The Jeffersonian from Burlington, Kansas • 4

(aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MAY IMPROVE WATER UOW R. GWINN, EXPERT AUTHORITY, MAKES SOME GOOD I You CsoVt Afford Do not simply oir word for it, bvit order a pound of CHASE SANBORN'S Famous Boston Coffee Evnd you can prove to your sa.tisf section that they are the finest grown. FRANK HOFFMANS 4 4 4 4 to buy Table Linen until you have looked at our large stock Table Damask from 25c to $2 a yard Napkins 75c to $6 a dozen Would you like to see them? 15he Groesbeck- Neyhart Mer. Co. 4 4 Stockholders of the Burlington Water Works Company Elect Directors Directors Re-elect Officers S.

D. Weaver Continues as Manager. Dow R. Gwinn prebident of the Terra Haute, Water Works company, was here to attend the meeting of the stockholders and directors of the Burlington Water Works Co. He has had twenty years experience in the practical management and workings of water works plants.

He says that the plant here is a good one and has all the necessay equipments. Mr. Gwinn is an expert authority, of national reputation, on the purification of ater. He made many good suggestions to the meeting in regard to the purification of the water here, which will perhaps enable the company to furnish the patrons a better quality of water in the future. The annual meeting of the Burlington Water Works company was held at the office of S.

D. Weaver in Burlington May 14, 1902. Mr. E. F.

Puffer was chosen chairman of the meeting and S. D. Weaver was chosen as secretary. Upon the call of the roll the following stockholdevs were found to be present in person or by proxy Philip W. Stamm, proxy Dow W.

Gwinn, F. Hussie, proxy Dow W. Gwinn, E. F. Puffer, Frederick Newcomb and S.

D. Weaver. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and also the report of operation for the period from May 1, 1901, to April 30, 1902. The following named persons were elected to act as directors of the company for the ensuing year: J. W.

Edminson, E. P. Smith, S. D. Weaver, E.

F. Puffer and Frederick Newcomb. After the meeting of the stockholders had adjourned the meeting of the directors of the Burlington Water Works company was held. The officers elected for the ensuing year are as follows: W. Edminson of Chicago president; E.

P. Smith of Chicago 111., vice-president and treasurer, and S. D. Weaver, who has been the superintendent and secretary of the company for the three past years, was again elected to fill these positions. Mrs.

Jellison Is Dead. Mrs. E. W. Jellison died Thursday evening at 5 oclock as the result of a stroke of appoplexy at 6 oclock Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Jellisons sudden death is a great shock to her many friends, man) of whom did not hear of her sickness until the end had come. She was an active, earnest worker in the Methodist church and in the W. C. T.

U. The last work' of any kind she did was the making of clothes foi some poor folks. She was a member of the M. E. church 28 years.

Malitty A. Tully was born in Bath N. Y. May 13, 1834, and moved with ner parents, Mr. and Mrs N.

E. Tul ly, to Wisconsin in 1830. She was-married to E. W. Jellison March 10, 1872, and to them three children wert born; one died in infancy, Lorren liver in Chicago and Ivan is at home.

The family moved to Burlington in December 1900. Besides the children she leaves a sorrowing husband, her father N. E. Tully of this city, and two brothers, W. E.

Tully also of this city and Jas. E. Tully of Darlington Wis. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed, but it will probably be held at 2 or 5 oclock Sunday afternoon. Mozarts Tonight.

The Mozart chorus will neet at 7 oclock this evening with Miss Perle Davidson. If you see it in The Jeff its so! The Busy Bee at LeRoy says The Jeff is the greatest gossiper in Kansas. The Epworth league will meet tonight in the lecture room of the church to practice songs for the anniversary program to be given May 25 at the M. E. church.

They cure constlpntu by agitating th A A A A A A A A A A A A A Purely Personal 4 Lee Wilson went to Ottawa Friday. Miss May Blevens left Friday for a short visit in Topeka. W. W. Brown expects soon to move to Emporia to practice law.

