The Burrton Weekly Graphic from Burrton, Kansas • 1

BURRTON, HARVEY KANSAS, THURSDAY FEB. 9 1893. VOL; XT! If O. 42. BY 3 W.

OSBUBK A GREAT S2BD ESTABLISHMENT. School Note. The Week's. Esview of the Kansas City live Stock Market. A.

P. KXX ROAD TI3IE TABLE. ST. LOUIS it SAN FK.V.XCIsCO. Why Keep Your CiHldrsa Frtm School? 11,100 for Early Tomatoes.

Monday was a bitter cold day and We are in receipt of a Seed Catalogued SAL Judge Daily was called to Missouri Sunday night to attend the funeral of Jiia mother. To Correspondents: All communications must have the writers signature properly attached, otherwise they will be consigned to the waste basket. eoiN SORTS. Na. V-J Tail and Ex prow, 3 lail ami Express.

At. a. m' Lv. 7:20 a. m.

At. p. m. WATCH WORK JEWELRY REPAIRING SPEGJALTY COINS SOUTH. Sa.

Mail and El press, 9:10 in! 4. Mail and Express, 9:15 a. m. ili ains Hound trip tickets to l(-al poiotn, good for hve days, 10 par cem redaction fttusr esrular tariff rates. Coupon tickets for ail east, west, aorth and soutn.

any one wno nas ever ueen a teacner will know Jhuw encouraging it is to have pupils who will face a Karfsa3 blizzard 9 miles, to prevent a day's ab sence from scliool; and how discouraging it is to have pupils in sight of the school house, to stay at home. A few weeks since it was our duty to see that some pupils were given a good, wholesome dose of corporal punishment. The task is not a desirable one, but when backed up by the parent's appro- for 1893, published by F. B. Mills, seed-man, Bose Hill, N.

Y. Mr. Mills has a very novel idea in getting up his catalogue. It is very plain, and his idea is to give his customers a very large amount for their money. With e7ery order amounting to $1 or more he allows the customer to select 50 cents' worth in packets free, their own choice.

Thus you see, everyone gets $1.50 worth for their $1. Among the many premiums offered for cabbage, onions, potatoes and pansies, we might mention the early tomatoes. $.500 is offered to any per The following review of the Kansas City Live Stock Market is famished by Zeb. P. Crider live stock commission merchants, and is perfectly reliable: Kansas City, Feb.

7. The supply of cattle for the past week has been largely in excess of the corresponding time last year and while values have fluctuated according as the receipts were large or small, they held their own pretty well. Good heavy cattle sold readily and as high as $5 60 for one lot of aney export steers. Medium grades of butcher steel's sold at money-making figures. This class is stronger than a week ago and a clearance is made almost every day.

With moderate run" we look for a good steady market, but as is nearly always the case, values will decline if the receipts are too large. To-day's sales were on about the fol Or have Ihem go with cold feet, when you can buy a pair of Ti piw.il, Oil Grain, Triple Stitch Shoes for If yon evei try the Golden Bule Scheol Shoe, you will have no other. They cost ouly 1.25 to $1.50. We havo If you want the Home Magazine published Mrs. John A.

Logan again this year you can have it at 30 cents if a subscriber to the Graphic if not 35 cents. Clarenco Ilawley of Hutchinson came up with the S. of V. delegation Watch maker -and Jeweler. val it has the desired effect.

While we ATCHISON, SiSTA FE. SOING TTH8T. I.Texas and California Ex 9:05 p. No. 3, Chicasro to Mexico 7:54 p.m.

No. 6, Chicago to Ueorer 4:43 p. m. No. 7, Colorado 7:15 a.m.

No. 39, Local Kreiirht 2:06 p.m. No. 4o Local Freight 5:35 p. m.

fiOIKQ tiST. last Friday night and stayed till the next evening visiting with W. O. Van Arsdale'3 family. At Reese's Jewelry Store, have always refrained from such a method, where possible, there are times when forbearance ceases to be a virtue, and while we shall certainly see that such punishment is not such as to cause permanent injury, we wish it distinctly All KJr.da cf ENGgAVIITG Ksatly Does.

There are mere families coming to Rsd Shoes; Newton to live than at any time in four lowing basis: Well-finished 1400 lb. steers and S5.00 to 4, Mexico to Chicago 9:05 a. m. No. 6, lenevr to Chicaso 11:40 a.m.

