The Tyro Daily Life from Tyro, Kansas • 1

TYRO, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY. DECEMBER lis, 1905 VOLUME 1. NO. 103 Uncle Sam Refinery. FE17 FilYSICM FACTS i ne ncic cam utl company nas bougnt two lots in Wichita and is going lo put in its tanks Many Big People in Utile at once.

The tanks are on the Havana. ground and the contract for their erection The has Santa Claus HEABQUAHTEES! at the TyroQState Bank. Do bus been selling oil in Wichita for a you ong time but has. bsen selling We have families of i genera from one of its tank cars. Wichita tions each and ,4 people whose' ag going to be one of the most gregate weight is over 1200 lbs.

important stations of the company. Grand pa Garvey has one child iness with ub and you will always have' the satisfaction of knowing that your funds are be ing" cared for by. an institution that is under state supervision. We will receive small deposits as gladly as large ones. To know and be known by a' good Bank will be a daily benefit to you.

aro Not only SedgVrick county but all one grand child and three great grand children. the aorroanding country and- part of Oklahoma Will be supplied Grand Ma Hall has two six grand children and eleven from there. The, station will in From now Dec. 25, my headquarters will be at the Tyro, Pharmacy where I will have on exhibition a large and varied assortment of Christmas presents of every description. There are gifts for all, boys and girls, young and old, for sisters, sweethearts, wives and mothers and also for the brothers and husbands and friends.

Come early and have thorn laid away for you, as a great many are no two alike. So to have the greatest variety to select from come before the nicest are gone. S.UIU.IL great grand children. have 1,000 barrels storage capa-j 1THE TYRO STATE BANK. city at the start and this will be I increased.

The tankri are of steel. Grand Ma Uussey has one child, five grand children, and nine great grand children. i addition to the storage the company is going to erect a brick Grand Ma Flaningam has six warehouse and an office as it will I children i ten grand children and two great grand children. require the services of more than one man to handle the business i Mrs. J.

I. Thayer has four rom that place. ohildrcn, two grand children and Yours for Funf her parents live in Nlotaze four Santa. miles away. Like Summer.

Grand Pa Raybern, who went The weather is getting warm a- to Kentucky last fall, has two children here, four grand children f'Santa gain, rue air. isn't near so icy Glaus 1 ft to-day. lbe gas stoves do not and three great grand children. have to be blazing over the tops Our big four consists of Mrs. to keep our rooms comfortable.

Eyes Tested Free. Gold Frames and Pebble Lent, J. S. Raybern, 280, Mrs. Taylor, 200, Mrs.

Kasling 315, and Mr. The saving of fuel ought to I 8 Half Price make the gas company happy. Lambert 330, 1215. Look to Ha vana for anything good and NOWATA. Don't Destroy Mr.

Bill Beaubien and a party great. Havana Harp. Rich Little tribe. The little tribe of Quapaw ln of friends will start for Mexico the 19 of Dec. Your Sifffl in all his glory at The Fair Store! Up has presents for all his children and grandchildren, too.

Many new houses are going up dians is destined to be the richest on the cast side of the track. The passenger trains have chang if tr 'A ed so people can come to see their By Neglect arid Garelssscass or using iipiojierly friends in time for breakfast. in the world. About two years ago. an adopted member1 of.

the tribe was digging a well in the Quapaw nation, about four miles south of Baxter Springs when he struck what proved to be a rich body of "jack" or zinc ore. This was quickly developed, and over The nitro-glycerine wagon pass ed through town Monday. Fitted Glasses- Now is the-Time I 8 a a -n The churches are getting along 1 one. Nice weatner tor tnem. this well stanM a large concen A derrick and outfit for drilling tratins plant producing weeklv Improve the opportunity by having your VISION TESTED by an came over una wun a traction Toilet cases I tr pounds of zinc and 4,000 engine last and got Expert, who, by years of practical experience and study of the Eye and its causes of Defective Vision, is able and competent, with lat pounds of pure lead.

