Southwest Chronicle from Liberal, Kansas • 4

'An informal little party occured nt the Every woman in America ought to read THE CHRONICLE the article "Women of Siam" in Demo- HEADQUARTERS Rock Island hotel lust evening. Tilt monv friends of Mr. Fntnk Rjan and hit cstimuble mother, realizing that it rest' Family Magazine for February, to Good-Bye. Farewell, furewell, la a lonely word, And olten brings a sigh, But give to that dearer word That come from the heart, "good-bye." It Is a Cod speed. There is a hearty IMBUED EVERY FRIDAY.

now how buppy her lot really is. The 1,00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. --FOR-- wni their lust evening in our city, determined that it should not be spent by themselves, so immediately after church forcible contrast between our progressive civilization and that of the far East has seldom been so strikingly presented to hand-clasp and a tremor of feeling in the friendly tones. There is a sadness in the Knlercd at the uostoffice lu liberal, Kan-m, for UausmlHslon through the mall a class mail nutter. heart and voice that cannot be stilled, proceeded to the hotel where the next few hours was spent in social intercourse.

The only thinf? thnt kept the evening that cannot be disguised as we return Sods. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1800. oil Boots the strong pressure of hand that is from being one of the most enjoyable was dear to us, as we see vanish from our our notice as in this readable article, illustrated in part' by a native Siamese artist, which compare curiously enough with the fine examples of our modern illustrative art in the same number. The other beautiful illustrations (nearly two hundred) include an exquisite full-page gravure on heavy plate-paper, entitled the thought of the good-byes that would ight a face that to us was ever as a gleam OFFICIAL IUHKCTOBT. UNITED STATES, of sunshine, or to hear, perhaps for the have to be exchanged on the morrow.

The Chroniclb wishes Mr. and Mrs. President Bentamin Harrison THE Rvnn all the bucccss possible in their new last time, a voice that was like a strain of some rare, sweet music. If one had only the power tomakeknownthe depth home, where it will be a weekly visitor How portraits of the vener t-ecretarv of State Maine bivreliiry of rrea.ury William Winiluiu icretury of War Ktdlield Proctor Secretary of Navy F. Tracy SrcrelHry of Interior W.

Noble l'ustmastcr General John Wannamaker able Dom Pedro, deposed emperor of of feelings, the hopes that are almost, Quite number of our young people Brazil, and bis family, and as if these Palace Dry Goods House if not quite, prayers for the success, pros Attorney W. H. H. Miller met last Saturday evening after church Secretary of Agriculluie Jeremiah Rusk perity, health and happiness of those were not sufficient attractions for any publication, the past is made to yield us and proceeded to the residence of Mr. going out from us, it might not be so and Mrs.

Stoddard, where the remeinder STATE OFFICER8. hard to say "trood-bve." There are its treasures, and the time "When Grandmamma Was Young" is portrayed for us of the evening, though short, was spent Oovernnr Lyman 0. Humphre- Lieutenant Coventor Andrew I. Fel imes in the lives of most of us when is again loaded with all kinds of Dress fabrics, Blankets, Can very plensnntlv. The occasion was in in chastning pictures and descriptions, honor of the departure of Miss Artie SwreUry of State.

William HigRgtns A nlitor of Stute T. McCarthy Y'naurer of state W. Hamilton that one word "good-bye" is more than we can say; when, perhaps, the hand From grandmamma to baby, who will be delighted with the funny "Japanese Powell to her former home in Winncln, clasp is far more eloquent, far more ex Kansas, and Miss MatticHollingsworth Paper Frog," no member of the family S.tiit. Public Instruction Geo, W. Wlnana A.torney L.

B. Kelloge State Print' C. C. linker Sec. State Buuril of Agriculture Wm.

Suita See. State Historical Society F. (. Adams ollnaurancc W. J.

