Burns Mirror from Burns, Kansas • 4

SdIE FOtgS HUSTLE FOR TRADE, BUT OUR TRADE HUSTLES US. J. W. CUPPLES. it ROAD CART a 3 psj Manufacturers of the Celebrated a IS THE BEST.

IS THE BEST. 1 HH fed It 3 and Lrj THIS CART IS A WORLD EEATES AHD HAS NO EQUAL. WS SHILE ON ALL COHPETITOESi lr Tlie Only Complete Road Cart Ever Manufactured, Jl 3 Fm DURABILITY and COMFORT jrj fZD Made of the BEST MATERIAL they cannot be Beat. XJ1 Guaranteed perfect Workmanship ALL CARTS WARRANTED. BURNS, KANSAS.

am mm i-mi mtti AUi yi i.Jl A. C. RA3ISEY. THE BURNS MONITOR. geo.

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K. (Santa Fe System.) parties should purchase tickets before the euro iis a penalty is 'attached to paying i- roe ou trains. DEALEUSIS CORRESPONDENCE. Summit Sittings. BY WILKIE." Did you ever get left; WTill? Mr.

Jarvis, who has been ill for some ime, died on Wednesday afternoon. Joseph Porter informs us that he is a TV 1x00(18 ey Hardware, Tinware a 77 CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS' i 3 Three-pound cans of Tomatoes for 25 cents. This offer oniy good for 15 days, at Funke Beuke, Burns. Attend the primary on next Friday afternoon. Corn sold on our street yesterday for 21 cents.

Walter Mcintosh, of Amador, lost a fine horse this week by choking on pats. Attend the educational service at the church on Sunday afternoon next at 4 p.m. Graham Flour, best and highest grade, at Funke Beuke, Burns. Mrs. J.

C. Eggenhas been enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Beckers, of Florence, this week. Arthur Funk has gone into the silk worm business. He will probably establish a silk station here.

A force of workmen are busily at work on the Barker ranch east of town, digging pools for watering stock. Brutal Attempt at Murder. Word has been'received here of a brutal and revolting attempt at murder had been committed, in Clark township this county, Friday morning last, which for atrociouness cannot be improved on in the annals of crime. A hired mail, a Bohemian named Frank Patcki, employed on the farm of Jame3 Noon being the guilty wretch. From what we can learn, the hired man came to the house for his meal which the lady of the house prepared for him.

While she was pouring out a cup of coffee, he grabbed the defenceless woman and struck her a number of blows upon her head with a small stove lifter, rendering her almost senseless. Not finished with his bloody work he, drags his victim to the yard and pickling up a board with a number of nails driven into it drove the nails into the quiveringbody and rakes the flesh tearing and lacerating it in a horrible man ner, after which he threw his victim into the hog pen. lie returned to the house ramsacked it and then decamped. Mrs. Noon bleeding and lacerated managed to get to the door and finally crawled through two looms into a little MB 'SEHEML A FULL LINE OF CIGARS.

TOBACCO, CiGAilKTTS, PIPES', Highest Market Pijce paid for Country Produce. The City Meat Market HEISWSHBEE B0B30N, BEEF, FOBS, POULTRY, LIED, We are here for business, and solicit your trade iC" 'v and we will pay the highest price for Hides and Pelts and anything we buy. Try ns. kA'j-KSWjiiSify' BURNS, KANSAS. fm -x a M.

LYON 111 11 ESTABLISHED 1883. SHDEISS I SPECIALTY, WAGOHS REPAIRED, fjow Work neatly and quickly done to order. tW All work Warrented to give Satisfaction. BURNS, KANSAS. CHAS.

C. Livery, and Sale State, FISST-CLASS BIGS P0BRIS3ED, ESF'Draying and Transferring Promptl attended to BELL BROTHERS. DEALERS IN FRIDAY JUNE 6, Strawberries on deck. Note the change in the SantaFe's time card. Screen Doorg cheap, at Bell Florence.

Elder Twigg is the life of the El Dorado Republic-an, 5 The Stroup had fourteen transients for dinner yesserday. Miss Tillie Swengel visited with Florence friends Tuesday. "William Davis, of Arnador, smiled upon us Tuesday for a short time. Gen. A.

B. Campbell will deliver the oration at Feabody, on July 4th. Banker Daggett made a flying trip to El Dorado Tuesday evening. J. T.

