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FOR RENT-BY B. r. SAT
62l 7th NV, ,st&14F$l40. 90
1907 Clifton, 14r&h.. rs. 90
1917 Kal'r.a av, 12r2b60 so
253O 18th NV, l0rGb. so. 90
1907 9Th NV. 10r&b. 40. IS
$40 81 NV. .l0f&b. IS 80
ifp0S 1th nv ,stp. Gel. $500
'sasa Riggx. nw arSh a9.5l
1910 7th nw, 6r&w 81. 90
4iS h nys- Srdts, str. .,sus ~
1907 7fh NV stAar sa -.
1916 7th nsx, 5r&b. 80. so
x3O 5th NV, ir, stU
and stable. -.30. 90
1927 9Th NV, i0r&b %. 50
l026 7th NV .sto, Gel n. 80
40 u NV. Or. b&cel. n. 50
a p Ne, 6r&b. ...25.6 80
1lI8 7th NV, st&dw -. 80
1881 7th NV, ,st4keel. 1850
1924 10th NV. ssr&h,25. no
1880 fst NV .4r&b 6.25. 00
1903 9th nws 6r&b. .2t50
1880 10th NV, Gr&b. q. 90
As N NV. 6rSssta. "a. 20
81 I'd NV. 6r&b. ....22.SU
1424 Ist NV. Crab. -. 80
Ga y Y nv. Crib. ..20.50I
Ofice rms. at 512 + st.
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FOR RENT
1411 st. NV, II rms, 2 baths. stable $125 90
1919 8 st. NV. 8 rooms bath stable. -. 60. 90
1910 st. NV, rooms, bath .......... co. 90
716 18th st. NV, Is rooms bath. ........ 5000
73O 11th st. NV, store re................. 1000
1929 9Th st. NV, rooms, BATH stable. 81. so
$50 H st. me-. rooms, bath, stable. ..... LOO
$40 st. NV, rooms, bath. ........... 5000
1901 4th ut. NV, rooms, bath. .......... 5000
939 N. H. ave. NV, rooms bath =. -. $3.50
1908 10th st. NV, II rooms. ............. $500
612 9th ut. NV, 8 rooms, bath. ........ 800
TIC 7th ST. NV, fats. SO. so to %. 90
1900 Nd. ave. Me-, rooms bath .... q. so
COS 9Th st. NV, rooms bath 21.oO
413 Q st. NV, 6 rooms, bath. ........... 20. 50
1245 7th at. NV, store ore................. %. 90
6O4 y Ut. n.e., rooms, bath. ............ 1890
1893 # st. NV. 8 rooms. ms.................. 14.OO
2034 e st. NV, 9 rooms. s..................1 800
- 26 FenAon St me-. rooms. ............. IL. 90
6S Fenton ST. me-, 8 rooHus- .......... 1LO0
1927 Del. ave. s.w., rooms. .......... 1O.O9
1919 O st. s.e., rooms. 1000
A. =. FOX COMPANY, Inc.s
M
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FOR RENT-11O8 TTH NE, PRESS BRICK FRONT
and newly papered; rooms and bath; large con-
crete cellsr; $3.50. Apply to OWNER, HOO 7th
st. ne. 1ts
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. 8O3 ST. NV, II
rooms. cellar, furnace heating and all modern
improvements; house In good condition. INQUIRE
OF OWNER, 6O3 st. NV. ty27-3ts
Evening star., 1901-07-27

