The Tyro Daily Life du lieu suivant : Tyro, Kansas • 1

TYRO BAIL YLD FE OLTTME TYRO, MONTGOMERY COUNTY KANSAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1905. tvtA to 1 LETTER FROM DENVER INCH BAH Delightful One Passes Ov R. A. Park Writes About His Western Trip. Soaps.

er Wednesday Night. ,1 a iruiy oig rain swept over jailor insisted tnat we should furnish This Likk with an account of our trip to Denver and this parched region Wednesday as this is a little out of our line Toilet Soaps, Medicated Soaps, Skin Food Soaps, Shaving Soaps and Castile Soaps. night, lightning flashed- vividly and thunder rolled loud and con-tinuous. There was but little this may sound a little discon nected. wind.

The rain lasted a Ml half To the train came a hour. Stone say that two inches half hour earlier than at first re- of waterrtell. Anvwav it wan ported and of course some articles the most glorious rain that this of comfort that we had intended strip of Kansas has had since to take along were left behind in June. '1 We Carry A Full Line of Nice Candies, Fine Cigars, Fresh Bread, Cookies, Pies, Nuts' Daily Papers, Popular Books, Up-to-date Magazines. Also we are ready to serve you the best Ice Cream in the city, coldest drinks and First Class Meals, etc Hot Chili Soup.

If you are thirsty you can get an an "Irish Flip" at the Queen City Restaurant, vul uir'' 1 Fall plowing may now begin xuv Digut i some porous soil was dampened maae traveling pleasant to start sufficiently by the other rains to whu out it extended only a little turn over with ease. way beyond Sedan. From there THE ANNIHILATION OF DISTANCE LAZELLS PERFUMES. Carnation Pink, Jockey Club, White Rose. Frangipanni.

In face preparations we have a big variety. New Stationary. If you like home-made Ice cream you will be pleased with ours. We make it fresh every day. If you are thirsty try a Tyro Fizz at on it was dry but the day was cool and as we all secured a berth How much nearer tt each other uie nations ot tne world seem in a Pullman our surroundings were pleasant.

to-day and really are to-day than was the case a few decades ago Our train started out with three vvnen wecKs and months were coaches and one Pullman. One required for communication be I car nicely deoorated was added at Cedarvale, one at Winfield and tween the United States and Eu rope the countries of the old lone at Belle Plain. world appeared to be a long 'way These were filled with a jolly The Tyro Pharmacy. off. Now the circumference of good crowd bent on having a old earth is belted with telegraph I good time.

Crops along the way show the CabIe llne8' every Possible airection. vvnat happens to-day in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, eifect of dry weather and after all I believe our county has as good corn as any of. them 'alon 1J- i- HPg nraiipiiw iiiiniifiim ciuuiu America and tne great is- (5 Shoes! lends of the sea is made known uuiiiiiiliiiH iijiiiiuiiitiia yiijiiiiiua iiui iliiiiiiiiB iiiiilii tiiiiiiE the in mtm 3 I They have the road ballasted l-morrow 6reat -cew8 papers like The Chicago Record Ijiiilti nearly to Winfield which im proves it greatly. Herald, wbonc foreign correspondents 'are located in every impor ill The Pac, follows pretty much the course of the Arkansas river after it leaves Winfield. One is not very much impressed with the scenery along the Arkansas river for there is not much IV tti I' Kl tant city in the world outside of the United Sutes.

In addition to Its own staff correspondents The Record-Herald enjoys the foreign news service of the New York Herald, famous for many years for the reliability of its to see. mwmm foreign news; the New York rann I IB IS! Ihis stream hai practically no bank and very little timber grows along its margins. The thing that impresses one most is not World, and also of that great co Biiin operative newsgathering association the Associated Press. No other I the water or scenery but the sand 3 fcneBana daily newspaper it America pos 1L mat. wuumgU, Bana oar sesses laointies so varied and ex .1 I i if! irom tne mountains to its mouth, tensive for covering the news of From a the nations.

-j vu tus uurn oe- gan to look better and the vege New Sweetpotatoes. tation generally showed that they New sweet potatoes have been on the market several days. The have had more rain than we have bad in our part of the state. iiifj II' 5 Miiiiii price is still way up 3o a pound Great preDarationa a 4 mmk UUUCi Some very (large potatoes are It will soon be time to buy your fall shoes. My stock is complete in every line I have given especial attention toCHILDRENS SCHOOL shoes Next month school will begin and all the boys and girls will have to have new shoes.

Don't forget we have a good line and the prices are below our competitors Also have a linn of boys' suits that I will close out at cost, as I don't intend to handle them longer. This is a good chance to get a new suit cheap Tyro Lumber Co. LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, MOULDING. Cement, Plastering Material, Lime, Sand and Brick. Farming Implements which we will close out at cost, Notice! On add after 28 we will cease to deliver material or pay charges on same except as previously arranged.

Also, all accounts due and payable on the first of each month. Ten per cent, will be charged on all accounts past due unless otherwise provided for. D. Mahaffy, Manager. naj turougn tne western part of the state for the sowing of a being brought in.

Mr. Star east large acreage of wheat. of town will have a few hundred bushels. It is now after six o'clock and the first day of our journey is abont to close. We can see the I liiil- 111 spires and smoke stacks of Wich 0 ita where we are to stop thirty minutes for supper.

R. A. Park, (Concluded to-morrow.) -3 "-a Quarterly Conference. There will be a U. B.

Quarter 3 SB ly Conference of the Tyro circuit I at Caney Center 10. all are OLD SOLDIERS AND OLD SETTLERS REUNION at Sedan 13-16 Tickets on sale to 16 inclusive with final return limit Sepf, 18. Rate: 95c S. L. Alexander, Agent.

invited. ,1 W. S. Howell, Pastor mm 3 ..3 i a TVS, i i -a Fixing School House The Judea school house is be-1 mg repaired. A fresh coat of If IT hi I t.c3 I paint will be put on.

Some patch I work both inside and out is being 1 done. The buildinsr is aiid I in a poor condition. Mm A. PARK, I mmav mv gret now that a new building was XimxiM ot voted for..