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The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
HEARING POSTPONED.
No Action Taken Regarding Removal
of Mrs. Conveys House.


There was meeting OF the board OF al
derinen yesterday AFTERNOON to give Mrs.
Conway an opportunity OF showing why
her building at sec Danforth street below
Cassidy hill should not be torn down as
q danger TO the safety of surrounding
property. The complaint against this
building was made BY chief Engineer FL
bridge at former meeting OF the board
and notice Of the intended action OF the
board OF aldermen was cent TO Mrs. Con-
way and yesterday afternoon set for the
hearing of the case.
Mr.. John Muzzy Tolford was present In
the interest of Mrs. Conway. He asked
that Alderman Drisooll who was absent
be waited for before the hearing pro-
ceeded as Alderman Driscoll had
promised to go and inspect the building
OF Mrs. Conway. The board decided to
continue the hearing without wsitinR for
Alderman Driscoll, who after the short
hearing was concluded returned from his
inspection OF the house in question. The
first witness In the case was Chief Engi-
near EIdridge, who said that Timothy
At0n0ns OMutE VI Nilt uoAt AO0HB W AAAAes
Conway was the one who had made the
complaint to him of The danger of allow
ing this building to remain as It now Is.
This house was partially burned last
spring and since then nothing has been
done to 1t. The doors and windows are
all out and the roof has been partially
burned away. The place, so Mr.. Rcnan
told the chief engineer, is infested by
tramps and boys and there Is constant
danger of the place catching fire and
damaging other property In the vicinity.
The chief engineer said that II the doors
and windows were boarded up to keep
the boys and tramps out the building
would not be unsafe. He had seen the
building several times and was OF the
opinion that is was unsafe as 1t now
stands.
Mr.. Tolford in behalf of Mrs. Conway,
who was present, said that Mrs. Conway
did not desire to expend any money on
this property as she hoped TO sell 1t. The
motive OF the complaint as ascribed by
Mrs Conway, was that Mr.. Roman
wanted to purchase the property and force
Mrs. Conway to sell 1t at once, while she
wished to hold 1t to see If a better figure
for 1t could not be obtained than was
offered by Mr.. Roman. Mr.. Tolford
asked for postponeinent of the case
pending further Investigation Of the
premises by the aldermen and the report
of the condition Of the building which
was to be made by Alderman Driscoll.
The hearing was finally postponed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
MIR. ULMEK IN COURT AGAIN.

Mrs. Clara Spinnsy of Bath, formerly
the wife OF e. B. Mallet OF Freeport, has
brought in the Supreme court for Saga
dahoc a bill In equity against W. Edwin
Uimer OF Boston to recover a trustee
deed to some SIS, 900 worth of real estate,
mostly located in Fresport. given Ulmer
by her some years ago. The petitioner
claims that Uimer has collected its rents
but has failed to pay insurance, taxes.
interest and other expenses. so neglecting
the property that 1t was taken by mort
gagees under foreclosure process. +. q.
PIummer OF Bath is attorney for Mrs.
Spinney.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
CAMERA CLUB EXHIBITION.

The secon1 annual exhibition OF photo
graphs by the Portland Camera Club
will take place on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday or next
weak. The exhibition VIII be held at the
Portland Society of Art rooms, 607 1-s
Congress street. Thisscollection OF photo
graphs is of general interest to-ail who
like this kind of work, and doubtless
there will be a large attendance every
day Of the exhibition.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
THE LIGHTS WERE DIM.

6 The lights Of the Portland Electric
Light Company behaved very bad
ly lasts evening. At the plant Of
the company 1t was stated that two
wires on Deering street, beyond Brigh-
ton, had been broken, and that this WAS
the cause OF the poor service. At mid.
night 1t was stated that The damages to
the wires had been repaired, and by that
time an improvement was noticed,
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
Jardlniere Stands.