y. Sc. COR. THAI N. ".
I17o7h ,7th NV 81, Orb. is. co
1349 9th NV. store lS.aC
1902 9th NV, Or. $50
I56 Sheridan. 6r&b. .1S.OO
COS NJ Sc. Crab. ....17.5O
l10S 9Th &c, 6r&b. .17.50
3S Hanover Ut, 6r&b.11.50
|10lh lIth NV, ,st&cl. 16. so
|1S14H 1th NV. .13. so
|SA 9Th NV, st .5r. ". .15. 90
III AZ NV .3r, baslnt.la Is. 90
211 ~ NV, 2r&b. It. Is. 90
5thAP NV. sto&cel. Is. 90
1929 9Th NV, Sr&w .1t.3O
1017 1th NV. AZ, Sd d. 13. 90
as O NV. 4r hat. .l2.5O
4J1 & NV, store. IL. so
60S II ne, shop. ....12.O0
l169 9th NV, store. IL. 90
621 7th NV. Sr dat. II. 90
6126 1th NV. sto. 10. SO
Stab mr. 12th&F nw 10. 90
t56 FRANKLIN. store. 10. 90
4iS Franhlin. 6r(coD. $50
1885 1th NV. basmt 500
DO Pomer0y. store -. 90
49, D NV. OF n, 81 q So
ZIG l1th NV, shop. 2da. q. 90
NV, steam heat. iyH-tf
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ROR KENT-BY WM. A. EASTERDAY, rs l4TH
:eTss BOND BUILDING.
g2A 18th NV % 81. .O0l 1850 Sd NV, Trb SCI 50
H1s AZ, I2r,2bs 5000 gao 1st ae b, b.. :. $3.50
172O nv, 10r.b.. 5000 la12 Cap, &f.h.. $3.50
1870 Wei M NV lob eo.0otl26 Heekm n orb IL no
1790 feth s1ofsh~ Ao.e0lSls NV. 10r.b... $3.50
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ma. ave.
902 Nth, 6r, w.....12.D
2141 D. Or, w......12.D
2402 Va aver. .ceL W .12.3 80
1904 11th, Ar, W. .12.30
l133h 18th. rr, 4f. W .12. 90
2223 st Paul's ct,Jr.11.5O
414 18th. 5r, W. IL. 80
912 3th. Ar, W.. /. 10. so
II w Alex ct, 4r,w.10.5O
222 e, 5r. 90
FURNISHED.
1915 18th. lar, ,2b. $15O. 90
FLATS.
1871 Doth, Sd fl, Or, b$55. 90
1871 10th. Or. b. mi. 40. 90
1907 Pa av,6r, b, mi 35. so
914 23d, 5r. b......30. 90
12 17th, 4r, b, w,g.20.5O
$50 Goth. 4f. b, mi. .lB. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S6 La av. heated. SIS. 90
1872 La av, heated. 10. 90
l931 10th. office. heat. ID. 90
STORES.
170S-1O Il. warerms$50. 90
1902 Pa av, sto, Ar. .35. 80
1900 II, large rm. .&c.35. 90
1351-59 sd, lSe rm. 35. 90
1917 Pa ay, ,1r. Gel. W 80. 42
Blacksmith shop, bet
19&0, LAM. 30. 90
|9210 18th, lr. sta, w,g.&.00
2YO9 NJ. sto&2r. .....O. 90
1855 L, sto, cel.... 1880
1918 n, 1r. Gel. w..10.W
1906 17th,s shop. 1000
STABLES.
,I9l2 g. 2s.ch,l.w.g..l6.W
18th. 19th, L, II, los -
and xide lot. 10. 90
l20 18th. r'r. 4s.
wr. !. yd. w.....l5.W
lRa,-3l =. 5r. w.....7.W
jy27.tf
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For RENT-TWO 3-STORY, GROOM HOUSES,
Nos. 2l9s aud 293 9Th 1T. n.e..' Mass ave.
Only $20.50. Keys at 40. 225 9th 1t. 1ts
For kEST-135I, 1865 to 1858 y. c. AVE. Me-.
Or. and bath brickss new; handsomely papered;
from August !. $3.50. VICTOR ANDERSON,
1923 u st. NV. fy27-6ts
FOR RENT-11O4 ST. NV, NEAR IOWA CIR
Gle, 2-stOry and basement hay-wfnd0w hrici
ApbE OWNER 2O2O 18th st. NV. N1726ts
Evening star., 1901-07-27

