Vandivort, arrived in Lyn The case of Heilburg vs. Miller don Tuesday for a short visit with PUMPS, HARNESS HARDWARE, was dismissed this morning in relatives and friends. Mr. Vandi MEflS URE, in Judge Weber's court.

vort was, until a few months ago, one of our enterprising business Ernest Crowe and Earl Ingraham are in the fishing business. They men. lie has been in Topeka and report some good catches. is now on his way to Albuquerque, Tho Royal Neighbors request al N. M.

to work in the Santa Fe their members to be present at BAIN WAGON, ANCHOR BUGGIES, CHAMPION MACHINERY, GOOD ENOUGH SULKY PLOWS. N1LES JOHNSON Lyndon, Kansas. shops at that place. lodge Tuesday evening, tine 20 J. Daniels, of lopeka, the Miss Mamie Topping is visiting relatives in Waggoner, Okla.

She deputy grand master of the A. is accompanied by her nephew Hen iy Topping. U. W. has been in Lyndon several days past working in the interests of his fraternity, lie gave a lecture for the lodge Monday evening And Good Goods can be found at our store.

We are receiving Nice Ne7 Goods every speak for themselves. If you want fl BARGAIN drop in and see us at tlie old Reliable Stand of Spauld-ing first door south of bank. Woold ridge Huffman Sylvester Fowler, wuo used to make a bluff at editing the Peoples Herald has bought into a newspaper of last week. Tho interest mani MC60RMI6K fested by members and respective in Iudiana. members is very satisfactory.

Bert Crum visited in Burlingame last week. He spent a part of The band concert given at Que-nemo last evening by the Lyndon day talking to the school ma'ams at Band for the benefit of the Queue the institute. CURRENT REMARK mo Jiand, a new organization, was Pete Gregory took a drive Fri a success, musicallv, but as to the day from Quenemo to (iarnctt an rininsDAY, june financial part we have not heard back. Pete reports that Friday YOU SEEN flflV The people of the town turned out was a hot day. fairly well and showed much appre If you are a lover of ice cream you ciation by loud applause.

Asidi from the band quite a number of OUR NEW AUTOMATIC Lyndon people weut down to helj the new institution financially. will do well to find it in (ueneino, especially at one place, but then the people there are use to it. Frank Swisher is home from Topeka, where he was in the employ of S. H. (Jill.

Frank has changed quite a bit he's a big man now. Miss Mabel Sleeth came home yesterday from Sterling, where she Children's Day was observed by the Methodist and Baotist churches last, Dunuay. me m. Vj. Having their exercises in the morning and and the latter in the evening.

Ex cellent programs are reported ren 1 11.11 ..1 has spent some nine months in oereu ax noui places witn a good attendance in each case. The Pies bytenan people postponed their special service until next Sunday the rain prevailing many from com ing. 1 he U. P. church will also One Hundred now in use in Lyndon.

Come in and see it work. Cheapest and Best. GENERAL LINE OF HARD-WARE AND TIN-WARE observe this day at their church next Sundav. An Old Citizen Gone. W.

I). Farrar one of the oldest Ct and best known citizens of Osage Mil eounty and tho first county attorney of the county died last week at his ronie near Burlingame. His funer lots north of the Presbyterian church and is preparing to build a good brick residence thereon. O. W.

Lamb, has been in Car-bondalc for the past week, looking after his billiard hall in that city, lie came in Monday nioniiug and went back the same evening. Rev. J. A. Stavely, pastor of the Kansas Avenue E.

church, returned yesterday from Lyndon, where he has been visiting his parents since the first ot the week. Miss Ina Fairbanks the deputy clerk of the court is enjoying a else of the measles at the home, of r. Ellis. Her mother and sister from Vassar are helping take care of the sick. The Belgian hare breeders of the state met in Topeka two weeks ago and effected a state organization.

J. W. Dellart of this city was elected as one of the directors of the association. A united Temperance effort is in contemplation for the first Sabbath in July. Each pastor will present the theme in his own pulpit in the-morning and a union service will follow in the evening.

More ex tended notice next week. J. C. Kirkbride, a former resident of this city, but now of Frankfort, was here yesterday seeing his old friends. Cam is a member of the Frankfort Feed Mill and reports a good business and prosperous conditions up there.

J. A. Kennedy started Tuesday morning for Guthrie, where his daughter, Mrs. Pulse resides. He took with him, his little granddaughter, Miss Leta Pulse, who has been at the Kennedy home for the past six months.

