The Liberal Lyre from Liberal, Kansas • 1

L7 11 Ji NUMBER 7 LIBERAL, SEWARD COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1801. VOLUME 1. II. T.

McCluran of Optima, made os i pleasant call Thursday. "Queen Bee," "A No. 1" and Banner" flour always on bnndsttheO Store. LYRE- STEELE SHADE, We have a few ladies' cloaks that nnisf go. If vou need a cloak now is your opportunity to get more thun your money's worth.

Smith St Burress. Raugi H. V. NICHOLS, Editor nd Proprittor. Finest line of spectacles in the Southwest, at Smith's Pharmacy.

Well. We are sorry wecannot mention as fully as" we would'jike to many transpiring events, but lack of space prevents. Shade's W. D. Miller and wife made this office a plcasaut call on Wednesday.

Mrs. A. Foss is visiting her son George and fumily at Wellington, Kansas, during" the Holidays. C. R.

McCoy of Hansford, was in the city Wednesday, aud has our thanks for 1 Tbit ii 1891. Until further notice, stabling aud hay 20 cents per team per night at DuBois Brothers. post Office, Libernl, Kos. Mulcy Cattle, on 'eft Jaw. Another year hat come and gone, etc.

substantial assistance. School will commence again next The most Books and complete line of School ichool supplies at Smith's (Brand will appear next week.) W. D. W. I.

James McQuillan and A. E. Chapman, "the kid," were in town Thursday from the Beaver, Their contributions to the Lyrs gives us a Happy New Year, Thanks, gentlemen. Mamma "Well, Edith, how did you like the kindergarten "I didn't like it a bit. The teacher put me on a chair and told nie to sit there for the present.

And I sat and sut, and she never gave me the present." It new writ- is the worst thing about riches?" asked the Sunduy-st-hool superintendent. And the new boy replied: "Not having any." Don't make mistake ten 1891. car load of The 0 Store received floor his week. J. DcLONO.

Double ell li lt Si.if nnrl II, John Mills, Ed. Brightup, Roland Tull and Charlie Wright, all of Stevens county, left last Tuesday on an overland trip through Colorado. All- wool Veiling, 2Cc per yard at Smith Bun-ess." Advertised tetters for the'month ending December 81 Green, W. L. McCnrtv, T.

L. Moore, Mrs H. H. Smith, W. S.

Tanner, J. H. Vaughn, Wm. D. White, Kasy.

Waterman, E. Young, James. (3) Cards Cox, John. Drop Letters V. Third Class'Matter Newfin, Hattk Mrs.

Emma Mills, P. Petitions are being circulated in all parts of Beaver county, 0. asking that an nppropriation be made by congress for the immediate completion of the survey of that county. The west part of the countv, comprising an area of 77V4 by 34Vi miles, and a tract in the northeast part, 12' bv 90 miles, are not yet sub-divided into sections and some of this land has never even been surveyed into townships. We have nb doubt that congress will provide the money for the completion of this work.

Pharmacy. Christmas is passed, but it seems that the business of our merchants is just as good as ever. You will find the Canon City, Mait-land, Long Wall and Weir Coal, at Martin Bro's Keating. SAY.OXU SOCKS1' GOOD-BYE I'm going to Smith Burress for some new ones. Can get them there for almost the asking.

Hon. J. K. Beaucbnmp, ourcouuty attorney elect, rcturnid last week from the Panhandle, where he had been attending to some law matters. Under Half Crop each liar.

We wish all oar reader! all the prof Ribbons! A large assortment, which we shall close out entirely. Don't wait H.C.F. Hackbush, U. S. surveyor, who recently completed tha survey ol 32 townships in Benver countv, sends money order lor $1.50 and says: "Send me theLyre." With thanks we wish Mr.

H. "A Happy New Year." perky they are able to stand. till they hr all gone, for go they mnst. Toy Wagons, large and small, at Mar Smith Burress. jr.

T. TllRELKELD, tin Bros. Keating. THE) JOB Most Complete IN THE WEST! Silk Yeilinsj, 10c and upwards peryard at Smith Mr, T. I.

McDcrmott, the proprietor of the Depot Hotel here, is, lying Bick at Galveston, Texas. Mrs. McDermott left for that city lust Monday to nurse him back to health. Say Tom, there are too many boots and shoes in thoce boxes; money is scarce, interest too high we can't afford to carry them over. Tbey must be sold.

