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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05
Notice of StookhoIders, Meetiro

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
The Oklahoma and Kansas Oil & Gas Company
will be held at the law Office Of Lapham &
Brewster in the city of Chanute, Neosho county
Kansas, on the 22nd day of January, 1905, at 2
O'Clock p. IN. for the purpose of electing Board
Of directors, to amend Article of the bylaws
so that the number Of directors shall be seven
and for the transaction of such other business
a. may be brought before the union.
o. B, LAPHAM, Secretary.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05

Topeka is rejoicing, as we'll she
may over the expansion that is about
to take place in the Santa Fe shops
at that place. Chauute people seem
to think that we have reasons to ex
pect quite an increase of Santa Fe
interests at this place in the imme-
diate future.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05
First published in Chanute Times. Jan. s. 1870
E1Notioe Of Final Settlement

State OF Kansas, Neosho County, IS,
In the probate court in and for said county.
In the matter aud estats OF Anna Bebe, de-
ceased, Creditors and other persons interested
IN the aforesafdeastate are hereby notified that
at the next regular term Of the Probate Court
in and for ssid county, 70 be begun and held al
ths court house In Erie. in the county of Neosho
state aforesaid, on the first Monday In the
frst day Of said month, apply TO said court for
a full and anal settlements Of said estate.
". W. FRrE, Administrator.
Dated Chanute Kss-, Jat. I, 1905.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05
HALE THE WORLD WONDERS

how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklen's Arnlca Salve never
wonder if it will cure cuts, Wounds.
Burns, Sores and all Skin eruptions;
they know it Will. Mrs. Grant Shy.
113O e. Reynolds ST., Springfield, Iii.
says; ~ regard it one of the absolute
necessities of housekeeping" Guar
anteed by all druggists. Csc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05
BEATS THE MUSIC CURE

ITO keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. "I take DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are tn.
most reliable aud pleasant laxative /
have found" Best for the Stomach
Liver and Bowels. Guaranteed By all
druggists. IS.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05

The Topeka Capital seems to have
the senatorial matter entirely settled
and Curtis is to be the man. Pro-
badly the Capital has not heard from
the third district where our Phil
lives.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05

Let me see, was there not an in
vestigatior of State Treasurer Kel
ley's office instituted some time last
fall?
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05

Call at the carpet and art store for
a dne carpet. elegant rug or beautiful
picture. Room next the post of1ce.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05

Gov. Odell of New York seems
to have snagged pretty big hole in
the bottom of his political scow.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05
Admiral Roestveny Creating Sensation
christmas Eve in Mexico

the
DR. christmas Eve In Mexico
nun l,metime ago gave to the readers
II NE Chimes" an account of the
cont9ration of the Fourth of July in
eSSeryIco City. There have been
slonItailal feast days and important
endors since that time. but to me
book =,
works athe most interesting was the
letter o.. iace of the anniversary of the
~. II fl nr Christ, according to the
ThevW custom in the homes of
ingredicnI
cines,arc 40 are able to carry out the
several So
recommend
q misSGyer1 beginning, l must again
more wciste to the natural hospital
than any
nonialsS s,ourtesy of the Mexican
tho ti,e Ingred ia which we were indebted
are ct9hmapSoSs@itation to the home of a
THE BAp9E2oung couple who had
.3Dr, pie4 for the ceremony. I'm
fi attA stoa asly after our own services on
III PiMe we went to the house
Xua Sseu,Hry thing was in readiness
h3Es asa N luests beginning to arrive.
HI M ge taken into the parlor
,sSba beautifully lighted and
what onE Completely filling one
that. rge stage had been erected.
nae, = &ery and back. geound was
2 pded to represent the country
Hing Bethlehem and the little
'1ait which the Holy Babe lay.
il forek was omitted--in the center
stable with the bed in the
medicine and cattle and sheep stand
Ocean u Away IN the rear, were the
when guided by the star. coming
his wild fgifts- Around this center
pam 'us ps OF figures representing
TdAstage of civilization and every
ss isssss tof life. All the figures were
ttoys but the whole plan and
M tdgemeni showed careful study
lev r. knowledge of the bible that
luvef Fatifying indeed. In front of
dian |age were arranged the gifts for
2 VIZ present, similar to the way we
iace e ours around Xmss tree.
IL BIS of candles we're placed
Id the room but were not burn,
~ looked at the scene before us,
used its splendid arrangement.
%peauty and were preparing to.
vi when we were informed by
n bseess that at twelve the real
N aony would take place, La the
III aime. in an adjoining room, the
N m IuklC vi d SOWIU OC
~ which announced the pre-.
of an orchestra, The doors
eAhrown open and the dancing
---4. l had often read of the
d and charm of Spanish dance
As ! watched the joy, life and
MAN the beautiful, dark eyes of
EaxJ young people, and listened to
nellow voices, could see
Y KIN many poet had received
mMpiratlon.
l k3w minutes before twelve the
Mig ceased and l marveled at
-iet and solemnity that SO soon
M led and then again, when l
GNaat was to follow, l was forced
\ ~r1der at the strange prelude to
IA 1erent scene which was next
nHe candles in the room were
Az / and each guest was given one
NN u All knelt down around a
NJ = In which was dish of fine !
r. that had been blessed by ;
I'M ly Father. Through the
hme young lady carrying a i
Toll; wrapped in large silk c
which had also been conse- v
.;for that purpose by the Priest.
n er was chanted and then the
zzS very carefully Amounted
holy perfume, rew:apped I
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05
BLACKSMITH COAL.

