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The Washington times., 1907-07-07

n UT Of the twenty-five
\ ! beauties, assembled
by the twenty-five
great newspapers as the
crown Of American beauty,
the judges of the national
contest selected ten as the
most beautiful according to
their photographs, and ask
ed that these ten be sent to
Chicago by their newspa-
pers. This was done, Miss
Rice going chaperoned by
her sister, Mrs. Duvall, and
accompanied by a repre-
sentative Of The Washing
ton Sunday Times.
There the ten beauties
were seen by the judges.
and the awards followed.
The Washington Sunday
Times accepts the verdict Of
the judges that Miss Rice de
serves only third place. It is
a great triumph that she
should be awarded such a
high position in the galaxy
of beauty. 1t is, perhaps, as
great a triumph for the city
Of Washington that it is the
home Of such a beauty.
The full list of the twenty
five beauties, the sections
they represent, and the
newspapers which conducted
the quest for the nation 5
loveliest women, is as fol-
lows:
New England Boston Herald.
NJ. E. SYLVAINE.
Manchester n. II.
Rhode Island-Providence Tribune.
ROSLAND DATE.
1So Clay street. Pawtucket. r
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Del.
aWare-Philadelphia INQUIRER
CARRIE l. SHAW.
Atlantic City. n. J..
New YOrk-New York World.
ETHEL MCDONALD.
1876 Lexington avenue. New York city.
Western New T0rk-BuHalo Times,
PEARL MEYER.
Buffalo. n Y
Western Observation-Disclosures
Gazette Times.
LILLIAN LEASE.
Bellevue. Pa.
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during the contest as Il progressed. and
all OF them we're beautiful but the one
submitted by Mr. WOllard was The one
which the judges considered beautiful
enough TO have the distinction of being
called "loveliest.'
A history OF the search Tor the most
beautiful woman in Washington can
be, al best but a partial reflection OF
the enthusiasm the city felt IN the hunt
The interest uermcated aII classes OF
the population photographs on cciery
leaders were prominent among those
submitted. and there were photographs
Of trained nurses. all classes OF work
ing people. and all the leisure classes.
The Sunday Times. early IN the con-
test. announced that pretty women Nno
had no photographs OF. themselves suit
able for entry I'm the competition could
have their photographs taken at the eN-
pense OF The Sunday Times az practl-
caliy any photograph studio I'm TIE CITY
The people We're quick 90 take 2dv-n-
iage OF this opportunity for entering
contest
A charming feature Of the search all
the time e lasted was the anxiety OF
the people 20 help The Beauty Editor
find the loreliCst women 10 the ctty.
Countless letters were received from
men and women telling OF q pretty face
they had seen on n street car or I'm a
cafe or in "a department store Many
were received telling the names and
addresses of women whose photographs
Trcttiest women Of the National Capt.
tai
These hints and suggestions We're pub
Nshed IN The Times from day 90 day
with the result that the women referred
to, or some OF their friends. sent the
desired photographs. and the collection
OF lovely photographs iu the offices 81
The sunday Times WAS strengthened
and made more complete
Everybody q Helper
From the first there was no false mod
esty evinccd. Women did not object TO
their photographs being in the contest
They wanted them in. Everybody was
a helper OF The Sunday Times In the
hunt for the city's lOveliest.
Miss Mae BuclCer's photograph was
published in The Sunday Times March
"A as the first preliminary winner She
is blonde and a musician OF some
note already. although she is stu In
her teens The selection was applauded
by all who saw her photograph. IS q
result OF its publication IN The sun
day Times. she has been extensively en-
tertained IN diplomatic circles, especially
at the Turkish and Persian Legations
The following Sunday q married WOm-
an, Mrs. Stanton r. Norman. ~ 1861 Y
street northwest, was The winner. She
is a brunette, with the hair and spark
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

