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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08
.
coNvEN rioN ECHOES.
Personal and Local Items Regard-
ing Chlekasha Clipped From
Cur Exchanges.


When sbose rndfan Ta,riforv
de,sgs,as on her at ebe I'M
n,hnz bin 1hev mad. il look mr. a
cancelled oast.ea atamn viii a
mole Observation-Disclosures IN
ne 1niekheha pann sefenaneu
Ahe Okiahoman iHse nlgns. tnls
,phs'eai organization 10 cfeoi' 70
Snloka' ~ ana one oi 'he very
boman
a ~ oFean'1fr' msnaReI'
nusiisr anu mah VINO ,noes
sr'nks, ouk own HON. ooo't
> ZONES Just about taxes the
rig IN me ousn. a very iarge
q co "i me ot1oie lor tne success
u me sxca'slpn 'S uue 10 SCOT,
'or nf nu7''su 'tom ea1'y morn ~
"e"ey eve "tnou' crasihg ne
never "oes an y'n'ne ~ na'ses'
As Chiekashs's special train
went through Il Reno, a small boy
just old enough 10 be NEARER
than Two deyils-se zrd the ban-
ner on The side Of The first car aud
tore u off rhe rapid movement OF
me train and the wind dhad laosened
M M. s~sa a,,ac,.a.i.'ns M I'M ~ ~, ' +. NJ n
wo.L II ii. noa,n,,,se M ~
ra,.,,.,,...., M 49, ~, s'a,s
M n .,,..,.r ~ , u.;antss
~, s.,,,,s .a.. mo, "a nm
~
Tue CbiesashA delegation headed
Dy MHJHf Grantee, OF the Chscka-
sha Express presented the editor
o. tne 0E'nhpman shortly atter
helr arr val IA me cl'y yesterday
with hne siik handkerchief orar-
'"g the Inscription, Il, QUO dele
gates from eh'cAasns 'or znRie
statehood, January q, 1913. wipe
'he double statehood nust from
,unr eyes Az 'he Chickasha
VISITORS wore hana1erehiefs with
fhis inscription A. - needless 70
say innt me present Is deeply p
pr~c'aeea, aud y 'he Ok'ahom n
ever uAs cause 20 wipe Tue ununie
statehood ons' from it3 eyes. the
/ eauisition - Okiahoman.
Z pe Ihsesa7na uTIeRa,'on' iour
otn", n'f's.u ." . spte'a' 'rAin
aooue ! l Q CLOCK Ses'elaas morn
ing Every inrniDff o. tnr neleea-
ton WAS en- nN7ae'ie ios s'ne'e
s'a'rnoou @nn a. 'nry matcheu
from tne Nhoc'AM "sP"1 uo"n
Town. anea q 'ne'r oanu' 'ney
mhHe uFcidtu lulpieAStOu. AuF
"e'fea''on eon'ai.e" many iauy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

The Cbickasha building ana
Loan association viii have no
meeting this month for the pur.
pnsr OF loaning money. IS most Of
the hoard were in Otlahoma CRY
on the night OF the regular meet
ing, and 8 meeting cannot be called
for the transaction Of such hRsi-
ness. At the next meeting. which
Ill be the first Tuesday night in
f. broary, tue full collection for
two months VII be loaned. Re.
member the date.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

s. N. Curry, Burlington CON
durior who las been running a
train our Of Charlton, lows for
several years past, has been 10 the
city the past few days, visiting bis
brotheI-ln.law. Wm. A Green IN
the Frifco addition Mr.. Curry Is
much impressed with the spirit Of
ensrgy and progressiveness which
charactrfizes The whole south west
aud Particular Y Cbickasha, and
likes it so well that be is thinking
seriously of returning next fall to
make il his home. He secured
several copies of the Express 10
send to home folks, "back in the
states
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

J. w. Payton, of Shreveport. is
among The late arrivals At the Roy
a. hotel. Mr. Payton Is brother
Of Dick Payton OF the Mississippi
store, and has many friends here
who are glad to greet him.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
O51Io

