The Breeze from Bartlett, Kansas • 4

F. J. CUNNINGHAM Prescription Druggist Drugs, Medicines, Physicians and Druggists' Sundries B. P. S.

Paints Hess Clark's Stock Food PONAYO PRESCRIPTIONS (Pronounced Pon-yo) Sold on the money back if not satisfied plan. Let Us Have Your Telephone Orders Home Phone, 79 Mutual Phone, 1411 Chetopa Kansas The Bartlett Breeze A local independent weekly paper devoted to the best interests of Bartlett and vicinity SCOTT THOMPSON EDITOR AND OWNER in advance, per year Subscription strictly $1.00 Entered as second-class October 13,.1910 at the post office at Bartlett, Kansas, under the Act of March 9, 1879, Chetopa is figuring on the spring elections and it looks as though our friend. Sig Lehman stands a good show for the office bf mayor, the place which he has so faithfully filled for the past two terms: Herb. Cavaness, the hopeless, old batch editor of the Chanute Tribune, one of the influential papers of the Third Congressional district, has again received the appointment as postmaster at Chanute, which appointment ineets with the entire approval 'of his many friends in this section, as Herbert is an old time Chetopa boy, and passed the greater part of his life in Chetopa. The only possible objection anyone can have to Herb.

is that he is a stand pat Republican bf the most pronounced type, but as he is honest in his convictions, his many friends who think otherwise, freely forgive him, knowing that this same honesty will eventually bring him home to the up camp where he belongs. Here's luck to you, Herb, old boy, from your many, many friends of the south end of the Third district. Girls, did you ever stop to conhider that the boys as a rule have more self respect than the members of your own sex? There is not a young man of any respectability that would be seen on the streets with a girl that was in- toxicated. You might search the streets with a fine-tooth comb and not find a young man who would lock arms and go promenading with a girl who is rolling and smoking "coffin nails" or squirting a trail of tobacco juice along the sidewalk. You might search in vain for the young man who in the ball room would ask to dance with a young lady with a breath like a still house, and about three-fourths to the bad in intoxication.

Many girls have no hesitancy in accepting the company of such characters. Society can never be refined until the girls demand of the boys the same purity of character that the boys demand of the girls. In the power of the young ladies of the country is the possibility of the greatest moral reform that ever swept over the country. Have as much self respect for yourselves as the boys have for themselves. J.

C. Ozier who was elected surveyor of Montgomery county on the Socialist ticket dont know a surveying instrument from a Kodak, and has appointed a deputy who does know. it would be interesting to know whether or not Mr. Ozier allows his deputy the full result of bis labor in this instance thus remaining true to his Socialistic principles. J.

O. WILEY Groceries and Meat Market Fresh Bread on hand at all times also a complete stock of School Supplies Nicely assorted stock of Cigars and Tobacco. Your patronage solicited. Bargains in Board Covers Just received, a big car of that Log Run 12-inch boxing. We are still selling that carriage paint at less than 1-2 price THE BARTLETT Lumber Yard Corner Fourth and Hackberry.

Lonnecker's Merchandise Store Groceries, Hardware and Harness Goods sold for Cash or Credit--any old way much cheaper than the best you can do elsewhere--the largest and newest stock in Bartlett. A Premium given with every $1.00 Cash purchase. Your Patronage Solicited Barron's Old Stand Chetopa is getting metropolitan of late. No more will the cows be allowed to graze on Main street or other un-metropolitan features indulged in. She is building a new brick block and as one thing called for another, she adopted a speed ordinance, limiting automobiles and motorcycles to 10 miles per hour in the city limits.

This is a good and reasonable law, and Bartlett autoists will not be the first to infringe upon it. Local Happenings or Wat Buvinger bought the lot between Lonnecker's store and Gillett's barber shop, Monday, belongingto Frank Brown, and contemplates building thereon in the near future. Rev. M. D.

Smith returned to Bartlett Friday from Ohio, Indiana and other points east, and will resume his duties in the Presbyterian churches of Bartlett and Edna, Mrs. Sam Wade of Big Cabin returned home Friday morning after a week's visit in Bartlett with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Jarrett. Ad Morgan of Craig county was a visitor and trader in Bartlett Thursday, Sime Cox is enjoying every minute of his vacation, and more especially as he gets full pay until he returns to his work March a 1st. John Cox is making some "easy" money in the past few days as Sime's substitute. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor union services will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday night, commencing at 6:30 p. m.

Everyone cordially invited to attend and take active part in the proceedings. Services at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m: All cordially requested to attend and take active part. Mrs.

Louderback and daughter, Miss Flora of Coffeyville, are visitors for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. and L.

C. Crane and families, and other friends of Bartlett and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. F.

T. Stephens left Tuesday for a few days' visit with Mrs. J. H. Stephens o1 Stroud, and will return to Bartlett Thursday or Friday, Chas.

Dowell bought the north 80 of, the Stanley Foland farm Monday, Fritz Tullis consummating the deal. Consideration, $2,750. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Covert of Baxter Springs, and Mrs.

Clark Goodnight of Altamont were visitors Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Dowell and Mr.

and Mra. S. S. Barron. Russel Whiting sold two of the lots he recently bought of Sig Davis, to J.

