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New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

y order OF Hon. Abner G Thomas Surrogate Of the
County Of York notice hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against Margara Jorrin late the
CITY Of Washington. d. c. deceased. present the
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber al rs
place OF transacting business the office of Pavey
Moore his attorneys. No 81 Nassau Sor
ough Manhattan. in the city of New York. be
fore the fourteenth CT March, .9O1 next.-Dated
New York e. 1900 CLIFFORD 5. WALTON
NncilIary Administrator PAVEY ( MOORE. Attorneys
for ~ Nassau Street Borough Manhat
tan New York. N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-4oEk. january %. 1901.
BEENES-Receipts lA9 cars or 40 head in
cluding for alive g7 city butchers
90 for the market making with cattle 81
on sale. Of which 80 Jersey City Six
ueih-st Sts-rs were in liberal supply and Slow TOP
grades selling steady strong. but medium weak
To shade lower:
Monday Bulls common TO
stock heavy bulls weak: thin selling
prices, but medium and good continued slow
Mondays prices. The yards cleared. Common 10
choice native steers sold az "a 50gS5 so 100 10; tail
ends 50: S3GSs 25; bulls 50 1884 25, in
cudng q disting fed bulls at S4 rs: a S24
So 1j S4 20. Dressed rather
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner

l. . Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF NeU yorx
notice is hereby having claims aganss
ceased present the with vouchers 70 the
s,hscrher place Of transactinS business No
Rroadway. Borough - Manhattan. in the CITY OF New
York or before the 2Sth day OF April next.-Dated
york the day Of October. 1900 TSSE-
/ DIKF,MAN Administrators Of Estate Of MaTfbsS
Dkensr Deceased Z. MELVILLE KNOWLES stto-
reV for Administrators No. 500 Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, Jan 2S-The offerings at the wool auction
sales today numbered 1880 bales The selection was
good bidding was slow the start but as the sales
progressed competition became brisk especially for the
best grades OF and good secured Prices how
ever aid not equal former and many lots were
vithdre an Crossbreda were active demand steady
Following the sales: NewSouh Wales. $500 hales
secured iItdSisd- Qleenslsnd
92o0 bales: s~oured sIsdT1s ga: greasy 5%1oisd Vic
toria 100 bales: secured 6d41s 1i4d greasy, 4+glod
south Australia LOO hses secured losqls I'd ETeasy
4IbG0isd West Australia io0O bales greasy, 81 fI9 d.
Tasmania 700 bales greasy "A sd NewZealand, 22oC
bales: secured. 5hda1s 4lsd; greasy. 3$Tsled Cape
Of Good Hone and Natal bales; secured. 9ddls Sd
greasy 5tq7kd Falkland Island. 1000 bales;
oRT
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Sltens death. -
ELoUR AND MEAL-opeTatlons IN the -four market
eley confined 10 small lots representing steady
So. seek important from rates s- K
@ese quoted - gsfSi 20. strsishts 50 sUq
O winter patents. 81 65es spring clears, S3dSs IS
10 40 winter s. 7Vls2 -: 30 81 sO..
49,: 70 gi2ce SIS GoQSl9 IS and arrive. buck
Co. nopr 50 1882 2o.-..--. RYE FLOCR-Steacy.
Far good. s. sgaS5 20 choice fancy 81 25
IS ~ ~; ~ coRHM EAL-ouiet quoted IN drea.
cucssssszso. Ssssz 70. - % brand BAG MEAL-steady
S-0s: Flae white and yellow. slSl Co Byqaic
sie - EED-Berely steady quoted Spring b-aa Fyot
t-stousls sacks 200 70. SI7GSl7 50. srrine
s,ssA ouk. SIG 25HSl6 80: bran SIG "a
y bran, sl7 500 SIS cOrnneal. se5 iinseed Olcake
f2s % Wv '' -' - 80 ''nes"
,,sESA4N--N HEAT-The wheat market yesterday WAS 2
Wet affair throughout. having only range Of
- out steadiness 90 unceFtone that resulted IN
eoss being AG%c higher than the previous night.
t oT Little foreign selling the start Operations
~ mostly fof lrcai account Sentiment did appear
est any Important tendency way the other
,os,,..s On neNa from the English markets which ad
~ to The Gay Immediately after the opening.
vs- .sen ;uy expected, the volume Of export
Al sl.s amounting 20 only loads here and ~
10 - pots: Tie general opinion on Change
nel uttle improvement could be expected
estha markets open and showed considerah
ofe1, 20 BY decline II 2Oa35 points in the Paris
al ss--ir hour quotation There loss 81 y mark
ehsrgsSN ena point al Budapest Antwerp closing
earv ~ western markets led the advancing tendencies
forei,. sae cay NeYRogk holding back
shicS seings until II reached point sc Chicago
S'ASfsnee was maintained with little variaton all
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