1t would seem hardly possible
chat such prettily shaped and well
finished stands could be made for
. Toe, the price that Frank P. lib
bets & Co. are asking for them.
They are in golden oak, forest
green, and white enamel, in I'M
usual designs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01

1t seems TO be generally understood
that Representative Beboock OF Wiscon-
sin will be appointed to the vacancy on
the ways and means committee caused by
the resignation of Mr.. Dolliver.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01

These will be particularly
pleasing to you in every way.
Being all wool, you're abso-
lutely certain they'll wear.
You'll be delighted with their
rich colorings, and the
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
PosTPoNEMENT OF STEAMER

PU6IPUNLMENI ON d Ell 4A1As
FRANK JONES'S LAST SAILING.
On account OF the storm this steamer
Frank Jones did not sail last night at
her usual hour. bat will leave Portland at
II p m. tonight. for the last trip of the
season.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
ECxenaa

How II reddens the skin, itches. oozes.
dries and scales
Some people call it letter, milk crust or
salt rheum.
The suffering from II is sometimes In
tense. local applications are resorted TO-
they mitigate, but cannot cure
IL proceeds from humors hherited OF ~
ouired and persists until these nave peen
removed.
Hooesss Sasesapas-fMa
nos,tIvelv removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, anu
e without an equal for all cutaneous
cruptions,
ao5pE FiIs are the beet catharsie. Price = csat'
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01

For n Cold I'm Gile Head
Laxative Bromo-Q anime Tablets
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
SOME
FUR
FACTS

Fttrs can be purchased 10 better ad-
rantage in the United States than IN
Canada or Europe, because America
produces most of the Fars noU used,
and because there Is no duty on the
fen rac skins that are imported.
Americas skilled Jurriers erceI all
others in dressing furs.
The skins that ,ge sell are the choicest
Of all the american production; -qudl-
ity and workmanship hare gtpen our
faulttess fur garments an enriable
reputation among particular fur
tgedrers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01

CLERKS and STE Noc-
RAP Frs got better
positions by putting their
wants In the D A lLf
PRE- s. Has largest cir
culatIon among business
men Of Portland. 20
cents a W Q Elk for 40
words.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-01
They Know A
Good Machine.

Der cent of the TYPEwRITERs in use in the
offices of the Maine Central Railroad are
Remingtons. OF all the other makes
there are only few. Evidently, for
railroad business, the Reming-
- n ton leads them all. It's
equally as effective In any
Ravr0wG business Let us show
youth what features
Tpswr.isr Agency, his iar superior
oa,n,,.ng.s "a. 10 all others.
The evening world., 1900-08-03
PITY, NOT ABUSE.

He knows from he mothers appear
snce ~ the family Is well nourishei.
lie knows from the little sufferer
condition whether q Is starving. i'm
properly fed OF neglected through L.
norahce. He never says A harsh word.
no matter Aow phlga0le the evidences
Of neglect are. But he speaks In piala-
est language "a the mother.
He says; Your baby Will die II you
feed him condensed milk
You must wash THIS 5aby every day
oil over or he will not get we'll
Take on these hot clothes n you
want your baby TO get WELL
you have no oney to buy fresh
milk
Il will see that q, IL sent to you twice
Q day. ini a piece Of ice. also twice a
day. 10 keep Z, sweet"
'"rhai bottle Is dirty. II Il the wrong
bottle. The baby will never get well
feeding from that dirty rubber TUBE.
Give II 10 me. Here are two clean bot
tiles with clean nipples
Here Il b0rax 20 mix with the water
20 wash the bottles
II will be hero again tomorrow. Give
the baby ,hi, medicine nee every hour
or two or three hours. as the case may
The evening world., 1900-08-03

there wis not the siishtes, chance Of
recovery Taey even prcdlcied ths hour
I Ms to die. I took my iaird oscllla-
lion treatment Yesterday. I'm now at.
tending 20 my practice aEiin IN Newark
ana am '1 the speedy road TO complete
roer,e-v,
Rev Mr. svi'ze- Contracted acute
yrf,r.r'1.s four years ago. when h.
g.. u...i .1 nr CAROLS house the
rHf rlHs uf Newark ami Harrison told
Hiu Dee had ak weeks to I've. Hs was
back. h, says attending Co his pastoral
..'Iys Boz .'s than three V.eks. AMI
declared to-day tuit le bad completely
recovered
The electricity applied through
.lU.trp.t lt1u 1G apparatus which
rse1 spent $50 F,.r. u p'rie-i.uy By
means Cd, tHr rr.latpg 70 current of
u ami EHu volts b.. sent tlrougl tho
rc.t,I fHr.s. Tie u...latur renLccs
The evening world., 1900-08-03
powerful currents harmless 70 ma -

they hi the germs.
The t%ubsrcular matter Ia then slim&n-
ated through the liver. kidneys and ne
general glandular system and recovery
follows
"All lie" Or. Carroll says. rs q force
manifestation IN which electricity plays
/. par. Life force, spirit force and cleo
trial force ! believe 10 b one and the
SANE force. Disease or unhealth u only
a difference Of Dotsniill that reduirvs
% be brought into a state OF equilibrium
IN order 10 have a state Of health.
The reason why this high oscillation
does not take NE "a because the we've
motions OF the machine are IN synchron-
on. harmony With the life force In ~
body"
The evening world., 1900-08-03
THE ~ BsCRIi'TIONs.