Mr. Kennedy will view the country for a few days. Agents in Kansas. Newton to Arkansas City and East. Special train service to Kansas Citv has been arranged for from sundry points in Kansas to accomodate Fourth of July and Democratic National Convention business.

Flyers havo been sent to agents at points that will havo extra service, At other points regular traiu will be depended upon. Special traiu to Kansas City leaves Lyudou BRENTN ALL'S Seen anO Ibcarfc in I 5LmDon Tlown. Slifis Dora Kepliuger of Vassar is at homo from her Kansas City trip. J. JIcMastcr, of Olivet, township was a business visitor here yesterday.

Rock salt for sale at Jones Feed store. Mrs. J. M. Barnes paid a visit to her daughter, Mrs.

Lofty, in Osage City Monday. Silk, Chiffon and Liberty Silk Ties made to order at the Brown Sisters. L. Boyd and daughter, of Olivet, did business and visited friends in this city yesterday. Leave your orders for ice at the Jones Feed Store.

Mrs. Lowrcy has the measles. The children are just recovering from a siege. For sale Beet Jersey cow in town fresh. Mrs, E.

A. Watson. Harold Sanderson and Clyde Huffman were promenading in Osage City Sunday evening. Kaffir corn, millet and cane seed at Jones. John Swisher and wife, were in Qucncmo the first of the visit Mrs.

Swisher's parents. Col. Sol Bower, who has been visiting friends in Olivet for two or three weeks, returned home Tuesday. Ben Iliner, of the billiard hall and Owen Coile, typo on the Herald were in Osage City Sunday evening. Wilson B.

Heney has been suffering severely with asthma for a week or ten days, but is able to get out again yesterday. Amos Cook, of Michigan Valley, was in this city Monday paying taxes and called at the Hkmakk office for a short chat. E. C. Murphy has bought the mrmitmre Stove studying at Cooper Memorial college.

E. A. Wharton will have his new grocery store open for business next Saturday. From 1 to p. m.

a free glass of lemonade for everybody. Bro. A. P. Shaw, editor of the Public Opinion, was in town Friday.

He has his lightning rod up for the Populist nomination for clerk of the court. Mrs. W. A. Greene and little daughter, of Colorado, are visiting relatives in Lyndon.

Miss Pretty-man, of Melvern, also came home with Mrs. Greene. Olcott Bros, are going to put in a larger stock of groceries and will make their store headquarters for the grocery trade as it is now for dry goods and clothing. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Gardner came up from Overbrook Saturday to visit over Sunday with Frank's parents. Miss Pearl Gardner accom-pauicd them on their return home. Sheriff Huffman went to Ottawa Saturday and brought home Emma Ragan, the Osage county prisoner, who has been kept in the Franklin county jail for several months. C. C.

Webb formerly Santa Fe agent in Lyndon is now located in Topeka. Mr. Webb has a good place and his many friends in Lyndon will be glad to know that he is located there. A lawn social will be given at the al services were held in a large grove planted by Mr. Farrar at his home more than forty years ago.

It is an interesting fact that all of the pall bearers had been residents of the county for thirty years or more. The Free Press says in speaking of him: In 1857, while yet in the prime of life, he moved to Kansas. It will be remembered that those were years of constant coutlict on Kansas soil. Undaunted by political strife, drouth, and grasshopper invasions, he kept at work and opened up a home for himself and family. On this farm they have lived con-tiniiously until his death.

When ho took up his claim there was not a white neighbor for miles around." Iron Beds, Springs, Hattresses at Bottom Prices, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN COUCHES SOFfIS We carrvan ud to date line of Dininsr Room Chairs. Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, and Bed Room Suites. UNDETAKING EriBALMING We have a first class turnout and guarantee satisfaction. Second Annual Open-Air Horse Show. Topeka, June 27-29, 1900.

For the above occasion excursion ticke ts will bo sold to Topeka and return. Hate: Fare and one-third for the round trip. Dates of home of W. II. Randall, for the sale: June 20-29, inclusive.

Lim-benefit of the church, June 29, 1 900. its continuous passage in each di- rcction, going passage to commence Icecream aud cake will be served 1 1 on date of sale, iual return hm-at 5 0 clock p. and all are cor- jt June "0, 1900. dially invited to come. 1 II.

Mi 11111:, Agent. Brentnal..