0ININ0WFFTI 0OHE'
Genuine Georges Greek Big Vein
Piedmont Coal [mIned in MRrylaDdl
the best smIthing coal in the world
for sale at the VIM, Kavanaugh Co.
shops. Il
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05

1t looks very much like Jim Ma
ton is going to walk into the audi
tors Office, almost without an effort.
He is very popular all over the state
and is drawing ardent support from
every quarter.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-05

ms 81 year, still beng male
a earty A tie close of the en-
'ianment Ms. Robertson pre-
sented to each Of the guests beau
tfn' white handkerchief as remem-
brance of her friendship, after which
the friends returned home wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson a. long life
and many happy New Years.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Knowls and granddaughter,
Miss Yoder, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
and granddaughter, Miss Della Rit,
chards, all of carlton, Mr.. and
Mrs. {. E. Alexander, of Channte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
MR.. BLENNER FINED.
Officer Summoned Him to Court
for Speeding His Automobile.


MIR. B. A. Blenncr was fined SO by
Justice Crutchfleld yesterday morning for
running an automobile faster than the
limit prescribed by an ordinance Of the
city.
The warrant against MI Blenner read
''oldsmobile,' and he fought the charge
that he never had Il machine of this
make. He declared that an officer could
not possibly see = speedometcr on BIZ
cycle at night. and that Officer Amos was
mistaken when he said TINT he was driv
ing his machine at a rate exceeding M
teen miles an hour.
Patrolman Hatton Amos testified that
he had looked at his speedometer and de-
clared upon his oath that the machine
was going faster than fifteen miles an
hour. Gu
When Justice sCrutchfield imposed the
fine Mr.. Blenner said he didn't think II
WAS right. for he wanted a continuance
until he could get other witnesses. There
was threat to increase the fine, and it
looked for time as though there would
be an appeal but 1t all subsidized without
any harm being done. Justice Critchfield
said that he was against all automobiles
and the like. and no amount of PERSIA
sion could foce him to ride in one or
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
MINISTER'S ASK 1T.
Methodist Pastors Adopt Mr..
Snoouer's Resolution.

At the Methodist preachers lneetin
Monday morning a warm discussion oc
curred on the question of temperate
legislation now before the General As
sembly.
resolution oHered by Rev. George II
Spooner was unanimously adopted. am
signed by every member present-twenty
one in number.
TO the Members of the General AS
sembly:
Below is a copy of the resolutions:
Whereas, 1t Is commonly reported
that the temperance legislation asked
for may not be considered OH the floor
of the Assembly because OF lack of
time and rush of other business.
And whereas, We believe that we
voice the sentiments of thousands of
Christian citizens. who, for years have
given their support to the Democratic
party, hoping that the relief desired
might be secured through laws enact
cd by Democratic Legislature.
And whereas, the legislation granted
two years ago has been largely nulli-
fled "a by the establishment of so
cial clubs in the cities, many OF
which exist only for the profit of the
owner of the charter, and which,
under the provisions of that charter,
operate seven days in the week-a
menace to the home, a school of de-
hatchery and crime for young men,
and a source of sorrow to woman
hood and childhood, taking from many
the weekly wages OF the breadwinner,
and leaving them to suffer. And ca
by the sale of manufactured cider
in the country districts. virtually re-
storing crossroads bar-rooms, where
police protection is unknown,
And whereas, the law IN reference
10 social clubs, as it now exists
even; II reasonably enforced. offers
no relief.
Therefore, We respectfully, but
earnestly request that you enact such
legislation at this session. as will give
10 us in reality, what the law of two
years ago purpcrted to give, but which
has been evaded by the issuing OF
charters to clubs that are scarcely
more than Sunday bar-rooms, and the
sale of intoXicants under the gllisc OF
cider
These two items we asw for-one
bearing upon conditions In the city,
the other upon conditions In the coun-
try.
We do not think a great deal OF
time need be consumed In the discus
sion OF this moral question, hut We
90 ask that a huf1clent tine bs given
II before the Assembly to secure Il
recorded vote on its passage.
we ask this as a corrective measure
10 law already on the statute books
of tilc Commemorative Law pronis-
Ing relief but which is being flagrunt-
~ evadcd.
We ask II because We tnlcyc It In
duo the Christian c!tlzenship OF tho
State. and because continuance or
present conditions viii tend to greater
disregard of law"
\ committee consisting Of Reya. q. n
srooner, W, 4, Cooper and j. X. Jollii
war appointed 10 make known tbia 10
gpeHt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
CLUB CASES GO OVER.
March 10th Set for Hearing the
Charges.