No. 8. Missouri River Express 9:05 p. m. No.

2. Atlantic Express So.ii, Local Freight m. Through tieketsoa sale and baggage checked through to any point in the United also M'tna steam ship tickets to or from any point in Europe. All passenger trains stop at the union depot enly. K.

airhcbst. Joint Agt. years. Mouses that used to go beggiug ISTewton Kansas'; 12W to 1.450 lb. steers.

son growing a ripe one in 75 days or less from day seed is sown, also $400 to person growing a ripe tomato in least number of days from day seed is sown, $124 for next and $75 for next. He offers one of the finest lines of vegetable and flower seeds that can lie found and prices are very reasonable. He offers $1,500 to dub raisers for largest club order, and largest number at $3 are now readily rented for 8. Newton Kansan. 950 to I lb.

to 4.50 3 50 to 4.15 850 to 1050 lb. Lots of them, and more coming. Can give yoa just hat you waut, and at prices that can't be beaten. TheT3urrton Grain DEALERS IS CITY DIRECTORY. Good she cattle are selling at the high point of the season and good heifers bring from $3.55 to 3.60 and anything fancy still more.

Good cows sell from $3.00 to 3.25 and medinm from $2.60 to SOCIETIES. We can give you a to 2.85. Grades below these are classed4 See Ihcnr before selling your Grain or placing your orders for VotL Ladies Kid Shoe, with or without Patent Elevator A Burrton. Kan. Leather at $1.50.

We have seen ehoes bought elsewhere at of customers secured by any one year he-paid Mrs. T. B. Young-of Rock City, 111., $500 for largest order His catalogue is very interesting and no one who plants seeds can afford to be without it. It gives a bird'seye view of his establishment together with interior views of his seed houses, showing how the work is carried on, and photographs of persons who have won prizes.

His seeds are becoming known everywhere for their excellent quality and ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE." $2.50 that cant' com iniraCTromrroOTMOOTfcbiCHAXMd AKTISTICCRAYO POETR AITSoronlf ss4. toot friends, ire tamke Ton the following bow-fldeoHer. Til 11 too KBdos cbotozTiftab cfrumetL ay member of your family, ws win make from it one of our finest ciiree-qovur lua tlu pare with them. If you want any paper or magazine published in the United states or any where else call on us we have arrangements by which we can save you a little money in most any case. TfceThorne restaurant is teing nicely re-papered by A.

E. Flickenger, and the new proprietor says he is going to run a first class restaurant. Success to him, for we want fiist-class or none. Miss Grace Bishop gave a lawn social at W. O.

Van Arsd ale's Tuesday night. The yard was nicely lighted up and the principal amusement engaged in was skating on W. artificial pond. From reports over the country we think most everyone has stored all the ice they care to for one season, and are now waiting for the weather to warm up so they can enjoy their ice cream and lemonade. Mrs.

M. Chadburn, proprietor of the Radix House, went to Coffeyville yesterday to visit a married daughter and son Fred, who were reported sick. We CRAYON PORTRAITS 3 LUTELY FREE OF CHARGE. a3 canners and sell around $1.75 to 2.25 Good feeders are relatively higher than other grades, but have declined slightly recently. There are too many thin stockers coming in and traders are loaded to the guards with them.

They are hard to sell and on no established basis of prices that is clearly defined. Hoga that are arriving are largely of the inferior quality that usually sell below the market. It is no uncommon thing to see a dozen piggy sows and a half dozen stags in the same load now. Shippers are buying everything that looks like a hog and rushing it in to meet the prevailing high prices. Packers fight any advance with more than the usual vigor.

They luy as few as it is possible. Soft Southern hogs bring whatever buyers can get. Top sales this week were at $8. Future values depend upon the receipts whether large or small. We have received a understood that we do not whip for fun and that, we shall not foliow the advice of a parent who suggested that we "should whip so as not to hurt." The conduct of your children has been most exemplary.

We have trusted to their manly and womanly impulses, and in but few instances has that confidence -'-4een misplaced. We have never mentioned anything in these columns as to conduct, because we have expected none but good. No greater calamity can happen to a pupil than to receive encouragement from his parents, in wrong-doing. I have been in the school room 18 years and never knew a pupil unjustly punished, but have seen hundreds who deserved and never received it. So let me ask, on behalf of teachers everywhere, that you make up your mind once for all that the chances are 1000 to 1 that your child needed a reprimand before he received one.

