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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of a!rninfs,rs-
tlou on the estate Of Robert y. Humphrey. deresset.
were granted To the Undersigned by the probate court
o, the county Of Jackson, state 1f Missouri, al: KIN.
s- GIN. on the 9Th day OF February, 1859. All n.r-
sons having claims against said estate are required IN
exhibit the same to the uui+rs gneG Tor allowance.
within one year sitter the date Of said. letters. or
they may be precluird ron any benefit Of said
two years from The date ot this publication thy
VIII be forever barred.
PRISCILLA HUMPHREY, Execu,rix.
Date! tl!s Stn day % EeAruary. 1879.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE il hereby given that letters Of Admiuix,rn-
tion on the estate OF Kate Mcdaniel, deceased. were
granted to the undersigEed oy The probate court u
III, county OF Jackson. staio Of Missouri, at Kansas
city. On tho LIST day of February. 1888. All persons
having claims against said estate are required to
eyhtbit the .Ama to the Undersigned for allowance.
within ore year after the date OF said letters. CT
ih.y may be preciuded from any benefit Of said s@-
rate and II such claims he not exhibited within two
ycar, from the dats OF this publication they viii b.
;rrcver barred. EMMA IDE. Administrative.
Dated this Is: dav OF Fchruary. 1889
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters CT s.ninis...-
ton IL H.. estate % William Harmon. c.e-sssl
were granted Il Ghe unte!..Scel b. the psutat.
tuu.r Q. tLe r-@4ty 2: j4CassG. state q Missouri. ar
kau.as cry. II ne 9TH cay o.. tc5rus-y. ISJ3. All
yec5--s .as.-g claims against raid --yat. ar. r.
uu.,st ., -,i.hi. Tie Ram. - .he JGisrslgn.t "a,
aia4wg-c@, = -ia che year after the Gale OF s,a
l-t,s-A. O. ray may BE irec!ulet 'niia any b.ne:t
o. sad late, and {, such claims t. not exhibited
p.rs.a two yrars rom the date ., ta.a Dub!iesrioa
,h-y w.l be :orHve- barred.
LAURA }. HARMON Afministrs.r,.
Da.ei ,ais 18th tag o. FeA-Usry. fs9a.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLENENr-T3;ies Is here
r gfys- to a.! creditors al 8th-rs interested In III,
ate q Var a S-r. deceased, that We. john Ne.
e.! Charles !. N.". eN.rItor, Of said estate, .n,.ut
:. MAI 4 :nsi settlement thereof AZ the neat term
u me prth-ts court u jackson county. 10 b. held a,
szasas CITY. Missouri, OF the is:h day u Mar. Iass
JOHN SEFF.
CHARLES J.. EErF.
Exscuto.A
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05
HOW TO PLANT TREES.
= ,NETNlNG as TO PROPER CARE
AMI CULTIVATION.
Acots Arc 10 the Tree ne tho Found
ation q" a HNnsr-lnformRtton as
to thc General Planting
at City Tree.
c TIE Journal.

