The Burrton Breeze du lieu suivant : Burrton, Kansas • 8

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i I i. l.t il 4 (J Cit 1' oil 1' i a i-h jainl make (1.:, of the ry Mi I i re 'I IV. .11 K'orul l' LlNWorth. The i wi'i'ii here Pure Corn Chop for i. to la ar of Crays, ill be at a v.

a 1 Jf you Ttule ri or thnil A Co. ATCHISON by the IJurrtonCrainCo. onii-r p.ut I her return from hospital Wichita, where has lieen tak r.d.iy, to 11. L. Morri lis tin1 ws.

Stand up fur the urn wo will stand up fur yo'i an I i.in 1 -f 1 st'lU Lincoln iKiint.s-Co to ir.s for window SANTA fc- i r' 1 arrangement would give rmpl loabout fifteen men in the round house, out' of th" cr-ws Would be h. i a (r (if thetime. We know jiotwheth-er th-'so plans will be carried oat by the company, but the bo.e stories have been circi lated in railroad circles considerably lately. We hepo it will come to pa A tWa t'lrc- at Nvto.i. 1.1 ll.

-T ing livitment cancer. We are to report li'-r health greatly improved, This printed bills Friday, for John Carmichael, wholesale place today (Friday,) at his farm three and one-half miles vesf and three nv. liurrlon. Now is th" tiino subscribo. Kd, Mattio and lmla- Day your hh-: to Vh'uv.

Adwi in tl for results. of Wichita, ca mo up Sunday, to IHHMI I ST, No. I. m. No, l.i mil Ii I.xn-ii 1 to j.

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7, Mi ii. n. California utlend th funeral oftla one half south of Bun ion, in Val- mother, Mrs. Day Jey townsbnt. Ho has Wo are makin'f a special low head of cattle, seven head of IMm-n in, No.

fi, K. and Ui-ajM pt .11 4 w. price on the Lit mixed paint? horses find mules mid numerous made. Coine and see Th Co to nhnjiit'd'H for paint Next is Un? Lincoln paint, no ljcttcr farm implements for vale. Palace Store.

Fred Arnold lest a tine Jersey I uio JIIOM fire that ever oc uied in Newton, look place there at o'clock last Saturday morning. The fire v.as caused by a barrel con a i i a pa ten so pa i ex -ploding in the yard of th" New-Ion Lumber Co. Mr. St von. an employe in tho lumberyard re No.

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No. 71, laical IWnji'i U. eittl run iltiils except Pumluv. Tl.n.ui-h hli. to nil i-aru of the I'lillid Male: i iliruiiKli to iii.

or cmh, folder nr any i.fr-luiiliuu t-alJ on local If you like the and cow last Sunday. Sometime ago havn th" ready cash Ui sub Jiaint the animal had an abecsson her scribe, send in your name any Mrs. Dr. IIciDpstid.pont.Sun ton fue and as a medy, they way. We'll trust you tla.v, painted the sdicess with iodine.

Llaiipied Suns, have ceived serious injuries. The -wind St ml tho to your J. B. 1 Collide held a postmortem in the ra.st. was in the south and for a time examination and found that the KtO.OoO during tho past sixty days, and it wasn't muc it was thought that the er.tire cows blood had all turned to wa- John IJcss of llutcljin.son, is of a time for shingling either.

hern horses. No. St. r. r.xur.

Is arrive. .11:10 a. in. p. in.

business portion of the cijy was doomed, but by tho heroic ejVorts er, and that her heart and fall enlarged to about twice its J. II. I'oorbaughhas a fine large Ivu! v.as cn tin? sick list natural sire. the first of the week. eagle, which lie captured on his farm.

It is a tine specimen, and of the fire department and the citizens, a large amoir.4., oi valuable property was 1 from (i MMI WIST. N'n. St. I.u.ii Kxprc arrive. p.

in di p. All trains run daily. I'. itAnittAV, Joint Af'l llt. O.

Ii. Welch returned home We h.i.vo kjmk lino rom the eastern markets last in' Tin Morris it Co. quite a novelty. Yes it's alive. Foii Three buggies, destruction.

The lumber yard Yiday, where he purchased a 11. i of town 'is two farm wagons, one low down arge stock of seasonable foods painting his l.ou-1 this week. feed wagon and rack, and one and has been vcrybusy marking Wniti took in tho was destroyed entirely, tho Du Furniture Co. hv. a heavy loss and the was also scorched toscut" extent.

Wichita was appeamd tec.nd the good span six year old horses, at them at low prices preparatory i-i at Nev.ir.n, Saturday. Blue Front Livery Darn. H. Su.id.-iv "r'i. ml.

