The Daily Republican from Burlington, Kansas • Page 3

Scott Buys In Table Business 00000 ooooo iii i nniiru imni oiiitimo 0 THE 15'YEAROLD BOY 0 ixillhiiIilt linln ouiiiimu Why pay 60c for an ordinary lir.en for a suit or waist when you can buy "Killarney" for 15c? Killarney Linen Suiting is entirely new. This is its very first season. However, enough of has been used to prove it a success. It launders beautifully. It is pure white.

40 inches in width and we defy any om to tell the difference in appearance between the "Killarney" and the best 60c lir.en on the market. We bought a solid case of Killarnpy linen suiting that shows our faith in it. See display in the west window. of today will, in ten years, be a business man. If you have a son it is your duty to tra him in the business methods to give him the benefit of your business ex per ience TC See that he has a bank ao count while he is growing up.

There is no other one thing that will give him a more proper insight and conception of business than of having his own bank account with us JY TC A. 0 0 0 0 0 THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK BURLINGTON, KANSAS C. C. CLAPK A Wm. M.

Scott, who has been looking for a business to suit him since his retirement from the office of county clerk where he served four veins, has boouglit into the tnble manufacturing business of Totter Son and the new firm will be known as the Burlington Table and Manufacturing company. They will manufacture library and extension tables for the present but will likely branch out later. They already have a good contract that will keep them busy for a long time and there is every reason to believe that the venture will be a successful one. Mr. Scott lias been successful in his business ventures and Totter Son have also done well so that the new business should at least do equally as well.

Potter Son will continue their furniture business as heretofore. They recently sold their second hand goods. ALL TIRED OUT. Hundreds More in Burlington in the Same Plight. Tired all the time; Weary and worn out night and day; Back aches; side aches, All on account of the kidneys.

Must help them at their work. A Burlington citizen shows you how: R. E. Cunningham, formerly living in the northern part of Burlington, says: "For ubout a year and half I have been bothered with weak kidneys. Every cold I contracted would lay me up and cause mo all kinds of misery.

I felt tired and worn out nearly all the time and was hardly able to do a day's work. The kidney secretions were very irregular and often I would have to get up three or four times a night. I was advised by a friend to use Doans' Kidney Pills and as they had cured him of kidney diseases I accordingly procured a box at Biiggs's drug store, They have given me more relief than any medicine I have ever used 1 am Kad to recommend them." end For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, You'll be treated right when you patronize our store Best prunes, 3 lbs 2Kr Apricots, 2 pounds 16-oz.

pkg raisins, 3 pkes Jftfu Lemons, per doz Oranges, perdoz Head rice, 3 lbs Dr. Price, 3 pkgs Tv E. C. Corn flako, 4 pkgs MTh' Bacon, lb Jc Corn, 3 cans Lenox soap, 7 bars 25c Old Dutch Cleaner We carry alfalfa meal. Bring usyonr produce we pay highest price, cash or trade.

HAY BOWMAN Phone 88 V. 8 8 8 8 New York, sole agents for Hot Water Bottles Are mighty handy these cold nights. We have a full line; of them and of all kinds of rubber goods. E. Cowgill Don't forget to try CowgtU's Kidney and Backache Pills 50 for 50c GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Pleasant Nook, Coffey county, Kas: February 16, 1909 was our golden wedding day and as our Pleasant Nool is not reported often in your good paper, Mr.

Editor, I venture to Bend in a little item this time. As tny girl did not wiuit to get married again and as 1 could see no other girl I wanted to wed, the wedding part was postponed, but our children did not postpone the chance to give us the golden gifts. As they were somewhat scattered over the country they could not gather with us so they sent their gifts in gold coins to us The first gifts received were from my old friends of my childhood, Mrs. A. Pratt, her daughter Mrs.

N. F. Keisler and Mr. X. F.

Keisler from Burlington, Iowa sent us gold coins Our son Ira J. Lyman gold coins from Wakefield, our son E. S. Lyman, gold coins from Kansas, Ida E. Lyman and Isaac Lyman all re- membered us with gold coins in Kan sas.

