The Burrton Weekly Graphic du lieu suivant : Burrton, Kansas • 1

-s. GRAPHIC, TOE WEEKLY BY J. W. OSBTJRN BURRTON, HARVEY Ca, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1893. VOL.

XLI NO. 47. DR. Li. A.

HEMPST1D RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE. 61. L0CI3 SAN FRANCISCO. HOUSE FURNISHING! Tt3 Central LlYsry Stasia. We keep nothing but Tho Best RIno and torn them out at all eoma WORT Ko.

1, Mail a4 Express, At. m. PROPUIKTOR OF The Stone Front Drag Store. I Lr. ft.

on. 1 keep ou band all Uuds atict syialUi. Coal which 1 will aKl CHEAP FOR CASH- H. LYjSLT We -AJLX Xlls.e ttio DinaT txxxcX jot Tnzzsroo i No. Mail and Express.

Ar. 6:00 p. ra- OOIKO BOUTU. S. Mail and Express, No.

4, Mail and Express, .9:16 ft. m. All train daily. Round trip tickets to local fiiinta, good for 8r day. 10 per ent reduction rrgular tariff rate.

Comma tickets for all east, weal, north aod touth. J. J. Coluku, Proprietor. II.

C. Hanson, of Pntterson, was in our city this morning after medicine for his wife and little girl, weo are sick, but not seriously. The ladies of the Christian church will give a general supper on the evening ot March 23, in the Elam building one door north of the postofSce. Our foreman "has had a nespaper and typographical experience of twenty years, and is well qualified to da any kind of printing in first-class style. W.

A. Hyde, qt Washington, is here visiting his father, Wm. Hyde, and ill remain a week or two. lie has not been here fur several years. After church last Sunday the editor and daughter partook of a bountiful DRUGS, MEDICINES, STATIONERY, A Fd! Uni TOILET ARTICLES, Ci rnof We tnem tn sixty-flve different patterns, ranging in price from 15 cents to $1.75 per yard, aud dip lb.

feel safe in saying we will save you Twenty per cent on all you buy of us. "FTii-nlf nr Ortr stock is very complete, being new, substantial and beautiful; and these prices no one can find JF Urni lUic. fault with. Steel woven wire spriugs, full size, 1.80; solid jak extension tallies 60c. per fool; large kitchen safes, the best, cotton top mattresses full size oard wood kitchen ceaira S7 cents; high back oak dining chairs, cane seat $6.50 for six; window shsdes complete 24 cents; antique chamber suits $12 60.

We are here to stay and will discount any prices brought asl CANDIES. Etc. the RADIX HOUSE. The Best Hotel in the City. RATES.

S2.00 A DAY. ATCIUSON, TOPEKA SANTA FE. OOI W9T. Wo. 1.

Tesaa and California Ex. 9:05 p. ft j. Chicago to Mexico 7:61 p. m.

Ko. 3, Chicago to Itenrer 4:43 p. m. N. 7.

Colorado Express a-m. N. Ixcal r'reiglit. SHW P.m. feo.

J. Local freight 6: 45 p.m. OOIXO CAST. io. 4, Mexico to Chicaico 9:05 1 m.

Come and see the new spring styles. We will beat the world in prices and give you a better buggy than can be bought elsewhesre. Children's Carriages i Prsfssslsna! Calls Answered Prczptiy DAY OR MIGHT. No. 8.

Deuevr to Chicago. 11:10 a. and excellent dinner with the family of No. 8. Missouri Hirer Express 9K6 p.

Sewine Machines: We buy direct from the factory the best machine made THE WHITE. High arm. light running and with all modern improvements. We also keep a full line of all S. V.

Forney, and spent the afternoon No. 2. Atlantic Express. 10:11 p. I i o.

44, Local raw bt. COMMERCIAL very pleasantly. 1'broath ticket on sale and baggage checked uith to any point in the United State; also Don't fail to attend the Bupper to Livery Feed Stable steam ittip tickets to or iroin any point in be given by the Presbyterian ladies on mn. kinds of machine needu, oils and repaira, Plnnc A HrYnnc We also carry a stock of Steinway. Bradbury and Rogers pianos and organa and lailOb dUU KJ Igailb sn tbem at bottom prices on accyuut of buying them direct from tee factory.