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i i. S. ineeiinr. hi, yimiur a -ill ill i 4 I'm Invited Imcvi rv M. (iii l'ator.

or the holiday trade. Mr. 1L Me vain of Mc. Wall Paper is now nearly as Wkh is one of the progressive I'iieur isvi.vitl?''Mrs. Parvin.

fire department and a mi; iber of merchants of Durrton and has a cheap as whitewash, but we will for the next GO days give an ex nice clean stock at attractive pri K. Dec shipped si car of hojes to Vv'ichita, of gii ve a hearty and ro-spouco. Ihe speefu ik an rmrueii: Mmr ii nr u'. li i cm-, in 7: ii i-iili i.r.,i at a. in.

A CDIll.il I l.i' i i- ll is i Hii-d to nil. V. lSi(-tin-OHi, I'artlor. tra 10 per cent discount on all grades, The Palace Drug Store. ces.

Uncle Norman Brewster, left Tuesday evening via the Santa the Wichita lire II. W. George and -Miss Mabel ao." ton Ajrent ilos, went to omitiy, ret urning Tuos- the run from Wiehib to j. it," Burriss, attended the Llk Ball i.M.Tf Nc'Wtcn I day. Do yen rO it: i iiiir.y ai' jan.u ini ri Siiiulny f-ilto-l I v.

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at Hutchinson, Friday night, re- turning'Saturday. They report int Thanksgiving I you do, see Morris Tut by? i tc-M. aving had a very pleasant time. Qtanriexly "Ae-etJng. The Third Quarterly Meeting less is eslimatedat ail covered by insurance.

It a 1 ad tire antl will Ihe in the history of New ton in to come. Air ts. Day Oecs. mtm i.orsc;,: a. f.

a. m. K'H in i.i- null ii Hi" Hfst ami '1 1 I MlMlr.i;:j- rv ii urs ci.i'ii 1 1 1 1 O'llf IiimUu r- i i i a I liivill'U. of tho M. Church will be held Fe for Fort Worth, Texas, where he goes to visit his son Bert and family.

Be expects to be gone several weeks, but the Breeze. will keep him posted on what is going on nt home. We wish him a. pleasant jcurney and a safe The Union" Hardware received a new "National" Cash Kef-fister, last Monday. It's tho prettiest cash register in town.

Every purchase is registered and ii prints a cupon which is given Nov. and 2-Ith. F.C. Beach J. F.

If! Mirti. M. .1. H. WK.r.ni.

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v. rni'lh of 1 on Ii'vTi-i Presiding Elder, will be nvesent. ......4 4 4.. ..44 -4 4. 4 .1414 in on the Fri.

Tlilrd and Fifth ''Ii :r.iiaj-cvi.!ili:f of rach AH Every one invited. Vv'. i. Pnii.0 lias opened his i ona door west of Opera Vvr. W.

Day, was on the sick list thai iirht of llio week, but is better now. Subscribe for the Burrton L.ki.l:.e and be happy. Only Si a year. E. Kenuricl-.

spent Saturday Joe Harmon, came up frcm visliliit? Ii. In' in (rood biuiKiini' are Invit ml i iiii ish J. F. Kkmick. G.

Ma i' Ui'coriifr. Wichita, tSaturd ly evening, for a aged 1 8 years, one month and se ven days. Christine Curley was born in Livingston county, Ne.wYori:, on October 8th, 18251. She was united in marriage to Leicester Day, short visit with relatives, return ukwai camp, koval nkich ing Sunday, lie was accompan JiOKS In Woodman to each customer making a cash ied home by his mother, grand- lliill tlio Ii. a T1i ach month utR in.

Jiud third nl in. purchase. When you getcupons and Sunday, with his parents 1 1 ma Harmon. Mks. A i.

Miw. representing 625 cash purchase Tho Burrton Cornet Band, is liironlcr. Oranle you get the Breeze, one year Lli'IC AX.N-riFV ASSOCIATION' making rapid progress under tin? leadership of J. F. llemick, ar free of charge.

ilnrrtii i uii'H No. 1 lliti first and lliird Jlonda.vs of each month. In Woodmau ilall. All im inbcis l.i frood stanUiiiff always it will be bat a short time until we will have one of the best bands Special Of for Wo. CZ.

We want to boo.n our 'sub Newton. If you want absolutely pure paint, ask for L'ncoln paint at Blanpicd's. Dr. and Mrs. Burriss, spent a few hours with friends in Hutchinson, Sunday.

W. H. Elder, spent Saturday wohionif. Mrs. II.

Kon.vt.u. JJ. J. OiiovKii. scription as rapidly as possible in the country.

If you have company Thanks iu cA.ii i' mo. li-rr M. w. Motits and fourth Thursday evunliiu's and in order to do so, we will offer the people of Burrton and vicinity the biggist newspaper bargain ever offered in Harvey county: To all those who subscribe for the Breeze, before December 15, in caoii mouth. from cumiw invl tfd.