70 TIE Journal.
x Tho discussions prompted open ;hs
eyes OF our people to the defects and
seuseS now made visible where IN time
past gross ignorance ana caroiossucss have
h"ia the ground und;sturhed. much real
GOOD Will have been accomplished. hut II
81 The END !; results N tho planting on
cLr streets and lawns OF hundreds anu
thousands OF beau;ifu. trees. surrounded
With ali the possibilities % vigorous lie.
Rho viii regret the time ana space -
:rpc.y given 10 tkis dominating beauty Of
home ana street?
Min mos; ct as cur knowledge OF plart;
ana their culture springs from "A passion
For nature ard from eur earlier, II not
better. associations. While so many per
sous II taste ana public snirir M, think
sag Ind planning 70 leautiiy the city with
shaae trees II wouli seem thatt This
-DulG invite iuuoh Of practical reflection.
for The best tfee III all the competing va
r,eiits Is the tree which is planted with
lie best Gaze and promise of culture. arlI
Which is assured the best feeding grounds
Tor SUBSISTENCE. water and vigorous
growth.
Trees grown in the open sun ard VIVID
are harder and viii stand transplan;irs
20 a place on inc hot, dusty street better
shade OF their native forest. When grown
n he heat OF the direct rays of tAe sun.
tAsy are Injured TO exposure, which insures
tyasEor bark anG greater safety in trans
Ql-Et4nE.
Every plant which * is intended to
-Iar>plan; should he cultivated and pro
.ired Ter the change. 1t Is primarily he
elm and other Gcc:luous trees NOT unlik.
in formation and habits which We ought
Understand. 1t is unnecessary to urs"
rat the roots Of a tree are its important
factors. or that upon these its life and
pros aerity largely depend.
Nhat, may lie asked. is the usual form
and character OF these roots? The lines
on 4 maple leaf Will illustrate the growth
and position OF the roofs of a tree in its
firsL ard undisturbed habits. more espe-
Clay in the thicket or open woods. Re
peat around the circle OF the tree this fig
ure 0f the leaf and We have an outline OF
the position of the roots. The main line
on Tho leaf with its smaller branch lines
repre- snts the leader root with its lat
erals. all of which terminate in a bunch
OF small ones. which when held up to the
eye ~ pity a pendant spray. These are the
fbroCs roots and the real feeders of tho
trees. The roots of the woods tree are
long and slender. finishing far away from
the trunk in this cluster of pliable fihril=.
Dig around in the usual circle this forest
tree which has been untouched by culture
and there viii remain only the stubs or
prongs of the mutilateG leaders, without
any supply of fiircus roofs TO feed and
Water the tree. for all these have been cut
of and left in the soil.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is he,eb,
given that the annual meeting OF the stocxholder,
CT tie Kansas City. Citation & Springfield Railway
COMPANY Will be held a. the otiee Of the com paay in
Kansas Ci:y. Missouri. on Wednesday. the sth day eL
March. 1893. at ten O'clock a. m. for the election -
directors and the transaction OF slGh other busiue. =
A. may legally come before the meeting.
EDWARD s. W~kSHBUSS, President
J q. FORD, Secretary.
Kansas CIV Mo. Fehrr,-y ~. 1874.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE. is hereby given That letters q .lui,L,--
ton On re estate si M.shaes Kaufman. deceased.
eoug, Of TIE county 0: Jackson, STATE a: Nlssiar, q,
kansas CITY. on the ith iay u FeSr4afy. 1883. A.
persons having GAINS against said estate az. -. -.
10 exhibit the zane 70 tie untersg a-a tor aIptg
within one wear after the date Of sad Iet,t.s or -.
may he ire"!ufet from any benefit Of aid rs-r,
ana e sch claims be no; exhibited within Two va.
from the date Of tn publication they Win he ~,
ever harr5d. HENRY Rvr ENfNI. L,scutor
sr-mtu-r. Hest & srroearaurh Attorneys.
Dated tbs 18Th d.y Of F.uruary. 1859.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE CT FINAL observation-disclosures 10 hare
By given 10 all ers1.t,rA sa4 oth@rs Interested la The
estate OF Fgsal.e 3c.Ss. Gyrsdsss, that l. Fran.
M.l,I. executor o. s4II estate. iaiead to maj,
a tina! settlement thereof a. the next tern Of the
,rgtste c1Cri o. JasEseu county. To Re held At Kan
"a. city. Missouri. oa the Isfh dsy u Nay, 1883
FRANK NERkT. Executor
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05
CONDEMNATION OF CLEVELAND Z FROM
FOURTEENTH G+TH STREET TT FJF-
49, II l. L II.