spot cotton closed dull with quotations unchanged
Las basis ot S%c tor rn.odling upland and lOAc for
mooling GElf sales 1850 bales spot markets
we're teegrsphea follows Hew-Orleans quiet and
easy unchanged 9'zc: Mobile dull l-l6c decline. az
30 ySee Savannah easy unchanged al lice Charles
changed, al exc; Norfolk dull unchanged at 9-l6c:
Bait more nominal unchanged. 97gc: Augusta steady.
IcAanEed ar 51Ecs Louis Cuet, unchanged 90
t-simaied receipts TO NeW-Oresns 1000
= eeo bales. against 9.a9i bales ago .G92
is year A. Houston 1000 70 800 bales. against 59s
last week and 7.435 year ago.
Receipts pOrs and Interior points to-day COM
pared same GA last week
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
coLLA. JoHN.-In pursuance Of an order of

COLA. JCHN.-In pursuance Of an order of
- Hon Abner - Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
YORK is hereby given
ci,ys against john Cola, late OF County OF New
-l, deceased present the vouchers rhsra
OF 10 subscriber at his place of ansactng business
y broadway Borough OF Manhattan IN &c.
- %sv- york on before the Path day of June nayt '
'rstsd New York, the 10Th day Of December 1890
CHRISTIAN COLA. AdmiDfsrrato-
sTPERT 2 WRIGHT Attorney for administrator s5
Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
6nrroaates' Notires.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God free and independent
10 George w. flaming. Frances Amelia Hunter Robert
FanniHg Emile Talbot. Mary Laie Bishop and Thomas
NJ FanninE the heirs and OF kin William Fan
ming DECEASED send greeting Whereas. Kate Fan
ninS ~ Ire CITY New York. lately applied 10
the surrogate's Court Of County Of New York,
have certain instrument in writing, relating both
real personal property duly proved as the last
viii and Testament OF William Tanning, late or the
County New York. deceased, Therefore and each
81 Won are cited appear before the Surrogate OF our
County OF New York his Office In County
%evy Work on the day OF February one thousa
r{ns hundred half past O'Clock IN the
forenoon - day. then and there pro
hate OF the said VIII and Testament. such OF
YOU as are cited under the twenty
Sne years are required appear by your guardian.
N YOU have one, IL YOU have none, to appear and
appIv for be appointed, in the OF your
neglect failure to do guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate represent and for you the
proceeding.
Sirrogate's Court OF the said County of York 10
be hereuntO affixed
Witness, Hon. Abner - Thomas a
Surrogate OF said County OF New
n, 81 York. at said County the 18th day
of December, IN OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred
J FAIRFAX McLAUGHIIN
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

middlrg slide; good ordinary ls-I6c; receipts.
6iS bales: gross 345I shipmens 3.e95 S-ecS. T6.1OS
NeW-OrlsanS. Jan 23.-Cotton quiet. middng csc:
low middlinS. Lice good ordinary. 7-16c; receipts,
3.7O2: sales. 5000: stock. 35s $50
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Exports To Havana. 1879 bales. Ber
muda. 2G6 Port OF Spain 20; Santiago 4I9 Glasgow
406l scattering 3@, total 6s2O bales total last week
/ 293 bales
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts or
cans of milk and cream. including bottled milk at the
different railroad distributing points n
city for the week ending January 10 have been as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM. DIVISION.