Previously .es ~isassi uupoi
Era q $40 a-l Na' hiI'sr lie sef
t1uu. y l..... 100
Marie HrursiI tunt -n.th. hhrrv
"A, n. a r~f NrsH tHHrf. 80 tis
Seventh flFfr TrrH. "s ..... Jus
rtGiIus 10 fIar sif', sm.tF, Ivy VIE.
.T .'rrIi, U..rl. g. lra.E Rs'sH
"a fHtrTh .r.HUh 'vH-s 4Ttaf.
NHnkiT7 'H
'srf's si!H.H.fs.H aT' MAMIE slili,au
Guf Ung .tIs. rrf FH' "H. fr, 30
ftfir ana fas Geih. Sadie FtrH -4Is
col h.#g Fa.riate %. ga tlH'a
E-,e. nTokiya. ....... -"
Iut tHIrHl. Margaret .H'rr1 as'
F1rta" kf.f.
Ur,.. co. f. Hfr1iri rfuHk'.1 leo
~ 81 u-H.- gar kf.r.H 90 Var
rfrs,f rIr. wI.i v.rf NHs N1E los
'liaf sal HHrJI N'f temp i4H lnI
f'f .ff... hsI tfsrs .tr .H.. UfYr '''
'fa1rt aHi JACOB rsrr. lA Etr ssN.
erty-slr'H meet ... "
me k'sH '.fIN kllss. aus Rosie
TlrG~r 20 MHrI1 Horst. nrosli1 D.
saHtrll ls sI a-f Nfr-t Ts,Etn I- .
-eoni Avenue. JfF
.....
The evening world., 1900-08-03
LITTLE CO>TRmu rORs.
Money Received Yesterday for the
Iinbtrs' Iund.

70 The riIfor - Inc E.rrIrE Vo-Ia.
i.....t .tr... srt No. "a. o., ta -
tie s p4.I.r rr,I. shi-l ~e h,,. collected
. t,,... ..rJ f, 80, \, al, -.
IA s,ts ~, pI.t,,,
N. 49, q
i''' N'i 'hfA .of hW ahlh " '''-
!, '' ..II ~. I.
"' So ~ "'
H'ns "''AA
~ ''
'''' '.''N nv" " y"
H.. - u...n...
& I'll,
Al Ur.srs t,s Brood IN.
- 80 ~.
80. 'h"" y. ,es
~, M, %
'' o. e"n "H "" '
.ti.e Col u'afv d.le.
ii We, "sln
The evening world., 1900-08-03

positive d~e,aratlon ~ pr craft G car
roll. o. u East Twen,y-folrth street
To hear out his statement Dr. Carroll
has some remarkah', results q HloW.
he has Just hal an interesting cllnic In
his once and had %ssyerel patients pres.
ent who had been treated hy 'he now
method one IS a physician. pr o. r
I'M. himself t r'r..a Bf ,H luns isoose.
~ Newark. y J
Three weeks aE' 10 Is aimed ne was
dying OF tnner g.lHH T.-.1s he u az
Tending u bis practise
Another Is Rev : " sritrer. pastor
y the H,1.st Taae-ra.'s % Harrison.
y ! lie Goo. 60 Is shii. has been
cured = lcIe tuberculosis
pF ,lC contracted tHs disease from q
patient "a year 49,
"I aas removed 20 ~ CAROLS on q
In New YORK ten avs ago. Dr lln
said Nr urnt1sr prls 0.Hs r-1'es
against my being removed The, sa.i
The evening world., 1900-08-03
ABDUCTED GIRL HONE.
Mamie shapiro, I.ntieea from Jer-
sey Ctty by Maud Thompson,
q. brought Hack.