IA 1RlieGld0 e1 S&1xna rrEnuH. <
- H1ar muT ETEnRdG- la respectable y
ExruuzE BHfiurR uunR ADoIinErlR Ortiz
p FrEnEc.
EEEn ssfiurR fus rnKdre czrifosR De
&nw1Us hlJ0s, su1rR los cuElHs firur6 al
usrrnno noct0r dun Anga Frnnno one
- virrlma sn CED0 ROj0 dH INA rn1np
wlmInMA
EALErs 1TlTnHr0SO y HSEaEInB RcurnuE-
&aEuIEntO vHrIhcoss sl suriar-o dRI carsS-
#Er. BIsnuO nHspsdiaD el dunln. an F1re-
IS = ss-Eitias trEsas p1r ell seFnr dnn
MnnllD 8Uil.
herIna lE +GnlliA ca IA finadE turlu
nHaSlEEA01lc -lE uuaEErD paEMme pur TIL
ERssElDiR p6rcldE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17

La I9EN0UR ACIA. Ql6 c0LDDhbh<
sin conEjr reraci0nes de n1ng1n ge
naro r9do lo gne pue1a a16eTzr a
huan m1mbre = a lOs 1Ilbt7lfass+ss -lH-
rails. com banjo l9s gasl9s 1n4tacfsstf
--ios 6a IA Commission 5HrD0sa cua1-
~ IA FTD95ci6n Dc tIlRdBI4ia-
oaruue aoueIIo fa6 Una 1arsa, co
no - egmur8b6 dRspuHs- Aaca
sqna rH.Iiasa La p7na g EJT8aanL0 IN
Ruua7Ia EKD8sici6n. In cEDblO
s77-rl6 uzra uus Il 5ssa06er rapubllca-
no rsaI Iizaaa IN Tla.l5 de pr0paga1-
"a polItlea Dor Ia Isla-
TambiHn sKurasaD0E 1uHSTT0
7asAcusr7o pgr l0s tra1RJ0s heeh0s
rsrsndo ~ C,arramHn 1e Buffalo,
All eurnB a nom bramlHnI0 1B Las
rarsgnas dasiCnadas para r8prasen-
ta-Dos- Dor eonsid6rarlas Tncapa-
eas Dara aguel cargo. 4 a rd1cu-
lo gnH ali hic1n0s. VINO 1arl0s
Il rRz1n.
- levaut6 IN Buffalo unR -
paele De Gb1hl0 - los pr0dQct0s
41ar8n aseaslsimOs 7 mAl DrasanEa-
q 0s- = III siauiHra los c0InIElgnad0E
r4.1i aErHran una MamUr1a-
P0r ARB ulIEuRE causRE COIN DH-
17rn0z 10 cue 20 InbauLR hRcar 8n
"a FxD0sici6n de san Luis, p8rqne
sarura1nHnta ~ -ap61ra 10 OcuTr7-
do an Las Entar10r8s.
P0r De pr0ufO 81 hHn 8sc0gI
&c uara la C0miEidn pars0nRs- one
c8rn0 va hHm0s dichO 0r-a T7Z, no
nos pareean Las mas apr1poEItO pa
e alcHnZa- III buHl 6XIt8.
- van d EaHtar Inu11lmBn1e
.29. 600 dollars: ca1LdRd que CON
EidHrHD0E I1Eu1EHut8 para hRcar
una installation dignR del pals;
.DHro uuR dada L. terri bic sIB1Rcl0n
se8nGuica D8T1uR a1rRV1a P1Br-
g alc0. - uua sR1Erla sanHlbl
u Puerto Eaic0 no p1a1e pre-
EuUuasrHr tres b CuHT-0ElBn1DE mi
Das8s. como IA DrasUpnastadO II
1pinRs para ase CHrtamHn. no de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
Sobre la Exposition