One person whose child was punished, informed me that had he known the fact, the boy would have received another at home. The boy has changed lie will need; no more punishment. I know that you have more interest in your own child than any one else, and you no doubt know his good qualities better than the teacher. Is it not possi-sible that you are more blind to his bad tiaits? I am glad to note that not a single i-n-ji -t rTl tmrrn tTim-nrrTin-rt ttir T-ifT-1 t-TVi-r irmrr tn'nri hum hlt easterners bence Uiio vpeciaJ offer. We believe Uuu oa of our Eicnat Portrait placed to Totxrfarrae 4a BettnTo Lone No.m A.

O. TJ. egnlar jiening nigliw. first and thirl aodSflfa Thursdays each month. initios brothers ioited to attead.

J. A. Janpekj, M. W. Q.

H. VTslch. Recorder. Baukkr Lrgioh No. 31.

S. of A. O. TJ. 0.

Meets on the second and fourth Saturday-nights of each month. 3. A. SiMDRRS.iS. k.

L. I. Pbkcrll, Reooeder. Bobrtoh Lops No. 182.

A F. A A. eommunicalions first and thud baturday erenjngs of each nonth. A. Waxen, M.

11. Khkrsos, Seti'y. Burrtos Chattrr. TJ. O.

E. S. Regular meeting at Masonic hall on the second and fourth Friday evenings in the month. Mas. Liziii UisaoN, W.

M. H. Emirsos, See'y Bcrrtoh LoriGR fTo. 251, I. O.

0. F. Regular eeting every Tuesdfy evening. J. S.

Stoic iN.G. Bcbrtok Camp No. 1277. Modsrh Wosnura or xica Regular meetings every second and eurth Thursday each month. W.

T.Dankrr, Clerk, W.L. Jacobs. V.C. Farragct Post No. 37.

6. A. R. Meets on tXe second and fourth Saturday evenings of each Month in (1. A.

R. hall. i. T.Partis, J. A.

VVkloh, P. C. Farragdt Corps. No. W.R.C.

Meets in 9.A.K,hall on the first and third Saturday afternoons of each month at 3 o'clock. Ma. Jos stokr. Pres. Casus Grubbs, See'y.

Send Um3 DtaotAtmnh von Am nnsM an in.rM if "TuiOYW A baa oUw advertising- ui more ffoo $kt Portrait we will make for 70a wiifbe a sample, and tu tJq ft 2 S. CO wuib a tine a big lot of Shoes this week, and have the largest and most com OM DATE. a be macte. Be 1 Mr. Mills guarantees to please all his rare and write Tour ull ubm and addrew on tmrfc of tr-rx )ua u.

sv uiw wuBccars iwjua lie Buriy. iruruwF am rwiuro, wo omww do iw 01 IOSJD2 It. mm wo oar I customers. After looking this cata pttMJrtT.etc., we can rerer yon to tne rouowmtr partiea ear ty Uii. mpwm tompiiiy, Amnncaa 1 nicea Metes trpreas K.tz.

iunAl. Zork aoa all Bfcerciai ageocie li oping to receive your kind, favor, we are, respecUtUlj plete stock in town, logue all through we would advise our readers to write for one at once, for it is free to anyone applying, and try some CODY 753 and 755 IeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, KOTICE. Cut this out and return It to ua vtUi tbe Photograph jon desire copied. Everything is bran or nis seeas mis spring. new.

GREATEST DISCOVEET OF THE AGE. The City Markets. PURE Catarrhal Deafness Cured. No More Use for Ear Trumpets. Triumph at Last.

An infallible remedy for the cure of hope she will find them better and have DRUGS. catarrah and deafness in all its stages, PTFIA'TPRTPTTi a pleasant visit. Prrrt Camp No 77, S. of V. Meets first and FINE ClgARS BLANK BOOKS.

The Epworth League will meet at Saturday nights of each month in the u. A R. hall. Egoknk Ivst, Capt. Rt PABTis.lst.

