The Jeffersonian from Burlington, Kansas • 3

's NEW WAISTINGS We Have Another Shipment fancy sweet potatoes in, and all vegetables of the season will furnish you all kinks of potatoes by the bushel or any number of bushels at as low prices as any one. Also canned goods by the case, lower than has been offered or sold, we handle r.othing but the best grades. Gome and see us when you want your winter potatoes We are selling canned corn and tomatoes at 10c per can A highly mercerized cloth in heavy weight for fall and winter wear, in four pat terns, white ground with black figure, white ground with blue dot, champaigne with Persian figure and blue ground with black dot, price per yard fc Five Hundred. The popular card game in Burlington this fall and winter will be the gme of Five Hundred. The gajne is a mixture of euchre and whist, and can be played by two, throe or four persons, when four play they play with partners.

The game is pronounced much more interesting thau sixhanded euchre and nicer than whist for a social evening by practically everyone here who has played it. The count is rather complicated and it is necessary to have a card giving the schedule of points on each table. The game as ordinarily played is euchre but when the bidder makes it grand or no trump it is played like whist except that there is no trump except the joker which takes anything. The game has been a little slow in getting started hereeseving to the fact that there were only about half a dozen of the schedule cards in town, but now that the cards can be obtained it is likely that the game will cut out nearly everything else, especially for small or medium sized companies. In response to several requests The Jeff 1rinteuy printed the rules and schedule on cards which will be sold at 10 cents each or three for 25 cents.

They are on sale at The Teff Printery or will be sent by mail postpaid on receipt of price. 40 cents 4 POST bit $15 Colorado a ij ntiiwflirifWi Leave us your orders we 5 will make prompt deliveries SpeciaJ Sa.le on Suits, Skirts acrid Cloaks a.11 this week. i Co HAY C. CLARK. Telephone 88, Geo.

G. Hall resident: Frank Hoffmans, Vice G. G. Burnham, Cashier BVRXINGTON NATIONAL BANK, Established 1870. Makes collections on all points.

Transacts business on liberal terms, cor istent with safety and good banking. Insured against loss by Burglary of Safe or Dayligh4 Robbery It costs to go to I Peter Brandon, Geo. G. Hall, Jno. B.

Sweet, H. J. Willett, A. T. Neyhart, Frank Hoffmans, E.N.

Connal. Tuesdays and Saturdays Aug. 16th to Sept. 17th inc. Return limit Oct.

31st. The Golorado Flyer takes you there by night. Two other daily trains. 100-mile view of Rockies. G.

W. Kelsted. Burlington, Keens. 1 '4 i i A T. C.

HINKLE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Waverly Kans Chronic diseases treated with Static Electrical X-Ray Machine. rnmnsoncwc H. B.

CHENEY U. 9. Pension agent. Admitted to practice Delore Interior Department. Prompt attention given to pension claims of all kinds.

BURLINGTON, KANSAS. Worlds Fair Rates. Season tickets round trip. $16.80 turn December 1 5th. Sixty days ticket round trip $13.95 good 60 days.

Fifteen days ticket round trip $12.50 good 15 days. For maps of grounds and etc. call on Santa Fe ag6ut. Get them free. Tickets purchased at Santa Fe places passengers at main entrance to Worlds fair grounds at 6 a.

m. Home seekers excursions. First and third Tuesdays, May to December 1904. One fare plus $2.00 to points in Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Colorado and Texas. Home seekers excursion to Mexico.

Fare plus $2.00 for round trip first and third Tuesdays each month For further particulars apply to W. Kelsted, Agent. Notice. We the undersigned citizens of Hampden township positively forbid hunting, fishing and trapping on our premises. Any person caught thereon will be prosecuted.

Frank Skocpol, Isaac Yingling, Mrs. M. E. Whetstone, T. C.

Thorn, H. G. Ritchey, M. Gooch, C. E.

Webber. Courtney Holmes. M. 41. Kiger.

Special Offer. If you prefer, instead of sending cents, send me a receipt showing payment of fare or purchase of ticket via M. K. T. amounting to $3.00 or more, and I will gladly send you one of my albums.

Katy, St. Louis, If you have company this week, please telephone to number 64, tell the carriers or write a note to The Jeff Printery. I When you want neat card3, either printed or engraved, call at The Jeff Printery or telephone to number 64 Owing to the closing down, of the water works, the Kingsbury assort mcut of gold fish is for sale, waBnuaH Christian Church Rally. Program for Christian church rally at the fair grounds Sunday afternoon: 10 a. m.

Devotional service, A. C. Lane, lihlO a. m. Reading of lesson and prayer, A.

B. Moore, Supt. a. m. Study of lesson in classes.

1 10:40 a. m. Review by superintendent. 10:50 a.m. Silver Jubilee quartett, LeRoy.

11 a. in. Devotion 11:15 a. m. Communion.

11:30 a. m. Sermon, Duncan McFar land. 12 to 1 p. m.

Basket dinner. 2:15 p. m. Devotionals, A. C.

Lane. 2:30 p. m. Convention Echoes, Mrs. Brott and A.

B. Moore. 3:00 p. m. Special music, Messrs Tompkins, Baldwin, Brott and Moore.

Address, J. Ira Jones. Invitation. Benediction. Krout 5 cents a quart at McGuires.