FOR RENT-cENTRAL L0CATION-BRICK NO.
716 11th st. ,13 rooms, ba tn and stable, $50.
A. F. FOX CO.. Inc, 92O st. Nv 1t :
FOR RIiNT-12os n l. AVE NV: RENT. 81. 90;
rooms and bath; southern front. on triangle and
Iowa Circle; delightfully."- cool I'm summer and
warm in winter; neat, clean and thoroughly san
itary. Apply to V. BALDWIN JOHNSON. 11O1
Rhode Island ave. iy21-6t
FOR RENT-7O3 sTH S. E. ;LRGE. ST. &7R M !. $35 90
23o. cor. Sd and E large store and Ar, mi.. 25.0
4SS sw, Or, mi 90 312 sw, 4r. water II 80
S13 sw, 6r. mi so 354 II sw, 5r, w.. 1880
s14 Y sw. Or, w.. TOO B. LEONARD. $50 AZ sw.
FOR RENT-BY w. C. DUvALL, 925 r ST. NV.
1929 NV. lsr s75 o0I 14d7 Pa ay Sc; Or Is. IS
Ill nth 15r&sta IS co. 1421 Pa se6r -1S 3S
1895 Harvard st, 12r 90 1923 Pa se6r 1885
3O1 18th sw, lar. .35 Is! Myrtle ne. Sr. so
1927 5th NV, 11r. 2s50I Store cor 5thP .15 50
3Ol5Camb ge Gtn, ,Sr 81. 80 10 Myrtle ne 7r 10 10
So Mass NV, Or. .25. IS 1105 Park st ne, 80
HOG 7th ne, Sr. %. so 912 1st NV, Ar 90
1922 4th NV, Sr. .2250I931 NV, 3r, ba. 80
1908 9th sw. Sr. sol 1918 Union sw, Or. s. 40
1923 11th nw Sr. SIS. OOf 2117 Chester Ct 6r Z so
2O26 vt av NV, Or .16. 40i1 1897 South Cedar ct
1852 Blads I'd ne5r. 7.5O NV. Ar. 800
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MASSAGE.

THEODORE A. LECKET,
MASSEUR -
Physicians' patronage solicifrd.
ofice, 7l1 aeth ct. NV. jy4-th.s&tu-tsts-A
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CRUSHING STONE IN ROCK
Greek Park.-Ofice Of the Commissioners d. c.
Washington. p. G.. July q 19oi.-sealed proposals
will be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON SATURDAY. AUGUST Third,
1901. 70. crushing stone In Rock Greek Park, DC
Blank forms Of proposal specifications and ali
nce Of the Engineer Commissioner: BY order Of
lambla. WILLIAM TINDALd. Secretary to the
Board. jv27 At
TREASURER.S OFFICE, U. s. SOIDIEIsS
Home. Washington .. G.. July IT. 1S0I.-seaIed
proposals will be received at this Office until TEN
An ON TUESDAY. July THIRTTETH. ieei,
for furnishing cutting and placing about a6o
cubic feet Of Seneca sandstone In accortance with
plans and specifications to be seen at thjs office
CHAS. w. TAYLOR, Captain. 9th u. s. Cayairv
secretary and Irea.arer - Jyls.2ak27
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. TREASURFR;a
Office, U. g. Soldiers Home, Washington % {, .
July 190l.-Sealed proposals will be received 1t
this ,hn, ONCE until 10 am on wednssday, July 81.
!, Clothing: $50 Black Felt Hats. $50 DARK Blue
Coats, 40 Dark Blue Vests. 500 pairs SHY Biue
Trousers, I. 600 Flannel Shirts, 1000 pairs C. y
Drawers. 1.SO0 pairs Woolcn St0cklhex 900 pairs
High-cut Shoes $50 Pillow Cases, Bieached Cotton
For schedules and further information apply to
cfiAA W: TAYIoRs Captain 9th is. Cavairy. Sec-
retary and Treasurer. i've. 10 2OM-4t
MASSAGE
Evening star., 1901-07-27

1912 T my, sr. .$33. 90
S24 l ne, 8r. .H. so
2239 18th NV. Or. .D.50
TO 18th ne, Il. .i7.W
600 sd NV, Or. :. .1G5O
ELLIS, SEQ 11th at. NV.
Evening star., 1901-07-27