(A conversation overheard to-day at Smith Optima, 0. T. On Cattle Lazy Ex on rijht side. Crop ami Split Left Err. Under Slope Right Ear.

On Horses, lazy Ex left shoulder. Grandmother's shoes, flannel-lined, fur-trimmed, at Summers'. We hear no complaint about the condition of wheat in Seward. About it is all right. Moisture would it, but it is not suffering.

J. Powell, until further notice, may FBOX OPTIMA. be found at the 0 Store. Beaver county's commissioners have issued county warrants for all accounts due to Dec. 24.

Walk up and get your "Scrip," boys. It ought to be worth very near par. Ladies and Misses Gloves 10c and upwards at Smith Beaver county's commissioners have instructed the county clerk to procure 100 copies of Oklahoma's school law for free distribution. Those desiring a copy should so notify the ck-rk. In the mean time you can see the law at the Lyre office in Liberal.

W.D.YAUGUAN, Ontirna, 0. T. You ought to be Collared, you ought to be Cuffed, you ought to be Tied, and nobody can do it as neatly, essily and cheaply as Smith Burress. It ,1 I PIT VA-' 3 Upper Half Din Miss Loretta Carr, a bright little lady from Arkalon, is visiting acquaintances here. Our Christmas enter ainment was well attended and everybody enjoyed themselves.

Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill of Paladora, are visiting friccdsnd relatives ou the Beaver. Mr, Vanderpool's young folks upset their vehicle twice while going to Buftalo, Christmas night. Nobody seriously hurt.

A literary society was organized here last Saturday. Regular meetings every Fridjy. Ques- tion for next meeting's debate (' Resolved, thfit Buffalo is Belter located lor the county seat of Buffalo county than Optima." Everybody invited to attend and participate. Elv. PANTS 1 Y'es.

Pants not the dog pants, but Trousers, Breeches, Pantaloons, all sires, all qualities all all extremely low at Smith j'i A i VI 1 SVI lcfc Side. Crop Mr. Espey, the Paludora merchant, spent some hours in our city last Saturday, and started for home in the evening with a big load of goods. 'I i "I' both Enrs. Dr.

H. H. Sutherland put in a few hours at Arklalon Tuesday on professional business. On Thursday, 100 miles east, trains are blocked in four feet of snow. Ours was all rain, accompanied by north wind.

Thermometer fell from 47 Wednesday to 27 Thursday morning. J. R. RICKAKT, Optima, 0. T.

Mrs. A. Russell and May, her daughter, favored this office with a short call last Tuesday. "They sny Dr. Koch's lymph is dutiable under the McKinley bill.

Now, why should it be "It interferes with home consumption." Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circulars, Pamphlets, Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Hand Bills, Programs, Invitations. on Left Irp. tpli: in I in I a Burs. There must be a large amount of Any party receiving The Lyre, who does not desire having it continued to his address at $1.50 per year, or $1.00 for 8 months, or 75 cents for 6 months, or 50 cents for 4 months, or 25 cents for 2 months, will please refuse to take it from the office or drop a postal card to The Lyre, Liberal, Kansas. News was received from Guthrie Thursday night, that an election bill had been passed requiring county officers to qualify on or before the 24tb of December.

Not knowing such a law had been passed, of course our officers did not qualify. The only course lett now is for the governor to them, which he will do immediately, we have no doubt. Tribune. E. 0.

DtVoss made a business trip to Hugoton, in Stevens the fore part of this week. We are informed that the ball and banquet given by tbe 32d Judicial District Bar Association, at Ulysses on Christmas, was a grand success. Judge Bot-kin's address on the Legal Rights of Women, was an intellectual treat, delivered in his honor's usual happy style, after which Hon. Jno. H.

Pitzer, on behalf of the Bar Association, and as a token of A. E. Rogers, formerly of this now a merchant at Hardcsty, in Beaver county, 0. has finished his dwelling broomcorn in this country yet, for almost every day two or more big loads are brought to Liberal, where thev are either sold to our merchants or shipped direct to Eastern markets. Miss Fannie Hooper, the Arkalon po- honse there and last Monday took his Cpti na, o.

T. 10 on Left i etess, is spending the Holiday vacation family to their new home. with friends in Liberal. Look out for a rush at Smith Bur-Mr. H.

