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Voiles and Mohairs We are showing a splendid value in dark Voil at 25 cents a yard. This is an especially good cloth for early spring wear. Mohair for shirt waist suits take the lead. We are showing good values at per yard 50c, 75c, 90c, $1.25 The new Belts and Fancy Neckwear are going fast. However, we still have some pretty things left.

C. C. C. C. CLARK THE TEXAS KAILWAY.

KANSAS MISSOURI, WHEN YOU TRAVEL SELECT A RAILWAY AS YOU DO YOUR CLOTHES. KATY SERVICE (MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY.) Suggests Comfurtable and Convenient Trains, THE "KATY FLYER'3 AND KATY DINING STATIONS. Meals, Moderate in Price. Unsurpassed in Quality and Service. ONE PRICE 500 Geo.

G. Hall President; Frank Hoffmans, Vice G. G. Burnham, Cashier BURLINGTON NATIONAL BANK, Established 1870. Makes collections on all points.

Transacts business on liberal terms. con sistent with safety and good banking. Insured against loss by Burglary of Safe or Daylight Robbery Peter Brandon, Geo. G. Hall, Jno.

B. Sweet, H. J. Willett, Board of Directors A. T.

Nevhart, Frank Hoffmans. E.N. Connal. It's 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 Kirkbride's Hack Barn Money spent for MORTON'S CIGARS Is kept circulating. Imperfect Digestion Means less nutrition and in consequence less vitality. When the liver fails to secrete bile, the blood becomes loaded with bilious properties, the digestion becomes impaired and the bowels constipated. Herbine will rectify this; it gives tone to the stomach, liver and kidneys, strengthens the appetite. cleara and improves the complexion, infuses new life and vigor to the whole tem.

50 cents a bottle. Sold by C. H. Putter. Ladies Wanted.

A Bright Energetic Woman--woman's work. Permanent position. Old established business house of solid financial standDg. Salnry $12 to $18 weekly, with expenses, paid each Monday direct from headquarters. Expenses advanced.

We furnish everything. Address, SECRETARY, 620 Monon Block, Chicago, Ill. When you want to send out a circu lar letter call at THE J. P. and have printed with typewriter type.

All the groceries that make the table attractive and add the necessary finishing touch to the meal can be bought wisely and economically here. Phone 23 BIG CREEK Februar: 20 Little Ralph Beach is very sick. Annie Hill is quite Nick with the grip. Mrs. Will Wiley called on Mrs.

McMullen Sunday. Maude Wilson has returned 10 h- home north of the creek Joe Beach who has ten quite siot is able to be around again. There WAS DO church at Palmer Chapel Sunday on account of ban roads. Sunday school at Cola Hill was not well attended on account of the bad roads. Our mail carrier who has been snow bound for over a week, has again visited the creek.

Rev. Joseph Huber had the misfortune to break his carriage while returning from church last Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Beach and Dr. Cockran from Vergil, came here to attend the funeral of her grandfather, Mr. Clark.

The friends of Mrs. Jake Neibrecht will be glad to hear that she is recovering from the injuries received in falling down cellar. Rob Douglass, Jim Harris, Frank Sinclair and many others kept themselves more than comfortably warm shoveling snow last Sunday. Some of the people on the creek were prevented from attending the funeral at Mr. Beach's by the amount of work required to render the roads passable.

Two cars were derailed on the Santa Fe track south of the creek by a broken rail on Monday in almost the same place where there was so much trouble with snow on Monday of the week before. Joseph Clark of Canton, Wm. Clark of eastern Missouri, and Mrs. MeHenry of Peoria, are visiting with their sister, Mrs. Beach aftar being called here to attend the funeral of their father.

DISTRICT THIRTY-EIGHT. February 19. Over the County. Mr. Baker is sick with the grip.

Roy Shultz visited with Glen Blue last Sunday. Willis Christison is seriously sick at this writing. Walter Shultz visited at W. H. Edwards Sunday.

Mr. Kellum visited with James Gibson over Saturday night. Joe O' Rear and family visited with home folks last Thursday. The wolves are pretty thick in this neighborhood since the snow. These days are very gloomy with so much sickness and such deep snow.

Ethel Bethurum has been sick for the past week and not able to school. Will Shultz nas returned home from Chanute where he has been working. Mr. Schermerhorn of Halls Summit was a caller in this neighborhood one day last week. Byron Forbs has returned home from Oklahoma where he has been spending the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Emit Conkel are the proud parents of a new baby girl born to them February 11. Death has again visited the community. Will Doherty was found dead in his wagon where he had gone to the field for hay last Friday, His death was caused from heart failure.