Commemorative Attorney ATInilree
Folkes could not be In Police Court yes
terday morning on account of the hearing
OF several cases In the Hastings Court,
and the hearing of the charges against
the bartenders of four social clubs in
the city for selling liquor without license
WAS continued until the 10th of March.
Griffin Arthur, witness for the Com
monwealth. was placed under security
in the sum of $500 for his appearance
10 testify against the accused. Alderman
Dabney became security for him.
None OF the evidence was heard in any
OF the cases, although each bartender
was ready for trial. x-Commonwealth's
Attorney ID. G. Richardson will represent
Davis of the Manhattan Club, ana Mr.
Fulcher, of the Club at No. 7CS East
Broad street. Mr.. l., o. Wendenburg vii!
represent Voland bartender for the
Richmond Club, and Gilbert *. Pollock
is counsel for the Jefferson Club. on
lower Main Street.
John Fitzgerald, of Roanoke, 1t is un-
dorstood, Is the principal witness for the
prosecution, Arthur came rro,n Roa-
noke, and alter court said that he took
Fitzgerald around last Sunday as a friend
whom he had known previously.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
Still independent.
Editor of The Times Disratch:


there appears telegram from this plila,,.
neaded Factory Sold In which it h
stated that the controlling interest in th.
Ware Kramer Tobacco Company stoe.t;
mas been sold. the whole settlement was
made through Northern bank, etc
FMS item does iniuetice TO The Wares
Kramer Tobacco Company on the 8th
INST. tsixtcen days before YOU received
tle news. and more than n week afte,
me TACT was published In the ncwspapcrs
-oi Inls Statcl, Il majority OF the s.oekg
IN The Ware kramer Tobacco COMPANY
was purchased BY myself, Mr.. Krapci
and other parties, whose names appear
on the books Of the company. which arr,
open TO any of our customers at any lime
they may see tit to inspect same Tho
settlement Was made through a BaItimorn
pank-and have always considered Bait
more Southern city.
me officers OF the company are r u
Ware president and general manager:
Salnuel Kramer, vice-pre3uec., and " q
.leftwlch, secretary and treasurer The
change In ownership of the stock is a
positive guarantee that White Rolls
cigarettes will continue to be n,anuffic-,
tured by an independent company. and
that the business viii be largely m
creased. and developed; that the trust can
never secure this business, bit that it Will
remain absolutely independent
Yours very truly,
TILE WARE-kRAAER TOBACCO Co,
Per f. d. Ware, President
6 Wilson, n. c., February 60. 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
THE HIGH SCHOOL
NEEDS MORE ROOM.
School Board Wants TO Buy Old
Marshall Home and Jeffer-
son Club.
WHOLE BLOCK CALLED FOR
Budget Considered in Executive
Session and Want Columns"
Cut and Slaslled.
WHOLE BLOCK CALLED FOR

