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Lane Graphic. VOL, 6 LANE, FRANKLIN COUNTY KANSAS MARCH 24, 1899. NUMBER 13 TYLISH, RELIABLE ARTISTIC Recommended by Leading Dressmakers. They Always Please. MS CALL BAZAR PATTERNS NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE These patterns are sold in nearly every city and town in the United States.

11 your dealer does not keep them send direct to us One cent stamps received Address your nearest point THE McCALL COMPANY. 138 to 146 14th Street. New York BRANCH OFFICES: 18g Fifth Chicago, and 1051 Market San Francisco. CALL'S. MAGAZINE YEAR Brightest Magazine Published Contains Beautiful Colored Plates.

Illustrates Latest Patterns, ions, Fancy Work. Agents locality wanted Beautiful forth premiums magazine for in a every little work Write for terms and other ulars. Subscription only 50c. per year, including a FREE Pattern. Address THE McCALL 138 to 146 W.

14th New York PROFE SIONAL CARDS. E. G. MURTAUGH, M. D.

Physician 420 Surgeon Lane Kansas: LA C. CRITTENDEN Real Estate Agent. Notary Public and Justice of the Peace. Collections and pension busihess a specialty: LANE KANSAS. THE NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP Ward Weber.

Will be tound at their new shop on the corner. ready to do all kinds of blacksmithing, such as Horse- Shoeing, Plow, Wagon ahe Carriage Work. Call and see us. Prices reasonable And work guaranteed. HARRY WALTER'S BARBER SHOP Is the place for a first class SHAVE AND A NERT HAIR OUT.

Agency for Wolf Bros. Lauddry, City; Mo. Shirts, 10c Cuffs, 4c Collars, 2c CHURCH DIRECTORY. P. Regular.

service Stery alternate Sunday at 3:00 mi Rev. Makenzie Pastor. School at 2. P. M.

W. I. Wilson, Sup't. Christian Services every alternate Sunday at 11:00 A. by Bet: Virdin.

Sabbath Schobl at 10:00 A. Mrs. 8. Odenbaugh, Sup't. LODGES; P.

the hall -Lane every lodge, No. Wednesday 47, ineets night at ht 1:30. b. If. Giore K.

of R. and S. I 0, meets 0. F. every Gran Friday ville night lodge, at No.

6:30. 263, Li. Bates, Sec. A A. M.

-Lane lodge, No. 339, meets first Thursday night in each month, L. C. Crittenden See. Rebecca ldge, No.

29, meets every Saturday night at 7:30. L. Bates, See. W. the A.

fisrt Lane and lodge, third No. Tuesday 248g, night meets each month at 8. Visiting heigh-1 bors welcome, W. F. Snook, Clerit.

Let us figure with you on furnish Eng and printing your stationery. It will be but a slight advance of what you pay for the blank stationery. Abandon the rubber stamp systein And be up-to-date. THE GREAT NEWSPAPER THE GREAT WEST: The Kansas City Star. nah, and bessay, 84.00 Year Weekly, Dec Feer 25 Centa LOCAL LACONICS I Know not what the truthmeyibe, I Tell the tale as 'twas to me.

For a good shave and clean towel go to Billy Walter's, The Oinncinnatti Enquirer and the Graphic both one year for $1.45. Petterson was among us men last Tuesday. Mrs Chambers visited at Paolo Monday. John Rheard finished mosing to the McIntosh farm this week. Miss Edna Cade is visiting in Osage county this week.

Mrs Smart of Galena is visiting her parents Mr and Mr's Wilson. Horace Grant wants to trade 600 aeres of land near Sedan, Kans, for land near Lane. James Wilson was in Ottawa Tuesday. Mrs Lilburn White is visiting at Osawatomie this week. Dana Needham has begun to put out flax seed to sow The moved to the building just north of Morrows store.

Posts wanted on subscription. We will want about six hundred posts this spring and want thein on subscription. Last Friday night fire distroyed the oid log house on the Pyle farm. John Foster Jr. was taking in Osawatomie Tuesday and Smith Ray was in town Monday, he will move back to Lane and farm the Pyle land.