~ - - vAA<A<A IA
FOR RENT-BY WEsCO1
1907 Pei
17O4 P.1Or, b, Gel, mi. 500. So
oil 18th, 1On 2b. mi %. so
1912 18th, 12r, 2b, mi. sc. 20
2S13 Pa av. 1Or. >. .A. so
1748 Oregon av, 11r. 45. 90
500 21st, 12r, b. mi. 40. so
1892 T. 11r. b. eel, mi. 20. 50
2319 Pa av, Or. b. mi 80. 50
91O 23d, 1Or, b, Gel, mi. 36 so
1l20 18th. Or, st0, Gel. 81. 80
2421 Pa av. .9r. b. mi. 30. so
SO7 22d, 9r. b. mi. 40. 50
2211 +, Sr. mi. so
S226 N, 7r, mi. .2- 80
1918 NJ. Or, b, Gel. .25. 50
112S 10th, Or, b. mi. 25. 50
1907 8, 6r. b. mi. .2.3 so
211 Pa av, Or. b. mi. 20. so
2413 Pa ay, Sr, b, mi. 22. so
i416 3Oth, 6r, b. mi. 22.50
e22 b ne. Or, b. mi. g. so
1909 lst, Or. 20. SO
517 10th. Or. w.....0.60
2i23 X. Sc. b. W, g.0.O
924 22d, 7r. W. .@.W
Ol3 K, 7r, w, g...0. 40
SIT 22d. 7r. b, mi. 90 30
1922 Goth, 7r, b. ...1S.@
024 22d, 6r, mi. 1850
41S 18th, 7r, mi. ....1S.50
900 Olive av, Or. b. so
sE22 22d. "a. W. g...17.50
2119 Pa av, 4r. NIL. 10. 90
1910 NJ. 5r.........10.O
1144 21st, Or, w....l6. 40
sos 10th. Or, w.....1 1850
1910 Erie, 5r, W.. 1880
: 94O Ath, Or, w....-15.30
1854 18th. 5r. W. la..:0
1924 Rosedah h. Or, mi 14.@
S1S 2sth. 6r. 30
1O64 S0th. 5r.....f150
: 4lS I'D. Gr. w....i...5p
40S PoHaproy. Or. 80
Evening star., 1901-07-27

E1R RENT. C. WELDON CO., 224 e CAP
II 9th Sc, .$35. .5O S35 c ay se, Or 500 5o
sls Sc. s.. sol 524 18th ne. Dr.. .22.50
$40 A ne sr....-..- 3D. sol $50 Sfh ne, IA 30
2.5 ne, .x7.5oi 1852 18th se, 0r.. IL 80
Evening star., 1901-07-27
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-AGENTS: SOMETHING NEW; GET
IL quick: sells to everybody; the wizard ink tab
let dissolved in ounce OF water, produces
ounce of superior ink; 1 900 testimonials
from banks; sample box OF eight tablets tsix col
orsl for loc.. one dozen boxes which retail for
81 20. for I5c aud handsome fountain pen free
THOMAS A. EDISON. Jr. CHEMICAL CO.. 81
30. 30 Stone ST., New York. 1t
wANTED-AGENTS. $50 A WEEK AND EX-
penses guaranteed good men selling chemical ma
chimes for cooling all kinds Of refrigerators, ice
boxes. soda fountains, &C.: guaranteed rs per
cent cheaper than ice; also chemical Ice
cream freezer; requires no labor. works auto
matte: Jo per. cent cheaper than ice. Write today
Tor samples and agency. CHEMICAL REFRIti.
FREkZER Co. Station u. Chicago, Ill., 1ts \,
WANTfp- AGENrS-BIG -HIT-NON-PiCKABLE
door and window lock: patented: screws bolts
or keys: nick eled: 1909 profit sample 15c. M.
PERiAL Nov. Co. woodbine. N. j. 1t.
WANTED . AGENTS = BIG MONEY SELLING
latest article out: wonderful double faced mirror
with transparent picture revealed held to light:
good side line; sample mirror tpocket .sixe) i0c
catalogue free. TRANSPARENT MIRROR CO.
81 9Th ave-. Chicago. It,
wANTED--REIIABiE AGENTS To TAKE SUB,
scriptions for popular magazine in connec-
tion with new census atlas. Exceptional oppor-
tnnity Write today. JOHN WANAMAkER,
Dept l62 A, New Yoek. jy22&27,2t
Evening star., 1901-07-27

Z FOK KENT- I:
1880 Corcoran. 12r. $50. 90
1229 n Y as.11r....8.75
e2i 9th NV, ,ffr. 70. 15
1923 T NV, 8r. AS so
jy27-2t WILLIAM H,
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2445 18th NV. 12r. 40. 90
Office rooms, 1907 f NV.
1908 18th NV 10. 90
W., Or. & b. .$50.0 90
H NV. $37.5O ea., br&b.
d. $3.50; furnished, $500.
'IIERFORD, 1907 r st.
Evening star., 1901-07-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-PARTNER WITH 5000: OFFICE BUS
fness; something new; can convince any one that
returns will justify investment. Address
gBROKE Err Star Office. jy27-2ts
FOR SALE@THREE-TOONE SHOT-ONE-SIXTH
interest in established manufacturing business
for $500. Address MANUFACTURING, Star Of
fee. lts
Evening star., 1901-07-27

