The Burlingame Democrat from Burlingame, Kansas • 3

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THE BURLINGAME Flour-Feed Store, W.P.BEVERLY, Proprietor. I have a very large stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes all for Sale. Deals in Flour, Mill Feed, Hay, Corn, Oats, etc. Opposite Store, Burlingame, Ean. My Goods are all new, are of Good Quality, were bought direct from the Manufacturers for CASH, and I will not be undersold' by any house west of Kansas City.

When in Burlingame call and look my Stock through. I think you will find Quality as good, Prices as low and Stock as complete as any house in Osage Co. We want your trade and we will try to MERIT it both in Quality and Price, and in kind, courteous treatment. Remember the place and DON'T FORGET TO CALL. 1st door west of Post Office, Burlingame, Kan.

Of the Condition of the Fir Nation flank at Burlingame, in the Stat of Kanetu, at the elou of Botlnets, February 8th, 1800. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts 1 1M.W4 60 Overdrafts, secured ft unsecured, 83 13 IT. 8. bonds to secure 18,750 00 Due from approved reserve atronts, 5H Due from other national banks, 3,063 IIS Due from state banks and bankers, 66 Banking house, furniture and fix tures 8,024 39 Current expenses and tuxes 877 76 Premiums on C.

S. bonds, 6,000 00 Bills of other hanks 226 00 Fractional paper currency, nlckles and oents 81 83 Specie, 4 6871)0 Legal-tender notos, 4 001 00 Redumption fund with U. B. treas urer, (6 per eent of circulation.) 843 60 Total 7 81 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In I 75,000 00 Surplus 1,000 00 Undivided prontJ 40 National bank notes 18,870 00 Individual doposlta subject to chock 10R.42T 31 Demand certificates of deposit 1,046 01 Time certificates of deposit 3,656 60 Cashier's eheuksoutstandlng 5 00 Total.

8TATB OF KANSAS I county or oBAoa, A. Minor cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement Is true to the best of my knowlodgo and belief. A. M. Minkb, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of March, 1800. Emmbtt Taylor, Notary Public Commissioner expires February 25th, 1893. Correct Attost i )C. M. Shki.dok, F.

M. Nklson, C. K. Fillky, 1 Election FroHamatiou, H. B.

Pratt, Mayor of the city of Burlin game do hereby proclaim that on Monday, the 7th day of April, 1890, there will be an election held at the usual voting place in said city, for the purpose of electing the following city officers, to-wit: A Mayor, five Councllmen, and Police Judge, tald election shall be governed and the result declared according to the rules and regulations provided by law for holding elections In said city, lu witness thereof, I hare hereunto set my hand, this 6th day of March, 1890. H. B. Pratt, Mayor of the City of Burlingame. Election Froelamattot, H.

B. Pratt, Mayor of the city of Burlingame, do hereby proclaim to the legal voters of said city that, on the Tth day of April, 1890, at the usual time ef holding the regular city emotion, there will be a special election at the usual voting place In said city, for the purpose of instructing the city council to Issue eight thousand dollars of bonds of tho city of Bur lingame, payable in fifteen years from the date of their Issue, with interest thereon at a rate not exceeding six per cent per annum, with Interest cupons attached, payable semi-annually, said bonds to be used for making Improvements of a general nature in tho city of Burlingame, said election shall be governed and tho result declared according to the rules and regulations provided by law for holding elections in said city. The vote of said election shall be by ballot, the tickets used having written or printed thereon the words, "For the bonds," or "Against the bonds," In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand the 6th day of March, 1890. H. B.Pbatt, Mayor of the city of Burlingame.

B. F. HUskardt IMul. "The death of S. P.

Richards occurred Tuesday, at his residence four miles northwest of this city, in Pottawatomie county. For several weeks he had been afflicted with pleurisy which recently turned into pneumonia and resulted in his death. Mr. Richards was 50 years old, and had lived in this community for ten years. He belonged to a large and respec table family, consisting of several generations, was widely and favorably known, and Mb sudden death will be a great sur prise to his large circle of friends." The above is from the Manhattan Re public.

The deceased was a brother of J. P. Richards of this city. The funeral services were held Thursday of last week under the auspices of the masonic lodge of Manhattan of which he was a member. Take Notice, The Osage County Horticultural Society will hold its adjourned meeting at the residence of H.

C. Scott, one mile north of Burlingame, Saturday, March 15, 1890. Free lunch at 12 o'clock, business session at 1 o'clock. Everybody is invited and all will be made welcome. Come with your head full of ideas, and practical suggestions.

