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The silver star., 1898-09-08
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Call For County Convention.

BY the power in me vested hereby
call the Democratic county convention
Tor the purpose Of nominating county OF.
h.ers to be held at Cortex on Wednss.
day the 2lst day Of September 1893. at 9
o'clock p. m. And the precinct primsries 9
to be held on Wednesday tho 14th day
OF September 1893, The several pre-.
clnct TO be allowed delegates as follows:
Precinct No. |. two; No. .. too; No. 3
two; No =. one; No. 5. one; No. 6, one;
No. Z. ono.
W. /. Wilson. Chairman.
o. ID. Pyle. Secretary.
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j. A. Bondurant and family came in
from the Montezuma valley this week
and the family will remain rome time re-
siding in the Dunivsnt house. Mr.. Bon
durant returned home yesterday.--Pa.
gosa Springs News.
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Las; week We were presented with
some fine apples Yellow Transparent and
Carolina Red. by E. j. Chapman. They
were grown in Mr.. Chapmsn's orchard
in the valley and are as fine as can be
raised any place. The orchard is four
years old and an excellent producer.
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Ethan Smith and Miss Eva Num-,
W. J. Exon and Mrs. Lulu Stevenson vis-
tied the McElmo canon last Sunday,
stopping at Noah Barnes and j. T.
Giles ranches. They report good time
and Will Exon says to ask 0. d. Pyle
what kind OF melons they had.
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Travelling Auditor A. G. Marshall. OF
the Southern. was in Dolores last Friday
checking out 4. L. Short. who has OBJ
tanned a thirty day lay.of. and checking
in W. H. Barton. who takes Mr.. Shorts
place.
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Ed hamb. OF Cortez. left last Sunday
to attend the Silver Republican conven.
ton at Colorado Springs and to visit
Denver. Joe Smith. sub-agent OF the
utes. came up with Ed but for some un-
known reason they took different trains
to get out of the country.
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Carl Scharnhorst, who has been home
from the army on a furlough, left last
Sunday for Fort Logan in answer to in.
structions directing him to report at
once.
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Mrs. Belmer. mother Of Jas. Belmer
OF Disappointment, and Mrs. Pinyan
took last Sundays train for a nimas City.
Mr.. Belmer and wife brought them in
from Disappointment last Saturday and
returned Monday.
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+. n. Cunningham. who has been en-
gagged in the work OF putting UP the Do
lores -four mill. dropped in THI SILVER
STAR Office last Saturday long enough
to place his name on the subscription
list
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e. Z. Short left last Tuesday FOR Den.
ser. Colorado Springs and Glenwoo,l
Springs, At the latter place he will tsb.
ksssnt Silver Star t.odge No. lo5. X. Of
p: Ia tho ssssIdb of ths Grand fodgs.
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>. G. W. Cochran, section foreman Il
uiencoe. was 10 this city last Sunds,
end placed hls name on THn Sftvxs
6fAi Subscription list.
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Get Messrs. league. Dooley 4 Halls
to do your thrashing. They have new
and up to date steam thrssher and will
do satisfactory work.
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Miss Katie Reed. who has been spend
ing her summer vacation with her mother
in this city, left last Tuesday to resume
her studies at the Durango convent.
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A Calico Ball will be given Il the
School Houss Hall in this village on Fri.
day Sept. 10. Everybody should Tx up
b calico suit and attend.
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G. A. johnson was In Dolores last Sun.
day snd 10 company with his wife and
son. took the afternoon flyer for Duran.
10,
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Ralph Thompson and Harry Baxstrum
came up from the county seat Isst Mon.
day sod sre at work painting the school
house.
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@. L. Coon. Of Hespsrus. arrived IN
Dolores last Saturday To visit his child.
fsn ut J. H. Lynton's, and returned homo
Sunday.
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Steve Smith has purchased one ol
those new two seated buggies. which ar
rived last Monday.
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8. p. Thomas and q. J. Scharnhorst
left last Tuesda, to attend the Demo.
cratic conventions at Little London,
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Anthony Barrett left last Tuesday to
attend the Silver Republican conven.
tions at the Springs.
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Ed Hughes. OF Mildred. was in Dolores
number Of times this week and is haul.
ing lumber for granary.
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DR.. Dawson and wife and Mrs. Deis
returned to Rico last Saturday. after q
visit in the valley.
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Wanted. Some one to give supper
for dance Sept. l6. Leave notice at this
office on or before the 10th.
The silver star., 1898-09-08
Subscribe for THE SILVER STAR.

