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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Smr9lOderte osn TuBbOoen.

2is,ie 9ap, 725 90. psarl str..
wuroe geitern ourd bic &aoler Dun-
CON uno Mstin in Obbut sonommen
unb na9 Der Station gebra9t. Die
Trau niro auf ibren 8siites3uitanb
unteriudt peroen.
als bic &aoler i'm 6auie anlangten,
fanben fis 2i85ie emfis an Der arbsit,
nit Dem Belle 269er in ben SuBbooen
3u f6laaen uno tO4enoes Wafer our&
oieielbsn 3u gieBm. I'm i6rsn Wann.
ben He unter benz Jubbooen wdbnte,
oas 3sbsnsli9t aus5utoden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Yeriomal= Noti;en.

6rau Sofia 8aum m u g.
rer, 1136 Sao State Str, feierts
aefern i'm 2reiIs ibrer 6reunoe uno
B,tanntsn ibrsn 81. @sburtstag. S9on
am frtibsu Radmittag bate fi9 sins
sroBs anaabl Greunbinnen einqefellt
unb am Nbenb murbe bas 9eburts.
tagstinb bur6 bic iin9ere 8eneratiOn
nit sinem StdnoGen bsba9t. 5tr
bas leiblide @obl batts bas 8sburtss
taesfino sefor9t uno on Der $afel,
tpuroe man9es 6o9 unb man8er
Soatt aussebra9t. Nabe3u 100 per.
ionen nabmen on Der Geier tbeil. @s
wurbs oann fsibis bas San3bein ge.
i1wunesn unb fir ale, 8beilnsbmsr
itlue bic Stunbe biel 3u frtb um mad
ben heimatbli9en 9eifaben auf3u-
bre9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Snbianapplis, Snb, Sretae, o. Sftober 1905
Brad feim bSl;ermes |eim.
Opfer bes Iesten Dinters in mibIi9er Sn5s

Gin patisni, Der f9 isin b6l3ernes
8ein 9ebro9en bate, uuroe bon Der
Siipeniariums= =Imbulan3 geifern Nads
mittas an Der Of @aIbiu9ton Strabe
abasbolt. 2inbisp Sobbs. $40 2sOn
Strabs. elm Garbi9sr, Der spei b6lserne
Beine bot, mar nit einem oerielben auf
irssnb usl9s Wsiis fefserattsn. uno
beim 8eriu9e, bafelbe su befreien,
brad es ab. Sa Sobbs b6llis unfdbig
mar fid 3u bebslfsn, puroe er bon mit'
leioigen pahanten na9 bem Bargers
ifei9e gebradt unb geeen Elm @ebduoe
gelebut. Uo er berblieb, big ibn bic
Nm bulan3 abbolte.
Spbbs 1T Der Wann, tpsl6er in Der
Na9t uOm 1. auf ben 2. 6ebruar b.
s.. als er aus 5auebbile beimtebreno.
ita on Der Bsit @i9isan Str. gsgen
einen 3aun lebnte. bic aanae 0a&t in
bitterf9arfsr 3dlts bort ffanb, unb an,
nd9hen Worsen erf bon PaRanten su-
fdlis aufgefunoen tpuroe. Obren,
gtaie. GiBe unb 6dnbe marsn ibm
u6llig perfrOren. Wdbreno eritere nod
wieoer aufgetbaut uno na9 LANCER 8e.
banbluns uieber sebeilt weroen tonn'
ten, mubten bic SiiBe amputirt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
@!aomsbbb 0ebamSe bsrfanft.

Sas fhnftOdiae WillOusbbp Sc
bduoe, go. 224 Serb Merioian Str.
ssesntibsr benz pof=@ebdube. aus.
ialieBli9 bon Neratsn fir Officen be-
nubt, uuros ssiiern bur9 Die q. Wes'
GER 4gentur an giee.prdfosnt @bas.
%. 6airbanfs gssen SIS, 900 baar
psrtuuft. Sas @ebdube seb6rte 9rn.
Wilougbbp @sorss Wallins In @bi'
cago. gntsl bes psrftorbenen @iaiam
8. gnsliib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Sttftnmsss8aa Der Eaibimstou
9oss, 3. 8. 6. Of y.

