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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09

Mrs. Hayward of Colorado is
here visiting her brothers, E. f..
and At D. Reed.
Mrs. Stella Donham returned to
her home in Pittsburg Thursday.
Our ball team played Elsmore
Saturday at Elsmore. Score: to
in favor of Elsmore.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09

No danger OF consumption IL you
use Foley's Honey and Tar to cure
that stubborn cough.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09
NOTICE OF HEARING OF DRUG
GIST'S PERMIT

ali whom it NAV concern: ' erecting: Know ye'
that we, Boschert & Williams, the undersigned
pharmacists of Neosho County, State of Kan
sas, did on the 31st day Of August, 1902 file in
State of Kansas, petition duly signed by cit
izens of the 4th Ward in the City Of Chanute,
Neosho County, Kansas, where said business is
granted to us TO sell Intoxicating liquors for
medical, mechanical and scientific purposes
only, for the period of one year. The aver
to come on for hearing at the office of the Pro-
bate Judge at Erie, Kansas, on Tuesday, the 9th
day of October, 1919. at 10 o'clock a. m.
BosCHERT & WI LLIAMs,
Applicants.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09
DEvoURED BY WORMS.

Children often cry, not from pain
but from hunger. although fed
abundautly. The entire trouble arises
from hamilton, their food is OF as
simulated, but devoured by worms. A
few doses of Whites Cream Vermi :
fuge will cause them to cease crying
and begin to thrive at once, very much
to the surprise and JOY of the motheI,
25c at G. P. Wilder's.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09
ROllin.

Any one desiring to go to Sunday
School would do well to come to
Rollin as there is German Sunday
School at North Valley every Sun
day morning and American school
at Rollln every Sunday af ternoon
and also church at night.
Quite large number attended
The Dewey party last Wednesday
night and at late hour departed
for their homes, reporting ajolly
good time and wishing they could
recall il again.
Threshing is done in this locality.
There has been a new school
house erected in Rollin and viii
erect more buildings in the neal
future.
Several of the young folks of thi:
locality attended the show at Cha
unite Saturday.
Miss Hattie Dewey left Sunday
for FairView where she will teach
this winter.
Mr.. Frank Schaal and sister, Mr..
VIM. Kruger and sisters and also
Philip Rettig took dinner with the
Meyer young'folks Sunday.
OMrs. Aug Meyers, ST., left fol
Pittsburg last Thursday where she
will visit with Rev. Meyers and
family for some time.
Mr.. Edward Braschler called al
the Rollin doctors home last Sun
day morning. We do not know fol
certain what mis- aim was, but sup
posh he went there for medical
treatment.
Henry Kruger has built an ad-
ditiop to his house.
School is progressing nicely un'
der the management of Mr.. Nc
Guffey of Big Creek.
Ed Braschler is the proud possess
or of a new buggy.
Mrs. Henry Bangert and daugh-
ter Lena are visiting at Wichita.
We suppose the boys of this
neighborhood will all be getting
new suits in the near future as Mr..
Andrew Meyer has a new suit and
had two new girls Sunday.
Rollin has more beef peddlers
than red dogs here of late.
We are kept busy wondering
what is the matter with Henry here
of late as he seems to be very
downhearted. His case seems tc
be serious and so we wonld advise
him to call on. some doctor before
his case gets chronic.
VIM, Burghart bought some fine
Hereford cattle of Geo. Chapple
last week.
A gentleman by the name of Oil.
yer is working for the Rollin mer-
chant, Mr.. Jones, at present.
Roads were muddy Sunday but
the boys took their best out riding
just the same.
Quite large number of married
womex and girls took dinner and
spent the afternoon at Mrs. Mary
Burghart's Wednesday.
Little Henry Burghart took din
ner with the school marin, Miss
Hattie Dewey, Sunday.
Several of the boys talked of go.
ing hunting Sunday and it looked
as tho they found some ''dears."
Lost-A ten cent plug of Pepper.
heysic tobacco in the Rollin park.
ANY one finding same is welcome
to it.
No danger OF consumption IL you
use Foley's Honey and Tar to cure
that stubborn cough.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09
Lyman.
rain and MD


