The Chanute Times from Chanute, Kansas • Page 1

TIMES $1.00 per Year. FRIDAY CHANUTE, KANSAS, JUNE 2, 1899. FRIDAY Vol. 27, No. 36.

Bryan lias ken Seen! In His St. Louis Speech anti-Trust and anti-Expansion were His Themes CHANUTE 1 nt TOM LI IS SO IS 1 DEALERS IN- Second-Hand Goods ALSO carry full line of Picture Frames and Mouldings io latest designs Frames made to order ou short notice. loSoooud door east of pnat-oflice. Chanute, Kan. AAAA New Location I have as fine a stock of oooooot MillinerpGoods As caa be found in the city.

I carry the Latest, Brightest and best goods the market affords. I will now be found at L. B. Keifer's Store, where I will be pleased to meet you and quote specially low prices. Experienced tasty trimmers always ready to serve you.

For the next 30 days will offer TRIMMED HATS at 50 and 75c. -Clara. KimmeY. fTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTmmmTTTTTTTTTTTfTTTTTTTTTT I A. LAWRENCE, GUN LOCKSMITH.

Bicycles and 3 CYCLE REPAIRS. ALL KINDS I OF i REPAIRING I DONE TO ORDER. 3 Room 512. Oriental Block. 1 filiiiUiiiUiiMUIMlllitiHrM'lalllllllluUia is rt SANTA FE ROUTE 8 Summer In California IS a cooler season than that of the Middle and Eastern States or the Atlantic Coast Take your outing there this year.

Reduced rates, with the choice of return routes and long limit of tickets, will be made by the SANTA FE ROUTE at the time of the N. E. A. convention at Los Angeles in July. A TALE OF TWO COUNTIES TOLD BY THE TIMES' CORRESPONDENTS IN NEOSHO AND WILSON r.nriMTiFg To on but one side of the paper; head your items each week with the name of your locality; get items here by Tuesday when possible, but in no case later than Wednesday; sign your name to items, not to be used in paper, but as a matter of good your supplies run out, notify this office REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. McCowan and wife to John McCowan wd, eH sec. 28 and sH seH 35-27-17 1 Mary Bell Curran and has to Eliza Daxon wd, undM se 28-29-21 WO John T. Flood and wife to Eliza Dazon nnd seH 28-29-21 500 Henry Boje and wife to John F. M.

Todd; qcd, lot 9, 16-29-20 200 Johnson O. Hulletal to Win. J. Hull; qcd etfne 31-30-21 1 W. F.

rogue and wife to Arena W. Jett; wdneKsw 22-30-21 650 H. M. Eby and wife to Emily A. Hewitt; wd 85x206 feet in 20-27-21 20 H.

M. Eby and wife to John B. Hewitt; wd, 60x206 feet in nWnwH 20-27-21 20 Sadie M. Martin and bus to H. Montague; wd lot 8, block 26, Jones' Otli addition to Chanute 1000 Ja3.

A. Cassimrham and wife to John Wills wd, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block 21, Eden Park addition to Chanute, 425 Lawrence Nat'l Bank to H. M. Hickman; wd, lot 2, block 1 and lots 15 and 16, blk 2, Work's add to Thayer 40 Geo. A.

Cloverdale and wife to W. W. Pike wd, lot 1, 2, 3, block 2, Herron's 2nd add to Stark 500 Mary A. Mastus et al to Augustus Garrett; wd, lot 5 and 6, hlook 2, Eby's add to Stark 120 Augustus Garrett to Susan Howerton wd, lots 5 and 6, block 2, Eby's add to Stark 250 Olive C. Town and hue to G.

M. Rosier wd, wK swK and eV4 nwj and sw and nwseX 32-28-18 2000 COTTAGE CORNER. W. II. Neyhard's sweet corn is up-plowed up.

C. A. Cave has some calves in pasture on the Hammond farm. A. O.

Grubb spends his leisure moments running a lawn mower. Prairie hay promises to be a heavy crop again this year. J. W. Arthurs and J.

II. Mahaffey entertained an Illinois relation ove-Sunday. Ancil Young is now a full fledged granger having moved to Tioga last week. Mrs. M.

T. Ruff and daughter, Miss Pearl, visited C. S. Nation and wife the first of the week. A Rich Mine.

BIG CREEK. II. N. Filson is hauling corn. Chas.

