The Chronicle du lieu suivant : Burrton, Kansas • 5

TEbe Gbronicle J. S. Stone in his genial way-issues 1o his customers the best of the meat market. I Dr. J.

H. McGuire. IL.UU bud lii) LQ li udU Gity Paints. Acme Cement. Etc SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC.

White and Yellow Pine Lumber HUTCHINSON, 5. PROPRIETOR Mound Plaster, The subject of Tithing is being agitated in the third district Kan. Convention, at one meeting fifty-six signed a pledge that they would give the Lord atenth. Our people enjoy seeing the pleasant face of Mr. J.

W. Osburn, who is in our city on a visit. He wras a former resident of our City and a staunch Methodist. We were in receipt of a letter from our Brother the past week from Monterey, Mexico. Glad are we to note his health improving and that he is able for Public work.

Mr. Haney an old citizen of Burrton, and an old soldier died suddenly of heart disease on Saturday a. m. Funeral took place from the Christian church on Tuesday. The associate editor of The Chronicle is now pleasantly quartered in Wichita No.

121 7, University Ave. She has taken up a course of music in the Friend's University. CITY MEAT MARKET. Where can be found all kinds of Fresh, Salt and Somked Meats. 6asl) Paid Hides.

GROCERY Great Bargains! KANSAS. STONE, OP THB HEADQUARTERS. WHITE, KANSAS. Egss Butter and Poultry shipped to the beet Jlarke Xansas Dress Goods! General Merchandising. Cash paid for Produce.

Fresh Butter and Eggs always on hand. Our stock is fresh from wholesale house. We sell at the lowest possible prices to live and let live. Prompt delivery made. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Call and see us. S. BURRTON, E. E. KLHIWER DEALER IN, Groceries, Provisions, Glass, and Queensware.

THURSDAY, 5th, 1898. Rail Road Time Table. A.TCIIISON, TOPKKA Sl SANTa FE. GOING WEST. No.

1, California Express -5 P-m- No, R. Colorado and Utah Express. ...5:26 p. m. 7.

Mixed No. 17, Mex. and Call, express Jf. at. Fast freight No.

39, Freight 5 2 2So. 71, Local freight 5,36 p.m. GOING KAST. No. 2, Atlantic P- "J- No.cVKansKiiCitv and Chicago m.

No. 8. Kansas City and Chicago Exp. .9 p. m.

Xo. 368. Mixed JP- No. so. Stock Express P- Ne.7S, Local Freight m.

Trains Nos. 1,3, 4. Sard 17 do not stop for locnl passengers. Nos. 7 and 36S do not run Sunday.

No. 31 will carry Npwtrtn a-id Hutchinson Sunday only. tThroiigh tickets oh sale and baggage checked rongh to any point in the United States; also accident tickets. '4 A. W.

Hoo uk. Joint Agt. midland Rail Road. OOIXG WEST. No.

1, Mail and Express Si 9. Local Freight, arrive depart a GOING KAST. and Express- No. Unifocal Frg't, arrive dep't, p. m.

No 1 make connection at Er vorth with the Union Pacific overland train western oints. Through tickets on -i i s. Union u'fl- Jlissouri Pacific a KASTI5C r. So. 10.

Denver Pt. IO No. 464, Wichita K.i No. 4G, Geneseo Ac'di ii ru 4. p.

iri i). No. 9, St. T.uisand i anvei -Nor'4V Wichita Ac dm. arr irfl Wnv depi'.

6:57 p. ti .13:00 a. in a. Trains NoM-3 and Jftltio run on aiinuay. Cars run throush oul without change Chair Cars to Denvrr fn of charge.

This i.T the short WAe to all points west. 3. Leimhack, Agent. Wedding Bells. Corn buskers are busy.

Be a Pillar in God's Temple. Autumn breezes have come. Iy inyour winter supplies. reach. The best of Groceries at Grovers.

Get ready for northern blizzards. Our congregatio ns at Tillie Dale are good a live Chri -tian full of warmth Hly Fire Prescriptio: filled to order at Qfi-rxVi'e A -rii or ctnre. About 100 new subscribers went tfin our list last issue. Engineer Delano -and- family have moved to Newton. Our young people at Centennial show good musical talent.