Mamie shapiro, the thir,sen.yenr-oll
slrl who. q Is charged. was adjusted
last saturday ay Maui Thompson FROM
a. Fousth street. jersey cay arrived
bore this m5rn.as NIth Mad ra1up.
son IN ciarre ~ Detective Wi'am Pre-.
colt.
The woman was arrested In Whitman.
Tie. conn. last wcdne,lhy The girl was
Win her
Maui Thompson formerly Isri Nth
Crank Carr tcolOrcll. VII, H ,u So
prison for burglary.
The evening world., 1900-08-03
THE POOR ARE PROUD.

Some % the poor are very proud. They
know how to sInrr. indesl, they are
daily lessons Ia sublime courage. They
viii NJ ak tor charity: they - nos
want aims Tor ,hsmsr,ycs Tncy can
suffer and sta-ys. bat they cannot Si.
not. b,s.
But wner an Evening World doctor
says, with quiet. Fnn,'e ll-CDtnoss
Haven't you q sick Yaby nUr,7 :.
zee. tbs let'e one. Poor h'tla g.,'
We'll, What ls 'h" trouble agI
tho doctor frpn Tho Evening World.
IL. ~ sec what We cpu 'I Tor JA.s d',r
little fellow then yoI should So" nov
the mother love crowds uIt ir.lr nd
from the m1.l'r heart ;hs pi.liui iit' .
story CpTCs IN trembling. anxious son.
terccs The magic n' the TWO v1To-
"Everlng W1r,d' - wonderful % see.
The doctor oo.s not have now to plead
or explain
The evening world., 1900-08-03

The big m.lsImmsru.I; festival o.
Avo'l VIA Bath B'rrs wr!'n w. b
have taken pIs, tomorrow u.-A'. nt-
been postponed u1.l Tr.lay n.gIt. As
a. 20 give .le ladies v1' have e11'
%, he -,aI. suin. .It Inc Or p-epl'h
ton \ eJnu!..r- ,, uyar ,1.r,' % I'
Leading ,5 as .! pH.h Hylsl awe me
t..,Nal 90 hard and .hsy feal thai 40
they Nh ,U .ss. D. aI extensive d''
fl.r arl p-rlIrs 'ac greatest pps','
results 'or iho sek b,b tley nccIcl
anBlsr week 90 perfect al. th".r ar
engagements. \ Erei; ytui''il'" 'il WI
be Y~-cs.a;,d ON ,hc n.stt la1oun.'d
and q will also be- a sclll occasion -
considerable Importance.
\ ncnse- theatrical 2er'prnr,nc' al.
ue given this evening on J.. A. Phil
lps's Graf Ir5n Pier. Seaside sta
Ion, Roskaway Beach. rne alniss.on
@, the pier viii BE- ten ccnts and al u
the p-aco-ls Will be- turned Into The
yeGing World SEX Baby Fund The
I-la Per = tne b!xge., resort along
p .klways shores. .ae sealing clpac.iy
Alone bela. Owe. s.J. aud 10 Il expe1.ei
hat al ,ae Babies rI1d benefit ia
bs structure aII be taxed 90 ita utmost
An excellent Programme lIs Ieca a.
ranged by f.ri Np.F1.t. Ir pppulaT
baritone, unlrr whose dirrclol the
sage Vail. be tom "a. iae part tnr
hide girls AZ RJckisdy Bea,1 vii pay
!u ~. Programme u being iobAci afer
oy utus RUN and Lulu Pnillipe. daugh'
Sers of Proprietor ll.lllps Aug st NIL
Ter, Jr. son VI Gus Miller. % the sNei.
unl.nc cub at Rockagay Beicl. has
in.eres -i the clab members, who VII
b on nlni 20 see 'hit the boys are not
ogtdoRe IN t1elr plgt by he pretty little
g4r's. VINO are wor&lng VIA a Will %
make the benefit a success
Contributions 10 the Babes Fund
should be sent To the cashier % The
World. Pulitzer Bulillng. New York
Ci'y.
The evening world., 1900-08-03
FRIENDS RALLY;
BENEFIT AT ROCkAWAY.

Belyelere Hotel Far Rockssay. last
saturday night 'or the Sick Babies
Fund. were overlooked In The no,lcs u
the entertainment that 90 published
TIE Evening world regrets the bmls-
sI0u and Wishes now to thank these
talented AMI k~.u'-hcartsd aides fot
Whit they have done 20 help he suffer
Ing little ones.
The evening world., 1900-08-03
An Army OF Suffering
Little Ones Rescued
from the Ravages o.
Disease and the Deadly
Nursing Bottle.

