The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-05-29
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Meet your friends al Tutcher &
Alexander's. u
Coda Baird went ITO Cherryvale
Sunday for visit among frlen DIS.
The Floto show did not create any
great sensation In Chanute last Sat-
urday.
1t is now about time for the croak.
ers to say that the usual summer
drouth has set In.
The farmers of this vicinity are In
vesting their surplus in opera houses
and fine residences in Chanute.
You never heard of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being |
satisfied. For sale at Browns phar-
macy.
A wheel within a wheel is mighty |
good thing II you are within the
inner wheel, otherwise 1t Is all
wrong.
The good things of life usually come
to the fellow who hustles for them
and keeps on hustling till he gets
them.
Audry Otis, the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Otis, died at their
home in South Dakota since Mr.. Otis
moved up there from this city.
c. M. Thompson, down-to date
painter and paper hanger. Grainlng
and sign work q speciality. Leave or
dels at I'll e Brown Pharmacy.
There seems to be some danger that
Roosevelt will become so enamored of
the Pacific cost that he will want to
move the official residence out there.
The Wilson county Normal will be
held in Fredonia, commencing June
lst. The instructors will be d. M.
Bowen, w. e. Register and Fl. S. Nc
Faddan,
Muscogee Red was released from
Jail Saturday morning and told to
skip. But he skipped not. Sunday
night he was on another glorious
drunk and was again locked up.
Farming in Kansas may have its
dark sides but about the most indie
pendant man in Kansas today is the
poor down trodden farmer, especially
If he has few oil wells on his place,
The store and butcher shop run by
Messrs. Hunter & Frances, iu the
south part was burglarized last Sun
day night. The burglars seemed
mainly to want something to eat and
a little tobacco.
The Memorial exercises in Williams
opera house were well attended and
were imposing and appropriate. The
address was delivered by Elder Harris
Mrs. Roxie Holt and Mrs. John Penny
each sang solo.
Strikes are becoming quite the
fashion of the day. We wonder why
the wives don't form union and
strike for shorter hours. They are
about the most oyer worked set OF
people we know Of.
The Tribune says the barn of G. 81
Moore that was burned by lightning
last week was situated 81 miles south
4 east of Chanute. near the Urbana
school house. Better post up little
on local geography.
a Look out for cyclones and wine
4 storms! Have your property insured
in the Continental Fire Insurance
Co. of New York. j. w. Buchanan
4 agent. Also complete tax rolls IN my
\ Office every day in the year. Office II
3 Wells Fargo Express office.
1t looks a little strange to see mer
working on our streets with ball ant
chain attachments. Gambling anC
: bookkeeping don't seem to 90 with thu
present city government. Possibly
gentlemen of the polite profession will
a learn after a few such lessons that 4
4 don't pay In Chanute.
The new city government seems Il
4 have no kind of mercy for the boot
logger or the drunkard. Last SatuI
i day Joe Langley Of Humboldt ant
i Patrick O'Riley of Erie met in Cha
mute. They proceeded to hunt VI
some booze and imbibe freely. Lang
4 ly was arrested and locked up. Pa
Z might have kept out Of the clutche
y had he not been quite so anxious t
clear his friend Langley. AS 1t we
4 they we're each in for $50 and cost
5 and thirty days. A few such doses a
3 this and Bookkeeping and drunkenes
z on the streets will become unpopular
i Wonder what the members OF tn
school bUard think now since the ne'
= census has come out, about the nee,
of more school rooms and where the
think they should be erected. TIL
west side with population Of 2.9S
has u roomswhile the 4th ward wit
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