The Chanute Times from Chanute, Kansas • Page 8

TALE OF TWO As Told by the TIMES Correspondents in Neosho and Wilson REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS. Mary Waymau and hus to bik1 Addison Nelson wd lots 1-2-3-20-21-22 Eden Park add Chanuto $750 Edward Coutlet etal to Coutiet wd lots 3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 Truitts sub div blk 4 Truitte 3d add, lots 4'5 Truitts 1st add, lot 3-4-5 blk 6 Truitts 3rd add Chanute. Cecil to A Hewitt wd lot 5 blk 1 Hy- 30 bargers 1st add Stark. Eby 19. Church wd lot 8 bik 1 Ebys add Stark.

20 1st John Turner and to Sarah Dryden wd 16 ac square in se cor 150 Wright and to wd 20 ft off 4 blk 4 Wimers Prospect Hill add 90 John Roe to Phelps wd lots 11- bile 31 800 Jones Elliott 4th add to A to 8 Nowby wd .....1000 lot 7 bik Wm Cox and to Pattoo wd nwhi 600 28-18 Phelps and to John Roe wd .....1700 JJ Hurt rec'r to A Newby ed lots 5-6-7-8 6in lot 8 all in bik 24 Now HA A Usher to John Heminger wd lot 10 blk 30 New Chicago ...1000 Apt to Stratton wd lot 15 blk 21 Galesburg 20 Emma Williams and hus to Eliza Kimmey wd lot 7 blk 3 wimers Prospect Hill add Chanute. 250 Allen and to Eliza Kimmey wd 2-5 lot 3 blk 56 Now Chicago 675 Leon Burris to Eliza Kimmey qcd lots 2-4-5 blk 38 New Chicago. 400 A Snover to RJ Waddell Inv Co wd all of half blks 49-50-51 except lots 7-8 in blk 49 in Snover's add Thayer acres in MARRIAGE LICENSES. Benjamin Mathes, .23 18 Jennie Bridges. M.

B. White, Erie Esther Roberts, .21 R. Burkenmier, 23 Lillie M. Fuller, 15 J. H.

W. Lowe, Erie. .26 Nellie Huffman, Erie. .26 -Greenwell's Never-Fail Poultry Remedy is guaranteed to cure roup or all disease chickens are heir to. Also a fine ego producer.

Sold by Williams. Cottage Corner Chat. Tuesday, April almost all planted." C. A. Gardner lost all his hay by fire a week ago.

G. H. Switzer spends a part of his time breaking mules. The buildings at the brick plant loom up distance. Cattle will live now in that were not burned off.

Boyce Showalter have completed the grade work at the brick plant. Mrs. C. S. Nation visited Mr.

Nation's parents near Fredonia last week. J. R. Rowman will move into the lower house on the Switzer farm soon; besides farming the Dawdy place Mr. B.

will farm 65 acres for Mr. Switzer. -Winter got 111 its parting shot 011 Tuesday. Ward Notes. Monday, April Vice is working the roads this week.

Robert Kirk is on the sick list. M. J. Owens traded in Chanute Saturday. John Toomey was in our vicinity Saturday.

Joe Wilson spent last Sunday at J. W. Starkey's. Miss Mary Darnell spent Saturday and Sunday at home with her parents. The members of the New Light church will give an Easter entertainment Sunday night.

-Great opportunity offered to good, reliable men. Salary of $15 per week and expenses for man with rig to introduce our Poultry Mixture and Insect Destroyer in the county. Send stamp, American Mfg. Terre Haute, Ind. THE GEM SHAVING -HOT AND COLDB BATHS J.

W. MCCULLOUGH, PROP. The Old Way of Smoking Meat in a barrel or smoke house is out of date. With a 75c. bottle of Wright's Condensed Smoke you can smoke from 250 to 300 lbs.

of meat in your kitchen. Put on with a brush or mixed with brine. Made by E. H. WRIGHT 915 Mulberry KANSAS CITY, MO.