TUX Nkk~N1-
Store, TOT 9th NV .$45. 90
Sl3 II NV. As. so
1851 N NV. 16O. 90
1919 10th. cor Oreg. 80 90
Flats, 1914 Mass. ave. n.
Flats-The Elmore, 11th&
1913 10th NV, unfurnish,
jy27-6ts TYLER & RU1
Evening star., 1901-07-27

FOR RENT
baths. br. ami. Each ........... S7s 90
1741 @ ST. NV. 10r, AMI. .............. &65. 90
Oil St. n.w 11r.. bath. a. MI, stable. $65. .65
zoos Kal. ave. NV, Dr., ami. .......... 5000
9l7 st. NV. l1r.. BATH AMI, stable. $50. 90
30 Q st. NV, Or, Dr., ami i.............$ $25 so
1908 4th ST. NV, Or. bath ami. 5000
322 g.. NV, rooms, a MI. ........... SIS SO
4O4 8th ST. se., 5r and store. ........... $40 40
LOUIS d. WINE CO.. 1904 + st. NV.
je25-tu th, ,s-tf
Evening star., 1901-07-27


Nice 6-room. porcelain-bath and cellar brick
house near 14th and U 1T. cars; $23 so.
Store on 14th near st.; $205O per month
An offer wanted.
lain tub: all In nice order on 18th near NV;
5000.
Large house of "a rooms, bath rooms; steam
heat: In nice condition; same location: 81 200
per year. A. proposition from q reliable tenant
to lease at a much lower figure will be consid-
cred. Apply to FOLNEY EATON, Agent,
1y2O-n Office, The Portner,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
School Board.

The board met in regular session
last Monday night. The absorbing
business OF the meeting was the EN-
ployment OF teachers for the Fourth
ward There were number OF
applicants and seemed to be quite a
diversity of opinion among the mem
bers as. to who should have the vari
Gus places. There necessarily were
disappontments and some of the
members warmed up during the con-
test. All told. the ward Jared very
we'll and we have no reason to COM
plain. The teachers are now hired
and should receive the undivided sup
port of all patrons. There necessarily
will be another teacher yet to select,
for the grade that met in the base
ment last winter. We predict for our
schools the coming year the greatest
success they have ever achieved.
The selections made were: Winf-
fred Nation, Eliza Meyer, Mrs. Wal
worth, Emma Turner, May Coppock
and Kate Blankenchip.
The report of the school treas
urer, at the last meeting, showed "A
balance of cash on hand in the gener-
al fund 1885, 80. This is good show
ing at the end of the school year,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
Mail and Breeze Fables.

A man who wore whiskers under
his chin and whose pants lacked abou
three inches of hitting his C,?whiu'
shoes, walked up to a man who was
shifting a little ball about the size Of
a number % bullet from one shell to
another. The mar with the alfalfa
whiskers watched the man with grsat
interest, but it was observed that he
did not put up cent. And the man
who was loCaIng for suckers called TO
the Reuben and asked if he would pnyv
like to try his luck Oh GUESSING. which
shell the little bali was uader.
Mop guess not, "said the Reub( n.
Never he'd no sort Nv luck bettn' on
things, some way or uther,"
well, just try it once" said the
smooth man, "your luck may change. ,
Nav, don't think l had better
said the man with the #hlsheEs as he
displayed roll Of Bills, want to
hug boss and Just got about enough
here to pay fur it-don't want to
sduander none Nv it on games"
Then the eyes of the smooth man
glistened for he wanted that roll of
bills and he resumed: "But, my
friend, you might make one try.
Don't risk all of the cash you've got
and if you lose you can quit"
"Well," said the Reuben in a hest
tating way, "Mout risk ten on it,
but it peers to me that it is jist like
THROWN it in the fire. Never won
nuthin' in my life."
Then the man with the abbreviat-
ed pants skinned ten from his wad
and named the shell that he supposed
the ball under, and the smooth man
thinking he had him hooked and
would get all his roll later, let the
ball stay under the particular shell.
"Well, / swan" said the the Reu-
ben, as he took The ten he had won
and wrapped it up with the rest of his
roll, SCOT that ALFRED easy, didn't
p"
eyes, you won it all right" said
the smooth man, land now will bet
you twenty-five that you can't guess
it again"
Eyes, a Teller I met about year
ago that was runnin' this same kind
of game that you be, offered TO bet
that couldn't guess it the second
time-and | found out that | couldn't.
Since then, stranger, l hev made 1t a
rule never to bet but once on the
other feller's game"
And the man from the country
walked away whistllng tune that he
had learned somewhere, Just Tell
Them That You Saw Me-"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
" " v
a RARE OPPORTUNITY.