Smith and wife and daughter were shopping in Florence Monday. Yrhile driving along the road last Friday one of C. D. Laughlin's horses fell dead. A strike occurred down on the Wilber sheep ranch yesterday which resulted in a walk out by the shearers.

Dan Bair and Harsh Bros, made shipments on Tuesday evening, 'the first shipping cattle and the1 lattef hogs. 4 Two-pound cans of Blackberries, Raspberries; Gooseberries and Corn for 25 cents. A bargain at Funke Burns. Mrs. J.

II. Giles and children went to Kansas City Monday to enjoy a two week's visit with Mrs. Giles' parents. You can sell choice butter for cash at the Burns meat market. 32t The annual straw stacks adorn the graceful top-knots of our village dudes with fanciful colored ribbons en regie.

Lightning struck a hay stack be longing to Harve Lincoln, the other day, and two stack were consumed by fire. J. M. Lilly is beyond a doubt the boss gardener of Milton township. The Squire is a success at whatever he un dertakes.

-J. T. Gourley and I. W. Daggett with their families, attended the children's day service at the U.

B. church last sabbath. M. C. F.

Nonken is building a new house on his farm west of Burns. A-U. ivaufTman is doing the mechanical part of the work. Ladies Fine Shoes, (a bargain" from 81.15 to $3.00, Cash prices omy, at UNIvS CC 15EUKE, BURNS, Mrs. Edna Enright says she is go ing to have her name in the Burns paper if she has to put her head under a stone or go rabbit hunting.

John L. Koeble agent for Stresses Gerstenken's ranch, near this place, sold bushels of corn to Lilly Co. ast week for 21 cents. AY. G.

Smith and wife will start for "Wichita county the first of next week. Will owns a flue farm out there which is growing in valuation every day. The Spivey train, owing to a gen tle breeze, could not climb the hill north of town on Tuesday and the train was cut in two to make the ascent. -lhe scholars at the Rums school gave a splendid dinner at tne school house on the closing day of school, to which many visitors participated. Go to the Burns meat market for Choice Table Butter.

32t -Don't get your hair oTif the cen sus enumerator asks you if you fiver lavebeeu in jail. That is one of the questions that he i3 supposed to ask. Miss Ella Baxter and Miss Nora Phillips will attend the normal which opens at Marion the first of next week. AYe wish for the ladies a pleasant time. Jesse Varner, one of The Moni tor staunch friends from DeGraff, came in the first of the week and helped the editor out with a subscrip tion.

Robert Tuttle and family arrived rom M.isMoi:ri on Tuesday after a two jl .3 pleasant visit. They were accom panied home by Mrs. Tuttle's grand mother. Gasoline! Smith Smallrldge's Onr city schools closed a very suc- eessimtTmou last Friday afternoon Miss ITolrces has, we believe, givn cut is faction both to pupils and pare: it 5. Do not be swindled by the Colorado free lot swindle.

It is a fraud and is so pronounced by the Colorado press and mercantile agency. Read what is said about it on editorial page. li pounds of Granulated cr 15 lbs light brawn Sugar for at Funke B.ojkl:. Burns, Cora Harper, Ada Lobdell and a i i my ji.sjntfiejier were successim the teacher's examination at El Dorado recently. We hope these 'young ladies may be successful in obtaining schools.

-One week from this af lernoon the primary for the electiou of delegates and alternates to the congressional and state convention will take place. The voting hour will be irom four to six o'clock p. m. J. S.

Johnson, the painter, is having built a neat and exceedingly attractive house, on Jefferson avenue. It will be finished a3 soon as possible the work on the same being pushed with rapidity. Pittsburg (Kas) Headlight. ISBGHMB1SE. A.

IIAISSY DE GRAFF. KANSAS. MILLER, BURNS, KANSAS. ASSE, Notice. For the national drill and ecan ment association to be held at Kam: City, June 2d to llth, 1890, I sell tickets to Kansas City and reti at one fare for the round trip.

I)al sale June 2d to 10th inclusive, liniii, ing ticKets to June 12th for return. O. O. Cakk. Agent.

iesf mmm out i H. W. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairirg neatly and accurately done. Smith Smallridge's e'orc. EUENS, KAS.

ACT an OtM Vs fcSci 2 t. GOING NORTH. o. Erpress 11:40 a. ra.

4'U, Accommodation Uo. 4j0, Accommodation 5:25 p. in GOINO SOUTH, r. Viisfiftiier. 5 m.

ho. 4.vi, No. 43U, Accommodation. 1 :05 p. No.

