The Burden Times from Burden, Kansas • 4

Burden School Teachers. THE BURDEN TIMES. "The following are the names of the Burden school teachers for the year QUALITY W. L. Hutton, Publisher Proprietor.

1907 and Principal, Prof. N. H. Bartlett; A TIME TABLE A. T.

S. F. Ry, East Bound Passenger. No. 202 ............9:17 a.

m. No. 204 9:45 p.m. Way Freight. No.

224 .....8:30 a. m. No. 218 ...10:40 a. m.

West Bound Passenger Published Every Thursday. Grammar, Miss Rosencrans; Gram Do you believe in Quality? Of course you do. Sometimes your tempted to economize hut von SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.00 PER YEAR. mar, Miss Maude Dyer; Intermediate, Margaret Fitzgerald; 2nd Primary, Entered nsgeroiid class matter Dec. 28.

1906 Miss Ida Wolley; 1st Primary, Miss at the ltost office liimlcn, under the Act or Congress or Marcu la V. Bertha Hatfield. This is an excellent generally learn that Quality pays best. We have found after years choice of teachers; all, with the excep OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. No.

203 6:24 a.m. No. 201.......... 5:47 p.m. tion of Miss Rosencrans, are well and of studv that "Good favorably known, and have proven themselves teachers of most excellent Way Freight No.

219 3:25 p.m. worth. Miss Rosencrans comes to us Goods" make steady patronsthat Qualitv is No. 223. ............5:47 p.

m. A FATAL ACCIDENT. Earl Haywood, of Atlanta, Shot Him highly recommended; and we predict for her, Porf. Bartlett, after the strongest force in W. T.

GOGGIN, Agent. his four years successful, faithful administration, certainly needs no intro self Accidently and Died Instantly. duction. building up a business. If you ve-been buying your clothes of some unknown and unreliable make in order to save a dollar on the price of a J.

J. A. MANSER, DENTIST A distressing accident occurred at Atlanta Monday morning shortly after Coming Events. August 28th, Old Settlers' meeting BURDEN. KANSAS.

at Udall. suit you're making a mistake. You will find Office Over W. A. Bowden's Store.

Residence Phone No. 96. Office No. 18. September 2nd, Old Soldiers' Re-un that ion at Island Park, Winfield, September 9th, United States Court at Sterling Suits are a positive economy THE WEST SIDE MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP September 12 to 14th, Udall Agricul tural Fair, at Udall, Kansas.

September 17th to 20th, Soldiers' Re THIS is the place to get a good clean union at "Arkansas City. shave and hair cut. Everything up-to- date, and all work warranted to give September 17th, A. 0. U.

W. picnic satisfaction. Come in. of Arkansas City. C.

H. BOOK. September 19th to 20th, Eastern County Fair, Burden, Kansas. October 1st to 4th, Cowley County BURDEN, KANSAS. there made right look right and fit right.

Any man who is willing to pay $15 to $30 for his suit will get full value by trying one of our latest summer styles. We specialize Sterling clothes because they're worth their price. WE SELL ROYAL TAILORING. Agricultural and Live Stock Associa- ten o'clock in which Mr. Earl Haywood, one of the prosperous young farmers of Atlanta was the victim.

He was a son-in-law of Leonard Wilson, of New Salem. The particulars were telphoned to this place from Atlanta giving it as follows: Haywood was out in his yard with gun and dog, when his dog started to run after a calf which was in the yard. Haywood, took the muzzle end of the gun in his hand, and swung the gun around and hit the dog with the but. The action and jar in some manner discharged the gun the ball passed fairly through Haywoods body, killing him instantly. His brother was in the yard and witnessed the accident.

Haywood was a young man about twenty-four years of age, and was a highly respected citizen of Atlanta. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn their loss. The funeral was held Tuesday, and a large number was in attendance. Quilting Bee. A good old fashioned quilting was enjoyed by a few of the neighbors and friends of Mrs.

John Boyd, at her home one day last week; and not only was the quilting enjoyed, but such a visit, all the by gone good times and gathering, also the present rehashed, making the day a most pleasurable one in fact it proved to be a day which will be long remembered by the ladies present, which were, Mesdames Perry Miller, Ore Ris-irg, Walter Rising, Ed Moffit, R. L. Barker and daughter, J. L. Anderson Loans, Insurance, Abstracts ion, annual fair, Winfield.