Sergt. PROPRIETOR OF- from catarrah and almost total deafness. No catarrah or slimy green and yel- 28 20 to 25 43 to 50 to 7.25 ...6.00 1.50 3.50 2oQ ......15 to .13 to -18 Corn, per bu Oats Wheat, soft No Turkey No 2 Hogs, fat, per stock, Cattle, fat," "feeders" Butter, per lb Eggs, doz PAINTS the Methodist church this evening, instead of Friday as heretofore. The ZSS The Stone Front Drug Store. 0ILS, mgui nas oeea cnanow as go many complaint has come to me.

This hearty scholars who attend school here, go mucous matter lodging in the throat. Perscriptions ort thA natrons cannot fail to No occasional hacking cough with Uocid liwds At HF3mMy 1'iuu. DU(C 1 disp.inli"" Accurately Compounded. "ckens lb. ito 5 C.

W. STROH throwing up slimy green and yellow sticKy IS messing mat ...07 ....06 Spring Chickens per pound Turkeys words cannot aescribe. DRUGS, MEDICLNES, STATIONERY, A Full home on Friday evening. The Y. P.

S. C. E. meeting at tne Presbytarian Church next Sunday at 3 o'clock. Subject: "How to Pray; Ne-hemiah's Example h.

ames All are c6rdially invited tC attend. Miss Stella Partin, For further information write for 1.25 Potatoes, bus particulars. Address, Frauk Wortz I have a full line of Paints, Oils, Yarnishes, Brushes, Etc. Burrton, Kansas. Line Wausau, Wis.

Drawer iuzy. TOILET ARTICLES lnvuiauiy euecii There are places where parents make themselves ridiculous iu the eyes of intelligent people by imagining of trying to imagine that their chileren are treated with partiality. I lay this down as a fact never yet disproved, that the teacher; if partial, is partial to his worst pupil. With him he shows more forbearanoe, for him he uses greater Alto Items. Prrsittkriaw Preaching every Sabus.h it 'clock a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school at 9:45 a. ai W.

H. Wilson superintendent. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Young peoples prayer meeting every Sunday evening, i' as tor weekly reception at residence every Thursday afternoon and evening. II.

H. Gilbert, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal Preaching every Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday Tening. Epworth League Friday evening.

C. DbJTiHbsiwoo" CaatSTiAt Preachin JVery Sunday morning and evening at 11 clock and 7:45 o'clock; abbath school at 10 in. Prayer meeting ertnesday evening. Every one invited to attend and participate in the worship. T.

A. Rotbwklu Pastor. Bptist Preaching on the second and fourth Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath school every Sabbath at 3 o'clock p. m.

Church meeting for business on Friday evening before the third Sabbath. J. O. Cummins, Pastor. CANDIES.

Etc. Another cold wave Wednesday. Leader. Dr. Burris was called to see a sick Valentines! John Eud was in Mound Hidge on Tuesday.

boy, twelve years of age, at Chauncey the RADIX HOUSE. Professional Calls Answered Promptly Jacob Kane has purchased a fine Baker's, seven miles south-west of town I have lb 3 Finest Assortment In the "1 horse and cart. DAY OR rr.CHT. city. Prices range from effort in arousing interest; in his behalf the teacher thinks and works as he does not have' to do for his model boy or girl.

Yours, A. P. Hbald, Tuesday. The child has brain fever accompanied with spasms, a violent one occuring soon after the doctor arrived. Mrs.

R. J. Smith was called to Burr ton Tuesday on account of sickness in Hand Corn Shelters at the Wilson Dbcq Hnw. He remained all night and left the in Co. the family of her son Lewis.

Principal. The Best Hotel in the City. RATES. S2.00 A DAY. lc.

to 50c. J. B. KOHNLE. valid much better.

Henry Kroeker was in Inman Tues- Mr. William on Our Spectacles. We have just receive a splendid bay. jocal News. jsgMn Post Office.

the Ellsworth branch of the 'Frisco, lot men youth and children P. D. Derkson is working for Geo: A man never looks more dignified shoes and prices low on good goods, Bergen during the month of February. moved his family into the Sweney property last Saturday. They came from than when he takes his spectacle case from his pocket, opens it, unfolds a lens, FOR SALE.

JVJRS, QHADBURN, gROP. Tamplin Co R. L. Fairchilds butchered Friday, M. C.