450 In daily except Monday. No. 459 daily i No. passenger, connecto with passenger 6, Espross atFlorence. No.

453, Accommodation connects at Florence vith No. 5, Denver and Utah Express. Coupon ticket furnished at this office and checked through to destination by giv- am throe or four days notico previous to the Kiiecttd journey. O. O.

CABR, Agent. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. STATE. i L. LT.

Humphrey 1 enant-Govrnoy A.J. Felt Attorney General Judge Kellog auditor Timothy McCarty 0. Tretary of State Wm. Iligeins i rt aci rer J. W.

Hamilton School Supt tieo. W. Winans Supreme Court. A. II.

Horton Afociato Justice A. Jotmson D. M. Valentine MARION COUNTY. Funk, of Rifley Tho.

Osborne, of Commissioners, 1. K. Williams, of J. Monro Treasurer Wm. II.

ft. s. Kin? Jl. It. Davis Sheriff f.

E. Foote Probate Judge no. Downes Register of Deeds Ii. D. VanOstrand Superintendent of Schools L.

D. F. Henshaw Surveyor 0. B. Whittecar Coroner BUTLER COUNTY, ('.

A. Leland Judge 26th Judicial District T. It. unlock Statu Sonator, 23d D.M.Elder Representative, 63d D. W.Poe 62d A.

O. IJathburh, Chairman, J. II. Skinner Co. Commissioners H.

Fox D. Conner, County Treasurer T. O. Castlo County Clerk W. H.

Curry Clerk of District Court W. E. Kilgore Probate Judge Daniel Boyden Register of Deeds Austin Bruraback Co. Superintendent K. II.

Hutchins County Attorney (has Bchram Sheriff Sidney lakoman Under Sheriff W. S. Ituskirk County Surveyor John W. Long District court for Butler county open on the arst Tuesday in March, June, September and December of each year. County Commissioners meet in regular session first Monday in January, first Mohday after firs Tuexday in April, and first Monday in July and October.

Special session hold at Chairman's call. CIIUHCII DIRECTORY. CHURCIT. Services each alternate Sabbath. Rev.

D. S. VanGundy, Pastor. CATHOLIC CIIURCn. Services every third abbath in the month, at 10.30 a.

m. Rev. Father Fowler, Pastor. SAbBATII SCIIOOL.Convenes each Sabbath at 10: a.m. J.

Lnley, Superintendent. U. 1. CIIUUCII, services each alternate Sabbath 7 o'clock. Pastor MISCELLANEOUS CAHDS.

0. A. KELLEYj M. D.3 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office at Drug Store, BURNS, KANASS. DR.

J. HABS03D LOVAT Gruduata of MEDICINE, AND PIIAIUIACY. Dr. Lovatt graduated in London, after 7 years of hospital course, and was ii years in Cuierttl practice, 17 years in England and 5 years in South Africa uud East India, lie har beeu iu America 5 yearn. 4 of which he devoted to honi- tal practice.

His long aud varied experience en- lines nun to mo conuiien'se or the people. Chronic cases connulered incurabla a secialty Prompt attention day or night. Oilice and residence I Vi mmwr. tc Florence Hotel. 1 LORLNCE, KAS.

J. M. LILLEY, I ii.dic.o of the Peace. Office with II. rLiUips If I.

4 COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. URNS, KANSAS. VESTERING, PHOTOGRAPHER. liURNS, KANSAS. f.ttenlion piven to cn'iu2ing.

bcupo Portraits a tpceiaUy. R. ZAC1I0RECKY, Manufacturer of SOOTS km SH0IS. FLO KNOE, KANSAS. Cue work done to order.

F.pp.tirini done at prices. neatly 0. J. SWENGEL, Jinrfo anil liaivtiressci' sround ar.d honed. LADIES IT AIR DRESSING A Spoclaliy.

is CRN, FLORENCE HOTEL. JIENR LYONS, prep. i KANSAS. Comer Main ami Tilth streets, Everything clean, comfortable siitisfiictory. and T.

