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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

MARCUS AURELIUs HANNA dived
down into his barrel and filched
forth the filthy lucre, and was cleo
ted by one vote. There's nothing
the matter with Hanna.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

A CONFERENCE Of silver leaders
was held Saturday at Washington,
the purpose being to form COM
pact front for the congressional cam
paign next fall.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

In the Memphis municipal cleo
ton last Thursday ], J. Williams
defeated w. L. Clapp, the present
incumbent, for mayor, by ma
jority of 500.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

A SYSTEMATIC strike is scheduled
for next Monday among the cotton
mills in the New England states,
whose employees have been cut ten
per cent in wages. The strike will
affect thousands of hands.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

Prosperity comes quickest to the man
whose liver is i'm good condition. De-
Wits Little Early Risers are lannon's
little pills for constipation, biliousness,
indigestion and all stomach and liver
troubles, 4. =, Rains. Iy
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

Mr.. S. V. WALL will leave Frank
lin and start preparatory school at
HoneygrOve, Texas, on February l.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14
Joe. Z. Akln EIected Superlntendent.

The Road Commissioners Tor
Maury County met in the Circuit
Court room last Monday, and elected
Joe e. Akin, Of Hampshire, Super
intendent Of the County Work
house. Sam Hardison, of the Bird
district, was electsd work-hOuse
guard. This work-house has proved
valuable institution to the county,
as many miles of Macadamized
road have been built at a nominal
cost by using prisoners to do the
work.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

Two Indians were burned at the
stake by a mob on the Oklahoma
border last Friday night.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

EX-GOv. j. S. HoGG, of Texas,
denies that he is candidate for the
vice presidential nomination in 1900
and says he is out of politics. He
adds that he will favor Gov. Robert
Taylor, of Tennessee, for Vice
President.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O., says,
CATER two doctors gave up my boy to
die, saved him from Group by using
One Minute Cough Cure" 1t is the
quickest and most certain remedy for
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
troubles. A. y, Rains. "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14
NEWS AND COMMENT.

The Tennessee Legislature will
assemble in extraordinary session
Monday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14
A WARNING TO TRUSTS.

Members of the Nashville lee Trust
Were Fined 1000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 8.-Mem-
bers of the ice trust indicted in the
Criminal Court last summer for
alleged violation of the State anti
trust law, were to-day fined $1,000
on plea of guilty. Only one in
dictment was returned.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

REPRESENTATIVE KING, of Utah,
who has been personally investigat-
ing affairs in Cuba, paints very
dark picture of the condition of the
reconcentrados, who, he says, are
dying like sheep in the streets of
Cuban towns
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

DIR. SHEP ROGERS, a prominent
physician of Memphis, was fatally
shot by Mrs. Sandbrink last Friday.
The woman then sent a bullet
through her own heart, dying in
stantly. The whole affair is wrap
ped in mystery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

GarwOOd's SarsapariIla-for the blood
guaranteed to cure. A. B. RAINS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

THE X-ray saved the life of a lit
tie girl at Harrisburg, n. c., last
week. The daughter of w. e. Har-
ris swallowed a thimble, and it
could not be located until the
Roentgen ray was employed and a
photograph taken of the inside of
her body. The thimble had lodged
in the lower part of the lung, and a
successful operation was performed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14

"BUTCH" BRADLEY, the notorious
convict, who, sentenced to life inn
prisonment for murder, has during
the past year escaped twice from the
old penitentiary at Nashville, and
has caused more trouble and expense
to the State and State officials than
any other one prisoner, has been cap
tured at last and will in few days
occupy cell in the penitentiary
again.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14
Mckinley Prosperity,

"a few days ago 1 picked up a
copy of the St. Louis Globe-D Demo-
crat and found under the innocent
and unpretentious hea dimes,
"Weavers and Spinners," seven
The evening times., 1898-09-09
Officers.