Lea pressive than words. ton Flannels and Dry-goods in general -IN CLOTHING-- has been slighted in compiling this num The heart feel most when the lip move not: ber. Demorest's is justly celebrated as a Ana tne eyes speak a gentle gooa-Dye." to her future home in Colorado Springs, Col. The hours passed quickly and all too soon came the "going home" time. Mr.

and Mrs. Stoddard are among the most The past few days have caused many "ratnuy Magazine, and this issue is fully up to its reputation. Its useful Sliite Librarian H.J. Dentin Adjutant Central B. Campbell Chief Justice A.

H. Horton 1 D. Valentine Associate Justice W. A. Johnston of us to realize this.

There are! those hospitable of our citizens and of course departments are replete with informa the evening was enjoyed. tion, as usual: a Supplement of beautiful joei nou i F. Simpson I CloKston Commissioner Supreme Court that have gone from us this week that bave been companions and friends for years; others whose links in the golden chain of our friendship are bright and fancy-costumes enriches the Fashion De Miss Mattie Hollingsworth left Mon B. Plumh We have no equal in this part of the country, we also carry an immense Stock of Boots and Shoes, and warrant every pair as V. 8.

I. Innalls partment, a thrilling temperance poem, day morning for Colorado Springs, N. Morrill E. H. Fuuston new, but which we trust no lcnpth of by the author of Curfew Must Not Ring where she goes to join her father.

We time may tarnish. Our circle here is To-Night," will appeal to every mother's understand the family will remove to Members of Congress, B. W. Perkins H. B.

Kelly A. Anderson K. J. Turner S.R. Peters broken.

Others of. us will drift away. that point soon. Miss Mattie leaves heart, and a full quota of deligthful attractive But one of the most attrac New faces will come among us, but the host of friends in this city who regret represented or money refunded. Also a large line of Cloaks that must be sold before Jan.

ist. So give us a call and get 6tate Agent at Washington. J. Crawford tive features of this remarkable Femily her departure. The Chronicle hopes places of those going out from us this week will never be filled, and while we she may find her new very pleasant.

COUNTY OFFICERS. Magazine is its price, only $2.00 per year. Pnblished by W. Jennings Demo- cherish all thoughts of them that are The meetings at the Presbyterian prices. rest.

15 East 14th New York. District Botklu iirwiitniive W. H. Day brightest and best deep down in the innermost recesses of the heart, we waft church in this citv have been ol more than A Course of Lectures for 11.75. ordinary interest.

Rev.S.J.Glendenning, fervent, heartfelt "God be with you" County Clerk L. E. Keifer Treasurer Adam T. Raglaud )'robate I. F.

Poston ke.tister of Deeds J. T. Botkin hherift S. W. Dunn of Pratt, has been with us for the past A Notable Gathering of the world's after them.

past week, and by the eloquent manner leaders comes before the readers of The Mrs. Witt, of the New York Notion I have just returned from the eastern cities where I purchased in which he has spoken of God's love, Coroner. J- H. Pttser Survey or Harry Evans Couutv Attorney J- B. Adams Youth's Companion during the year of Store, just received a fine line of plushes, made impressions that the band of time Sunt.

Public Instruction Mrs. K. F. Brown 1890. It is like a great Lecture Course 52 weeks, with over 100 lectures, each a and other fancy articles to-day.

Clerk District Court. J. F. Mclntire can never wholly efface. the most complete stock of A.

Scale Neatness in Dress. Commissioner C. C. Robertson famous authority in some branch of Art, Miss Artie Powell returned to her Wm. Heuline home in VYinfield, Kansas, last Monday, The most perfect neatness in dress is Literature, State-craft, Science or Education.

And these lectures cost only 3 that of the demure Quakeress or the CITY OFFICERS. cents each, on the basis of a year's sub gentle Sister of Charity. They have made MMvnr M. A. Nelson Miss Artie has been with us about a year this time, although she was formerly one of our early pioneers, and we shall miss her very much.

The Chronicle It scription, or 52 numbers for only $1.75, tne cleanliness, next to godliness, possess a certain coquetry that is as attrac Is it not worth 3V4 cents to bave Glad Councilmen. W. A. Rhoades H. Klleson C.