Wiles was in Wichita jester. At a very low price, a complete assisted by A. itoush. day. sets it astride of his nose, and looks you in the eyes.

There are men who, riff. Team, wagon ana--Harness. Mr. C. F.

Davis, editor of the Bloom Anthony. Mrs. Hendrix is very well pleased with our nice little city, much more than she expected. We welcome them to our town. Benjamin Unrink is trimming Uncle Thh hilsox Drvq How.

Co. S. J. Collier was in Newton field, Farmer, says: can reccom though they never read a word of Steve's hedges for him. menu Chamberlain's Congli Keiueuy to all ou business.

Greek or Latin, have in this way been sufferers with colds and croup. 1 iiav Mrs. Kane was visiting with Mrs. M. The Burrton Hardware Imple J.

W. Ayera sold a splendid quarter used it in my family for tlie past two years made to look so classical that they com Mr. and Mrs. Cuykendall were visitors in Wichita the first olMhe week. J- Fairchild Tuesday.

ment Store will tell Heating Stoves and have found it the best I ever used for section of land, two miles south-west of mand immediate attention and respect. at Cost. Call and see. Lyda Parsous was visiting with town, last week, to Joe Hoskinson for the purposes lor which it is intended. 50 Lew Smith's little child that has cent bottles for sale by the Wilson Dru 3,500.

J. W. informs us that it was a Q. Niles and family Friday. and Hardware Company.

It is strongly suspected that if a minister would wear a pair of glasses, his salary would be immediately increased about threee hundred and seventy-six been sick for a couple of weeks, is im proving. Feb. 4, 93. Little Joker. cash sale.

It was certainly cheap, for that quality of land is looking up and sales are booming. Now is the time to Eat Reciprocity. Have You Cot Piles? It will pay yoa to run in to the A Terrible Accident. If you have catarrahal trouble see dollars and twelve cents, ($376.12.) If China Emporium, Newton, Kar.s invest in central Kansas land. what Wortz Co.

have to say this CAPITAL a minister shouldn't believe it just try $50,000.00 As the St. Louis San Francisco when in wrcnt of any Dishes, Lamps, Itching Piles, known by moisture like week. We are in receipt of a beautiful it for yourself. nrespiration, cause intense netting when or Birthday or Wedding Presents. train was going north Monday morn souvenir from the St.

Louis San warm. This form and Blind, Bleeding or A very plain-faced lady, by placing ing, it stoped at a small place called Mr. ITarri3 returned from Ohio on Monday. His sister was no better and Protruding Piles, yield at once to Dr. Fsancisco general passenger agent at an adornment of this kind on the Saxmen, a few miles this side of Lyons, Some beautiful Dinner and Cham Hosiinko's Pile Remedy, which aets di- St.

Louis. If you want one call on bridge of her nose ana looking irresist Mrs. Toque remained. at 9:40, to place a couple of cars on the r.HJtly ou parts affected, absorbs tumors. ber sets at the China Emporinm your ticket agent.

It gives a fine de ble, can by one glance around the room allays Itching, effecting a permanent cure, switch, to he loaded with grain. As Newton, Kansas. Charley Scott is taking a lay-oft Price ode. Druggists or man. ur.

uo- tranfix and set fluttering the hearts of scrlption of the buildings at the World's Fair and their location, and gives you this month, and Andy Johnson has his they were to make a head coupling, Otis G. Wade, a brakeman, took his sanko, Philadelphia, Pa. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. W. O.

Van Arsdale, W. H. Wilson. President. Vice President.

C. R. Howard, Cashier a dozen old bachelors, or at least all run from here to Ellsworth. that are present. position on the cow catcher, but as he Salt! Salt! Salt! At $1.00 per barrel at Tamplin M.

C. Hanson of Patterson attend If your lost rear book account is But there are different kinds of spec reached over to take hold of the coup references in regard to routes, rates, tickets, etc. Tne sad news was received here morning of the death of Mr. ed lodge here Saturday night. tacles.

Let us look at the person who ling bar, he slipped and in trying to still unsettled, please call and adjust it, as we do not wish to carry any If you want a free dinner go to thi wears blue glasses. Everything ap- regain his footing, he fell on the rail open accounts over this season. ptars gloomy and blue, and tne wearer VaIter Munch of Halstead. lie was and was pushed and dragged along for Buy Reciprocity. Respectfully, The Wilson Drtjo Hdw.