MONTICELLO STAGE.
Leave Dolores Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. ................... am.
Arrive Dolores Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. 6 pm.
CORTEZ STAGE.
Leave Dolores daily except Sundsy....l 70 pm
rflNc Doiores ........lV am
BY way of Mildred. ed.....................
LONE DONE AND FoRNBY.
Arrive Dolores Saturday y.............l ii 30 am
Leave Dolores Saturday .............. 100 pm
ARRIOLA.
Arrive Dolores Tu- -sday and Saturdayl0 am
Leave Dolores same days ..............l 30 pm
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j. T. Quick visited Saw Pi. las. Sat
urdsy. returning Sunday.
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RIO oRANpE SOUTHERN R.R

On the Telluride branch train leaves Vance
Junction ..t 1910 ! arrives Telluride 10: 20
tion Is. Freight trains do not carry passen-
gers.
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Sterl and Spencer Thomas were W
from the county seat last Monday.
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FoR SALE.-A good fresh milk COW.
Perfectly gentle. Enquire at this Office.
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The Blain Hotel ID the place 70 ntop
whom you 90 to Durango. 0ood bet)s.
good meals and courteous treatment -
assured you. l36
The silver star., 1898-09-08

Joe H. Dewitt has just received his
new line Of samples fcr Fall aud Winter
clothing. Call at THE SILVER STAR Of
flee and examine them.
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Joe Airy. Of Durango. visited Corte7
last Friday. returning home Saturday.
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W. H. Brumley visited Durango las,
Sunday. returning Tuesday.
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A6-when you answer an advertisement in
THE SILVER STAR. either local or foreign.
STAB. Il rosfs you nothing and may be great
help to the paper. "a
The silver star., 1898-09-08

B. F. Southerlen was up from ArrioIs
last Monday on business.
The silver star., 1898-09-08

Call and ~ tho NOW line Of stmplee
Tor fall and winter clothing at Tns s,L.
vEs SrAR ONCE.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-14
XVII.

Zachodnia granics Egiptu ma dlugosci przesz}o 100
mil geografcznych stanowi sciana pag6rk6w wapien.
nych, nagich, poprzerywanych %wswozami, wysokich ma
pareset metr6w. Biegnie ons wzdiuz Nilu, cd kt6rego
oddala sic ma mile, niekiedy ma kilometr.
Gdyby kto wdrapaf sic ma kt6ry pag6rk6w zwr6.
cit twarz ku p6lnocy, zobaczylby jedno z najosobliw
ssych widowisk. w dole. ma prawo mialby wssks, ale
sielons lske, prsersnists Nilen; zas ma lewo ujrsalby
niesko6csons r6wnine barwy E6itej, urosmaicons plams
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-14