Zoe Evening worlds Sex Babies
Fund corps OF doctors have beer doI1s
magnificent wJ-G O. Hg0oklYn.
In ons week re faithful doctors Who
were detailed Tor no borough % Brook
Ign actually visited l.lt2 houses
In these houses l9i families dwell.
N,ne hundred and s],ysuty-siA si-k ba-
bles we're found and treated In THIS
house-io. house canvass, and certainly
the greater part % them would have
DIED had o not, through your S,ncr
Gus work, provided the mean. Or thl'
noble work.
The evening world., 1900-08-03
TIL WORK.

but hai, he trutl has never been iolh
about he WORK % our doctors.
The physicians themselves are
busy r,.clIr. .les babies tom Oh.
Of dct,n o. give many details They
don't waste ,.ms IN talking,
Bot whO have watched them w1TS.
believe the dels people. mcr. women
and lt'i' o'ldren. Uap afe hcip.lg this
uu relief Work viii Dc gii1 90 hear
ct b. mere fully.
An Evening World doctor takes the
sick baby IN his arms ind carefully eS-
mine 10.
The evening world., 1900-08-03

Arc you too stout! The Home
Page OF next Sundays World will
show YOU the proper corset to make
you slender.
The evening world., 1900-08-03

Just one seat for just one fare.
One World al. and you arc there.
The evening world., 1900-08-03
Thank You, Misses ellison aud o.
termanI

Miss iottie Olson AMI Miss Kathryn
osterman, who contributed TO the cleser
performances given or the lawn q the
The evening world., 1900-08-03
PAYS FOR o o MILK.

Then the doctor smiles at the mother.
pats the little baby gentiy and say a
Measuring word and a good-by and Is
or. /, Is all done In a few minutes.
Forthwith he proceeds - the nearest
milk depot. trders milk and Ice for two.
three or our weeks. nays for II, orders
Il sent to the bah, and begins the same
work over again.
The next day he goss back again-goes
through the sane process, explains 10
the mother. smiles At the c.ean baby.
reproyes II the bath has not been ryen.
Often he undressss the baby and gives
Il a bath. showing the mother hOv u
Is done and proving 20 her thai water
h 4 blessing and VIII help 10 cure, not
Mi. n too many OF the Ignorant be-
lieve.
As long a. Il IL necessary The Even
ing World doctor calls on each httls
patiert once Aday
A. long as the baby requires food ana
treatment It Is furnished without money
LINE mother and other children are
half starved they are fed. too.
There's precious little TAIN shout W,
dear friends. That's what as'onlsned ne
rost. No long Latin words, no medich
terms. no written prescriptions 70 ~
nllfl
The evening world., 1900-08-03
GENEROUS READERS.

Your Eenerous contributions each dsy
relieve thousands. Tnro0gn you .ns
parched lips OF innocent victims are
made moist and cool .
The weary, heated, neglected httse
bodies are made sweet and clean. q.
Suffering 10 arrested. lives are sA.ed
each day W the readers Of The evening
World. Well earned are the trioltss
moment Of inspired courage, save a TEL
low creature from IRE or water.
No shouts q applaue reaeh We
modes, contributors 10 our SICK Baby
Funi, but none the iess DO you repre-
: = tfe i~ife-saving station for thou
sands OF babies that mus, have died but
foe your noble assistance.
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
Lizzie Keifer is sick.
N. w. Henry is home


Mrs. N. W. Henry is home again.
Mrs. G. Ruff is in Columbus Ohio.
james Cunningham is still very
sick.
Mr.. Greve, of Urbana, was In Cha
mute yesterday.
Mrs. G. M. Alexander went to OF
tawa, Tuesday last.
W. j. Coulter is attending carni-
val exercises in Kansas City.
John Jones and j. M. Nation
spoke at Morehead Wednesday night.
-Rolla Wright, son of John, had
the misfortune to sprain his knee, on
the playground at school, one day this
week and is laid up as consequence.
Don't forget that the Kansas City
Blues will be here next Tuesday to
play an exhibition game of ball. Dale
Gear, who is known to many Of our citi-
zens will do the pitching.
Shell Brown and Billy Nation spoke
to a very large gathering of farmers
at Ogeese school house on Tuesday last.
Many of them were Pops and they
seemed to be much interested in Rep
ublican principles.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
STARK STARBEAMS.

