The Chapman News from Chapman, Kansas • 5

4 Guaranteed, if not Satisfactory Money Refunded. GOING OUT OF Married, at the residence of Stanley on East Fifth street Wedue- day morning, Charles E. MtNilf and5 Miss Minnie Walters, both of Chapman, Rev. H. V.

Scholes Chronicle. A horse race for $25 a side will the attraction here Saturday. It is a half mile dash between the Andersoii mare and Bert Woods horse. will be an exciting race as both the horses are in good shape. Haller's Australian Salvf softeiln STOCK ON IN the cracked and sore hands and heaLs.

them quickly. No better salve madn- FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS EVERYTHING SALE AT SLAUGHTER PRICES. DON'l MISS THIS for all diseases of the skin, sores, burns, cuts, etc, etc. Best pile rem edy known. Samples free at L.

Humphrey's. S. A. Cooper of Abilene has placed lis name before the Republicans of Dickinson eountv for the nomination )i sheriff. Sam is a strong support er of the Republican party and if In receives the nomination will make strong candidate.

Haller's headache cure always gives instant relief. It is easy to take being put up in powders. Hi a sure and safe remedy. Where it OPPORTUNITY. Come Early While Stock is Complete.

It will be a great saving to make your purchases during this SLAUGHTER SALE. "We have a complete stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, caps, Shoes and Groceries all going at SLAUGHTER PRICES. Your Opportunity to buy Merchandise FOR LESS than WHOLESALE PRICE. W.H.MOSES, has been tried it has given the great est satisfaction. Samples free at E.

Humphrey's. Prof. D. E. Lantz of the county- high school was up from Chapman, Wednesday.

Professor Lantz has given splendid satisfaction as princi-pal. He is a thorough educator, has jood executive ability and is a gent leman. Abilene News. Haller's Pain Paralyzer the great summer remedy for diarrhoea colic, cramps or any kind of pain. Inter nal or external, safe and reliable.

CHAPMAN, KANSAS. Does its work quickly and effectually. It is just the article needed in every family. L. E.

Humphrey. Abilene made a grand effort to get Kennedy, the quail hunter, train robber, for an attraction to their Fourth. J. BOND, flanager. of July celebration, but owing to tho Ice cream soda at the Palace Smoke the National cigar.

The National cigar is all right. Two first class weeklies for 1.50. Try it. CHAPMAN F1ARKET. Corrected Every Wednesday Evening.

For sale, an Oslxrue corn harvest SuJjHcribe now. E. Simms and wife spent Sun er as good as new, has only cut 60 day in Junction City. John Shilling. John Yerkes and (50c.

57c. 28c. acres of corn. Will sell cheap. Cal at the Dowling ranch, east of town.

Ed Barrett were visitors to Junction Wheat, No. 2 Wheat, No. 8 Corn Oats Hogs, light Be. City, Saturday. Mrs.

T. J. Ennght who has been Odle Phipps -are strictly up-to visiting with her parents, Mr. am date in making ice cream, ice cream Mrs. John Erwin, left for her home soda or a milk shake.

ihodiuni tops 8 to 10c. 10c. fle. at Argentine Kansas, yesterday. Buy one pound of Lily Coffee at Butter Eggs Chickens Spring Chickens miss Aiauu i.U'Miea has been ap E.

N. Crayden's. Once you try it pointed superintendent of the Con 12 k. you will always buy it. gregattonal Sunday School to fill the vacancy caused bv F.

J. Fcxir, who Win. Scott came up from Elin- Pat Scanlan did business at tin-county seat, Saturday. The Abilene Democrat has come out with a patent inside. Cunningham's threshing machine starts to work tomorrow.

Bert Woods took first money in the race at Abileiie Tuesday. Grain' Is a pure food drink, for sale at E. N. Crayden's. W.

H. Phipps came from Manhattan, Tuesday afternoon. Drop in at the Palace and get a cool refreshing drink of soda. M. B.

Howe came up from Kansas City to celebrate in Chapman. The Mail and Breeze and Chapman News, both one year for 1.50. is now in Kansas City. wcxxl Monday evening. He is still in the hotel business.

fact that business calls him to Jeffer son City about that time, their effort-i were in Vain. -Solomon Tribune. A reception was tendered Mrs. II, II. Stanley of McPherson, at thn home of Mr.

and Mrs. Welby Cuil- ningham, last Thursday evening. A number of friends and relatives weM presnt. Ice cream and cake werfi i served during the evening and all enjoyed a very pleasant time. For sale Six lots east of high school and hmise and two lots adjoin, ing, known as the Gunn property also house and lot close to the Melh-odist church, known as the Masch property.

These desirable propertied can be purchased tfhenp of i Frank Kempxer. The Abilene State bank, held a di- I rectors meeting Saturday and elected P. Scanlan, of Chapman, a director of the institution. He is a valuable addition to the lx)ard. J.