Next Sunday Rev Blackbern, our new Minister will preach at three o'clock. If you want first class Laundry work done, leave your laundry at Harry Walter's barber shop. Jess Shackleton can't stay away from good town, he was in Lane Tuesday. Wanted, A good heavy gentle team Smith Ray. Tom White of Rantoul visitep his parents Mr and Mrs Nate White, A Sneed is building an addition to his house.

We make truly artistic photographs by getting the beautiful out of nature. Gatch, 203 South Main Street, Ottawa. Joe Hale expects to start for Joplin. next week and will probably remain there this summer prospecting. Wilson and Asa Vint are thinking of striking for that locality.

I have 80 acres of good land to rent, grain or cash, adjoining Lane: H. Showan, They say that when Paul was P. M. Iron Gap, that he didan't send ou' Che sack each day because it was not fuil. I want to sell the shingle roof and other material connected with the old lime house on the Hanway query land.

Last Tuesday Walters went to Ottawd and rented an office: He and Frame will open up a real estate office: Mi Walters will not move his family tintil fall. Last Monday John Hanway rettrned rom his Texas trip. He says his brother Brom is confident he will get welling Hanway was much pleased with the country but says it is no place for poor manWrite a full description of all the property you have to sell or trade and give it to us and we will find what you want. Geo Gates smiled from ear to ear last Tuesday, when he and John Boyd were guthering his house-hold farniture together and hauling them to the house lately vacated by Wilson. have had our smoke, but you boys get yours next week.

When you intend going to have photographs made at Gatch's, drop them a card and make an appoin ment, it will save you time and assure a siting. Ottawa Journal- James Mudd, "says Lana Graphic, has noted to the country." You bet he has. He has not moved to the country; but he has moved all over the country- James is much in evidence, He ought to tip. A young Cyclone Iron Cap, Tenn. last Monday and blew large oh A Long's kitchen, completely mashing the building and kitchen furnittfe.

Number of tHe Lanettes were the adjoiuing rooti and they fell on knees. Homeseekers Excursion tickets 011 March $1st, April 4th and 19th: ed and 46th; 6th and 40th. further information, call on W. 1. Snook, Ag't.

One way excursion rates to Portland, Ore: Tacoma, Wash. Seattle, Wash, and intermediate points Wm Gillis and wife are visiting their son Win. at Spring Hill. About all the women of Lane, with well filled baskets, suprised Mrs Vint Wednesday and after spending the day presented her with a fine quilt. Bart Needham Jr.

was kicked in the stomach by one of his horses, last Friday and laid him up for several days. Jess Shackleton commenced to clerk at McCabe's store this; (morning. Misses Lillie and Mollie Harper have rented Frank Cowan's house on main St. and will open up: a dress making establishment. Head quarters for Maple Syrup is at Steve Needhams.

Miss Emma Hess went to Ottawa. Tuesday to visit with friends for a few days. Mrs Achson of Greeley HAVING returned from St. Louis, is making preperation for one of the Grandest Millinery Openings that ever took place in Anderson county. She will have on display one of the finest line PATTERNS, Walking Hats, Sailors, Fiowers and Trimmings, also at full line of Childrens Hats, Baby Caps, etc.

Special Invitation is given to the Ladies of Lane to call and see and get prices. Remember the DATE. March 24th and 25th. The Fancy Work Club met at Mrs. Gardners Thursday afternoon.

Those present were Mesdames Paul, Monroe, Walter, Cumber, Gatlin, Mor rOW. Embroiery seemed to be the order of the day. The Club will meet at Mrs Devores next Thursday afternoon. OBITUARY. Died: March 17th, 1899, at his home in Lane, William Burkdoll aged 64 years 8 months and 12 days.

Deceased was born in Switzerland county Indiana July 5, 1834. In he was married to Miss Catherine Fosher of Howard couuty Ind. They had six children; five sons and one daughter. In 1858. Mr Burkdoll removed with his family to Polk Mo.

and from thence to in 1860. He located IN a farm hear which ho lived for nearly t.irty years. When about 21 years of age he unitd with the M. E. Church of which he vas ever lived a consistent member.