V. Nichols, publisher of the ress. You had better call early. We Lyre, mude a business trip to Kansas are here to tell these goods. "Money V' nr Hip, or 'St 1 1 on Left Rile.

ilrSJASSxiii Under 7 Left Ear. grown cattle wilh other brands. little City the forepart of this week. Like a man without a wife, Like a ship without a sail, The oddest thing in life, Is a shirt without a Smith Burrens mark on it. The mark is very low and always sells the shirt.

makes the mare and a very will make this stock "skedaddle." the esteem in which the Judge is held by the Association, presented him with a beautiful gold-headed caue, which hro't from the Judge a response that welled np from the very depth of that great big sympathetic heart of his. After festivities and dancing occupied the time until near morning. AH the participants declared the entertainment a grand Mr. E.T. Guymon was suddenly taken sick last Wednesday while returning on the train from a business trip east.

He Hon. C. C. Hood, county commissioner for this district, spent a few minutes at the Lyre office one day this week. Rev.

S. G. Clark put in an extra day with us last Sunday and gave us two very Rood sermons. Kent Sunday will Ifitisnot too Ictus give you a was attended by Dr. Button, while the A Optima.

T. Mr. James Speers, an ludustriousfarm-j be his regular da here, with the usual er five miles west of here, is reported r.s services in the forenoon and evening. pointer Do not adopt any resolutions train stoppea at jueaoe, ana wnen ne for the New year, which yon know be-'reached Liberal he was at once taken forehand vou canuot carry out. Strive home in a carriage and Dr.

G. S. Smith We hope he will soon With that day begins the week of prayer. being quite sick, recover. (rup lett tar It sounds like a chestnut to be always called to his assistance.

Mr. Guymon improved considerably during yesterday and to-day, we suppose, he is out again, iiii Underslopc li.rut. onward and uipward, but when you make a step forward, be sure of your footing, that you may not slipback. There is an overstock o( Hats and Caps talkiiiii about our beautiful weather. Other brands on k'i or circle on left sick.

i From far-off Pueblo, Colorado, comes The sheriff of Stevens county has taken the pleasing news that a nine-pound son under his attachment orders piopcrty on our shelves. We need the money too am, ytt we ca.t hejp fai; thankful bad to keep them. We mean business-j that wf ive in tllis sunnv )and when drP 1 Bun-ess. I reatlirlg ai10vlt tbe srJ0W8 and storms in T. 7 every other part of this country, and we If you wish to send single copies of the i can help saying so.

Lyre to your friends, we will mail them has recently been born to Mr. and Mrs. nppraised by uim to the amount ot fVM ik. SMS1 JK9 Si tail? LZagir jti E. B.

Stallings. Arkalon News. Liberalites will remember Mr. S. as one of the contractors of our school house.

A pleasant and honorable gentleman. you at 5c each or. six for 25c. Hand in their names and addresses. The Masonic Public Installation of Officers on last Saturday evening was one of the pleasant-est social events of the season.

The brothers' families and guests assembled at the Rock Island Hotel and ct the proper time marched to the Halt, which was well filled. There were loS persons in the room, among which were Rev. S. 6. Clark and Miss Nellie Harr, of West Plains Bro.

B. Mayo and family, Bro. Milner, Bra H. P. Lan-abee and daughter aud Prof.

W. L. Dexter and wife, of Springfield Bros. T. A.

Scates, G. S. Stein and Miss Fannie Hooper, of Arkalon J. T. Haskell aud wife and Bro.

j. M. Montgomery, of Beaver county Wm. Robert, Esq of Roswell, and Messrs. John Dugan, T.

J. Murray, Newhouse and Forsyth, of Pratt, Cs. After installation, long tables were brought into the Hall and spread with a bountiful repast, to which ample justice was done. Following supper, many selections of vocal aud instrumental music were rendered, including two violin solos by Miss Pearl Doty, of Topeka, after which SI "Stop that ad I Iv'e sold alt my Holiday goods even those that have been on hand two and three years are all cone people have been here to buy PLANTS i $6000, besides which there are other properties sufficient to jusify the belief that tbe bank will pay out 100 cents on the dollar. Mr.