Two good rooms over Rhineharts store for rent. Get your supply of fresh bulk oysters at Newcombs. Loui9 Thomas came here from Corlass, Wednesday to work. J. Burgner returned Wednesday from a short business visit in Kansas City.

For sale, a few loads of gravel, delivered, at 30c a yard. W. A. Holland. Mr.

and Mrs. E. M. Young went to St. Louis Thursday for a week at the fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks went to Overbrook, Thursday for a short visit with friends. J. V.

Finley returned to Gridley Wednesday after a short business visit here. Miss Mary Gooch went to Eskridge Thursday to take a course of medical treatment. A. V. King came in from Water-ville Wednesday for a weeks visit with R.

J. King. Lost, brown morocco pocketbook. Reward for its return with contents to The Jeff Printery. J.

E. Evans returned Thursday to Fowler, after a weeks visit with George Throckmorton. Will Lane found a gold link cuff button on the street Monday and it is now at The Jeff Printery. Rev. A.

S. Freed of the Methodist church had four weddings within twenty four hours this week. A great bargain, five acres land, good house and barn one mile from Burlington. Woodford Bros. The Jeff Printery is prepared to do hurry-up job pr inting of all kinds and will do it at reasonable prices.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Campbell re turned to Kansas City, Thursday after a ten days visit with their son, Chas." Campbell.

J. W. Clark found a black pocket book on the streets here Wednesday and left It at The Jeff Printery where its owner may get it. Third street meat market where all persons wishing to buy and pay for meat are respectfully invited to come where all DEAD HEATS fire re spectifully Invited to say away. John Drake, proprietor.

Board of-Direitora Tire Setter. With this machine I can set your tires without dishing or damaging your wheels, in fact I can take the dish out if they have too much. I do wagon wood work, plow work and all kinds of blacksmithing and make a specialty of wagon work and horseshoeing. Every job guaranteed to give satisfaction. Prices right.

VERN HOLMES Get Next To the fact that we want your patronage and that we keep the best rigs in town and pay creful attention to transient business. WE BUY HORSES' and MULES McCLENTICKS Star barn, Neosho Street It is Impossible To get a fit like we give you. You dont have to pose to get them to hang right They do that they are made right by because Garwood. The Katy sells coach excursion tickets to St. Louis every day in the week except Friday and Saturday during October and November rate $7.35 round trip.

H. Wagoner, agent. There may be nothing your wife would rather have right now than gome of those handsome calling cards, engraved or printed at The Jeff Printery. When you want good printing in a hurry telephone to number 64 and have The Jeff Printery do it. All work is done when promised.

The Burlington laundry is prepared tp do family washings and makes a ippcial ow rate for that class of work. Piano Tuning. I guarantee satisfaction. Leave orders at The Jeff Printery. N.

E. Samsel. The Weather. The weather indications are for fair tonight and Friday. Highest temperature 50.

Lowest temperature 39. Krout 5 cents a quart at McGuires. We make home made candies. King. Krout 5 cent a quart' at McGuires.

Go to Newcombs for fresh bulk oysters. J. H. Lane was home from Emporia Wednesday evening. Newcomb ha9 just received a shipment of fresh bulk oysters.

Wanted, Dress Making and Ladies Tailoring. La9t house on North Tenth street. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs.

A. R. Knapp returned to Eskridge Thursday after a three weeks visit with Barbers and others. Mrs. R.

E. Maloney of Strong City, arrived Wednesday for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. H. W. Chabin.

The coat found by R. Rosenthal and advertised in The Jeff belonged to Louis Decrow who called for it Thursday. The Rev. W. S.

Leete will preachat the Episcopal church this evening at 7:30, and will celebrate the Holy Eucharist Friday morning at 8 o'clock. Everybody invited. Regular quarterly teachers examination will be held at Burlington High school building Saturday, October 29, beginning at 7 oclock a. C. T.

Sherwood, county superintendent. Mrs. W. M. Harris and son Roy are here from Humboldt visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. C. Holmes.

She brought her brother George's two boys, Earl and Edgar Holmes, with her. 1 The chicken pie supper given by the ladies of the Congregational church Wednesday evening at the armory I for the purpose of raising money to apply ou a new piano, was a big in every way and about $25 was realized above expenses. Its Cheaper To Ride In our hacks than to walk and ruin your clothes, and then it is more comfortable and saves time. Telephone to No. 12 to Kirkbrides Hack Barn FOR SALE Six room house in good con dition in 3 blocks of O.

Will pay good interest on the invest ment if rented IOHN REDMOND, Burlington, Kansas We've got the Start When it comes to furnishing stylish rigs for pleasure or business trips. Our prices suit the times. Gome and see what we have T. L. COR.Y.

Liveryman South Third Street GANSE HANNEN LAWYERS. Office Ovt Rtepheneone The sale bills printed at The Jeff Printery cost no more than the ordinary kind If you want to buy anything, an ad in The JeffwUI doubtless bring you the goods. TritlTIMnTTr t- l-mtamam JfWe hear that your hair is very sick fi Thats too bad We had noticed it was looking pretty thin and faded of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayers Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair restorer. Sold, the world over, for 60 years.

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