The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-01-21

Mushrooms, Tea and PERKINS, Sauce,
Durkee's Salad, Clear Ctron, Genuine
Lucca Olive Oil, Olives in the bulk or
bottle, Italian Macaroni and the finest
line of Condiments and Sauces in the
city at A. O. Grub & Co.'S.
We have just received our shoes and
believe we have line which will meet
any competition in price and exceed
it in quality and value. Drop in and
see for yourselves "A. O. Grubb & Go.
Eric Anderson, one Of our most
prosperous Swedish farmers, who
lives in the northwest corner Of Will
son-co., shipped two car loads Of cattle
of his own raising to Kansas City,
Monday. Mr.. Anderson came to Kan
sas in 1869 and by industry and fair
dealing has accumulated over seven
hundred acres of very fine Kansas
land.
The finest flour in Kansas is called
JOY, and is sold by A. O. Grub & Co.
The ladies of the B. Of r. T. and
the b. of l.. f. will give Hard Times
social and supper Jan. rs, at |. o. O.
f., hall for the benefit of the Rail
roadmens Home. Hot biscuits and
honey will be served. A prize will be
given to the best "Hard Times" dress
err. Admission ten cents and supper
ten cents.
Raisins pounds for 25 cents at A.
o. Grub & Co.'S.
j, G. Thorn, of Altoona, called Fri
day. Mr.. Thorn has just sold 20 head
of two-year old steers which he sold
at a net profit of $4OO, after keeping
them six or eight months. Mr.. Thorn
is one of Wilson-co's., best farmers
and hustlers aud is succeeding in
making some money, while a whole
lot of fellows are kicking themselves
and trying to prove that times are no
better than they were under Grover.
Granite ware lasts a lifetime. See
the best at A. O. Grub & Co.
FOR SALE.-l64 acre farm in Big
Creek-twp., Neosho county, Kan, all
under fence. 1875 acres under cultiva-
ton, balance in pasture. Living
water in pasture, never known to go
dry; good, nearly new house, stable,
orchard, two good wells of water,
plenty of timber for fuel; one-fourth
of mile to store and post office; will
sell cheap if taken soon. For particu-
lars, address, Lock Box %, Savons-
burg. Kan. 1921
Sunhower Rio 10 cents a pound;
fine clear Rio Is cents; excellent Afri-
kander 25cts; fine Java Blend % cents;
Javeke, 80 cents; and the finest on
the market-Fancy Tulip, 373 cents a
pound at A. o. Grub & Co.'S.
The Poultry Farmer is the name OF
a new paper published at Des Moines,
Ia, in the interest of the farmer and
farmers wife who raise poultry and
produce eggs to pay the grocery and
dry goods bills. 1t is a16-page month
ly published at so cents a year, and is
a practical farmers poultry paper, as
distinguished from poultry fanciers'
journal. 1t is just the kind of paper
that is wanted on every farm where a
hen cackles, for it's purpose is to help
make the cackling profitable. Send
for free sample copy, addressing The
Poultry Farmer, Des MONIES, la.
The finest flour in Kansas is called
JOY, and is sold by A. 0. Grubb g. Co.
The directors of the First National
Bank held meeting Monday and re-
elected all the old officers as follows:
r. N. Allen, President; G. P. Dildine,
Presidents; D. NJ. Kennedy, Cash
Ter; A. N. Allen, Asst Cashier. No
bank in southern Kansas is in a more
fourishing condition than the First
National of Chanute and the fact that
all the old officers were reelected,
speakes volumes for their business
qualifications; the stockholders acting
for their own interests COLD not have
selected more competent and oblig-
ing set of officers. We are sometimes
asked why National bank is prefer
red as depositary TO a state or pri-
vate one; in answer we will say that
a National bank cannot be organized
with less than $4,000 capital and is
under the control of and examined by
officers appointed by the government,
the eXami nations are
rigid and often and if National bank
is found to be going in a slip-shod
manner it is closed at once. This
accounts for so few failures among
National banks, also for such large
per cents being paid deposltors in
case of failures. We might cite you
IN tho Etrat National hank of Erip