Co. some distance till his feet were caught appears the same way to other people, as regards their disposition if not their Dr. TaXVs ASTHXAIEIE contains no ovinia or other: county surveyor, also engaged in the jewelry business. He was a member On ncupl ul ana and he jvas dragged under the wheels. Post-oCice atidras we mail mm iw ii FfVl anodyne, but destroys the specific asthma poison in the blood, gives a night's sweet stoep and t'HES It will pay you to get our prices on complexion.

Green glasses are not to be unmentioned. You can generally Now arriving large invoices of Posts and barb Wire, this spriLg. His feet were cut almost entirely off and one leg broken above the knee. As the wheels ran over him he was pushed trial bottle rm sea and prove J.3 to you that 4 gEak3 ASTHMAIEHE the Best Early Varieties of Seed 1 tth Edwabds McCullcch Ltjmbeb Co tell what you have to tackle, as their 1 nJ 3 k4 of the I. O.

O. and an invitation was sent for the lodge of this city to attend the funeral services, which take place Thursday at 2 p. m. T. F.Menefee, of Iloxie, Kansas, li Q.

I hsL Ac out to one side and it was not till then Poiatots. J. W. Bbehit, Hutchinson, Kansas. so that you need not neelect tout bussinesa or sit bp I Oil wiil and does ccxs asUuK TJuo The National everything is money.

"Greenbacks" everywhere and their main object in life is to see how many of them they Headlight that the engineer saw him and' quickly all nkrhi trnaninsr for hraaih for fear of sale at II. P. Baker's next Tuesday. Dan Miller will cry the sale. Dr.

Burria went to nutchinson on Sunday evening on a professional call and returned Monday evening. Mr. Iliram Baker got.alotof nice sale bills printed here on Friday. His sale will occur on February 14. Both of our hardware merchants have locals of especial interest this week.

Don't fail to read them. Don't forget Mrs. M. A. Comes sale on the 22nd of this month.

You can get most anything you ueed there. A hh-d's-eve view of F. M. Mill's For sale by ail druggists. C8.

TAf MEDICINE CO, E0CKISTE8, T. uut new stock 01 lMice issues are can get. We can supply yon with any 'kind entertained our citizens with a phonograph, Monday and Tuesday. The music was very fine and it was but little trouble for him to listen to a A man who is the happy possessor of short distance when conductor Thorn of a pocket knifo you may need from COMMERCIAL CAEAP KATES FOR A WLXTEH secured a grain door and the wounded 1 be undersold a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles, once Hutchinson, Kansas. 20c to 2.

We nave the best quanty that money can buy. said he could not see anything only just man was carried to the depot. In a few piece of music or conversation re TRIP, via THE SANTA FE ROUTE. To Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Cal minutes he was placed in the coach and nroduce it. He accumulated nickels as it is.

Black is black, white is white, and speckled is speckled, and you can't Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, 111., was very rapidly. He was called to Hal Thb Wilson Drug Hdw. Co. Tamplin Co.

have the largest as norma: utan ana uiu iiexico, are troubled with rheumatism and tried a stead vesterday morning to close the offered by the Santa Fe. number of different remedies, but says make anything else out of it. He looks straight at a man, takes him in at any Livery Feed Stable Corses BongUtnd Sold. E. II.

McFall, Central livsry WE KEEp. NO 11IG' none of them seemed to do him any good. hurried to Lyons, where he was placed in the best hotel and the best medical aid summoned, and everything done that could be. He scarcely felt any pain and contended that he was not sale of one of the machines. weU as the newest and most fashion lickets now cn sale good until Juno 1st.

with sufficient transit limit In each but finally he got hold of that speedily -J. E. Newman and wife, of Knox- able line of Ladies and Misses shoes point, heart, lungs, liver, ribs, or backbone being no obstruction. He does cured him. He was much pleased with it direction to enable passengers Us stop off at all points enroute.

List of desti in-Burrton Call and see ville, have been visiting J. S. Stone and felt sure that others similiarly afflicted would like to know what the remedy was and other old acquaintances in this hurt much, requesting that no word be sent to his father. He was hurt when not respect a.dog any more because life once trotted under the earriage of some lord, or a man because his ancestors that cured lie states for the beneftt seed repository at Hose Hill, X. shows it to be an immense structure.

