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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
PARK PROJECT
GETS SETBACK
SUMMERLAND'S SCHEME FINDS
SLOW SUPPORTERS
Petition Presented by President of the
Council Narrowly Escapes Being
Pigeonhoed-Pico Heights
People Still Hope

The action of Theodore Summerland,
president of the council, in voting for
the acceptance of the new city hall site
on North Main street had little effect
in securing the coveted five-acre park
for the Fourth ward which he repre-
sents, and he had hard work to keep a
semblance of life in the movement at
yesterdays meeting of the council.
Councilman Kern, chairman of the
board of public works, and one on
whom President Summerland had been
largely depending, went back on his col
league.
The board of public works recon-
mended that the request for park in
the Fourth ward to contain at least five
acres be filed. The filing of a petition
usually means a sudden and violent
death to that petition without even the
satisfaction of post mortem or a
coroner's inquest
When President Summerland saw
THAT a yawning pigeonhole awaited his
pet scheme he pleaded with the coun-
ell to have that clause stricken from
the report, which would leave 1t still
in the hands of the board of public
works.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
/ HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

,The Dime Social held in Library Hail. ION
and ilsi'1 financially. The shooting match ssins
was the chief attraction. and caused much
ntrriment as eaol5 one had o shot At the
largo red heart suspendsd. ana the pow anu
won by Mrs. r. r. Read nrrt Esntleman's
prize. Mr., D. A. smith,s Dancing was In
tdulgcd In until a. late hour. ts3. lsSs ;l f5s
Miss Blanche Johr returned homo inc newt
OF the week. after spending seven weeks with
friends IN Newport New, 4, ~. y \: ~ ri.
Inns were unexpectedly called to WaAh!nRton,
to tho bedside OF an III relative tho frst OF
tho week a8ls it TX VIZ .fIl q 81 III
The Charming book written by Miss Mary
Woodman. sister of A. Captain Woodman, on.
the keencst interest and pleasure by al VINO
have been fortunate enough 70 secure O copy.
a numbcr OF Massachusetts libraries a9d sun.
day-schools have nut 1t In their ehclyes; y
IL founded on facts and - q hne book. peau-
tlfully illustrated Those among " who h have hay
Information has been areceiyed thai a., captain
Donald Jackson, who moved to Florida some ON 9
months ago. after digging w gold e. inc oln
Notifications hera, has mel WIN phonolnenAl
success from thetinysstnsnt OF & w ~, same,
ME- = 'en ~
second for the Films In Chestterrtleld county
T. ". savage for severe days
There was quite q number 20 attend me 9
card party at i"Reddydale, the hons. Of
Mss Sss ky Evening Rs.a
s ssrrsiTs o he III hoser LITTLE saIs. soa.
lnton prize; and Mr.. II, Il Vlnal, The con,
ISOLATION The refreshments 4 consisted COZ IS %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
IA DARK PATHWAY.
An Humble Home Where Much
Z hardship and Sorrow Dwell.

Hardship and SorroWS3lJW VEIL =. 81
q fspeclal 10 The Tlmes-D Dispatch
MoRfRisVILLE VA, FEB, is. In the
deepest OF deep woods, In * Ininl;!-
ture 4 log cabin, with no human hpbi--
gtationf In sight. with no sound 70
greet the ears save the forests WIG " 70
voices, with no changing scene 9, g !.
erect the eye, 10 view save the toWeIlIs :
trees with their dense underbrtlsh y ~
a wild, lonesome stretch Of ABOUT . W =.
acres Of broken, partially cleared la y
liver q 4 d woman whose whole long NE
has been one unending round OF honest !
poverty, sickness neg ect and unparalllee.le :.
misfortune and while at tunes the Woi !.
has been scared away from the uoo1' y
always fingers In close proximity
Through all the dark and dreary year :
that her life has slowly checked OF EnoI !,
a breath OF reproa CHI was ever whispered
against her or one Of her family. ~ ne 2
details sot her5lifc would make q small
volume IN itself. Occasionally the sun
OF hope would shine on her pathway ohly
to be blotted out by some neY misfortune J,
heavier thana,theS last onet ters Y = !,as ;
been o. life OF carnest honest, " 81 u!t !eu
Eendeayor RunreNrar led Z Il. VA. .
s The Z first, heavy snow Of tue ,5W!nHes,
found this woman; and hor two widowed
daughters without a stick Of wood q nd
not a man within a mile. They !, GU
down an apple tree in the yard for fuel.
K One OF her daughters died after she nag
been married but q llttleiG over q year.
AT her death the grandma Their took Inc
babe to her little house and Its father
never gave ave cents towards Its SUP
mort. When the; girl was about twelve ,,'
years OF age she ono day asked credit
for a pair Of shoes in the store e Or hev
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