Write for free book on curing meats. Sold by G. P. WILDER, Chanute, Kan. POULTRY.

SPECIAL PRICE TILL APR. 16.... Hens 7C Bring your poultry to us every Monday till further notice; young, old, white, black, specklea or Bloomheart, Wright Co. Rural Rake-Ups. Wednesday, April here this morning.

Will Tomlinson is working for Mr. Flanagin. Mr. Wm. Flanagin is tending court at Erie as a regular juryman during the April term.

Mrs. Effie Poppino, of Mineral, came up Saturday to attend the Lindsay vs. Alexander trial and will visit relatives and friends for a few days. C. C.

Boman's school will close about middle of Mav. He is to be congratulated, after so much sickness both in family and district, he has only lost two weeks of school. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. a excelled in modern inventionsonfined is kitchen pantry to the space three square feet, and is called the Economy Kitchen Safe, and retails for $8.50. We have established headquarters in this city and will distribute all over this and surrounding counties from Chanute.

Agents will canvass the city and country and everybody should give the agent a ready hearing, for he brings a blessing to every housewife. The merit of this safe is recognized on sight, and everybody pronounces it a grand scheme for economy of time, labor and kitchen Very respectfully, VINING ABBOTT, SONEY. Agents. Gen. Mgr.

We have brought to this city an article of household that is un- Big Creek Browsings. Wednesday, April Wheatley visited at Mr. Rensing's Sunday. E. H.

Filson has been called to as a juryman. Fred Burghart hauled hay from this vicinity Monday. Mr. Mapes, of Indianapolis, was visiting his sister Mrs. Arnold, last week.

A number of boys are hiding away eggs for an egg roast on the creek Saturday night. Scott Hartsock is again making his trip with the Leanna huckster wagon through this locality. S. E. Twilley was down from Iola last week friends making, in this short locality.

calls on many Wm. Cottrell, of Iola, was down to Chanute last week and came out to visit a few of his Big Creek friends. Jas. Reed and wife came out from Chanute last Friday to while away a few hours of married life with friends fishing on Big Creek. Mrs.

A. P. Gibson returned Monday from Ottawa where she had been called by the serious illness of her mother. She reports her mother somewhat improved. WANTED.

One hundred bushels of white corn. Chanute Milling Co. Earleton Echoes. Wednesday, April in the midst of summer. R.

V. Myers is still busy assessing the township. Rev. Williams will preach at the U. B.

church next Sunday. J. M. Crane is rustling a car load of hogs to ship in the near future. James Bogle has moved to the McCauley farm.

James is a rustler. There was preaching at the Evangelical church Sunday evening, the first for some time. Mrs. Rose Just, of Walnut, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Maude her Myers, and assisting in taking care of mother, Mrs.

Gibson, in her illness. The genial face of Harry Brown is now seen on our streets every day, his school at Brewster having closed last Friday with 1 appropriate exercises. Alvus Riley had the misfortune to lose one of his farm horses, this week, by some strange disease. This is hard on Alvus as he only had the one team. Mrs.

M. C. Gibson has been dangerously ill the past week at the home o1 her son-in-law R. V. Myers, but is now improving slowly.

Mrs. Dr. Riley in attendance, A new girl baby made its appearance at the home of A. Eagles, west of town, Tuesday, April Mother and babe well but Arthur is ratber poorly as this is the first girl. FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from a cold settled on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung, troubles of any nature, who will at G. P. Wilders, will be presented with a sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup, free of charge. Only one bottle given ton one person, and none to children without order from parents. Nothroat or lung remedy ever had such a sale as Boschee's German Syrup in all parts of the clvilized world.

Twenty years ago millions of bottles were given away, and your druggist will tell you its success was marvelous. It is really the only Throat and Lung Remedy generally endorsed by physicians. One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its value. Sold by dealers in all civilized countries. W.

C. TOMLINSON, -DEALER INSecond-Hand Goods carry full line of Picture Frames A and Mouldings in latest Frames made to order on short notice. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS of Counterfeits. Substitutes. Nafe.

