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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
LEANNA.

Monday Sep. 10 '9S.-Mrs. Ed.
carney and family and Miss Mary
Roderick, of Austin, visited Henry
Roderick and family Sunday
Miss Dosha Afford is quite sick at
this writing. Mrs. Mart McClellano
has also been sick for the past week
John Boman and family OF the
FAIR View neighborhood attended
Sunday school and church at this
place Sunday.
Aunt Mary Reed and Aunt Hattie
McClear are visiting Mrs, Carrie Hay
maker.
Mrs. Lucy Gillis of Salena visited
relatives at this place Sunday,
Mr. Scantlin marketed three loads
of fat hogs today
Mrs. Frazier of Quincy Illinois is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs Libby
Ingels.
Mr. Cal Montgomery and family OF
Chanute visited at G WAlward's Sun
day.
Mr. Henry Angel has sold out and he
and his family will start for the west
soon,
Miss Winnie Reed left Sunday foT
Humboldt and she will stay with heI
sister and attend school this winter.
Miss Meta Afford visited relatives
at Odense Friday and Saturday.
Perry Boerstler and family will start
for Chautauqua-Co tomorrow where
they will visit few day with relat-
| ives
Mr. and Mrs David Hunter are visit
ing relatives in Mo. and at Pittsburg
Kansas they expect to remain about
three weeks.
MrHS Joyce who is teaching at
Harmony this winter. attended church
here Sunday.
Miss Emma Scantlin is taking mus
ic lessons Of Miss Ira Booze.
Elder NJ Ingels is holding series OF
meetings at Kimbal.
Mr. and Mrs John McCraken and SOC
and daughter and Mrs A W Afford
started today on an overland trip tc
Pittsburg for two weeks visit VIII
friends and relatives.
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SHAW.

Wednesday, Sep. 2l.-Mrs. Frank
Harbean, of Galena, Kan, is visiting
Mrs. ]. Colaw,
Lieut.. J. f. Knight is at home.
DR.. Rudbeck will move to Kansas
City the first of October.
J. G. Ward has sold out his shop and
will move to southern Oklahoma,
Just received new line of dress
goods and clothing at
Geo. Cunningham's.
w. f. GleSsman went to Lansing
last week. He has position as
guard in the penitentiary.
For first class underware at low
prices call on
Geo. Cunningham.
T. J. Calvin. one Of the supreme
officers of the P. of A, is here hooking
after the interest Of that order.
We sell everything on cash basis.
Money tells. Best High Pat. -four 95c
per sack. Every thing else sold in
proportion.
Geo, Cunningham.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
THAYER.

Tuesday Sept. 20,-T. D. Bendure has
moved into his building and is now
ready for business.
Blaln Voesburg left this morning
for Manhattan to attend school there
w. T. Biven has his hotel running
and is now ready for the travelling
public.
Miss Lillian Minich daughter OF
John Minich Northeast of Thayer has
been dangerously i'll of Typhoid fever
for about two week. and at this time
Is extremely low,
The Republicans will have public
meeting at the Opera house on Satur'
day evening Sept. oath. The princi,
pal speaker will be S. S. Kirkpartrick
We expect large meeting as every
one is anxious to hear Kirk, as he al
ways talks good sense.
m. Bennefeld Ed McClelland, Fl
G.. Lowrance, and Thos. McNulty
drove over TO Galesburg Tuesday eve
where Mr.. Bennefeld addressed few
remarks to his Populist friends and
his Republican admires Mr.. Benne
field, the boys say had a full house
and his talk was we'll received lie is
good talker and never fails to interest
his audiance.
We have quite number of our vol
unteer soldiers With US at present
Andrew Mitchell, Dave Carson, Min
ich, Cliff Weider, are at home now
They are out on furlough for 30 day
after which time they will return t.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
ERIE.