W. Eckelbarger Wednesday. Consideration, $120. Bartlett fittingly observed Washington's birthday by a holiday generally, and with flag decoration by most of the business houses. Tuesday, Valentine's day, a number of their friends and tives gathered at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Parnall, north of Bartlett to celebrate with them their fifth wedding anniversary, those attending bringing well filled baskets and soon the old home was filled with the guests, after which the ladies began to load the tables with all manner of good things prepared by the famed recipes of the housewives of the vicinity to which all did ample justice. presents for this wooden anniversary were numerous and valuable, many of them coming from friends and relatives of California. A general good time was had by all, and late in the evening the guests departed for their homes, wishing Mr. and Mrs.

Parnall many more happy wedding anniversaries. The Epworth League social to be held in Memorial hall tonight, promises to be one of the most popular affairs of the season, many printed invitations having been sent out, and great preparations have been in progress all week to the end that the affair may be an absolute success. Remember, tonight. (Wednesday) at Memorial hall. Miss Volga Bishop will leave Friday for a couple of days' visit in Chetopa and Welch.

Sellers Pickering are reroofing the Betson vault in the Lake Creek cemetery- replacing the tile roof, which was not as satisfactory as at first expected. G. W. Brown, specialist, diseases and surgery of the eye, ear, nose and throat, testing of eyes and fitting of glasses. Expert examining specialist the U.S.

Truby's govt. Office 8th and I Walnut, over jewelry store, Coffeyville, Kan. Mutual Telephone Chetopa Rd. 1 D. W.

TRUITT, V. S. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College All Diseases of stock promptly, and efficiently attended any the day of night, DR. R. A.

TATE, DENTIST Teeth extracted painlessly by use of Somnoform. Seven years a practioing Dentist. Over Truby's, Eighth and Walnut COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS. C. S.

BENDURE M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON All calls promptly answered day or night. Both phones. Office in Hance's drug store.

J. SCOTT WALKER DENTIST Both Office Hours Phones 8 to 12; 1 to 5 CHETOPA, KANSAS K. R. SCOTT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Kan. promply Office over answered State Bank day or night H.

W. BOON DENTIST Over Ingleson'9 Bakery CHETOPA, Kansas Buvinger Dealers in Poultry and Produce We meet all legitimate competition. North side track Bartlett, Kan. Richardson's Restaurant Hot Chili, Confectionery Cigars and Tobacco. Lunchee, Meals at all hours, Lunches for public sales a specialty.

Your patronage sollcited THE CHECK As a Receipt Sometimes you like to have evidence in writing that you cancelled an obligationyou want a receipt for future reference. The best method is to open a checking account with u8. For every bill you pay by check, you have a receipt. You also have a complete record of your business. Pay by check -its the systematic way that gives you a receipt in all cases.

Citizens' State Bank, KANSAS. BARTLETT Your Deposits Guaranteed E. Bourquin DEALER IN Hay and Coal Highest market prices paid at all times. A yard full of coal for stove and thresher purposes. Mrs.

L. L. Azdell of Monmouth, returned to that city Wed nesday, after a month's visit with Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. Wade and family and other relatives and friends of the vioinity. Luther Wiley acted in the capacity of city drayman Wednesday during the absence of Sam Reed in Oswego. DEATHS Elmer Lee Ray Brown, son of George and Maud Brown, was born Nov. 19, 1908 at Bartlett, Kan.

Died Friday, Feb. 17. 1911, aged 2 years, 2 months and 28 days. Funeral services were held Sunday, Feb. 19, at the Christian church, at 10 o'clock Rev.

E. C. Whitaker of Coffey ville officiating, and interment took place in Lake Creek cemetery. The father, mother, and one brother are left to mourn his loss. The sympathy of large circle of friends go out to the parents In their irreparable loss.

C. R. Dowell Blacksmith Machinist Wagonwork All work promptly executed in a workmanlike manner. Your work solicited. Your Home Correct and Artistic Decoration at Moderate Henry Bosch Company's Wall Papers New York Chicago For the Season Nineteen eleven represent the best the World affords Sample books shown at your resi dence and most attractive prices named.

There is po obligation to purchase, postal card to address below will receive immediate attention. Lewis Wiley W. S. Whiting In Dealer GROCERIES Fine Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour, while it lasts only 5c per lb. Best sour pickles, 8 dozen 25c.

Best Hard White Flour $1.35 per sack. Lunch of all kinds. Home made pies, cookies, chile, etc. Come Where Nature Smiles Where you can farm the entire year. Where Florida you every where drouths, marshes; don't you year.

have where sickness can to Where the raise or spend there pests, all three summers are you no or no are make. four swamps failures, springs crop- and or and toe winters autamns. Where the large markets of the United States New York, Chicago and the thickly populated markets of the east are only 36 hours away. Where freezing temperature is unknown. Where roses bloom in December as they do in the north in May.

We claim that the Kissimmee prairies are the most desirable place in the world for safe and profitable land investments, BECAUSE OF Its health conditions, excellent rainfall, advantages in the cheapness of labor, favorable location for markets, marvelous productiveness and variety of products, advantages in planting and harvesting crops every month in the year. Our company authorizes me to guarantee that they will pay the roilroad fares of all who go with me to inVestigate their lands if they cannot prove to your entire satisfaction that 20 acres of their land, well farmed. will make a man more more money esch year than the best 160 acres ir your country. This should set at rest any idea as to the unproductiveness of this land, We have reproductions of the crope, which speak for themselves. Come and see what the land we are offering at $15 to 620 per sore produce.

View the evidence judge for yourself. For further information please call or address, C. B. Fritz, Kansas, Bartlett,.