Little Virga Adams is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Thos. Dack visited at Mrs.
Hargraves last Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Ross went to Par
sons Saturday.
MIR. Harlie Dack and Miss Louise
Rosberry of Cherryvale spent Sun :
day at Thos. Dacks.,
Mrs. Zock McClaren of Shiloh
was calling on Mrs. Hargraves
Monday.
Ike Eisenbrandt of Morehead
was in this vicinity yesterday trying
to get telephone line from More
head to Thayer.
Grant Glentzer and family visited
at Mr.. V, E. Adams last Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
school house next Sunday at 3
o'clock by Rev. we've of Humboldt.
r. B. Adams shipped car of
cattle to Kans as City Monday even
ing.
Flora and Robert Koss spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Roy Adams came home from
Chanute Thursday. He will stay
at home this winter. Roy says
there is no place like home.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09
Harmony.

makes MS tnlTu term at lndt pldCcs
Will House, who has been work
ing and eating water melon in
Harmony district, has gone to the
bottom to work.
Lon Bril- ely is painting his house.
Several of the editors of educa-
tional papers, say for tn e teachers
IN several districts to have spelling
schools quite often this winter.
E. l.. Yount and wife of Neosho
Valley, visited home folks last
We dnesday.
Willie Stewart cut some Todd er
for Chas Bloomheart and is now
blowing.
Lon Briley our road boss has his
work done on the roads. The roads
need as.much againwork but no tax.
Lawrence Russell had sale
Thursday. Lawrence is now an
coil magnate" and can take the
world easy without any more work.
Anna Hogan made trip up to
Humboldt Sunday.
Theo. Hogan and wife dined and
ate watermelon with M. M. Booze
and family.
Several young folks called at Mr..
Hogans Sunday and had an enjoy
able time.
The Nesoho Valley school board
recovered the school house, put in
new door and scrubbed the floor,
got new dlppers, bucket and two
towels, they had everything in fine
condition for the teacher.
What is the matter of having a
rousing good literary at Harmony
this winter. 1t is education if con-
Quoted right, there is plenty of
home talent and large school, so
one could be conducted without in
ferlng with the school. By having
it on Friday nights the pupils will
be over it before Monday. More
than that there will be a, separation
of some families here in the spring
and it may be the last chance tn ey
will have of mingling together.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Krouse, nice girl baby, last Sun
day, mother and baby doing we'll
and Jim Is almost string
battered by stepping so high. But
if his wife can manage to keep him
out of the house into the fields at
work he will fully recover by and
by.
Hallet Cloud made a trip to
Humboldt Monday.
Carey Cloud and family and L,
J. Booze Sundayed at Dan CornelPs.
Dan Cornell and c. A. B. Jack
son cut large bee tree. The bees
were of the large black kind, and
the men got stung pretty badly, es-
pecially c. A. B. He ran like
lassoed bronco, layed down and
rolled over like balky mule, but
the bees kept on peppering him.
They left the tree and honey for the
bees and gave it up for singing
job.
Some farmers are thinking of rails
ing a collection and putting up
hitching racks for tying to in Cha
mute. Some have gone to Hum
boldt to trade and more may follow.
Why wouldn't it be a scheme to tie
to a pile of sand or chunk of mud
or string of the bountiful gas.
The way it is some tie at Shaw,
carlton and Leanna and they wal k
in, do their trading but this is get
ting tiresome these short days es-
pecially when you want to see a
parade or "eop" take one in.
F. NJ. Yount hauled lumber Mon
day to fix up his building.
Why is it beef sell so high in
Chanute. When cattle were light, the
butchers claimed they had to sell
beef high 20 come out. Now cat
tie, are at very low figure, and beef
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09

The old Ed Thurstine pla ce now
owned by Mr.. GalligeI was sold on
an option of $32ooo. The pur-
chasers thinking it good oil field
bought the place and will begin
drilling as soon Heterogeneous can
be made to get to work.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09

Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds
and prevents pneumonia.
Take no substitutes.
Neodesha has begun condemnation
proceedings against the land owners
who have enjoin ed the construction
of the dam designed to furnish water
for the refinery.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09

COMFORT COUNTS in travelling Get the
best-use 1.-The Katy Flyer" to St Louis Fast
Incidentally.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-10-09

