The Chapman Lookout from Chapman, Kansas • 4

Rural Route Patrons May Make Mail i THE CHAPMAN LOOKOUT. Novelist Churchill may not win the governorship of but it may be predicted with entire Boxes. The Postmaster General has decid PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Wall ftp ed that he will not compel the pat safty that the episode will furnish G. H. BA1R.D, Editor.

rons of rural mail service to pur him the material for another Btory. OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. PHONE 41. It appears that only 68 per cent of the New York police force have been chase letter boxes from the hrms only at a cost of from 50 cents to and has issued another order which allows the patrons to make their own boxes. Drovidingr they meet the re naturalized, and from the stones tnat Entered at the postoffice at Chapman, Kans, as second class mail matter.

leak out from time to time, it seems For the Next Ten Days AT that a still smaller percentage is civ Subscription, $1,00 a year in advance. Advertising rate made known on application. ilized. quirements of the department regarding size, safty and protection from the weather. Tn order to maintain the essential Thursday, July 19, 1906.

A Western educator went to Bos principle that all boxes established I CLARK'S Furniture Store. ton and showed them how their edu ou rural routes must be brought un cational system was a base imitation REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Hrwovnnr E. W. Hoch der the protection of the United of the real thing.

And the Boston- States statute which provides penal Lieutenant Secretary of State ties for anyone molesting a letter box ese must have had a suspicion or tue fact themselves, for they hired him on the spot to reform it. W. J. Fitzgerald C. E.

Denton J. M. Nation F. S. Jackson MarkTully Auditor "established by order of the Post master General or approved or de signated by him," the modified ord er provides that individuals who tie Attorney General Treasurer Superintendent of Schools State Printer Not too Sarcastic, Homer.

Every once in a while some cheer E. T. Fairchild T. A. McNeal ful individual remarks to us, "well sire to make their own boxes or to have boxes made to order after their own design must submit a sample of now that the paper is out I suppose Members of the Supreme Court, A.

Johnston (six years), R. A the material of which the box is to you can take it easy for three or four ilavs." Yes. how delightful it is Eurch (six years), S. R. Porter be constructed, or the box itself, to the postmasters of any first or second ..11 Now is the time to clean and paper the stu dents' rooms.

Also, remember we are sell ing Queensware on a very low margin. If you want anything in that line it will pay you to come in and look our stock over be fore buying. Respectfully, C. M. CLARK, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.

(four years), C. B. Graves (four that a country editor has practically nothing to do between press days. class postoffice in the county where the rural service is in operation, and years Simeriutendent of In Business runs along automatically. When tarer bills come due money the postmaster if he finds such a box surance C.

Barnes frmfnrms to the soeciiications and drops off the trees with which to pay them. Subscribers vie with eacn requirements of department is For Railroad Commissioners, F. Ryan, Kanavel, C. A Ryker. trw rnnon-fiSKninn.

5th district authorized to require the owner to other to Bee who can pay the farther-est in advance. Advertisers beg for paiut conspicuously there on the words "Approved by the Postmaster V. A. Calderhead additional space. And the way the news hunts up the editor is also General, nleasantto contemplate, ltiere is The same order provides for an Republican County Ticket.

Independent Phone Line. something really strange about the enrlv reiusnection or boxes hereto Night Call, No. 13 wav news items act. When the pa I 5 fore approved with a. view to the J.

W. Creech per is out the editor simply goes to eradual elimination, after reas his desk and leans back in Ins easy- onable notice of such boxes as are W. King F. W. Morse chair and looks wise and waits for not found to comply with require Subscribe for the LOOK- -Representative, 62ud dist.

County Clerk County Treasurer Register of Deeds, Probate Judge District Clerk County Attorney next week's press day. The day be C. O. Scrafford J. K.

Raukin ments of the department. OUT. tf fore nress day the people line up in N. Cole 0 front of the office door and then tney Ct Uve. Most Pleasure Out of Your F.

D. Parent Jw Bros Vacation. file past his desk and tell him all the news of the week. He writes it up J. Favor Sheriff Pay Your Dog Tax.

All parties having dogs must pay To do this, you should go to Colo Simerintendent fifteen or twenty minutes, takes it ft i rado where you breathe the purest their dog tax by August 1st or a war E. S. MeCormick fVinntv Surveyor A. C. Romig air and see some of the grandest rant will be sworn out for their back and hangs it on the hook.

The compositors take the copy, shake it over the type rases, say a few mystic sights of the world. Here is to be Coroner Burton Hio-1, Sfliool Trustees C. H. Lou By order of the Marshall. found all the recreations of the East -Golf, Polo, Boating, Hunting, words, the type flies into place ant Hardware Implements.

don, F. E. Mnnsell, A. G. after a few passes by the foreman Fishiug, Tennis, Riding, etc.

togeth Whitehair. Photographs Cheap. Till August 10 I will make my 10 the forms are ready for the press again. And the editor goes down and deposits some more money in the er with all the attractions of a new and mountainous country. from San Francisco these Cab.

Seohias for $7.00 per dozen. Very low round -trip rates to Den I days, will be understood as good My $7.00 for 5.00, my lor ver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, are now in effect, via the Union Pa news. $3.50 per dozen. Pennell. bank.

It is the greatest snap in the catalogue. Now if the editor could only do away with press day, his joy would be complete. Homer Hoch in Marion Record. The most profitable business in Kansas City next to the saloons is the ice business. cific, whose splendidly equipped trains and perfectly ballasted roadbed insure you a pleasant journey.