TIN TIUTTIT TTNLET
THE State OF Missouri. the County 0; Jackson, thu
City OF Kansas city. IS. New England Trust Com
pany. OF Boston. viii take notice that your prop. rty
Will be taken for the purpose specified In the orli.
lance % Kansas City. No. 1880. entitled AR nrt,-
rance to open and establish cleveland avenue fror,
Fourteenth uithI stree; to Fifteenth l5th, street,
approved October 1st. lS2S, and that a Jury gul ha
impausled TO ascertain the compensation therefor on
the 29Jh day of March, A II. 1893, ut ten Of tho
clock in tho forenoon. at the lower house council
chamber. on the fourth fo9r OF the city hall built-
inr. on the southeast Garner of Fourth and Min
streets. IN Kansas CITY. Jackson county. Missouri.
Issued under tho hand nj the city clerk and ths
seat q. II nsa= City, aforesaid. this 10th day IL Feb
rusry. A. d. 1888. C. : CURRY.
-tSeab CITY Cork ~ Kansas CI'r, Missouri,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

s,ur.. Mold al Kansas Clty- hard c. SAVES
plstnti-. vs.. Eyer.in- Say.cs, defendant. comes
nl.ir;is. by his attorney. and It 4ppesTinC ts.; d..
PENDANT is d nonresident sE1 caun5i tie Summoned in
MS action. court makes following order. cyt-lr.
SAVES tska notice tha; ACTON has been -o.a;a.uraf
AGAINST YOU BY petition, tie nata.- whereof - IL Sc
,urr divorce -. iatqleEaL!e IND gr!tr>. aut sh,eur.
so- ne snaGe ~ one year without reasonable rau.-
and unless you appear a; Apr! term Q, tns CONT :,
he holden at coUT house IN aforesaid cIJy aud soun-E
srrtl IUth. 1889. aH4 Pleas 20 sei4 peitior - o. be-
In. ,hir. Gav thereof. SAME viii te raLeu As RIM
tossed and Judgment rendered accJralnsly. thar c3ry
h,r.of be published weekly n Kansas city Journal
n. yspsper published in la'ksua roGnty. four Weeks
,urcs.siyely. last insertion 10 he AZ laas; fifteen DAYS
before commencement o. at5rrsa!s ierI1.
tSsan (s-h S!U~SEsiaEtI. Clerk.
BY NJ J P~ESDERGAST, .. c.
2 : Martin Attr. far Ils.utIr.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE IS hereby given that letters of adminis-
trauon On the estate of Simpson Miller. deceased.
we're granted 10 the undersigned by the probate
court OF the county Of Jackson. state o. Missouri. at
kansas City. on the 27th day Cf February, 1893. All
persons having claims against said estate are re-
giiIed To exhibit the same to the undersigned for
allowance. within one year after the date of said
letters, or they may be rrccluded from any heneft
ot said estate, and II su,l claims be not exhibited
within two years from the Gate u this publication
they will be forever barred.
JAMES b. COTTON, JR.. Administrator.
Dated this LIST day Of March. 1888.
W. o. Thomas, Attorney.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NyT.la - @eTeyy sven ru-t letter. Z ..a..a!frr.-
:!on on te estate Of l-suis a LeIALeir. deceased
were gra.tci 1. the undcrsfgrei by tie prgh. c.ur.
a. the county " Jackson. state d N.ssuuri. - Kar-
S. City. n tie It'll day Of February. log. Al uaf-
sgas having claims ssainst sad estate are REQUIRED
tC eshttt t4e same TO ,as undersigned != ATOM
snCe. m!L-iG re Year after the date Of sa4f letters
O. th-v :As ts prec.Ei.d from any truan- q. g.Hf
estate. and If such claims te NOT eyt. hl,-d pitni1
,wg .ears from the date q this publication t.er VIII
be forever barred. iiENEf . LAMBERT.
JOSEPH ". LAMBETH
Administrator
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