Miss Lena Matlock passed through here Friday evening from her school at Sedge wick to her home In Patterson. Miss Moggie Eales came home Sedgewick Friday evening to spend Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Head the discussion on the last community for about a week. They Farmers Attention! of the publtc that li is called Chamber told by the physicians that he could not nations mclnae uorpus dinstt. Jta raso Galveston, Houston, Lampasas, Rock-port, San Antonio.

City of Mexico. San Luis Potosi, Monterey, Phoenix, Pres-cott, Saltillo, Les Vegas Hot Springs, Grand Canon of the Colorado. Los went to Elmer, south of Hutchinson, 1 I T7- IVSlcm, lat thrmirh th nirrhr rPnlino- that, 1 ai" were of noble birth. But everything is Bat good rig3 and turu thera out-AT ALL HOURS. S.

J. COLLIER, Prop. N. P. Wing is selling the best work yesterday.

They were accompanied by as it is. Sunflower. ne Knew Detter, mat ne was not going Mrs. Stone and expect to return Friday, guaian Harness for 24. AU work teed.

Newton, Kansas. to die. They have been visiting in Kansas City ne died at a few minutes after six, Bound Trip Bates. THE CITY and the south-eastern part of this state rasre, between the two farmers, con Monday evening, contending a few We wi-1 have in about eb. 1st a large and complete line of Implements, Buggies.

Boad Caits, etc. Everything in fact, to m'ke up a first- since sometime in December and ex- Agents wanted in every school for Masonic Grand Lodges of Kansas, at Meat minutes before that he would get well cerning advertisements in the local paper. press themselves well pleased with our nutchinson. 57 cents. Sell Feb.

12 to OUR lOTJTH, only 25 cents per yr, Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Salt Lake and Portland. New Mexico is noted as having one of the most equable climates in the world, sudden changes being almost wholly unknown. It is a most desirable place either for the business man, pleasure seeker or for the invalid, hile ii ia the haven for the immigrant. No portion of the United States can com His father and W.L. Jacobs left here in ClemefiS b.

San Francisco, Kansas. 18. limited for return Feb. 18. J.

S. Stoxe, l'rx'i rietor. class stock. We are In shape to give you belter prices you can get in Box 2326. Mr.

C. C. Bickel, living fave miles a. O. U.

"W- Grand Lodge at nutch- The Odd Fellows had an interesting meeting Tuesday night. G. W. Con-sley, merchant and grain dealer was up the evening and arrived there about three hours after his death, Tuesday evening the body was brought down. south-east of town, tjied last baturday jnS0n.

57 cents. Sell Feby. 25 to 27 any neighboring towns. ii-eBpy The Wilson Dhog Hdw. Co.

All Kinds of Fresh Salt Meats of the Cest Quality nicht. of lunar trouble, and was buried limited tor return Men. 4. Mr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas City, from l'attersoe.

and taken charge of by the Select thaTinrrnriimatorv TTirW fTnm. Annual Encampment G. A. It. at Knights, of which he was a member.

Funeral services were held at the Meth Wanted 5000 Hedge Posts. Edwabds McColloch Ltjmbeb to 23, limited to Feby. 25. Miss Lilly Jackson one of Wichita's fair ones, came up Saturday to spend a aw davs with friends and relatives in Co. the funeral services.

We understand E. J. Fairhtjiist, Agent. odist church at 2:30 p. m.

yesterday, Mr. Bickel'a disease resulted from ex pare witn ine leruie vaneys oi its rivers and in the production of its fields, the market garden, the orchard and vine yard. For full particulars regarding the countrv, rates, stop-overs, call on or address nearest Santa Fe agent, or W. J. Black.

Geo. T. Nicholson. A. G.

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A T. A. Topeka. Kansas. donducted by the pastor, Eev.

C. A Popular Competition. and around Burrton. Four candidates far the Modern W'hi Oak Plank, suitable for bridges and birn floors, at 2C per foot Ileal wood and although it was a cold, posure in the army and that he came to Kansas for hi3 health and was greatly benefitted for years. The bereaved have the svmoathy of The Graphic I keep on hand nil kinds aud of Coul wl.ichJ will sell CHEAP FOR CASH H.