Come and try them. i Hero is something we all want. A horse that jequirea no feed, no stable and no jresr. We are agents 1 Cy ClCS for the reuowued English Imported Vheel, the best cycle made. Qutue and look at them.

Ail pasMniar train stop at the anion depot JHiy. K. jutBHUtST. joini Agk JVIRS. CHAE)BURK; JDROP.

-TheTBuRRTON GtRAIN C2- dealers ix next Tuesday evening. We promise all a good' sapper, which these ladies Horses Bought And Sold. E. II. McFaiXr Prop.

never fail to provide. CITY DIRECTORY. "JV If you like ovsters'toniiVVhej Of these foods we can sav that we have the most com nl ere stock in the State. THE CITY Coffins and. por which is to be given in the Elena ets: and will sell the same at ane-half the usual price.

We make no charge for Em- i5crto! Lone No. 103, A.0. buildinp, one door north of the postof- acting nights, Orst and'Uirra ana nun nuraaTS Meat Market Cce on Tuursday evening, March 23, by balming, attendance and nsd of hearse. We have been in the undertaking unstress for eighteen years and understand all branches tliorougnly. Give us a eall and save 100 per cent.

Calls answered at store niahts and Sundays. Residence, 400 East 9th street, corner Walnut. Ji Q. n. WxlOh.

Recorder. the ladies of the Christian church. See them berorc st-lling your Gralu or placing your orders for Coal." Elevator A Burrton TCsin. mm, Ko. Jl.S.

of A. O. IT. O. The ladies of the sewing circle of A Plorf We also carry a large stock of the latest designe in picture mould' ceuon the second and fourth Saturday nights of If IT J.

S. Stokk, Proprietor. All Kinds of Fresh Salt Meats of the Dest Quality 1 vour Dictures at one half the usual a iv.iuic iuuuiuuio atiu vjiaoa. ings and glass, and will, frame the Presbyterian church will give a E. Ii.

McFaU, Recorder. lo responBiDie parties we wui sell gooas on lustaiimenis. price. regular supper in the llem building Lnncc Nfl- 182. A P.

A. M. Reg ular eoinmankiatioRi first and third Saturday G. N. C0NSLEY evenings of each uonth.

J. A. Wxi.ch, H. ii. Kvsasox.

3ca'y, just north of the postoffice on Tuesday evening- A cordial invitation is extended to all. Buhbtoh Cbaftir. IT. I- 0. K.

S. Ret olax F. J. Pace Co. Have opened up a at Mason ie hail on the leooud and fourta We advise all who are in need of triday veningstnTneraontn.

M3. Liuis UaSSOh, W. M. H. Eagasos.See'y eye-glasses to call on Mrs.

J. S. Dunn. First, Class Restaurant -DEALER IN- who will be at the Radix House, April BvaaTOi Lotxjii tlo.251. I.

0. 0. F. Regular jPox xlxo Trade, fit illlllllllllnlll In the old Post Office Building. 1.

We have known her for. years, and eheerfully recommend her to the pub J.S. Stokb X.Q. Lunch It Meals at All Hours. Brrr.RTns Cami Ko.

1277. Mooicait. Whk or iiKHt Regular meetings erery eeeoud and lic. See her ad. and locals on this 1 age.

Mrs. J. V. Mowder and three chil curth Tbursday ef each month. W.

T.l)ASS,lrk, W.L. Jacobs. V.C. Agricalturallmplemenls.Grain Goal rbo City Mazketa. Pasiraoct Post No.

37. O. A. R. Meets on .28 second an I fourth Saturday erening of enob I Corn, per bu Oats.

i 20 to 25 aoot'a in (1. A. R. hall. W.

T.f asvik. A0j. j. A. WIH, P.O.

dren, the family of our priter, arrived torn Missouri on the Sunday morning train, and are now full fledged Kansaus. They occupy a dwelling on the south Wheat, soft o2 wm t65j .....48 to 60 PAKKiovTCors.No.'ST. W.R.C MeeU In Turkey Ao2 3. A. hall on the first and third Saturday PATTERSON, KANSAS.