ELECTION HOIiCE-fnrsuant TO a r--olp,ic, =,
the t"ari of directors. notice is hereby = ven tina. 4.
stockholders meeting OF the Citizens National b
OF Kansas ctty VIII b: heid On "Wednesday. thu -
day OF March. 1883, at Its Office In Kansas CIV ~
y5uri. between the hours OF ten O'Clock A ~ 81,
four o'cig.k p. L. FOR the purpuS. 4 yottu-. -
the prupl iltioa 10 amend the articles 81 ss45cisrr. -
OF said bank. refusing tha number u directors -
nine tl It. five t5t. 10 tnii a special clet tlec NJ al
TORS 10 coifGrm herewith. and 10 trans,c, any -
business taat may properly come before SAID rj.,,t1r
P,esiten, Citizens National Bank Of Kantl. H. -,
Missouri.
Dated /! il February nth. 1898.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN circuit court Of jackson county. Missouri. held
AZ Kansas Ctty. David PuLiC:E, platinum. -. julia
puiiuru. defendant. Comes plL.4rta, BY hts attorney.
and II appearing that Defendant IS u aou-resl1rEt
AID cannot be summoned n TINS acton. court makes
following order, Julia Fa..gl. tkae aatice tina, az
ton has been commenced against yUu. ty petition,
III. nature whereof = to se~GT. divorce FOR stseug .
without reasonable cause fey TIE space OF enc year.
md personal inaisn!t;es, aHt unless YOU appear a;
ApriI term ., this court. 70 he holden :; court house
m aforesaid cay aud county. Apt! 10Th. lssa and
ulrst to SAD petition On o. before shlri Gap thereof.
sane viii be tAkea "a confessed Ana jgtsn-at re,.-
dsrpS accordingly. that ID copy hereof te published
weekly in kansas CIty Journal. newspsne. published
il, jackson county. four weg&s excessively. last IN
s.-tiun /, be ~ ieas; afteea DAYS before commence
;ncut @: aforesaid term.
tSeaD Il NJ StOHhStEEET Clerk.
Il e Martin. Attorney
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05
J. S. FORD. Secretary.
Esnsa- Civ. NO. FEB. LIST. 1899.

NOTICE LF slSAI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ here
b. s.gsc u ali creditors and 0thsss Interested in IN,
estate ot Wm. 4. Gattr-iI. deceased. that I. Fr4as
II Gs,tF-ll. administrator 0: SsId estate. iaieec 10
msk. 4 anai settlement thereof At the asbt term o.
the proba,. court q Jackson esEaty. 10 C. held a.
E.lsa. C.ty. Missouri. On Jse i5'h LAY 81 May. 1889
rRkNk II EATTRELf. Adm
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05
Tree. Of Nursery Growth.

- 'snper!ntenGent or forestry in one OF
our leading cities. who IS distinguished for
vide experience. skill and ability, in
I'd. address given before an annual meet
80 OF the Western New York horticultural
society, at Rochester, closes with the fol-
lowing unerrinE and Significant advice:
much has been said that little,
space is lett for comment on the general
culture and care Of trees. This must he
Condensed into 4 few words on the import
shce Of planting young trers Of nursery
lgroaIh. OF providing ample supply OF good
SsOil, Of allowing sufficient space for the
Snil growth OF roo; and branch. OF thor
sl-ghly watering Cor years, and OF guard
stag from damages a; all times" Finally.
Gie gist OF the whole matter may be
Z e:
a Select young trees only OF thrifty habit
good form. Avoid the fatality OF Try
aSg TO grow trees where the top SOIL has
,H,een graded of and /. sterile subsoil only
y AIMS. Furnish good soil In ample GUAM
Pas at whatever cost and trouble. Give
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE TO DIPECToRs-Sotlc, Is hereby sivsa
that the annual meeting Of the directors OF the Kan
sS City, For; Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Will be helf At the office OF the company In Kansas
City, Missouri. on Tuesday. March fourteenth Us.
eighteen hundred ard ninetY-n!ne. a, ten o'clock q
m. a. required by law. for the Transaction OF such
bu5.ns0 a may PROF. .riy come before chem
EDwARD s. |ASffBURS, President
CHARLES MERRIAM. Secretary.
Kansas City. No. F.by. LIST, 1893
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX RILLS-Board OF Pub
lie Works, Department OF Engineering, Kansas CITY,
Mo-. March LIST. 1899. Public notice is hereby given
that special tax bills amounting; to S255. 10 were is
sued from this Office on the list day OF March. 1899,
to j. J. Armstrong. contractor, for completing the
following public improvements. viz: Repairing first
class sidewalks and curbins for month CT January.
1893. as provided by ordinance No. $3.50.
If said tax bills are n. paid on or before the LIST
aay az April. 1ss9. they will bear interest at the rats
of 10 per centum per annun from date of issue.
March /, 80. Bills may be found at $40 n. Y. LILO
sI-g with Bustun Adams.
After payment. the bills must he presented at city
treasrrer's office To he satisfied ~ record.
HENRY A. WISE. City Engineer.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE Or FINAL sETTLEaENT-Soues 10 here.
~ x,ssa TO all creditors sai Others interested In tn
sstate o. hrI-y y. NcErwsy. deceased. that l, klbs,A
NJ. sn.A. afulnfstFaJlE . SAID estate. int-ni to make
. srsl ssttIgHant sse-sot at tie next term OF ths
probate rn-,rt n Jackson county. TO be held at Kxua.s
City. Missouri. On tbs is'A day 81 N@y. 1859.
ALBERT Il 5tLIS, Adm.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAN BII.LS-Boari Of Pub
Lie Works, Department of Engineering. Kansas City,
Mo, March LIST, 1899. Public notice is hereby given
that special tax bills amounting to sisl. st were is
sued from this Office on the LIST day of March. 1899,
to NJ. .'chouniHaher, contractor. Tor completing tho
following pubic improvements, viz: Repairing plank
sidewalks in district No. one u for month Of Janu-
AIRY, 1925. as provided by ordinance No. l412 esq.
II said tax bills are not paid on or before the LIST
day Of April, 1888. they Will bear interest at the rate
Of 10 per centum per annum from date OF issue,
March /. 'as. Bills may be found at SO y. y. Lits
bldg. with DuslOn Adams.
After payment. the bills must be presented at city
treasIrer's oftce to he satisfied ~ record.
HENRY 1. WISE. CITY Enrfnesr-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

