The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-12-09
Chance in Firm

Change IN firm
There has been change in the old
reliable firm OF BlOOmheart, wright
81 CO.. that has so long run very sue
cessful business on the Old Geist cor
ner. John Wright, who has had
charge of the grocery department, on
account of poor health, has SOLO ms
entire interest In the business 10 Dau
and C..arlcy Bloomheart.
John has long been recognized az
one of the prominent business men OF
the city and will be missed In ousl-
ness circles. The firm was 10 very
nrosrerOus condition and doing a
large business, but Mr.. virgins
health and the health OF other mem
beers of his family made 1t necessary
for him to make change.
John, by strict attention 10 ous,-
ness and rigid economy, mas accuihu,
lated sufficient property tnab ne eau
afford to take a rest lew years any
way. nil, ho
continued right along as II there hau
been no change. o
stead of John and Dan that Will come
in for the kicks. The BloomhearI
brothers have been prominent ana
successful as business men III Cna-
mute. A few years back thev were
r.rm boys. uustl.ng for living On tee
nrairies OF Kansas. Today they are
nronrietOrs of ore of the largest ana
hest retail businesses In Chanute.
Their pluck, their energy ana Win
oil their iollv good nature have won.
FarrelIy and Evans have moved into
the new building on the corner
want all my friends to meet me
at the Magnet.-W. II. SMITH.
Mat I've now rejoices in the pos
session OF a fine gas well. MAJ Is now
toasting his shlns by gas ire.
All members of the K. o. L. M
Lodge II are requested TO be present
at the next review.-R, a. Gragg,
r. K. :,
The Blade plant has been moved
into the new Bank OF Commerce
building and Editor Farrelly now
cocks his heels In his own Vine "nu
fig tree, so to speak.
We want your butter for cash.-The
Magnet.
Kansas had its first snow, Sunday
night. 1t amounted to but llttie I'D
this locality but in some parts OF the
state was several inches deep. Even
Oklahoma got taste OF 1t.
The Katy has changed its train
schedule sOmewhat. The passenger
that has been going south at o;IO now
masses through Chanute az 3:4l p IL
The now flyer goes south at 6:oO q. M
The passenger goes north at 800.
Rows Life Saved from Nembranous
Do'' Group
C. W. Lynch, a prominent citizen
of Winchester, Ind, writes, my little
hov had severe attack of mem
brsnous Group, and only got relief
taking Foley's Honey ana Lar. ne
got relief after one dose and L feel
that It saved the life OF my boy
Refuse substitutes. The Brown
Pharmacy,
The second term for this college
oear of the University OF Kansas WILL
onen january 80, 1905. The prospect
ia for a large increase in enrolment.
Nav classes will be organized IN order
IN make il as convenient for student
~ enter at that time as in the fall.
He Found Cure
H.. Foster, 31S S. ID Street, Salt
Lake City, writes: II have been
bothered with dyspepsia or indiges
tion for q years. have tried many
doctors without relief, but L have
found a cure in Herbine. L recon-
mend it to all my friends, VINO are
- f1;cted that way, and it is curing
them too. SOC at G. P. Wilder.
In the College Of Liberal Arts VI
the University OF Kansas there are
33S Young women and only 29I young
men. This showsa slight proportlon-
al increase iu the number OF men over
last vear's attendance. In the Senior
class there are fifty-eight young NO
men and twenty-five young men. Inc
women outnumber the men 10 oogn
the Junior and Sophomore classes. 10
the Freshman class there are III men
and lo2 women. The Registers re-
cords show with persistent regularloy
that of the students failing 10 pass
the required examinations at cne
semi. annual examination perioos,
the majority are men, me Iaii, Ing
off in the attendance OF men IN Ine
College is also attributed 20 tne III