u photographs that had beer submitted.
Each Sunday. the population Of the city
had gazed on the porraiture % a weekly
winners beauty in the columns OF The
Sunday Times. Each day the popular
interest IN who would be the final win
ner had been keyed TO higher pitch
Tuesday The Sunday Times announced
that the evening before the three judges
of all the phOtOETaphS-for every one
was eligible for the final award regard
less of the weekly awards had selected
the woman whom they considered the
lovelieSt in the city. Her name and
photograph. IL was announced would be
published the following Sunday
In the Sunday Times, April IS the
news was made public that Miss Eola
ThorntOl Rice had won the final award.
Frank Lee Wollard. employed by the
District Of Columbia government, who
had submitted the photograph which
had been declared the most beautiful
was given the prize OF 500. as il had
been stipulated that this sum should go
10 the person sending in the Photograph
instead Of 10 the woman declared the
winner.
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the home o. a
UyOnaH SOiOUe y
that there are but

Y v Woman so loUc y
that there are but
t1Uo other qyomen in he
United States 2D6O haze been
pronounced more beautiful
than she.
TIE CAPITALS b-auty IS
Miss EoLa Ttoulon : ice,
and she has been agyzrded
third place among The t21en-
ty-fiUs beauties ubo Were
sought ont as the supreme
Beauties Of their sec ions Of
the ooaH-ly By the greatest
and mos influential nezUs-
papers IN this c0untry.
SIZE IS more Lovslg ban
Della Carson, Uh0 ZyaS Dro-
claimed to The county as its
mes beautiful U0n1an. It
Bao to defeat that boas that
The Washington Sunday
LINES maagarated lis bean =
guest ZUhic5 ran f ON Mach
! until AprH2I,a ana resulted
IN The choice Of Mss Rec as
he city S Creates Beauty.
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MISS Frances J.. johnson the third
weekly winner IS like Mrs. Norman a
Pronounced brunette. and. Ike Miss
. 3uckler. she is musician of great
. lbllity
Youngest Winner.
Miss Amelia Hager. the fourth weekly
winner. 81 tho youngest Of All The Wash
'ngton winners bat she Is not too young
% exercise her musical talent by giving
piano lessons 90 select classes
Mrs. Joseph G. Rice, native ~ Vir-
ginia the fifth and last weekly winner.
.s brunette She and her husband
moved % This city from Texas
ach of ire weekly winners. iu add
I'm 90 The 90 was given box party
tt fleater. and on these ccasIons
P. .e @Grliratipn o. the aud 'e-ces was a
direct proof or their approval 81 tie
aw9rls made by the artist-judses IN
''ren trc search was inau-ura tod. The
E Times announced that the chi
o sunday Tribune had made the
boast that Chicago had tho most
-Cautfui v0n1au iu The United states.
The SUnGav Times printed the photo
graph 40 Miss Della Carson. Chico Eo's
r-izr bseuty. When on sunday. March
u. TIE SuDGay Tines printed the FIRST
iusfalIm-nt ~ Washington beauties.
everybody rn Washington said there was
no doubt thaf WaeflnrtOu had airrnnv
found women more lovely than Miss
Carson
Above Miss Carson.
AS photographs OF Washington
beauties were published from day 20
day. this conviction grew. and It's cor
recfness was demonstrated by the fnal
national contest between the cities.
which resulted IN Miss Rice's being
set FAR above Miss Carson
The selection 81 Miss Rice as Wash
lnRtoE's speculative before The ma
ton BROUGHT cut manv rema rkahIe
facts. On the first place 10 called attcn-
ton o. the fact that she Is % member
% a family OF seven sisters every one
~ whom is a beauty In hcr own right
They are the daughters Of Moses p.
Rice. Well-lCuOwu Photographic here
Also. 10 was unusual that. while Miss
Eoi2 Rice VAS ava rdcd first place ner
next cider sister. Mes Ruby Rice. vas
= Vvarced second riace-s0 that the two
most beautiful women IN the city %
Nashinrtor are sisters. No other cass
of this kind has come up in the beauty
hunts carried on all over the country
Always Admired.
Miss Rice's selection was peculiarly
fortunate. To citizens OF washington
DO was not surprising She was noted
its search. as woman Of passing love-
Eucss. People were accustomed 10
stand in the stEeet and look az her On
admiration as she passed With a rich
nezz % color that reminds one % the
famous beauty Of the daughters y
SPAN. she combines "A vivaclty and wiz
that is altogether American.
AFTER The contest closed and the mai
award had been announced. the photo
graphs that had been entered IN The
contest were tut OF exhibition IN the
depart rnelt store Of s. Kann. Sons <
CO. Tlither focked all the lovers Of
tre beautiful, and the wilderness OF
lovely faces was seen by nearly al the
women iu the city.
The photographs Of Miss Rice have
been admired all over The country for
So beautiful are they THAI they have
been printed in All the large cities. And
tHIs IS The unUistakable token that the
I1N.IiCEt woman In the National Capital
IS indeed q supreme beauty-sO beauLi-
I'M that the sons OF men want 10 see her
lace eVeryWhc
The Washington times., 1907-07-07
America S
Mos Beautiful
Women