The friends and relatives have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad UPPER WOLF CREFK. February 21. Theo. Wangeman is quite sick with grip. W.

R. Phillipi visited at J. W. Hughes Sunday. Misses Hilda and Louisa Jutzi called on Mrs.

King Wednesday. Stephen Duncan who has been seriously ill is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. S.

Kinney visited with Thos. Phillipi and family Friday. J. W. Hughes has just purchased 80 acres of land south west of Burlington.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert King visited with her mother, Mrs. A. Cumming Friday.

CENTER HILL. February 16. Several in this vicinity has the grip. Alta Griffith visited Dean 'fter Dinner Coffee Floral Coffee Desert Spoon Sugar Tongs Cake Knife and CreamLadle 1855 WALLACE, IF YOUR SERVICE IS OF THE BEAUTIFUL "1835 R. Wallace" Silver Plate your pride in it will be such that you will guard it as carefully as your sterling silver.

Let us show you some dainty combinations for gifts, and take home with you one of Mrs. Rorer's books, "How to Set the Table," illustrated, and full of interesting suggestions, FREE J. A. MOSHER SON, Jewelers and Opticians. We Have Some Pure Ohio Maple Syrup Goes Good With Those Buckwheat Cakes These Mornings.

We Have Pure Buckwheat To Make Them Of Try a Pound of Hecla Coffee HAY POST Telephone 88, A. B. Canman, Chicago. writes March 4 1903: been troubled with Lumbago at different times and tried one physician after another; then diflerent ointments and linaments, gave 11. up altogether.

So I tried once more and got a bottle of Ballard's Snow Linament, which. gave me almest instant relief. 1 can cheerfully recommend it, and will add iny name to your list of former sufferers. 25c, 60e and $1. Sold by C.

H. Putter, Cured Lumbago. Pleasant and Most Effective. T. J.

Chambers, Ed. Vindicator. Liberty, Texas, writes December 25. 1902: "With pleasure and unsolicited by you, I bear testimony to the curative power of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. I have used it in my family and can cheerfully affirm it is the most elective and pleasantest remedy for coughs and colds I have ever used." 25e DOc and $1.00.

Sold by C. 11. Puller. Exclusive Brown Novelties. It you want to be "'It' leave your order for one of the latest London shades.

Garwood, Neosho street. Sample copies of the Farmer Stockman, the great farm paper can be had by calling at this office. The Burlington laundry is prepared to do family washings and makes a special low rate for that class of work When you want good printing in a hurry telephone to number 64 and nave THE JEFF PRINTERY do it. All work is done when promised. If you want a smooth, clear complexion, take Hollister's Rocky Moun tain Tea this month.

Bright ey anc red lips follow its use. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets -H. E. Cowgill. The Sac and Fox tribe of Indians are going to partake of corn.

and venison at their wigwam Friday night February 24. It's Easy Now Since the circulation of the Semi Weekly Jeffersonian passed the 2200 mark, it is easy. A little money spent for advertising in it will place your store news in most of the homes with in trading distance of Burlington. If your not familiar with the rates, call on or send for John Redmond, Prop. Telephone 64 land Sunday afternoon.

Ruth Bryan visited Mrs. Jessie Everet and family last Sunday. Harry and Alford Jensen attended church at Sunny Side Sunday afternoon. Misses May and Ovie Hardesty spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Nora and Johnnie Jensen. Willie Etter is sick.

Mr. Metzger is not much better. George Morrow's mother is sick. Lon McCullough and family visited at Mr. Sunday.

Lee Hedden's wife and mother have been very sick the past week. Mrs. Nelson was able to go and visit Mrs. Woods last Sunday. Lonnie Harbour from Nebraska is here visiting his aunt Mrs.

Shepley. Elmer Shepley left Monday to baul corn from his father's farm north of Ottumwa. George Thorne and family spent last Saturday night and Sunday at Mr. Shepley's. Mrs.

Nellie Zerkle who has been visiting at Mrs. Shepleys returned to her home in LeRoy Friday. Mrs. Shepley left Saturday for Allen county to fill his appointment at the Union Creek church for which he is pastor. Miss Anna Metzger was greatly pleased last Saturday to see her old friend Mr.

Wyda whose coming WaS a week later on account of the snow blizzard. Rev. Budd preached a most interesing sermon Sunday on the subject of physical leprosy comparing it to the leprosy of sin and the only remedy was the application of the blood of Christ and his power to heal. Kraut at McGuires 5 cents a quart. Itch la cured in 80 minutes by Wooltord's Sanitary Lotion.

Never falls. Sold by W. C. Sears, druggies, Burlington, Kames..