The Chapman News from Chapman, Kansas • 5

Guaranteed, if not Satisfactory Money Refunded. All parties indebted to Sheeran Morrison must settle their- accounts at once. Mrs. Cox of Abilene has been visit INEW, ing with her sister Mrs. W.

A. Lou-pee, this week. CLIFFORD. Miss Vina Barnes spent Thanks giving with her sister Mrs. T.

J. Rex- roat at Abilene. I Meat lb Market. 1 The Kansas-Missouri football game I resulted in a victory for Kansas by a score of 36 to 4. Henry Schorling and Nettie War- We have good supply of Groceries for Thansgiving.

Our aim is to buy eatables in first quality and sell as reason-able as vreean. Have good supply of COUNTRY LARD nock of Upland, have secured a marriage license. We have opened up a first-class Meat Market, in the west room of our confectionery store and 5 A. dance was held in the new barn are now ready for business. We will carry a 5 i of Robert Kinney south of town on Mondayevening.

Clifford Odle had the misfortune to 25c New customers every cut off one of his toes, while chop On hand at 3 pounds for day for ping wood last week. Three hundred factory girls at Swoffords Dry Goods factory went "I a out on a strike Monday. M. P. Sanborn now has plenty of Fanchon Four shingles on hand and can supply all Choice Line of ZZ Fresh and Salt Meats, Mutton, Lard, Pickled :3 Pigs Feet, Weinerwurst, GAME, FISH AND OYSTERS In Their Proper Season.

We have secured the services of a first-class Meat 3 Cutter and will guarantee our customers, honest 3 and courteous treatment. Our Meats are all in- your wants in that line. Mike Ryan canie up from Kansas I City Sunday, where he had been for The mill is careful to keep the grade up all right several days on business. I. Lowe came down from Moon special price in quantities, it is selling last.

'pre light Saturday, to attend the special meeting of the A. O. U. W. pared to handle all poultry that comes in.

Have Sugar Syrup in Bulk Now Taken up, A brown Shetland pony spected at Kansas City. Yours to Please, 3 Owner may have same by calling on Mrs. J. Loy and paying charges. So bring in your syrup cans or jug and we' will fill it Mrs.

Ira Whitehair and Mrs. J. P. 1 The Palace Meat Market, 1 produce McMillen spent Thanksgiving with with new grade syrup, also sorghum. Load up and drive in Mr.

ana Mrs. rosier at ooio-mon. 3 C. P. LOWE.

Mrs. Jane McMillen returned Sun day from Kansas City where she has Yours Truly, been visiting her son Robert and family. Thompson's Commercial 5c. cigar J.M.Clifford the best all round smoke in the coun ty. The old stand by.

Your dealer has them. Andy Finnity of Diller, Nebraska, came in Tuesday afternoon and will V. P. Time Table. Zelle Hopkins of Solomon is work- take charge oHhe meafc department of the Palace.

WEST BOCXD. i Harold Neptune was quite sick for If TO- to have a sale. ,3 :00 p. m. Underwear No.

3 Passenger. No. 5 Passenger. ft several days this week. see T.

J. Foley He will do the I Miss Alice Sheeran was up from auctioneering in good shape and No. 13 Local Freight. .4 :45 a. m.

Ft. Riley over Sunday. very EAST BOCNT). Miss Grace Jennings entertainined Mrs. Hannah Howe has moved the Art Club Tuesday.

from her farm to town, and is comfort- No. 6 Passenger. 5 :28 a. m. No.

4 Passenger 12 :20 p. m. No. 14 Loral Freight. .4 p.

m. The Ancient Order of the Orient ably situated in her handsome new I iu: will meet Saturday night. Australia had a big wheat crop Tom HoKan and wife of Abilene this year. She raised almost a third visited in the city Sunday, as much as-Kansas and the yield was Richard Croker says Tamany is eight bushels per acre I have received a bright new line 3 underwear which was bought before I goods ADVANCED. Woolen and I Fleece ma T) 1 SmnL-a 'I hnmrwrn'o mrmrin tr Mrs.

Kate Clemons returned Satur- cigar. Up-to-date quality and work day from a visit to Perry, Kansas. manship. Latest style and shape. Rev.

Hull of 'Wakefield visited For sale by all dealers LOCALS. Patronize the East side tonsnrial parlor. Tom Sheeran is clerking for Carroll Bros. U. S.

Rexroat was down to Topeka Friday. Come iu and get our prices on work. A. W. Rice was down from Abilene Monday.

Mrs, Beal spent Sunday iu Manhattan, with his son in this city this week. John Phipps Jr. and wife came up The Kansas City Weekly Journa from Kansas City Sunday John got anu VvLlai'man ftfws uum oue year i turn umniw oc(n uaja agui ii 1 i i I florae uuiuiiKUdui ud ueeu Hollnts dnft Sheeran fc quite sick, but is improving rapidly. flpp navnnlft th i "i Baldwin had a big fire Monday, in Morrison Grain and must be for I Children. 1 Union Suits I Ladies and which nine business were destroyed, settled at once.

Mike Ciushing spent Sunday in Quite a number from here attended James Sheeb.n, Manager. A papal bull was published at the Riordin'-Erwin wedding Tuesday, Alaleue. Topeka has several cases of genuine smallpox. The 'Kansas City Twice-a-week Rome authorizing midnight masses Times and Chapman News for $1.50. from the begining to the end of 1900.

No; I fancy and "Mrs. Drain was down to Junction Miss Xina Pierce spent Thanks This permission is granted once in a City yesterday. giving at Iiudsborg with her sister century. Dora. A.

J. Poor was up from Kansas Master Erwin Enright of Argentine City this week. John Erwin lost three steers last week. They were killed by com Odle's Choice a hih JTrade 5 cent Kansas, is visiting with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

John Erwin. i stalks. cigar. Try it He made this office a pleasant call yesterday. Mrs.

Carter of Bonnacord, visited 1 High Patent flour. James McMillen was down from with her son, Peyton Carter, last Abilene Sunday. A big" storm was reported from the week. Mrs. Al Gihwou was a Lawrence coast of Texas.

Many small vessels Armold Scaulan have received are known to be lost, and many hundreds of cattle were drowned by be their new cash register and it is a visitor Saturday. A. J. Poor came in Monday even ing on the phig. beauty, ing driven into the gulf by the force Zelle Hopkins of the Standard ate of wind.

mi .1 i i I C. P. Lowe was at the county seat wrW 81 ms nome Several of the citizens had a social Abilene. I -ut on business Monday. Grandma Rolirer returned from a Whitehair carried off first honors, Fresh oysters ami celery at the E.

I Cray den. I visit with her sou at Junction City killing 13 out of 15. John Carroll Palace confectionery. St. this week.

and Henry Knight tied for second Just received a carload of fresh place with 10 each. Live pigeons vjamornia strawberries wul be on lime. M. P. Sanborn.

were used. Some comment might be the Kansas City market in about two weeks and will last till about April made on the other scores but we The Mail and Breeze and Chap think there is UU wn.u Xjews, both one year for $L50,.