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O. O. F- giving day, don't forget to tellus about it, that'snews. We should like to run a column of Thanks-giviag visitors, but if you don't afternoon at Patterson, the guest of Milford Hunt. December 3rd, 18-1-1 in Trumbol county Ohio, where they resided for about eleven years; from there they moved to Grunt county, Wisconsin, where they resided until tho year 1 871 when they moved to Kansi IS.

Xu king up their residence near Burrton, and this was her home until she answered the final summons rom her Maker on last Friday. She was left a widow in 1897, her husband ha ving an wered tho call of the Father on the 4th day of August of that year. She was the 'mother of nine children, two of whom are dead; Estella, died in infancy and the other, Kate Hale, died after she had grown to womanhood. She leaves three sons and four daughters to mourn her departure, all of whom live near Burrton, with the exception of her daughter cverv Tacsdav evenlii(r in Masonic Miss Clara George, went to tell us we can't do it. Hutchinson, Friday, re burning paying the regular price $1.00 a Live merchants who want to do Monday morning.

year and 85 cents additional, wo Hand us a dollar and have your will send the Kansas City Daily Hail. VI lirotlit'i's iuvlli'd. W. Ii. Jacobs, Hi'C.

Hauhy Williams, N. (I City ToUt Caroy l'ollcco. Jtutee I. A. Jloore.

Marshal Allen Cilv Clerk W. L. Jacobs. Clly Treasurer W. F.

Oshorn Gouiurll: J. T. Shlve. J. F.

llemiek Iiavc Linsay, Allen Snyder, J. W. Smith. name enrolled on our subscrip World, for one year free. Think tion books at once.

of it, the best weekly paper pub It is reported that there will lished in Burrton, and a Daily, be a couple of weddings pulled ix days in the week for one year, off here in the near future. all for the sum of $1.85. Can you beat this We waint a big County Officor. J. B.

New, scale inspector for subscription list and if induce mil District I'. Simpson the Santa Fe, spent Sunday with Comes west cf here. Elmina Barstow, who resides in Robert Douirherty Treasurer loseph II ay Clerk John L. Caveny ments count for anything we are going to have it. We.

want GOO I w-ill pay market price, cash, a good business during the Holiday season, should plant their Holiday ad's in tho Breeze at once. Remember "a drop of ink makes millions think." Breeze office is equipped to do all kinds of job work with neatness and dispatch. All our material is new, thus insuring you the benelit of the latest type faces. Give us a trial. Another large lot of those beautiful "Sea Shells" just received.

Kens ember wre give them away as premiums for cash purchases. Always call for a cupon ticket' The Palace Drug Store. The Bf.eeze wants some good country correspondents, and to such, oJFers envelopes and pa liet'ister of Deeds M. L. Sawyer the tho state of California.

Mrs. Day was ever willing to subsciibers by Christmas time for poultry and eggs, at my house. and if we are successful, we will lend a helping hand in sickness W. W. Day.

Wall Paper! Wall large add some new, novel andinterest- Kuuerlntendent I'ub. Inst llouncb Grove L-heriir C. D. Masters Attorney II. C.

Bowman Probate Judcrc J. W. Johnson Clerk District Court C. F. Benfer CouitnLsioiicrs: D.

W. Tliomiison, ,1. C. Kich, F. Buker.

aid distress and in the early days ing departments, that will make the paper better and brighter than ever. Don't delay, take ad stock, low prices, elegant patterns, The Palace Drug Store. was a great comforter to those in need. She has lived a good life and now goes to her reward. Born: To Mr.

and Mrs. Lor- vantage of this offer and you will never regret it. Peace to her ashes. The funeral was held at the eum, in the north part of town on last Monday morning, a boy. It is rumored that the Frisco Christian Church last Sunday afternoon, and a large concourse C.

W. Simpson, route agent or the Wells Fargo Co. Ex of friends and relatives assem Pnt OH Icc Ulrcotory. Ofliee hours from 7 a. in.

to 8 p. rn. Monev Order liuurj from 7 a. m. to (i p.

m. Sunday hours from 8 to 10 a. m. Mail leaves oflloe for Bland, at 12:15 p. daily exeept Sunday.

Carrier st arts on Rural Route No. I iali diy upon arrival of morning train No. 3(17 at Names of patrons on Rural Route can be had by eallini? at tho Tost Oilice. All day mails are closed 30 minutes prior to dfpartlwr of train. Pouches made up for trains ea-t and west are closed at p.m.

J. 8. Stone, P. M. will again make Burrton a passenger division.

One story is to the effect that the train that now runs from Monett to Els worth, press, was in towrn Wednesday. bled to pay thelastearthly tribute to one whom they had loved and The Farmers Institute will be leld in the Opera House Decem per, stamps and a copy of the pa per free for thir services. Don't doky. but send in a batch of neighborhood news next week and thus help us make a better and brighter paper, will only run to this place and a respected in life for so many ber 5th and Cth. Don't forget to plug" will be run between here years.

The remains were laid to ittend. and Elsworth; this would leave rest in the Burrton cemetery..