Hogs, fat, per side. 514 Main Steet, in thcbuilding formerly occupied by W. Powers, Tue Largest and Most Comple Stock in the State. All goods delivered tree of charge. tfternuon of aoh month nt JoeloeU.

Mas. Jog BTosr, Pres. Cassi Ordbbs, Sec'y. to 7.25 a aaCeOO L50 .1.50 stock. We call your attention to Mr.

Jan- Cattle, fat, M. I'skrt Camf No 77. S. of V. Meets first and sen 3 local in another column.

He is "feeders44 hird Saturday nights of each month ta the from Newton, and has located herd to .15 to .18 Butter, per lb. R.ball. tl'OieNS ivav, vapt. Ka PaavtSilsLSergt. CUURCHBi.

Eggs, dot do all kinds of boot and Bhoe repairing, He appears to be a very nice young gen .16 to -18 to 5i wife 0T 06 tleman, and the Graphic welcomes Chickens Spring Chickens per pound Turkeys LADIES Have You Sesn It? THE GR58R, Pa; ssTtiir Preaching every Sabbath atl him to Burton. Voluck a. ra. aud 7:30 p. ui.

Sabbath school at I In Tlie adjusters of the Nlngara 1.00 Potatoes, bus a. n. it. naon superintendent, rrayer moeiing arery Wednesday evening. Young pco- surance Company adjusted George prayer meeting every an any aveumg.

ratturs weekly reception at residence every fHAKLlE JEN SON has openod a I Hoskin's loss on his barn, the burning 1 haxsaay al.erneou and evening. H- M.Uilbkbt. Pastor. I. first-class boot and shoe repair shop on the south COLIUOil IC0LIU03 SERSt A I LwtiM, Mens 1 aaa CftAkdnsh Embcopai.

Proacblng ev.ry Sab-buth at 11 o'clock a. m. and TOO p. ra. Sunday whoul at 9:45 a.

m. Prayer meeting Wednestay side, in what is known as the Lyman Carries a Pull complete tine of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, Queensware, and all other articles in Ms line. He will aim to treat all customers so that they will not hesitate to return after they have made him one visit. Prices and qualities guaranteed entirely satisfactory. X3.Remember the place- Blanpied's old stand.

Come soon and often. gremiig. fcpwortu League ynaay evening. one Loan office, whero he wilt do of which we mentioned last week, paying him the amount of his -policy in full, without any effort to beat him out of a cent. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will meet at the Presbyterin church at 3 p.

m. Sunday. (J. DKW itt Usstwouo. l'astor.

repairing cheaper than anyone else CnatsTiA lpacbin every Sunday aieming DIED. Mrs. Charlotte Bryant departed this life at Denver, Colorado, February 1893, of heart failure.1 Her remains were brought back and buried in tlie Cemetery at Hutchinson. The funeral was preached by Rev. Everts, of the Christian church, of which she was a member.

She was born in Wayne county, New York. September 2, 1834. She moved with her husband to Minnesota in a wagon drawn by oxen which he exchanged for hores, and from there went to Illinois, and then went to Michigan. In 1858 they came to Kansas. From this state thef weul back to Michigan, and iu 1S70 came to Kansas again, and were among the first settlers of Valley township, Reno conty, where she resided for seventeen years.

She then moved to Hutchinson, where she I iu town, uive him. a call. vii evening at 11 clock -and :4: clock; school at 10 a. to. trayer meeting (luciay evening.

Every one invited to attend THE Common Sense C0MB1XATI0S WAIST. POULTRY NETTING. Produce Orders issued on Mr. Blanpied's Dry Goods store if desired. n.i rl iu the wor9tim.

T. A. RoTUwri.u Pastor. Donl let your hens scratch np Ri'tit Preaching on the second and fourth ARDEN seed in bulk at John R. All are cordially invited to attend.

Subject: "Tempeeance Meeting." Proveibs, Miss Josie Emerson. Leader. youa neighbor's garden, when you can buy Galvanized Netting at the Sunday and Our Boys in Burrton. -A Sabbath morning and Sabbath school every Sabbath at 3 n'cloek p. m.