Miedzy pustynis morzem Sr6dziemnem ciagual sic
bardzo diugi, choc nieEbyt szeroki pas ziemi zyznei, "a.
mieszkany przez rozmsite plemiona, kt6re Egipcyanie
may wall: Libijczykami. Jedne e tycA plemion zajmo.
waly sic rolnictwem, inne rybactwem j morsks &egluga;
W kaedem 2 mich jednak byia grenada dzikus6w, kt6
|rzy woleli kradziez, wojne / rozb6j, anizeli systematycz.
ne prace. Bandycka ia ludnosc nieustannie ginsfa wsr6d
nedEy albo wojennych przyg6d, lecz i ciagle powieksza
Ia sic regularnym d~Oplywem Szardana (Sarda6czyk6w }
j Szakalusza (Sycylijczyk6w), kt6rzy W owej epoce by.
Ii jeszcze wiekszymi barbarzyhcami i ab6jami, anizeli
rodowici Libijczycy.
Poniewaz Libia stykaia sic z zachodnia grauics Dol
|nego Egiptu, barbarzyhcy wiec czesto grabili ziemie je
go swistobliwosci i-bywali strasznie karceni. Przeko.
nawszy sic jednak, Re wojna z Libijcxykami ME prowa.
innej polityki. P~rawowitym rodzinom ibijskim pozwa.
tn, zas b~andyt6w i awanturnik6w werbowali do wojska
mieli z mich wybornych Aolnierzy.
w ten spos6b ~pahstwo zabezpieczylo sobie spok6j
ma zachodniej granicy. Ola utrzymania zas W porssd.
ku pojedy1czych rabusi6w ~lbijskich wystarczala poll
eva, strat polowa j kilka pulk6w regularnych ustawio.
|nych wSd1uz Kanopijskiej odnogi Nilu.
Taxi stan rzeczy TRIVIAL blizko $50 lat; o~statnis DO.
wien wojns z Libijczykami ~prowadzil jeszcze RANGES
Ill. ci, kt6ry uciaf ogromne stosy rsk p~oleglym nieprzy.
jaciolom j ~przywi6df do Egiptu trzynascie tysiscy ME.
'wolnik6w. Cd tel pory mkt ME lekal sic napadu re
strony Libii, dopiero, PREY schyfku panowania Ramze
ga XII go, dziwna polityka ~kaplan6w nanowo zapalila
W tamtych stronach pozar walki.
Wybuchls zas ona z nastspujscych powod6w:
Jego d~ostojnosc Herhor, minister wojny i arcykap.
ian, skutkiem oporu jego SwistobliwoSci faraona, ME
~e~r~k< <~lk><r = ~~I~s~l A.; -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-14

Z~najdziesz tam-m6wili - bezdenny skarbiec i
spizarnie ola siebie, ola swoich ludzi ola wnuk6w wa
sEych wnuk6w.
Musawasa-chot p~rzebiegly w6dz dyplomata-dal
sic ziapat. Jako czlowiek energiczny, natychmiast ogfo.
sir przeciw Egiptowi swists wojne j = majac pod reka
tysisc dzielnych wojownik6w, pchnsf pierwszy korpus
ku wschodowi, pod dow6dztwem swego syna, dwudzies-
~toletniego Techenny.
Starry barbarzyniec Email wojns rozumia}, ze kto
chce zwyciszyG, must dzialac szybko, zadawae pierwsze
ciosy.
Przygotowania libijskie trwaiy bardzo kr6tko. Ex-
zo}nierEe jego swistobliwosci wprawdzie przyszli bez
broni, lecz znali swoje rzemiosio, a W owych czasach O
.broh ME byio trudno. Kilka rzemyk6w, czy kawa{k6w
sznurka ma proce, wf6cznia albo zaostrzony xii, top6r
albo ciezka paika, jedna torba ~kamyk6w a druga dak.
~tyl6w-oto ~wszystko.
Oddai wiec Musuwasa diva tysisce ex zolnierzy re
cztery tysiace ~Hbijskiej holoty swemu synowi Techennie.
zalecajac mu, azeby wpadl do Egiptu, zrabowal co sic
da przygotowai zapasy ola ~wiasciwej armii. Sam zas.
~gromadzs powazniejsze silly, rozeslal go6c6w DO oazach
i wzywaf wszystkich, kt6rzy ME majs mic do stracenia.
pod swoje s~ztandary.
Dawno W pustyni ME panowal taxi ruch, jak dzi.
siaj. u kazdej oazy wychodzila grenada "a gromada,
tax strasznych proletaryuszow, se choc juz byIi prawie
nadzy, jeszcze zasiugiwali ma NAIVE oberwa6c6w.
Opierajsc sic ma zdaniu swoich doradc6w, kt6rzy
miesisc temu byli ofcerami jego sw~iatobiwosci, Musa
wasa calkiem ~rozssdnie przypuszczai, ze jego syn pier.
wei zrabuje kilkaset wsi m~iasteczek cd Terenuthis do
MIN spotka jakies powaanieisze silly egio.
skie. Wreszcie doniesiono mu, ze ma pierwsza wiese q
ruchu Libijczyk6w, nietylko ucieki wszyscy robotn;cv
2 wielkiej huty szklanej, ale nawet ze cot sic vol
sko, ssjmujsce fortecski W Sochet-Hsmau,n mad Jesiors.
mi Sodowemi.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-10-07
BIG GREEK.