C. Prather C. Summers tive as it is quiet. The most beautiful ventures a hope that she may soon re dress in the world becomes, when out of turn. Citv Clerk J.C.Swiler City Treasurer G.

C. Brown stone address you for half an hour? Or to listen for an equal time to Tyndall on the wonders of Nature? And it is just such great men, following each other in order, nnbeautiful. And the finest lace We have received a copy of Vick's floral euy iwarsnai pbu. Police L. Willsteadt in a ragged condition is on a par with guide for 1890, and consider it a very rapid succession each week, and discuss the commonest of cottons that is whole, handsome ts well as useful pamphlet, ing every instructive and entertaining Neatness is one of the leading feminine LODGE DIUECTOBT.

LIBERAL POST 205 Q. A. R. Those wishing seeds will do well to send topic of the day, who speak to you virtues, and an untidy girl need nevercx-pect to be treated with as much con to Yick for them. through the medium of their paper and Meets every second and fourth Saturday's at 7 p.

sharp. Visiting comrades are cordially Mrs. A. K. Witt, of the New York No your paper The Youth's Companion, sideration as is she who is always just 430,000 families attend this great Lec tion Store, is constantly adding to her right.

Dress undoubtedly has a great Invited to attena. a. j. lsothhis, Yount, Commander. Adjutant.

stock and will soon have one of the most ture course. You can attend it by read influence in the mind, and as the poor ing The Youth's Companion each week. complete line of goods in the city. little Russian girl wrote in her diary, "I LIBERAL LODGE NO. 283, A.

0. U. W. It will be sent yon regularly until January 1. 1891.

at a cost of only $1,75, Meets every Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock The butcher shop of Billings Burris has changed hands and will hereafter be in the lodge room, ne louowing are me om cannot understand how a woman who goes about with her hair in papers, cold cream on her face and a dirty gown can expect to keep her husband," so it may Send for Illustrated Prospectus of tbeen- known as the "Peoples Butcher Shop' tire series to The Youth Compamion Chas. Summer. M. W. H.

V. Nichols P. M. W. Boston, Mass.

Billings Gorsline, proprietors. ti. W. Mitchell Overseer Frank Ryan Foreman Willstaedt Recorder T. H.

SDureeoH Financier be taken for granted that the girl whose skirt is torn, whose unmended bodice is Letter List. A. Russel, who has been quite sick for sometime past, is on the streets once Ever brought to the Southwest. Anything you can purchase in the eastern markets can be had at my store at Eastern prices. I am able to duplicate eastern Prices because of the immense stock I have purchased for which I have paid spot cash, thereby saving hundreds of dollars discount.

The elegant stock I carry of Furnishing Goods Is without an equal in Southwest Kansas Woolen Goods blanket, Albatross, Dress Goods, French Sat-teens, and Gingham's without end. hidden under a fancy wrap, whose bon V. N. Wright E. O.

DeVosa Guide Advertised letters for the month end more. He looks everything but well yet. net is just pinned together and whose Geo. Morris I. B.

I. Savaee. O. ing Dec. 31st.

1889. If not called for and should be very careful. ripped gleves are hidden in the muff, can within 30 days will be sent to the Dead never be quite right at heart. She is Letter Office. E.

T. Guymon, of the Star Grocery, has been very sick for the past week, A. F. A. M.

deception in one way and she is very apt Clark, G. G. Reeves, George Stewart, W. L. Allen, Frank Mend, C.

J. Saunders, W. L. We are pleased to note at this writing FARGO LODGE No. 300 Meets the first and third Monday evening of each month.

Visiting to become one in another. It only takes a moment to sew on the loose braid, not that he is much better. Wodsides, W. J. bretren fraternally invited.

J. F. Dubois, W. M. C.

V. Mavo, Sec'y. all of an hour to mend the bodice, a half Capt. Howenstien will please accept an hour to brush the American soil from Who was your Grandfather our thanks for one of the finest steaks that it has been our good fortune to The Detroit Journal desires to receive. the skirt, a little time to sew up the gloves and behold a feeling of security TIME TABLE C.