Tell us what you know and find out all you can. Ask and answer questions. Hobtato. Commencing March 13th we will sell tickets to St. Louis 7.80 Chicago 1st class 10.80 Chicago 2d class 7.80 Denver, 1st class 10.00 And all intermediate points where pres ent rate la higher.

To all eastern pointa reduction based on the above. T. W. Pate, Agent. There seems to be a disposition among some of Burlingame citizens to defeat the bond proposition.

There is Just one way in which they can prevent the votlug of bonds and that is to get a double geared move on themselves and raise the necessary amount of funds by private subscription between now and the 7th of April, otherwise the bonds will be voted and a mayor and council elected who will use the money as a majority of the people of the town desire them to use it. Passenger train No. 1 due here at 1.88 a. m. ran off the truck a short distance east of Scranton Thusday morning causing a delay of several That section of the track is being laid with new rails one of which was not securely fastened, No damage was done.

BUSINESS LOCALS. Go to Oliver Bros, and lay in a stock of spring goods at cost. The best opportunity ever offered in Burlingame; no old goods, no sham but a straight closmgout. A good team of mules, weight about 1,050 pounds each, for sale by Steve Armstrong. Stray Notice.

Taken up by the undersigned at her farm 1 miles west of BurliBgame, one three-year-old, light red steer with white spot on left shoulder ana on right hip, and branded on left hip with Utter Mrs. D. Evans. Thos. Cain commenced sowing oats this week.

J. Richards resumed wore on the Shepard block this week. Three weeks from next Monday is the day for holding tho city election. Mrs. T.

W. Mings visited relatives in Kansas City several days this week. A lot of ucw covered carriages were received at Filley Son's yesterday. Mr. Royco has leased the Grand Central and embarked in the hotel business.

T. W. Mings shipped a car load of slock to Kansas City Wednesday night. II. A.

Billings, of Marlon, an ex Probate Judge of Osage county is la tho city. Eskrldge suffered a $30,000 fire Saturday night. Insurance amounting to Jas. T. Pringle was attending Lyon county court at Emporia yesterday and to-day.

Geo. Stoors recolved 1388.40 insurance in payment for his loss by the fire two weeks ago." Judge Rambo has been quite sick for several weeks and is now in a very feeble condition. The Osage County Teacher's Association meets in the high school building in this city tomorrow. Subscribe for the Democrat and Kansas City Weekly Star for one year; subscription price for both papers $1.85. J.

H. Witbcck is again in the Stock market; he shipped two cara of cattle and hogs to Kansas City Tuesday night. Mr. J. A Finch and two eldest sons started for Texas Wednesday night where Mr.

Finch expects to reside in the future. The members of the United Brethren church will hold their quarterly meeting in Grantier's Hall in this city Saturday and Sunday. Captain Stoddard, of Eureka, Kansas, was the guest of Capt. Drew the first of the week and a visitor at the militia company's drill Monday night. The store formerly occupied by the Burlingame Mercantile Company is being used by Filley Son as a store room for a car load of new buggies.

The case against Geo. Williams charged with having sold liquors to minors, haB been dismissed, the prosecution not seeming desirous to try the case a second time. L. A. Dutton drove over to Lyndon yesterday where he will remain for sev-erall days transacting business for H.

D. Shepard's branch implement house in that city. The Baptist church closes a four weeks series of revival meetings to-night. About twenty conversions were made a number of whom will unite with the church. The knitting factory directors have con cluded to suspend work at the factory for the present, owing to the depressed con dition of the market and the stringency of money matters.

Rev. A. W. Lawrence is enjoying a va cation and brief season of rest this week, visiting relatives in Crete, Nebraska. He will be absent over Sunday, returning sometime next week.

Mr. George J. Dorr, of Peterton and Miss Angola Godderz were united in marriage at the residence of Justice Chambers in this city Thursday afternoon, Justice Chambers officiating. D. C.

Kent leaves for Chicago the first of next week, for more new goods. The dry goods trade for March, thus far, Mr. Kent saya, is better than that of any pro ceeding year since he has been in Burlingame. We understand that a gad accident oc curred at Alma in the shaft yesterday morning, in which two men lost their lives through the giving way of some part of the hoisting apparatus. Our in formant did not know the full particulars.

Mr. A. E. Foshay, of Overbrook, called on us the last of the week and concluded he wanted the Democrat for about a year. Mr.