| Tie Council Committee ON Finance held
n lengthy meeting last night, and after
| hearing M earnest appeal from the School
| Board TO buy for the new high school
! the old Marshall home, the Jefferson Club
| and other Marshall Street property. went
into II long executive sesslon to consider
and pass upon the budget
notwithstanding the horrible weather
there was n full attendance OF the men,
bors of the committee.
Major j IL. Capers and Mr. Charles
Hutzler. from the School Board, with
Clerk walford and Superintendent Fox.
appeared before the committee In the
interest of q greater high school.
Major Capers and Mr.. Hutzler were
the spokesman, and they urged the COM
mittce to make financial arrangements for
the purchase at once OF the Marshall
Street frontage. from Eighth Street to
Ninth. for the new high school The
property the board wishes purchased is
the old John Marshal homestead. the JEFF
ferson Club property. ard the four or hve
residences between tho Jefferson Club and
Eighth Street This would give the
high school an entire block and ample
opinion that tho entire property can be
obtained for $4,000, or perhaps n little
more. In response to II question, both Mr..
Hutzler and Major Capers said that while
the present grounds and the proposed
new building would afford ample accom-
modations for present high school needs,
they will be utterly Inadequate as soon
as annexation takes place, hence the ne
cessity for action on the part Of the COM
mittee and the Council before work Is
commenced on the new high school build
ing.
While the committe took no action
last night, the questions asked by the
members and the interest they showed In
the matter indicated that they We're very
favorably impressed with the proposition
of the board.
AT ais o'clock the committee went into
executive session to consider the report
of the subcommittee on the budget. The
executive session was very secret, and
so We're all the members when they came
out but it was understood that after
much wrangling and discussion a final
report to the Council was agreed upon,
and the labors on the budget SO far as
the Finance Committee Is concerned.
were completed. 1t is certain that sew
eral of the departments will fall far short
of the amounts they named when they
made known their wants for the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
SHE FINALLY WENT BACK
Justice John Put Extra Time on
the Recalcitrant Matte.

After Matte Price, a. negress from the
ward, and a sassy neEress at tat. had
been sentenced to jail for sixty days by
Justice Crutchfeld yesterday morning.
she resisted with all her strength the
efforts of Mr.. Robins to place her be-
hind the bars in the cage.
The gallant Mr. Robins fetched her
backwards after she wouldn't go for
ward and Nanked her into the presence
of the one John again.
She resisted me-" he exclainnt1.
Did, did she?" blurted out Crutch-
field
Yes, sir; her conduct was very rep
rehensible.f answer Mr. Robins.
II aln't guine back dar.'' spluttered
out Matte. looking like Il mashed Irish
potato.
"rll Just fix you for one year, Matte
Now see If you will get back all right
And If you don't feel INCLINED to make
your feet move, I'll just tell my baby
policeman there to handle YOU" said the
court. aud back to the cage went Mat
tie there to remain for the black wagon
to take her to the hotel de junk 10
linger for fourteen months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
STREET CLEANING.
Improvements Made Last Year in
Supt. COINS Department..

TIE fourth annual report OF Henry
Coin, superintendent Of street cleaning
which WAS handed TO the Mayor yester-
day, shows that good work was done dur
ing last year, while the department kept
well within ts budget appropriation hav-
Ing $26s.5S 10 lis credit at the cnd OF tile
fiscal year,
Attention Is called to the fact that the
su!hes which have been used for dumps.
are lilled up, and in three years the city
VIII nave 10 find new place % dlsposa
of The refuse
during last year new stable was
pulii' which accommodates al OF tic
stock and which is IN excellent sanitary
condition the yard being paved ana Tho
whole place drained
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
Delightful Tackey Party.

a delightful tacky party was given
by Mr.. John +. Lewis in his home n
few evenings ago 10 number of his
young friends. The affair was complete
success III every detail and proved
thoroughly enjoyable. The guests were
dressed "tacky,'' some of which were cx-
5tremely comical. Mr.. Decatur Dalton
and Miss Niaude Sims Won the prize
Tor the best get up'-tickets to the
4Bijou-while MIR. Herbert Franklin and
Miss Mary Dalton won the BOBBY prize
for the tackiest costumes--one package
of chcwing-gum and y pound of ginger
snaps.
Among those present were Misses Irnlt
Brittle, Daisy Bigby, Nirgie Calls. Mary
Dalton. Trina BigEy, Eva Calls, Flossic
Frendrick, Gertic Fraysler. Sadie
Frendrick. Mamie Gregory, Nettie Jacobs,
Marguerite Lewis. Mary Jacobs. Mary
Otis, Bessie Jacobs, elsie Jacobs. Helen
Otis, Maude Sims, Jennie 1'illcr, uermie
Simpson. Lucille Otis. Hazel Tillcr, Ella
Thorpe. lillian Taylor: Mesdames Dali
ton. Dunford, Lewis, TAYLOR, Worsham,
and Messrs. Willie Abbott, Herbert
brittle, Harry Browning. Boydcn Brittle,
Roger Calls. Campbell Carter, Herbert
FrankIin. Norman Carter Howard Frank
lin Luther Gibson, Herbert Imam, John
il4ewis Ernest Woody. Archie Perkins.
8Louis Woody, Charlie Perkins. Samuel
Rome, August shultx, Dccater Dalton
aud others.
After most delightful evening the
quests wcre served with refreshments,
after which the happy company dis
tuCmscS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
FOUR CHARTERS GRANTED
Atlantic Hotel Corporation Au-
thorized in Norfolk.

