The Chronicle from Burrton, Kansas • 1

r. iA 14 fW JLJLL i I 1 iL 11 arfWPgW-yaugg apJ mm in in mm jmiaBCTwwiwiWHM Vol. r. "UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER TO GOD" i i i i i i i i 7 Burrton, Kansas, Tuesday, February, i 1898. No.

1. 1 .7. Lecture Course. The next lecture of the series to be given will be an illustrated lecture by Rev. Roberts of Pratt, Kansas.

Mr. Roberts was formerlj7 a student of De Pau University. He has one of the Mr. Stroh is beautifying bis drug store. Mr.

Durflinger united with the Church, last Sabbath. Dr. Irwin and Dr. George passed through the city, Wednesday. Wilson comes out in a new add.

His drug store is palatial in appearance and name. We are Selling Best Patent Flour Either Libert yBell or Peerless Princess at $1 25 per sack. Good package Coff at 10c per lb ulk two lb. 25c Four pkg6. Glo Starch 25c Corn 25 Ten bars Ark Soap 2'c Our L.adit-s' Lh- Dongola Shoes at 1.50, SI 75, $2.00.

S2.50 ami $3.00, are nil ennine Bargains. You are invited to compare these goods with what other stores are offering. If we can't save you money we don't want your trade. Men's Shoes in and Congress at Sl-50, $1.75 $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. is a in- that positively cart be beaten any wlier Ghidren's Shoes from $1.00 up.

CLOSING OUT. The lanre stock of General Merchandise of the Tamo! in Mereanttfe C. GOPiVm. Is being sold at cost. Splendid Bargains; good discount given.

Gents Furnishing Goods. Shoes and FaiiryAGroeeries. Call and examine our goods for yourself. E. E.

W. H. THE TAMPLIN MER, CO. KANSAS fj In our new quarters we shall endeavor to give you as full and complete service as you can obtain in Newton or Hutchinson. Paying no HalsteaJ, rents and with small expenses, we than our contemporaries in three towns.

In addition to our complete stock of Drugs, we handle a large line of Drug Sundries, Silverware, White Lead, Mound City Mixed Paints, Machine Oil and Axe Grease, Stocks and Poultry Foods, Window Glass, Lamps and Chimneys, Books, Fine Stationery, Tablets, etc. Special attention given to the compounding of Physicians Prescriptions and Frmily Peceips. Call and see us. The WILSON DRUG HDW Proprietors of 3 GROCERY -1 1 1 i 5 V- reat Bargains. best stereopticans.

His lecture on the "Man of Gallilee" will be timely as our S. S. lessons now are on the life of Christ. This lecture will be eriven on Tuesday evening, Feb. 8th.

The same at Centennial on Feb. 9th. "Ben Hurr" illustrated Feb. 10th in Burrton, These lectures are given under the auspices of the Epworth Leagues. Slutz's Lecture.

Jr. Slutz of. Wichita filled his en gagement here on the 24th. The even mg was stormy hence his audience was not what it would have been if it had been otherwise. His lecture was first class.

His theme "A delusion or two" was well handled. Our people declare it to be one of the best lectures ever delivered in our city. We commend him to the leagues of our conference. You will not find anything better on the Lecture Bureau. His charges are reasonable.

"'Till He Come." In one of the books of the well equipped libraries of Lawrence is a bit of history generally unknown. It concerns Lycerges, the law giver of Sparta. His life of stern devotion to duty; his self renunciation; his im mortal work for law and the advancement of his beloved Sparta are famil iar points to students Regarding the crowning: act of his life, however. 7 histories have been silent. Having given the best years of his life to the establishment of law, he obtained from his people the absolute promise that they would keep inviolate the laws aid down until he should return from a supposed temporary journey.

Know ing the sacred ness of a Spartan vow, he went away and never returned. Sparta was true to her promise and maintained the wise government for the establisement of which Lvcerges gave up home, and country and life. ears ago, in Palestine, a band of followers gathered around another greater Lawgiver, and heard the words, is expedient forj ou that I go away If ye love me keep my commandments." The years have been many, but everywhere patient, devoted followers of the Law of Love faithfully await the return of their Leader. The earthly la wgi yer did not return, but the Heavenly One shall come again. OKA EDRELL POLLAKD, Lawrence, Kan.