Miss Margaret Frey,
Of Denver, Colo.
Miss Gabrielle Wors-
ley Of Union Grove, Wis.
5-Miss EOla Thornton
Rice, of Washington, D. c.
Miss Lillian Lease, OF
Bellevue, Pa
5-Miss DelIaCarscn, Of
Chicago, I'll.
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Final Artist Judges.

The judges who made the award Of the
final great contest We're famous artists,
as follows: L. s. J. Dunbar. Harold l..
Macdonald. and Miss Clara Barrett
Strait
Miss Rice was selected by them our OF
a total of about 2ooo photographs. Many
OF her photographs had been submitted
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

in the selection OF Miss Eola Thornton
Rice. Of 1909 Second street northwest
as the most beautiful woman in the
District OF Columbia. So popular was
the decision that not one objection to
II ever reached the Beauty Editor. and
The Sunday Times never doubted that
the loveIiest IN the city had been award
ed the palm.
The Washington times., 1907-07-07

Missouri and SOuthwest-St Louis
Republic
JEANETTE WILSON.
-9li Arkansas avenue, St Louis, No
Rocky Mountain States-De
Post.
MARGUERITE FREY,
S25 Twenty-seventh street, Denver,
Colorado.
Utah, Nevada, and Idaho-Salt Lake
Tribune.
NETTIE B. CROwTHER.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
0regOn-Portland Journal.
VIRA STUART.
Portland, ore.
Pacific COaSt-San Francisco Call.
HAZEL THARSING.
San Francisco. Cal
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Popular Decision.

Another feature OF The Sunday Times
contest was that a weekly prize OF SIS
vas given for the photograph OF the
woman declared the most beautiful
among the photographs submitted each
week. Five Of these weekly prizes OF
So were awarded
These five whose photographs won
were Miss Mae Buckler. of 1882 Ninth
street northwest, March "a.
Mrs. Stanton r. Norman, Of 1861 V
street northwest, March 81.
Miss Frances l. Johnson, 126 c street
southeast, April :.
Miss Amelia Hager. 150l First street
northwest April Is.
Mrs. Joseph c. Rice, Of l204 X street
northwest, April p.
Absorbing Interest.
The contest closed at midnight, April
81 While II lasted. it had been glori-
fed every week by the hundreds OF love-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20
Our Fertilizers

have been used and put to every con-
ceivable test, each years use confirm
ing it's superiority and value, whilst
hundreds of other fertilizers have been
found wanting. When materials, me-
chanical condition and record of over
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

t e build ng AMI rep 'irins of
bridges. W. haven't thr fl .nres
before US, but III = coius wi |
p,obsbly shew lha' l. meas err
pays something like 81 500 to
$4,000 annually Tor bridge con-
.trucliUn. l. is Pity the county
had not expended in erecting
steel b,idgeS and IN build,ng
GOOD roads some OF the ,rse ums
of money 1t contributes years
ago to allroad enterprises. Bul
his is probably another cas- of
hindsights not being a good as
lore >ighis.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