For full information in regard to rates and Colorado literature, Inquire of W. H. Harris, agent. api TheSHAU ft Rural Carriers Prohibited Troni Deliv ering Mailable Matter Outside The Mails. Complaint is made to the Depart Cold Tire Setter.

"The Machine That Does It Right" If you don't thii.k lhere is a "red campaign being wnged in tnif county, read the Dickinson Count News. Special Examination July 27 and 28. Owing to the shortage in teachers this county, a special examination ment that rural carriers, at the request of the patrons of their routes, call at express offices for their packages of mailable matter aud deliver will be held in Abilene, July 27th and 2Sth beginning at 1 o'clock. None of the cigarette are advertising the fact that they same outside of mails to the patrons Geary, Saline aud many other coun .1 41, of cisrarettes that ties in the state are in a similar con and receive small fees for the service. IliUllV' i Harry Thaw had been smoking dition and will have an examination Postmasters at rural delivery offices at the same time.

Forty five out ol are directed to inform rural carriers 108 failed in this county and reports that they muse not carry, as express California teachrr says that we are mad in the race for riches. It certainly makes some of us mad to see the other fellows get ahead of us. in neighboring counties show mutter, for hire or as a lavor, any ar greater number of failures. ticle or package weighing four 'ill WSmm nnn nds or under, which is mailable, Peter Scuttler and Mitchell Avery WAGONS. W.

Moon and carriers will inform their patrons Subscribe for the Look The many and varied trials of E. tliat such mckaeres can only be tie nut. tt liveredby them after the requireu W. Hoch during his existence as Governor of Kansas will no doubt discourage those who are susceptible J. H.Shellhaas, postage shall have been affixed such packages.

P. Y. DeGRAW. Fourth Ass't Postmaster-General to a "draft." Tli aliore illustration represents the Baker Ice Cream Maker. Schau Cold-Set Tire Setter ready for PI CANTON OLIVER HUMMER operation.

Call and see the machine From now on it will probably be Wedding Cakes to Order. Mrs. Jas. Wilkins aud children ac work at necess.ary for President Roosevelt to Junction Citv. Kansas compauied by Mr.

Wilkins' mother step out every few days and throw a r-nld water on his still have gone to Salsua tor lew tiay visit. smoldering boom for a third term. Loudon Bros. DOWLINQ'S. All work guaranteed.

Dental Veterinary. 2 Chapman's Racket Store. Dr. Have You Seen the New No. 12 Visible Mott S.

Hoag You Must Sleep. If you cannot, it is due to an irritated or congested state of the brain, which will soon de-velope into nervous prostration. Nature demands sleep, and it is as important as food; it is a part of her building and sustaining process. This period of unconsciousness relaxes th mental and physical strain, and allows nature to restore ex hausted vitality. Dr.

Miles' Nervine bri refreshing sleep, because it soothes the irritation aJ removes the congestion. It is also a nerve buildir; it nourishes and strengthens every nerve in your body, and creates energy in all the organs. HAMOND TYPEWRITER D. V. D.

All Work Guaranteed. Ladies summer und'r. .10 to 19c Men's work shirts 35 to 49c Boys' overalls .25 to 49c Ladies underskirts. .75 to $2.50 Ladies collars .....10 to 45c Ribbon, a yard. 5 to 20c Baby shoes, soft sole.

.25 to 49c Baby shoes, hard sole. .60 to 80c Jack knives 5 to $1 Table knives, per 60 to 1.50 Table spoons, per set 25c Razor strops 25 to $1.25 Clothes baskets 75 to 85c Tiu pails Table oil cloth, a yard 18c Wash pans 20 to 30c Dippers 6 to 25o Coffee and tea pots 15o 7 Men's summer underwear, 25c Men's overalls 49 to 90c Men's dress shirts 50 to 51 Ladies skirts (outside) $1 to Ladies hose 10 to 25c Ladies belts. 25 to 50c Ladies hand bags and pocket books 25 to 75c Buggy whips 10 toll Butcher knives 25 to 75c Tea spoons, per set 15c Razors 1-25 to 2.50 25 to $1.50 Comb case lc Galvanized pails 19c Dish 20 to 70c Stew kettles 15 to 59c Fire shovels to 9o Suspeuders 5 to 50c Lanterns Flower pots 5 to 25c Stationery of all kinds, glassware Brown Thone ffi Mutuul 12 Odice over Clinpniun state Bunk. G.G. GREENLEE, M.

D. GENERAL PRACTICE. All the work in full view of the operator ALL the time. 20 other features of special merit. Write for illustrated catalog.

Chapman, Kansas. 15c .35 to II Mop sticks Ten kettles DERKSIIIRES. Jardinieres 25 to $1.45 Chinaware Nothing will give strengui and vitality as surely and quickly as Dr. Miles' Nervine. "Durlne the past winter I hnd two attneks of LaGrlppo which left me very weak, and In bud condition.

I wns so nervous I could not Bleep. My wife, after trylnir dlffero" remedies went for a doctor. The doctor wns out and neighbor recommended Dr. Miles" Nervine, and iihe brought home a. bottle.

I had not slept for some time, and iad terrible Vlns In my head. Skfter tnklnir a few doses of Nervine the pain km not so aevere, and I slept. I am now takln the second Lottie rind nm verv much JIENKX M. J3M1T1I, Underbill, V. Dr.

Miles' Nervine is sold by- your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit If It falls, he uMii finnS- More prolific and less liable to dlHense than any other breed. Ureu sows, gilts and boars FOR SALE BRING IN YOUR EGGS. The Hammond Typewriter 411 CENTURY BU1LDINO, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. Dowling I GEO. FROST, Propretor.

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