Rev. C. D. Hestwood will lecture in our church, Feb. 22.

We always welcome christians of other denominations in our services. The social at the parsonage Thursday evening was well attended and an enjoyable time had by all, Come again Gen. Gordon, who lectured at Newton last Wednesday night, is one of the best on the lecture platform. Old soldiers gave him a hearty welcome. Mrs.

Moora of Humboldt, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Pugh. She is an old time Methodist. The Sanba Fe R.

R. has the best travel to Chicago and California. Their time is a marvel to the traveling public. Mrs. Murphy, daughter of Jas.

M. Pugh, will return to her home in the eastern part of the state, the coming week. A sack" of Buckwheat Flour from Mr. Daily's reveals to our cook the fact that it is genuine. To those who like Buckwheat cakes we recommend the Flour.

He keeps it in 25c sacks. Try it. G. L. Reedy editor of the Mulvane Record, a Marion Presbyterian Methodist, will visit us in February and give us oie of his excellent Evange listic papers for a Sunday service.

morning The Union Haadware withPar-vin Gorvin, two enterprising young men as proprietors, will maintain its former reputation as a first class business house. A general stock of hardware and implements constantly kept on hands. When in Hutchinson we called at The Leader, one of the leading dry good stores of Hutchinson, managed by W. M. Craig No.

126, corner Main and Second streets. His stock is of good quality: his clerks are accommodating; his prices aae the lowest. This firm is taking front rank in the dry goods business. Gall and examine stpctv is 9. of Rev.

Embree, of First peka, will transfer to in March. church, To-Bridgeport, Our people at Centennial are showing loyalty in their efforts to meet all the finances of the year. Who will be Bro. liose successor on the Dodge City district, is a query smong the ministerial brethren. Rev.

J. W. Somerville, of the Kan sas conference, will be anions the vis itors at our conference in Lyons. Preachers should look to the build insr of churches and improvements of church property during prosperous times. Mrs.

Masters of Centennial enter tained the ladies Social circle at her home last Thursday. A good day is reported. We enjoyed a pleasant chat with Conkling, editor of the Lyons Republican, while on the train Wichita, Tuesday. A sad suicide occured in Newton on last Tuesday that of Dr. Nold-er, a respected and highly efficient physician.

Passengers over the Frisco from St. Louis can get the Midland R. R. at 12:35, noon and be in Denver at early dawn next day. Dr.

Hanna is looking after the chicken crop at Lyons, preparatory to our annual conference which meets there the 16th of March. The Chicago University is asking for $4,000,000 more to extend her work. Immense salaries are being paid to get the best in the land. The Kansas Editorial Association will enjoy an excursion to Port Arthur, Texas, on February 9th. They will start from Kansas City.

Dr. Martindale is closing his term of six years on the Wichita district. "Well done, thou good and faithful servant," may well be said of him. What is entire sanctification? It is an experience of a child of God, wrought by the Holy Ghost by entire consecration and simple faith. Seek it; get it; live it.

We knocked at the door of the studio of the Western Methodist while in Wichita, Tuesday, but found the door locked and the editor had gone to eat chicken. Up to the present time the Be v. Hodge of Argonia, of the Wintield district, takes the lead in the number of conversions on his charge. He reports 140. the largest in the conference.

We ask the Mercy and Help department of our league to prepare a box of clothing and food to be sent to the Salvation Army food and shelter house at Wichita. Let us help those self-sacrificing army workers. E. B. Hildinger is now well settled in his new place of business at Newton.

His stock compares well with any in the city. He asks the public at large to meet him at his new stand. He especially invites his Nickerson friends. The Union Hardware Co. are planning to enlarge their stock of farming implements.

The stock ordered will be in scon. Farmers will do well to call and see them before buying. A new supply of buggies, carts and wagons will be an attraction for the spring trade. When in Wichita call at Stevens', the clothier. 12S Main the model house.

He underbuys and hence can undersell. Preachers on their way to Conference would do well to see him before buying their Conference suits. Remember S. M. Stevens, the hatter, the clothier, the furnisher.

An established firm. Per cent given to ministers. The Salvation Army food and shelter house for the poor, is certainly a worthy enterprise. We were conducted through the building by the manager when in Wichita this week. They give meals for five cents.