LTEX stormy day, the church was packed and The publishers of the Ladies' Home Edwards McUulloch Lumbee Co. Woodmen Lodge, thi3, Thursday, even- Kan wishes to give our readers tUc benefit of his exerience with colds, He Miys: 'I contracted a cold early last spring that settled on my lungs, and had hardly recovered from it when I caught auolher that hung on ell summer and left me with a hacking cough which I thought I nevtr would get rid of. I had used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy some fourteen yeur9 ago with much smcoo.s, and concluded to try it again. When I had got throned wiih or.e bottle ray cough had left uievand I have not suffered with a cough or cold since. I have receoiuniein'ed it to others, and all speak well of ir." 00 cent bottles for sale by ths Wilson Drug Hdw.

Co. Magazine presents its great Winter several bad to stand up in the aisles and ins. Neighbors, come out and keep vestibule. After the services the re Competition to the public of America This competition closes onJApril 30th warm around our campfire. and other friends.

We have just received a nice line 1S33. Now is the time to get your teams mains were laid away in the Burrton cemetery to await the great resurrec It has for a long time been an old of boy's knoe pantsin all sizes. Price very low. Co. in eooa fix cr spring woik.

Lse a QcsanoKS. Which is the longest book io the New Testament? 2. Which is shortest? 3. The V. O.

Van Arsdale received a message Tuesday morning from Peoria 111., saying that hi3 mother was not oTDPctad to live. He started on the longest verse? 4. The shortest? few packages of Intern atimal Stock Food to help you out. For sale by Thb Wilson Dkcg Hdw. Co.

1 How to Compete. Write the quest Take Reciprocity. next train. ions down, and follow with the answers. saying that "What you sow, that you shall reap," and is it not true? We thiuk everyone agrees with us, and if yon would have a fine garden and beautiful flowers, so that your neighbors will envy you, be sure and send for one of Vick's Floral Guides, which is a beautiful book as well as useful.

It contains cuts of flowers and vegeiables, Mail this to us, together with 1 to pay for six months subscription to the We have a 1i vie are selling Mrs. A. M. Murray and her son Gcorsa leave Wichita this week for Df! I sge lot of Bo 1 ea Tamplin Co. For boots, shoes, go to Tamplin Co.

Ladies' Home Magazine one of the A few suits 3na Jersey nits for loys i to 8 years o'd. SornelhirS nice. Tampun Co best nome magazines of the day, and if mm. Texas, where they expect to make their future home. They were formerly citi- tion.

The deceased was the only son of W. D. Wade, that was living. He wa3 20 years old last October and was a kind hearted young man, much liked by his companions. A father, three sisters and many frietfas are left mourn his loss.

The bereaved ones have the sympathy of tho entire community. I Let us, both old ami young, take and be prepared for we know ii5t how soon the messenger will come. We have given the facts to the best of our judgement' from what we could your answers are correct you will re ceive one of the following prizes Burrton. Window Glass ail sizes at ihe Wilson Drco Hdw.Co. 1000 in gold; $500 in gold; in gold; instructions a3 to the care of them and It will pay ou to put mcth proof paper under your carpi ts.

Wc btll Edwabds McCcxloch Lukeeb Co. If. yod waut to invest good slock cattle or hogs, jiasate at Hiram P. Baker's. 2i find 6 miles south of town, H3 will also seil his IS YOUR STOMACH SOUR, Vr- t-rt' r-y rtfu-ii bcwfrlf -idi cii 1 su; r-er -a irufjta or ii4iia -x-- TA1IPLLN CO.

Will have tho firsi next week a rpce line of boys two piece rui's st reason-al la prices. Call and see them. Use Reciprocity. 5100 in gold; 2.500 elegant silver tea sets; organs; pianos, etc. Everything fair and square.

Send postal card fur former prize winners. Over $10,000 distributed during the past two years. Address. The Lades' Home Magazine, Peterborough, Canada, also quotations from some of the best authors on the subject of flowers. Ke-memoer when you wish to plant your garden seed3 and plants, to send to 'Si'-S Yiek'8 Son3t Rochester, N.

Y. We will carry a full line of iho el-et-rated John Deer and cth- lon-uit implement dealers, this sovo'V Ths WiLsan.DitVQ ULlw. Co, Fine Shears and Cutlery at the et from different persona..