Wednesday Sept. 21-Hon W E Stan
lev, Kansas next Governor will speak
to the people of Erie and vicinity
Thursday afternoon in the park
VIM Ireland has a brother visiting
him from Pennsylvania.
Billy Nation was in ctown Monday
shaking hands with his many Pop
adriends,
I Charley Sponenbcrger came home
minus one eye and suffering with rheu-
matism,
Joe Bohrer left last Sunday to visit
friends in Missouri and it is said that
he will bring wife with him on MS
return home,
Joe Allison has severed his connect
ion with the Sentinel and has gone on
the road in the interest of the Rights
and Ladies Of Security.
Jessie Coffman and wife of Moran
have been visiting his brother Geo M
Coffman. returning home last Mon
day and now Mr. and Mrs Geo M Coff'
man are preparing to go to Omaha
Friday to visit the exposition.
Alf Gibson, the biggest Republican
in Neosho county was in town one DAY
this week. We hope to see Mr. Gibson
made a member of the State boarc
of Charaties when Stanley has taken
his seat as Governor.
The boys with the blue coats give
the town the appearance OF a military
post. They are all home now but ohs
Willis Short who is in the hospital al
Philadelphia undergoing treatment
for typhoid fever. The boys repor'
plenty to eat and good treatment oy
the officers.
Web McNall famous for riding one
horse "Old Fluke" S92 miles in one
day while Sheriff of one of the Norti
Western counties Of Kansas, VII
sneak in the evening, but there IS NJ
nromise made in the bills or verbally
by the local Pops that he Will Tel
what he has done with the money
collected from the insurance compan
les under the pretext of examining
them. Hence we look for good aud
ience for Stanley and very slim one
for McNall.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
EARLTON.

Monday Sept. 10. Hard wind and
hail storm, also thunder and tighten
ing last Friday night.
Mrs. Harry Brown is on the sick list
this week.
Grant Midcap went to the Nation a
few days ago.
Rev. McHugh left last week 10 go Oo
usual conference.
Marshal Ditmar and wife returned
from their trip last Friday.
AZ scholars enrolled the first week
of school beginning Sept. 18th,
Mrs. Hooker and daughter Nellie
went to Big creek Friday evening.
There will be bean supper given
by the G. A. RS, at the G. A. K, Hal
the both.
Charley Ditmar and wife of Wilson
County, were visiting with Charley
father Sunday.
\ Mrs. Minnie George living south
west of Thayer vas visiting with Mrs
Nuss last week.
Grandma Lucas was visiting with
her son, o. L. Lucas last Friday
and Saturday.
Frank Huffman and wife went on
visit in the state of Missouri They
started last week.
C4fandma Fairchilds returned from
a visit with her granddaughter living
So .thwest of Thayer.
Ell Mecum is just putting the nm
ishing touches to his new house. w
think it is just alright.
There was no meeting at the Evan
eelical church last Sunday evening be
cause the pastor failed to arrive.
Several of the young men went e
the valley to meeting Sunday evening
We do not know what the attraction
is.
The wind Friday evening blew tn
flag pole of of the school house
That calls for another, we still wan
10 keep "Old Glory" flying.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
LIST or APPOINTMENTS
Of Hon. 81 S. Kirkpatrick. Re-
publican Candidate for Con-
gress. Third District.

Friday Sept. a3, Chetopa.
Saturday, Sept "a, Thayer night
meeting.
Monday. Sept ,6, Longton, night
meeting.
Tuesday, Sept a7, Benedict, night
meeting.
Wednesday, Sept aS, Crenola,
night meeting.
Thursday, Sept 20, Moline, night
meeting.
Friday, Sept 80, Udall, afternoon
meeting.
Friday, Sept 80, Arkansas City,
night meeting
Saturday, Oct I, Burden after
noon meeting.
Saturday, Oct I, Winfield, night
meeting.
Monday, Oct 3, Atlanta, after
noon meeting.
3 Monday, Oct 3, Wilmot, nighl
meeting. O.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
BlGCREEK.

Monday Sept, 19,-Henry Browns IS
working out>again.
Capt. Gibson is hauling lumber 1or
his new barn.
Mr.. Barnes is collecting for the
preacher,
Andrew Westren made trip to Par
sons Sunday last.
M. M. Booze wishes to trade his lid
del for a shotgun.
Miss Zehlia Limbocker has been
visiting friends in Parsons.
If you are in need of some large
buckets inquire of Wesley Ermey'
he has a fresh stock on hand,
Mr., Barnett has moved in the house
vacated by the Dennis family and re-
sumed his former job Of milk haul
ING
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
TONY POINT.

Wednesday. Sep. q '9S,-School be-
gan last Monday with an attendance
of thirty-one.
Miss Corn our school teacher is
boarding at Mr.. Hawley's.
G. L. Irwin and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Morris and wife.
Miss Edna and Master Fred Brine
gar spent Sunday with Mr.. Tippies
young people.
W. W. Boerst ler aad family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Rush and wife.
A large number of our people at
tended the sale at Mr.. Montague's
yesterday.
Our school house is improved ny the
addition of cloak room and a nc"
floor.
Mrs. William Campbell is quite
sick at the present writing.
Miss Flora Boerstler is staying with
Mrs. Hutchison at present.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
KIM BALL..

