The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-05-12
.Hoyt's Comedy Co., all next weel

See the beautiful picture mould
ings, at Tomlinson Bros.
Mr.. Reese of the Valley was trad
ing in Chauute Wednesday.
John Becker is selling musical In
struments for F. M. Dawdy.
DIR. Nicely of Urbana was on the
streets of Chanute Wednesday.
Don't worry, John Kuhner is 60
ing to have those fans in all right yet.
vito-Magnetism is life itself and
restores a healthy action to every part
of the system.
The proposed Masonic temple in
Chanute is not supposed to be rival
of the one in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senator Farrelly
have gone to Illinois to be present at
Miss Lebora's wedding.
Joe O'Brien, formerly a Chanute
boy, but now merchant of Humboldt
was in the city Tuesday last.
Mrs. Carey lost her pension youch-
err Just before she started west. She
was considerably worried over it.
School district officers will lind it tc
their interest to get our prices Cd
supplies before buying.-G. P. Wilder.
Our new hardware man, Mr.. Ran
kin, is being visited this week by his
mother, from Yates Center.
For the purest, sweetest, coolest,
clearest and best ice on the market,
leave your orders with Andy Briley. II
Mr.. Clifford, the gentleman who
bought the Abe Starkey farm, was in
Chanute one day this week purchasing
, some needed implements.
The A. W. Walkers Institute of
Magnetic healing over S. M.
| Neal & Co., drug store across the
street from music hall.
Abe Noble, one of Chanute's most
popular young men IN the years agone
who, for the last five years has been a
resident of California, is now home on
visit.
Say, do you know that Meals
LIQUID Lice Killer will save all your
chickens and make you more money
than anything else on the farm? No
cure no pay.
Sol Wiltse, one of the big farmers
Of the Valley. dropped in last Tuesday
and made his peace with THE TIMES
for another year. Long life to the
likes of him.
r. c. Rawlings will give his lecture
IN Williams hall tonight. Mr.. Rawl-
ing will tell of the many things inter
est1ng and courteous he saw in his trip
around the world.
For Whooping- Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or Consumption, no medl-
cine equals BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP. Price, IS and Scots.
G. P. Wilder.
! John Keuhner now has system
of fans in his restaurant, and it is
real luxury to sit down to one of his
elegant meals and enjoy the cooling
breezes while eating. SIS
Presbyterian church. Preaching
at II a. M, and Sp. m. The subject
of the sermon in the morning is, "The
Backslider," IN the evening, "The
Dance, the Theater and the Race
| Course"
F. Frewert, ST., is fitting up his
business house i'll frst-class shape,
painting, papering and plumbing, and
making it up.to-date in every pareicu-
lar, for the new grocery firm that will
occupy it as soon as ready.
-Zeb Rush brought in sample of
red clover the first of the week that
surely indicates that clover can be
raised in Kansas after all. The bunch
is about fifteen incees high and Zeb
says it stands all over the field as even
as floor.
We notice that Jay Bowman is as
sisting in the furnishing department
of Bloomheart & Wright. 1t does beat
the world what trade this popular
firm has. They must either have good
| goods or else know how to fool the
people and keep them fooled.
Wilma Walker, May Mahaffey and
May Ashcraft had a very pleasant
little birthday party at the residence
of Capt. ]. w. Walker last Monday
evening. The little folks enjoyed
themselves hugely and only regretted
that birthdays could come but once a
year.
Miss Agnes Radford, who has la
bored so earnestly in the high school
the past year, had an informal ather-
ing of the Middle class in the parlors
of the Oriental Thursday evening,
when the farewells were said. Miss
Radford leaves many warm friends in
Chanute.