+ D1a c8nCuT-TT- dE7n0ST-zuCD aEI g
! g0mHrn0 uue q una Inaurra $50
/ de In GEr0sparidad2 de ane disfrIa-
1am8s. cuaad0 Il pals 90 Te IN q
Inp0si bili1ad de c8ncarr1r d asa
Exposition
Par0 f1rar 90, 600 pesos para
prHsau1Ernas ali No eum0 un p8r-
dl8sSr0 E1nO c0DO IN pa1E af-asH %
: lgn0ran1e. PARA ESQ 10 debHln0s
c9ncu--Ir
FBr0 n g0blarnO Il In1aresa.
T De ain che 80 haIlaD NOM
brad0 sn los pneblos c8mia0nas
81 sn may8rIa Dc fsdHralss, asc0-
g110E aurre los mas ban5V0l9E. y
Cuy0s n0nbraE han Hi70 saeados dB
EBfas h8ctas p0r al 6obiHrnD B Il
C0nIEi0n Para asBD 81 que So
cuHnta slHupr5 con los IEsd8ra.1taS-
P0rgu6 g clar0- c0uvlanR cue UnHs-
1r9s e1I-aiEi1nar8s. gne s9n q
mHy0r1R De los agrlEu1toras. indus
friRlHs Y c0mHrciau1es del paIE.
hguran an esRs C0mlsi8nHs para
cue auImen 4 los dHInas q tDmar
paTt6 On Ia EKp0sicidn-
Con este c0naiguR Il GObiHrn0
dos e0sRs: que uuesTrDs pr9dne1O-
res cDneuran malHmHuta al Ger
tamHn. Y cue los fedHrales c0mDar-
tan 1amhiHn q fracas0 cue asDara
q Ia C0miEl6n-
III DalE. T0lTaIn0E d r7D811rl0-
no asta an condiciunes de cuncu
ur q asa claEe de Car1aTnan8s,
D0runB Il c0n1r1buyBn1H cue as a
ur0due1Dr. aS1a slanae vlcEmR de
unR exploitation.
P9r ESQ ac8nsa JaLn8s q 1uH+
Tr0s c8r-8I1g70nar10s 81 RbsI4ngaD
de c0nGurr1r q as8 Ciar1aInan. m q
QuR vam0E q haear ante d mun6D
III DaDal blan r1dlEul0-
Y I'D duaHmDE qnB q pals vera
clarO y no 81 pTes1ara q ser Insfg'7-
mauBO Inc0nselanfR de IN 6ObiHg-
no cue nos 0ET1me y nos dash0nra..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17

he quR Sc connzrzn los dBtEIles dHl fan6-
men0.
SEEUKDAD DE GUERRA
Los AIbGnasas, zyudR6ioE p0r l0s
balgEros, Sc pr0ponRn IuTRIfIr la SuDii-
mR PuHrtR cnn I'D formidable HlBrclEa.
Ia EITu0cl6n c mEs pRAlg-osE uTEa uuncs
puHs Austria Italia y ii ImpHrO rus0,
hKn rRfDrzR1O ID uf1mHro DE Sis buuues
de c0mDzte 81 LIS aguGE FurcRs-
Ia 0FEKsTvA
DE Sofia InfDrrnEr uua Bulgaria
haze grEndHE EIrREEus mlli1ErHE pxrE IL
gnBr-R DE Turuu1a- FL goBiarnD Dillga-
ID solU espsra que IuTuU1s tome il 0feI-
silva 7 sc disp1ngE z1aczr 81 IerrTEur1o.
EaK LAS BAHAMAS
Ea rruDD rta las IRlak Bahamas fue
ramnlHn Ez01aEiD pDr 81 clcl6n one EIs116
& Fl0rInR- Ina ne aquHllRE Islas fuE
muy cDmhE1l1x mr. al fHn6manD Pare-
clHrm Il psrB0nRk T mncn2k Hmnzrcacio-
naE sUE-Hrun grzndHE ETBrIaE-
No Is UEET0
No eE eisrro uue aI Sultan dH Tur
uuiE se HncuHu1re grEvRmeutH anfBrno-
E Sultan es5UT0 hgerxnHntR IndIEpuss-
ID, pHrD II ESTE sn buHn ag1adD DE Ealnd.
CONTRA CHAMBERLAIN
La uru1aHta c0ntrE Chamberlain In
5DnRuD III cErRCEHr pa1lEr0s0 Ed 81 RRTnD
TmnD- Fl MIulEtro de LIS CnlDuizs
bri1Enlczk nR presenrR1D 81 rHnuneiR 81
1e 81 Rey EduErri0- Algun0E gruD0s 0f1E-
1InRnOE quR 2pa1reEr0n - F1TIanaR dHa
MiulErr0 1uHrun rernEza10E DBr Ea p0Ii-
Gin rR6urldOE & prlEl6n algun0s Inai-
vidn0k.
CHA
La pzrriuR -BT0iuEl0nxrzz uuB Sc Ie-
vEnt6 Hn Santiago de Cuba hz sl1D ne
r-DtBnM pUr comuAet0 = e. - prDTInEIa
rHlnR al 0ruHn mas ahsniutG-
RUMDEEE DE IEsEEEEUu0K
Dlcsn de Bogurk one q prasiasuts
MErrouu1n In 1RriD rEpiuEs dlspDEiciD-
nHs pzrH pnnHr sDDrH Las ErmEE al MIME
I'd mHFur que il EeR possible dR sDlnaduE
parA urHrHuIrER cunrrR "a mDrTmiHu1D
msurrerclnnRl 1uR sHDbsHrra Hn PEnEraz.
SUBMAE1Eos FRANCHISES
DfrHn DE Paris uuH 81 ATiniE1rp De
MErinR. Mr PaIletRn. L. safidB TsarR
T0ihn uraseuriKr IME pruHnas de los
gubmMrlnDE q1IR Sc aEran cnnszruTHnnp
para In ErmRdn de In -Bpnnlica. Las
uruesbRE z1rHEsT11IuHras DE m nuBrD EaTsn
&c submarine de inFenci6n Ernnrasz hz
dnri0 exnelHu1as rHEulta1os In Paris
rHlnR E-rzn anzuElaEmD CHI mutzED aRl
6EEtD rfR AnE ExpErTmaut0E.
Id UE BExRTT
Dlcen C BEErut kYTE q HEEuzEfrbE
n1nBr1rMEIn ruuElB1K Ell auuelaaE REnaE :
IL publmElhn G. aEzRrD &C lnneEcrIz1fihlf
pzuirn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
UltlnOS cables