Church meeting fur business on Friday avenin before the third Williams Groearv atoro. There Is an Interpretation in connec cheap figure we sell tt. J. D. Cummins.

Tutor. vtbfcsih. The WiLson Dr.ro How. Co. Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

J. McArthur a former citizen of Three days is a very short time in which this locality, who has been in business Buy Landreth's Bulk Seeds. Get tion with the above different fron the one generally accepted. It has been said that as far as our boys are concerned, Sunday is the worst day of all to cure a k.d cae of rheumatism, but it can be done. If tlie proper treatment is the best.

at Washington, sold his store there to his partner, Ned. Rogers, and arrived In dress reform has the grip on all other waists. It gives ease, comfort, pleasure, grace of form and carriage to all who wear it. Ladies of taste wear tlie Common Sense Waist. It is neat, nice durable, light, and sold at a price so low' that all can buy.

It acta as a shoulder brace, and supports the hose and all underclothing from the adopted, as will be seen by the following Thx WiLson Drco How. Co. resided for three years, going thence to irvui lururB iauHUcri, wi iUH unuunicki the seven, and the statement is not without foundation. Boys are social here Tuesday evening. Yesterday he was around shaking hands with his old Seed Potatoes, both sweet and Denver, where she remained until her death.

She was the mother of nine I1L: I was badly afflicted with rheinnau ism in the hips and It-go, wIimi I bought a bottle 01 ChamberUiu'a Pain ltalin. "It Irish, of all kinas. at, 1VL Brehni's, shoulders. It ia not a Corset Waist. Made in sizes, waist measure- 11 beings, and as such very much enjoy each other's company, and are easily friends.

His family are visiting at Lawrence, Kansas. Hutchinson, Kansas, cured nie In three days. I am all right to ment in inches, for Ladies, Mistes and Children, from six months noward. Ask vour merchant for the CoJOtox Sense Combination ocal. News.

Supper, 25 cents Remember the supper to be given 3Iany acres of oats have been sown r. week. -G. II. Welch is in Newton on today.

-E. R. BriJgeman made our office a Uasant call this morning. children, eight of whom are living, three in Kansas, three in Colorado and influenced. Some are leaders; more are Chase's Grand Clearance Sale will I Since onr last issue this office has many others I easily led, and the majority of them two in California.

With day; and would Inslxt on everyone who is afflicted with that terrible disease to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get well at once. SO cent bottles for sale by the continue till April 1, 93. Remnants we extend earnest sympathies to the Waist, fc or sale by E. BLANPIED. like to have a good time.

These characteristics are natural, and all right if will be closed ont regardless of cost I 10 per cent, will be allowed on all bereaved friends. Wilton Drug lldw. Co. printed programs and reserved seat tickets for the school entertainment, sale bills for Mrs. Sarah Smith, horse bills for J.

M. Stanley, sale bills for Mr. properly directed, but are the ground regular goods. G. W.

Chase, 1 Cbolerina in Pennsylvania. work for much evil if led astray. GARDEN teds in bulk at J. Williams' Grocery store. Swlcklev.

Penii. We had an epidemic Forney, note heads and envelopes for Why is it that the Sabbath day's in Newton, Kansas. We have a full stock of the cele W. E. Barnes, of Hutchinson, was J.

R. Williams, letter heads for the of cholerine, our physicians ciiieti ir. in this latelv. and I made a great hit Everybody Win Want a Copy. brated Landreth's Garden Seeds in rr cn business Monday.

Burrton Milling Company, and still has fluence is worse than that of other days? Thisisuota hard question to answer. During the week days the bulk. The Woodmen initialed several work on the hook to be done this week. will The Topeka Capital Company TAMPUN CO. Will have the first of next week a nice line of boys two piece suits at reason For Galo 2 A good Canopy Top Baggy for sale cheap.