- -.-.-..-...--......--. Colonel
- .-...-.--...-......... Major
r................ Major
%. s.--.--.---...-........ Major
.---...-.....-..-.-M Major and Surgeon.
80 --..............-.... Chaplain.
F.--r... First Lieutenant and Adjutant
-. -. First Lieut.. and Quartermaster.
......F First Lieut.. and Asst. Surgeon.
.. First Lieut.. ana Asst. Surgeon.
80. 80 First Lieut.. and Battalion Adjt.
$50 First Lieut.. and Battalion Adjt.
$780,. First Lieut. and Battalion Adjt.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
Company 4.
OFFICERS.
PRINATES.

WOODFORD II. Rabbit.
ELMER + BASIN.
JOSEPH +. BEAVERS.
GEORGE /. BLUM.
CHARLES p. CARL,
WILLIAM J. CARTER.
THOMAS J. CARTWRIGHT.
EDWARD :. CLARK.
SOL. l.. BELEYlE.
JOHN W DEMAlNE.
LEE DTNNINGTON.
WALTER EBERTS.
GEORGE F. GARRETT.
JOSEPH HESS.
WILLIAM 7. JOHNSON.
GtSTAVUS II. KAISER.
EDWARD kINNY.
WILLIAM Z. KlENY.
WILLIAM +. KNOTT.
GEORGE Z. LANHAM.
CHARLES F. LEONARD
THADDEUS 4. LIPPHARD.
WILLIAM II. LLOYD.
WILLIAM LUSBY.
JAMES +. MAHONEY.
JAMES ". NARBI -RY
JOHN NJ. NERO.
BERNARD +. MOONEY.
WILLIAM VI. MOONEY.
WADE II. MORELAND.
JOHN p. NEUMANN
PATRICK J. O'BEIRNE.
THOMAS F. O'KEEFE
JACOB OPPENHEIMER
MOSES OSTHEIMER
HENRY G. POLICY.
WILLIAM F. P0ORE (deceasl d..
WILLIAM p. PUMPHREY.
JAMES A. QUINN.
WARREN S. REED.
JOSEPH ]. RAlNEY.
FRANK W. RICH.
GEORGE T. SCOTT.
CHARLES ]. SIMPSON.
HARRY L. SLATER.
BUELL. STANLEY.
WILLIAM c. SHOWERS.
JAMES A. SULLIVAN.
GEORGE ". TAYLOR.
CHARLES II. THOMPSON.
CLARENCE F. TUCKER.
BENJAMIN f. WALTERS. JR.
HOWARD J. WALTERS.
WILLIAM WAPLE.
ARTHUR WATKINS
CHARLES c. WEST,
WILLIAM WHITE.
ELMER E. WOODWARD.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
PPINAIES-


ARTHUR B. ADAMS.
CHARLES ALLEN.
CLINTON J. ANBLER.
GROVE II. BEEBE.
JOHN :. BETHUNE.
JOSEPH NJ. BIRD.
SPENCER BLISS.
CLARENCE BROWER.
ALBERT II. CH8CE.
PAUL T. CHAMBERLAIN.
CLIFFORD '. CHURCH
RICHARD :. CLAIRBORNE.
JOHN ". CLARKE
JOSEPH :. CORNISH
CLIFFORD f. CROSS.
OWEN b. CURTIS.
WILLIAM DRIVER.
DONALD FITHIAN.
JAMES Z. GADDIS.
GEORGE II. GILMAN.
WYATT L. GORING.
GEORGE b. GRAVES.
EMMETT L. GRIFFIN.
JOSEPH L. HARMON.
/. G. ITEINLEIN.
JOSEPH T. HODGSON.
MARTIN L. HOFFMsSTER.
THOMAS 4. KERR.
ERNEST LANDON.
WILLIAM II. LOCKWOOD.
WILLIAM L. LOWE.
HERBERT NJ. MANNING.
THOMAS MARSHALL
ARTHUR J. MATHEWS.
CHARLES c. MATTHEWS.
SOCRATES MAUPIN (deccased).
J. W. ID. MAUPIN.
II. ". McCAULEY.
CLAUDIUS J. NEIS.
NORMAN l.. NORMAN.
FRANK G.. OLDHAM.
JOHN II. 0NTRECH.
THOMAS T. PAGE.
ELMORE NJ. PHELPS.
CLARENCE 5. PITTMAN
BOLIVAR y. RAMEY.
WALTER A. RElSS.
b. A. REYNOLDS.
ELBERT RICHMOND.
LEE ROSS.
HARRY T. SCOTT.
HARRY A. SHINN.
EUGENE r. SMITH.
GEORGE T. Thu RST0N.
HOWARD b. WALDON.
EDWARD WEISS.
HERMAN o. WEISS.
z. l.. WHITE.
EARLY ID. YoDER.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
PRINATES.

