The Chronicle from Windom, Kansas • 5

WHY NOT? Buy a good spring outfit and be P. FAIN BARBER Baths and Barber work 120 Main Street Anthony '''''v. i '--4 comfortable THE Kansas and Oklahoma Granite Company if 1 1 1 tr-iW 1113 It does not require the highest priced garments to give comfort. All it requires is a moderate priced garment. Just so it is constructed right.

That is what we have. We are showing for the spring trade the largest and most complete assortment of Gents' wearing apparel ever shown in this city. We cordially invite you to inspect our goods. J. F.

MUELLER CASH STORE AND CLOTHIER First M. E. Church, Winfield, Kansas Dealers in all kinds of GRANITE AND MARBLE WORK All work guaranteed. Anthony, Kansas Everybody In Harper county knows the Burclifield House Good meals and excellent service. Rates reasonable.

Corner Main and Jennings avenue. "Is your baby sick?" she whispered at last to the woman in black. "It isn't my baby," she whispered back, "and it's dejrid. The mother-is very sick and they are too poor to have a funeral. We're going to the undertaker's." The car stopped and the woman rose to go.

"She must be a deiconess," the curious passenger said to herself, "I've heard of them." Epworth Herald. Copyright 1907 The If Sf If Home of Kuppenheuner Chicago 'ft DR. W. M. FISHER DENTIST Office over First National Bank The Popular Store Where People love to go spg and, SuTminer Goods.

Tailor made Ladies Gar ments for spring wear. The newest spring styles presented to the public. Eastern stock now in. Phnno OFFICE. Ml UESIDENCE 101 Kansas.

Anthony "NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH." Mrs. Julia Jones, one of God's saints, passed from labor to reward, from the home of her son, Harry, 835 South Water street, Wichita, Kansas, Friday, April 3, 1908. She was. born in London, England, married to Major Richards, and as a bride accompanied him to India. After several years returned to England, where he died, and a few years later she was married in Liverpool to Mr.

Aruthur Jones, whose death occurred in Wichita less than two years ago. Her four sons were permitted to attend her funeral, two of them called by telegram hastened to her, but death had claimed her when they arrived. Her funeral was held from South F. L. COLLINS Real EstateBarber The realestate barber, the little Land man.

Nice homes at lowest prices. City property at all prices. ANTHONY 139 NORTH MAIN STREET WICHITA, KANSAS Emporia Avenue M. E. church, Monday, April 6th, the church she loved so well, end of which she was such a valuable member.

After a sermon by her pastor. Rev. Hestwood, and remarks by Mrs. Pollard, her favorite hymns sung by two of her loved friends, Mrs. Helena and Mrs.

Park Dr. W. M. Fisher Dentist Office, Rooms 14-15, Postoffice Bldg. King Mattawa, East Africa.

C. D. Carrithers Phone 83 J. H. Morgan Phone 129 Kiowa charge, with Bro.

Kitch as hone 181 Anthony, Kas. pastor, raised for a new church Rev. Ayers and his wife, missionaries to India, spent last Sunday with us. It Is an inspiration to have the field workers in our midst. Bro.

Ayers is a Kansas preacher. He Is now presiding elder of the Bombay district. CARRITHERS MORGAN Dealers in Horses and Mules Barn Telephone 172 Will buy your Good Horses at all times. Dr. D.

T. PARKINSON DENTIST inson, followed by a vast company of those who loved her, she was gently laid to rest among a wealth of sweet flowers. Life's labor done as sinks the clay Light from its load the spirit flies; While angel bands conspire to say How blest the righteous when she dies. Office suite 415, Barnen Block. Phone 1078.

Residence C21 Nort Emporia. Phone 122 red West Main Street ANTHONY, KANSAS the past year. There were S5C conversions in Winfield district the past year. Motto for the coming year 1,200 conversions. When the last report was in the bishop requested that the Doxology be sung for God's blessings on the charges during th6 past year.

Greensburg charge, Bro. McKib-bens as pastor, reported 160 accessions and G9 baptisms. $41.00 was raised for building purposes. A SHORT EXCURSION TRIP. DR.