NOTICE Is hereby given hat The directors o, IN.
,Nll 49, - rSsu,rSI by he s,s.Trcs q. ~ ho!d I.
Missouri AT The o-hoes Of sd company. rooms No.
81 and $40. Ieierhone hu.!ii1s. northwest corner OF.
TUESDAY. the l4th cay OF March, 1883. at 3 O'clock , ~
m. q. said day. for the transaction! Of such tusIass.
Is may properly come before them
GEORGE 4. GODDARD, Prea,s,,
WILLARD X WILSON. s.r-ats-s
E,,cos city NJ Fghruarv i 1876
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-05

$g.!.L 20 D.EEgToRs-N9tic. is hereby give,
Tia, the annual meeting ef the directors Of the
Kansas CITY. Clinfon L. Springfield Railway comoanv
viii De held a. the Office Of the company IN K1nsaa
try, Missouri. ca TUESDAY. March fourteenth uithI.
eighteen hundred and nia-ty-nine. At tea o'clock
m, as required BY law. ~. the transaction Of sucS
business as MAJ properly come before them.
EDwAR0 $. WasHRURS. yrssidsnt.
J. S. FORD. Secretary.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
WEBSTER.

Monday Jan. 24'-There has been a
fire raging on the big timber hill east
of COyville but without any damage
so far.
Clarence Cress has been dangerously
sick, but he Is now much better.
The meeting at Providence still con-
tinues, but will probably close in a
few nights.
Otto Mahankey, young man from
Greenwood county, who is feeding a
herd of cattle at j. W. Spillman's has
been quite sick with the measels.
Rev. Gillian preached at Clapboard
Sunday.
Rev. Huff, of Buffalo, has been as
siSting with the Friends meeting at
Providence.
Miss May Little made a trip to
Fredonia last Saturday to have a
tooth pulled.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Trimmell
were in the County seat last Satur-
day.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
NEOSHO VALLEY.

Tuesday, Jan. 24.-The blizzard of
Monday interfered greatly with stalk
cutting and blowing.
Nearly everyone is complaining Of
having the grippe.
Mr. Irving and family spent Sunday
at Mr.. BOerstler's.
Fred Montague. of Chicago, came
home Sunday TO visit homefOlks for
awhile.
Mr.. Huston has hired another hand
to work for him. He is travelling for
a commission firm in Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary Nelson visited at Mr..
Martins, on Big Creek, Friday and
Saturday.
There will be a spelling school at
our school house Wednesday night.
Everyone is invited to come
Misses Myrtle Tippie and Mamie
Nelson spent Sunday with Miss Edna
Brinegar.
Quite a number of young people
gathered at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
ID. /. Houston last Saturday night,
the occasion being Miss Ethel's birth
dav. Ablut twenty young folks were
present Refre shmen's were served
aI a Ia e hour when all departed
W ,hing Miss Ethel many happy re-
turns Of The occasion.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
WARD.

