The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-08-16

| HJUlDB une iulll up lTOin cellar w gar
ret and expect to have it right up to
date in every particular. They will
put in new sitter and purifier and
other expensive improvements at
cost of about $500 and be prepared to
place as fine grade of -four on the
market as is made. They are now
making wheat chop for feed but will
not attempt to make any flour until
they are fully equipped. They ex-
pected to be ready to run about this
time but there has been great delay
in getting their machinery.
Mrs. W. z. Thurman came into our
Office, last Tuesday, and paid for the
TINES up into '02. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman settled on the farm where
they now live, few miles north of
Chanute, in Nov. "a. They have TAX
en- the TINES ever since it started, in
~. Mr.. Thurman is now eighty-one
and Mrs. Thurman seventy-four years
CID. They are both we'll preserved
for their age and the TIMES wishes
them both many years of life and
health for old friendships sake.
Marshal Prange, last Saturday even
ing, arrested young man named
John Lowe, of Burlington, Kans.,
charged with rape, Burlington's Of
ficers were notified and the CCffey
county sheriff came down Sunday and
took the young man back to Bnrling-
ton, where he will doubtless get a
long penitentiary sentence, if all re-
ports are true.
Following is list of those being eX-
amined for certificates to teach in the
city schools: Mabel Henry, Mamie
Walworth, Mary Johnson, Elsie Lid
die, Ethel Wherrltt, Nettie Dewey,
Eliza Meyer, Nellie Conkrlght, Katie
Blankenchip, Pear: Griffin, Winifred
Nation, Emma Turner, U. r. Court
ney, Byrd Spencer,
Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow of health, and pure complexion
make all women beautiful. HER
BINE impares strength and vitality
to the system, and the rosy hue OF
health to the cheeks. Price 80 cents,
Sold by G. p. Wilder.
Prof. John Canaan took up his lit
tie Ratchet the first Of the week and
hied away to the country, telling his
wife he was going to work on the
farm. Our opinion is he only took the
Ratchet along to cut fish poles.
John F. Roe has hung out his shin
gle and will engage in the practice of
law. John also has some cheap money
to loan. We presume 1T is part of
the savings he made while running
the Blade.
Wanted-Man with some business
ability. Salary $50 dollars per month
and expenses; experience unnecessary,
but give age and references. Address
Manager Wholesale Department, Bay
ard Building, Kansas City, Mo.
A very young folks picnic was held
on the fair grounds Wednesday. The
Youngsters report a fine time. They
ate their dinner early to get it out of
the way.
BY courtesy of Hon. D. W. Finney,
member of the State Board Of R. r..
Commissioners, our office now possess
es very elegant railroad map of the
state of Kansas.
If you have town property in Kan
sas to trade for fruit farm with good
range for cattle, in Benton Co, Ark,
enclose stamp and address Rev. j..
NJ. Jackson, Rogers, Ark.
Grandma Buckner, who has been
laid up the last two months with
broken bones, fell again Monday and
broke one of her arms.
If you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. J. W
Phillips.
u. w. I1culDBtI Has SCIulCu Ullc SCI
vices Of j. G. Hess, tirst-claSs carri-
age painter, and solicits your trade.
NOTICE-There will be no special
rates to the G. A. r. reunion at ST.
Paul and Cherryvale. Regular rates.
w. H. Geer, of Villas, visited the
TINES office Tuesday. Mr.. Geer looks
on the bright side of conditions.
FOR SALE-A lot of good second
hand buggies, carts, spring wagons
and wagons at Economy shops.
Misses Marie and Eliza Meyer spent
Monday with their friend, Miss Emma
Reinhart, of Big Creek.
Mrs. W. L. Morehart is sick. Threat.
ened with typhoid fever. She now
lives at Cherryale.
Joe Rosenthal will attend the Went
worth military school the coming
year.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER, dentist.
Office on same floor Farrellv's law Office
1 have the cheapest money to loan
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