K. V. V- by postal card, the address of all living sample for some time. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC LESSEE, comes over your body and extends itself male and female descendants of Re vol tionarv officers and soldiers of 1776, and to your manners. No woman can be at EAST BOUND.

Mrs. A. E. Rogers returned to her home in this city yesterday, after a four Mail and Express No. 24, departs 11 00 a.

m. her ease mentally whose clothes have when possible, the name and state of the Accommodation No. 68 departs 4 45 a. weeks visit with friends and relatives at reached the rag-tag and bobtail condi ancestor. Wonder it w.

ju. ureaney proprietor of the Detroit Journal, is con WEST BOUND. Winfield, this state. tion. And no woman can wear dirty Mail and Kxnress No.

31 arrives 103 templating a raid upon the national Accommodation No. 67 arrives 6 30 p. finery and be self-respecting. Better treasury? Miss Josie Westmorland returned to rtiitil further notice No. 68 will run only Tues thousand times just have one neat dress, day, Thursday and Saturdays No.

67 Monday, her home on the Cold Water, in the Strip, Wednesday and Friday, inner trains aany. O. L. Mullen, Agent. G.

S. Smith has just received a large supplv of wall paper. Call and examine last Saturday, after a pleasant visit with friends in this city. it before purchasing. wear it day in and day out, know that it is brushed and in good order and be happy.

If I were a man I would pick out for my wife the woman who understood the value of personal neatness, which is Arkalon News: Dr. Sutherland, of Subscribe for the Chronicle and the GhRONIGIyES. New York World, both for $1,75. Liberal, was here last Friday on professional business. He favored the News personal sweetness.

Ladies' Home Jour Take your Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, nal. with a short call. Spectacles etc. to the Watchmaker, at Smith's Drug Store, and have them Mrs. A.

H. Witt has opened a Ladies' repaired. Dr. Harris is one of the most truthful men we have met for some time. When Furnishing store, to be known as the "New York Notion Store," one door south of the Palace Dry Goods House, Notioe.

STATE OF KANSAS, County of Seward, asked what he knew answered, "Not thing on earth." where she will be pleased to meet all her RIBBONS, RIBBONS The most costly, largest and extensive line in the west, and foi sale at surprisingly low figures. We are prepared to Eclipse all Competitors with our low prices in this line. Come and see our display. Notice Is hereby given that I have filed with lady friends. Will Dunn has been having a rather the ITobate judge oi uoumy, lkansas, mv net it ion for a diwcist's Derm it to sell intoxi cating liquors for Medicinal, Mechanical and For Sale 160 acres of good farming severe attack of la grippe.

He is much better at this writing although not well land, situated 3V6 miles southwest of Scientific purposes only, according to the law of said state, in the City of Liberal, said county and state, that said petition will be heard on the 18th day of February 1890 at 1 o'clock Arkalon. For particulars call at or ad by any means. dress this omce. A. M.

George 6. Smith. A couple of our society young peopl Don't Bead This. venture a hope that there may be an abundance of pop-corn raised in this part If you do you will surely regret it for no one who has ever read this article THE NATIONAL TRIBUEE. WASHINGTON, D.

In taking charge of the Chronicle at the beginning of its second year, we find a great many of the subscriptions have exoired. and so far have not been renewed. While we do not wish to hurry any one, and are perfectly willing to wait a reasonable length of time on our subscribers, we would be pleased if they would step in the office and have their names taken off our books if tbey are not pleased with the paper. We are trying hard to make the Chronicle a good local paper and have put the subscription price within the reach of all. We are carrying the old subscribers just the same as if there had been no change in the management, and all who are now on our books and who receive the paper regularly, will be expected to pay for it.

We are in hopes to all our old subscribers and gain many new ones, and publish this notice simply because we do not wish to go any place where we are not welcome. of the state. could withstand the temptation of buy Is one of the less than half-a-dozen really ing one pair of those all wool 10-4 red C. Summers sold hisinterest in the Investment Company to W. D.

Mil blankets tor $3.50 at tne uty- goods House. ler on Monday last. great family papers in the country. IT IS THE ONLY ONE Published at the National Capital. IT IS THE ONLY ONE Devoted to the history of the war.