T0E1EE2N0 FRANCIS
4 - tTo1larn0 Frances IN psSidD nj
11-r1IllA- II zIzas u0Es Que Ie In pnsn-
- reaActhcA 81 cErRctHrHs serErus =
~ HAAzAEHEHs. uuR urn%eln IL les sf71r1l11ttnE
iHes anH rnalaHr CO Hl Asia MHuUr
alase AE meclnRE InrHiEularsBhlHE
- ane SEED pruseElnzs ms mlEinneg.
7URACAE
- Eln re11uI1D nDkiclns dR pnnEnrr,la
aElnr1A1lnp Gle III fuEinsisirap lIrrrmrggSIr,
azaHmnn IA erErnrR 1el Crrsllff, 60 NEaTTTT5;-
II hAclHnnE n1nRidHranlas Hstrnrus.
rfEnLDAs EE01mms
Aufaci1E ds Hzmzlfun. BarmuEinz
AszD azaE e tHmpnrxl bRrrlS nn-vvr,lr.sr.
zaHe munHlak Ialnn aastHrnarrs8p uunrp-
ann EaAaAK LreasH uuE lua efnrtuw GO
llEnEHM llz7 aGb hurrnrusns. - iTr,rr,-
aessFzElnKGlR pIpr nxEusA zrEz,al-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
LLnl. duR TaHlS BEFnardiHi

TGmhisn hsmos tHuido Fl placer de
RAludEr 81 ssrE RedRccibn Rl M man0g
nB1ImRdD amigo = eDrreiiElunErlD L.c1D.
UDn 1DmAE bHrnErdIUl. uTIen se hEila
AealEanD & AEuuros dR la mIBr1aR profession.
AueEzro EEluuD rErlTosn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17

B0MFRA EgE TAEAS. ,sIDesHB EBn-
uTzr dDE vaEaz ElEr1nnE. uus I'D 1HuEzn
rrsxs HE 3 M7aGag 1n Eflnn = axe nmn M
nna lHEhE - ETHIlHwgn - mEEniAE =
16wHmmE v na 1rEhB1D. g - BROWN.
Carey, r. r. &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
La Lidia !"