JOSEPH II. ADAM.
CHARLES ". ADDELLF.
CHRISTOPHER {. ALMOND.
CHARLES ANGEL.
GEORGE V. BANG.
CHARLES BUCEEY.
John \. BI RTON.
JOHN T. CADY.
JOSEPH \. CAMPBELL.
CHARLES \. CAMPBELL
WALTER CARNEAL.
WILLIAM G.. CLARK.
JAMES F. CORICO.
LESTER p. DAVIS.
JOSEPH ". DIETZ.
EDWIN +. DOUCHERTY.
JACOB i. EBERLE.
ROBERT II. FLINT.
ALFRED G.. GEiST.
CHARLES r. CUTTINGS.
ABRAHAM GOLDSTEIN.
WILLIAM II. HARNESS.
WILLIAM II. HOLMES. JR
GEORGE +. JENKINS.
ANTHONY j. kAIILER.
JOHN T. RISER.
JAMES 4. k0HN.
JOSEPH VI. KOHN.
EDWIN VI. LAWTON.
SAM Ell MARSHALL
GEORGE =. MASON.
DAVID McNAUGHTON.
EDWIN McGINNIS.
ROBERT +. MITCHELL.
ALBERT F. MOORE.
JOHN p. O'NEILL.
HYLES d. OSBORN.
ROBERT ID. PROCTOR.
JAMES X. POLLOCK.
GEORGE HUMPHREY.
EDGAR X. RAY.
JOHN 4. RILEY.
OTTO RITTER.
HARRY ]. SCHLOSSER.
MARTIN SCOTT.
GEORGE SCHULTZ.
JOSEPH STECKER.
GEORGE III. STRAYER.
FREDERICK II. SMITH.
WILLIAM y. SWINDELLS.
John ii. TAYLOR.
ROBT. s. TAYLOR
HARVEY G.. THORN.
RICHARD l.. TRICE.
GEORGE W. VAUGHAN.
IkNES U ukI nEN
CURTIS II. WINSDS.
THOMAS J. WILLIAMS.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
OFFICERS.
PRINAIES-