The people of Chanute have a rare
opportunity to hear fine lecture al
minimum expense. The Twentieth
Century Club of the NJ. 4, church has
secured DR.. E. NJ. Wood of Baker Uni
versity to deliver his popular lecture,
"Through Star Realms" at the NJ. f..
church, Thursday evening, June 18th.
Admission 10 cents.
OF this lecture the Coffeyville Daily
Journal Of July Il, 1899, says: "Dr E.
NJ. Wood, Prof. of Mathematics and
Higher Astronomy at Baker Univer-
sity, lcctured Wednesday night on
: Through Star Realms The lecture
was very interesting throughout, and
proved treat for those who heard ii.
1t dealt with the subject closely and
showed wonderful study and know
edge upon the part If the lecturer
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07

the great good local paper does a
community, by letting its advan-
tages be known? Did It ever occur
to you that it is a duty as well as a
privilege to generously support your
local paper? Did it ever occur to
you that the dollar invested in your
local paper is the best investment
you ever made?
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills'and Fever is bottle of GROVE
TAsTELEss CHILL Tonic. 1t is simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form,
No cure-no pay. Price SOC.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
Chancellor Resigns.

Chancellor Snow of Lawrenc
university has resigned his posi-
ton, on account of age AM
continued bad health.
He has been with the institution
from its founding. Eleven year
ago he was made chancellor an
the institution has made wonderful
development under his care. Specu
lation is rife as to who his successo
will be. w. c. Spangler, actin!
chancellor, is very popular and II
favorably mentioned for the place
Mr.. Spangler is an old Neoshc
county boy and we would be proud
to see him at the head Of the Kan
sas university.
The building of the university has
been Chancellor SHOWS life work
and he only leaves it when he finds
his failing strength unequal to the
task. His work has been noble
one and will live after him. He
will still be connected with the in.
stitution as professor of natural
history. ~ ~
Who University of Kansas confer
red 1872 degrees this , a.
Big postoffice row A. Parsons
Harry Lusk want - hold on and
wv N"'' wants him to let go.
The 43d Volunteer Infantry has
sailed from Manila This is the
last regiment of volunteers in the
islands.
" " "
Jerry Simpson was robbed on his
way from Wichita to Kansas City,
last Wednesday. $500 and some
valuable papers were taken.
Washburn College seniors are IN
open rebellion. Somebody will have
to give in or there will be no gradu-
ates from Washburn this year.
Senator McLauren ofSouth Caro-
lima, has reconsidered his resigna-
ton of the United States Senator
ship and will serve out his time.
A severe storm visited Salina and
vicinity last Monday night. Sever
al houses and barns were destroyed
and crops seriously injured by hail.
The ballots in the Topeka mayor
atty contest are being recounted.
In the meantime Mayor Hughes is
dischargiug the duties of the Office.
Crop prospects are not so flatter-
ing as they were a month back.
The continued drowth has damaged
the wheat considerably and practic-
ally destroyed the oats. Corn is
very backward and does not have
good color, but there is plenty Of
time for it to come out ali right.
The excessive modesty of Henry
Allen is likely to prevent the people
of Kansas from receiving the full
benefit of his talents. Allen de-
clines to become a candidate for
governor on the grounds of his ex-
IRENE youth. Lordy! who ever
heard of a newspaper man turning
down a profered honor before?
Come, Henry, this will never do;
you must assist in keeping up the
reputation of the craft. Keep that
venerable head of yours we'll in
view and your youth will be forgiven.
Y " "
We notice the little article THE
TINES published a couple of weeks
ago about our oil interests is being
copied by other papers. Thus Cha
mute is getting a good lot of free ad-
vertising. Did it ever occur to you
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RIVERSIDE HEREFORDS.