former homo at Old Church, in Hanover
county. on account Of the serious illness Of
his sister.
Boyd Atkson has LETT for clifton Forge
after spending several weeks with relatives
on the Pike.
4 Miss Kettle SANFORD. OF Petersburg, Ia the
guest OF her friend. Mia Clara Smith, on
Twenty-first Street. q g Il q lja 36
4 Mr.. c. II. Pendleton. OF Essex. who has
been tho guest OF relatives In tl'is vicinity
for several weeks, has returned no 20.
The oyster and turkey supper given by tho
entne,; ',nicht was a decided success. Many
graphophone selection were rendered and
greatly enjoyed. III
Among those present nt the Valentine dance
I at Mry. Pickles, Tuesday night, were Msses
Mary llartwell OF New York; Bette Sand
ford, Of Petersburg Va, Ellen Dabney, Of
Henrco county; Jcnle Hudgens, Of
Highland Springs and MessrH Joseph Ia
bell. Of Hanover Courthouse, and Il. u. Isbell.
OF Henrico county. 81
Mrs. John oarret is quite III at her rtsi.
dencc on 9 Street III x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
NEWS o..
THE SUBURBS.
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Roll Of honor for Fairfield High School for
month ending February TO- 1905;
Junior A--Virsinla Thornton Ellen Appel
son. Georgia Rollins. Mary Marks, Minnie
Dunkum, Eunice Fulton.
Junior B-Annc Ennis, Fannie shernnut.
Mr. John Aidrise. Of Dinwddo county Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. James B. chllds on
j Mrs E;hii, mother OF Mr.. George Ball. OF
11l2, Twenty. second Street, who fell on the Ice
about ton days SngoN and broke her arm ~
getting along nicely,3 si
Mr.. James GentryH who has been confined
to his home several weeks by illness. Is now
much improved. t5
MIR Eddie Thomas. who has been In Char
lottcsvlc, several weeks has returned home
for brief stay. He expects to leave In u
few days for a. western trip rs
Miss Maggie Put2e has returned to her home
In the country after a visit to relatives and
friends hore q
Mrs Vi. G. Thomas IS confined to her home
with n severe attack OF grippe.
4 Miss Gracio Childs and Mr. Hubert George,
of Petersburg, have returned home after visit-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Childs.
MIR, Robert Greenway,t OF Durham, N. c.,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Huet r.,
Walker last week.
Petersburg, after a dlishtful visit to relatives,
The Kings Daughters, OF Chelsea IiIll. were
delightfully."- entertained Tuesday night BY Mrs.
William Robertson y ~ lg!s & 6s6 fr8i4 tsf4f 81
A. l.. Dugias WAS recently called to his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
FULTON NEWS.