Ror9sn, Samfag, Nbeno bdlt Die
BaibinstOn 2Oss go. Is, bic itinglts
bieRge 2oge bss Yerbsierten Orbens
Der ppthias &ittsr, In Der @olumbia=
Sals ibrsn 9rOben Stiftun9s- uno
Sabresbau ab. Gin 9utes @onite it
nit ben gOrbsrsitunsen fur bic Jeiili9-
feit betraut seusisu, 10 oab oen geius
9srn Elm anssnsbmsr abenb in gutter
@eisli9aft in ausfi9t fsbt. Die pp,
tbins 3itter ueroeu f,9 ibren @dffe1
geesnhber als angsnsbms uno untsrs
haltenbe 8afiaeber 3eigsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

Charles 8rao forb, 0er-
treter Der S6ubert 8elaseo Sbeater
gOmpante, mar gefiern in Der Staot
um Sorbsrsitunssn fur ben gau zines
neuen Sbsaters, unabbdnei9 bonn
3beater-5ruif, 3u treffen. 0iels 4n-
fragen bon biefssn Sntereifirten finb
ben nsuen llnternebmern 3ugegangen.
Sollte bic neue @ompanie ins Jslo
treten, 10 piro Snoianapolis Elm neuss
uno mobsrnss Sbeatsr eriisr 9laiie er.
balten, in tDsl9em bis befen 8hbnen.
talents oss 2anbes auftrstsn tperben.
ginTsuerim i'm 6auie bon Graai
gates, 534 Colorado Ctr, ri9tsts si=
nen 69aoen bon $4O0 am @sbdube
an. Sas Geusr entifanb bur9 sinsn
f9abbaftsn S&ornfiein.
gbtp tparb e DON, Der beim
Tubballipisle berlebIe S4tiler be,
Gbortriogs- 6o9f9uIe. wurbe. geiferr
TN 9iatonifsn GOipitale our4 Or,
WcSbane operirt unb bas Blut. mel.
aes Ft In Der Nisrengsgenb fefgeisb
bate, wurbe entfernt. Der patien
befinoet fi4 ben llmfdnben mad iuobl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

SefferfonpiIIs, 27. Oct.
3wei @sfansene bes biefgen @efdng'
niiiss ma&tsn ssifsrn Wa9mittas ben
geriu9 aus oemfelben au enttpeiden,
murbsn aber nod fur3er Saso bur9
bic @efdngnibbeamten wieosr einge-
fangsn. William Bir9man, burd
bas Marion gountp 2rsisssri4t au
2-14 Sabren perurtbeilt, uno Carl
Sulsp aus SnbianapOlis waren bic
bsiosn, tusl9e ban @sriud unternab-
men. geibe tparen i'm Slure nit I'm.
ftrsi9en bsi9dftist, batten fi9 auf irs
senb usl9s Wsiis 8trsertleituns be-
i4aft, unb bsriu9ten bann. nadbem
He an ben Wa4en porbsisesansen mo-.
rem. 3u entflisben, als Rs entbedt unb
3urhd iranspo.tirt purbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Gigentbiimlide l1mitdnbe
8eeleiten oen Coo zines iuneen
Stuoenten.
Ser Coroner tpiro cine 9eihenihau
abbalieu.

