Chapman Gazette from Chapman, Kansas • 5

Kansas, March 16, 1911 2. No. 15. Chapman, CO A EW CANON CITY COAL. We can save you money on your winter's coal and 4 furC nish you the genuine Rockvale Canon City.

ORDER TFRMS, DEC. 1st. PERRY FRAZIER. TAR ARARAPARARAR COAL of Dickinson County Program Association to be held in Teachers' School Building, Sat Abilene High urday, March 18. 1:15 p.

m. Girls' Glee Club. Abilene. Music, Invocation, Rev. Dr.

F. S. Blayney Warren Coleman Vocal Solo, We Drifting from RhetPaper, "Are orica! Work in the Grades and High Supt. McAllister, Herington "The Slang Element in the Paper, Schools, (a) Existing CondiPublic tions and (b) Stewart, Abilene High School. Miss Echoes from North Central Assn.

Music, Girls' Sextette, Talmage. Talks "'How to Get Better ReShort Prin. E. Brown. sults in Spelling, "Some Reasons for Teaching Agriculture, Prin.

A. E. Davidson. Remedy for Tardiness," Miss Iva Brown. "Value of a Library in the School," Miss Edna Brenner.

Solo, Miss Clark, Solomon. Vocal E. L. Holton, Professor of Address, Education, K. S.

A C. Rural Solo, Miss Freda Marsh Piano S33onl, cost af maintaining, Third, amount of damage asked by the freeholder. Mrs. Jane McMillen Dead. Chapman and vicinity friends will be grieved to learn of the death of Mrs.

Jane McMillen at the home of her son, Robert El. McMillen, 505 Brighton Avenue, Kansas City, on Sunday, March 5, 1911. Funeral services were held at the home on Wed nesday at 10 a. In. Burial in Mount Washington cemetery.

Mrs. McMillen was 79 years old at the time of her deuth. She will be remembered as living here at one time with her sons, Robert who was the cashier in the bank, and Jas. who was principal of the public school and afterwad built the residence now occupied by J. W.

Talbot and wile. There was another son, William, living in Oklahoma at the time, who visited her from time to time The sympathy of the friends in this community is extended to the family and relatives. Will ot Open Road The viewers appointed to view the road petitioned for across the W. E. Poor farm, west of town, reported adversely on the same last Saturday, he.

fore the county commissieners Three reasons were given for the adverse report: First, cost of construction, Silver St.r, --The Newest Song. "Silver Star" music by Charles L. Johnson and the words by Wm. R. Clay is the latest hit in the music world.

It is an Indian romance story with plenty of life and action. Fifteen cents at 'The Book Store. LUMBER SEE What you are buying BEFORE Buying. If you like to know, when starting out to buy a bill of lumber, that you are going to get the best and the most your money will buy, don't make any mistake, but bring your bill to us, We preach quality because we buy a superior stock that costs you no more than ordinary lumber costs elsewhere. M.

P. Sanborn LUMBER.