T. R. McKEE The Chronicle Is able to give information to anyone wishing to buy an 80-acre farm. Good land and well DENTIST Patterson Redeem FEED, SEDDS AND COAL Lay aside your time and prepare to go on a short European trip one year from this coming summer, crossing over at New Foundland and visiting Glascow, Edinburg and London. A 35 day trip for about $140.

Remember, are boarded on the steamer for 18 days. A trip of this kind can be taken cheaper than an extensive inland trip. Many need the salt sea breezes. It will include the Atlantic coast scenes. Hotel arrangements will be made.

AN ECHO SERVICE. SUMMER TRIPS All order3 promptly delivered 1 Corn chop, wheat shorts and bran, 1 mixed feeds. 1 Phone 10G ANTHONY, KAN. 1 Spearville, April 11, 1908. Rev.

E. C. Pollard, Anthony, Kansas. Dear Brother: For no other reason apparent to us, than because we were returned for the third year, the members gathered a crowd last evening1, and without a word of warning but with malice aforethought, came to the parsonage door with every appearance of friendship, were cordially admitted (because we could not help ourselves) and immediately proceeded to give us the most MERCIFUL pounding jt has been our lot to receive since our'chlld-hood days. Why, they threw all sorts of missiles (tied up In packages) at us, and then went away and left them all with us.

Surely our lot has been cast In pleasant places. All well with us at this time. Outlook for a good year is splendid. Very truly, GEORGE HARVEY. J.

B. Randal, Rev. Knight, Mrs. Pollard and the pastor will give echo talks on the recent conference next Sunday evening. J.

B. Randal on the College Banquet and Princely Collection, Rev. Knight on the Con-firence Love Feast and Bishops Sermon. Mrs. Pollard on the Personel and Social Qualities of the Conference, with the missionary outlook.

The pastor ou the Reports and Evangelistic Services. President Roosevelt sent a wreath of Easter Lillies and Ferns to the funeral of Bishop Fowier. Bishop Fowler said one day about year before his death: "I've been looking over my sermons and received the greatest comfort from the fact that ,1 always preached Jesus Christ. Florence Nightengale, the famous nurse of the Crimean War, Is still living. She is 88 years old and on Ml THE CHRONICLE.

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Richarkson RECEPTION. THE ROCK ISLAND HAS ON SALE DURING THE SUMMER, EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE NORTH. SOUTH. EAST AND WEST AT VERY LOW RATES. A FEW OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE RATES ARE NAMED BELOW: To Colorado Summer Vacation round-trip tickets on sale daily throughout the lummcr months.

Final limit, October 31. About half the regular round-trip fare. Special round-lrip tickets sold the first and third Tuesday of each month. Limit, ii days. Very low rates of fare.

To California and North Pacific Coast Summer excursion round-trip tickets sold daily. Final October 31. Choice of routes and liberal stop-overs. Jamestown Exposition Fifteen-day, 60-day and Season tickets on sale daily at low rates. Variable routes and liberal stop-overs.

Boston, Mass. Excursion tickets sold July 25-18. August 31. Chicago and Great Lakes Summer tourist tickets sold daily. Limit, October 31.

Ask for copy of illustrated folder, 'Chicago as a Summer Resort." I. St. Paul and Minneapolis Summer tourist tickets sold daily. Limit, October 31. For full information about these and other special rate opportunities, address J.

A. STEWART, General Agent Passen-ger Department Kansas City, or call on her birthday, March lGth, the free The Chronicle for the year 1908 will endeavor to improve and grow in efficiency. For 17 years it has kept its head above the financial waves that have crossed its pathway. The late act of the postoffice department will compell us to cut off those who have been getting the paper but not paying for it. We lose a few of the ministerial brethren who though they The Congregational people gave their pastor, Buck, a reception at which about 60 people were present.

Addresses were given by R. P. McCollock for the Presbyterians, Rev. Tanksley for the Peciple church and the writer and his wife for the Methodist church. Rev.