When he realized that his earthly pilgrimage was almost ended. he as-ured his family that "all was well," mid that he was "ready to go," and and when told that he was entering of the Shadow" he exclaimed this is death, praise the Lord." He was rational to the close and after his tongue was palsied by death ex tended his hand to each of his family in a loving farewell. His wife and and his children except two (Wilburn of and Henry of were presedt when he died. THere was also present a brother of the deceased, Mt Stephen Burkdoll of Osage Co: Mr Burkdoll was a man of genid! dispositions and kindly ways. In speak of his advancing years he would remark that he was "trying to keep young then add, "One never gets too old until He gets cross." He was a firth upholder of the cause of right; and in his death, his family have lost a true friend and counsellor, the community in which he lived an honored citizen and the cause of temperance an earnest advocate.

For several year's there has been a German by the name of It Thiel, has made his living by laying stone fence in the vicinity of Greeley. The past winter he has been working for Grimmer And hiving by himself in one of Mr- Grimmers tenant flouses. Thursday morning, persons passing the house caught thescent of a strange oder and at once opened lhe house and found Mr Reine dead in his bed. It supposed lte died of heart de sease Sunday.He was burried in the Greeley cemetery. Our new subscribers this week are Newhouse, Arch Cade, Chas Mopris.

Geo James, John Rheard, George Gates, Mis Eliza Elum, S. K. Lynn, Joe Hale, Bert Ellis, Dick Lane. Miss Gertie Duncan. ColoraSprings.

Col. It is the intention of the Katy to extend line to Shreveport to connect with the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific By (Queen Crescent W. Rotte) this obening. new and short the ex east. vice will H8 OUR CLUBBING LIST.

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Scott of Linn county trahsacting business in this vicinity Mon: Lee Craft spent Sunday at home. Misses Olla Luther and Kate Bodenhamef were at Garnett; Friday. Jim Bryant transacted business in Parker Monday. -Alice Jones and Jennie Calvert spent Sunday at Boucher Kreipe is on the sick list. Bessie Dial visited at 1, Rees Thursday Eri Calvert and daughter Jennie visited at Rees Friday.

Bath Boucher visited at home Williams and wife were seen in this vicinity Frat O'Brian is very sick with the measels. The cheapest place to buy Hardware Implements, Harness Lumber, etc. is at Crows, Lane, Kan. Oliver Sizemore is much bettef. Mr's 8 9 Blair and daughter Lewella called at Luthers Friday.

Ella Stewart visited at Lloyd Rees' last week. Francis Kreipe the youngest child of Mr anti Mrs Conrad Kriepe died at their home on Tuesday Mar gist 1899 at one o'clock with lung fever, ahd beet sick bate short time. "He was fourteeh months and five days old, the funeral services were held Wednesday at 8 o'clock In the Catholic church, condleted by Rev Redhker. The remains Werd laid to Fist in the cemetry. B.

A. The Graphia Kites all the local news all tile tine. Copies $1,00. Subscribe. Read it Nofsinger Hess Furniture AND O- Undertaking.

Wall Paper and Notions. Honest goods at ReasonFable Prices. Carpets Sold From Samples. LANE KANSAS. as was ANDREW MEADOR Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.

I can compete with any other livery. Have 8 Orstelass dray in connection and will pay prompt attention to your many wants. Special attention given to transient custom. LANE KANAS. SI SO A DR.

DOT SANDS RESIDENT DENTIST OSAWATOMIE KANSAS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. I MAKE IT A POINT OF HONOR precisely as I advertise. Clothing, I keep constantly adding new Clothing and have some real Bargains in Men's and Boy's fine Dress Suits for summer and fall wear--do old or shelf-worn goods -to palm off on my customers is generally the case with many clothing houses. You will as get your money's worth in this department.

Boots and Shoes: I hate the largest line to be found in Lane and i take pride it offering to iny customers full value for the money in this department-either in a high, medium or low priced article. Groceries and Notions. Nowhere in towti will you find a more complete line than at my store. Alwats new and fresh. The same may be said of my line of Calicos; Muslins, Underwear, Hosiery, Men's Fancy and Work Shirts; Hats Hind Caps, Overalls, etc.

Flour and Feed. 1 am how prepared to furnish to the trade in as large of small quantities as is desired in this line. 1 sell the Rea-Patterson Milling Co's. Flour that is so well knowh that no recommendation is necessary. Every sack warranted.

For bargains and the highest market price for produce, trade with T. D. Morrow, Lane Kansas. GLEN: Mr a at in We will you the only too dry tree in their sale Mat For DANA NEEDHAM Dealer In GENERAL 00 CD MERCHANDISE Lane Kansas..