Brown has a new hand. Mr. Barnett and wife were guest at Tom Filson's Sunday. M. M.

Boje and wife were visiting in Harmony district Monday. Walter Clovers children have been quite sick with the whooping cough. Mrs. Lou Danley of Parsons was visiting her uncle O. C.

Limbrocker last week. Mrs. Filson killed a rattlesnake last week while she was out hunting turkey nests. Ruth Gibson was at church Sunday for the first t1 me since she got the Curt Barbee and wife of Channte wpre visiting in this vicinity the first of the week. C.

F. Lasley left for Cherokee county Tuesday on account of the serious illness of his father. Laura Twilley, after a pleasant visit with her many friends in Big Creek expects to return to her home tol a the last of the week. Limbroker will accompany for a visit. her Zella home Chanute Candy Parlor rs now ready to furnish you with fiin-est home-made candies of all kinds, also choice fruits and salted, sugar-coated, roasted or raw peanuts.

Soon we will have ice cream and drinks of all kinds. Call and see us, on Fourth Street. Next Santa Fe crossing-. 21 Memorial Day The day was generally observed in an appropriate manner by the citizens of Chaoutc. All places of business were closed In the afternoon.

Flags were flying all over town, while Fourth street was a general flutter of flags and bunting. The procession formed on the West side at 10 a. m. and mrched east through town, when they disbanded and took conveyances to the cemetery, where they re-formed and decorated the graves. The tanks of the grand army were rather open.

We missed several faces that Lave been seen heretofore on such occasions. The fire company in their bright new uniforms looked quite swell. The memorial address in the M. E. church in the afternoon was well attended and well received by the audience.

Lost On Wednesday, on the road between Chanute and the L. II. Cole farm near the Sheldon farm, a black cape trimmed in braid and insertion Finder will leave same at this office or with Mrs. Cole and receive reward. 2TTcZTeal Closing-out Sale As I expect to leave the city by the 1st of July I will close out my entire stock At and Below Cost! "Those wishing bargains in Millinery will do well to call and get prices Up-stairs over D-ivis A Mer-i itt's store.

smTfTMrnTTtrnmmnnnrfmwTTntTwmm Mrs. J.Tydeman FIRST WARD ITEMS Patient. And what do you think of my case, Young Physician on. I am per fectly delighted with it. I have learn ed more from three weeks' attendance on you than I did in all my two years reading.

If you only last two days longer I shall become quite an author lty, I'ni sure. Ut'Bits. TYTTTTTTTTTYTTMT'T TTTTTMTTTT The Boston Store I CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS We are looking for close buyers. We are in position to satisfy that class of buyers which knows the value of money and goods, and here we offer a line that will stand the test: i I A I 1) i I suits 85 50 MEN'S SUITS Fine all wool Cashmere su for Dark navy blue Union suit 5.75 Fine black Clay Worsted suit 6.00 The finest ail wool black Clay Worsted suit for 7o0 Fine all wool gray uiijfed Cash mere suit, ror 6.9j Finest check Clay Worsted, sat in lined, for 8.4d 3 3 3 3 3 3 Children's and Youths' Suits. Extra knee pants 2.c Fire and very durable Cottonade suits.

4 to 14, only 7oC Fine dark Cashmere suits, 4 to 14, only $1.2 Fine all wool check Cashmere suits, 2 to 14, only 1.65 In men's laundered White Shirts we offer a genuine $1 article for 63c A Shirt for 4Sc maundered Shirts, best on the msrket, for 40c A If you are in favor of when you spend yom the Iioston store is me i we always pay est aiarset price for prodi si N. Danneferi mimiiiiiuiiiuimummmmmimiUMUuuuimimimuiiiiiiumiuiiiiiniim Tom Denny of Parsons visited friends in the First ward the first the week. Miss Ada Schunek of St. Louis visiting her sistc, Mra. Carrie Bert rum Miss Pearl Provins has been obliged to give up the laundry work for ashort time on account or ill neaitu.

This ward furnishes a good many strawberry pickers. Mr. and Mrs. Swinney spent Satur day night and Sunday with relatives near Earlton. Mrs.

Emma Elliott and children ar rive from Burton, this week to make their home in Chanute. She has purchased property in the Fourth ward. Biennial Meeting. Modern Woodmen ot America For the above occasion the Santa Fe will sell tickets to Kansas Citv and return at one fare for the round trip Tickets on sale June 3rdtoDth, lnclu five, tinal return limit June 12th. ROLLIN.