912 A. VI and ass P. VI. Daily. EXCEPT sunday 20
Pittsdeld: sundays only 9.2O A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light-
Ticket Offices l1S. PSI AIS and I216 Broadway Is
Union So. W. 275 Columbus Ave. 133 West 125sh ST,
I25th and 1SSth Stations New York; 33S and re
Fulton ST and 100 Broadway. e D. BROOKLYN
Telephone 900 SSth Street. York Central
Service. Baggage checked hotel ~
WestCOtt Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenzer Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled quiet but had an
underone the result repors
from Southern markets Rosn quiet and steady at
old prices We quote: - ' -
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-4O%64lc.
ROSIN-Comm1n good strained 2 ~. T
81 so: G. 81 81; II. 81 90: 81 %; x So NJ 60 TX:
s: IS: W G. 81 s.: W w So 10 '- 49, - 49, ~
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

coTToN-The tiHaidty Of the local Gotten trade was
to-day by absence OF
England. due TO the fact that the Liverpool cotton
and
very opening, repeatedly hasty
when occasion offered On the opening the feeling
steady with prices unchanged 70 points higher. The
stability OF short duration. however liquidation
soon in under reports that 600 bales January notices
beng freely circulated ana under port
than early estimates had led the
look Considerable weakness developed before
ce1t support enticed by the decline the
downward tendency of the market But toward midday
partial rally occurred coverings and buying
tor reaction based or the news that Southern spot
kets stiffening good export demand. Soon
midday prices shot level several
close OF yesterday mornentary shorts
70 that
notices hao been the morning had been readily
Even eagerly-taken up by Of strongest
houses n the trade The fear that the Liverpool market
mght higher in the also covering
sno general readjustnent Of opinions
estimates for to-norrows receipts NeW-Oreans and
houston incicated marked falling on receipts
ne moment There sharp bulge IN the last ha.f
hoGr OF urgent demand from leading local export
VIII Phusoepha and Boston connections At the close
s Sket was steady with prices 219 points higher.
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
STOCK ON HAND

ttosn 66S bbs
Q
Ii
Arm. unchanged. - ~
Sayans9h Jan 23-sPrits turpentine hrm at s7c: re-
ceipts 3l4 bbls sales 659 exports IL Rosin arm and
UNCHANGED receipts 1870 bbs sales oT6 e~norts S7o
Wilmington. Jan. 23Spirits turpentinenothng doing
unchanSeo iecepts AZ casks Rosn hrni 81 2OGSl IS;
receipts. S4S bbis Crude turpentne steady 81 and
- 80 receipts II Dds Tar Arm 81 80 receipts 572 bbls
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

70 spPfns ~Seat Ws5s
white 2TAc No white. 26iA9 A926+c: No rye. 5oc;
fair choice mailing barley 5OQ6Oc; No i haxseed,
81 IS; No Northwestern, 81 Is; prime Timothy seed
Si4@$i4 To- lard per 100 fh 81 22sGST s2a short ribs
Ooose) $76S7 dry salted shoulders boxe 50 5
CSC so: clear sides box, 81 2q$7 30: whiskey
to-day market active; creameres lSu1c
daries. I1iaQ1sc. Cheese duh, 1Oh9l1%c Esss quiet
fresh, 17lsc.
Cincinnati Jan. es,-FIour dull Wheat quiet; No ?
red. sOl=c. Corn firm; No mixed, 39959lac Oats
firm; No mixed, 27a2712c. Rye quiet; No = SIC
duIl S. Whiskey steady 81 q Sugar easy.
Duluth, Jan. 23-wheat: No hard cash. 745sc; TO
arrive 15Ac: May 7s13c; No Northern cash .27sc 10
62G6sc; No 9 spring 5S+4q6l@sc Corn. a6lac. Oats,
26925%e
Milwaukee, Jan 23-wheat quiet. No Northern. "a
Q74lsc; No Northern. 7O972c Rye steady; No l. Sic
Barley steady; No 2, 5sq59c; sample 4Oq56c
Minneapolis jan 23-wheat: Cash. T31sc May T49sg
74iac July. 75isG75Ac. July, T5is475Ac- On track
No hard 75lsc; No Northern. 7Slsc; No Northern.
69S9U@c.
uary 74sGI5c. Corn firm; No mixed. January 4S9
steady: fs<cy western creamery 28c; do prints 2sc
Eggs Arm fresh nearby 2oc; do Western. 2oc do South
full cream, fancy small 11a @12c; do choice 1Ola
glla Rehned sugars dull and qnchanged Reeeigs oo
bush; corn $4,000 bush; oats 1900 bush. Shipments
Wheat 5000 bush; 650o bush; oats $4,000 bush
81. Louis. Jan 2S.-wheat: No red. cash. 71A4972c
zoe. Corn-No . cash soc: January, S6e May, STAG
S7ssc July, 3sc OatsNo cash. 26A4c; January 25l4c
May. % sc; No white. Csc
Cash and January s7l9c May ssAe Oats steady. Cash
firm 1869 prime, S6 70: cash and January 81 so; March
oil unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Railroads.