Capt. Gibson had his barn raising
last week.
John Henry and wife are visiting
relatives in Ohio.
A number of our neighbors have
been visiting relatives in Missouri.
Wednesday Oct. 5,-Mr, Thacker
sold some of his corn to Mr.. Mar
tin.
The youngest child of Winfield Rus
sell broke his arm while at play last
week.
w. H. Thacker and F. f. Maynard
have purchased some thoroughbred
Hereford stock
Andrew Westien started for Par son
Sunday, but didn't get any farther
than S. E. Twilley's. Nit.
TX. Greenougi. expects TO build a
new house this fall. This is. another
sign of Mckinley prosperity.
Some parties broke into the Big
Creek school house last Sunday night
and rummaged things over pretty
well.
Henry Brown is making regular
visits to Chanute Sunday afternoons,
wonder what is the matter with
Henry.
Andrew Westling's wild horse got
loose from his stall last week. Andy
had to make business trips to Chan
ute and Rollin to get him.
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The Ponusts Promise Much Do Little for the People

Oscar Collins has moved into Lieut.
j. f. Knights house.
Burlington Water Mill -four is the
best, Cunningham sells it.
w. H. Nations sister from Colorado
was visiting him last week.
]. d. Yockey took charge OF the
Shaw section the first of this month,
John Mcconnell and wife and Ed
Wells went to Kansas City last Sun
day.
w. H, Nation is attending the COM
missioner's meeting at Erie this
week.
About twenty Of the members OF
the f. A. A. at this place drove to
Kimball with we'll filled baskets Sat
urday evening and surprised V, a.
Howell and wife. A good time was
reported by all.
Wednesday Oct. 5.-Some Of the Erie
young folks were out on the river near
Shaw, fishing Saturday. Among them
was Fannie Barres, Mrs. W. R. Cline,
Bessie Naff. Carrie and Jamy Welch
and Geo. Cunningham OF Shaw
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AS Told by the Tines
Correspondents In NeO-
shO and Wilson C0un-
ties.

The Rev. William Elliott. Of Argen-
tine, Kansas, preached at the U. B.
church Sunday morning.
The bean supper given at the G. A..
R. Hall was very largely attended and
a good time was reported.
Miss Maude Adams left Sunday TO
pay her sister living ia Kansas City a
visit, during Carnival week.
James Adams and wife were here
from Carlyle the laat Of last week
visiting with James parents.
Aaron Eaton went to his school
Monday morning, He teaches the
same school he did last winter.
Mr.. George Moran returned from a
protracted visit with his mother liv-
Ing in Virginia, also a couple Of sisters
living in Washington, D. c.,
The Chanutites came downSaturday
afternoon to play game of ball with
the carleton boys, and it ended with
sixteen to eight in favor of Ea rle-
ton.
The funeral of John Elliott, whose
home was in California, was preached
at the U. B. church last Friday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Elliott's home used to
be in our little town, and he was very
highly respected and his family and
relatives have the sincere sympathy
OF all of their friends.
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Villas.

Wednesday, Oct, 5-Here we are on
deck again,
G. w. Wightman of Ottawa is in
our city today.
J.N. Taylor is building an addition
to his dwelling.
w. A. McCarter shipped one car o.
hogs to Kansas City Monday,
A cousin of J. w. Alexander's from
Toronto was visiting him last week.
Mrs. ]. F. Rice, of Bartelville Iowa,
was visiting her son NJ. T. Keifer last
week.
Jim Dulin returned from California
last week. He will farm the old place
next year.
S. Coats, R. Allison, A. S. Brickler
and G. P. Swank attended probate
court at Fredonia Monday.
HI Simmons is visiting relatives
in Illinois this week and also attend
ing festivities in st. Louis.
AL Trichler, R. Allison, Joe Wiltse
and daughter and G. P, Swank return
ed from the East last Saturday.
Several of our near by citizens have
purchased property in Chanute ana
will move to that prosperous city this
fall.
Alex Carlburg of Texas moved MS
family here and he will be found at
the forge ready to do any and allkinds
OF black smithing. All work guaren'
teed to give satisfaction. Give him a
call.
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.DlSTRlCT Al.