Pitzer, who is attorney for the cashier who closed the bank, says there is no question but that the sale made to Newcomb was in good faith and that lames Trent acted in perfeet good faith in the matter. "I am afraid, Johnny," said the Sunday sc hool teacher, rather severely, "that I shall never meet you in heaven." "ivi, wimf i.m.h,jn:ni..i" Bhoota and Boos I Say don't you believe what we tell i from all adjoining counties had no idea advertising would work such wonders." IXOrtAI, CWfnss FOR 8f, ths Pioneer Srcd Catalogue of America, contains complete list of Vegetables, lowers, Bulbs, Potatoes and Small Fruits, with dcscnprlcna and prices. Same shape rndstylft as proved so satisfactory last year. Manv npwandr Ifenut illustrations handsome colored flate 8 1 10 inches, and frontispiece. Special Pi-Lira ilOOO.OO: ace Mnrnl Ciulde.

Every trtou wiio uwiij a fout of land or a punt EboulU have a copy Mailed on rucelptuill) iCCistwtucaaiuoiut may be clfducted from first nnlcr. CiTMOOOE rsEB. jaeiies vicis, BKiSLsasiiArj, Rochester. N.Y. you.

or arn't your feet 'cold We are macs now 10m omun, tnc urugisi, talks. ii. a ivn yk uiun overstocked with Boots and Shoes, and they must go. What thev cost us cuts no figure. Come and see us.

We will save you money. Smith Burress. cashmeres and satines, that are subject W. H. Miller, who was arrested some time ago while at Sunday school in Optima, has returned home.

Hewastaken to Texas, charged with killiner and sell- to the general slaughter. If you want I 7.:.. Smith Bub ress. them drop in. One of your good resolutions for the five head ofApplebrand cattle, but A number of our young people had a very pleasant social gathering on the evening of Dec.

25th, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. DeVoss.

We understand the social was in honor of Miss Allie DeVoss, and we understand further, that there was lots of fun and that everybody enjoyed a good time. Mrs. Annie Walker, after enjoying a New Year should be, to plant and culti-1 the owner of the brand says he doesn't several days' visit with her mother, Mrs. the bade good night to its guests. Every person present seemed hippy and many flattering remarks were made about each and every feature of the entertainment.

We hope our tWAOQUAIN TED WITH THE GEOORAPHY OP TKS COUITTHY, WILL OBTAOT MUOH VALUABLE INFORMATION FHOM A STOTT OF THI3 MAP OP Mrs. J. T. McDcrmott, and sisters, re vate crops as large an area as you can possibly handle. Seasonable weather and lots of rain are promised for the spring and summer ot 1891, and you turned to her home at Horton, last friends may meet with us again when a year know that he has even lost any cattle.

There seems to be a great mistake somewhere, and a man's character in his community shouldnt be trifled with in the way Mr. Miller's has been. We are heartily glad he is proyen innocent. rolls around. watif 1 ri mil T-mireilf in ahnne to crflther Mrs.

Lyman Bost, of Arkalon, was in the biggest kind of a harvest. But unless you sow, you will not reap. FOE EEAVBB COUNTY! The Democratic Central Committee among the visitors to Liberal last Monday, and bought a quantity of groceries, shoes and other goods from our mer 'ii IT "i i 1b If yon are at enmity with any one, the best thing for you to do is to do all in your power to effect a reconciliation. Go more than half way. It won't hurt you.

It is the truest type of manhood or womanhood to confess and repair as far as possible a wrong done to a fellow creature. Let not the sun of '91 find wrath or enmity in your bosom. chants. met on Dec. 20th, and apportioned delegates to the county convention as fol G.

C. Erown, of the Store, return lows The number of delegates to each pre ed home last Saturday from his trip to Tbe Rock Island railway company has presented us with a calendar for 1891. It is a very pretty piece of work. The picture, above the calendar proper, represents one of the elegaut vestibule trains just leaving a station. The name of the station is not Liberal but nevertheless, some of these days in the sweet by and by and the subsequent hereafter, just cinct Garland 1 Grand Valley Pleas Missouri.

He says he enjoyed the Christmas dinner with his parents very much. Last Tuesday evening Mr. rnd Mrs. Coomer gave a party in honor of their niece, Miss Pearl Doty, of Topeka, who is with them on a Holiday visit. Nearly all the young people of the town were present and the large rooms of the spacious residence were thronged with as happy and merry a set of young folks as ever gathered under the roof of a house.

They had fun and refreshments, and everything was so pleasant that even the few older people present could not help enjoying themselves. Capt. Howenstine, a ranchman and farmer of Beaver county, 0. was in town Monday shaking Jiands with his C. C.