J. Squires, the president, was here from Kansan City and attended the meeting of th directors. Chronicle. The steam launch "Shady Brook" stopped here on its trip up the river Friday evening, and about 10 of our citizens took a ride up the river, P. Time table.

A. J. Poor and family are spending their summer vacation in Maine. In WESt BOUXD. Misses Lizzie Flaegel and Josie 'fj Rexfoat visited Miss Nora Vallender, .3 :00 m.

..9:01 p. m. No. 3 Passenger No. 5 Passenger at Enterprise last Sunday.

a letter to relatives here, this week they mentioned that people then Were shivering around the stove. Local Freight. 4 :4 a. No. 13 Buy your groceries at Crayden's and gef the Cream City Hour bin and sifter, a household necessity.

Ten citizens who Jive in Chapman .1... BAST BOCXO. No, 6 Passenger ..5 a. in. woum liKe to pun the tug or war Odle Phipps are now ready to No.

4-Passenger 12 520 p. in. with the ten who Won in the contest on the 1th, for a side. Contest to No. 11 Local Freight.

.4:45 p. take care of your wants in the ice cream and ice cream soda line. take place one week from Saturday Try Williams Zellin-r's Nationa picrat. mild and sweet. bare to Thompson's Commercial 5c.

cigar There is no use lying on a hard 1km please. when you can get a guxl reliable set the best all round smoke in the county. The old stand by. Your dealer has them. of springs at a very low figure, con The Kansas City Weekly Journal, sidering the James Barnes Mall and Breeze and Chapman News has the best spring on the market for all for 51.70.

i A freight train on the Lincoln branch of the Union Pacific left the the money. his LOCALS. Seeley'a medicines at Crayden's. Patronize the East wide tonsoiial parlor. Dr.

McShaa was in Abilene, jester-'lay. O. I. Tliisler was in Abilene, Saturday. Come in and get our prices on jb work.

irac-K at laseot, yesterday. JNo one was visiting Morgan ville last Elmer Smith grand parents at week. A negto lioy trying to swim at Junction City, last Sunday, where the water was very deep, let loose of of the fope he had hold of and they were dragging the river for his Ixxly Mrs. H. 11.

Staaley and family re was hurt. Ice cream Can lie had at the Palace any old time or any old way. If you are from Missouri they will "show you." turned to their homo in McPherson, At today. The county commissioners inspected the new bridge south of town, yes terday. 3est lin'e of cigars in the city at It was quite A novelty and wan very much enjoyed by all who went.

Sunday morning the boat came back down the river enroute to Junction Citj'j with 21 passengers on board. A few from here went with them, One year ago Tom Ilughcy of Louisville, Kansas, a man (57 year old, started for the Klondike. Y'. terdas his family received a frftm those who found him, tailing two letters that were found ill h)fc cabin, written by him to his family. Hughey was found dead in his cabi on the banks of tho Yukon rivet, Alaska, about 500 miles bvionf Dawson City, last September, about ten .1 days after the letters to his family were written, which bear the i September 15, 1S9S.

It'is leuppoHe4 the Talace. I hatti a good work orse fore. JI. A. Kuight, Miss Edna Whitehair returned from her visit to Junction City, Sat shortly after.

Chapman is building more stone sidewalks than any other toWu of its size in Kansas. Rexroat Son have put in 2,500 feet of flagstone walks since March and have contracts for 3,000 feet moro. Convicts in the state penitentiary enjoyed a particularly good dinner on the Fourth which was a welcome change from their regular bill of fare Here is what they had Roast )eef, mashed potatoes, Jersey cteam, coffee, Pleasant Whitehair was in Abilene urday. Tuesday evening. i'; M.

P. Sanborn returned home on Miss Hilda Clark is enjoying a couple of weeks visit in Chapman bet fore she returns to her home in Kansas City. Farmers, I have 100 gallons of gotxl machine oil that I am closing out cheap. Don't forget the place, E. N.

Crayden's, Kansas has the largest mine in the world. It is located in Cherokee county and covers au area of teu square miles. Smoke Thompson's tmperial 5e. cigar. Up-to-date quality end workmanship.

Latest tityle and shape; Mrs. D. Scaulau was ft Junction Monday evening from a pleasant trip City visitor today. to Kansas City. When yon want canned or drioc1 Go to Foley's for the best ice fruits go to E.

N. Crayden's, he has fcream iik the city. XtVirMa ami Wife VIKlteU jn that he swotbernl tie was luiriiiW, sugar, fresh wheat bread, ranges, the best in the city. Patronize Johnnie and Jimmie lemonade, bananas, mhico pie, Ink-Nepal to warm, wiUn Which ihtv ,) i. uii'" JtfankttHU, tlu week.

It Morrison fcaS up from Kan' neither Move, t-himney br window TWflUpf ed cakes and-" prun'c3 the Palace tonfectionwyj ice cream or 4jtak)'r wm liiiktlr i'od bed..