DENNSYhVANlA
u RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREE
and DEsRROSsES and CORTLANDT STREETS.
The leaving time from Desbro.ses an
Cortinndt Streets il ave minutes later thai
that given below for Tsenty-third stree
.nuoa. except where otherwise noted
Cars n M VI FAST M6ILLHi'ed 70 two sgfrss PsEs
W. FAST f'ii?ss LSE to rsoSs and cleveland
o'lS ;7. A. ". PENNsYLvANI4 IIMTTED.-PuiIma
non Cars For Chicago ' csvsaSd. rolsdo J Gicia
RS 81 SHicG9 sS'Iisf aHb 81 ST llSs fonrs EXPRESS
India51s5o 1@to Nashville tva Ginctanat and LSnisVtsS
",;t i5s,ar,, - W. ST LoUIs EXPRESS, For PittsSurs
''I5 e. VI. WEsTEiN ExPRESs For Chicago. Fo
r MSp' PscF1 s1p5day R5PPE Car o- p,,,,s.,x
Bout Connects s JsL{ , via sssTandeSh Nae
''~Sl-. ~ or Plttsourg Cleveland, Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
no Oh - n SS0 10 - tpesbrosses and Cortandt Streets
1855 DINING car, carr ieSS Pning csr ana N So-,IsSS lsS5
and Dtn,nc VE EE@9 % - Congressional Lin" all Parlo
S63i, S1i % p n l2I night sunday. s25 s55. los
ngressonal Linn s amp Parr l59 S,, iP1ns Bjnn SsTs carr,
5Tsbr 'Oinns Carr AS Dining carr. 925 l2b
ss5fosss S AMI E3e7I55, Limited nj S l2tO
D & WTFRx = m R,T%AYFa9 II 10 nIsht d9S M.mps,
rr--HNII II COAST LINE -''Floriia Special" 10 D. m
Esrsses and Co -andt Streets. IN D M weekdays
r-tT1At tIeSS SsI. 500 and 9.25 D. m daily
F-ENNE AND OHIO RAILWAY.-S.55 a. m.
ss :, 20 MIR LINE-''FIorda and Metropolitan Lin
FOB IN - 80 m daily Express ~. 10 night daily.
vvesl, a. rs, 4 COMFORT and NORFOLK.-I55 a m
ATLANTIS cITv @nl > % ? m daily -,
Throngb v. - a m. and IS p. wsek-dsys
= Standard Coaches
E,7r r.t. - nA i---l2a5 m. weekdays
wsst on N@w York and Long Branch Railroad etror
IWenty tasrd Street Stston) S55 a m. IL
6e1bnd snd 100 D Sundays a. m ass .. (trcu
s15 and g rtlaudt Sreets) 900 1850. $40
anu '-AV p m SUNDAYS 9.45 s l5 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Sa5 ana Cortandt Streets. 62M 1.25 rs:
S Crtiandf Streets. 1020) Dining Carr 1O55 COinin
II 90 = m, II So 1888 Dining Carl. 21O (Dss
and Cortlandt Streets 2O. 255. 325. 355. AS
SDininP Car). 455 CDInnr Carr 555 Dining Carr
mo coscs SO = p u - night sundays SO Is
SGoacaesi S2S SIS as. SIS Oimited). 9.55 los
tIInIns 'Srl a. p 55 125 - Dining Carl I55 CDn
% C@gl 80 S55 4.25 Dining Carr ass Dining Carl
rt tLinlnS Carr 755. S25 55 925 D. m. I2 10 night
'Iiees Nos 461. 945. 1196 1884 III and 261 Broad
As r House; West Twenty-third Street Station
sHe stations foot Of Desbrossee Cortandt
rsnhsyIvana Annex Station. ProokIyn Station Jarss
oIty- me NV York Transfer Company will 70
TO destination ~ ~ 1 '0I9''-7S 'iAO1s
leiepsoGe e4 Eighteenth Street for Pernsyivania Rail
j. B. HUTCHINSON D vo0o
General Manager General pas.r 4..,s
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FUR PEfELADtLPHTA.
i.aso. 1880, tsoo. 'a:oo. .lO0O. sl1so a n. tl.oo
s19O. 1900 s3 t4.OO, sgAOO. f43O 500 200 H.
800. ft92s ?. .I2.15 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Is4SO. $500 1000 s113O a. m. t1O0. $50. q. 20
500. 200 D. m. s12 Is mdt.
Offices: Farry
434 945. 1900 1884 Broadway lis Ave T3T 8th
z5 Union So West. 125th St. 273 West leStr
St. 245 Columbus Ave, NewYork; Court ST.. S44 sso
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage des
nation.
from Liberty .DaiIy tDaily except sunday
only
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, OF Chambers ST.
follows and minutes earlier from W 2Sd
300 n. DaNy-SaId train sor Buffalo Arr. s D. N
Binghamton, Wayeriy Elmira AMI bradford Coaches.
parIor and cafe d.ntns 70 Buffalo.
2.sO D. m Daily -Chicago Limltel-Fast MaI--Solid
Chicago arriving go Arr. Cleveland 740
m Seepers u Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati. Dining
7.3O D. Dails Buffalo and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo TO5. Bradford 30 jamestown 100 Youngs-
town 1927 a. m Cleveland 1880 ?. SleepeTs But
falo and Cleveland. Cafe
0.15 Daiy-Sold train for Binghamton. Waiver
ly Elmirs. Chicago Sleepers Buffalo, Chicago Cincn
Dining
TTuCKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at III ll2. 26l, 4OI and 957
Broadway l57 East l25th ST. and 273 West i23th ST..
Chambers West I'D ferries. New-York S3S and
$50 Fulton ST. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn: l22 River ST..
Heboken and Jersey sCity station NewYork Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Coffee cables: Santos-Cofee market barely steady
goa average Santos 5ssoo receipts 27o00 bags stock
pg lower 2-SO . ikfl pfg net lower; sales.
1900 bags Hayre-Cofee market opened ta6z franc
lower; at . m. unchanged, . m March declined 4
others unchanged; al $50 advanced = franc;
total sales 90 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