Always reliable. Ladies, ask Druggist for CHICHESTERN in Bed and Gold metallic boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. Take no other. Refuse tutions and Imitations, Buy of your Druggist, or send 4e. in stamps for Testimonials and Belle for Ladies," in letter, by return Mail.

10,000 Testimonials, Soid by all Druggists. ORICHESTER CHEMICAL CO. 8100 Madison Square, PHILA, PA Mention paper. Fredonia News. Urbana Unravelings.

Tuesday, April refresh ing shower this morning. Miss Kaw went to Chanute Monday. Early planted corn is coming up nicely. John Milliken was visiting here Sunday. Mr.

Howardon was visiting in Urbana Sunday. The oats and grass was needing rain very bad. Mr. James Crane was here last week trying to buy corn. Mr.

Joyachim, of Henry county, was visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. Rufi, Sunday, returning home Monday. The Greve boys had a team run away with a corn planter last week; the planter was completely wrecked but no one was hurt. Mrs. John Greve returned home from Parsons Sunday, where she had been for two weeks having her eyes treated by a specialist.

This is the time of year when the boys look over their last years fishing tackle and slip out between Saturday night Monday morning to take the sporting fish. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson, April 8, a fine son. Mrs.

Carson is staying with her mother, Mrs. Fisher, while Frank is at work on a stock ranch in Texas. M. E. Noble has a new boy at his house, born April 4.

We don't know what his politics are but if he hellos for McKinley and crys for Bryan, "Dewey" have any reason to complain? Caught a Dreadful Cold. Marion Kooke, manager for T. M. Thompson, a large importer of fine millinery at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, says: "During the late severe weather I caught a dreadful cold which kept me awake at night and made me unfit to attend to my work during the day. One of my milliners was taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tor a severe cold at that time, which seemed to relieve her so quickly that I bought some for myself.

It acted like magic and I began to improve at once. I am now entirelv well and feel very pleased to acknowledge its merits." For sale by all druggists. Saint Paul Paragraphs. Wednesday, April A. Hutchings, of Kansas City, spent a few days! in St.

Paul this week. E. M. Kraus has been re-instated in the Wortman lodge by paying all dues. "Hamlet and His Ghost" will be rendered by the freak at the depot Friday evening.

Admission, two bits. Our popular tooth-carpenter and incipient J. Waldere Kirk still makes himself conspicuous on the street by rubbing his chin in a vain endeavor to display the huge chunk of glass on his finger. The infrequency of the ed druggist's visits to Trent is accounted for by his fear of working up a serious He is fully aware of his ability to captivate the maidens' hearts and therefore refrains through delicacy. On every side is heard the Where was "Rocky" on the evening of the organization of the Degree of Honor lodge? His brother Workmen were scouring the town with lanterns, and some spoke of dragging Goose Creek, but he was at last found safe and sound at home, L.

J. Wheat, professional Nimrod, disciple of Isaak Walton, also allround gab-trap and jimplecute, ensnared a strange denizen of the deep the other day while engaged in his favorite diversion, The piscatorial wonder is now preserved in alcohol, Len having eaten it. A young maiden of East Mission bad quite an experience a few days ago. She consented to ride to town with a stranger, who, after a great deal of small talk was indulged in, made bold to ask her whose photo it was on the button she wore. "Oh," said she, "it is my sweetheart who lives in Emboldened her candor and innocence, thestranger hazarded the query as to whether hoped to steer her divinity up against a marriage license, and with a bewitching smile she replied that she had no such blissful anticipation, but he was "an allright fellow to go with." Blondy, beware of strangers from West Crawford.

A Testimonial From Old England. consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the best in the world for bronsays Mr. William Sayory, of Warrington, England, "It has saved my wife's life, she having been a martyr to bronchitis for over six years, being most of the time confined to her bed. She is now quite well." Sold by all druggists. Pleasant Valley.