Subscribe for The TINES.
! want to buy your farm ormake
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hall block
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20

probate judge and the sberiff's Office with
no vault or even cases: all surrounded by
uninsurable properly and in great peril
from fire. The report in regard to other
offices was substantially the same, and
they further report:
In view of the present unsafe and
insecure condition OF the books and re-
cords Of Woods county, Oklahoma. we do
hereby recommend to the county COM
missioners that they enter into A bargain
or contract on behalf of the citizens of
Woods county, with the citizens of Alva,
any company or corporation or individual
for the erection Of suitable, adequate and
secure buildings for county offices. county
records, court purposes and Jail facilities
Said building to be erected under the
plans and specifications furnished by the
county commissioners OF Woods county.
and that said county commissioners be
directed or authorized TO enter into a
contract with any parties erecting such
building, at a rental not to exceed s., 600
per annum. and said contract to be in
force and continue, as aforesaid, for a
period of not more than twelve consecu
live years. at the expiration of said time
the said building so erected as afore-
said to become the property of Woods
county without further cost
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
SCHOOL WORK
vii BE SHOWN 2
Official Photographer Has
Submitted His Work.
MAKES A FINE SHOWING
teachers Next Week May
View the Display.

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. is.-Superintendent
Ed. vsught OF the Oklahoma City schools
was in the city yesterday in attendance
at the Territorial Board OF education
In speaking OF the preparation of the
Oklahoma City schools FOR an exhibit az
the ST. Louis worlds fair. he said the
work was progressing most satisfactor-
ily
The Official photographer OF the COM
mission. J. B. Kent OF Chandler. has
just submitted his work ~ us" said tho
superintendent, "and we certainly have
occasion 10 feel proud OF 81 / can hardly
see how any city Of the size OF Okla
hon,a City in the United States can
hope to make better showing In the
educational department OF the fair than
we are already prepared TO make"
Superintendent vaught il Interested noe
only I'm the preparation or the educasicnsi
exhibit from his own town. but Is also
taking active interest IN the exhibit be-
ing prepared by The city schools through
ont the territory. and IL secretary OF the
committee appointed by the Ter-storiss
Board OF education 20 look after this
work Tho work for the exposition thar
Is completed by that time will he shown
at the Territorial Teachers association
at Oklahoma City on the 2s. - and 30 Of
this month
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20

of the year. the old shack viii be a thing
OF the past. County Treasurer Buckles
is now busy moving his books and paper
to his new Office in the southwest cor
ner of the second floor of the new build
ing. 1t will take only day or two for
the treasurer 10 ecome settled, and the
taxpayers who desire to pay their taxes
will find him ready to receive the mone-.
The register of deeds will occupy the
first room on the right on the east side
of The building, while the county clerk
will occupy the room on the south side
of the hall The probate judge and the
county attorney will be located on the
second floor in the northwest corner of
the building. The superintendent of pub
lie instruction and the sheriff's Office will
be on the ground floor, while the district
court will occupy the entire second floor.
The chairs and benches of the district
court have been moved TO the new quar-
ters and the clerks books and records will
be moved in short time. together with
the private library and fixtures Of Judge
Irwin
The new court house is large and
roomy with the exception of the room
set apart for the probate court, which is
only 20x25 feet. containing a bench and
about twenty-five seats.
BY the first of the year the entire
county Offices will have been moved
and some are talking of having a house
warming to celebrate the event.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
OIL LEAsER IN DEMAND.
IL Is Said Favoriteism Has Been
Shown the Standard PeopIe.

Guthrie, o. r, Dec. ia Red Fork
dispatch says it is understood there that
Special Insyector BARLEY, acting with au-
thority of the Indian agent at Muskogee.
viii approve the application for an oil
lease of the InGianola Oil and Gas Com
pany. OF Oklahoma City, on forty acre
tract of land here. This is an independ-
ent oil company. who have heretofore
been crowded to the verge of abandoning
the field in favor of the Standard people
and the citizens are congratulating
themselves on getting favorable action
from the department.
In the approval Of leases it has been
the policy of the Indian agent to take up
the applications fn retatioa- This order
1t is asserted. has bsen disregarded in an
instance or two. The statement is made
that favoritism has been shown toward
the Standard Oil people Inasmuch as the
standard people have done nothing much
toward developing their holdings here and
the independent operators could not get
their leases approved. the impression has
long prevailed that there was something
wrong Tie favorable action Of the de-
partment in the present instance viii go
far in healing eny i'll feelings heretofore
existing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
CLOSED irs SESSION
comanche County Farmers Hold An
Institute.