Foshay is a good democrat of the eastern part of the county and was a candidate against Heiberling two years ago for commissioner. Walter Oliver returned home a few days ago from the Salina university, where he has been taking a course in civil engineering. He will depart in a short time for the new state of Washington, where he will Join a surveying party that has been engaged to lay out the line of the Oregon Washington railroad The Kansas City Star company has commenced the publication of a weekly paper, the first number of which appeared last Thursday. The paper is full of well-selected news and literary matter, very little space being given to advertising. The weekly Star and Democrat will be sent to new subscribers for $1.65 per year.

We were the recipients of a very pleasant call Monday from Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Turner, of Manhattan, who were then on their way to Florence, their old home, to make a visit of a week.

Mr. Turner is mail agent on the M. A. B. branch, and one of the brightest, most efficient clerks in the service.

His route will be carried by a Mr. Bishop during his absensc. The Kansas M. E. Conference was held in Horton last week, Rev.

G. S. Dearborn is retained as presiding elder of this district and the following appointments for Osage county: Burlingame, W. Mitchell; Carbondale, E. W.

Vaughn Dragoon, J. Mclvlnj Lyndon, Edwin Locke; Osage City, E. M. Randall; Scran ton, John McQuiston. Santa Fe Tims Table.

Golntf East. No. I AtlanUo Express, 8:48 a New ror espretn, in a Kualeru JM Looal freight. Goluf Wart. California 5 I MoxluoandArtxona i Denver ud UWU JO 4 total fi-ulifht i Opm Burlingame Mall.

Ofllo opens at oloaoi Pay mall elosos NlKht Mall from tb east arrives M. A. B. arrives i leave 1:80 a :4 1:68 a J. N.

McDonald, P. M. Sooietlet. A A.M.-CorrintlUnlodgHo.WnieeU very Wednowlay evening before tull moon au4 ever, two week, thereatU. 1.

8. Tatlor, Beo'y. A. Chapter No. meets every Wednctday after fuU trtwr7 week! thereafter.

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KimoUBS, Beo'y. 1. 0. 0. F.

Burlingame Lodge No. 4 meeU every Friday evening. A. Q. SHARP, C.

V. Ki0 Beo'y. N. 0. of No, meets the second and fourth Tuesdays lu each month In Paulson I Oxo.

Stoors, W.H.Cofctws. Lodge Deputy, Dictator. K.of meet every Thursday evening In PauUteu's Hall. KAKL IlILB.C. C.

altsb Davis, K. of B. 8. K.of A. 8 8 meets every Friday even-tag- at Paulsen' Hall.

ED. CUNNN1NG1HAM, Id. Lawn. R. 8.

M. W. ChurchtS. First Pukbbttbrian, Preaching every 8ab-oatb at 11 a. m.

and 7:80 p. m. Sabbath Soiiool at co. and Thursday prayermeetlng- at p. m.

A. W. Lawhknos, Pastor. Baptist. Meeting every Sabbath at 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 :6 p.m. Prayermeetlng every Thursday night.

First M. B. Chorch. Sunday servloes: Class meeting at 0:30 a. m.

Preaohlug, at 10:30 a. m. m. Sunday school at i m. Young people's prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7 :80.

Hegular prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:45. D. R. Moore Pastor, LONGLEY, M. PHYSICIAN, BURGEON DENTIST, Office over H.

D. Shepard's fopcka Avenue, (31) Burlingame, Kan. iR. H. BURROWS.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Burhngame, Kan. Office over Cad Son's aboe atore. All calls in town or country promptly responded to. FISH, ATTORNEY and COUNCELLOR AT LAW. Practices in all State and Federal Courta.

Burlingame, Kansas. T. PR1NGLE, ATTORNEY COUNCELLOR at LAW. Office In Bank IhtrHngwm, Kan. J.

HAVERFIELD, Hews acent Papcra, Magazinesf Books, Sheet Music, and anything in the News Lino. Two doora East of Post Office. Burlingame, Kama. LOUIS STOWE Barber. The Oldest Experienced Barber In the City.

Keeps the Finest Shop in the City. Shampoo, Hair cut, Shave or Sea Foam neatly done. Topeka Ave, 1 door south of G. W. Stoors.

Delmonico Restaurant MRS. E. M. GRISWOLD, Prop. The beat meala in the city.

Oystera served in every style. Ice cream, Lemonade, fine cigars, confectionery of all kinda. Lunch counter in connecion with restaurant PLAYFORD SON, Druggists West of SHEPARD HOUSE, Burlingame, Kanta. frewBlacksmithShop I am prepared to do Central Blacksmilhing Hone Shoeing. Location.