Sm ct. 8incent 9ofpitaI ift seftsrn
Wittag @robsr MuIboon aus poe,
Snb.. nabe Sort Wapne. Elm STUDENT
oes biefisen Snoiana MebicaI college,
gefforben.
Die ben Sob bes iungsn Mannes
be9leitenben nmffdnoe finb Big iebt
nod ni9t aufsetldrt, bod i9sint iein
Sob ourd einen @sbirnidlas berbeise,
fhbrt gu isin.
Nm Sage norber bate Der iunge
Mann fi9 an Der gr6ffnunss=8orIe.
iung beg >Se3ieriaales betbeiIist, tebrte
ant Mbsnb In isin 3iatmer surid unb
uurae i9wer tranf. @dbrenb Der
yta9t wisbsrboltsn fid bis 2rantbeits-
fdlle, unb mebrmaIises @rbrs9sn trat
Elm, 10 bab feline 3immsrtameraben
unb StuoiensenOhen q. 6. paff unb
&. M. Nidolfon auf feinen 3uifanb
aufmerfiam tpurben. Der iunae Mann
tpel9er iiber beftige 2opfi9mer3sn
tIagte, fanb mdbrenb Der Nadt auf,
leste fi9 Bel puff aufs gett uno tlaste
oiefem iein 2eio. Sn3miiden uar au9
glidols aufgefanben unb oieier CAB
benz 9ranfsn cine fleine Sofis Wsor-
pbium. als berielbe 9lei9 barauf be-
finnunsslos tpurbs, brahten Die bsibsn
iungen 2eute ibn in's Bett.
Gr bate bdufise Mnfdle bon grbies
den. bic In tur;sn llntsrbredungen
tpdbreno Der Na9t anbislten, aud fiel
osr>2rante ipdbreub Der Nadt mebrere
Wale aus benz 8ette. Als er am nd9s
fen Morssn nod INNER befnnun9slOs
mar, ri.f man Or. Me4rtbur our
STEELE. Der ben Jal iOfOrt als duberif
gefdbrlib erfannte uno ben 8eiins
nuugsloisn nad oem ct. 8ineent,
Soipitale ianbte, mo er trob aller Be-
mabungsn isitens Der asrsts iiarb.
@ebirnblutunsen iollen ben $oo bers
beiseffbrt babsn.
Sousit Rdb feffsasn lisb, batteNa6=
mittags WuloDon fid5 nit ieinem
3immergenoRen in cine freunbi9aft.
li9e gorerei (sparring) einseIai-
len uno alei9 na9oem wurbe er
i9usr tranf, unb feline Nsrpoftdt,
usl9s er bereits udbrenb bss Sagss
our s&au 9etragen, iotpie aud bic
3opfi4mersen feigerten fi4 rapioe.
paff unb RidsIion psrneinen,
bob In benz vSparrins" -3onteite ir=
eenbusIde Gt6bs Oosr S&ldse aus9e.
tbsilt tpurben. Nad Mnf4t bon Or.
@sper, Der in 2onfultation nit Or.
WeMrthur ben 2ranfen bebanbelte,
fann tpeber l1eberanifrengung nod Nuf-
re9uns in einem 10 iunsen Wanne
@ebirnblutungen berborrufen.
Der Coroner tpurbe bon benz 8obes=
fale bena9ri9tigt uno berielbe wiro
cine unteriudung anfelIen. I'm Die
Sobesuria9e fef3ufeQen.
Wlulooon's gltern lansten 9efern
Nbeno bier an uno begaben R9 na9
&epnOlbs 2ei&enbalIe. um be3agli3
Der ueberienbuns Der 2ei&e nod Sort
Wapns gorfebrunsen 3u trsfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
GndresYartis Der Tisslen .M&t.

Obiger guare'@lub hielt geiern i'm
6auie Der Jrau SObn Ssooeri9,
go. $40 @ssborf. Str, feline gudrs.
partie ab. Die Samsn perlebten einen
isbr anasnsbmen giadmittag. Sie
gladliden @sminner Der hibTdsn
preiis uaren: Jrau WH. St6faer,
1. prsis; Grdulsin Sillis Wieoenbaupt,
2. preis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Soot anfsefmmoen.