George M Rogers, OF Engine Company No.
5, Richmond Fire Department, Is quito III at
his. home on Nicholson Street.
James Powers. who. hns peen al the Virginia
Hospital several weeks for treatment. con.
The Ladies' Ala Society Of the Fulton Bap-
tlst Church Will meet tomorrow afternoon Mt
O'Clock IN the lecture room. at
Mrs. Louis Henson left "a few days ago for
Portsmouth, Va to visit her brother. 85
'rhe board /, Of stewards Of tho Denny Street
morrow night at tho church, " "
The Fulton Catholic Sunday school building
was well filled with members OF tho school
and their frends, large. number Of persons
Tie spenda supper a an essee s uses is ad
literary programme was rendered under the
direction dhg %, ot M Thomas r. Ryan. auperlnten
greater part q The, success IS dus we're:
N Ntsse S Mayms pp Sx. Ss s,.s n ,s ,ss
Johnson. Mrs Katie o'Gorman, Mrs. Patrick
! !, Hay,e. Mrs. andrews; Messrs. Thomas n
11ssG ~, Hansford Mitchell and Squire James
James Cotton, who Inns been III for several
weeks, ia able to be out, , M
j, H. Elan has recently disposed Of his
wood and coal business which hn conducted
2. On, orleans street and VIII devote his whole
ness. I'Tr ~ - ( -
N4Is. halgaret Rpintr. who sllpped ana foil
on me ICE her hpms last Sunday morning
ma n1nl,,. broke her lett wrist, Is getting along
The Rev, David Hepburn has recovered from
y i recent httack Of grin and VIII occupy hlH
PULPIT az me Fulton Baptist Church to-day,
Ihs Ladies Au%lliary Society Of the Denny
street Methodist Epiadopn Church viii meet
lo-morrow afternoon Al q o. clock ut the tes,
iHenee Of Mrs u, Nielsen, on williamsburg
,,, The Fulton Literary, Musical and s,cial
Slnh wv meet Tuesday night with Mas
s Ngrma Mosby at her residence on NohoIuon
Captain James CINE, who has been M Tor
several weeks Ia able 10 be out ~ X, Y
| Miss l'ess'e Lamb, daughter OF Congressman
| ID. c. ~ " ''1Nf'"b''''
Susie Throckmorton. The mn. dauuh,cr =,
AZ Ar, ana Mrs Hammh Tbnokmorton. IL very
4 Street FlNN - - - N''N"''
raa,rIqk Henri Council, No IL. Junior order
1 United American Mechanics WIN meet 10,
| morrow niEht at the Junior order Tnlfed
| s rast. 4 y "eeAaliiFs ltsll on Louisiana
p' Gisorse iIpds'a e confined nj hi, home Of,
A John =, Roche. q West Poini. va LEFT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

" ahl j
father then an apparently prosperous
merchant. She was refused the shoes.
The Fl girl--a very bright one--recently
Joined her mother In the great beyond.
Had she been more comfortably clad and
housed, less exposed, and fed on more
nourIshlng food while growing, she might
have been the pride, JOY! and life OF the
closing years y of a broken-h hearted old
woman, - 81. ~ II &. tis5 e n (
Her neighbors, while she has none near.
and the people Of the community gen
orally are very generous towards her u
EbutSwtth the majority OF them AT Is n
struggle. for the necessi tes-Toften for.
sxlstence-then her case is chronic and
they have so many new cases Of sickness
and distress continually appearing and
nearer to their door. Truly It Is q
most pltiable case, and one 'le worthy #of
the hand or the charitable in tho Struest
sense Of the word &, Nj s33 Ell Il I
s5sY.as IL IS III "a 4. j. "A. NJ LAUGHLIN. 4
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b. rs Il

5bon,,o, made candy Ice cream and variety OF
choice cakes Tho favors swero hand painted
American flag center. pieces. The Invited ;s.
Mr." Al Mrs. F. p, Read, Miss Cronyn, and
Mrs. Webb. Of Massachusetts. Miss carmienoko
and Mr. e. r., Read. Z, 7, 4, 7, !, ~, ~
"wednesday evening was greatly enjoyed ny
the young people who gathered there. dames
music and social chat enl!voned the passing N,,
ing Misses Lizzie and Josie T! gnor: Fannie
Wright. Al Annie Carneal, Agnes, Pickett. a,l
Rosa and Mary Murano. Of this place: Me s.rs
a !. Thomas. Willie Frnnck, Percy Alien. Eo.
Harris, Joe Kelley. r. Cocks. Chris GepnaraL
MuTauo, Viilio Murano. Harvey a tkisson, Joe
Plume and many theirs 4l gIi;sYla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
! Fur Goat & Skirts
L Il PRICE r c | !,
THIRD j; Il: F Fl DOR ) I,

DO you need or-will you need q \
carpet or any Floor covering?5
well. buy those. /,
III ,1!e5,Ten-Wire Tapestry Brussels /
Carpets $, roc.
81 $50 Wilton Velvet Carpets, Soc.
$,ys So. so 12x1a Smyrna Rugs, @26.
SEQ okla Smyrna Rugs, 81.
4 z $40 All 7. Wool Ingram Drugget, 4
$3.50. II I, 4. !. N. I,
.l2.5o All Wool e Ingram Dru sect.
Il %, 80. WI ISL
~ Boot smyrna Hall Rug, was
x sl2, now 81. sis3 H
sssx72 Roc kton. Smyrna 7 ! R7;uEs,.
I $3.50. n VI.
Is 800 CHINA Mating, e 1-a,c;f:a j,
4. yard. ,ss . !, 55;f
NJ Small lot 81 Fur Rugs, Soc each:
Lin oleu,n, OF 1 PC a n uare yard.
7s; sl.75 nottingham. Lace Curtains,
$40. All other Lace Curtains
a % 10 per cent. OF. slE. Il. s5. Az.
$3.50 3Portleres, rs. HI Z Il, ]. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
A Valentine PARTY.