Buck responded in well chosen words. We bespeak for Rev. Buck a pleasant pastorate in Anthony. IMOOOOI have received it for the past ten Mrs. Mina Glover dom of the city of London.

Our daughter, Mrs. Dr. Parkinson, leaves next week to spend 10 days with her sister, Williams, at Norman, Oklahoma. The Epworth League of our district should plan to send a party of delegates to the institute at Winfield during August. A commendable way of helping others has been adopted by Trinity Temple, Pittsburg, Penn.

Gospel teams having been organized will take turng in conducting dally religious services at the 26th street police station. years, think it not worth the paying. We forgive them and bid them good-by. We hope to be able to give news from the various charges in the conference as well as our home locals. B.

D. ALLEN REALTYCO. Farms and Ranches a Specialty A Good Li3tof City Property 112 S. Market St. We have arranged for card correspondence with some of the brethren of the conference, giving us the news of the district.

Any who did Many of the friends of R. A. Dadis-man would have een glad to have seen him promoted to a Rood charge in the Larned district, so that he could have been with his afflicted wife. The doctor forbids her living in this altitude. But few men in the conference have given more loyal and devoted service to the church.

Such service demands consideration. Evangelist G. L. Miller was at conference and will move down from Iowa to Kansas or Oklahoma. He is a popular evangelist.

Wm. Clapper is back again in the pastoral work and is doing well at Englewood. It was Bro. Clapper who gave us the mission horse that started the church at Harry street, Wichita. Our new court house looms up nicely.

It will be a credit to Anth-any. dorado, Is making many friends. He took the place of Frank Fay. Fay Is liking his new home. Anderson.

Pracht, Runyan, Dib-bens, Bernstarff McNeil and Bixler are our conference evangelists. E. T. Nickolson, of Cheney, la making a good record. Mr.

Nicholson came to us from the East. THE EMINENT TEACHER AND VIOLINIST. Mrs. Glover comes from a family of musisians and from early child hood she has cultivated her remarkable talent as a violinist, until today she ranks among the great artists of the United States. Mrs.

Glover studied under Herr Gustav Birn, graduate of Berlin and Leipsig, Germany. Yes. we are In Anthony to teach music. )o not think about it all winter but go with a will. Music is allied to the highest entertainments of man's moral nature, love of God, love of country and love of friends.

Schumann. C. O. Glover, Teaches---- Bands and Orchestras New England A DEACONESS STORY. It was a queer little party that boarded the Halsted street car; a man with a sad, distressed face and a woman wearing a black dress and a plain, black bonnet.

She carried In her arms a baby carefully wrapped. It lay very still and the woman seemed afraid of disturbing it The man found a seat on the other side of the car and the passenger next the woman saw her slip a coin into his hand, which he held until the conductor came for the fares. "I wonder if she's a widow," mused the passenger. "I wonder what relation the man is to her? I wonder" not pay at conference can do so. by sending us stamps or a postal note for the year's subscription.

To our home readers we 'will be glad to come into your' home but if not wanted please state so by refusing to take from office or notify us by card. The law only recognizes regular subscribers. There was an Increase of 1,643 members in our conference the past year over and above all losses by death and otherwise. Mrs. Pollard was called to Wichita to attend the funeral of Mrs.

Julia Jones, an honored member of the Emporia Ave. Methodist church. Dr. Roach, Anthony's veterinary doctor, Is doing excellent practice In his profession. He has, of late, saved sev-earl fine horses to their owners.

His practice is increasing. Missionary Ayers of Bombay, India, spent last Sunday with us giving three addresses. His visit to Anthony was a blessing to our people. His seven years in India have been blessed of the Lord. Any church can well be congratulated In getting his services.

He returns to India next fall. He waa presiding elder of the Bombay district up to the time his furlough was received. W. L. Alexander sent to the Wichita Circuit, is a young man of wonderful, success as a soul-winner and as a church builder.

We predict for that charge a successful year. Cafe E. T. Warren, Prop. Kans o-o Anthony, Rev.

A. of Ness City, has a commendable article In the last New York Advocate..