Monday, Sept. 1a-Fine Weather
again.
Mrs Brown is on the sick list, this
week.
E. Ball has bought property in
Stark where he will put in store
soon.
Miss Mary Seeds was elected organ
ist Sunday for the Sunday School ana
Miss Chata Gwin Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teeple Of Stark were
visiting with Mrs. Teeple'S parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cottrell Sunday.
Mrs. Drake and daughter Maude
and Belle of Elsmore, were visiting
Mr.. Puckets family last week.
Mrs. L. D. and M. d. Crapson and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Todd were visiting
]. It. Smith and family Sunday.
Mr.. Ingals of Leanna, is holding a
revival meeting here this week, every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Reynolds family Of Kansas
City came to Kimball Sunday, but
went on to Mrs. Reynolds parents,
Mr.. B.ibcocke
Miss Maud Mourning returned tC
her home at Kansas City one day last
week. after few weeks visit with
relatives and friends at this place.
Harry Rail returned home from Hot
SPRINGS Arkansas, Sunday night tc
visit awhile, and then he is going tC
Kansas City to learn the Denta
work
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
CENTER GROVE.

Monday Sept. 19.-Fall plowtng is
in order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muntzer visited at
Mr., Cochram's Friday of last week.
Mr.. W. D. Jewell is excavating a
cellar preparatory to building a new
house in the near future.
Miss Sadie Cochran and Mrs, Will
Fuss are recovering from their recent
illness, both Of whom have had the
malaria fever.
A very pleasant surprise was perpe-
trated on Albert Butts and wife last
Monday it being the 10th anniversary
of their marriage. A large number
of their neigbbors and relatives gath
cred in to help them celebrate tne
i
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
As Told by the Tines
correspondents in Neo-
shO and Wilson Coun-
ties.
URBANA.

Monday Sept 19.-Weather warm
to much rain last week, farmers de-
layed in sowing wheat,
Hay bailing is at stand still.
Ralph Butler was In town today.
Will Kennedy was in town last week.
G. w. Payne shipped car OF flax
Monday.
DR.. Nicely is having ground rlowed
for wheat.
The lies boys are painting their
new building
George Pearce was visiting friends
here Saturday.
School began here Monday with a
good attendance.
The hum on the cider mill is heard
daily at this place.
Mrs Unsell has had her pension al
lowed and made her first draw
j. w. Stipp returned Sunday from
Indiana, he says he had fine time.
Dave Carson returned home last
Friday, he looks very much like Sol
dier.
Mrs. lies who has been nursing hel
sick daughter returned home last
week.
Mattison Payne is putting up new
dwelling house one mile west o
town.
Sherman Bryan and Joe lies worked
for G. w. Payne Saturday and Monda.
loading car.
| DR.. Neely went to Walnut Saturda.
to see his sick brother, he reports hin
much improved.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
Cmr Trade Balance For 1898 Was $615, 100000 See?

their camps to be mustered out. Ihe
bows are all looking well and have no
complaint to make against the war
department. They are all young men
of more than average intelligence
and would naturally observe what is
going on around where they are. They
have no such tale Of horror as the
war correspondence Of the kansas
City Star has, about the same camps
those young men came from. 1t would
be well for the Star correspondent TO
come to Thayer and interview these
young men.
w. Wilcox of West Virginia ar
rived In Thayer last Sunday and ex-
poets to marry Miss Edna Smith on
Thursday 22nd, at the residence OF
f. w. Smith after which the young
couple will leave for their home In
West Virginia. The young people
will be sorry to lose Edna for amongst
them as she has always tbeen one OF
the most popular and pleasant young
womon in Thayer liked by both young
and old. We certainly wish her
much happiness.
Well / guess our difficulty about the
Tres. of school Dist. No. "a is settled
After the resignation of the treas
other parties wanted the job which
some of the residents of the the dis
trict did not want, so they ln1uceo
theTreas. to withdraw his resignation
which he did, and this left it as IL
was before he offered his resignation
but one of our wise ones thought nj
would settle the matter, SO he got
up petition to call special meeting
to elect a new school board, when thel
saw they could not do this they TORI
up the petition and l guess will le
the matter drop.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
COTTAGE CORNER.

Tioga.twp. caucus tomorrow at 4
O'Clock
Recent rains were fine for straw
berries and small fruit,
The gas line has been extended as
far out as the Grubb place.
J. Mahaffey has rented the Roys'
ter place for the coming year.
Edmonds and Son were doing some
carnenter work for Q. S. Nation the
first of the week.
n. II. Mccormick and family anc
e. ID. Rose and family picniced on the
Neosho River Sunday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23
A TALE
OF TWO
COUNTESS.