Sra @bebis, IS Sabre aft, elm 2um-
psminmmler, tuurbe bsute frtb in einsm
biaissn Sosisbauie, go. 324 Wef
@aibinston Str., aufsefunbsn. Der
Coroner. tp,l9er bon bsm Sooesfals
bena6ridti9t wuros. glaubt bab Der
Wann zines natiirli1en $ooes ifarb.
Die 2ei9e uuroe ins fdotiI9e 2ei9sn'
haus ee6ra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

Wlit Der Wabl unb Snfallirung
neuer geamten i9lOb geitsrn i'm Senis
ion 5otsl bic nsunte idbrli6s 9onoens
tiOn Der ySnbiana 8antsrs' Ihocias
tion."
gls prdfibsnt ipurbe Der bisberige
Vise=prdfoent, s. 8. @burd bon
Wuneie ertpdblt, udbrenb in oeHsn Bis.
BERGER Steaung Sames Wonnban BON
Orleans rhdts. Der bisbsrige estre-
tdr, Anbrem Smith bon bier, tpuroe
pieoer erpdblt.
Die geifrise SiBung bot man6ss
Snts rehante; In erffer 2inie bic Dis.
tuition fber ben log. Serasplan. na1
tusl9sm Der @eneral= l=Inwalt oes Staas
tss. tibsr bic 2ssaIitdt alIer iidotiiden
unb gOuntp geri&reibungen au snt=
f9eiben bot. Sobann bic Hebe unie-
res N3ssprdfbentsn Charles %. 5air=
bants iiber bas Sbsma: Sin Wort
bes Wiaiommens." gr iaste in iei=
ner &ebe. oab er ben 8sriammeltsn
3undaf einen psri6nli9sn @ruB su
entbietsn wiinide; tuenn ireenb jemanb
tpertb lei, wiltommsn sebeibsn su tpsrs
ben. 10 ieien es wobl bic Serren,
pel9e In gantssi1dftsn i'm gan,en
Staate intereiiirt isien !; ni9ts
f6rbert bas Wa9stbam zines Staates
mebr. als quite ganten; tpsnn mir pro.
iperiren pollen, mtfsn mir ni9t nur
aeiunbe @elotpdbrung, iOnbern au9
quite 8anfen babsn, 8anfsn, In bic
oas publitum pollss 8ertrauen bot;
bic 8anquiers bon Snbiana baben ffets
fHr bas 9eiunoefe @slbfpfem f@ er-
fldrt; iolde 8anquisrs fnb orinaenb
n6tbig neben geiunoer @eIbmdbrunQ
unb guten 8anfen; in feinem 9eparte=
ment unierer einhsimiIaen Oetonomie
1T 9eiunoe 9si9dftsbaiis unb ebrlide
@eiadftsmetbobe orin9snber n6tbig,
ais geraoe i'm 8anttpsien; bic gan.
quiers bon Snbiana baben fets
rhbmli9ft tooperirt nit Der gnttpidlunq
BEG Staates; He babsn alIeseit lSalfs
unb multiplying 9egsbsn gu iebsm
neuen. eeieBli8en llntsrnebmen; pis
fanel unb 3u wel9er @r6Be oas ge.
iddftlide 2ebsn unieres States an=
ua4fen lou, bdn9t BON benz 5ortidriti
uno Der gurfi8t tnisrer ganfen ab.
Der 8i3e.prdfbsnt i9lob nit BEN
@uni9s, bob bic Serren ganquiers
Bel Der &hdtebr In ibre rsip. Seimatben
srtueiterte Soeen mitnsbmen m6aten
nit gesus auf bic Wi9iisfeit ibrss
Berufes.
Weitere anipra&en bieItsn Sobn 8.
6amilton bon 9oopsrion. SGinoia!
Wiaiam 2ibinsiton bon Detroit uni
g. q. Glpnn bon Chicago.
Mit elmer gemdtbIi@sn 3uiammsn'
tanft int Commercial Club tam bic g.
8onpsntion Der ganquiers gum Nb'
f&lub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

Sneiner Sur9brennes
rel an Der Werioian unb "a. GtraBs
wurbe gefern Jrau STANFORD fnwe,
DsrleBt. udbreno ibr 6 Sabre alts,
SObn obne ernfe gsrlsbunsen oabon
fam. Der 2leine, ben man befn.
nunsslOs aufaob, erbolte fi9 5alb.
iobaB man fur iein gefinben wsits,
tsins Beiorgnib best.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