W. BUTCHER, Dealer In WATCHES, CLOCKS IEW2L3Y PJLVKRWARE, SPECTACLES, ETC. Jlcparing neatly and Accurately Done T. W. UUTCIIER, Tiif Phrmacy Jeweler, I'eabody, Kansas.

as well as he ever was. John RlifPT nnrl riarrifi Trrntc rf Burns, Sundayed at II. W. Abplanalp's. Mrnnie and Maud Wilson Ipff.

thp first of the week for a two w'ppk's visit. with their sister at Kansas City. Mi SS Ml1 rrav. Of Tim nor i i vi si i or with T. M.

Leonard and family. We see the sorrel horse hnA rp.il hncr- gy with Chas. White as driver wending their weary way towards Peabody quite frequently of late. There must be sometmngm the wind. Two of Sc muni's nrornismo- vouno- meu "got it in the neck" in great style babbath evening.

Thev will recov er. Children's Dav at thft TT. V. phnrii last ts.i.bbafch was a verv snccpssfnl af fair with the exception of the omission ui prayer. ne eniiuren aid very well ndeed.

-Thomas Peterson rlipd at liii in Summit township on Monday, June ana, oi neart atsease. Although the deceased had been troubled more or less for about a vear his death wns un expected. His remains were interred tne lorence cemetery. The farmers' alliance will have a pic nic in Brooks' trrovfi on JTrmp Qth Prominent sneakeis from riiffprpnt" parts ot the state Will be present and -1 .3 Ji -n auuress uie people, niveryooay cordially invited to be present'. Science Kidge Points.

BY K. E. G. Points are somewhat scarop. this week.

Will snvth transacted hminpss in tjnase Monday. Died vie Nonuen and tvifp rh'nprJ nt. xL. femi th fcsunday. Ave we to celebrate this vear 9 Ws suggest a sort ot a family picnic.

E. W. Tuttle and wife, camp hnmp Tuesaay moiaing. C. Ravburn went to Ppnhorlv "Mon day.

He rides in a new cart now. Dan Bair shinned a car of finp crpova to Kansas City Tuesday. Norman Bair came hnmp IVpiWc. day. He has been away several weeks.

caused bv the sickness and nf his father. Of interest to Bill and Tim- Thp editor thinks of employing a Chinaman to read your letters. Amador News. BY Lee Kelsheimer has a. o-oorl wni-t horse that he will dispose at sale at his uome, nair mne norcn unristian church H.

Latbrop has purchased a coon- cooker. He can boil a 76 eallon kettle in one and a half hours. It is just the shing for corn raising. R. S.

Clifford's horses have thp rHQ- temper and it is breaking out on them. The rain Fridav last was a blessinrr in this section of the oountv as flip growing crops needed it badly. Lee Kelsheimer was in P.orns Thurs day with his double box on his wagon. He said he was going to take a ioad of cobs hsme from the Walton farm. Progx-am of the Clifford Sunday oenooi convention.

The annual convention of the Clifford township -Sunday school associa tion will be held at the Church, Sunday, June 15, 1890, at two o'clock p.m. program. 2 p. m. Devotional exercises, conducted by Rev.

Cameron. 2:20. Address of welcome, by township Response by W.J. Douglas, Rev. Cameron Music.

2:40. Address by County Supt. Fisher. County superintendent work. Music, 3:00.

Paper, by Mr. Ray burn of Brown school. The S. S. Discussion, Let.

by Mrs. McCrosky. Music. 3:15. Address, by W.

J. Douglas, Mu sic in the S. Discussion, Let. by Peter Nonken. Song, quartette Beautiful Gates.

3:30. C. C. Page, Sunday School Finance. Discussion, by M.

Lilly and F. H. Lobdell. Music. 3:45 Children's Meeting, conducted by W.

J. Douglas. Reviewed by J. M. Linn.

Song. 4:15. The greatest needs of the S. Adelbert Coppins. Discussion, by 1 D.

McDougal andFerdinan Bell. Music. 4:30. Paper, A practical Sunday school worker. Discussion, Win.

Cain and Philiph Smith. Music. 4 :15. Brief report of schools of town- ships, Miss Cora Harper. Report of committee on resolutions.

Song. The State Convention, Miss Elva Commons. Song and benediction, All interested in Sunday School work are requested to be present. J. M.

Linn, Yice-President. Go to O. F. Tomlinson's for the Standard Binding Twine. The best twine in the market.