Mrs. Ed. Lineback and daughter May were in LeRoy Friday. Mrs. T.

C. Ballinger returned from a visit in Kansas City Thursday. Mrs. Della Hall returned Thursday from a short visit in Kansas City. Miss Blanch Combs has been visiting her friend Miss Lizzie Marsh.

Mrs. M. F. Marks of Valley Falls is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

I. Uncapher. F. M. Holmes and G.

W. Holland left Friday for Osawatomie where they expect to work. Col. C. S.

Flanders returned to his home in Paola Friday. He was here to inspect the IC. N. G. Mrs.

H. R. Porter expects to go to her husband in Colorado. They will make that their home. O.

O. Outcalt, formerly editor of the Courier, will be here Monday for a visit of -a week or two. 1 secured until the liver intestines rff Unnat-compels acta the liver; cum Cfeiii' and Fever, and evary fana or Malarial, Bilious, Remitting and liter Fevers, and, by going to the seal of the permanent cure. FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE Youll never know it happened if you dont read The Jeff The Jeff Printery is always ready to do your work when you want it. The job department has a separate force that does nothing but job work.

A COMPARISON. Alt Bicycle Sprockets run outside their bearings like Stone No, THE The RACYCLE SPROCKETS CKPLL BETWEEN their Beatings, like Stone No, 2, r- A. H. Denslow returned Thursday from Kansas City where he visited his sister Mrs. B.

L. Eastman. Henry C. Ott of Ottawa was here Friday. Mr.

Ott is administrator of the estate of Frank Barthol deceased. Miss Lizzie Marsh and Mrs. Essie Thompson have gone to Iola to visit their, brother Charlie Marsh and wife Miss Vesta Rhodes and her brother Czerno went to Emporia Wednesday for a visit with J. Laughlin and family. Mrs.

Bertha Speer and son Henderson of Ft. Smith, are here visiting Mrs. Speers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Henderson. Miss Lulu Davidson north-west of town, who has been very sick for the past winter, was in town Wednesday, the first time for several months. Miss Lulu, contrary to the expectations of her numerous friends, is on the road to health, in fact is now, barring weakness incident to her long sickness, the picture of health. She has been visiting the past week in the Bethel neighborhood and next week she goes to Bloomington, 111., on an extended visit.

Her friends wish her a safe journey, a pleasant visit and a quick return. MMMMMWMMMlfe JOHN REDMOND bowels, but regular action cannot be secretes enough bile to irake the execute their natural functions, ural agitation, caused by cathartics, continual and increasing doses to attain the results. mitting trouble, works New Grocery. I will open a new cash grocery store in the Hollywood building on the south side of Neosho street on Saturday May 17 and will carry a stock of all kinds of groceries arid other things that should be found in a grocery store. I want your trade and invite you to call.

P. L. Tuley. Club Rates. The Weekly Jeff makes a specialty of the following club rates: The Jeff with the Kansas City Weekly Star or Journal 05c, all three for 80c.

The Jeff and the Topeka Mail and Breeze or Semi Weekly Capital $1.00 The Weekly Jeff with Bryans Commoner $1.25. The Weather. The weather indications are for showers tonight and Saturday. Highest temperature yesterday 8 Lowest temperature last night 02. L.

H. Scott has been sick. Fresh fruits at Charleys place. Tell em you saw it in The Jeff. The Jeff clubs with almost paper published.

The Presbyterians are working lowd to get and maintain an organization at LeRoy. Miss Lottie Kimnan expects to leae Saturday for Wichita for a short visit with friends. THERES A I FF ERENCE between good job work and job work that is not good, The Jeff Printery does good job work. It has no excuse for doing poor worklt has good printers, good new type, new press and uses good material and good inks, You run no risk in ordering any kind of work here. Tele phone 64 and some one will call for your order.

Which will turn easier? SEEING IS BELIEVING. The RACYCLE Saves the rider 27 per cent, in energy, MOSHER SON, Bicycle Department, niir OFFICE ON SOUTH F0U1TH STREET SOUT.