EHmns taninD 81 gusr0 cH reciiUir inE
rrlmsroE nTImsT0E del pEri6dieo ST4a LIZ
EiAs gue IN c2menZadD & publican En san
nEn uuHEF-os compzIiHroE Hn Ie1raE IuE
MeF0rss LsorrlnR REmOEv Orfiros.
LES desREmuE faIiz eEit0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
LlaE. aIT Judl Was 0LhDRID

AsEs qusy1uD EmlgD sH ancuau1rR an-
h~e noE0rros dRsae aver 1ErCtH-
Nlana vHntIlEr asuurDE da su urD-
zEesihn. cun nuUtTr0 CR snc1urraras Hn as-
lE eiu1Ru In Car1R ne DisTrIFn
RsItHramDsle nssEro curciEl Baluun
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25

When boy turning his bulginu
pocket inside out we marvel at the
quantity and variety Of articles b.
has slowed away. Odd lengths OF
string. marbles, horse.chestnut, b
top, brass nxils, hickory nuts, an
apple, and many more articles ar.
garnered by this snapper up of I'm
considered trifes." We think this
collection mnst be hard on boys
pocket. And 1t Is. But do we eyeI
think of The variety and miscellany
Of the substances we put into the
pocket OF our stomach? There's the
apples and the nuts, and things be-
sides quite as indigestible as brass
nails and with no more food value
than 80 many marbles. And yet we
wonder that the stomach "gives
OUT" When the stomach breaks
do wn under the strain Of careless
eating aud irregular meals 1t can be
perfectly and permanently restored
to health aud strength by the use of
Doctor Plerce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. The action Of this medicine
on the stomach and other organs Of
digestion aud nutrition IL 81 marked
that relief from dis ass Is at once ex-
perienced, and the headaches, silver
troubles" kidney disorders. skin
EeruptiOns and other symptoms of a
diseased stomach are quickly. cured.
Whenever the use OF laxative medi.
cline. is indicated, uae DR.. Plerce's,
Pleasant Pellets. They act In 'har-
mony with the 2 Discovery" and as
slst It's action by purging the bowels
Of foul Accommodations. ~ =. :, ;.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25

brother, while enroute to the City
of Mexico to engage in newspaper
work there. Mr.. Green is bril-
liant man and will doubtless sue
coed among the Greasers.
Geo. Powell, Titusville, Pa, oil
driller died at his room over the
Hoshaw Drug Store, Wednesday
morning of typhoid fever. He
YVES young driller who came out
here to work in the oil field and
soon after took sick. He was cared
for by the Knights of Pythias.
The remains were sent back to his
old home.
Miss Jessie Tye and Mr.. Mathew
Merkle were married at the home
of the BRIDE in the First ward, Wed
nesday evening. Mrs. Merkle is
Chanute product, having been born
and raised here, and is worthy
bride. Mr.. Merkle IS a successful
drilling contractor. The young
couple took the Katy for points in
the east.
Roscoe Anderson and DR.. Gragg
took rather an exciting ride on w.
street Wednesday evening. Their
horse became frightened and made
things lively for awhsle. No ser,
ious damage doue and it Is thought
Roscoe will recover from his scare
sufficiently to do business in a ra-
tionai manner 4 in the course of a
les -. DAYS vs. ~ 4.
The house OF Mr.. W. H. Geer, near
Villas, caught fire Sunday evening
and. with practically all Its contents
was consumed. Mr.eGeer was the
only person about the premises when
the fire was discovered. He wasiout
at, the barn and when he came In the
house was so full of smoke he. could
not enter 1t TO save the contents. 81
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
Qan,tGo..

