The Burlington Times from Burlington, Kansas • 3

1 Time Table. Atchison, Tpeka and Santa Fa. Tin officiating. Mis Ferguson is a young woman of beauty and refinement, who racuKcr, Kuiutf a. Murry, W.

10 acres of lot 5 in 13-23-16, $500, W. D. Orlando Walking to F. D. D.

Jones, lot 11, block 33, Burl jurocuKur, going west .9:10 p. m. joined the groom here yesterday. Mr. reignt, going east 4:35 p.

Miller is the son of S. W. Miller, a prominent farmer and stockman liv ington, $5.00. lhe 6:30 passenger makes good connections at Ottawa lor southern and western Kansas and Texas points, at Lawrence for Topeka and all points west, and at Kansas City for all rintnta at icif iir W. D.

Henry McFadden to Austin ing near Burlington. He hps been traveling in eastern Colorado for Agent. MlHSOUBI, KANSAS AND TEXAS. somo time with a view to possibly locating here in the future. The marriage was performed in the pres Passentrer, 11:20 a.

m. Passenger, going south 4:36 p. in. Freight, going north 13:10 p. m.

Correct Wearing Apparel. Our Large Store is a Grand Exposition of New Fall Styles. We have spared no pains in making this The Store that it now is. We have added New Fixtures; New Departments and enlarged our already large Departments. With the new arrangement of seperate departments, with good light and the force of energetic, courteous sales people we have, we believe we can make shopping a pleasure to our customers.

at tTeignt, going south 1:40 p. Habby Wagoner, Agent. ence of a few friends only. Rev Boyle being a friend "and former D. Strong, lots 9 and 10, block 16, Waverly, $100.00.

W. D. Harry E. Kelly to A. T.

McGinnis, i of 35-22-44, 1.00. W. Abigail Anderson to E. S. Schellenger, tract 17 acres in 5-21-15, $680.

W. D. S. H. Anderson to W.

O. Schellenger, tract in 7-21-15, $1135. Q. C. D.

Heirs of Susan J. Garrison, deceased, to F. G. Riley, N. pastor of the families in Burlington.

Short Local Notes. The happy couple left this morning for Canon City. They will spend some time sight-seeing before re Another Kansas dew yesterday morning. turning to Kansas. Pueblo, (Colo.) I Carl Ballinger is back from his W.

and lot 9 in 7-19-17. California trip. Q. C. D.

Anna M. McCartney to Chieftan, bept. 11. Pottawatomie Center. The Center school opened Mon Ladies 2noes.

Alfred Sands attended the Ottawa F. G. Riley, and lot 9, in 7-19-17, $1.00 fair this week. day morning with Miss Josie Brown Q. C.

D. F. W. M. Douglass to A.

P. Boyce of Boyston, is as-teacher. H. L. and O.

H. Douglass, lots 1 and 42, Burlington, $1.00. Mr. C. Kroah has taken a trip to here for a visit.

J. L. Dawson of Fort Scott is visiting in the city. Q. C.

D. Ida R. Whitney to H. L. his childhood home.

He is in very poor health and we hope he will be restored to health before he returns home. and O. H. Douglass, lots 1 and 2, block 42, Burlington, $1.00. Miss Ethel Graham is attending: business college in Ottawa.

3 I Q. C. N. Douglass to H. Burge Bros, are suirnaking hay; Mrs.

H. L. Jarboe is here from L. and O. Douglass, lots 1 and 2, they need more help, they say.

block 42. Burlington, $1.00. Mrs. Josiah Frank is improving PRICE $1.50. W.

D. Matilda Hulse to J. in health. Sqires, W. i i of 17-20-17, $1,500.

Mrs. Finch and her son, Virgil, W. B. Frank Bucker to J. V.

have gone on a visit to Missouri to visit relatives. Bowman, N. I of i of 1-21-13, Mr. Lobengier has returned from $2,400. W.

D. David F. Coffman to John C. Miller, 8 2-11 acres in of 14-19-13, $125. his trip, but does not know as yet where he will locate.