WILLIAM T. BAUM.
ALBERT NJ. BILLINGS.
JOHN {. BOSS.
FRANK b. BOWERS.
HENRY !. BROCHON.
GEORGE r. BtRYEA.
DENNIS J. BYRNES.
WILLIAM B. CATTELL..
CHARLES CHANFY.
JOHN +. CLEMENT.
TAYLOR cox.
NICHOLAS 7. CROWLEY.
CHARLES VI. DURBIN
GEORGE {. FAIRLANB.
BENJAMIN :. FAVoRITE.
HAMILTON FICKLIN.
EDGAR K. FLETCHER.
Bj DID 7. FORTNEY.
JAMES $. GNNATY.
FRANK E HAGAN.
WILLIAM l.. HAMMERLY.
ARTHUR C. HANIMERLY.
BENJAMIN j. HtRBART.
PERCY T. HARRISON.
FRED b. HASKELL
ALBERT VI. HAYDEN.
WILLIAM II. HECK.
FRANK HELLMUTH
LOUIS TIELLMUTH.
BERNARD \. HENDREN.
GEORGE T. HILTON.
JOHN r. HOLMES.
GEORGE C. HOLROYD.
JOSEPH T. HOPKINS.
GEORGE NJ. kITCHTNGS.
CLARENCE +. LANGLEY.
ISAAC P. LINCH.
WILLIAM II. LITTLEPAGE
MAURICE VI TINT\E STONE
DANIEL NJ. McAyOY.
GEORGE F. MARTIN.
JOHN c. MEAD.
CHARLES l.. MILLNER.
SAMUEL MORGAN.
SAMUEL Nj -RDOCK.
GEORGE NEWMANN.
HENRY F. NOLAN.
JOHN D. O'LEARY.
GEORGE ". PATTERSON.
JAMES o.. REEVES,
JOHN ROGERS0N.
ALBERT SCHALK.
JOHN F. SCHNERGER.
EMII. SCHI LIZ.
EVERETT p SPRINGER.
WESLEY c. STANSBURY.
FRED STEWART.
JOSEPH 7, STOTSENBURG.
WILLIAM VESABLE.
WILLIAM f. WALLACE.
ALAN S. WALL.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
Company /.
OFFICERS.
PRINATES

PFNA ! Is.
EDGAR J. ADAMS
WILLIAM T. BAILEY.
CHARLES +. BALDWIN.
ALOYSII-S BARNES.
JAMES c. BILLINGSLEY
FLOYD F. BROWN.
JAMES L. BROWN.
EDMUND F. BURKE
THOMAS COLLINS.
ULYSSES : CONNOLLY.
LODIA \. CUTSHAM.
ARTHUR F. DAVIS.
JACOB b. DAVIS ..
JAMES S. DAVIS.
JOSEPH Il. DRINKARD.
ALEX. n. FORESTER.
GEORGE GASKELL
JAMES f. GATELY.
JOHN 4. GAYER
WILLIAM J. GLMORN.
GEORGE X. GLASCO.
WALTER GREEN.
FRANK r. GRIFFITH.
WILLIAM J. HANNIGAN.
HERBERT l. HAYS.
ALBERT j. HAWKINS.
ELLIOT 4. HOOPES.
PATRICK HURLEY.
RICHARD HURLEY.
NORMAN A. KRAFT.
JACKSON r. LEITH.
JOHN L. LYNCH.
CLAUDE ". LUSSEORD.
ELVIN VI. LUSKEY.
BERNARD MeCAULEY.
LOUIS y. MALLET.
HARRY W. MITCHELL.
DANIEL P. MYERS
JOHN A. 0'T0OLE.
JOHN l.. O'DONNOGHUE
JOHN PRENDERVILLE.
THOMAS !. PRENDERNHLE.
WILLIAM b. .PARTELL0.
RICHARD J. QUINN.
WARREN h. REED.
GEORGE W. R0BEY, .IR
SAMUEL IL. SHL0MBERG.
THOMAS r. SHEPPARD.
CHARLES E. SIKKEN. T.
WILLIAM NJ. STEELE.
THOMAS SWALLOW.
CHARLES F. TAGGART.
JOSEPH TAGGART.
HENRY 7. TEEL.
CLARENCE P. THOMPSON
WILLIAM A. TREEN.
ROBERT l.. ZEi.L.
WILLIAM d. B. ZELL.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
. TAI BAND.