To CoRREsPoNDENTs:- Write on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with the name OF your ~
cality; get items here by Tuesoay
when possible, but in no case later
than Wednesday; sign your name 10
items, not to be used in paper, out as
a matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this office.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23

Indigestion is the direct cause Of disease thai
kill thousands of persons annually. stop tn,
trouble at the outset with little Prickiy AsI
Bitters ID strengthens rhe stomach and aios dig
estion Sold by J. L. Sewell.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23

pnt vonr stomach, liver and blood in healthy
condition and you can defy disease. Prlckly
Ash Bitters is successful system regulator
Sold by j L. Sewell.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-23

For driving out dull billions feeliugs strength
ening the appetite and increasing the capacity
of the body for work, Prickly Ash Bitters is
golden remedy. Sold byJ, l.. Sewell,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-21
WATSON MAY DISTURB EUROPE
DANGERS OF RAIDING THE
SPANISH COAST.
Friendly Advice From London and
Hostile Protests From Berlin
Could Not Materially Harm Spain

London. July 21.-The Daily Chronicle
says editorially this morning: LAS
stronger supporters and sincere we'll
wishers of the United States, we sug-
gest a reconsideration of the determi-
nation to send Commodore Watson to
Europe. 1t could not materially harm
Spain and would only be likely to re-
unite the Spanish into an obstinacy of
endurance aid a determination to suf-
fer to all lengths.
That is their national character. 1t
was that which baffied Napoleon, who
had land forces to overrun the whole
country. while at every point an Amer
lean fleet could touch there would be
danger of European complications"
Berlin, July 20.-The Kreuz Zeitung
Conservative says:
The authorities at Washington are
overrating their strength. 1t would be
a profound political mistake to send
Commodore Watson TO the Spanish
coast. Even an occupation of the Ca
naries might lead TO regrettable COM
all this being much more
volcanic territory than the Philippines"
Gibraltar. July 20-Three Spanish
transatlantic steamers have arrived
here from Cadiz, fearing that the squa-
dron of Commodore Watson will attack
that place and destroy all the shipping
in port.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-21
OFF FOR PORTO RICO.
Wild Demonstration at Charleston
When Troops Sailed.

Charleston. S. c., July 2O.-With
bands playing and 10000 people cheer
ing, the first expedition TO follow Cen
eral Miles to Porto Rico. got away
from here at O'Clock this evening. The
expedition is under command of Major
General j. II. Wilson, ara will, when
complete. consist of the Second and
Third Wisconsin. the Sixteenth Penn
Sylvania regiments. and two companies
of the Sixth Illinois. The first two reg
iments are on the transports Grand
Duchess and No. 80, respectively. and
they are at sea. No. q, carrying the
Sixteenth Pennsylvania and the Hi
nois men. is in the stream and will sail
early tomorrow morning. Each of the
ships carries a large quantity of sup
plies. and on the No. q there are 1000
head of mules and the wagon train of
General Wilson's division
These men, together with those of the
Sixth Illinois and the Sixth MaSsachu-
sets. which sailed from here last week
for Santiago, constitute the First bri-
gade Of the First division of the First
army corps.
The scene which accompanied the de-
parture of the vessels from their docks
was one of indescribable enthusiasm.
Practically the entire population of the
city was in evidence. AS tho vessels
made the stream. the bands on ship
board and ashore played national airs
and TIE thousands of eople cheered
like mad. The expedition will sail di-
rectly Cor Porto Rico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-21
TROOPS FROM cHIcKAMAUGA
Entire First Corps of 10000 Nay Go
to Porto Rico.