Tho state Corporation Commission yos,
tcrdgy granted tho following ef,rftefs;
Nelson County aAJ lYs River yaiJwny
geott. prraldent H.-w YORK ciiy A. N
iIolilikoH hcretatS variety Mills, va
Capital, Nept, m operate d railroad
Atlantic Hotel Corporation. HnfTolk, u,
- Jitttske9ti. president. Norfolk county; W,
hritnh Rell, hfcr1tftry ana lreDhnref, Nor
fplk county Capital, t15.g,D. tfo tfnitls
tain aud oDptale qrtslA
iohGonn County emancipation AsHo,
lmtiplI" Hamilton Beptis Pierce, pfesls
don't fpresliylllr. H. ~ Clark. seGfes
tNryN liMnlIipn. Isaac WnieiE.. lfenhtlrnlA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28

he has been since Saturday under treat
ment Thaxton. In a rational moment
told DR.. thurman, OF the ambulance corps,
that prior TO his leaving Spartansburg,
he had been struck over the head by
some blunt instrument In the hands OF 81
barber. He couldn't seem to remember
anything about any difficulty that he had
had with any person, yet the episode witt
the barber appeared to weigh upon his
mind. Prior to this incident he recol-
lected nothing.
1'faxton had n considerable sum of
money upon arrival in Richmond. but
how lie disposed of this is :, matter OF
mystery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
Piles Cured.
Suffering for Years, and Bed. Ridden
From Piles, Contractor of Marion,
indiana, is Cured by Pyramid
Pile cure.
Trlsl package Sent Free 70 AIl VIC
Send Name and Address.

~ ~ r"aSndSe ocIlN TEISe 10 M WIN
Send Name and Address.
/. II was troubled with piles for several
years before would let it be known But
Y at last they became so severe tllnt could
not walk and had to take my bed. 4
tried everything and .anything the doctors
prescribed, and took their treatments for
u long time. But nothing ever did me atly
good, I had sesn Your adj. In differing
newspapers, SO 1 goi Il 5o-ccnt box ana
l got quick relief and by the time ! WAS
starting on my third box ! saw was
cured. have not been troubled with
them since. Nov you can use, TINS " YOU
r A. sutton, stone and Cement Con-
tractor, Marion Ind y
+ instant relief lcan be gotten by using
The maryelolls PYRAMID PHO Cure ~ M
swelling, heals all sores, ulcers aud lrli-
tated parts. !,
suffering ends and the cure offyoul' dread
Tie pyram,d d. Pile si cure renders al, ope
alton unnecessary. Don't submit to the
cruel eXcruciating pain caused by the
surgeons knife. Besides, 1t is expensive
and humllating and rarely u permanent
rho Pyramid Pile cure Is put ,,,,p in the
form, OF "easy-to-use," specially made,
supposltories, They are soothing, painless,
Instant and certain.
IS A trial treatment will be sent YOU Mt
without q cent of expense TO you, II YOU
i drug Co. Co. 1850 PYRAMID Bulidlng, Mar. Mar,
Shall, Mich
get a regular-.size package Of Pyramid
pile Cure III No,ir druggists for 50fcnnts,
or IL lie hasn't II, send us the money and
We will send II 70 you. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
Lost His Weeks Paw.

James Hawkins of Fredericksburg, one
of the brightest and most accommodating
OF the House pages. had the misfortune
yesterday afternoon to lose s13 from his
pocket on tho way from Eleventh and
Main to the Capitol, or in the Capitol
building after he returned. The popular
youth, while, Of course, disturbed, bore
his misfortune like a man. and he and
all those VINO know of his loss are trust
ing the money may be found. 1t was in
no purse or book. and consisted of five
bills--two tires and three ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
DINNER AT MANSION.
Governor Swanson Entertains in
Honor Of Lieut. Governor.

Governor Swanson entertained few
members OF the Legislature at the man
soin last night mt u dinner. in honor Of
Lieutenant Governor j. Taylor Ellyson
Among those present We're Senators Las
sitter. PhlcGar, II. T. Wickham. Thomns
Sims. Sears, j. Il. Campbell; Delegates
Roger T. Gregory A. -. Coleman. NJ. NJ.
Green. c. r.. r. Lane, w. w. Old, Jr..
w. Il. Barrett and r. w. Withers.