The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-04-09

! SlOWly.
Newt Allen was down fromChanute
yesterday shaking hands with friends
st. Paul Journal.
Mcmahon Brothers Mammoth Rail
way show will be in Chanute the 30tE
inst
John G. Inmana son of Roadmastel
Inman and well known in this city,
writes from Rockford, H., through
his wife to his folks at home that he
is very sick.
Usher Bros, the marble men can
and will sell you monuments cheaper
than any travelling agent, and you can
see the work at their shop. No guess
work about it. 3-5 If.
st. Paul has struck a paint we'll
which the boys say is a dandy. AS the
color is red, and the "boys" succeeded
in electing the mayor last Monday we
would suggest that they paint the
town red.
A few good horses and mules wanted
at once in exchange for nursery stock
JAS. TRUITT & Sons.
e. j. Valentine left Saturday for
their future home at Waverly. He
has received the appointment as sta
ton agent at that place. The TIMES
will keep him posted as to the doings
in and about Chanute.
Don't allow the lungs to become i'm
paired by the continuous irritation of
a cough. 1t is easier to prevent con-
sumption than to cure it. One Min
ute Cough Cure taken early, will ward
off any fatal lung trouble.-Boschert
& Williams.
NJ. II. Usher, father of the Usher
Bros, marble dealers, came over from
Chanute last week to visit his son-in-
law and family, j. R. Myers, near Ro-
per, and was soliciting orders for mon
uments in this vicinity Tuesday,
Buffalo Advocate.
If you have ever seen child in the
agony of Group, you can appreciate the
gratitude of the mothers who know
that One Minute Cough Cure relieves
their little ones as quickly as it is ad-
Many homes in this city
are never without it.-Boschert &
Villa ms.
The contracts have all been let for
supplying Chanute with natural gas
and within 20 days the work will COM
mence by the arrival of the pipes and
material. The pipes will be placed in
the ground as soon as they arrive and
the work will be pushed vigorously
on until completed.
A very delightful evening was spent
with Miss May Truitt, by the G. B.
club and few invited friends on last
Saturday evening. Those present
were: Nellie Beatty, Eliza Register,
Olive Cone, Gussie Winner, deborah
Farrelly, Anna Wilder, Bessie Isett,
Mamie Durham, and Mesdames f. NJ.
Dawdy, N. W. Henry, Kate Hodges
and Maude Rodgers,
The following ticket was elected in
Fredonia Monday. They are all
straight republicans except A. r. By
erly who was formerly democrat:
Mayor, E. G. Thorne; Councilman c.
II. Pierce, DR.. f. W. Wiley, E. II.
Bailey, Joe HALLS and D. A. LOOMS;
Police Judge, Jas. Wiley; Marshal, A.
r. Byerly; Street Commissioner t. M.
Clerk, A. ID. Crooks.
j. II. Rickel was arrested Saturday
on a complaint made by John Carter,
charging him with burglarizing Mr..
Carriers store. The case came up for
trial in Judge Beatty's court Monday,
and Mr.. Rickel was discharged. Mr.,
Rickel was re-arrested Wednesday and
taken before Squire Buchanan, where
he waived preliminary hearing, and
was bound over to court. His bond
was fixed at $500.
The following letter written by a
young Irishman who lives in Kansas
to his father in the Emerald isle says;
"Dear father: / wish you would come
and settle in this place, for your bust
ness is much better here than it is
where you are; and, besides l dare say
you would soon get to be colonel, a
Justice of the peace, member OF the
legislature, or a constable, for in this
country they have mighty mean men
to fill these Offices"
A peculiar but sensible courtship is
in progress in Florence. The mother
believes that a girl should be admired
Just as she is, instead of as she appears
when arrayed in all the imaginable
finery and artificial ornaments. The
Young man in this case is allowed to
call only in the evening, just after
supper. Instead of being shown into
l