Bauer u bn niBf4eine.-
Grant Sobnion, gottage, @oloenOribe
nabe %. Strabs, $500. - Sofepb Or.
BeQ. Wpbnbaus. Ssiferfon Mbenue,
nabe 10. 6traBe, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

Jn Den s am men umges
I o m m n. Sn elmer 9ia9t brannte
Der &rug in S0jslep Eel Stitps, SGnss
mart, nieoer. Ser Sruabeiiker, feline
5ipei &inoss uno Elm WldO9en perz
brannien- 9ie Jrau oes gefiBers re.s
iete ii9 ogrh einsn Sprung aus Dem
SSenfter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

GttftttmsSfeit ttno 8au
Der @aibtn9ton Soge go. is
s. 8. s.. g., attt Samta8
Mbeno, %. Cttober, TT oer
Columbia Gaue.. Gtntrttt
25 Cents. 9atttett fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

- Die beas 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Gtabt, Nuao's .2ou9feaom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

~ @aa&t bic Tish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
S9lnB Der neuntea &onbention

Der Snbiana 8anquiers:Af fociation.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-07-14
Leanna.

Cd. Courtney and family of Saw
onburg visited friends here Sunday
The Leanna spring chickens are
going to attend the picnic at Savon-
burg THURSDAY. OF course they Will
have a fine time.
Mable Haymaker and Leslie Snod
grass are on the sick list.
Mrs. Allsbury's sister and nieces OF
Illinois are visiting her at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Afford went tt
Erie Sunday. They took the Kids
with them and they remained to at
tend normal.
NJ. M. Blair and sister, Pansy, spent
Sunday afternoon with Jesse anc
Mable Haymaker.
Mrs. Libbie Ingels and Maud took
dinner with j. F. Blair's Monday.
Rev. Carter delivered two excellent
sermons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Sours gave a
party at their home Saturday even
ing, There were over 90 persons
present. All report it one OF the
greatest events of the season.
Married at the home Of the groom
on Monday evening, July 3, Mr.. Joe
Libby and Miss Mable Smith. We
wish them all the joy and happlne IS
this world can afford.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-07-14
Hagenbeck's

The:big Hagenbeck show was in
Ihanute, last Tuesday. An immense
crowd of people turned out to see tn 6
wonderful aggregation of highly
trained animals and first class per-
formers, and not one but seemed t.
90 away none than pleased with what
he saw.
1t is surely wonderful to see the
extent to which these wild and feri-
us beasts can be trained. The rir z
and acrobatic performances were
simply the best and of the very best
kind. There was nothing to shoe
the sensibilities of any one and not a
suspicion Of graft from start to finish.
Altogether we consider Hagenbeck's
the ceanest and best show that has
visited Chanute in many day.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-07-14
The Passing of tho BIousel

Noting the maynard tendencies Of
fashion In the New Idea Woman's
imagine for August, Charlotte Mill
ward says: "Mhile the name blouse
has been retained as convenient
term tU designate q bodice or shirt
waist not having a skirt of like ma
terial. the garment itself is no longer
as loosely fitted as formerly. The
exaggerated pouch is discarded
feature, and a strong tendency is
asserting itself toward the draped or
dart fitted bodice. Last year the
separate blouse was blouse. properly
speaking, and the dart fitted effects
we're reserved for costumes. But
Dame Fashion is tickle jade, and
among the smartest blouse models are
| numbered several of these new de-
signs. A novelty is certain to have
something OF vogue, and as the
closely fitted bodice is dressier than
one of the loose order, the advancing
season is likely TO find this style the
fad for theater or restaurant wear.
But just as surely fad they are cer-
tain TO remain, In spite OF the threat
ened invasion Of the high-busted
corset. Whether this last fact hi 9
anything TO do with IL Ur not, the
Louis and Directoire cOatee bodict 8
are greatly admired, and the combina-
tlon of wide revers, fare cuffs and
jaunty little peplums achieve some
charming results. Particularly when
made of brilliantly Powered brocade
or taffetas. and worn with o lace or
plain cOlored silk skirt, the coates
give that old-plcture look 50 sought
after by our devotees of fashion In
fact, quite a plumber are exact copies
of the bodices depleted 10 the por-
ats OF the periods mentioned"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-07-14
Union Valley Voices