Enquire at this ofSce. with Uliainoerlanra tc ciioiera anu Diarrhoea Remedy. I sold four dozen bottlea of It in one werk.aml have since old ncarlv a area. The Remedy did the Ths Wilsos Dbcu Hdw. Co.

publish, at the close of the last Thursday night. legislative On next Saturday night the pupils time of most of our boys is taken op, some at school, while others, older ones session, a pamphlet of over 100 pages, -TLeve is talk of a new grain fiim Dr. Patton will be at the Radix 1 able prices. Call and see them. of the Burrton Hight School will give civlnc Maior Hudson's letter to tiov- work and was a big adwrtisemont for roe.

Several nmouii who have been troubled xiriing business in Burrton soon. ernor Lewelling. Also a complete I House on Tuesday of every week, an entertainment in the Opera. House, have other employments. On Sundays this week day restraint Is removed and wllh diarrhoea for two or three week W.

O. ViuiArsdale was in Topeka chronological history of all Important prepared to do all kinds of dental TTormorc AfiTltiriTit events, davbvdav. in tlie House and Li ,1 AllCUUUU, for the benefit of the Library Fun An excellent program has been -pre Window Glass all sizes at the Wilsos Drco How.Co. For boots, shoes, etc, go to TampUnA; Co. they have that day to themselves, and were cured by a few -loses of tills itmhII cine.

P. P. Kkapf Ph. G. uurday and Monday on business.

Senate; decision in Gunn case in Su-1 I N. P. Wing is selling the best work it becomes a kind of holiday for them. pared, and our people may confidently 2.5 ahd 60 cent bottles for sate by the John Phillips, of nutchinson was preme wort in iuh, reviseu vj uage while Oak Plank, suitable for Harness lor 2. All work guaoan If -4au-sritis-Aiw AtviniAM TnHrvsi I I Wilon Drug Ildw.

Co. expect a pleasant time. A good big Social propensities bring them together, either on the streets or in more objec vnting his modier, Mrs. Lizzie Phillips CT-ujaXT bridges and bam floors, at cper foot teed. Newton, Kansas.

NOTICE. audience will be apprciated lv those on -terday. tionable places, and fun and entertain Burr- in case against State Treasurer; testi- -w-v -u-n v. v- v- aniM AvnmtnvHnn rf T.iir.f-ll 1 1 1 11 the bills, and will materially assist a MRS. Dunn, the Optician, will be at the Radix House April 1.

Wanted 5000 Hedge Posts. Al' parties indebted to the Hardware Co wi'l please -S. J. Collier sold Cve acres off his ment is the order of the hour. Idle call and ton laudable enterprise.

Edwabds McCvixoca Lcvbes Co. and Ben Rich, per official court records; Wa baTe JU8t received a nice hne vole on candidates for Governor in of boy knee pants, in all sizes. Price She is -a first-class optician, and all company is no promoter of good morals. settle at once. I reive acre farm adjoing town to J.

thi.3 week. E. Blanpied received a draft from a who are in need of glasses, or trouo- Thx Bcretox Habxwabs Co, Smoking cigaretts, vulgar talk, and 1893; roster of Senate and House, sub-1 very low. 1 amplm Co. wholesale house fof the munificentsum led with headaches, will find It to Deputy sheriff Judkins ard unbecoming jokes are freely indulged orumate omcera, stanuuig cuinuniM-ss; their interest to call on her.

all State boards appointed; officers and y.i -y C-1 Braniue, of Newton, were in Fine Buggies at r' The Wixsoa Dbco A How. Ca in, and the best and brightest boy is the Eat Reciprocity. We have a large lot of Boots that we are selling cheap TamplLn Co. of seven cents. A letter of explanation accompanied it.

stating that they con members or state Historical society. Take Reciprocity. Home Wall Finish, or Ealsomine, city Tuesday. one that can create the loudest laugh. State Board of Agriculture; Republican fOME and see the New Fuller But this is not all.

A few, a little fur TarupHn A Co. have the largest as D. II. Jones has put a new fence Lee Disc Dro. It is the most in white and colors.

ther advanced in the mysteries of hav aivntid his park ai'd otherwise im- rn TIT S. TT sidered his time worth $5,000 a year, or three and half cents a minnte. and that their agent would call on him with a full line of samples pretty soon, and complete thing Ir the Drill line ever well as the newest and most fashion-able line of Ladies and Misses -shoes lui niuux isvu osw, I ti State Central Committee, etc. This will make the most useful political hand-book ever published in Kansas. Sent postage paid on receipt of 25 cts.