Mr.. John w. Truesdale, of Ker-
shaw, was In the city last week
making preparations for the
building of his home on Reid
street.-Rock Hill Record.
Col. Leroy Springs has been
spending two or three days in
Baltimore with Mrs. Springs,
whose health, we are pleased to
note, is gradually improving.
Mrs Bernard Boyd, of Charles
ton, is here to attend the mar
riage today of her son Mr.. Frank
Boyd to Miss Eunice Beatty, as
noted elsewhere.
Mr.. K. X. Plyler has returned
from visit to relatives in Che
raw.
Miss Mary Olyburn, of Dixie,
is visiting Miss Mayme Gregory.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

a j br DIS 20 b er cd IN
|hls c un'| ~ = e luture Alll b.
or steel The ,oun rny IN ,-ir =
ers hav NO d-cided no u er -!
wooden bridges. By Xrer.e c }.
has been IouuG tia e.,e b il.e
are Cheaper II he lon- rL.
Several Ell BRIDES are now j.
course of constitution. costing
from 5000 to SIS, 900.
The foregoing is taken f,,m
the Spartanblrg correspondence
OF the News and Courier. 1t tase-
nerve as we'll as much money Ton
the officials of county to III
card the old method Of buIldin.
wooden bridges and lnauguratt
IN its stead system Of sIeeI
structures. The change means q
decided increase in taxes TO
some wears AT least, but. as IN,
Spartanburg correspondent says,
"ster! bridge, are cheaper in tn
long run" 1t is only a que ION
Of time when Lane i-lec cpun y
Will have to follow The exampl,
of Spart nburg Ore o. hi,
cou I s hearie>t exp n,Hs J.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

We offer One Hundred Dollars Feward
Tor any case of Catarrh that cannot be cur
I'd by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j { HENEY & CO. Toledo. O..
We the undersigned have known F }
heeuy tor the last Il years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
tanSactons and finan cinlN able to carry
ut any obligations made 10y his firm.
Walding, Kinnan IL Marvin
Wholesale Drug lists. Toledo O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internall -,
,niing directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the 3, stem. Testimonials sent
II e. Price 10 cents per bottle. sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ii n.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20
The DISTURBANCE of CaihOu,l Day
On UfHeL0ncostrr G,r,oted Schools

..r,, -. ., =,
.,.,. .,.o..,, IA
;..s,.
nf ,ha con,,.I ch,.J hn;,d;ro
t,s, Mord., ,h, 1s u;,h 80
e.uo >.
.e.., -
.o.1,.a -. ~ Ch.,.uo
E.a.ar -, t,,,o.; a. u,.,
o..od.
So, .r;. + a., s.hoo,
- -, f r,,ho,, M;.0
perr,rs S,,v.r
pl,o,il Of ,h carn,;,. 10
l.hr,,;as NO ,b. t,.nrtn GRADE
.roro,; :, fr,vro1\ hu .ho
6f,b ur.da
song D.x;. ,y tho school
CAROLINA ..rost;c d;o,os,o
nv first or.ds
Calbon, hy ,ho secord GRADE
C,rolira O,r Pride nv tho
tb,rd oroda
Song. "rhp Children's Song"
(Rudyard kIpIing) by the school.
South Car lima" reading by
Mamie Hill Moore.
Butler and rhe Palmetto Reg.
Uncut" reading, Miss Annie Bell
women of The Confederacy," :"
reading. Kate Hines.
"Fergusou's Defeat" declama.
tion, Ray m nd Milling.
Song: Columbia, the Gem of
the Ocean, by the school.
sketch OF South Carolina" 4"
reading, Mss Maude Moore.
Hampton Salutem," (James
Henry Rice) Miss Daisy Horton.
Land of the South" declama-
ton, Thomas Beatty.
Song: "R membered by What
They Have Done" by school.
BenedictiOn. DIR. BGldridge.
The whole exercise was very
interes ting. ENJOYABLE and cred
liable. especially so as the chill.
dren had no rehearsal. DR.. Bold
ridge made splendid talk on
! GaIh,un and denlored tbe fac,
that we heve so bttIe IF bio orea,
r.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20
Closing Ecercises Of FOrH HUI
.ScHOOI--PriSes1 1ftr0ryied