The neighbors do not like to see him go, for they know what kind of a neighbor he is. Township Caucus. There will be a caucus of the Peo About seventy-five of Ulysis Thomson's friends surprised him Monday evening. They came with ples' and Democratic parties of Pottawatomie township, held at Center school house, Saturday evening, Sept, 27th, for the purpose of nominating a township ticket. well-filled baskets and a fine supper was served.

We hope he live to spend thirty-five more such birthdays. Everyone hed a splendid time. Township Convention. There will be a Township Con Mrs. Lobenger and her daughter, Lydid, will attend the fair at Ottawa this week.

vention of I Populists and Democrats at Fairfield school house, Tuesday, Sept. 23, at 7:30 p. for the purpose of nominating a township ticket. By oruer op committee. Mrs.

Mary Olney and children Chickasha, I. for a visit. Carl Rhodes went to Arizona, Tuesday, where he has a job. and Mrs. H.

Rockhill are the parents of a son born Friday. Tom and Emory Kinger have gone to Manhattan 'to attend school. Agent McAdams at Strawn will leave for Savonsburg tomorow. Carl Brown is nursing a broken arm. He was playing and fell.

Miss Ethel Bratton of Burlin-game, was visiting Mrs. John Hahn. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carter Sunday evening.

Dr. Eastman has been suffering from a severe cold thepastfew days. Mrs. S. L.

Leonard returned to her home in Colorado Springs, Monday. Grover Cotrell returned to his home in Kansas City, Monday, after a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. John, Walter," west of town, are the parents of a daughter, born Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Weigand have a new boarder a daughter, who arrived Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Batdorf are rejoicing over the arrival of a 10-pound boy Monday morning. Mrs. J.

B. Nichols went to Parsons, Monday, to join her husband and make that city their home. James Beard and Stella" Allen were married at the homo of James Baldwin, Friday, by Rev. Manley. Kennedy's store looks like a wholesale house on the inside, since the new stock of clothing was added.

Miss Florence Shannon, who has been visiting his sister, Mr. C. H. Brown, returned to her home in Kansas City, Monday. will spend the week at Strawn, vis iting with her sister, Mrs.

Mehl. Avon Township Convention. There will be a caucus' of the fu Mrs. W. N.

Garret and family vis ited with Herbert. Garrett at Glen- Dongola Kid and Chrome calf welts, with sole leather counters and solid leather all through New Fall styles, price $1.50 Vici Kid Shoes in heavy soles and welts, New Cuban heel, patent leather and stock tips, these shoes cannot be beat for style and wear $2.00 Fine Dress Shoes, in kid, patent calf, patent vici, Vici kid and hand turns, new heels, new style toes and all kinds of soles, welts $3.50 Children's School Shoes. Good Calf School Shoes for children. $1.00 Good Calf school shoes, $1.25 and. $1.50 Every pair warranted to give satisfaction.

Childrens dress shoes in kid and patent leathers all Men's Shoes. We have a big line of every style and kind in Mens shoes, mens seamless shoes $1.75 to. $2.00 Mens Dress shoes $1.50 and $2.00 Mens dress shoes, box calf, vici calf, in Welts and best styles $2.50 Mens Patent leathers, vici kid, vici calf and box calf, heavy soles, the new style toes! $3.50 Ladies Cloaks, Skirts and Suits dale, Sunday. sion forces of Avon Township at the Avondale school Tuesday evening, Sept. 23, for the purpose of nominating a township ticket.

They Ate and Talked. The 20th Kansas' Third Annual W. T. Evans. re-union enddd Thursday night with a banquet at the Armory.

All day Neosho Township Thursday good things to eat were There will be a Peoples Party caucus at the school house, district No. 11, carried to the building and by night the long tables were well covered. Old Glory was employed in deco in JNeosuo Saturday evening, bept. a at to nominate township officers. rating the room, and right handsome effects were created.

Of course the bad weather was J. W. Sims, Com. Here Lies an Old Soldier. This, memorium is dedicated to unfavorable for a largo attendance.

my father, Alfred McKaima, at one but the good cheer made up for the missing ones. Old soldiers, wives and sweethearts were honored guests. time a resident of Coffey county, Kansas, and who erected and run the first stationery engine built in the State of Kansas; who fought the H. E. Ganse welcomed the visit Are a strong Department with ors in a neat speech, and U.