Address The Capital Company, Topeka mcth rno if pat ing a good time after such fashion, sep a. -iu oved his property. put on the market. I he Wilson We tell in Burrton Call and see them. Quit Business Saus at the Opera paper under your carpcU.

arate themselves from the rest, per Drug nd Hardware Co. wished two minutes of his precious and 'Mrs. E. L. Davis informs ns that sle is looking for her new spring milli lianp.

And tou namiiea for the esr-ATH. Block Store, Burrton, Kansas. I1- TJue The National Headlight OIL valuable time. tor We close at 6:30 except Saturdays. I Eowabds McCcixoch Lcubeb Co.

QALL at the Radix Hons 'April 1 or shoot crap8 for the cider ur for other and see Mrs. Dunn, the Optician I ifrlnlra an1 if tm rtn itnnnmmAn thini tl Kansas, or leave orders with the editor of the Gkafhic. as we shall arrange to to deliver It at this office, free of any expense for postage either way. Leave ner? goods this week. It will pay von to get our prices on A rumor was current Monday that SEEDS! SEEDS! A Rebekah lodge will be orgajiized who wm icsi jour eyes rree.

Fine Shears and Cutlery at the WiLSoit Dbco A Hdw. Co. see some of our boys with more liquor Alfalfa Seed --Blue Grass Seed- youi order with us. Poets and barb Wire, this spring. Eswabis A McCrixoca Lc-bxi Co litis 'tomorrow night.

There is a fine two families, embracing in all some ten persons, had been burned to death in aboard that is good for them. From Millet Seed and a fuil slock of Lan- prospect tor a good lodge. dreth celebrated uaraen ctceas in FEOM OUB CORRESPONDENTS. Prairl Ball Items. Blanpied will soon have another their houses by the big prairie Bra.

that raged eight or nine miles northwest of these Sunday gatherings evil is instilled into their minds which is not gotten rid of during the week that follows, but an A few suits fine Jersey ruits for boys to Q- years old. Something nice. Tahpus A Co. at r' Buy Reciprocity. The Burrton HatJa axe ic Imple slighter house ready for use in place We are having pleasant weather.

here Saturday night. Nothing to corroborate the report has been learned, of the cue that was burned. ment Store ll reU Heating SUvea Thx WtLSOM Dxra A Hdw. Co. -Mother's Beocom mendation.

We ire acquainted with many mother's with gentle March winds every day. Poultry NAtinE, all widths, very II. N. Willets has a new advertise increased desire for a better time next Sunday springs up, and so the bad influence erows, and other boys are con and it was evidently a mistake. In tlie at Cost.

Call and see. cheap at Wheat Is looking fine. ment in this paper this He is a northwest part of the state two or three Tbc Wrtsox Drco How. Co. lir: man to deal witn.

Tlie farmers are busy sowing oats. I Come and see our sew line cf Cu men werehumed while fighting fire, so in Centmillo who would not be without Cliauaberhrin's Cough Remedy in the stantly being brought in. This training school is one of great evil and dan think the acreage will be about the that they died, but none anywhere in ery. We have the best natty and Quit Bcsisess Sauc at the Opera house foe a good uuiuy times lu com, anu Our raadeis will notice the change th week in the Docherty Dry Goods same as Last year: ger; from it come the recruits that are argent stock ever in the city. From Block Store.

Burrton. Kanaaa. are recommending it every uay. this portion, we are glad to say. Every line In a newspaper, says the Thk Witsoir Dbtjo A Hdw.

Oj. to swell the great army of tramps, Co. 'a advertisement on the fourth page. The prospects are good for an excep i I'M Uivaui til" imu wiu- aws waw vjikui a.m i i i i no drunkards and criminals. tionally large crop of fruit of all kinds.