.---..Chief Musician.
CLARENCE ID. HEIDER,
AUGUSTINE A HOFFMAN,
LAWRENCE NJ. HURDLE.
HENRY M MADERT,
NEIL c. M'DONALD,
FRANK C. SCHUTT, JR-.
JOHN A. SWEDBERG,
BENJAMIN L. WATSON.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
Company H..
OFFICERS.
PRINAIES

| NV 4 LC.
OSCAR s. ARNES.
JAMES o. REALL.
FRANK B. BESSLER.
CHARLES T. BRYANT.
JOHN C. CARR.
JOHN COLLINS
EDW ARD 4. COOK.
WILLIAM C0RNWELL.
WILLIAM II. CORRELL.
DAVID B. CT RRY.
HORACE DANIELS.
MARTIN DAfERN.
GEORGE DONOHU F..
CHARLES F. DC BOTS,
T. \. ENSELMAN.
WILLIAM FRIZZEII.
SAMU Ell c. FURTHER.
TAYLOR GAYLE.
JOSEPH CHANT.
WILLIAM +. GIRTON.
WAITE HARRISON.
GARDNER HART.
Lot Is HOHBEIN.
JOHN F. HORNER.
EDWARD J. HYLAND.
JOSEPH !. KNIBBS.
CHARLES II. LOU DEN.
JOSEPH NJ LONEDAY.
WILLIAM +. MCCORMICK.
WILLIAM II. McGREGOR.
OLIVER ID. MERSON.
PERCY y. MOI LDEN.
WILLIAM URRAY.
WILLIAM I. OLIVER.
HUGH \. PENDLETON.
HARRY L. ROGERS.
GEORGE NJ. ROSS.
RICHARD RUSSELL.
GEORGE ]. RYDER.
GEORGE NJ. RYAN.
CHARLES SHIPLEY.
JEROME SHIPMAN.
ARTHUR SIMMONS.
JAMES J. SLATTERY.
II. L. SMETHU RST.
WILLIAM Z. STEARNS.
BENJAMIN F. STEWART.
FRED STUEHMANN.
THOMAS 4. TAYLOR.
CHARLES F. TRAEERS.
G. T. YERMILLION.
JOHN r. WALKER.
WALTER 4. WANSELL.
LEWIS WAPLE.
WILLIAM III. WILCOX
ENNIS n. WILLIAMS.
HENRY W0Lf-
WILLIAM II. WRIGHT.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
kISSEONED STAFF.

.....--~----..---..... Sergeant Major.
....Quartermaster Sergeant.
-. ...-@-......-.-...H Hospital Steward.
|GE E...--.............. Hospital Steward.
I....-..A-s........ss..H Hospital Steward.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
Company L,STsw
Company ~,
OFFICERS.

SYDNEY r. JACOBS. Captain.
FRED G. ST. T%. %.......--I>t Litut
EDWARD y. MEEKINS. 90. I'd Lieut..
WILLIAM 7. PLACE.......Ist Ssrgt.
JOHN C. GATHERS. JR q. u. Sergt
CHARLES II. BROWN. =: gea-t.
GEORGE p. SROP>IIIRE Sergeant.
ARC HIBALD \ ri ARK. Sergeant.
FRED \ CT U>IGE.-.....-...Ss Sergeant.
JOSEPH >fRtEr...........C Corporal.
FRANK !. SCHL0S>ER .Co.PoIaL
JOHN r. GRAHAN......-..Co Corporal
JAMES T. GODDARD. .Cosparal.
GEORGE |. Corporal.
JOHN \. MOVER Corporal.
WILLIAM H. NORRECK Musjciln.
AUGUST SCHOENKNECHT Nu-iciiu.
Lot l. C. PETERS ...-.-.k krtificc-.
FRANK : CONNOR. .Nagoac-.
The evening times., 1898-09-09
Company G..
OFFICERS.