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. Is,-After a most
successful session OF two days the Com
anche county farmers institute closed
its annual meeting yesterday Conan
che Is one OF the newer counties and has
a large number OF both northern and
southern farmers. These were well repre-
sented and their differing opinions On
Agricultural tojics were mutually help
ful
Wider interests in the agricultural ex-
perinenting station. the Worlds Fair
commission and the beard OF agriculture
were represented
In connection with the institute corn
carnival was held. special OF which
was a collection OF q varieties OF corn.
grown on the sod by Ike Summers from
near Sterling The corn was well rnstured
and free from admix;ure and VIII be
used as a special exhibit at the Worlds
Fair
The following officers were elected: A.
w. Crawford president: Wallace III
Hornadny. secretary. II. +. Trospsr.
treasurer a vice president was elected
for each county and Col a =. Rssvee
chosen as delegate TO the annual meeting
Of the board OF agriculture
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
GRIMES HAS RETURNED.
Believes Chances for Admission This
Session are Good.

Kansas City, Dec. 1s.-William Grimes
Of Kingfisher, secretary of Oklahoma ter
ritory, is at the Midland hotel Mr.. Grimes
is also Republican national committee
man from Oklahoma and has been in
Washington attending the meeting Of the
Republican national committee He stop
ped over In Kansas City on his way home
from the east. He viii leave for Oklaho-
ma tonight. says the Star.
Mr. Grimes is very hopeTul that Okla
homa may be given statehood by con-
gress during the present session.
II believe Delegate McGuires bin pro-
viding for the immeditee admission of
Oklahoma as state win go before the
committee on states and territoriss next
month" said Mr.. Grimes. If il does
we can expect action on it by congress
in the near future ] believe that the
chance for Oklahoma to be admitted to
the union during the present session of
congress is very good
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
TAKE LEvEN ROOMS.
New Headquarters for the Army Di-
vision Have Been Selected.

Oklahoma City, o. T., Dec. 19.-The
members Of the Manufacturers associa-
tion gave a smoker last evening to the
members of the Chamber of Commerce
at the Iatter's headquarters which was
well attended and proved to be very
enjoyable occasion. The object 1ef the
affair was to cultivate a closer relation
ship among the members of both or
ganizations ana become better acquaint-
ed. 80
A feature Of the occasion was a SUBJ
stantial lunch. consisting OF weinerwurst
and ham sandwiches, beer and cake, fol-
lowed by cigars The viands disposed of
were ali the products of local manufac-
turers who donated them
After the lunch, President A. 8. Con-
neIlee, of the Manufacturers association.
raped for order and stated that Sec
retary Rose of the Chamber of Com
merce would read a telegram which he
had no doubt all would be glad to hear
Mr. Rose read the telegram which was
to the effect that eleven rooms in the
new Baltimore building were wanted at
once for the new headquarters OF the
army division recently located here. He
took occasion tc congratulate the city
on securing the army division and head
quarters and predicted vast benefits from
the same.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
CANADIAN HAS
CANDIDATES
Next Territorial Democratic
Convention Draws Near.
NfIGHBORLY TREATMENT
Good Words Spoken of EI
Reno's Leading Democrats