Our new marshal has been knock Evansville Review, costs something. CenurevtUe. South Dakota, Citizen. SO Have You Cot Flies? Mothers, are yon satisfied with the We. have just receive a splendid lot of men, yonih's and cuildreitvs ing, tbe holes out of tlie sidewalks, and There has been considerable moying If it is for the benefit of an individual cent bottles for sal by the Wll -sou Drug company your sons are keeping Itching Piles, known by moisture like prespiratlon, cause intense Itctiinir wbm lluw.

w. ha Eiude them much more presentable. done in this vicinity since the first of it should be paid for. If the grocer shoes and prices low on good goods. Fathers, are your desires that your March.

warm. This form and Bllud, Ulwiltng or were asked to contribute groceries to The I. O.O. F. lodge had work in lam pun to.

boys become industrious, temperate tas-ooo in bswabds. WilberGrubbs bought a farm in Re two degrees Tuesday night, and re- Protruding Pile, yit-ld at onoo to Dr. Boaanko'a Pile Remedy, which arts cCt-rectlv ou nart affi-cted. absorha tumor-. one abundantly able to pay for them he wouid refuse.

The proprietor of a pa men and good citizens, being realized 1 eei ed two applications for member CAEAP RATES FOR A WINTER Seventh Half-Tearly Uterary Competi A few of our boys with courage and no county, and has moved to it. Rob't Ambler moved into the house Wilber vacated, and Mr. Williams moved into allays Itching. cffVctlug a cure. tion of the Canadian Agriculturist.

In accordance with their usnnl custom. per must pay for the free advertising if the beneficiary does not, and yet it is PriecWc I)niglt or ntaiL Dr. Bo- strong will power break away from the charmed circle in spite of its allure TRIP. VIA THE SAXTA FE ROUTE. To Texas, New Mexico.

Arizona, Cal It. Howard, of Wichita, was in for sonie years paat. the publishers of that 1 sanko, Philadoliliia, Pa. one of the hardest things to be learned the one Ambler moved out of. Mrs.

our city from Friday until Monday wh iu here he assisted in the Burrton by many that a newspaper has space in ifimia: Utah and Old lUeiico. are Agriculturist, now prsctiu its beventn U59 XveClurOCltY. Emerson moved on her farm, and N. E. Walden took the place she left.

Mr. its columns to rent and must rent to offered by tlie Siuita Fe. real llaif-xeany tuipeuuon ments, and make men of themselves but they are few in number, sod the tendency is all the other way. Do you think this is put too strong It Is not half so strong as the actual live. To give away rent for anvlhing the winter or issw, to tne people or tue ot first class dental work call on Save Your Eyes! i Will Chadburn, the young man so Stalcap moved onto the Beckam place, near town, and Mr.

rover occupies IhkPts now ou sale gnoa nntu Juse 1st. with suffideid trant limit in rath direction tn enable pasmierrs stot itid Stateaand Canada. ITie lollowlug n. ptton mt tK T-TiMt less than living rates would be as certainly fatal as for a landlord to furnish ll. li- I tislv hurt last weeit Dy the cars.

the Kramer place which be left. off at all points eitnnite. List of desti 1st Grind Prize $3,500 In Gold utv. ui proving slowly, but not able to be state of affairs, though it may seem se. house-ren free to his tenants.

By laving them properly fitted with t.OOOlnOold If Health seems to be good except for Btrange that in a town like ours, with a I f- -m wai in bad colds, Rev. Rothwell's sermon to men on glasses. A badly htted glass is an i 950 in Go -1 unsettled, please call and adjuat 'r its tour churches, its Sunday Schools, ilis. ur. iieuipsiia was caiiea to Sun day evening was quite interesting.

injury to tne eve. produce i.eaoacne fith 100 In Gold it. as we do not wish to catn- anv Miss Carrie Grubbs was home part of and its organized city government, this iat week by the serious, sickness and listened to by a large audience aiAu uu'uia. wuuiuo. aa jou sisb i KiPsta ic services, nauocurs-us I ooen account nrer ti.ia evil should be allowed to continue.

