The Burns Citizen from Burns, Kansas • 1

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YO tnp oiu awinsie barber nop. i 1 BURNS. KANSAS. YYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY1 VOL. XIV BURNS, MARION COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1907.

No. 29. IlllSilll A till Mi fRi J1D a oh i io oi oo y.e In A Few oooo cooo Wc have purchased the entire stock of Ludlow Kearnst Park, Mo COOO coo Goods in transportation. 111IB SB 0 si i On account of the extremely bad weather last week we will continue our REMNANT Sale all this week and until Wednesday, next week There are Real Bargains inthis lot; all kinds of goods in Remnant ends. 88 rds 1 it We will also give you 25 per cent, discount on all COMFORTERS in stock.

AS (fib All Cloaks and Capes. All Furs. All Lace Curtains. ONE WEEK ONLY pep cent 1 i I Fop The Next 60 Days We Will Make You Glado ccco cooo S8000 Worth of Goods At Any Old Price. i Very respectfully, The Ig ader rs in I I 5 5 1 li Ik mm fllplK Leaders In Low Prices.

IC1 mwmmnm CASE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. Legal Surveys a Specialty. 1 have a new enjrfueer'n level. -fthe bfcst on the market anil am prepared to mnke DRAINAGE SURVEYS Can tell you exactly what size tiliUK you nenil touruin your laud, uinl where to lay it. Cati ulve j'ou estimate as to cost.

If you content plate draining your ind it will pay you i' bave a drainage survey made and by this meau get the woper siz pipe and in the co-rect location and with grade. Atlclress: Rosso Case, Marion. Kansas a ah) for Spring Shipments so as to have your Tombstones set up by Decoration Day. We have some of the finest of designs in White, Blue or Gray Marble and American and Foreign Granites We have oves 2 0 0 New Designs ranging in price from 11 8g WE WILL PAY jig 37c. for corn, 32c.

for kaffir corn at our elevator. F.L.Giddings&Sbn Cnameled 3teel Ware Our Htrn lan iii) extensive, ctnipleto nnd Iwautiful line of Him celenrutl Lisks Iinriul Gray Enameled Steel Ware. Kvry. article giitirniiteil and warranted for ten years. Give us your order for Roasters Stew Pans Preserving Pans Buckets and Dippers We also have a complete line of Lisk' Anti-Rust Ware, warranted for ten years.

FREEMAN'S HAVE IT CHEAPER. FREEMAN BROS. YOU Can Make $5 fa $10 a day fitting glasses. Full in-Rtmctlons and catalogue fre. Diploma riven.

THE LEADER OPTICAL COLLEGE, Tspeka, Kan. at) if Wilbur 3tarr Go ((w Tuesdav nitrht. Januarv 22nd. Seats cj I'iS 7m on sale at The Leader. Wanted: Sewinjr or dressmaking to do atyoitr home or at my own in Summit i wp.

Call on me or write, Miss Klfle Surber, Peabody Kans. li. D. No. fv (tf29) I can furnish yon all the Money you want on a farm loan on very short notice.

II. .1. Davis, Murns, Kansas. L. Daley and Chas.

Poinsett went down to Kansas City Sunday to purchase spring jroods. Thos. C. Hansen shipped a car of cattle to Kansas City Saturday. Cumminps, the photographer spent Sunday in Florence.

Sale bill work a specialty at the Citizen office. KANSAS BURNS, EDITORIAL. U. 5 GnurGH Dedicates SUN SHINES AND PEOPLE PRESENT REJOICE Hurrah for Curtis! va, ottage jyjEAT jyj arret. TO $503.00 RAISED.

Curtis should get out his pipe of ece and have the boys smoke. Ed Bird was an lsl Dorado visitor Monday. Huv vour Coal at The Elevatok. DEBT WIPED OUT Carries a fine line of Tlie only free trip left for the editor new is not over the Sante Fe but across the Styx "William Allen White on Governor 1 Fresh and Salt Meats. Highest Prices paid for all kinds of Hides.

gff Hoch's message. As a document reflecting the average tone of the average Kansan, honestly and bravely, the message is a success. Phono 7o. 46. J.