Wednesday Jan. 25.-Quite a squall
last Monday, but at this writing the
weather is pleasant again.
Mr.. Ovens attended church at
carleton Sunday.
Protracted meeting began at the
New Light church last Sunday.
Mr.. Miners father came down from
Humboldt last Saturday., where he
had been visiting his daughter.
NJ. ]. Owens leaves next Friday for
Emporia to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Starkey visited
at Theodore Starkey's last Sunday.
Fred Stone and wife spent last Sun
day at Mrs. Dudgeans
Mr.. wees entertained quite a num-
Der of young folks last Wednesday
evening An report an enjoyable
time.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
REST.

Tuesday Jan. 24.-More snow anG
rain TO spoil the roads and buggy rid
ing.
Geo. Stewart lost fine young horse
Saturday night, died suddenly; 1t;
quite loss for George.
Willie Mccain is getting better
from an attact of biliousness and la
grippe.
Watt Duckett is quite sick, under
the Dr. care.
We hear of some new cases of whoop
ing cough visiting John ColawS and
Webb Stevens children and Miss
Lottie McFadden.
There were some good dinners SER
we'd IN this and surrounding nelghbor-
hoods last Sunday.
Grandma Hon is still very sick. She
has been bed fast over fourteen weeks;
we are sorry for poor old Grandma,
who wants to go home and is tired
waiting.
Some of the young men who stand
around the M. E. church and hiss and
make remarks when ladies are going
into the church, shamefully show
their training and sorely need calling
to order by the authorities.
The teacher of SO school recently
had ciphering match or endeavored
to have it by the eight of the MOON"
and the pupils could not see, so they
visited a while and some of the boys
struck out to the neighbors to get
lamps for the occasion; but the hour
was rather late for such preparations,
and we believe the teacher promised
to have another in the near future
with his clamps trimmed and oil IN his
vessels"
We regret to say that Earnest Beatty
who has been sick so long, died last
Saturday. The funeral was conducted
by Rev S. d. Wallace, of the G. P.
church, assisted by Rev. j. r. Black
burn. His favorite songs were sung,
and it was very beautiful service;
the NJ. +. church was crowded with
many sympathising friends who
mourn with those that mourn, but
we are glad to say, not without hope,
for Earnest was bright good boy in
his 14th year. 1t is truly sad and
hard to part with him, but it is only
for little while.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
La Grippe Successfully Treated.

81 have just recovered from the sec
ond attack of la grippe this year."
says Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher of
the Leader, Mexia, Texas. SIN the
latter case used Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy, and think with con-
siderable success, only being in bed a
little over two days against ten days
for the former attack. The second
attack am satified would have been
equally as bad as the first but for the
use of this remedy as had to go to
bed in about six hours after being
struck with it, while in the first case
was able to attend to business about
two days before getting down." For
sale by all druggist.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
A TALE OF TWO COUNTIES
Continued from the first page.
RURAL.

Mrs. Mcfarland aud daughter Miss
Belle, returned last Saturday from d
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Erie
jim Myers was working on the levee
last week.
Clyde Ilessong visited the school last
Friday.
Mrs. M. d. McAtee and daughter
spent last Sunday with relatives in
Cedar Valley.
Mrs. Frank Pullen visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Pullen several days last
week.
c. G. Bowman attended the teach
ers' meeting last Saturday.
Shows and blows.
Alonzo Ham and family visited S.
g. and Matte Popping Sunday.
The Myers boys have been hauling
hay to Chanute the past week.
Charley Tomlinson, of Tallarand,
Iowa, formerly of this vicinity, was
the guest of Elva Popping last Friday
night,