The Fork Hill school. laugh
by Mr. b. Castor, closed an un-
usually successful session with
highly interesting public exer-
cises last Friday night. Patrons
and friends of the school attend
ed in large numbers, several bum
dred persons being present. The
pupils did remarkably well, re-
hecting much credit upon them
selves and their efficien' teacher.
The following prizes were award
ed: Good coin 10 Connie Bowers
for best defamation Gold coin
to Gladys Faulkner tor bes re
citation; silver coins 10 Fred Ell.
lis, Roy Bowers, Virginia Hiu-
son, Daisey Bowers and Rosa
Sims for i'm provement made IL
pelIing during The asst ses ion
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

Mr.. j S. brennan, "a leading cjti-
zen OF Richburg, died at his home
there Saturday evening, of heart
trouble He was about 13 years
of age and leaves the following
children Mrs. T. w. McMur.
ray. of Lancaster county; Mrs.
/ f. Dendy, of Kershaw; Mrs
I b Meacham, o. Greenwood;
R-v. f A. brennan, Of Wal;er-
boro; Messrs James and Gus
brennan, of Richburg. He is also
survived by two si>ters, Mrs.
FrIp, of Richburg and Mrs. Mil
len of Rod man. Mr. brennan was
an uncle of Mrs. w d Robinson j,
OF Ibis place, and Mrs. j.. f.
Craig, OF this county. He was a
man OF exalted charac er and wa !,
held in high esteem by all who
Hnew him.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20
HdTridJe TOddU-- Frdnis
BOyd. Of Charleston. diid Miss
EUHice BedtU. tO Ued.

Mr. Frank 7. Boyd, OF Char
lesion, a we'll known and popu
la young commercial! trar"ler,
and Miss Eunice Beatty, he al
tractive and accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mis-. Il. 7. BeaDy,
of Lancaster, will be married
h re today. The ceremony will
lie performed this morning a
10 80 o'clocA "A he home o tn
'r de'S parents, the Rev. Chai
M r tras ar, past OF the Pes
~ eriau church, Off :ia'ing. The
b lie and groom wiil leave o.
'he midd ~ train for Charlie tt II,
To pend = few days with the lat
nr', mother. Later they wi,
r urn to Lancaster, which is {
their future home.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20
No Case On Record.

There is no case on record of cough or
cold resulting in pneumonia or consump-
ton after Foley's Honey and Tar has been
taken, as it Will stop your cough and break
ny your cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yell
low package. Contains no opiates and is
safe and sure. Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

Edi"'cd DS seconl.cla>s muttcr, Ocr. :, 100
81 the p ~toltuc At n'c1~;er - & under Act
o. Cougccs, nt March 3. 1879
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

YEAR AFTER YEAR, in favorable
seasons and in unfavorable seasons,
on good land and on poor land, on red
land and on gray land, on clay land
and sandy land, on COTTON, CORN,
TOBACCO, WHEAT and OATS,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
NOVEMBER AMERICAN BOY

I he departure of Hiawatha Is the
central figure OF the two-color cover
" the N-yember American Boy.
fnrmiug the fourth of the series OF
Hiawatha pictures running In this
Ia vorite boys, monthly. 10 excellence
II matter, both for the boys and
adults, this numbers surely winner
The second chapter OF the fine sea
story, Jimmy Jones-PIrste, occupies
occupies the first pages, followed by
the opening chapters OF That Dilling
nam Boy, by Oliver Optic. on the
Reservation is continued three chap
Cers. as is Johu T. Trowbridge's serial
the Boy and The Beast and A Boy of
The Revolution is concluded. Among
the tiua short stories and larger ar
ticles are: Talented Dogs, telling OF
The intelligence of mans faithful
friend; Why the Academy Won
showing how truth and straightfor
ward dealing always win out; James
Otis, writer Of over 100 Boys: books,
giving a biographical sketch OF TINS
favorite boys author. Youth and
War tells about Secretary OF War Taft
and his games with his son, Charlie
Helping a Lame Locomotive shows
bow boys mechanical Ingenuity was
of great service at a critical moment
Vag, the Story Of Dog, teaches
kin dness to animals. you Wish 10
Succeed gives some valuable pointers
u the boy who is ambitious. Then
there are The Boy on His Muscle,
with pictures Of "Ty" Cobb, that
assball wonder; How the Carlisl.
Indian BOYS spent their football
money; How Piucky A bama Boy
Went TO School; Boy Of Fifteen Builds
Wireless fer IS cents; Weird New
Creatures In Zoos; PORTS Concerning
Bats; A Blind Naturalist and many
Others. The Chat with Big Ameri-
cans this month Is an Interview with
Harry Kellar, the celebrated con
juro, and Keeping Tab on the World
IA full of interesting Information, 4.
The regular departments Of Phste
grsphy; Stamps, COINS and Curieb;
Boy Mechanic and Electrician; o. A.
A; Legion of Honor and Tangles, are
replete with information that the
boys want. In addition there are So
Illustrations. One dollar a year. The
Sp rague Publishing Co., Detroit.
Mich.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01