Il Especial TO The Times Dispntch.)
lIAWRENCEVILLE, VA, Feb. iS.--At
the home OF Miss Elizabeth s. Derby,
Z l1awrenceville, Va, among the heautl-
$ful decorations OF evergrcens and flowers,
with CANDLES burning slowly among them,
4nn the night of February l4th.3 was the
occasion OF Valentine party. given by
Miss Elizabeth S. Derby and Edna Bay
ley. Cupid played his game we'll, as
~ iitearts' were the game and many We're
pierced by his arrow
All OF the young people of the town
We're present. and seemed to have thor
uughly enjoyed themselves,
At eleven o'clock an excellent tea was
Eeryed. Afterwards followed the beuuti-
full pretty marriage Of Mr.. W. G, Mahancs
TO Miss Rosa Lee Iurnbull, whom won
The. prizes. as the most attractive players
with Cupid game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

A delightful surprise party was on last Mon NO
2day evening rendered Miss Edythel = arbrough
at her homo on Fifth Avenue Games were eIe
indulped In until q late hour, after which the
guests repaired to the dining room. Wnere r.,
FfreahrnAnts were served Among. those VINO
wera present may he mentioned misses 4Louihe
Rennie M Edythe and Ruth p y, n ., ~
Marshai Annie Sale Josie and Mary ,5ootp :,
Mary and iBAdde Huffman; n essrs. mercer
Christian, Julian Todd Arthur Carroli. N o..
ard Sale, George booth, John nrnrougn 1Sev.
Ting Mr, Mortimer oCluer, OF First Avenue !.
L Miss Josie Booth has returned TO- nera Mons
on Meadow Bridge Road attsr 'pS s'''''
TINE rslstWyss srsha Xii Is now obi. ep
nast several days 81 sickness, 7. \. 7, !,
The roll OF honor for Hishland ras *
School, ending for the week y FeoEuaEy t''"'
ss ~ 1e'ls9A Ami. sale Eu'a
8poWnan, Leila Wingiel ID :, !. =. I, "a
Junior Emily 3 Gr rpKs nuby
nsEsss se Ms Woo1ass Rs,e
FS Ts. R saisn Ss SsS
an entertainment on WasnlnG'on rhn vo,,rs
Waanasdsy ths eh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. viii preside oysr
t,ate' y,anrdWchas and salad vii bs so!d !of
small sum OF ten cents, There ~, e. time
era other noyel fea sSa Eli an sttena.
y n5G1'Hss sra e 81 wsss Fsrsh
who has been aplts sick for seYerss a l4
past im 'npaGn Who has been quito
AK for seyera weeks past Is inlproyed
si Mr James Ii sparkss has been quite s says
al his residence on Fourth - venue ~ s'.7
Bernl days past, ~ - - sSla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
RIO VISTA AND II RIDGE CHURCH |. q

W i. pepper, OF ,'Rose Lawn, has been
called to Mobile by the extreme illness q ms
metf rN i, wills, ot i'Pambroke. attended
!, ~ n n hao m "a last Weinssday afternoon
snsh hone ee ~ sa sss
Yar' snmS inc are able to Ibe out agaln'
recent ,i,hssa as SIC be able 70 ~ W 9 sposf
w1 Tlss essm f ISdge, No Q. g Ct
idse he thsir ,Esgulsr nee soDa IL.
Saturday Nah, TheFe Ssa sa "
XII, Of honor tor, Ridge sshool1a9 snnsh
Gsadss- Florence RsdsnoSh ASnass Msra
a shsepperso es.e aihsppsr,en Shsp'
nsHSpoihi Ga.dlss y.s
PHmsTS Grades il'hslps We're 4ssals ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