The interior department has de-
cided that the STANDARD people can
not be granted right OF way though
unallotted Cherokee land. This stops
the construction Of q pipe line to the
Bartlesville field and will be q severe
blow to development IN that locality.
1t Is to be hoped that soon some way
around The difficulty can be found.
1t st seems like a-pity to hold that
field and sic MP so much capital
because nobody seems to have a right
to say the lines may cross the unal-
lotted territory.
About the best way, under such
circumstances where the thing want
ed Is altogether. for the good Of every
body and to the detriment OF nobody.
Is TO go a0ead and get 1t and look up
the authority afterwards.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
Council

The council Monday night took
action on the fire department ques
tlon and seems TO be willing to help
build this very desirable institution
up. Chief Herod was granted 40 al
lowapce OF go per month for snndry
extra services and, care, aud TIVE
more members were granted $40 per
month each and required to devote
their time TO the good Of the city.
Sidewalk. eurbing, sewers and cleo.
trio light plant discussions consumed
a good portion OF the evening.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
Dead g

One by one the old pioneers Of Cha
mute are passing away Last Mon
day morning Mrs. Anpis Beebe, who
came here With her husband, early in
the spring OF 1870, quietly passed
away. Mrs. Beebe had lived to q ripe
old age. She was past IS when she
died. She has four children living,
oil In middle life or past. Harry q nd
Will Frye OF this city are her sons.
The other Two live 10 Iowa. Funeral
services were conducted AZ the home
on N. Steuben avenue, Tuesday
morning by Rev. Mathis and the
remains deposited IN Elmwood ceme-
terry.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25

WANTED - Several persons of
character and good reputation 10 each
state (one in this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house OF solid f.
nancIal standing. Salary S21 90 week
ly with expenses additional, all pay
able In cash direct every "Wednesday
from head Offices. Horse and carriage
furnished when necessary. Refer
ence. Enclose self-addresseG envel-
ope. Colonial, 1872 Dearborn St.,
Chicago.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
Gone East

Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Brown and boys
have gone to Mt, VERNON, ILL.,, to tie
present at the golden wedding anti
versary Of Mr.. Browns parents. THIS
venerable old couple have lived I
fifty years 10 the house in which tttv
were married, but are now arranging
to move to town and spend the re
OF their days 10 quiet. Shell took az
propfiate presents for the occasion
with him.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentlemen to
manage business Ia this county and
adjoining territory for we'll and favor.
.bly known House of solid financial
Standing. $40. 90 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Ex-
pense money advanced, position per
nanent. Address Manager, 6l0 Mon.
~ Bldg. Chicago. Ill.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
Fell from BRIDGE

Frank Hammond, foreman OF
{ c steel bridge gangs on the Santa
Fe, fell from a bridge over Elk
river, near Elk Falls, Tuesday
morning and was instantly killed.
Mr.. Hammond was very popular
and competent mar. The rema'i
were taken to his home at Olathe.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
CURED HEMoRRHAOEs OF THE
LUNGS.

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages," writes A. NJ. AXE Of
Wood, Ind. 81 took treatment with
several physicians without any bene
st. I then stzIted to take Foley's
Honey ADD Tar and nv lungs are now
Ne sound an bullet. recommend II
Ia advanced stages Of lung troubles. "
For saie at Bfovn's pharmacy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
Not Scared.

Notwithstanding tile Efforts Of soma
of our competitors to dO,sus dirt, we
are still running Q barber shop In the
basement of the Citizens State bank,
where we are glad to meet all our old
customers and as many new ones az
care TO call. We run our business in
our own way and always strive to give
our customers the best service and
guarantee satisfaction.
], w. MCCULLOUGH.
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@. NJ. Thompson. =, down-to-date
painter; and paper hanger. Graininp
and sign work speciality. Leave or
ders at the Brown Pharmacy 'T'E
The French coach horse Tresorier
will make the season at the Farm.
ers' Feed Barn, commencing July lst
sl2 to insure a living colt. s5 for sin
gle service. ..rre,,s
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q YEARS A DYsPEpTIc.

R. H. oster, 31s S. I'd. St.Salt Lake
City, writes: II have been bothered
with dyspepsia or indigestion for 81
years; tried many doctors without re-
lief; recently got a bottle of Her
bine. One bottle cured me, am now
tapering off on the second. have
recommended IL to my friends; II il
curing them too" Soc at G. p. Will
der's. .N
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TO OIL MEN AND TANK USERS

Twill open factory for the manu-
facture of the celebrated Harry tank
in Chanute. Contract Is let for build
ing. Will be ready to deliver tanks
by Sept. 4th. For present address
general delivery Chanute.-HUcH W.
HARRY,
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Still pickerino

The school board now proposes that
the people shall vote TN the PROPOSE
tIOn as to whether or not the district
shall pay for the gas they use. Bet.
ter submit proposition to give the
citizens free gas.
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w AN1ED.

