The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-04-21

Longton is to have a re finery.

Gov. Hoch is preparing to investi
gate the state departments.
Jones' Cash Grocery sells DeLava
Milk Separators on very easy terms.
Guess the Prairie Oh offices vii
not be moved from Independence, moi
yet.
1t Is supposed that the gas piIers
have bought the Knapp gas wells neal
Altoona.
Commissioner Garfield attended
services at the Christian church Sun
day morning
The boiler makers strike on the
Santa Fe is not creating very great
ripple, 50 far.
Carnegie says an honest hack driver
makes a better husband than worth
less nobieman.
The east river bridge is again In a
damaged condition and is said to be
unsafe for heavy loads.
Police Judge Baughman complains
that the boys don't seem to get drunk
since he got to be judge.
The Mayne company closed up a
big deal the first of tho week with
some Joplin parties for zinc mine.
J. W. Powell Is local manager of
another oil company just organized,
which will do business near Urbana.
The great bulk of the corn ia this
locality is now planted. The weather
has not been very favorable to ger
mination.
Fletcher McLary has been appoiat-
cd deputy oil inspector for this place.
A better appointment could not have
been made.
The Standard is likely to get into
trouble over its price cutting in En-
pora, Poor old Standard is having
a rocky road to travel now.
On and after April 10sh, 1 will be
ready TO do any aud all kinds OF re-
pair work, srch as Wagon, Pow and
Buggy, also Horse Shoeing, in rear of
Chanute Iron Works.
MARIAN HUBLER.
Everett Blackwoo1 of this city and |
Miss Ollie Robertson Of Coyville were
married at the home Of the bride,
Wednesday morning. They will re-
side at ChanuIe.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence came down
from Baldwin, Saturday. to look after
some business matters here. She was
met In Chanute by her husband George
Lawrence who has just returned from
Utah.
The Salvation army had converts
Sunday night, This little band Of
workers is accomplishing great good
in Chanute. They are tireess ia
heir efforts and wonderful results are
following.
For Farm Leans at lowest rates and
terms see Palmer Realty
Bank of Commerce Bldg,
JhanuBe, Kansas We are prepared
% handle auy size loan If the security
8 good, d16tf
Mr.. ]. A. Cassingham of Altoona,
irove over to Chanute, Saturday even
ng. He has given an option on his
and casa Of the cemetery to the Par
ons refinery and was looking after
matters pertaining thereto, Monday.
It. Holbert, house cleaning and car
'et laying. Makes specially of
acking goods for shipment. Expert.
nee 20 years. Residence 2l2 8. For
st. Reference Chase Brown or Mrs. I
1itchell. Blind
John Lawrence came In from Salt
AXE week ago last Saturday, accom-
anled by his brother George. They ]
re both staying with their sister,
1rs. Sam Keys. Johns health is very b
cor and he will probably spend the z
lmmer with his sister, =
Mr.. Allen, President of the oil 1850.
iation Of this city, has gone to Min.
eapolis TO talk up the Kansas City
ipe line scheme. MI Allen expected
D be off sooner but was detained a
sw days by the Standard investiga-
lon being conducted here.
In = stampede of newsboys in India
aDolis, Indiana, caused by the cry
fire, several were killed and about
fly hurt. The boys had crowded in
D a stairway and hall where free 4
how tickets were being distributed
o them when the excitement oc
urred.
. Chattanooga Druggists Statement
Robt. j. Miller, Proprietor of the
lead House Drug Store of Chattan
oga, Tenn, writes "There is more
lerit IN Foley's Honey and Tar than
n any other cough syrup. The calls
or it multiply wonderfully and we
ell more of it than. all other cough
yrups combined. 1.-The Brown Phar-
lacy. r
D. H. Seager has quit the Hum :