Chickamauga, July 20.-The move
ment of troops from Camp Thomas for
Porto Rico will begin tomorrow. To-
day the various commands included in
the first order to move are packing up
and loading their effects. Railroads
have trains in readiness and can put
troops through to Newport News in a
very short time.
The commands which go tomorrow
are the Second brigade of the first di-
vision, first corps, consisting of the
Fourth Pennsylvania, Fourth Ohio
and Third Illinois, under command of
Brighter General Hams: light battery
b of Pennsylvania, a of Illinois and
the Twenty-seventh of Indiana: the
signal corps, under Major Glassford,
the reserve hospital corps under Major
l. S. Smith, and the reserve ambulance
corps, with 80 ambulances, under Major
Frank Boyd.
Major General Brooke spent the
morning in consultation with his Of
ficers, arranging plans for the depar-
ture for Porto Rico. Although the
orders have not yet been issued, it is
believed that the Third brigade, first
division, first corps and the second di-
vision of the first corps will begin NOV
ing Thursday or Friday. These COM
mands are composed as follows:
Third brigade, first division: First
Kentucky, First Illinois and Third
Kentucky
First Brigade Second Division: One
and SiXtieth Indiana, Thirty-first
Michigan, First West Virginia
Second Brigade: Sixth Ohio, One
Hundred and Fifty-eighth Indiana,
Second Ohio.
Third Brigade: Fourteenth Mime
sofa, First Pennsylvania, First Geor gia. /
1t was learned from excellent
this evening that it is the
earnest desire Of General Brooke that
the entire first corps form the ex-
force going from here This
would mean a departure from Chicka-
manga of about 10000 volunteers.
Colonel Rockwell handed out for dis
tribution in the first and second di-
visions of the first corps this evening
500, 600 rounds of ball cartridges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Yesterdays arrivals at the principal
hotels were:
At the Knutsford-A. P. Ray. Cleveland;
Mrs. w. p. Hubert, Mrs. II. c. Hubert,
Caroline B. Hubert, II. e. Hubert. Gin
cinnati; Henry Z. Godfrey, John D. JAG
obus. w. w. Hurd, New York; II. H Har-
Eel, San Francisco: w. Darlington. Robert
j. Craig, Philadelphia; ]. A. Murphy. Chi
cago; II. Monroe and wife. AlamOsa. Col. (:
c. Gaines Connolly and wife, Boston; Mrs.
Kate NJ Howard Miss Howard Miss Eu-
genia Howard. Miss Wells. St. Louis; Mrs
X. S. Mckinney, Miss Helen Paddock
Kankakee. Ill.,: ]. w; Lathrop, Portland
Black, Mrs. William r. Lindsay, Chester,
Pa; Louis W. Frankie. Charles often
hOusen, Denver; Henry P. Hochstein. ].
c. Brown, Milwaukee.
AT the Walker House-F. Palmer, John
c. Burke, Chicago; Mrs. Wilson. Port
land; John ]. Flint and wife. Salina. Kan:
George r. Riley and WIFE J. II. Nc
Jake, Denver; c. o. Ambs. st. Louis;
George S. Sawyer, Phoebe; W. E. Brazel-
ton, Cogson, Iowa; S. Maple and wife,
Pueblo; George G. Frandsen, C. w. All
red, Price; Joseph McEwen, A. L. Foth-
eringham. E. Gillies. Beaver; A. futile.
Orangeville; Steve jacobson, American
Jones. Brigham City; Sophia Dayis.
Provo; William Wing. Lehi; H. S. Ec6is,
Mercur; ]. S. Ferris. Park City.
At the kenyon-George 2. Bissell. +. D.
Heffron, New York; Miss D. Smith, H c.
Bowen. F. W. Tinsman. F. Norman, Chi
cag0; William McDermott. Butte; ]. H
Turner. Portland. Ore; Neil P. Anderson.
wife and daughter, Fort Worth Texas; c.
J. Ross, Ogden; A. W. Benjamin. Toledo.
Ohio; John B. Read. Butte; f. A. Hodge
and wife, Pueblo; Professor j. p. Wood
have, Denver.
At the Cullen-Ed officer. Corinne: B. c.
Youngson. Seattle; b. Christensen. Dr. J.
W. Dryborough. Eureka; Miss NJ. A. Dry
borough. Detroit; ]. 3. Jones, Louise
no
Chrisman, Ogden; Mamie Moss. j. Nan
ME Hoge. j. NJ. Hoge. Burke's Garden
Va: Frank W. Burke. John Burke,
American Falls; Charles G. Chrisman,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-21
EVENTS IN THE ORIENT.

AS indemnity for the Shashi riot Japan
claims from China the right to establish
separate battlements at YuohoW. Santu
and Foohow and demands also 10000
taels.
Chin BOX Kwa. a rebel chief of For
mosa. vas enticed by Japan to surrender
under 4 false sense of security and then
barbGroGsIy executed.
Dark reports come from all over China
Everywhere the Chinese are becoming eX-
cited over the demands for ports and con-
cessions. Central China particularly is
restless and serious rioting has taken
place ct Ning-Po.
Rumor has il that the Russian minister
TO China has demanded from the Chinese
government the privilege of constructing
n railway between Tien-Tsin and Kiuk-
lang, and he is said to have proposed to
lend troops to China in order TO prevent
British aggression.
Mr.. Otan. president of the Yokohama
Tea Dealers association. has expressed
a strong objection to the imposition of
the tea tariff in the United States and is
fnmertirg an agitation 70 induce the
United States government to impose a SIM
ila' duty upon conee-