yesterday for his home after al visit To- friends
and relatives In Fulton.5 Il, i. /.
Willie Donley well kn9 p,nnt re Isl Cd
States mall clerk. 81 he was placed on the
Southern Railroad last Tuesday, H
Mrs William H. Y Miller IL kextrelney III at
her homa on Louisiana Street. Little hope Is
entertained for her recovery. y SIS.
Miss Glare porteTlg has returned TO ne ner
{iting her aunt, Alrs.i Walker, on g Graham
Street. In tho West End - y, =.
Baptist Church Will meet Tomorrow night
in tho lecture room. & ; !S . sfA. 3s sl .
{5 Miss Mary CARRIER. who has been SICK win
tho grippe for several !; VI eks, Is able to be
about the house. Jl5s1k E,tS l M. Va a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Nelson Notes.

{ (special to The Times d lspatch
NORWOOD, VA Feb. 1S.--fr.5 stan
hope AfcClelland is very III at his home
'hereIfronl old age, 3lle being nearly ninety.
3llve years Of age. Mr.. A1cClellnnd Is.
The father Of the famous authoress, Miss
Minnie Ct Y AlcClelland. III II e
Misses Glenna and Gertrude Soruggs
left on wednesday for Portsmouth, where
they Will visit their sister, Mrs, r. n.
Perkins. Il; Y, 1, ,5 4
The. young people are entoying skating
snoWs II ~ Nj !gSSB .ls ssaN 800 II
Mr., Albln scruggs has left for yilliam-
son. NFest.9Yirginin for bust1 css. ij.Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
People IN Louisa, /,

8FREDERIcKsS HALL AZ, Feb, 49, Mr.,
,Thurston Marston and M Nj So Ri 10y, OF
Roxbury, va, re guests ofs Mr. 7, ; G.
Garrett, s5g I Il !. n ,,E .5 81 II
Mr. Beach, Of Richmond, X and Mr.; ,Chas,
y splcer also of RI + PAID our
Mrs, Or. Il. "A, \. Terrell Is guest OF Mrs
Hugh Powell, Of Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Poison

Blood hereditary
scalp becomes diseased
the third the hard
II
Blood Poison permanently by
Blood Balm This
blood :
is peerless tonic building
up
z circulars and free
4. 8 al
) |
SsNN'"e $50 sufficient
4 YN ~ ! 5
~ n. ~. | blemed
& Il
Manufactured by BLOOD calm co. Atlanta Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
#19c Organd dies, II 3-4c.

Tho same conditions govern these /
9as the others arrived before the
sale began and held over til the
4 last stroke. But they must go 4
now; better see them early. 100
Organizes, II 3-.4c. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

bank jennie FRANKLIN, Katie Woodward. LIS
] zc Woodward, Bella Badenoch.f irene cla r.
The family Of J. X, Jones. Of Rio Vista,
who have all been sick With the grippe are I'M
proving, ~ n 4lE fia4lE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
ECo NJ FLOOR

~
Bird Eye, $50 d piece.
!, $3.50 Long Cloth, soc:
SC Towellng, 9 1..2.c. 4 II
4 17c Madras, II 40. ~ M ~ ;3s3
10 2-Sc Curtain Muslin, 9 3:4c. y8s5
Sc Curtain sorim, e. \;
15cl Lace Striped Muslin. 4 ~ l ;.-2c.
si12 i1.2c white Plque, s. 5.1;.,sc. "a
nc Apron Muslin, n 3r-,4lc, "a, e
l876c Blenched Table 4 Damask 4Bc. @
\ s1.19 Bed Spreads, sOc. st,sY
\. TIC, Corset Covers, 4s8c.
(, 81, as Gowns, s0c. I'LL
4, 4sc Corset Covers, 81c. n n
81 Russian Blouse Suits, 417
!. ST Elton Suits, 40. l. /. ].
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$1.OO !.
Kid ! i ] Gloves 6;
69 8
New Mannish Mohair,
$1.6!9:)l..
- - - --------

4 10 buy, such as these under the
usual conditions would mean much
more expense to you. They're the 4
latest spring fancies, made in tho
lnannish effects and plaids, with
a soft, silky finish-*1. go a yard. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
SOC Organizes, 19c.5

Honest no IS absolutelys tough
Ito have to AXE such goods and
Il have to almost give them away
before Y the season ever, arrives
good. But it's Il an Hill wind that
blows nobody good, and It's blowing
your way this time. The goods
must be sold. They comeNsin all
popular prints and are worth soc;
now Do. I. N nj t Il MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

George NJ. Rogers, OF Engine Company No.
5, Richmond Fire Department. is quite III at
his home on Nicholson Street.
James Powers. who has Dcen at the Virginia
Hospital several weeks for treatment. con-
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-08-11
Attack
OF Fast Heart Lasted
100 Hours.
Doctors Didn't Know
What To Do.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine Cured Me.