Eeport of Burns ScliooJ. The following is the monthly report oi the Burns school for the month ending May 30th, 18C0: Number neither absent nor tardy, Hugh Allen, Grace Lilly, Ora Greenhaw and Lizzie Walsh. Highest average in divisions: Class Arthur Eaken; Earl Eaken; Edna Jordan. Highest average in primary division, Class Joe Westerhaus; Anna Allen; Lizzie Allen and Fred Miller; Lena Jordan and Bennie Strotkamp. Number of graduates from the common school, course 1, Arthur Eaken.

Average 95. Ina Holmes, Teacher. TIE SHEET WARE, MILS, Hollow Ware, Cutlery, Garden Tools, Barbed Wirr We manuf acturt aU our tinware. Prices low as the lowest. IT TIN-i-ROQFING-: AND-: SPOUTING-: All work warranted strictly first-class.

West Main FLOIJENCE, KAN. bed chamber closet vvhere she was found in an uncohscious condition by her children when tney returned home from school. The cause of the deed was for the Noon had a stock which This Patcki object of robbery as Mr. few days prior sold some amounted to about 7( vnew, but the money with all the pains taten he did not get, for the same was being deposited in xhe bank by JNoon while the attempea muraer was being committed. The night following a man supposed to be the murderer was arrested at Pea- body by the marshal, but that officer not being certain of his man, left him in charge ot the hotel clerk with instructions to watch him until he went out to find the sheriff, and on the officers return he found that the clerk had let him make for the brush and escape.

A fellow tallying to the descuption of the murder was seen crossing the railroad track near this place the day alter the escape of the man at Peabody and he was headed for the flnt hills east. The description of the fellow hat has been telegraphed is as follows: Age about 20, weighs 145 pounds, 5 feet 5 inches high, light hair almost white, eyes light blue, hair short, light com-plexiDii and smooth shaven face, short nose inclined to pug. When he left had on blue overalls, duck coat, heavy cowhide boots, No. 8, large cheap straw hat is a Bohemian and speaks English very broken. A reward is ofered.

See Funke Beuke's good Roasted Coffee selling at 25 cents. Tbe best in the market. Try it Educational Venice. There will be an educational service in the M. church next Sunday after noon at 4 o'clock.

The program will be as ioiiows: Singing, by the congregation. Prayer. Son 3 Quartette. Scripture reading. Address.

Song Duett. Collection Doxology. A cordial invitation is extended to all. D. S.

YanGrundy, Pastor. All kinds of California Canned Goods, just received at Stroup's. Big Sale of Heal Estate. J. H.

Giles, the Burns real estate man closed a negotiation on land yesterday which amounted to $11,400 cash. Section 34, township 22, range 5, Marion county and section 14 and 15, township 24, range 25, Butler county, were the tracts. The purchaser has ordered the posts and will fence and stock ection i iuiu iu uiiu wm uuuu uyuu unu im prove section.34, which lies juste hP Burns. This is beyond a doubt, largest sale that has taken place in this section mthe last twelve months. Will Survive.

The parties who came from Flor enoe here a few weeks to establish billiard room, packed their fixtures and returned tnem to lorence ester day. The quiet atmosphere around Burns was not in that state as to gener ate the mind of the average mortal to wile away the fleeting moments in the enchanting game of billiards. The tow however, will survive the loss. Ed. Mcintosh is prosecuting the study of medicine in the office of Dr.

Kelley, of Burns. Ed is an intelligent, social young man and will prove worthy the friendship and en eouragement of the people with whom he is thrown while he is striving by his own effort to prepare himself for an honorable and useful profession. Clifford correspondent El Dorado Times. An officer passed throug Burns yes terday on the track of a fellow named Yan Brunt, who 3 wanted for the murder of an old German on the White water on the 17th of May. The mur derer has a team and wagon and a black shepherd dog following.

He was traced to within a short distance of this place. Mrs. Amanda Shockley, of Clifford township, was adjudged insane Tues day. She was in the asylum about seven months ouce before and was dis missed, pronounced cured, but the pas' winter she was taken sick with lagrippe which left her in demented condition She is perfectly harmeless, and was taken back home by her son, awaiting orders to take her to the asylum. Dorado Democrat.

Strawberry shortcake' and Jersey cream make a palatable dish for the horny-handed sons of toil. The price at which these luxuries can be procured is so low now as to place them in the reach of all. Even ye impecunious editor can feast upon them to the ex tent of his ca pacity, let it be large or small, without any sordid thoughts about expenses. Long life to the sue culent strawberry and the Jersey cow, Miss Frank Lyons came up from El Dorado the first of tbe week and will make Burns her future home. i Standard Binding Twine at O.

