Chapman Gazette du lieu suivant : Chapman, Kansas • 2

Vol. 2. No. 38. Chapman, Kansas, August 24, 1911 THE CHAPMAN GAZETTE, E.

F. Halbert, Editor. llumpnrey and Ernest Kaight. It is the intention of these boys to increase Mer Butnbe ihirly, secure" uni-forms and learn all the 'boy. Kt-out tactics.

50 Cents a Year, In The County. people and at this tiuie seems to be no doubt hut what the bonds will cany If the bonds, -there, is no delay irj selling the bonds, and he re ho Id, be none with this liberal of interest tftul the long time '-'vvill begin at once arid: strenuous effort to complete as rapid-ily as possible, probably before cold weather sets in. Kntered at the post Office, au, Ktinsai. Feb. 10.

'10. for ntiniisiou, as sewuid class matter A Progressive Republican NeWspaper Dry Cleaning. Dry cleaning and pressing. clean men's clothing, ladies wool and silk waists and skirts lyA. he, new French Dry Cleaning Positively no injury to fabrics.

No-shrinTc-ing or fading. Rooms ove Ch'ihJer's barbershop. C. K. Hosiery Issued Every 'Thursday.

Thursday, August 24, 1911. liMOX PACIFIC TIME CARD. WEST HOlTND. For Reut. Nice large roomy for two girl Enquire at this office.

THE MERCANTILE No. lot No. 103 No. 107 -No. 109 No.

159 x. No. 15 a. in. Soiip.

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Li rafted Notice: Miss Winifred Tanner will return about Sept 1st to her music work. 36tf 1 KAST HOir.NI. No. 110 No' 102 No. 104 No.

108 No. 158 Mo. I fit) 3: 45 p. ni. :31 a.

11:42 a.m. m. 3:02 m. 7:15 p. m.

Slack Coal-For Sale, a bushel. Any quantity. The Frazier Elevator. Dally except Sunday. V.

OW KNS. A Building Buhrer Block Stone cutters and other workmen went to work the first of the week to complete the Buhrer building on Main street. This building was nicely under way when the death of Mr. C. Buhrer stopped the work temporarily.

The building will lie of stone, two stories high, with a fine cement basement underneath, it all. lower floor will be used for store rooms or similar purposes, and the upper Hooter offices or lodge rooms. -We arte pleased to see the work resumed on this building as it will be a monument to the father who planned it, a credit to the town and a complement to Iain street. Organized Boy Scouts. Eleven of Chapman's brightest lads got together Monda-y afternoon and, under the direction of Russel B.

Krebs Elsworth, organized a Boy Scout company. Those joining at this time were: Edwin I illtngham, James and Joe Frazier, Ereil Armold, Em melt Callahan, Austin and Theodore San burn, Leo Clark, Earl Loudon, Elmer CITY OFFICERS. a or: Wa 1 ter i 1 i ns, Riley Loudon, Pert Drain, Henry Wadick. E. N.

Eaglen, Harvey Brechbill. of Council: Riley Loudon. Foley. Clerk: G. H.

Dockhorn. Marshal, W. B. Banning. Police Judge, T.

,1. Foley. OTCQ1EMAII With a Full and Complete Line of: To Vote For Waterworks. The city council has passed an ordinance directing the calling of a special election for the purpose of submitting the question of voting bonds for the construction of a waterworks system to supply our people and the town with water. Thecouncil proposes to issue bonds to the amount of $25,000.00, to hear live per cent.

Inter-est and to run thirty years. The council reserves the right to call and pay one of such bonds in their numerical order at its face value, plus the accrued interest to the date of payment, reserving the right to call and pay all the bonds in ten years if it i i. so desired. The proposition is meet-' ing the approval of a majority of our Cement, Lime, Paints, OilsB Varnishes, Etc. Our Stock of A.

Lumber and Building Material Is More Complete Than Ever Before, And We Are Ready For All or Little. I. P. s. AIB0M.