Lodging the same. After they are fed and lodged a prayer meeting is had, thus they reach the heart through the stomach. Christians and citizens should help that enterprise Located 211 Isorth Wichita. DRESS General Merchandizing-. Cash paid for Produce.

Fresh Butter and Eees always on BURRTON, Red Front Feed Sale Stable. Second Door West of Midland Hotel. Hutclriiison jansas. Markin's -rb Store. Pictures and Frames.

Easels. Screens, Statuary, Art Novelties. Etc 115 North Main St. "Wichita. We will hold a ten days' meeting at the Van Sickle school house, beginning next Monday night.

The Grocery of the Carbiener in Halstead, is becoming popular with the country trade. Best prices paid for produce. Fresh groceries always on hands. Dr. Slutz had a good house at Canton, Tuesday night.

About two hundred tickets were sold. We insure the Doctor a better house if he should return to Burrton again. One of the popular groceries of Hal-stead is the firm of Carbiener Bros, They occupy a spacious room. Their stock is well selected. Fresh supplies always on hands.

Coffee sells at 10 cents per pound. Stepping into the Union Hardware store we were surprised to see the change that has been made. The room has been enlarged and the stock increased. Mr. Goryin takes the place of Mr.

Stone as a member of the firm. We looked in on the Dry Goods establishment of E. B. Hildinger when in Newton and found it one of the best in the city. Newton shoppers are finding out that Mr.

Hildinger knows his business well and that he keeps an up-to-date store. 'The Man of Gallilee," is a vivid portrayal of the life from the Manger to the Cross, to be given by Rev. Roberts of Pratt, on February 8. Let the church be packed to witness this lecture. A choir of singers will be in' the entertainment.

Admission 10 and 13 cents, Family tickets 50 cents. The lecttre will be illustrated with seventy-five stercoptican pictures from five to fifteen feet square. This under the auspices of the Junior League. The same entertainment will be given at Centennial on Feb. Do j-ou expect to be made perfect in love in this life? Are you growing so to be? Are questions every Methodist preacher is called to answer before they are ordained to the Methiaist ministry.

Entire sanctification is christian experience to be defniteJy sought and obtained. The public when in Hutchinson are delighted to visit the Brehm grocery. Fruits, groceries and dishes of the finest grades and best qualities always on hand. Accommodating clerks and prompt delivery makes it pleasant to his customers. Call and see him.

Next door to Sidlinger's drug store. Important Notice to Farmers. If you are in need of repairs for any your Spring Machinery, now is the time to order them and get them here in time. We can save our customers money, and perhaps worry, if they wiil order their repairs now before the Spring trade The Reystcdte HakwabeCo i WILSON, Druggist. are selling at much lower prices KANSAS EADQUARTERS GOODS.

delivery mad e. and see us. 1 Kansas. Kans. High pracje Wactlies and eivelry.

at low prices. All work Guaranteed. G. M. HOWE, HO East Dosjgjas WICHITA, KANSAS.

Kansas Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Glass and Queens-ware. Couqtry Produce a Specialty Eggs, Batter and Poultry shipped to th- best market. 2G Slefping Kooms. Best $1 a day House in the Stat-. THE HOtEL M.

t. MASTERS. Prop. No323 North Main Street, HUTCHINSON, KAN. THOS Is the man for you, if you want an Organ, church or parlor Piano, or anything- in the Music line.

Call on him or write Wholesale or Retail. Thos. Sliaw, Wiclnta. E. B.

Dealer In Iii rn it Lire, Musical InstrLi-rnents, Sewino-Machines, Vall paper, Window Shades and Undertaking. BURRTON, KANSAS. The Largest Opticie House in the Southwest. SPECTACLES EYE GLASSES AGGU- RATELY FITTED WITHOUT Repairing promptly done. G.L mm hsnds.

houses. Our stock is fresh from wholesale We sell at the lowest possible prices to live and let live. Prompt Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Burrton, am When you can jet GOOD OIL for lOe gal. The BEST OIL MADE for 12c gal, Bui rrton.

2L PGHOV DEAXER IN Sfapls and Fancy GROCERIES, Buyer and Shipper of Country Produce, BURRTON, KANSAS. 142 K. Main Street, WifWfa, Kansas,.