tlo-coree market nrn. No Rio 6S600; exchange
l0o receipts 1900 bags; stock. .94 600 bags
1ha statistical position Brazilian coffee is es follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bunalo Jan 23-Flour quiet wheat-Spring. limits
saV1hSsd s onI n2thing done; No hard eaFlots s6Ac
Closing bids No red 77c; No l white 76c on track
Buffalo Corn hrner; No yellow 41ssc; do l2c
NO Z corn. 411Ec; No dc. Ale through billed Oats
arm: No ? white 3Ohe; No 8 do 23isc; mixed
-IsSc; No ) do 21hc through billed Barley unsettled
medium 10 arrive by rail sold SIC; 64lsc Rye
dull No : 56e; No on track, 56lac through billed
Chicago. Jan 23,-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
lEHiCH VALLEY.

Foot Of West sd Cortlandt and DesOrosses Streets
(PeRna- T. T. Ferriesl
-paiy EXcepr sunday sunday changes 225 PM. I2o
PM es5 An 80 AN to45AM y455P-A xS15 PM
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

SOUTH pLAlNEIELD a d BOUND BROOK locals Week
DAYS II W sd St 95 NJ, ~. .60aEdss5P n Nv. COrt-
SDd DeSO Sts 40 A NJ N. q arG 9oG p M
Tickets and pullman acOmmod lions lis 26 80 945
1854 Broadway, . Union square Vest. 2t Columbus y
Fulton Court B'dw'y
n Y Transfer Co Will baggage om hotel Sr
residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Receipts cf breadsrufs interior points II aS
cipher- omitted -four bols, gram pusi
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07

New Ads. this Week.
The Mammoth Racket.
C. P. Garvin & Co.
Davis s. Merritt.
First National Bank.
]. L. Sewell.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
Decoration Day.

The day was appropriately celc-
brated by the citizens Of Chanute and
surrounding country. The streets
were BEAUTIFULLY decorated, the bust
ness houses closed, and everybody
turned out to pay tribute to our hon
ored dead. The procession formed On
West Main street and, headed by the
band and Company D., X. N. g.,
marched to the cemetery, where the
graves Of the old soldiers were strewn
with flowers. In the afternoon the
people assembled in Williams opera
house and listened to a beautiful trib-
ute from the eloquent lii S of Rev.
Pulliam.
The band boys gave one of their ex
cellent concerts on the streets in the
evening, which was attended by a
very large and appreciative crowd.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07