Ask yourself the question "What is my relationship to God. Let your face be full of cheer and your heart full of kindness. McManus of Newton is doing a big business as a merchant. Dr. Quale is a tireless worker as a lecturer and as a preacher.

Chester I. Long spoke to a full house here on Tuesday night. Blampied Sons will furnish your, coal at the lowest prices. Wheat sowing is over and the prospects of future crop good. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! at The Palace Drug Store.

Bring out, dust up nd put in good repair your winter clothing. A fine lot of Holiday Goods will be found at Wilson's drug store. A large line of Silverware at the Palace Drug Store. The Wichita Eagle is the most popular Daily in the state of Kan sas. M.

T. Hildinger has removed his store from Newton to Cottonwood Falls. The Lumber yard at Buhler sold $10,000 worth of Lumber in ten months. Ou- League has planned for a series of lectures again the coming winter. We have enjo5Ted Pastoral work in the Centennial Society the past two weeks.

Albert Welch will soon close out his stock of goods at his present rate of sales. Groceries of the best grade, dry goods of all kinds are found at G. W. Whites. Miss.

Beatric Cooley is spending a few days at Newton and Wichita with friends. Come to the Autumnal service on next Sabbath at Barjton. Services at 1 1 a. m. We note that Rev.

Nusbaum is weilding a good influence in the Kansas Convention. By desire, prayer and simple trust elevate yourself too a more genial religious clime. Friends of Mrs. Alma New nee Comes, will find a full obituary in the Nickerson Argosy. As you build a fire these frosty mornings think of the need of Holy Ghbst fire in your heart.

Missionary Conventions are being held thisweek at Valley Center, Sedgwick and Newton. Santa Claus has arranged to make his headquarters at the Palace Drug Store. Our public schools are making a good record. Excellent work isbe-, done by both teachers and pu-yis. On the removal of the Welch store an excellent opening is made in Burrton for a first class drygoods store.

Don't forget that -the wheels of ife one day will stop, and all that is earthly of you will be a cold lifeless corps. We enjoyed a visit to our Public schools the past week. Burrton never had a more promising class cf pupils. A fan, an overcoat, an umbrella, and pair of overshoes are not amiss as you. travel in Kansas during November.

Irwin and Brown" of Hutchin son gives us their "add" this issue. When in that city call and examine their stock. All old people of the town and community are invited to attend the Autumnal service next Sabbath November 6th. Rev Somerville of Lawrence was a guest of Mr; Samuel Woodward last: week. We enjoyed an hour of social chat with him.

The Stars and Stripes were hoist ed in Porto Rico on October 18th. The sovereignty of the island thus passed to the U. S. We are invited to hold a 10 days meeting at Carlton, as we have relatives at that place. We desire very much to go.

The special official train that visited Burrton a few days ago has created expectatiohs of future pros perity in our little city. The best place in Burrton to buy fine stationary or school supplies is at the Palace Drug Store. The Carbiner Brothers Grocers Halstead, is the place to go for bargains. All goods guaranteed. Orders promptly delivered.

Do we see clearly the importance of giving our time, attention and energy to S. S. Work. Come to the Convention November 1 1 and 12. The South Western Advocate edited by Revs.

Lowther and Homer is fast gaining prestige. Their headquarters are at Winfield Kansas. -x 24,000 indian boys and girls are under instruction in the United States. A steady advancement is being made in'their morals and in telligence. Let every Sunday School worker of the county attend the S.

S. Convention here November 11 and 12. The best speakers and workers will be present. The Wichita Eagle is the popular daily of the state of Kansas. Published at 4 a.

m. each day, its telegrams are the latest. It reaches Burrton at 2 p. m. E.

J. Davidson, Supt. of transportation on the Frisco Railroad in company with C. R. Gray the Division Supt.

were in Burrton last week looking up the interests of the Frisco Railroad. Treats all diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose specially. Glasses Scientifically fitted. Office in Masonic Temple. HUTCHINSON, KANSAS.

