The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-03-31

deep well for water. The work Is
70 b done for the city. Mr., Auder
SUI does not know how long he viii
be gone.
D. S. Woodward went to Burton
Kas Wednesday morning for a stay
with his parents. His father has
been confined TO his bed for some
time aud Mr., Woodward will remain
u Til he is better.
B. e Russell OF Kansas has teen
Gown to visit his farm IN Wilson
county west of the city. He reports
alfalfa in good condition, blue grass
n0t doing much and the fruit pros
poets promising.
DR.. C. Nj. MCGOWAN and H. V Mee-
1r returned Saturday afternoon from
lbelr trip TO San Antonio, Tex. U
b, Achenba; III, who accompanied
hem from here, remained for a trip
through the South,
II adacues that come from a dis
ordered stomach or cOnstipated bowels
are permanently cui ed by Herbine'
1t purities the system and regulates
yhe bowels. Price SOC. Sold by
Legitimate Drug Company.
G. S. Nation was visited, one day
this week, by friend of oLber day {,
Mr.. f. j. Frltch. The TWO Were
school mates and had not met for 10
years. The two visited Ii. S. joyce
Nho formed the third Of the trio OF
o d acQuaiu tances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh smith left last
Saturday for Western Kansas and
Colorado for the benefit of Mrs
Smiths health. The physicians say
she is afflicted with tube culoSis aud
that cnauge of climate may b9nett
ner. They viii stop first in Garden
CITY
Rev. and Mrs. ]. II. Snyder aud
Mrs, Learner of LeCOmptom are visit
log Rev. Ii. l.. Snyder and wife. Mr.,
Snyder is the pastor of the United
BreJuren church. Rev. and Mrs. )
ii. Snyder are the parents of the Cha
cute pastor, and MIS- Learner is the
mo.her OF bis wife.
Frank Courtney returned TO Kansas
City Monday after visiting his par
snts, Mr.. ADD Mrs. j, M. Courtney.
he will returned to WORK opeIating a
typesetting machine, after having
0een off duty three months because Of
iuh4mmatory rheumatism, when SCI
Jled in his hand, ccipplDg MIN.
Frank Lucus was in Topeka last
week spending few Gays with his
mother, VINO is ia u hospital there.
Mrs. Lucas was taken TO the hospital
Two weeks ago last Sunday and her
condition remains about the same
phe doctors refuse to operate upon
her as they say that il would mear
CERTAIN DEATH. Mr., Luc2s is also ID
Topeka,
That eighteen.y ear-old girl 10 Kan
sls CITY, VINO tried TO Kill herself,
because she had six regular beauX who
| about worried the life out Of her,
nigut have got relief by tufuiug
ONE Of tnem over TO her friends
We rhiuk we could place three OF
four OF them right here in Chdnute
70 good advantage, if they measure
up 10 The standard.
a tight feeling IN the chest accom-
panied by short, dry cough, indicates
an iuflamed condition Of the lungs,
TO reieye it buy the dollar sizs
Billiards. Horehound syrup; you gel
With each bottle free Herrick's Rec
Pepper Porous Plaster for the ches .
The syrup relaxes the tightncss anu
The plaster draws out the in1am-
cation. IL is an IDEAL combination
Tor curing colds settled in the lungs.
50ld ty Legitimate Drug Company.
The east was visited, Monday even
rg by u very severe storm. IL swept
over portions of Philadelphia acc
Jther portions of the state. Virginia
iud northern Ohio we're not neglected
~ it 1t blew down building, uu-
roofed Others and played havoc gen.
e ally. A least one man was killed
and many persons hurt. The imam
cial damage was heavy Those folks
"a the east VIM We been talking
cyclony Kansas 50 long will soon have
10 move out hsre 10 avoid such storms
il this thing goes on much longer,
p. j. mckinley Dead
Mr.. p Mckinley, father of the