Someone to sell our beautiful book
ct OF "Old FavOTite Songs" at the
Fair; make house, to. house canvass;
quantities to merchants. Words and
music for 4 voices. Send 25c for sam.
lie and terms. Exclusive privilege.
Chance to make good many dollars 10
short time. Music Dept, State Reg
lister. Springfield Illinois. i
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to or having
accounts against the Chanute Milling
Co.. are requested to call and adjust
same at once. Having sold out we
wish to get all matters pertaining to
the business closed up. Parties hav-
ing grain on deposit can c, ntiuue to
draw that out under the new firm
same as the Oid.-OTIs & Son.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-09-25
FEET SWOLLEN TO I'M
MENSE SIZE,

81 had kidney trouble so bad Aat
could not work." says J. J. Cox Of
Valley View, KY, my feet were so
swollen to inn nense size and 1 was
confined to my bed and physicians
were unable give me any relief. NV
doctor finally prescribed Foley's Kid
ney Cure which made we'll man of
me" For sale at Browns pharmacy.
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uNAE Abouf People
| llOl / II and Things
xyrvyc In Chanute
| NL vs. and Vicinity
H.. l.. Freeman is In Chicago.
Miss Lillian Evans has returned

MISS Lillian Evans mas IctuIHcu.
C. P. Garvin is in Chicago pur-
chasing goods.
Peter Roemer is laid up with a
sprained back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilm are
visiting in Chanute,
Mrs. Will and Mrs. Cliff Coulter
are in Parsons this week.
= w. E. McAndrew has returned
from his Missouri trip.
c. h. Amyx had gas business at
St. Paul the first of the week.
Fred Hetrick has gone to Lin.
coin, Neb,, on a little business
trip.
Iwant to buy your farm or make
you . Ioan.-E. P. burris, City
: h all block.
i. Conductor Ramsey is taking a
little lay off and spending his time
in the oil field.
Rogers & Green sold, this week,
to G. D. Martin, a1complete Stand.
ard drilling outfit.
t.~s Mrs. Ed $Moreys has returned,
bringing her mother|with her, who
is much improved in health. .,.-.
Mr.. N Robbins attend d the
state fair in Topeka and staid over
till Tuesday Of this wee.
7. "A. Fleming will move his jew
elry store into the Fay & Smith
drug store the first of the month.
Charley Donaldson slipped away
to Cherryvale and married a
"Modist' young belle of that city.
John Highly and wife are visiting
with Ger. Ditmars.' Mr.. Highly is an
uncle Of Mr.. Dltmars and is'Se years
old.
Many Chanute people went to
lola Tuesday to see the great show.
= OF course they all had splendid
time.
The o. K. barber shop was bur
glarized the other night and 81 IS
taken. The burglar got in through
a rear window.
John Robinson got his ankle Sc
verely sprained the first of the week
His horse stepped on his foot and
wrenched his ankle.
A. S. Nelson. a popular Santa
Fe fireman of this city, was married
to Miss Maude Copeland of Moline
Wednesday evening.
Little Ingle, who was accidental
" shot in the face with a target
rifle by a companion few days
ago, is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. DR.. R. Stafford of Walnut
was visiting her parents in Chanute
this week. Wonder If she was
looking after her old position.
The ten year old boy of Co.
Supt. Payne was kicked in the
side by a playful horse Wednesday
evening and had a rib or two
broken.
Mr.. ]. d. Baumgartnr OF Fayette
Co., Ia, and George Jones OF the
same locality are in this locality
looking up farms withs view OF 10.
eating. -''.' -
MAsRIEp-Miss Esther Keifer OF
this city, and DR.. M. B, Miller OF
Bolton, Mo-, we're quietly married
At the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Ed Mecune, Tuesday evening.
EdH. Harkness Jr. has just re-
ported to mis- father here, from
Burlington. Ia. where he !. at
tending business college. that he Is
married aud will make his home
In Burlington.
Geo. Green, an ex,reporter o..
the Topeka Capital, stopped on
several days in Chanute visiting bis