FRED :. HODGSON. Captain.
DANIEL Y CHISHpLM----1-t Lieut..
LEROY ". HEBRON. N.......-2d Lieut..
John A. CHISHOLM StrgJ.
ERNEST BARBDI R-.-..-Q VI. Sergt.
ALPHON>O ". SHILLING. Sergeant
JAMES 7. BRENFR.-......S Sergeant.
CLAt DE J. ANSON......S Sergeant
EDW ARD g. Di- TrUN..-..- Sergeant
FERDIN AND hIMHEL......C Corporal.
CHARLES II. Corporal.
HARRY T. PATTERSON Corporal.
JAMES NJ. PETTY .......... Corporal
GEORGE 7. SHILLING. Corporal.
CHARLES SNELL.......-...Cor Corporal.
GERRY ETCHELBERGER Musician.
GEORGE C. WINAI 'S....... Musician.
CLARENCE b. HART. Artificer
JOHN McIIENRH.......... .NaGoner.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
THAYER.

Wednesday, Aug. 31.-D. B, Doty
of Savannah, Ill.,, visited friends a.
Thayer last week,
J. Fl. Sperry will move into hi!
new house Wednesday,
Mrs. Nellie Goens is visiting hel
sister Mrs, Dasey Heatherly at Okla
homa.
H. Moore. son of j, A. Moore, left
today for LaRoy Kan. on his way to
Sioux City Iowa.
They say that Joseph Stall has
quit the hotel trade, and gone to hand
lidg furniture, carpets, etc.
One Of our citizens left few days
ago and no one knows where he
went. No one knows OF any trouble
he has gotten into.
P.W. Rase started for Whittier
Cal, on Sunday. Before leaving MI
Rase bought the Frank Smith farm
half mile north Of Thayer.
We don't know what the outlook
for republican success is in other parts
of the county. but here in Chetopa-tp
we think we will have no trouble in
making a clean sweep.
Our city has been honored by the
presence of quite a number OF
prominent gentlemen from Wils0n-cC
and parts of Neoshh-co. Hon. S. S.
Kirkpatrick, w. R. Cline. Jesse
Shinn and Others.
The republicans held their caucas
In the opera house Monday 29th and
nominated the following township
officers: trustee, s. P. Miller; treasur'
er, Chas. Burns; clerk, Ed Nelson'
road overseer, district No. l., Jacot
Meadly; No. 2, Geo. Broomtield; No
3, Frank Carson; No. 4. w. H. oliver
j. P.,W. S. Campbell. for Thayer; Ur'
bana, j. w. Stipp; constable, Thayer
Fred Covtr; Urbana, Sherman Bryan
This is the second day of the trial
of the state of Kansas VS. Paddy Ryan
for perjury. 1t appears that Mp
Ryan was an important witness on
the case of state of Kansas VS. Wright
Bros. for asaulting and robbing Chas'
Nelson. Ryan's testimony corroberat'
ed the statement Of the Wright Bros.
with regard to the assault and robbery
and tended to show that Nelson
assaulted himself and broke his own
head with a chair The state has
proven that Mr.. Ryan was in or about
Altoona at the time he swears he
was at Thayer. The defendant has
proven by several witnesses that hewas
In this vicinity at the time he swore
he was. w. r. Cline. S. W. Brewster,
are for the state and S. S. kirkpatrick
is for Ryan. They are all doing the
)est fighting they can.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
ERlE E..