Dr.F.V. Woodward. DENTIST HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. if Corner Main and Sherman streets Door to the left of head of Stairs Ofiice HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. K.

Blanpied J. S. and J. W. Blanpied E.

BLANPIED AND SONS. Shippers of all kinds of Grain. A Buying Stations: Buhler and Patterson. RURRTON KANSAS B. Harrington.

DEALER IN FnrnitorG, Mnsical Instrn- meats, Sewing and Undertaking. 4b BURRTON, KANSAS. C. W. STROH.

Dealer in- Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy n. and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varn ishes, Brushes. Glasses, Sponges, Soaps, Physician's Prescriptions carefully and quickly compounded. BURRTON, KANSAS E. F.

GROVER Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries. Buyers and Shippers of Country Produce. BURRTON KANSAS. MacMes ndow SMes Country Produce a Specialy Halstead, JO. rn a an ri The Wichita Marble Co.

Our soldier boys are now arranging for their return to Leavenworth, their furloughs having expired. A large majority of them want to go to Cuba to straighten out Gen. Blanco. Mr. McArther is found at the A.

A. Bellman stand as an accommodating clerk and will wait on the Public in the sale of the entire stock of goods put on the market. Call and see him. The vacant seat of Father Ayers in our church circles saddens the hearts of his many friends. His constant and regular attendance his cheering testimonies and prayers are greatly missed.

The business house of Tapp Bros. Hanshaw, 255 and 257 North Main, Wichita, is the place for bargains in shoes. A specialty made of fine shoes. Large sales with little profits is their motto. One of the best Clothing houses of Wichita is that of Fulton, the Clothier.

His stock is always fresh large assortment and latest styles. He invites you while in the city to call and examine his gxds. i One of the popular groceries of Halstead is the firm of Carbiener Bros. They occupy a spacious room. Their stock is well selected.

Fresh supplies always on hand. Coffee sells at 10 cents per pound. closed our meeting at Centennial on Monday night to be resumed again on Friday night Nov. 4th. We wish to be in attendance at the Missionary Convention at Valley Center, Sedgwick and New ton.

An Autumnal and Jubilee service will be held at Centennial on November 13th. The old mort gage on the church will be burned and a general praise service held. The Brass Band will aid in the sacred music. The following are the leaders of our our young people's league services for November: First Sabbath Bert Stone. Second Sabbath John Hale.

Third Sabbath Otis Crawford. Fourth Sabbath Birdie Shephard. While in Buhler last week we noted the business done by the Buh ler Roller Mills. Mr. Wall the manager is a rustler.

His Mill is running now on its full capacity. His brands of flour are excellent. Bran and shipped stuff constantly kept on hands at the lowest prices. The Weinsach Grocery, East Douglas, Wichita, makes the finest display of fresh fruits and vege tables. Their Groceries fresh and given to the public at the lowest possible margin.

Delivery wagons takes orders to all parts of the City. West Side orders solicited. Prompt attention to all customers given A. A. Bellman is closing out the Tamplain stock of goods at the Big 4 store.

Bargains are still given to the public. Mr. John McArthur is the manager and accommodating. The public is in vited to examine the stock. All goods are discounted for cash.

Every thing in the grocery line is kept in stock and will be promptly I delivered to any part of the city PARK HARSH, Have demonstrated to their entire satisfaction that the Secret of Success in business is Quick Sales Small Profits, We shall be pleased to make you prices on any monumental work through either of our eight traveling salesmen or by a personal call at our Show Rooms. Do'nt Fail To see the House that Makes you the Lowest Price in Southern Kansas. No. 2 1 North Main -QF-nnr a Established in 1SS4. en iu a SHIVB.

G. H. WELCH, Norton's Marble Works. DEALERS IN riarble and Granite Honuments, Etc. Good Work, Xot Cheap Work, is our Motto.

722 Main Street Newton, Kansas J. A. WELCH, J. W. J.

A. WELCH SON, BANKERS PRIVATE BANK. A general Banking, Real Estate and Insurance business transacted.