The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-04-26

Harden sas IL beginning to grow.

Use vienna High PaJenJ HOUR
For sale bv j. B. Bell.
How would a nine months school
suit you for next year?
BROWN LEGHORN EGGS, rs cents
for setting OF 80. 5. Nation.
The barefooted boy, though appear
ing late, is becoming quite plenty.
The Mlddles will present fine en-
tertainment commencement week.
Light Brahma eggs for sale. DO
cents for I'D. B. Rush. 5-2m
The crabapple and peach trees are
things of beauty for short time only.
Goose eggs for sale, on the Bell
farm south Of town.-Anna Thomas.
Last Tuesday several of the boys
took day off and went hunting near
Shaw.
A small addition is being built to
the building occupied by Fleming Il
Meeker.
The old city hotel is being filled up
for boarding house and will be run
by g. A. Howke.
The smallpox seems to have run It's
course. Warm weather don't appear
to agree with it,.
LIGHT BRAHMA' EGGS for sale.
One dollar for 15.-Della Leonard,
carleton, Kan. 3-22-2n
The streets of Chanute have Sun
day appearances this week. Farmers
all planting corn.
F. G. Peak is local agent for PEG
pies Cream Separator, see his add IN
another column.
1t begins to look very much like one
of our young lady school marms is fix
ing to quit the business.
The city seems about as slow as
some Of the citizens about gettin IN
new walks and crossings.
The Tribune calls Keifer's old white
horse black sheep. Guess Bro. Cav
aness must be color blind.
How many high school pnpils will
attend the Normal this year? 1t
would be time well spent.
| FOR SALE "A lot Of good second
hand buggies, carts, spring wagons
and wagons at Economy shops.
The festive town cow begins tc
scent the grass from afar. Soon She
will he tramping through your radisf
bed.
FOR SALE-Two good residences
In the second ward for sale. Also q
fine team of heavy hOrSes.-C. M. Phil
lips.
Wonder if the new council will arise
to the occasion and put a competent
man in charge of our valuable gas
plant?
If you have anything in the job
work line take it to The TIMES office
for artistic work at the lowest living
prices.
1t you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr J. W
Phillips.
There are likely to be some more
heads cracked by falling bricks in the
Fourth ward If the board does not
look after the flues soon.
All parties formerly having proper
ty listed for sale with N. w. Henry,
please call ON his successors and get
acquainted, Keller & Jones.
Mr.. Knapp is still developing oil
wells. They seem to be improving liz
quality. Soon we will excel Beau
mont, from present indications.
FOR SALE-Thousan Of straw
berry plants of the finest variety. Or
the Ben Smith farm about S miles
east of Chanute.-Isaac Boggs.
The Commencement exercises Of
Tioga township will be held at Big
Creek Chapel, May 18th, and the
Grant township exercises at Stark
May IL.
The beauty contest as conducted by
the Tribune has been decided a draw
Ethel Southland and Bertha Bodle each
being reported as having received 13Os
votes. That was pretty close race.
HOUSEKEEPER Ed
would like a good steady woman fol
housekeeper. A woman Of good char
acter and industrious habits can Sc
cure a guod home by applying at thi:
office. 4-ls'4w
L. P. Swan of carleton, was in OIL
office last Friday and says our article
last week about the first man to finish
planting corn is not quite fair to him
He claims the palm. Mr.. Swan says
he finished planting on March 30. Ht
has his fax and oats all sown and hi:
corn Is up and growing nicely.
August Anderson and ]. Fl. Ander
son of Savonburg, were In Chanutt
last Tuesday. The Andersons, Johr
Westerburg and wife will start u
Sweden about the last of May for {