Wenzel, contractor for the court house now being erected at Hansford, many friends here. But the principal ol ant View 2 Davises 1 Buffalo 1 Blue Grass 2 Benton 2 Welches 1 ranch Paladora Optima Kenton 2 Kokomo 2 Hardesty 1 Logan 2 Gate City Alpine Bea ver 4. Total 31 Primaries held on January 10, '91, at 2 o'clock, p. m. and the county convention to be held at Beaver on January such beuautiful trains will leave and arrive at the station here.

Texas, was in town last Tuesday, look-1 jMt of his trip was t0 meet his wife, who ing after the shipment of some material that afternoon returned on the train for the building. from a six weeks' visit with relatives in the East. The Captain owns a nice place on the Coldwater river, about ten miles West of Hardestv. J. Blanchard, C.

Tracy, A novel strike is threatened here. Since the ladies, who attended the Masonic Installation and Supper, last Saturday night, have discovered that their husbands can wash dishes so nicely and can wait so gracefully on the tables, they have concluded to turn over to them Miss Tillie Willstaedt, who had charge of the Pleasant View school near Tyrone, returned home last Saturday, the school term having closed. Miss Tillie gave good satisfaction as a teacher. Wednesday, towards evening, the sky clouded up, the wind began to rise and it looked as if the old year intended to close with a regular winter storm, such as they have further east. Bnt soon the wind let up and instead of the threaten some of this kind of work at home.

If ed storm we received a good, soaking they refuse, the ladies will probably hold rain, which was of special benefit to the and indignation meeting and strike. We many wheat fields in this neighborhood The teachers of Seward county will meet in this city to-morrow, Saturday, January 3d, and it is expected that all teachers will attend. A very interesting meeting is anticipated, and all visitors will be welcome. Dr. G.

S. Smith, one of the proprietors of Smiths' Pharmacy in Liberal, arrived last week from Kansas City to spend the Holidays with his mother and brothers. The, doctor is taking a coarse of studies at the Kansas Medical College this winter and will return to that institution to-morrow. He says they have lots ot snow, rain and cloudy weather in Kansas City, and it does him good to get back into tbe sunshine of Southwest Kansas, even il it is only for a few days. After the rain we had a little thunder and lightning and a little more wind, but no bad weather.

The next day we en are not prepared to state if this strike-should it come to pass would result in a "Lock out." Any time is the right time to come to Kansas, says the Kiowa County Signal. joyed our usual sunshine. Great is the Our cuts for advertising the brands of climate of this Southwestern country. the cKsdfiso, book mmi mim mum, Including main lines, branches and extensions East end West of the Miseourl Elver. The Direct Route to and from Ciucag-o, Jollct, Ottawa, Peoria.

La Sallo, Moline, Kock Ieland, iu ILLINOIS Devonpori, Muscatine. Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, DesMoines.Winteraet, Auaubor and Council Bluffs, In and St. Paid, in MIIvNBbOTA-Watertown nnd Sioux Falls, in DASOTA-Cameron, Sc. Jo3cph, and Kaiisaa Cny, in MISSOUEI-Oraana, Faubury, e.nd Keieon, in NKBitASiiA-Horton JE5f Hutchinson, Vichita, Boileviile, Abilone, Calawcll, in KANbAS-Pond CreekTKin(rasher, Fort Eeno, in 'the ITDI AN TEKElTOBY-and Colorado Bprtngs, Denver, Pueblo, in COLORADO. FRET! Ecclauin? Clislr Cars to and from Chicago, Caldwell, Hutchinson, and Dode City, e.na Palaco Bleeping Cars between Ciiicrgo, Vichita, and Hutchinson.

Xraverses newftntl vatt areas of rich farniinor and gmzing lands, auording tho bast facilities of intercommunication to ail towns and cities east and vrwt, nortnwes B4id southwest of Chicago, and Pacific and transoceanic SeaportB. JVIACNIFICENT VESTIBULE TRAINS, Leadincr all competitors In splendor of equipment, cool, well ventile ted e.n& free from dust. Through Coaches, pulltnan Sleepers, FRitH nechningr Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri Eiver) Dinintjr Cars Daily bei-V'en Chicago, Pes Moines, Council Bluifa, and Omaha, with Free Becllnmy Chair Car to North Plaots, and between Ciiicarro and Colcnvio Eprlcea, Denver, and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas Citv and Topaca. bo)pudid LMning Hotels (furnishtaBr meela at seasnabHhciu-eiet of Misaouri Elver.