W. Osborn, Proprietor. Homer Hoch, iu last week's Marion The sun shouo in all its magnificent splendor Sunday. People flocked to the U. B.

Church to witness and participate in the dedicatorial servises. The seat-inz capacity was taken up. The building is a beauty. It has been enlarged and generally renovated. The entrance door is arranged so that the congregation can see the people enter without Rev.

C. it. Mathis, resident pastor is the power behind the work of rebuilding and is to be congratulated on the success of hisefforts. His faith is firm his purpose steadfast. His admirer hope that he will trust, on, press on.

The $480.00 necessary was raised with litUeeffort. Golden mossages flowed from the lips of those present with a lavishness that was marvelous. It was Record tells the Kansas City Star that it "lied about Governor Hoch's attitude DANGER! and record in the matter of law enforce Yoxi nead not ment" and we believed it and our peopled mm be fearful if you use now believe it. The Star's hell blast are typical of, "Square Dealers." The Topeka Capital theState "Square BALLARD'S riORDIOUND The Burns HolLel p. 'PlOIfJlP Proprietor.

THE PIONEER HOTEL OF BURNS Rooms well furnished and kept. A pood home for a commercial man. The patronaire of the public is solicited and no pains will be spared to provide convenience and comfort to patrons. Dtal organ has this to say of Curtis. Opponents of Mr.

Curtis have attri not a contagion, just a bright sidelight to" human nature. The keys to the churkh were delivered to the trustees, buted his candidacy to railroad influence but the truth is that for six years the Republicans of the St-at, have -had him in mind for Senator, and four years ago he was the choice of a large majority of the Legislature. His nomination is due to Charles Curtis. It can be attri All work guaranteed to be first class No money until stone is erected. Designs can be seen anytime at the Furniture Store or drop us a card and we will call at your place.

Yours for business SvCrites, 13. Pay ton, Rufus Whittaker and M. Rishop by Bishop Weekly. The bishop's sermon was an inspiration divine and the IT. 1J.

choir did itself justice in furnishing music for these services. Burns is proud of her chuehes. The beader Lights Up. for that congh. There are many consumptives who now would be well if they had cared for their health.

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Cures Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Whooping Cough and Lung Troubles. SAVED SICK SPELLS. -Mrs. Emma Johns, Las Vegas, N. Mex.

writes: "I recommend Horehound Syrup to all I know troubled with coughs, colds, I have been saved numerous sick spells, by usinje this remarkable preparation." PRICE 25c, 50c, $1.00 1UUU1 JTm uuuuuui uuu Ideal in reality as well Ad iti name. The Place to trade. buted to the thousands of men in Kansas, not in his own former aud present districts alone nor in his own partv alone who have personly found him an indefatigable and faithful servant in Con stress. It was his readiness to respond to every call and his tfrelness generally effectual in behalf of any task he undertook that made men his friends and supporters in every section of the State. The Leader has ordered five incandescent lights from the Burns Electric Light for store purposes.

Frank Jllllikm says it is not the same old thing JLoaves of D. L. THOMPSON ED. ERYIN BLACKSMITHS. SHOP ON MAIN EAST OF smith's livery SPECIALTIES Horse shoeing, Repairing, Faulting, Buggies.

"Striping 3 Give us your orders, Pread PIU11M I Have you tried 9 Ballard Snow Liniment Co. Mrs. Maria Gates, formerly of this city, died at her home in Los Angeles California, January 4. lt07. Those ST.

LOUIS, our 6 HI LI Short Orders but much better. We are glad to see the light spreading Oscar E. Merry of Lebanon, Kansas, purchaser of the R. Levisee farm writes us that he shipped his goods here the loth. Welcome neighbor and -may the information gleaned from the Crrr- zes be of help to you Uv starting to frinls who knew hr best while here, speak of Sold aud Recommended by lief 'in highest terms of praise, Her son has written of the mot her and the will publish -the letter next week.

UNDERTAKER and FURNITURE MAN, I Fine 0y 5M. will please you 4.