So we were not forgotten, as it was our first golden wedding date we pass it by not expecting another but will always remember the one and the dren. The gold is valuable but the good wishes from them are far better than gold. With many thanks to the givers we will stop, hoping you may forgive me for Intruding with my personal remarks as it don't come often in a person's life time. 1 hope may not think hard of me tor sending this to you. Fifty years of wedded life does not seem long when a person looks back but to look ahead it seems a long time.

Hoping to see this in your paper I will say good bye all. Ira N. Lyman, R. R. 6, Burlington, Kans.

Tell 'em you saw it. in The Republican. Sale bills printed at The Printery always please. Job printing at The Republican flee ready when promised. New styles in "SINCERITY CLOTHES" at Neyharts'.

A. Kitchingman returned Sunday to his work near LeRoy after a short business visit in Burlington. Woods Liver Medicine In liquid form regulates the liver relieves sick headache constipation, stomaeh, kidney disorders and acts as a gentle laxative. For chills, fever and malaria. Its tonic effects on the system felt with the first dose.

The $1.00 bottle contains 2tt times as much as the 50c sire. Sold by Puffers Phamacy. W. D. Traylor who had a sale of hiB stock and household goods at his place near Hartford left Sunday aft- ernoon 'for Tusla, after spend Ing a day with Mr.

and Mrs. W.E. Scott. Mr. Traylor expects to go In- tothe bank at Harrah, as cashier He is one of the old settlers of this county and was formerly connected with the Hartford bank but sold his, 1 i i New Hack Line Our new hack and 'bus line Is at your service.

We make ell trains In plenty of time and give party calls prompt attention CLOYD DeLONG Phone 14 Madame Dean's FRENCH nil FEMALE lILLoi A Eab, Certain Relief jroR Suppressed Menstruation. KEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. Safe! Sure! Speedy! Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. Sent prepaid for $UK) per box. Will send them on trial, to be paid for when relieved.

Samples Free. Insist on getting the genuine, accept no substitute. If your druggist does not have them send your orders to the UIITED MEDICAL Box 74, Unctiter, Pi. Sold in Burlington by H. Cowgill If You Want to a.

Drive Call phone main 403 and you will get a fine turnout with good horses. Prompt service guaranted. Prices right. Horses left in our charge are given good feed and best attention. F.

M. MARK South Third st. Burlington. For BLACKSMITH WORK and HOUSE SHOEING THOMAS CLARK The new blacksmith on Hudson St In the August Koch shop The Cough Syrup that rids the system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels Is LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP Bees is the oiiginal laxative cough syrop, contains no opiates, gently moves the bowels, carrying the cold ott through the natural channels. Guaranteed to give Satisfaction or money refunded.

PUFFERS PHARMACY IS sj Hlbctf it" ian and Mm hank: ft magazine for everybody. leain atxiut elec tricity, the coining science, inn how to use tools. Simple, pra tkal.fullorrrirtiiree. ham-pie copy Itr yuU name AND this pair. $1.00 a year.

BDipnon I lib. Co. Iktion Boston, Mas. Photography Interests verybody. AMIKICAIi Phutix.raphy teaches II.

Beautiful pictures, month ly prise contests, pktue critic Ism, questions an- awcred. Sample -vy free If you mention this paper. A I Photernphy Beacoa Boston. Mast. Colds contracted at this season of the year are quickly relieved with Bees Laxative Cough Syrnp.

Its laxative quality rids the system of the cold pleasant to take. Best for children for coughs, colds, croup and whoop- lug cough. Sold by Puffers Pharmacy, A Palmer, the tinner, left 8un UrLV iur a. huui uuniiitzna vjoil hi i u- I I ..,..1 rr from tnere wm KO to Alma where he will do some work. y(ju nwj(1 a take jv.vvuf8 UMe Eary UKprg jnHll4l OI1 tnL.m; gentle, easy, pleasant, little liver pills.