Wednesday, Oct, 5.-Dr. B. Rush
and family visited with his brother
Zeb Rush and family east of the river.
Ernest Ohlson was the guest of Mr..
Henry Thurman last Sunday. MIR,
Ohlson says farming is not altogether
a failure as he intends to care for 40
acres Of wheat on Mr.. Aliens place.
They are plowing the ground for the
wheat during this fine fall weather.
Mr.. EdwarS, Larson, one of our
thrifty farmers, Is buying calves to
feed this winter for the spring mar
ket.
John Cox and wife, of Chanute,
visited with Mrs. Cox's parents near
Humboldt Sunday.
Mrs, w. E. Thurman entertained
Mrs. d. B. Rush and sister Miss Vest
Tuesday afternoon.
There was an interesting sermon
and Sunday school Sunday at Tony
Point, Everybody come and let us
make our Sunday school the best in
the country.
Miss Lille Tippie who has been On
the sick list is better and again fills
her place in school.
Mrs. W. S. Rose received a telegram
Saturday telling of the death of her
father Mr. Epperson of Clay Center
Neb. We extend our sympathy to
Mrs. Rose and family in their sorrow.
Mr.. Chas. West returned from To-
ronto Kansas last week. He says the
country is fine and that farming is
more profitable there. He expects -
make that his future home and ,,;S, W
take his family there as soon os VIII
noontS ange-
Miss Laura Corn was the guest OF
Miss Tippie last Sunday evening
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VALLEY.

Wednesday. Oct. 5-Listen for them
wedding bells.
Everybody will attend the reunion
at Chanute.
Shaw is on the boom, not vacant
house is in town.
The potato crop is immense in this
vicinity this fall.
Miss Fannie Wagner is still quite
poorley at this writing.
Everybody is invited to attend the
picnic at Shaw October Is.
Mrs. VIM, Beamer ran a nail in her
foot and is quite cripple.
There was social hop at Link
Brownings Saturday night.
Mr.. Watt began his school at Valley
last Monday with about forty pupils.
Miss Lulu Taylor has returned from
her visit with relatives at Chanute.
Mrs. Copley is on the sick list, She
was poisoned while digging potatoes.
Mrs. Toomey's parents, of Villas,
were visiting her Saturday and Sun
day.
The Crocker boys are boarding at
Link Browning's at present. Harry
you had better get married and stop
boarding.
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URBANA.

Rob Lytle was in town last week.
The lies boys went fishing Monday.
Fred Nation was in town last Sat
urday
James Gully is building a new
stable.
J. W. Stipp shipped a car of hogs
Monday.
Mollie lies returned from Topeka
Rev. McHugh preached here Sun
day night.
G. H. Cross, of Galesburg, was in
town last week.
1. N McBroom is building a new
house on his farm,
There was a social party at James
Neely's last Thursday night.
Mike Stipp took the train last
Thursday afternoon for the West,
Mrs G. G. Yockey has gone to Chi
cago to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Shellman took the train
at carlton Monday night for Kansas
City.
Harry Dryden has sold out his peddl-
ing business and is going to lola to
work,
Mr.. Lane, the enterprising harness
man of Galesburg, was in town Sat-
urday
Mrs. j. @. Hummer returned from
Lawrence Monday where she has
been visiting.
Mr.. Cleveland, a merchant of Burl-
ing Kansas, was here last week trying
to trade for farm.
The advance guard of the G, A. r.
passed through here on their way to
the reunion at Chanute.
Skuyler Yockey has moved back
from Coffey-co to Urbana and has
rented the c. r. Noble property.
Tuesday, Oct 4.-Weather clear
and dry, no rain the past week, farm
ers well along sowing wheat, early
wheat coming nice.
Willie Burns and Minnie Swanll
were united in marriage one day last
week. May they have smooth sailing
over the sea of life and their troubles
be only little ones.
There was dance at Minnie Liken S
last Saturday night, Two bootlegers
from Erie were there with plenty of
the vile stuff and things did not pass
off as quietly as at a Sunday school
picnic. Is our county attorney asleep
or on journey?
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Real Estate Transfers.