Fourth of July 1905 is date Of the
past.
Lee Smith. former Chanute West
Brick employee but now working at
one of the Fredonia brick plants, came
up to Chanute TO spend few days
about the 4inst.
The B. Y. P. WIS. held an election
of officers last Sunday night. Benz
Gorley was elected president and
Clarence Jackson vice president for
the next six months. The society
holds meetings every Sunday evening
at the church.
W. Y. Harding from California
made Leonard Terry's short visit on
the Fourth. He and family have
spent two or three years In California
and are now on their way 80 Arkansas
where he anticipates investing quite
sum In land.
Quite a number of teachers have
applied for the district sc school for
the ensuing year.
George Chickadonz, one of NeUsho's
young teachers, Is attending the
institute In Neosho county which
was to have begun the 10inst. He
has been in attendance at the Cha
uute Business college since his school
closed 10 the spring.
On account OF the quarterly meet
ing in Greenwood county there will
be no preaching at Union Valley
church next Sunday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-07-14

1"Quick lunch" is one of the com.
monest of city signs. The sign doesn I
say "a healthy lunch of good food
the character OF the food apparently
is not considered. It's just a quick
lunch, eat and get away Is it any
wonder that the stomach breaks
down? Food is thrown at it, sloppy,
indigestible and innutritious food.
very often, and the stomach has to do
the best 1t can. Normally there
should be no need for medical assist
ance for the stomach. But the aver
age method Of life is abnormal and
while this continues there will al
ways bea demand for DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t is the
me medicine which can be relied on
to cure diseases Uf the stomach ard
other organs Of digestion and nutri-
zion. 1t is not cure.all. 1t is a
medicine designed for the stomach
and 20 cure through the stomach
remote diseases which have theiI
cause in the arrangement of the stom.
ach and digestive and nutritive sys.
tenn. 1t cures when all else fails.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-07-14
Famous Men at Ottawa Chau.
tauqua Assembly.

You've heard Of them, you've read
reports Of their addresses, you've dis
cussed the merits of their position,
but you have never seen or heard the
men themselves. This is your oppor.
tunity. Don't depend entirely upon
Others for your knowledge Of men.
visit Ottawa-at least while these
men are there. The men, the days
and the subjects, are: Clarence s.
barrow, American Patriotism" July
5th; Robert NJ. LaFollette, THE Peo-
pie and the Railroads." July 9Th,
VIM. Travers Jerome, Municipal Re-
FORM" July 7th; Thomas w. Lawson,
"FeeDziec Finance" July sth. Very
low rate, only s2.55 from Chanute tc
Ottawa and return. Tickots on sale
July to II, limit July Is.
II. NJ. ERHART, Agent,
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa FL
Railway.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-07-14
ROllin.
Fine weather st present.

Fine weather st present.
VIM. Bussman and Albert Burghart
are harvesting their fax at present
VIM. Burghart and VIM. Bussmar
and family dined with the Kruger
family Sunday.
Claude Perry and Henry Burglar
of Chauute visited with Albert Burg
hart Sunday afternoon.
Quite a number of Italians working
on the railroad left for Kansas City
Sunday.
Myer sisters visited with the Re-
bert's family Sunday afternoon.
Philip Rettig took dinner with the
Myer young folks Sunday.
The dance here was we'll attended
Saturday night.
Well Andrew we think that vol
had better get carriage as four is II
many to haul In one buggy.
The people Of this locality seem Il
be 10 hurry to thresh their grain a.
present.
Quite a demand for old rooster
since the Italians are working here.
Homer Cleveland worked for FREQ
Beale the last of last week.
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Urbana.
Mrs. Antrum has a very sick babe.
Harry Fisher is on the sick list.