"For seven years have been troubled
with what the doctors called fast heart,
going at once from the usual beat to twice as
fast, which in short time would exhaust me
terribly and only after treatment by physi-
clan it would get back to normal speed.
These attacks increased in frequency and
severity until December, 1901, when they
came on once a week. Each attack would
lay me up day or more. The attack begin
ming January 18th, 1902, lasted 100 hours
(almost week) my heart beat almost one
hundred and fifty per minute and some
times more. During this week my physician
consulted with four other doctors, but all to no
purpose. My heart finally slowed up, and it
was then serious question with my family
what to do next; as for me, | was too far gone
to care much what happened. DR.. Miles al
manac said, write for advice" and my son
wrote, receiving nice reply. A neighbor told
us he.had used your remedies with great ben
eft. Itook courage, began the use of DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine
until had taken eleven bottles of the Heart
Cure and seven bottles of the Restorative
Nervine. | had two slight attacks after
began the use of your medicine the last one
lasting only thirty minutes. For more than
three months my heart has run without a
furry. am cured, and DR.. Miles Remedies
did the work. / have been postmaster here
for more than ten years."-M. 1. CANTRELL,
p. M, Fredonia, Kansas.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot.
tie Dr. Miles Remedies. Send for tree book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medica! Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-08-11
Personals.

A. S. Lapham was In Erie Monday
Judge Heller is quite sick this week
q. S. Denison was here Tuesday
on business.
John j. Jones has returned from
Kansas Oity.
Supt. Barnes has gone to Colorado
for an cutting.
John Pratt went to Fredonia Tues
day afternoon.
Nell Parker of Paola is visiting
friends in This city.
Miss Olive VanSandt, of Garnett.
spent Sunday with home folks.
A. M. Landauer has returned from
a visit to his old home IN Lincoln, Ill
j. j. Hurt and family went TO Man
itou, Wednesday, for months out
ing.
S. W. Black of Columbus was in
Chauute Wednesday visiting old
friends.
E. M. Harold and wife have return
ed from few days outing at Excelsior
Springs.
Miss Darlington of Humboldt, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. DR..
Johnson
Mrs W. II. Hose and family left
Saturday night for Bucklin, Mo-, for
months visit.
BurriS Bros. make a specially
of farm loans. Rooms and 3
Mercantile building.
G. b. AmYx returned last Saturday
evening from few days stay in
Excelsior Springs.
Miss Vannie Shamel of New Chi.
cago, Mont, arrived Tuesday to take
a position on the Blade.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-08-11

Frank Courtney, who work at night
on the linotype on the Independence
X porter. came up from Independence
last Saturday night to spend Sunday
with home folks,
MIR. and Mrs. G. o. Gwyn and
daughter, of Onaga. who have beer
visiting the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gwyn, have gone tt NiOtaz"
for short visit.
A little forethought may save you
no end of trouble. Anyone WHO
makes it rule to Keep Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy
sale by all druggists:
Messrs. and Mesdames J. M. Jones,
w, B. Heller. W. H. Lawton, Joe
Barker, James BlOomheart and Harry
Stewart formed party and left Tues
day afternoon for differents points in
Canada.
Miss Ora Allen left Tuesday for
Topeka, where she is the guest o.
Miss Anna Hoch. She forms one Of
the governors distinguished part,
that goes to witness Miss Anna. Hoch
chrlsten the new bitteship Kansas e
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 1. Beeson ADD Mrs
Nora Yockey have returned from
Kim bail, where they went AS delegate
to the Y. ?. @. o., Neosho branch
convention of the U. A church, which
was in session the latter part of last
week.
81 had diabetes In the worst form
writes Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind,
81 tried eight Physicians without re
lief, Only three bottles of Foley's
Kidney cure made me we'll man"
The Brown Pharmacy