Mrs. Woods returned. nome lrUln
Ohio, this week, where she spenV 0ne
summer visiting.
Earnest Freeland and sister. Miss
Hallie. of Neodesha, are the guests OF
Mat johnson and family and other
friends.
Hon, Henry Johnson, prosperous
vo1ng lawer, of Perry, Oklahoma, Is
yisStinp his parents and other relat-
ives in the city this week,
Rem Garyin, our efficient county
clark accompanied by his wife, start
ed for Omaha the first of the week to
snend a few days at the exposition.
Miss Bacon, one of the charming
daughters of that old staunch repu9-
lican, Charley Bacon OF South Mouna,
is visiting friends in the city this
week.
Charley Mossman, accompanied Dy
his daughter Miss Maggie, LETT Mon
day for Eldorado Springs MO. MI
Mossman has been in very poor
health all summer.
Mrs. and Mrs. J, r. Allen. OF Cha
nnfe. snent their third wedding ami
versary Aug. 27 with Mr.. and Mrs. j..
M Allen. it being their thirty-fifth
anniversary of the same day.
notwithstanding the republican
hard times, our pop cattle nuyer, MI
Cain and family will take In tne eG-
cur$ion to Cincinnati and visit frlends
and relatives in Indiana on the return
trip,
The Arkansas travellers, Messrss
Anderson, Cambern, Dutton ana
Deuison are due here next Saturday
We hazard guess in advance that
there will be no lack Of fish stories to
telllwhen they return.
The fair this year promises to be
thetbest we have ever had, largely
duelto the able and persistent energy
and ability of the secretary II. Lodge.
Mauv of the races are already fllled,
and a number of horses are on the
ground in training.
We are glad to announce that cecil
Long is a in fair way to recover from
his attack of typhoid fever Mr.. Long
is one the soldiers who VOlunteereq
from here, and who was allowed
thirty days furlough. He was taken
sickOn his return home although ne
had had an attact of meningltls
while at Camp Alger,
TIE barn belonging to. Mrs. j. e.
Kinney, of st. Paul, formerly owned
by Marion Johnson, was destroyed by
fire between 4 and 5 o'clock Saturday.
The fire is supposed to have original
ed by the carelessness Of boys with
matches. The barn was insured Tor
s2OO'which pretty nearly covers tne
loss ON the building. Geo. Cotfman
lost An his winter hay and oats.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
BIG GREEK.
20 to the picnic.

Did you 20 to the picnic.
Wm. Cottell will teach in Jewel-cC
this year.
Laura Twilly expects visit from
her friend Stella Howe.
Miss Stella Kimbrough, of Rich
Hill. Mo-, is visiting her cousin. Lou
Wimsett,
Grace Goltry and Ruth Gibson will
attend the High School at Chanute
this winter.
We heard that Harry Keller goes to
Mrs. Halls Sundays. Wonder what
the attraction is.
G. V. Dennis and wife and Mrs.
Barkley were visiting in this vicinity
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mark Gibson had his best girl out
to the social Saturday night. &c
ahead Mark she is all o. k.
The social at Mrs. Hartstock's, fol-
the benefit OF the church, was well
attended. About 50 were cleared.
Mrs. Herbert Cummings is the new
nresdent nf the Enworth League.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
TONY POINT.

Rain Is needed badly,
School begins September 18th,
Charley Young sports new buggy
Ed Ranberg was seen in our vicinity
Sunday.
Mack Reed is working for Mr..
Swartsman.
Ed Larson is the owner of bran
new buggy.
Mr.. Swartsman is putting up hay
on Mr.. Clark's farm.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Minnie Morse is improving
Little Ina Irwin. of Ridge, visited
her grand parents Friday.
We understand that there is to be a
new floor put in the school house.
Mr.. Rush's baby, who has been
quite sick, is improving at present.
Uncle Johnny Boerstler.- of Chanute
was the guest of W. W. Boestler Sun
day.
Miss Flora Beerstler was the guest
of Miss Ola Irwin Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie and Ina Boerstler went
to Cedar Valley Saturday and return
ed Monday.
Mr.. Howley and daughter Ida
were the guests of friends east OF
Humboldt Sunday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
LIST or APPOINTMENTS
Of Hon. S. S. Kirkpatrick. Re-
publican Candidate for Con-
greSS. Third District.

Friday, Sept. !, Arkansas City
Old Soldiers Reunion.
Saturday, Sept. 5, Oswego, nigh
meeting.
Monday, Sept. S, Angola, La
bette-co., night meeting.
Tuesday, Sept. 6, Cedervale, La
bette-co., Old Soldiers Reunion.
Wednesday, Sept. 7. Cedarvale,
Labette- Old Soldiers Reunion
Thursday, Sept. 8, Altamont,
Labette- e-co., night meeting.
Friday, Sept. 9, Whittier Schoo
House, Labette-co., night meeting.
Saturday, Sept. 10, Henderson
School House, Labette-co., night
meeting.
Monday, Sept. IL, to Saturday,
Sept. IT, Wilsonlco.; places not
yet designated.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
KIMBAll.