W. factional fight in Kansas; carried us. We are showing all of mail and express through Kansas and accros the border for the gov ernment when it was infested with Indians and served eight years in new styles in cloaks, 27 inch, 45 inch, full lengths and Monte Carlo styles. Cloaks from the regular army, including the war; who died in Palestine, Texas, in the 1887, and was resurrected and is now continuing His service for Withington of Garnett responded on behalf of the "boys." Colonel Met-calf and Gov. Stanley added to the program good speeches.

The eating was really enjoyed the cool weather whetting the appetite. After the banquet, the business meeting was held, and the old were re-elected. W. P. Hall was elected president of the re-Union committee for next year.

The doings will be held at Tola early in September. All the visiting boys enjoyed themselves while in Burlington, which speaks well for our home boys. Lillian Hale Emery. God spiritually as the Second Lord $5.00 TO Vr. $25.00 Lillian Hale Emery supported by a capable cast will appear at the Midland opera house tonight in Jesus Christ.

Here lies an old soldier-One who has been tried and found true; Who has fought many hard battles. And who has bled and suffered for you. Fought for both God and His country; Suffered in every clime; Carried the cross for righteousness, As well as the sword of grime. Knelt and prayed on the battlefield, Murmured theughts of thanksgiving af night. while laying in His blankets.

Safe from the carnage and the fight. Swung His sword of tire and crimson, Aimed His deadly pistol and gun. Bushed on. to defeat and conquor. Every enemy under America's glorious sun.

A kind and loving father, Faithful and true to His wife; A reliable and accommodating neighbor. who led a peaceful and happy life. Now His clay lays moulding. Under the stone and the sod. James and Arthur Haight went to Lexington, Monday, where they enter Went worth's Military Academy.

The number of Republican papers that refuse to support Tom Kelly for state treasure continues to grow. One of the latest to take down his name is Sol Miller's old paper, the Troy Chief. The force of clerks at Hoffmansare rejoicing over the fine tone the hundred feet of new show cases give the rooms. The cases are beauties and with the increased facilities to show goods, no wonder all are pleased. Isaac Pennybaker died at his home east of Hartford, Wednesday of last week, of bronchitis.

Funeral services were held at the Christian church, and interment was made in the Hartford cemetery. The Workman had charge. Mr. Pennybaker was born in Jonesboro, in 1857 He came to Kansas in 1878 and located near Hartford. In 1885 he married Miss Lucy Peyton, who survives him with two sons.

Yesterday evening at 9:30 Miss Mary Ferguson of Burlington, was married to Clement B. Miller of the same place at the residence of Willard Marsh, 1428 Wabash avenue, Rev. Willian Boyle, D. of the Westminster Presbyterian church Frank Harveys 5 act drama entitled Woman aganst Woman. Miss Emery who for the last two seasons has been featured in "Two Little Vagrants" is not only a beautiful woman but one of the best emotional actresses on the American stage.

Mr C. See our 27 inch full satin lined Kerseys in Black and Castor, price $10.00 See our Long coats at $10.00 Before buying be sure to come here to see what the correct styles are. Our Garments are right, made right, lined right The styles are the newest and our prices are the cheapest. We prefer to do a big business on small profit rather than a small business on large profit. Respectfully, Sullivan, under whose inanagement she is starring, Has had a large amount of special scenery built for this production and theatre goers In this spot before me, marked by this stone from God.

are promised an elaborate production of the play. After eight years in the regular service, 1 And all of His life fop God. His country lost a brave soldier. And God's army a general from the sod, Fond memory lurks aroudd here Visions of the foe and the strife And I wish to be like my father. Transfers for Week Ending Sep.

15, 1902 W. D. Alfred J. Jones to Am brose J. Ward, N.

1 of 1 of Frank Hoffmans. Brave true, to God. my country, man- 24-20-15, $2,800. W. D.

Jacob Storm to W. II, knid and1 my wife. W. A. H'KANNA..