Mrs. Corn OF Ga!es5urg, H., has
been visiting Grandma Keller.
Mrs, Cotton OF Yates Center, visit.
ed, this week, her brother, Leslie Is
ham.
Ovid Elliott, John Shepard, John
Mccullough and G. II. Dradcn are the
Chanute men drawn on the jury for
the July term of court,
Malek Cole is visiting his many
friends and relatives in and about
Chanute. MaIek seems TO grow
younger as the years roll by.
A. Meyer interviewed Il burglar
through his window one night recent
ly. The burglar did not remain long
after he caught the vision of Mr..
Meyers CHASTITY face.
Confirmation services were conduct
ed in the Catholic church, Tuesday
afternoon by the Bishop, assisted by
several priests. The church was beau
tifully decorated and large crowd at
tended. At night a festival was held
at the home OF Mr.. Tully, on Central
Avenue. A large and jolly crowd en-
joyod ice cream and cake and the good
music furnished by the band. The
proceeds OF the entertainment we're
S36. 40.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
Married.
SNYDER SHIRLEY.

At the home of the bride, in the Sd
ward, on last Wednesday evening,
Robert N. Shirley and Minta Snyder
were married. Rev. Pulum said the
words and Minta and Bob said yes.
A number Of the relatives and friends
were present. This happy event has
been expected for some time. Bob
always seemed willing and Minta
never seemed to have any objections,
yet they did not time their marriage
to suit the gossips.
They are a very worthy couple.
Bob Shirley has long been considered
one of the steadest and most reliable
young men in the city and Minita is
universal fovorite. The TINES was
not favored with any cake but all the
same it wishes them a happy, pros
porous life.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07

ORGAN FOR SALE.
A second hand Estey organ, as good
as new. Inquire at this Office.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
Went 'ern one Better.

We acknowledge, with many thanks,
the receipt of couple of boxes of
very luscious strawberries from the
patch of our old friend, Ben Smith.
Ben knows good thing when he
sees it and makes it all the better to
him by being divided with his neigh
bors
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07

You feel better at once after using
HERBINE, you enjoy your food more,
and you get more nourishment and
invigorating force out of what you
eat. Hence HERBINE makes you
strong, vigorous and cheerful. Price,
so cents. Sold By Geo. P. Wilder.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
ENGLISH SHIRE NO. 1904.

Will make the season of 1901 at
Chanute, Kans. This is an imported
English horse, the very best style and
form, dapple bay. Call and see him at
Reeves barn and examine pedigree.
CHANUTE SHIRE HORSE Co.,
1T G.. H. SwITZER, Sec.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
DIR. OTTO Won MULLER,

German physician, formerly Professor
of the University of Heidldeburg.
gives special attention TO all chronic
and female diseases. Office over Nc
Cleans store, lola. Kan. All cores
pondence will reach me at lola.
Will visit Chanute every Saturday
from $3.50 to $3.50 p. M, at the oriental
hotel.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-07
Excursions via Santa Re.

Special summer excursions to Colo
RADIO, June 18th to 30th and July 10Th
to August 1st one fare plus 81 90
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-02-02
Death IF Mrs Reed

Mrs. Hettie Reed, mother of Lionel
Reed, 5437 Armour avenue, who has
for several months been suffering with
cancer Of the breast, died Monday
Jan. p, and was buried from Quinn
Chapel Thursday, Jan. "a, at 10 a. m.
Rev. A. j. Cary officiating. Mrs. Reed
was fifty-one years old and had lived
in Chicago from girlhood and was con-
tralto singers. Many seated upon the
platform to do honor to her memory
were her associates in church circles,
societies and dear friends of her con-
cert days. The funeral arrangements;
were all kindly overseen by Mrs. Ida
M. Briggs and the John Brown Relief
Corps No. IA and it's president, Mrs
Mamie BrittOn, performed the burial
services OF that auxiliary. Mrs. Reed
had for forty-fve years been a Chris
tan and a member of Olivet Church
and had years later been an earnest
worker in Quinn Chapel. In the
Christian Endeavor, Sunday school
and choir she was always faithful.
Her demise causes many to mourn for
her. Miss Gertrude Jackson sang a
very appropriate solo. The floral trib-
utes' were as follows: Wreath from
son, anchor from the John Brown w.
r. c. No. IA, and a bouquet Of roses
from Quinn Chapel c. E. A letter of
coincidence was read from the Wom-
ans Civic League by Miss Corinne
Augustus. The body was inferred in
the family lot at Mt. Greenwood
Cemetery. Mrs. Agnes Moody, an old
friend of the deceased, could not find
words enough to express the useful
ness of her past life,