Cahfornia Excursions daily, wita CHOICE OF EOUTE3 to and from fait Tjke Ocrden. Portland, Los Angeles, and Ean Fre.ncisco. Taa DIKbtl VlM to and from Pike's Peak, fianitou, (iaiden of the 0oO8, the Saxutrl-tuns, and Bcenio Grandeurs of Colorado. VIA THE ALEERT LEA ROUTE, fio'ld Express Trcns tstweon Cfcicngro and Minneapolis and Bt. Paul, vith THROUGH Eeclininir Chair Cars iFP BE, to and from those points and Kansas City.

Tbrouph Chair Cur and Slsepor betweon Peona, Spu- itLa ft andlioux Falls, via Eock-Island. The Favorite Line to ty onefJl town, Sioux Falls, and the Suinsaer Eeaorta aud Huntmgr and Fishing" Grounds of the Northwest. THH SH03T LINE VIA BENECA AND KAVKAKE3 oners c'e travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Iiareu, nd pouucU BiuffB, Bt. Josoob, Atchison, Leaveoworto, Kansas City, icinneapolis, and bt. aui.

For Tickets, Macs, Folders, or desired information, to any iicce Those who come in the fall have the ad-j Mr. L. Lemert came up last Wednes-vantage of our mild winter in which to i day Wlth a wagon ioad 0f turnips.which the stockmen are here and we invite all interested to call and make arrangements. Our prices are the lowest ever offered, and we have the largest circulation of anv paper in Beaver county. Chairman.

Secretary. On the same day tbe Republican Central Committee met and in due course of business moved and seconded that a convention be held at Beaver on the22d day of January '91, at the honr of 10 o'clock a. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the various county offices to be voted for on tbe 2nd ot February or when said election- may be called. The primaries to be held in the different voting precincts on January 17th '91 from the hours of 2 to 4 P. M.

Moved and carried that no proxies be allowed and that each prtcinct elect alternates for each delegate. The precincts are also instructed to select a member ot the county central committee for their precincts. The different voting precincts are entitled to delegates as follows, viz: Alpine 2, Blue Grass 3, Benton 1. Baf-falo 2, Beaver 10, Cottonwood 3, Garland 2, Gate City 4. Grand Valley 1, Hardesty 2, Ko'iomo 1, Optima 3, Pleasant Valley 5, Kenton 2, 1, Welches 2, Paladora 2, Logan 4.

K. G. Dt'SLOP. T. R.

Kinnsdy. TO LADIES I he sold in a short time and at good prices. Mr. Lemert, who owns a farm east of Arkalon on tbe Cimarron river, can The support of the clothing and perfection of figure derived from a good Corset is appreciated by all ladies who prepare tor spnng work, inose wno come in the spring can go to work right away, and those who come in the summer have the advantage of being located in time to sow a big fall crop of wheat. wear them.

We have an over-supply of testify to the merits of irrigation. He has a ditch which enables him to irrigate "Say, Nick I wish you would tell the people that Iv'c got some of last year's stock of wall paper just as nice as any, that I must dispose of to make room for the following varieties which we offer The best time to come is that time best for a few days at prices annexed, which suited to your leaving circumstances in a 9mH Piece of na on ms "le v. orliW that patch he raised over one thousand rtcoenizc as rerr low. Mikado mv hiir new stork that will be here in a you month or so. Ill make it an object to 35c Dr.

Hall Health, 40c; English the ptop.ei w)l0 are aWe to do so, ought win anybody needing wall paper to call and Sattccn. 60c; Lillian, 50c; Leader, 20c; colne the winter time. For then eral nundred dollars- This yar he in-see'me." So says Tom Smith, and he Tricora. 75c Ball's, 75c Tampico, 70c; thev can convince themselves right at tfIld8 t0 tfnd operations and put a don't talk to hear his own music, either. Wood's Spiral Ball's Child's once that we have the finest climate in IarK arta 10 Pttoes, turnips, cabbage He means business, and now is vour Waist, 35c; Duplex, 65c.

Orders by the workC and they will also have the and other vegetables, because he hassat, chance to paper that room and save mail promptly filled at 10c above prices best time and chance tolook around and himself that with proper irrigation money by doiug it. quoted. Smith Burress. prepare tor a permanent location. be can raise big crops.

UiS5 iii VU w. JOHN SEBASTIAN, ST. JOHN, pro tern. Secretary Gsacrel jingw..