Mrs. Jas. Guy is visiting with Kan
sas City friends.
r. Thompson and Co. are remodel
ing their store room.
J.H. Smith and wife visited with
st. Paul friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Prixton of Kansas City is visit
ing with the family of Geo. Ellis,
south Of town.
]. f. Cooper shipped load of horses
to the southern market Monday
LLOYD Ely had charge Of the car.
Chas. Cox and Shelby Brown will
address the people of Stark On politi-
cal issues next Tuesday night. We
should have big crowd
]. L. Langford, of Chanute narrow
ly escaped drowning while attempt
ing to cross East Canville Thursday
evening. His team was drowned and
he escaped by ciinging to a friendly
tree. About half Of Stark's popula-
tion assisted in the rescue.
The Republican primary last Satur-
day was well attended and went off
with out a jar. The following were
nominated: For trustee, John Samples
Treas, Geo. Sampsel: Clerk. John
Williamson; J. P. w. r. Ward and
John Bender; Constable, A. B, Roberts
and Thos. Peake. This is convent
ion that will be hard to beat.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
BUTTONS GREAT SPEECH.

Hon. ]. r. Burton addressed very
large and highly appreciative audience
Wednesday night in Music Hall.
When we say that Burton spoke,
everybody knows we had a grand
speech. Yet those who did not hear
this speech can not appreciate Its
power and convincing logic. Burton
simply out-did himself and made a
speech that will not be excelled DUR
ing this campaign by anybody, any
where. He held his audience SPELL
bound, and gave them rare treat in
the way of oratory, logic and facts.
Mr.. Burton will be great credit to
the State of Kansas in the United
States Senate or any other public po-
sition to which he may be called.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
Editor CHANUTE TIMES:

CHAN LINES.
Why do young men complain that
they have no chance to succeed? Do
they not know that the salesman is
the man who wins, and who is always
in demand? Didn't old Commodore
Vanderbilt start by soliciting freight
for ferry, and Jay Gould by selling
county atlas? Just at the present time
a young man or young woman could
make money selling Galveston; the
Horrors of a Stricken City," by Murat
Halstead, published by The Dominion
Company OF Chicago. 1t Is a large,
handsome volume, and retails for only
$3.50.
II you will kindly publish this, and
anybody writing them and enclosing
this notice will receive a special prop
osition. Young people who are not
afraid TO go out and ask people TO buy,
are bound to win when they have some
thing to sell that nearly everybody
warts. Yours truly,
AN OLD TIMER.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
Villas PROSPERITY

10 Hanson is full feeding 125 head
of cattle this fall followed by humid
red head OF hogs.
J. H. Geer is feeding G5 head and
buying up some young mules.
The Trocell boys are feeding about
60 head and buying and shipping hogs.
Market $3.50.
Jesse Wilkins is feeding about 80
head,
Claud Sturdevant has over 100 head
on full feed.
Newport Virgins is building big
barn.
10 Hanson is also building and fix
ing up.
Corn is worth 80 cents.
The Tabor boys have rented the old
Cooken place, now belonging to Joe
Hanson, and the place is being fixed
up for them.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
Excursions via Santa Re.

Account st. Louis Exposition, Sept.
II to Oct. 90; tickets on sale each
Tuesday and Thursday commencing
Sept. 10Th, final limit, five days from
date of sale at rate of one and one
third fare.
Oct. 9th to 10th, good for returning
Oct. 18th at rate OF one fare for the
round trip account annual meeting
Grand Lodge |. o. o. f. OF Kansas,
Topeka.
/ Sept. 80 to Oct. g. final limit Oct.
8 at one fare for round trip Wichita
and return account Wichita carnival
and fall festivities.
@. B. YOUNG, Agent.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
THE OLD RELIABLE.

With this issue The TIMES starts
in on It's twenty-ninth year. 1t has
weathered the storms for twenty
eight years, and today finds it in a
vigorous and healthy condition.
We hope it has done some good in
the community in the past and that
it may b, more potent fer good in the
years that are before it.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05
MARRIED.

Bert Colaw and Sallie Farmer, at
the home of the bride, by Judge Farm
er, on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Colaw is one Of the rising young
business men of the city and Mrs Co.
law is the beautiful and talented
daughter of Judge Farmer.
We wish for this young couple I'M
bounded success, prosperity and happi-
ness. The future surely looks bright
for them for they are most worthy
and promising young compile.