5 School Election of Titles, Deeds, Etc. passed off quietly and pleasantly there being no strife for a change in the J. G. Crawford, Notrary Public, board. J.

F. Stodder was reelected as HOWARD COLLINS Burden, Kansas. one of the directors. No fault could The Clothier. BURDEN, KANSAS.

MONEY TO LOAN on Farm and City Property. be found with the action of board in its administration, having managed, the affairs of the district in a most satisfactory manner, and will, without doubt do the same the coming year. VL A married man once told me that married life never fully came up to expectations. Inasmuch of the man's SAM'L J. DAY, Counselor at Law and Notary Public.

BURDEN. KANSAS. i Endorsed By The County. "The most popular in Otsego Country, and the best friend of my writes Wm. M.

Dietz, editor and publisher of the Otsego Journal Gil-bertsville, "is Dr. King's New Discovery. It has proved to be an infallible cure for. coughs and colds making, short work of the worst of R.D. LAKE.

wife supported the family by baking fine cakes while he played checkers at the livery stable all day, I mentally agreed with him or rather, with his wife. Real Estate 6c Farm Loans. Best Rates of Interest in the County. R. D.

LAKE, Burden, Kan. them. We always keep a bottle in the house. I believe it to be the most valuable prescription known for Lung and 5 Throat diseases. Guaranteed to never disappoint the taker.

Sold by all KILL the COUGH STATE. BAMK OF BURDEN Druggists. Price 50 and $1.00. Trial AND CURE the LUNGS bottle free. A BURDEN, KANSAS.

WITH i Foundation of Manners. If parents have one set of manners for the home and another fet for the outside world, the children will copy OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY! and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Williams. The best part of the day was the dinner hour Mrs. Boyd knows just what the furnishings should be for that hour, so it was complete. All in all it was good to be there. A Flight By Night.

And it came to pass during the reign of President Roosevelt, "o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave," that certain ones of the Burdenitish inhabitants became disatisfied with the reign and rule, of this man, and on Sunday evening July 28th 1907, they rose up and got themselves out of the country, and traveled in a north-westerly direction, until they came to a country inhabited by a Willmottiteish people, and stopped and went into the city, but not being satisfied with the mode and custom of that people, they turned themselves around and went quickly up to the land which they had cried out against and forsaken. And lo, even when the morning first dawned they were all in their own land. Now this sect of people were of the tribe of Cephar-baammonia and Ophni. tm to Mrs. L.

A. Hutton left for her home in Gunnison, Monday, morning after a two weeks pleasant visit with the Hutton family in Burden. She will stop off at Preston, for a few days visit with her mother. OB MONEY REFUNDED. those they see in the home.

There must be no selfishness at home if one does not want the boy or girl to grow up selfish. The foundation of the best manners is a good heart, of course, and a kindly feeling toward every one. without this they are but artificial, and will not stand the test of the buffeting of the world and all its opposing forces. This bank made its bow to, the public nearly Twenty-five Years Ago. During that time we have aided and encouraged every legitimate enterprise for the upbuilding and welfare of this, community.

Our record oi a Quarter of a Century will bear the closest scrutiny. Security of Funds Liberality of Treatment have contributed largely to our success and are worthy of your consideration when you are seeking a financial home. Want Column. FOR Bred Poland China Boars. Enquire of W.

B. HARRIS, 3 miles SOUth of Rnrrlpn. "Kansas The world is what we make it. For ward then, forward in the power of faith, forward in the power of truth, forward in the power of friendship, forward in the power of freedom, in the power of hope, in the power of God. Vincent.

Sometimes a man on his' vacation wonders, when he has found it, why he tried for four bours to locate a boarding house in the woods. Anticipation is always greater than realization. Rural Route No. 3. FOR 1-1-3, block 20; with new three room house, best of well water, fruit, shade trees, good yard, well improved.

Finest corner on east side of town. For further information, inquire or write Mrs. M. T. Freeman, Burden, Kansas.

J. F. Stodder, Pres. I S.CDay, Vice-Pres. C.

A. Truesdell, Cash. GOG-C-GO OC-O'GGG-OOO.