Ell Reno, 0. T., Dec. BIN view of the
fact that the next territorial Democratic
convention is drawing near the narty
leaders of Canadian county are casting
about for available timper to represent
this county before the next convention.
inere are several men in Canadian coun-
ty who, it is believed would make a
creditable showing before the convention
and If nominated would put up a lively
campaign. says the American The most
prominent of these are Senator George
Bellamy Major E. J. Simpson and Judge
j. G. Lowe. Senator Bellamy is recog-
nized as one of the foremost Democrats
of Oklahoma, having twice represented
this county in the upper house of the
legislature, and in 1900 being selected
president of the council He is thorough
ly acquainted with territorial affairs
having been a resident of Oklahoma
since its settlement. He is now engaged
in the banking business in this city Last
fall Mr.. Bellamy refused the solicitation
OF his friends to again become candi-
date for the council, declining on account
Of his business affairs. If the senator
should decide to enter the race he will
go in to win and his opponents Will find
him a formidable foe.
Major E. J. Simpson is another who is
mentioned strongly as a men who could
secure the undivided support of Canadian
county Democracy should he signify his
desire to be endorsed for the nomination.
The major is one of the most active men
In the county, having been identified with
its -.istory since the first day of the open
inc !,
prietor of the Evening Bell in this city.
and to his labors the success of the party
in this county are largely credited. 1t is
generally believed the major would be
adverse to accepting the endorsement of
his party for the place, and should he be
nominated the boys" would know they
had an opponent for the place.
Judge j. G.. Lowe is another Democrat,
who is being mentioned as a man who
would find no dilsculty in securing the
endorsement of his county for the nom-
ination. The judge is recognized as a
campaigner whose methods are clean. and
who never lets up when once started.
During his residence in Oklahoma he has
forced his way to the front, and is rec
ognized as one of the foremost Demo-
Gratis of southern Oklahoma.
The friends of Colonel r. B. Forrest
are not favorable at this time to his
candidacy for delegate, but rather favor
him as a candidate for county attorney,
believing he is the strongest man for that
place The friends of Sam G. Hum
phreys are generally of the opinion he
will become a candidate for the nomina-
ton to the council from this district next
fall. as will also Representative Bert
Maxwell.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
OUTLOOK Is FLATTERING.
Fine Baseball League Is Among the
Probabilities Next Season.

Oklahoma City, O. r., Dec. 1s.-Messrs
Rogers and Flaherty, Of the Oklahoma
City baseball club, who are promoting
the Southwestern Baseball league for the
coming season, are getting In applications
from many towns desirous of being repre-
sented in the new league. They are re-
Gently in receipt of a communication
from the Guthrie commercial club bid
ding for a representation of the capital
city in the league, says the Oklahoman.
Newton. Kan, is also "a late applicant
and sends assurances that a club there
will be we'll backed and receive liberal
patronage, incidentally asserting that the
club will secure a team that will be d
credit to the league.
Shawnee is already negotiating for play
ers and will be one of the best bail
towns in the league. as the electric rail-
way to run from that place to Tecum-
sch. will greatly enlarge the patronage
of games played in Shawnee.
The outlook for the success of the new
league is certainly f1attering and patrons
of the great game may look forward
to first class baseball next summer
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
ASSUMED THE BLAME.
eonaparte Goes to Kansas City After
His Muskoeee Visit.

Guthrie, Q. t, Dec. ia Muskogee
dispatch says Clinton Rogers Woodruff
left last evening for st. Louis, from where
he will go to Philadelphia. his home.
Charles j. Bonaparte, his chief, left last
night for Kansas iCty. where he will de-
liver an address tonight. Before leaving
Bonaparte gave out an interview in which
he assumed the blame for the delay in
starting the investigation, as well as for
the manner in which the taking of testi-
mony has been held. 1t was expected
number OF the residents OF Sulphur
Springs would be present to file COM
plants upon the manner in WHICH the
townsite had been allotted, but they
failed to appear and notice was given that
due consideration would be given to COM
plaints submitted in the form of a1sdayits.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-12-20
FOUR HORSE THIEVES.
Sheriff Returns With His Men and
Six Horses.

Shawnee. o. T.. Dec 19.-"Sheriff Grace
Deputies John Hatfield and A. j. McFar-
land. and Constable Jim Martin, went
west last Thursday afternoon. The sheriff
and his officers had received word from
Roger Mills county that band of four
horse thieves with six horses In their
possession. were headed this way, and
later information was given that the men
were in camp near Dale
Late Thursday evening the sheriff ana
his men returned with the four men and
six horses, lodging the prisoners IN tah
and sending the animals TO stables where
they will be cared for until the Roger
Mills officials come after them
The thieves gave up when they saw the
Pottawatomie officials right in their camp
and made no attempt to fight They
have little to say and the officials mere
don't care much about their rcticense as
the Roger Mills officials have the evil
dapce