W. b Hll promoter and chief
owner Of III, cement plant building
Just north oflhis city, came down
from Kansas Cry, Wednesday to
look over the work
The high school foot ball team
has matched two games with the
Ottawa high school boys.
Stanley Medford was in Chanute
Tuesday.
a move is on foot to to extend
the madam on Evergreen to roth
street.
The lahies of the Christian
church will serve Thanksgiving
dinner.
T. J. Mcclure has gone to Pueblo
for his health.
A H Reeves, an old Chanute
printer caleb on The Times office
Que day this week and left his dol
lar. uoc has be- in the restaurant
business in Kansas City for some
time but has sold out and is now
foot loose
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
DIED

At her home ia Erie on Monday,
Mrs. Ireue S. HOlleY.
Mrs. Holley was the mother of e.
[. Holley, the hardware merchant of
Erie. Mrs. Holley and her husband
Here early day s.Jtlers in this county
AGd wer highly respected citizens.
She had reached the ripe old age OF 81
years.
The remains were laid to rest In the
Erie cemetery on Tuesday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
A DARK OUTLOOK FOR MISS
SIMPKINS

At a. evening pfayer-meeting IL a
Maize village the senior deacon
Dominicus Jordan. arose TO make al
propriate scriptural remarks about the
death of the late Miss Simpkins. In
conclusion the deacon said: 81 re
-pected Miss Simpklns. the mem err
# this church respected Miss Siml
kins, the citizens of this, town r.
spected Miss Simpkins; but now She,
lead and gone to the Lord, anH thr
Scripture saith, The Lord is no re
.pecter of persons. 1.-The Circle.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
RELIABLE JEWELRY

Our superior array Of JewelrY an
Watches makes selection easy. Every
thing is in perfect taste, and every
thing may be perfectly relied upon.
We sell nothing we don't know all
about, and we tell you everything we
know about everything you ask to see.
G. e. CONKLIN. the Jeweler.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
UNREMlTTING KINDNESS

From Modern Society.
wife (heate1y) George, 1 wonde',
,A.9San maintain that Mr.. Jones Is
{I.I3 10 his wife! He has been away
~ wo wseRs ard has not sent her u
penny. What kindness do you call
that?
Hus d-UrIC uniting kin dnest
my dear.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01

Money! Gold, silver. copper, nilkel
currency-it all counts! But gold In
It's native state is the prettiest metal
Of all. you want to extract IL from
the earth and jingle it, yourself,
write the Lee Comstock Mining Com
pany, POstofice Box 2SS, Rhyolite,
Nevada.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
Locals.

S, methipg good to eat always Oh
tan at the oxford.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
FOUND AT LAST
STRAIGHT GOODS

There is no use to withhold good
thing. A permanent cure for Piles. i
,Ov want to be cured call or write al
4nce. Pay when we'll Remedies fur
nished. No knife or ligature. Keel
at work. DR.. W. J. LANKFoRD,
Hetrick Blk. Chanute, Kan.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01
ENGLISH SPAWN LINIMEN1

ENGLISH SPAWN EMINENT
removes Hard, soft or calloused Jumps
and blemlshes from horses; also blood
spavIns. burbs, splnts, sweeney, ring
none, stiles, sprarns, swollen threats,
coughs etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. A wonderful blemsh cure.
Sold by The Brown Pharmacy, Drug
Iist,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-01

FOR SALE. We have on hand a &c.
inch Chicago water moter In first class
condition Tor which we have no use
and will sell very cheap to anyone
needing such a machines