Neosho counnty TO M II Woods, Tax D lot > al
n6ftlot and 8 Is fl lot and lot and
and S 20 fl lot6 blk I Weaver's add 70
Millie f Harding and hus 10 M II Woods
wd sH lot and all of lots S, and 8blk /
Weavers add to Chanute te.........,,.,,... L.
John Shidler to Alfred Shidler wd 80 a ,,-
mex 26 ~ ........,.......'..''..' hiA''
Morris Fl Hutinett to Donnell wd neA 80
sen 30, u IL l9........,.''.''''''.' ''''''' ="
Emma Bingley to W H Wilson VIZ west ,.o
ry 3, 2S18.,...............''' '''''''''''''''' A'0
MT Jones and VT to Hemminger wd 20
lot blk 10 Jonos'4th add to Chanute'. ~
James M Jones and VT to Benny W Laird
wd lot 0 blk 26 Jones 9th add TO Chanute
VIM W Little and VT to Leroy W Smith wd o-
WY neA 32H 21........... ..''.'.''''''' Cd
Bailey and VT to Geo NJ Noble q d
lots and blk 20 Thayer yer...........,.,'
Annie F vanlaningham ct al to Theodore u
Parkham wd lots 4, snd blk Biles n
add to Chanute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Jacob Hooper and VT 60 P Heck wd lot 8.
8 blk IL Mission OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WI Wilson ct al to Emma Bingley wd
und 1924 lots 5, 8, 7 ahd blk Biles ,,o
Bertha L Jnstice and heirs to Peter Her
man wd lots and blk IS Eden Pork add
to Chanute. .... ..'''.'' '''''''' ''''''
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ERIE.

IT. Coles and wife left Monday
for a weeks visit in Kansas City ana
Omaha.
c. M, Eaton went to Kansas City
las night to take in the Carnival,
this week.
The contractors begun the work OF
putting the new steam heater IN Tue
school building last Tuesday. IL Is 10
cost s6s5-00,
George Balch, of Neosho County,
was in the city Monday. George Is
An alright man in every respect ana
= is an. ever welcome visitor.
Wednesday Oct. 5,-Asa Miller re
) turned Monday night from ONO lie
reports having had very pleasant
time among his boyhood friends
Grant Cummings came over from
Pike Ranch in Elk County fora SNORT
visitlast Friday. He reports the caI-
tie business as booming 10 their Sec
tion.
G, C. Dutton is putting up hne OF,
4 fee building on Main street ana VIII
occupy the same when complete. ana
will do a realestate and insurance
business.
4 Brelsford & Bell have moved their
stock of hardware into the new 0ulla
4 ing lust north of the Edwards BLOCK
and now have one of the incest rooms
in thecounty.
The recent and sudden marriage or
Lieutenant L. H. Wells was quite a
surprise to his many friends. We ex-
tend to him all the sympathy he may
ever deserve and trust that 1T may be
ever so little. His bride was formerly
a Miss Green of Oswego, and we have
no doubt but what she isa very charm
ing and elegant young woman.
Logan, like many others, when his
country called, went out to eat his
country's hard tack, and wear his
country's blue, and carry a soldiers
knapsack, and shoot the Spaniards
through. And when his country's war
was over and he about to return to
civil life gallantry took up the roll OF
lover and won for himself hand
some wife,, in exactly 3 hours.
The drill given by the soldiers last
Friday AMI the raising of flag on the
I school building proved quite draw
ing card, Almost the whole town and
Nauite number from the country were
in attendance. The soldiers drill was
fine and the patriotic address of Judge
Stillwell was superb.
Joe Herod, another of the soldier
boys who has recently found it con-
yenient to take unto himself life
time companion in the person OF a
Miss Gillaspie of Walnut.