Is falher. who is not expected to of 1-0 your glass fitted correcllT by an opMOold Watches, niaklug a total of over Iicsicctfiily. last week on account of a bad cold. She gets lonesome when she has to stay at home twe or three days. I don't know 1UAVU Dl lu.

lician they will give you sitisfacUon. there not a remedy Have we no desire for better things? ACmzKJf. The men that go to the postoffice on Sunday mornings and get the political and trash literature and collect in Thx Wilsox Duco A Hiw. Co. a few 0 Christian church lias a new Dow 70 S-ourk a Patza; Take sheets of pauer and mUa all the wonls what makee her love the sand hills so, Now MTivfag larsre invuicca of paint.

A. E. Flickenger did Mrs. J. S.

DUNN, groups and read the same, leaving their 0 but presume there is a cauBe (he Best Early Varieties ot Seed Bob Jones will.jeplasler it yon can out of letter contained Iu the word, "Caluiibiak Kxrosrrutt" and send them to na. eiieiosing one dollar for six families without a religious paper or nations lncln-ie fjurptui duua. 1J tax Ualvftw, Hiwt44t. Iampaaaa. UUck-nTt.

Call AnWsrth: City Mrxioo. San Luis lVol. MtaUrrfi lmix. Ptra-m-lU riltiili, Vesfaa Hot Spring, trrand 1ukw Um Oolondo. ot Atigr-lr, tim- I-ko, San Franc, Salt Lk and Jiftsd.

New Mexico, i nvted as bavlrgc of thM moat. jpguabUr climates in th world. auldi 4hagrii Mug alrr oft wImHv uiiktHHtn. It is a mk-t desirable placa nUw the biudn-M an. pleaaureear ertor ih n' ii ltfvhftvei rntijrnM No portlMmrf ilhoHlitiuwt t-tle rait ri -iare vanTtf trsrtvtr and in Uje-protlncttou of Its 6We.

iK market gitftlen, rth wrthjtrd and rue-yard. Fr full regard ing tlie Country. ratessui-m-ers, stc. call cn wn-T -r' John Emerson is-still working away a graduate of the ft. book to read were handled without Potatoes.

J. W. Ba.sx. Hutch' UHun, Kanmia. months iibserlutiou to the Arloulmrit I Laura Burton, ot Rochester, gloves, as were thoste who drink and or The Ladies' Home Majrazine two of Chicago Optlialmic College.

iier cf Mrs. W. L. D.tily, ar handle whiskey, beer or wine. He making improvements, such as re-shingling the house and making everything look neat end pretty Go on, John, we have a bushel of cowbells and old tin For dental work call on Dr.

Patton At different times we have touched upon the question of Sabbath desecration in the columns of the Gbapbic, but violations have seemed to be more frequent and of a worse character. If we be allowed to answer "Citizen's" questiou, we should say that it is impossible to darw it strong enough, and we think all good citizens will say so, too, if they will investigate a little. Let us hear from others. Ed. Mrs.

Taylor head cook at the Radix at the Radix House, every Tuesday. tlie beat home monthlies In tlie world. Ecus 1. Foreign wonis not to be al. lowed.

S. Letter can not be used often, er than they appear In Die two word. will be in Burrton on pans ready for immediate use Millet bed, Allalf Seed and Vim -Columbian Exiosition.n 3 Names Saturday, Arril 1, 1893, John Gruqbs has put a nice, large ad Grass Seed at the Wjison Daro A Hi w. Ca ptacrs and iersoiM barn-d. stated that most of them were violators of the laws of our land, and it was seldom that one of them wa seen in a church, and closed by giving the tobacco smokers and chewers a little slap that caused some of the old, gray headed bretlirn 1st the corner to stroke their beards.

It was well worth hearing and dition to his house, Saturday evculug, and will v'eek. Bishop and her sister, from Peoria, Illinois, who 1 visiting the former for several sit to Sylvia Sitturday evening. returned Monday morning 'i to make an extended fi ir at place. at the Radix House. Consultation' fiee, arid no charge for testing yonr All itu eowiattnng over 100 correei words will receive a valiutbte special prizra goi'd pwsi-il i-anl for list nf nr'r ra House, will leave tomorrow, with her Our uew Rtx-Jc of Nh-v IM-b John Proctor has built a barn on his farm, and will put np a house in the two little bovs, for i few weeV's nearftnr.