Uf Work boxes stuck in the mud out towards the river. They came to town to get Many thousand acres of the ad joining Jands have keen leased est improved methods for correcting the same, to give you POSITIVE help. from the Indians by white men. '3 III RELIEF. Over two hundred drill holes have Cuff and Collar boxes Handkerchief boxes Glove boxes Shaving sets Mechanical toys Iron toys Iron trains Loop the loop toys Childs chairs Dolls Scrap books Piano's First-Class Ball.

been sunk and in nearly every in Such a One is Now with You About twenty couples attended stance lead and zinc have been the ball at the -Opera Hou6 last found in paying quantities." The 8 night. More than thirty numbers 31 field is not only a large one, but i Military brush sets Photoflrrauh Albums SEE PERFECTLY were sold. Milburn Amick and is richer than anything in the fa' a Easel albums Ralph Eutsler did the calling. D. mous Joplin district of southwest F.

Tucker and wife and Carl ern Missouri and southeastern Kan Whistles Crepps and wife famished the Many who suffer from severe headache do so from Defective Horns music. 8 8 Vision caused bytan error of refraction. All errors of refraction POSITIVELY CURED, even the worst forms of Astigmatism, Great Sunday Magazine. Pretty vases Salad bowls Berry sets Fancy 'china noveltieB Fancy baskets rw a The Illustrated Lecture. A fine line of handkerchiefs, S.

Not only is the news of the whole world covered with unex Miss Mary E. Dobbs gave an Myopia or near sight, Hypermetropic or far Bight. Presbyopia or old sight. Athenopia or weak eyes, mostly with students, or in silk shawls, fascinators, glov- illustrated 1 lecture at the chnrch jt i ampled fullness in the Sunday is- last night to a fair-size audience. 4Qrsues of The Chicago Record-Her-t aid.

but ever? edition embraces al- Syioy swvcb Don't wait until the last VV will liV The subject was, "Ten nightB in sufficiency of the eyes all scientifically Do not fail to see us, as yba may go on and lose your sight by neglect. Come and see ns, or leave your order for us to call and you will be wait- es, mittens, Ladies and Gent's neck wear, suspenders, rngg, portico curtains. an exceedingly choice assort bar room." Ihose present were well pleased with the entertain ment of illustrated special articles ranking with the highest poducts anything you may select. ft ment. "1 9 ed upon at our earliest opportunity.

of our best magazines. Such wel known and popular writers as William E. Curtis and Walter Wellman and Frank G. Carpenter are regular contributors to The SON Will be in Tyro 10 -Days Gonsultation and Eyes Tested Free Call at 0. W.

Buck's Office Chicage Sunday Record-Herald. There are many special articles in each issue of particular interest to Dealers In women, including the latest fash ions, household economy, art, ELDER GILLETT G0I.1IIIG musio and the drama, etc There is a beautifully illustrated special MALE' QUARTETTE OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY 1TICHT. sporting section, which not only Fresh and Salt Heats, Hides, Fruits end Fancy Groceries. FLOUR! 'FLOUR! U. B.

Quarterly Meeting covers all the news of the sporting world with a thoroughness This Week. that satisfies to the but includes also entertaining depart Christmas and New ments by such sporting experts as Year Holiday Rates. Tim Murnane, who writes of base The first Quarterly meeting of We will sell round trip tickets ball matters; Malachy Hogan, not the United Brethren in Christ will to any point on this line at rate ed for his "Talks on Pugilism, be held in the city of Tyro Sat urday 16 at 2:30 p. m. by Free Samples.

No charge is ever made -for ample copies. Free samples will cheerfully sent to tny prospec- vpatron. Most of the sampling done in th? territory but yiyone has a friend or relative kva at a distance who might become interested in Tyro and vitality hand. in the name and a jspcr will be mailed to the Fresh Fish and Oysters. Queen City Rest the Elder F.

M. Gillett. Also of oneand ont third fare, minimum for adults 50 cts and children 25 cts. Will sell on Dec 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th and 81st 1905, and Jan. 1st 1900, good to Tetura opto and including Jan.

4th 1900. preaching Saturday night and Sun' day morning at eleven and Sun and J. L. Hervey, who conducts the department of 'harness The comic section and other entertaining departments round out this mammoth Sunday magazine to the entire satisfaction of its readers. R.

E. Gibson, and wife of Pitts day night at. 7:30. burg are the guests of S. L.

Alex Rev. D. 13. Howell, Pastor i. Alexander, Agtnt Mo.

Pac Ry ander and wife..