Sold by Puffers Pharmacy. Mrs. Sarah Shannon of near LeRoy came in Kunday for a visit on account of the sickness of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lane Slune.

United States I Remember the uarae-Doan's-and 23 CARRIERS TAKE I)Y OFF The rural route carriers had a (layoff Monday it being Washington's birthday. The post office also kept Sunday hours. None of the stores or offices were closed and even the banks were open all day as usual. The schools bserved the day with a program in the usual way. Miss Cora Arnold returned Sunday to her school work in LeRoy.

For sale, 2 lots and 4 room house with cellar, good well, chicken house etc, on Fourth street. Mrs. Henri- etta Harrison. Miss Lea Hoslck returned Sunday to her home in Yates Center after a short visit here with Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Baldwin and other Burlington friends. W. D.

Ballance of Greeley county. left Sunday afternoon for a business visit in Rush Center after a short visit with W. M. Gibson and family i living at the west edge of Burling ton. Pneumonia often follows la grippe but never follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar, for la grippe coughs and deep seated colds.

Refuse any but the genuine In the yellow package. W. J. Brlggs. Fred Anderson, an experienced meat cutter from Emporia, now has scharge of the meat department of the F.

Hoff mans Mercantile Mr. Anderson comes highly recommended and will no doubt please those who are served by him. Foley's Honey and Tar clears the air passages, stops .1 1 LUC III 1LBIIOU 111 the throat, soothes the inflamed mem- branes, and the moHt obsitnate cougt disappears Sore and inflamed lungs are healed and strengthened, and noka is on a cieeKiui una m-ii- nerty and Sons seem to be In on the 1 ground floor, Lee may alio go to Clo- i vis. X. for a few das to invest 1 8 NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

The Burlington Telephone company will issuo a new directory the first of March and all patrons who are going to niove by that time or a short time after are requested to notify the manager so such changes may be made In the new book. If any names in the present directory are mis-spelled or otherwise incorrect the matter should be reported. Advertising space may be had on application te the Manager office or by phoning No. 60S. RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAT.

Dr. Detchon'a Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures In 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the system Is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease Immediately disappears. The first dose greatl benefits.

7S cents and $1. Sold by The W-W Drug Druggist, Burlington, A pill In time that will save nine Is Rings Little Liver Pill. For biliousness, sick headache, constipation. They do not gripe. Price 25c Sold by Puffers Pharmacy.

Miss Clara Glllett, teacher at the Wolf Creek school, came in Sunday on the way to her school after a short visit near LeRoy. is tnin ana impure, ana unsteady. Ask him if it aids i.owu. 3 1 stock some time ago and has been the cold is expelled rrom tne on his farm since. tern.

Refuse any hut the genuine In C. R. Kluger, the jeweler, 1000 VIr-1 the yellow package. W. .1.

BiIkks. ginia ave Indianapolis, writes: II. L. Kennedy left for a "I was so weak from kidney trouble two weeks' business visit In Wuyno-that 1 could hardly walk a hundred ka, stopping at Kansas City feet. Four hot Its cf Foley's Kidney enroutc.

At YVa noka he will plat Remedy cleared my complexion cured 'the trael of land lii- fathi.r bought my backache and the Irregularities here a few days ai'f and will see disappeared, and can now attend to to selling it out in town Way- aTSTO-NIGHT Xonic irec from ABcoSioI Talk with your dofctor about Aycr's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla. Ak him if he prescribes it for pale, delicate children. Ask him F-i-w-V "av ft "9l tf-tavT i business every day, and recconimenu Foley's Kidne Remedy to all suf- ferers. as it cured me afar the Tl'jc i ti.ra mil f.ther remedies had failed." if lie recommends it when the when tbe nerves are weak rwiTure n.i I'tinr; i i and 1 there. I W.

J. Briggs..