W. L. Cummings jnd family Sun dayed with Lon Wood's. John Rettig went to Erie Monday. Mrs.

Al Grady was in this vicinity buying calves Monday. Wonder what a certain young lady thorght when she went to hive a swarm of bees and hey were all gone? Mrs. (iinirricli and Miss Cora Hurke visited relatives in this vicini ty Wednesday. Miss Alice Gingrich went to Shaw Saturday. Miss Roena Gingrich and Irl Os borne visited home folks Sunday.

Mrs. Geo. Woods and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Brack Osborne. The pirty at, Mr.

Rettig's Wedncsr ly win wu 1 attended. Quite a ntimher of friends called at the home of Miss Alice Gingrich Inst Saturday night and reminded her that it was her twenty-first birthday. All report a pleasant lime and depar ted wishing Alice many happy birth days in ttie future. The Hon. Tom McNeal delivered his address, "How to Live an Hundred Years," last Thursday night in the M.

E. church to an appreciative audience. McNeal Is a good one; it is surprising how funny he can make a thing seem. His address was brim-full of good sound thoughts, embellished with glittering gems of rhetoric and OY'erflowing with genuine wit. No one wiio heard that lecture but was benefitted by it.

A the lecturer urged, a good hearty laugh is conducive to longevity; and from the number (f genuine, old-fashioned, sidesplitting laughs his audience engaged in Sartng the course of the lecture, we think their lives will be materially lengthened. Mr. McNeal went from here to Fre-donia, where he lectured the following night. Ice! Ice! Ice! Clear crystal lake ice, delivered to all parts of the city at 35 cents per the season through. Headquarters at Frewert's drug store.

'Phone 53, residence 'phone c8. RILEY. Chat Ball ame on The railroad boys and the clerks had a ball game on the fair ground Tuesday evening which was a wonder ful display of skill and experience the diamond. The playing was said by experts be absolutely faultless on both sides The railroad boys won the game by scratch, the score being 397 to 586 about that ratio. The clerks say tney will play them again.

Lost. Between Earleton and Chanute, last January, a sack containing c.lothiDg Any party having found the same will be suitably rewarded by returning to this office or leaving at the lumber yard at Earleton. ltp poultry What's the matter with Chanute having a poultry show this fall? There are quite a few people here who are interested in the poultry business and they would be glad of an apportunity to attend a good poultry show. Mr. n.

J. Whittlesey, formerly sec retary of the Topeka Financiers' asso ciation, is located here, and he has quite an extensive acquaintance with the poultry breeders of the county, and I am satisfied he can be relied up on to assist in this enterprise. Think of this, and let's have the poultry show. A Subscriber, To Trade. If roar stomach is disordered, bowels irregu lar, and you don't sleep well, yon need Prickly Ash Bitter.

It Is rerjr effective in removing thtscodditiMi. Sold J. 8eelL A good 4'i foot mowing machine and a rake for a good heavy farm horse. Call at Conklin's jewelery store. Jersey Bull.

I now have a full blod Jersey bull, at my stable south of Wilder's drug store. This Is a full blooded animal from the best milk cow ever owned In the state. Terms, one dollar at tiie of service. A. I Noble.

Uuy Hight! Sell Hlght! Prove It! I IG ARGAIN In a Big Case of GENTLEMEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR All SiZeS! 34 to 44 Shirts; 30 to 42 Drawers. TllG PriCeS! 28c per Garment or 55c per Suit. Only at The Buy-Right Sell-Right Store of B. KEIFER: McCormick Rankin I A COMPLETE line of latest improved Farm Implements; also Farm wagons. hay tools, barbed wire, nails, screen wire arid doors.

SSTFull line of hard- ware, tinware, graniteware, refrigerat- ors, gasoline stoves and ovens, etc. Car of Buggies and Surreys just received. Hi 618 WE haven't TIME to write an "ad" But your Orfors Will be APPRECIATED and deceive PROMPT attention. 000000 000000 Schulze McChesney The ISew Grocery Firm, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. 'PHONE 170.

Pianos-m-Organs I am selling on most favorable terms a first class stock of musical instruments. Good stock taken in exchange. L. P. BURRIS, Chanute, Kansas.

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