| have for sale the two following
Hereford bulls:
Cadmas No. 105426, calved October
26, 1899.
Aaron No. 1O5424, calved March "a,
1900.
Also for sale or exchange, my herd
bull Richardson No. 1864
Also for sale, 20 head of high grade
Hereford heifers.
D. L. HOUSTON.
Riverside Stock Farm, 2miles north of Chanute
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters that
remain uncalled for in the postoffice
at Chanute, Kansas, and will be sent
to the dead letter Office If not called
for in two weeks from this the 9TH
day OF June, 1901.
Black, A.. z. Martin, Mrs. E. NJ.
BurksI W. I. Piggott, Florence
Conway, P. Z. Ralston, HE
Eaton, n. A. Russell. Matte
Glendoning, J. Wild, 7. S.
Horndin, Jennie Wright Walter
One cent due on all advelt ised let
tiers. Parties calling for for same say
advertised.
d. E. McCLELLAND, P. NJ.
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A Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured.

AT one time I suffered from a Sc
we're sprain of the ankle" says Geo.
e. Cary, editor of the Guide, wash,
ington, Va. "After uIng several
well recommended medicines with
out success, l tried Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, and am pleased to say
that relief cane as soon rs began Its
use and complete cure speedily fol-
flowed" Sold by all druggists,
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"A. O. II. w. Banquet.

The banquet given by the Work
men lodge Of this city, on Thursday
evening of last week, was a very en-
joyable affair and largely attended.
Such meetings, occasionally, are
pleasant and very beneficial to indi-
vidual members.
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Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. These are the terms Oh
which the Hayner Disabling Co.. St.
Louis, Mo-, solicit your orders. So
will bring you four full quarts pure
even-Year-Old Rye, express prepaid.
Full particulars in their announce
ment in this issue. Are you inter
nctnd0
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JOHN j. JONES',
LAWYER,
Rear First Natl Bank, Chanute, KS.
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NeOSho County Normal.

The normal began in Erie last Mon
day. 1t started out with an ert,ou.
maht Of about one hundred. We give
a list of those who had enrolled up W
"Wednesday morning. The normal is
in charge of Ed Herod as conductor
and G. E. Merwin, g. S. Ris1on, b. NJ
Fitzsimmons Instructors, with Supt.
Sailors as grand factotum.
CHANUTE
Nay Conkright Nellie Conkright
Pearl Griffin Jennie Switzer
Katie Blankenchip Byrd Spencer
Bertha Chapple Dennis Daley
Joseph d. Kirk Harvey Lynch
Lizzie Neyhard
CARLETON
Edith Sellman q. A. Eaton
E. E. O'Connar Fritz Elzinraat
GALEsBURG.
Eta Millstead w. E. Craig
w. E. Shaw Robert Ross
Edwin Culbertson Eliza Craig
Belle Walker Anna Harshman
Efhe Bicking Maude Redman
Madge Leech
ERIE
| Geo. Coffman Louella Wiman
Jessie NJ. Meeker Jessie B. Flora
Minnie Riggles Ira Mollett
Josephine Hazen Olive Winans
Nellie Burlingame Ethel Romp
Jesse Gilmore Don E, Wells
Lille Pearl Bohrer Lottie Miller
Olive Wells Bertha House
Irene Naff Ina Clark
Delano Foxworthy Cora Tom
Mrs. Harriet Coldren Margaret Herod
Ethel Light Lillian Burliugame
Mary Huffman Carrie Nation
ST. PAUL.
Elizabeth O'Rourke Rose McClarnan
Attic Herod Cora A. Miller
Margaret Miller Katie Balfay
Anna Bell Bessie Smith
Belle Mcclure Fred Ruff
THAYER.
Effe NJ. Dunsmore Lizzie Sechman
Cora Sparks Earle W. Brewster
Ivy Smith Helen NJ. Dunsmore
Frances L. Brewster Rena Nj. Smith
Mary j. Carmichael.
URBANA.
Bertha Kehrer G. ". Payne
Fred Swan Henry Jones
Robert lies Milton Greve
Rena Swank.
STARK.
Bertha Herren j. II. Herren
Mary Eby Orie Fisher
Otis Fisher Lena Chrisman
Leota Smart Cicero Privet
PARSONS.
Alice Dis Ethel Dearth
Anna Scott
HERTHA.
Ella Seibert Bertha Seibert
Kate Duffy
RIDGE.
Ella Bradford Mollie Everett
Ida Everett.
Edith Falls, Altoona
Joe Gardner, Kimball
Chester McCaslin, Island
Albert W. Hess, Trent
j. d. Mullen, Walnut
Velma Smith, Morehead.