F. Tomlinson. Mrs. Fleming, we are pleased to note, is improving, so much so that she is able to sit up a part of the time. Mrs.

Sarah Rhodes, of Danville, Kansas, mother of Mrs; Carr, arrived hre on Wednesday evening for a visit. Let there be a good attendance of the public at Brown's school house on next Sabbath. Children's day will be observed there. Mrs. W.

R. Baker and Master Thurston have gone back to Indiana on a visit, leaying W. R. at home to care for things. The Highland school which nas been so successfully taught for nine months by Miss May Gourley, closed on Tuesday of this week.

Two large Baldwin consolidating switch engines, destined for Pureed, were side tracked for a few hours at this place Wednesday afternoon. -Funke Bueke has an emphatic say in their advertisement and locals this week. Read carefully what they say and be governed accordingly 14 pound of Granulated Sugar for 31.00 at Stroup's. J. A.

Hopkins, the hay and corn man of Potwin, spent a few hours in this busy town yesterday, and while here took in the Lilley steam baler. Arthur Eaken departed yesterday for Wichita where he goes to attend the telegraphy college. We wish him suc cess in Ms study. Will G. Smith and wife started on a three weeks trip to Wichita county yesterday morning.

They will drive through, spending some of the time in fishing and hunting. The editor was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers yesterday afternoon by Emma Phillips and Nellie Daggett, Many thanks, girls, and may your lives be as pure and beautiful as the handsome flowers. Groceries as cheap as the cheap est, at Smith Smallridge's. C. A.

Gates is working seyerl horses on his track this summer among which is "Jo Or," a three-year old, which will astonish the natives before he is another year old. This colt is entered in the races which takes place at Peabody on July 4th. Just received, a fresh supply of Florence and Newton Flours. Have three kini. All warranted, at Smallridge's.

There will be a Sunday school con vention at the Clifford church, Sunday, June 15th, and at Sycamore Springs, Sunday June 22. Let there be a good gathering. The engine-, on the Spivey train broke down while coming into Buros Wednesday. After side tracking the train the locomotive and caboose re turned to Florence. Miss Lena Crawford left yesterday for El Dorado, where she will make her future home.

Mis3 Lena has a large circle of friends here who wish for her a pleasant home in that city. Three cans Tomatoes tor cents, at Funice Bueke, Burns. The cheap cut rates will be a thing ox the past on and after June 9th. From that date traveling will again beco me an expensi ve luxury until the railroads see lit to knif a each other again. Frank Tomlinson i3 hauling lum ber from the Burns yards this week to his farm in Chase county with which to build a Louse.

The supposition is that Frank expects to take unto a wife when this new house is completed, Everybody is stopping at the new Stroup House lately the Burns. The chanrre of time of trains has knocked smithereeus out of all our dailies. They come wiggling in nearly 21 hours behind. letters come all O. K.

but paper are fired oft somewhere to be bustled through at leisure. Some days they are on time then we feel thankful, but when they are not, we feel like going out on the prairie, stand on our head and breath dire vengeance. Chas. C. Miller and L.

C. Gates have been rustling with the denizens of Milton and Lincoln this week in the capacity of census enumerators. The boys say that the wind was so strong on Tuesday that as fast as one sheet was completed it was started for Washington at once. a. DEALER IN Sasli, Blinds, Shingles, hfitlu etc.

EST Yards near Santa Fe Depct, BURNS, KANSAS? Bring Jin your job "Wo are ready to print note heads, "bill heads, statements, envelopes etc, neat, tasty and at reasonable prices. Uncle John Cora well has moved his shoe tolas residence where he will be please see all who need, repair mg in the boot and shoe une. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED. For the special accommodation of home and health seekers, weekly excursions leave Kansas City every Friday for Pacific coast, via Santa Fe Routs. Fovorite line to California Excursion tickets cost only regular second class rate.

These trains carry Pullman tourist sleeping cars, through without change, to principal California points. Only 3.00 charged for a double berth, including bedding, curtains and other conveniences. Experienced managers go with each party. For further facts, call on local agent. Santa Fe Route, or address Geo.

f. Nicholson. G. P. T.

A. T. S. F. R.

R. Topeka, Kan. Uses the very best material. Does artistic work. lias had 28 years practical experience in working Marble and Granite.

Sells as cheap as consistent with good work. See Sinclair before you buy. say we..