Thursday, April 12. -Nice shower we just had. Items as scarce as hen's teeth. A good many cattle out on grass already. Mrs.

Mattie Carver is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Willie Wilson is visiting relatives in Missouri. G. O.

and G. D. Smith and M. Culley hauled hogs to Altoona Wednesday. Miss May Townsend was sick the first of the week but is reported better at this writing.

James Black was buried last Saturday at the C. P. graveyard. Deceased was about 43 years old and leaves a wife and three small children to mourn his loss. -Most women with female weakness suffer dreadfully piles in addition to their other pains.

They may be cured by using TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT. Price, 50 cents in bottles. Tubes. 75 cents. Sold by G.

P. Wilder. Jim Moore, clerk district court, of Wilson at his mother's home, near Altoona, Saturday evening, March 31. He was buried in the Altoona cemetery, Mr. Moore's health had been poor for some time, but his friends did not think the end was so near.

He was a most exemplary young man who had won his way by pluck, honest and perseverance. His genial smile and straightforward had won him many friends who will miss bim. Henry Keesling was appointed by Judge Stillwell, April 3, to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Moore. The commissioners let the county printing to the Alliance Herald and the job printing to Wm.

Christman. DISTRICT COURT. John Briscoe vs. Lucy Inge, etal; action in partition of real estate. Deming Investment Co.

vs. Sylvester Augustine, etal; foreclosure of mortgage. E. H. Nichols vs.

N. Y. Life Insurance action for recovery of money on contract and note. Elmer E. Calves vs.

E. N. Class, etal; foreclosure of mortgage. Neodesha Savings Bank vs. J.

L. Saunders, etal; foreclosure of mortgage. Guy Vail vs. Maud Vail; action for divorce. Mary E.

Hodgin vs. Wm. Ilodgin; action for divorce. Citizens' Bank of Altoona vs. J.

L. Saunders, etal; attachment proceedings. Farmers' Loan Trust trustee VS. Isaac Hudson, etal; foreclosure. Lela Clark vs.

Sumuel Clark; action for divorce. Lola Symington vs James M. Symington; action for divorce. Walter P. Clark vs.

the unknown heirs of Aaron Long, deceased; action to quiet title to real estate. Della M. Stazel vs. R. W.

Whitaker, sheriff; action for damages. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Oliver P. Lees. .31 1 Elizabeth A Kingston, 22 Freeman P.

Bell, Ward. 24 Grace B. Long, ...20 John I. Taylor, Fall ..20 Ida E. Baker, .16 Ernest Johnson, Floyd, 33 Hattie Traughbar, Altoona.

.30 Joseph D. Timmons, 27 Jennie Combs, 21 Jacob Lilbum, New Albany .31 Mary Taylor, .21 James B. Nance, Thayer. 23 Minnie P. La Force .19 Hereford Bulls For Sale.

Six registered Hereford bulls, 10 to 20 months of age, at a bargain. 4-13-tf. J. R. FRANCIS, Chanute, Kan.

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WICKARD, -Grain, Seed, CoalOffice -BACON BLOCK. Have agents at Humboldt, Vilas, Earleton Urbana and Shaw. CHANUTE TIME TABLE. Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe. MAIN LINE -East bound.

202 Passenger, .12:50 1:55 p.m. 204 Passenger, a.m. 264 6:30 a.m. 229 Passenger, 7:30 p.m. WEST BOUND.

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242 246 Passenger, Passenger, arrives. 7:25 p.m. p.m. .12:40 WEST BOUND. 241 245 Passenger, Passenger, 3:45 8:15 p.m.

a.m. CHANUTE CUT-OFF-East bound. 210 Passenger, .12:20 p.m. 218 Freight, 6:30 p.m. WEST BOUND.

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275 Passenger, departs. 1:35 a.m. 273 Passenger, departs Two daily trains to Pacific oast po ints. Two daily trains to Colorado points. One daily train to Oklaboma and Texas.

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