Mrs. Antrum has very SICK oaoe'
Harry Fisher is on the sick list.
Mrs. G. Noble and her two children
are sick.
Chas. Daron while watching the
ball game at Thayer the 4th was mt
with the ball, making a very painful
wound. DR.. Coffman sewed up the
cash and ne is getting along nicely.
G. u. Heilman is building an addi-
ton to his residence.
Chas. Austin is threshing In this
neighborhood this week.
Joe lies has a new arrival al his
house in the shape Of a 9 10. girl born
on the 9th, mother and child doing
we'll and Joe is happy.
Mrs. Ellen Ticknor and her two
daughters from Topeka are visiting
friends and relatives here at present
Mrs. Ed Fisher was called to Okla
homa last Saturday, on account OF the
severe illness of her daughter Mrs.
Frank Carson.
]. G. Neeley and family came up
from Par,o IS. Sunday, on visit.
Miss Mollie lies met with a painful
accident last Saturday morning. She
was Tightening the top of a fruit can
when the can broke and cut the index
finger on the lett hand severely.
TREAT YOUR KIDNEYS FOR RHEUMATISM
When you are suffering from rheu'
IN atism. the kidneys must be attended
to at once so They will eliminate the
uric acid from the blood. Foley's
Kidney Cure is the most effective rem
edy for this purpose. r. T. Hopkins
of Polar, Wis, says: after unsuc-
cessfully doctoring three years fol
rheumatism with the best doctors,
tried Foley's Kidney Cure and i
cured me. l cannot speak too highly
of this great medIcine,"-The Brown
Pharmacy.
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Katy Excursions

Eureka Springs, Ark. s7.15 round trip any old
date up to Sept. Both. Final limit 30 days.
Emporia, kas., $40 round trip, June 9th to
Aug. 4th.
Sloan Springs, Ark, 81 round trip, any old
date up to Sept. 30th. Good 80 days.
Eagles Denver, COL, Aug. l2-13-1lth, open rate
3d. round trip, final limit 30 days.
Eldorado Springs, Mo-, IS. round trip, on
sale June LIST to Sept. Both, days.
Home seekers to south and west Bird Tuesdays
each month. One fare plus 81 good q days.
Hot Springs, Ark, Sl4.70 round trip on sale
any old date up to Sept. 3Oth, return limit
50 days.
The Elks Buffalo, N. Y, 5000 round trip OF
sale July 18th. Sth and 9Th final limit Aug. 4th.,
Milwaukee, Wis, S20.l5 round trip on sale
July 10th to 10Th. final limit July 25th.
g. A. r. Encampment Denver, Colo.,, $11.Sl
round trip on sale Aug. Both to Sept. 4th, fina
| limit Oct. 7th.
To Lewis and Clark exposition Portland
Oregan. round trip S45.75 up to $3.50 according
to route going and coming.
Sbecial tourist rates to Colorado, Michigan
Canada and Western New York on sale ever!
day. For further information apply to B. d
Brownell. agent.
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Rev. Smith preached ut the M. Il.
church Sunday.
Mrs. Fisher aud daughters, Grace
and Eva, celebrated al CAME, kas.
While there they were guests OF
friends and relatives,
Among those who took the plug for
Cberryyale Monday. were Velma Flor
ence and Isaac Smith, Mrs. j. Z. Glib,
son. Walter Cadle, Frank Adele and
Alice and Jessie Lawrence.
Isaac Smith made business trip to
Chanute, Monday.
Joe Reed went to Independence,
Tuesday evening, returning Wednes'
day morning,
f. A. Hefey made business trip to
Neodesha. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Smith and
children went to Chanute, Monday,
where from there they will 20 to Erie
TO attend court, They will visit rela'
tiyes near Chanute and Erie before
returning home.
Arnold Ellis was quite sick SUNDAY
but is better at present writing.
Mary Elliot and children spent Sun
day with Clark Ellis and family.
Ben johnson, Harry Fisher, Alva
Osborne, Walter Gable and Rex Mite
hell had good time eating Ice cream
at w. Fishers, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim CENTS came uI
from Okamulge, 1. T.. last week. tC
visit relatives here. Mrs. CENTS will
stay until September, but Jim Will
return home In few weeks.