The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-08-04

or all that flock Of refineries tina
have been lowering around 10 the air
over n oshu cuuuiy, since early
spring, but two have lighted. On'
at Erie and one at Chanute. Other
still '.are coming" but we will no,
guess on any more locations till some
thing more definite turns up.
L. W. Fanat, living on the old
Beamer place, west OF Shaw reports
the finest prospect for corn he mas
ever seen In that locality. The corn,
he saysi, so far along that the recent
big rains will thoroughly make it..
Mr. Griffin living In the same neign'
borhood confirms the report.
That was a great break the TribuI e
made In accusing the editor OF tn
paper of spelling incorrectly a word,
Have not the editors of the Tribune
been in the business long enough to
know that IL Is the typesetters, neg
ligent proofreaders ETC.. that make
these blunders? Never theeditOr.
II you wish to be further convinced
that you live In prolific Kansas, JUST
call at the Times office and notice tie
limb from crab apple tree, le1t oy
Architect Jno. Pratt. If you walt
to see fully what Kansas can DO III
the way of prolific fruit production
when all the signs are right just Call
at Mr.. Pratts home and examine the
tree.
Mr.. Silas McCord guardian of the
David Hunt heirs desires to express
his thanks for and hearty apprecia.
on of the promptness with which the
Fraternal Aid society paid ur the
insurance on Mr.. Hunts life. Within
five days after final proof was made he
had the money. Prompt payment of
these death losses gives any fra'ernal
society good standing In community
and SPEAKS we'll for Is management.
The people of Villas seem to be
somewhat divided in opinion as To
whether or not the cement plant VIII
re built In that locality. We have 1t
from the best Of authority that work
will be begun en- that plant almost
Immediately and will be pushed with
vigor. 1t is to be very large instiGu'
tiOn and has taken an immense
amount of preliminary work But
all thiags seem now about ready u"
oegIn operations.
When q horse picks up nall In his
foot what does the driver do? Doe,
he whip the limping, tagging animal
and force him along? Not unless ne
wants TO ruin the horse. Al the nrsL
sign of lameness he jumps down, OK
amines the foot and carefully removes
the cause of the lameness. What Is
called weak stomach" Is like the
lameness of the horse, only to be cured
Dy removing the cause OF the trouble.
Ii YOU stimulate the stomach with
whisky medicines" you keep 1t going
but every day the condition Is grow
ING worse. A few doses sometimes OF
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will nut the disordered stomach and
its allied organs OF digestion and
nutrition in perfect condition. Nine
ty.efght times in every hundred
Golden Medical Discovery" will cure
the worst ailments originating In
disases of the stomach. IL almost
always cures. To cure constipation
use DR., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
| They re sure.
II seems w. A. Thomson and family
are destined to be pursued by water
Soon after coming to Chanute, MT
| Thomson ana one Of his little .Rirl:
went over the Austin dam and came
pear drowning. Recently they went
IN to Junction city aud went into
camp on creek with quite a party OF
friends. All went we'll and the crowd
was having a jolly time. One night
they went to bed In fancied security
nut during ths night there was y
cloud burst and immense ram and that
Ilittle,creek rose about, ten feet at a
| Jump. They barely had time to rush
to higher ground, many Of them 10
their night cloths and most of them
barefooted. They succeeded In saving
but little OF their clothing and camp
equipment. A sorry looking crowd
they marched to the little village
near where they wore camped and
we're taken care OF DY the cit,Zens'
What q hpe figure our friend Thom'
,on must have cut dressed only In
| blanket,