The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12
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j. B. Beatty is Notary Public
Fred Nixon has his house propped
up on stills.
DIR. Jones, of Buffalo, was in the
city last Tuesday.
SHOEMAKER. the dentist, Office
on same floor Farrelly's law office.
It's reported that John Knaus
will quit the hotel business at Bene-
dict.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
BOOSTERS for sale at Cottage Stock
Farm. liz
Davis & Merritt are putting new
floor IN the west side of their hard
ware ROOM.
If you wish anything IN the jew
elry line see me at the old stand.-H.
z. Conklin.
j. r. Leonard, of the Strong City
Derrick, called on THE TIMES last
Wednesday,
Mark Snyder, of Erie, was in Cha
mute last Monday viewing the beauti-
full prospect of Fourth street.
j. ]. Hurt reports the sale of a
number of lots out in the Cross
orchard on which houses will be built
at once.
C. o, Lines and H. S. McFadden
have been appointed associate exami-
ners Tor teachers certificates in Will
son county.
If you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. j. w.
Phillips.
II, j. Hudson and John Gilmore,
two of Fredonia's prominent citizens
and politicians passed through Cha
mute last Saturday.
We give in this issue an Grafton
delivered by Paul Browning last Nav
at carlton on the occasion OF his
graduation from the district schools.
Marc Bailey has returned from
the School of Mines, of Colorado, and
is now at home. Marc thinks some OF
trying the University for the rest OF
the year.
Art Harp, contrary to the laws
and statutes in such matters, has for
saken the girls of his own county and
town and gone out of the county to
get a bride.
You should see those large bronze
turkeys of Zeb Rushes' They can
stand fat-footed and eat corn out of
wagon box and zeb says with the side
boards on. All full blooded bronze.
For sale at reasonable price. 12-29-4t.
It takes seven cars to carry the ma
chinery for the new brick plant. 1t is
said, when completed, this will be the
finest brick plant in the country. 1t
will give constant employment to a
large number of men and will surely
be great benefit to the city.
Miss Agnes Lapham is on her way
to Germany to take instruction IN
music. If ever young lady merited
success on account of earnest, honest
hard work in her chosen line it is
Agnes. And she will succeed. Such
determina tion and self sacrifice is
bound to win.
We notice by our exchanges that
the announcement of the candidacy of
Geo. w. Wheatley for congress in this
district is taking like wild fire. He is
receiving. very favorable mention
from all parts. He surely merits all
the praise he gets whether he gets the
nomination or not.
We notice in the Kansas City
Journal that our old friend q. W..
Wheatley, late of Neosho county, but
now of Galena, is candidate for con-
PreSS. we nave hhOWh 'ISOiSN WV
since he was boy, and would be
pleased to Esee him elected. He is
self-made man, and worthy of the
honors. News.
i tell You have the best pianos
and organs, the other fellow says he
has the best also. The difference is
am here to help you out if anything
happens, and you must write to the
other fellow and ten chances to one
that he will throw your letter in the
waste basket and swear he never got
1t, but your piano is busted just the
sanie.-F. NJ. Dawdy.
-Wedded-Rev. p. A. Cool, pastor
of the First NJ. E. church, united in
marriage .at his residence att a. IN.
O. c. Thomson and Miss May Meth
ers. both of Montana. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomson will remain in Spokane
several days before returning to their
home at Libby, where the groom has
mining iuterests.-Spokane (Wash.)
Journal. Tie above mentioned Mr..