IT IS THE ONLY ONE Capt. Howenstine puts on lots of style Focnd. A bunch of keys. Owner can have same by calling at this office and now that he has a new office attached to paying for this notice. his place of business.

For Sale I will sell my Pool and Bil Devoted to the interests of the ex- We acknowlenge a pleasant call from Mrs. A. A. Potter and daughter Miss soldiers and sailors. IT IS THE ONLY ONE liard outfit cheap for cash.

A.H. Witt. Jennie, recently. That makes a bold and persistant The Evening News of Kansas City TRUNKS AND VALISES. A large and complete assortment will be found at my mammoth establishment in thi3 line.1 All the latest designs at Bed Rock Prices.

Come in and look at them. fight for their rights. IT IS THE ONLY ONE W. T. Gibson has expressed his determination of becoming a benedict before although not yet five years old, recog nizes that this is an age of improvement That continually insists on justice April 1st.

being done the country's detenders. It has just moved into one of the hand Chall Powell has been manipulating It has more distinguished Contributors somest newspaper buildings in the west; the silent messengers of thought this than any other Paper. a building erected expressly for it and A SPLENDID 8 PAGE56-COLUMN PAPER week. 4 combining all the conveniences that time Prtntrit nn fine white naoer. edited with sirnal and xeperience can suggest or money pro ability, and filled with the most interesting J.

W. Calvert, of Hugoton, was in the cure. In addition, a new Potter Perfect matter that can be procured. ONLYS1 A YEAR 2 CENTS A WEEK, Subscribe for the Chronicle $1.00 per year. Clocks and Jewelry at Smith's Drug Store.

Subscribe for the Chronicle, only $1 per year. See the Dolls and Toys at Smith's Drugstore. For paints, oils, brushes, go to Smith's city this week. We acknowledge a pleas ing Press, with a capicity of twenty-five ant call. Tjte National Tribune is the result of year of earnest, thoughtful effort accompanied by a heavy expenditure of money, to build up at the thousand papers an hour, has been add ed to its mechanical outfit, enabling it to Capital 01 tne country A GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER take front rank among the established papers of the country.

which should be a welcome weekly visitor at every fireside from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and champion effectively the cause of loyalty and good government, and of justice to the at Do yon take a daily paper? Suppose in For job work of all kinds, call Chronicle office. any event you try The Evening News. soldiers and sailors ot the late war.tneir widows, It will be sent you by mail every day children and dependent relauves. FEATURES OF THE PAPER. For Job Work of all kinds, call on the Chronicle.

OVER COATS OVER COATS An elegant stock in this line is one of our chief attractions Ladies' and Children's cloaks, in all the latest designs and shades. Brilliant colors. TncTTinNAt. Tribonb makes a special fea hire of the history and reminiscences of the war for the preservation of the Nation. It publishes ad" of Mrs.

Witt, in Read the new an other column. in fact the ONLY GENUINE HISTORY L. H. Teets, of Hugoton, will please accept our thanks for favors this week. J.

H. Spurgeon and C.J. Hurd made a flying trip to the county-seat yesterday. Misses Anna McDermott and Allie De Voss were pleasant callers yesterday. Sheriff S.

W. Dunn spent the first of the week with his family in this city. N. S. Givens made a flying business(?) trip to Jasper, Monday last.

Mrs. M. Hollingsworth is counted among this week's sick. W. H.

Blood is a la grippe victim this week, as is also Call Hurd. Orrie Lane was out to his farm the first of the week. G. W. Mitchell has the la grippe.

News itftns scarce this week. of thefrlgnntic stnigirie. It is made up of the testimony of a multitude of witnesses, the plain unvarnished stories of the men in every rank and degree who did the marching, digging ana shooting and carried forward the war through For Drugs, perfumery and toilet articles, go to Smitb.s. There is room on the Chronicle books or a few more names. Twety-five cents payes for three months subscription to the Chroni- all its various pnases to a gionous anrccss.

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