Opposite H. D. Shepare's Office, Burlin game, Kan. Call and see me. Satisfac tion guaranteed.

Ed. Wood. Burlingame City Bakery CHAS E. BUEMLER. Proprietor, Also keeps on hand Choice and Fancy Groceries, Best Stands of Tobacco and Cigars.

Lunch and Ref reshmenta Served at all hours. Located opposite Burke's store, Santa Fe BUKLINGAME, KANSAS. Dr. E. LONGLEY Wishes to call Espsoial Attention To his IMPROVED FACILITIES For doing DENTAL WORK.

Years of Study and Practice In the Profession have made him proficient, and he baa added tho most modern Improve ments in the Profession to his office. Dr. Longley's office hours for dentistry are 7 to 10 and 1 to 4 o'clock unless obliged to be away by medical calls. He will try to accommodate all comers. Office over H.

D. Shcpard's office, Bank Block, Burlingame, Kansas. Sale! IEEKTPo -TEACHEU OP- I MUSI Instruction given on Organ or Piano. Charges Reasonable. WUTBCOIKOi On.

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IX. Uole, urutrefst. Fort Smith Trial bottles of this wonderful jdiscovery iree at irving nailers orug store. AAr, FLORAL GUIDE. The Piouoer Soed Catalogue of America, eon-tains complete list Vegetables, Flowers, Bulbs Potatoes and Small Fruits, with descriptions prices.

Department otSpeolalties and all worthy Novelties. Same shape and style as proved so satisfactory last year. Many new and elegant Illustrations, handsome colored plate 8x10 Inches, and frontispiece. Special Case Prizes, 1 1.000.00; see Floral Guide. Every person who owns a foot of land or cultivates a plant should have a oooy.

Hailed on reoelnt of 10 cents. which amount may bo deducted from first or der. Abridged Catalogue free. Pure stocks. Full messiiro.

Prions low for hotwst goods, JAMES VICK, Sstdsmafl, Rochester, H. fl -Hfct INI IRVING- ELAXLEB, Prescription Druggist and Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Pointa, Oils, Glass, Satlonery, Toilet Article And SCHO OL BO S. CORNER DRUG STORE. Shepard House Blook. CI) 0 0 Oliver Brothers'.

To -Por- kinds of- GOAL MINING CO. (Successors to' Cole Sturman.) Located 1-4 mile East of Fair Grounds. Leave Orders at (Gkn ID GREATEST CHANCE YET. For the next 60 Days we will sell all woolen goods, Clothing, Cloaks, Caps, Mitts, Dress goods, Hose Everything woolen at COST- All other dry goods at 10 per cent, discount. Bring in cash or corn and get the best bargains we have yet offered.

This is no sham. Oliver Brothers. Filley Son have a large and complete stock of harness, saddles, etc. Farmers will find it to their advantage to examine this stock when looking for goods of this kind. Minna will naviha Iklfrhaat mar.

ket price for cattle and hogs. Headquarters at H. D. Shepard's office. Ask for "Golden Arrow," "Our Ambition" or "Blue Banner" brands of cigars, manufactured in Burlingame and sold by all cigar dealeis in the city.

A carload of new buggies just received at FHley Son's. NOTICE TO SMOKERS. If you call for Burlingame cigars see that the name of E. E. Mootz is printed on the inside of the box; also brand.

Choice teas arid a few other groceries Bros. at cost at Oliver FARMERS! Read the advertisement of Elisha Wood in this paper. 14. AH styles of buggies and standard farm wagons at Filley Son's. Santa Fe BARBER SHOP, Under Shepard House, Santa Fe Avenue.

Everything neat and clean Give us a Call. THOMPSON FULKS. S. L. Van Dylio, VETERINARY SURGEON.

BurUngamo, Kama, Makes a specialty of Emasculation of all kinds. Orders left with him will receive prompt attention. 1 rnfl alk ir ail OHiirr.iTS.V For sale by Irving Haller. THE BUXiLIITGAHE BEST AUE ANT Meals. Lunches, Oyster Stews, All kinds of Drinks, Confec- tionery, Cigars, Tobacco, Nuts, Fruits, etc.

I M. G. Gill's old stand, Santa Fe AvelJ F. A. OLINE.

Proprietor. 3 Teas and Coffees, Canned Goods Dried Fruits Of every Description. Also dealer in the finest Brands of Klour. -All Country Produce 3' Taken in exchange for goods. SAM.

SHIBLEY, The Popular Grocer..