Monday, Aug. 29.-Crops are want
ing for rain this vicinity.
Charley McCay and family have
moved to town.
Mr.. Brown is talking of moving t.
| Goodrich Kansas.
Sim Brown has sold part of hi
property to Joe Simmons.
Several of our people attended
church at Stark last week.
Verg Howell is erecting a new house
on the Bender farm north Of town.
School commences next Monday
September with Fred Nation a'
teacher
Our village blacksmith, J. T. Smith
is two weeks behind with his work in
the shop.
Arch McLeister quit working on
the section last week and William
Smith filled his place.
Miss Myrtle Reed returned home
after weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Linn-co Kansas,
IT. Smith is auctioning off goods
for E. b. Rail every Saturday COM
mencing at 8 O'Clock p. m.
A. Shoemaker returned to his home
at Warensburg after weeks visit
with relatives at this place.
Arthur Talley returned to his home
in Goodrich Kansas after few days
visit with friends at this place,
A. G. Williamson, of Chanute, is
here with his tintype gallery prepared
to do all kinds of work in that line.
Franklin Williamson accompanied
by friend, Owen Camen, is visiting
his cousins Isaac and Willie Smith.
Mr.. McDonnal gave an ice cream
social at Mr.. Cottrell's last Saturday
night in honor of his section hands.
Velma Smith and brother Chester
were visiting friends and relatives at
Chanute the latter part of last week,
Leonard Cotteral got kicked by a
horse last week, but under the care OF
DR.. Morgan he is now able to limp
about the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Rail went to
Selma and other places in the north
ern part of the state today and ex-
pect to be back tomorrow,
J.N. Roseberry, candidate for pro-
bate Judge, and Alva Clark, OF Lin
coln-tp were up to see their old friend
]. It. Smith few days ago and get
acquainted with the people OF this
vicinity.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
Real Estate Transfers.

Ell Markham ct al, to Josie A
Cave, wd, lots 4, 8 and 8, blk
A, Eby's 1st add to Stark y
Ell Markham ct al, to WIN
Chisman, wd, VT Of net and ct
of sw4 13.27-20
MT Jones and wife to Sadie M
Martin. wd, lot 8, blk 20
Jones 9Th add to Chanute
"a Hardendorph and wife 10
y John NJ Hardendorph, va,
swt of nwt 23-30-17
Geo. A. Glrdner and wife 10
Elanor Lutz, wd, WI OF set
23-27-19
I,F Yockey and wife to Benz
sHyss, wd, lots 8, 9, 22, 70: "a,
blk is, Eden Park add to
VIM Woods and wife to Chas 5
Strahan, wd, mt lots 10, TO-
2l, %, blk 81, Galesburg,
Freeman and wife to Henry
Ocker, wd, lots 7, 8, 9, ~, H.
IL, blk I, carlton,
EO Freeman and wife to Mary
B Alleman, wd, lots u 2,
blk 7, carlton, WV
III A Perdue and wife to W "a
& Catherine Reece, ,wd, lou "a
blk Is. Erie.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
ODENSE.

Tuesday, Aug, 30.-Hot and dry.
The people of our vicinity are max
ing hay.
Grace Smith is working for Mrs
Hanson.
Miss Mary Dehart went to Erie yes
terday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Fl. A. Reynolds is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Crapson visited
relatives in this vicinity last Sunday
George Crapson lost valuable colt
Saturday evening by its falling into a
well.
George Crapson who has been sick
for the past week is able to work
again.
Mr.. John Todd went down to his IA
theirs Friday and his brother Walter
came home with him.