The Chanute Daily Tribune from Chanute, Kansas • Page 5

ft THS OaAZsTTTaTE JDAJCXjg- TRIBXJIrE. CTST. 29, 1'902 ANOTHER GUSHER company of Iola acd Humboldt men are taking leases west of Big Creek for ga9 and oil and promise to begin work in a very short time. Let the work once start and there will soon AT REG'UL WELL! We're a little late but we're here with a full line of Fresh and? Salt Meats, and we invite each and every citizen of Chanute to visit us at our new place of business in the Lindsey block on west Main. 0 POPULAR PRICED The moiio Our up-to-date best for PHOSC 431 and Boys' Fn CA TDTI Meat WJtvll Market.

SHOES are flawless. They are the the price that money can buy. N. McDUNALD, President. D.

M. KENNEDY, COIDKltED ITATIlfKHT. SHOWING THE CONDITION OF The First National Bank of Chanute, at the close of business, Sept. 15, 1902, RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts 160.524 75 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 13,425 00 Expenses Paid 1,122 53 Cash.

Bonds and Sight Exchange 234,426 14 409 498 42 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock 50,000 00 Surplus and Profits 23,263 31 Circulation 50,000 00 Deposits 286,235 31 8 409,498 42" We invite attention to the above statement, and upon its merits confidently solicit new business. The large capital and surplus of tbe bunk, its financial position and its established reputation for conservative bunking methods are among the substantial advantages offered to present any prospective patrons. To maintain and to increase these advantages is the policy of the management. The equipment in every department is thorough, modern mm efficient.

The above statement is correct. N. ALLEN, Cashier. You pay much more to others for your Overcoat. Our coats l5 aT are the talk of the town for Style, Quality, Make and price.

I C. P. Garvin Leaders of Styles and Prices. EE Ebert Sanitary WE GIVE CUSTOMERS PHONE 89 McClelland Wright, Have for sale lots in all the flallory, Plumbing Additions 3 3 3 CALL AND EXAMINE of Chinaware ever shown Our Shoes are Comfortable, Serviceable and are made of the Best Stock, and are the latest styles. We also have in stock a full line of Rubber Goods, including Boots, Rubbers and Overshoes.

BLOOM HEART, WRIGHT FOOTWEAR SPECIALTIES. New BIG CREEK BRINGS IN ONE BIGGER THAN NO.1. GREAT CAS FIELD EAST Other Gas and Oil News of Interest- Many Leases Taken in South End of the County Near the Island. The Big Creek Oil and Gas. Co.

brought in another gas gusher this morning, a thousand feet or more east of their No. on the Gibson farm east of Chanute. The well wjuld have been brought in a week or more ago, but it caved in several times and drilling was delayed. The sand was reached at about the same depth as in No. 1, and is about the same kind of a well, although it is thought to be even bigger than it.

The sand was penetrated from ten to fifteen feet. Dr. Fay came in at noon, and says the roar of the well can be heard jor miles around. Well No. 1 was estimated at from eight to ten million cubic feet, so the good luck of this company is apparent, even if they did not get any oil, as they were hoping to, in this well.

Some trace of oil was found, but none in paying quantity. These two wells show that a big gas field lies east of Chanute, and means a good deal for that section of the country, The company will have no difficulty in disposing of gas. To the east is Ft. Scott, to the south east Pittsburg, either of which would be delighted to get connected with tlie gas belt by pipe line, which is but one of the ways the company can easily dispose of its big find. The location of a third well has not yet been determined.

St. Paul Journal: Gas and oil men are leasing land rapidly around Sav-onburg, Moran, Elsmore, Stark and the northern part of this county. An Ohio syndicate is also leasing a lot of land in the vicinity of Parsons and report that two drills will begin work there within ninety days. St. Paul is between these two scenes of activity hence all our people are interested in a special way.

This has awakened interest in the well west of town, and there are several men who believe a pipe line should be laid from this well to town as there is plenty of gas in this well to light the town, and possibly enough for heating purposes, also. If the city does not wish to do It, there iaprivate capital ready, to do it if suitable arrangements cau be made with the city. It is reported that one or two gas wells are soon to be drilled in East Lincoln near the Island The gas was found at Wmfield Saturday evening, and a big well was struck a few days ago at Moline. These two weils knock out the theories of geologists. There is reason to believe several more of their theories will be knocked out soon.

Savonburg Record: Capt. Gibson and N. W. Henry ot Chanute were in town Wednesday looking after- the leasing of some land on Big Creek for an oil and gas company. tfr it Benedict Courier Items: Hugh Far- relly and M.

T. Jones of Chanute were over Friday taking oil leases. They got the Lee Prunty lease south-and west of Hugh Farrelly and Bob Barkley were over Wednesday looking for more leases Bob Bark- ley of Chanute was over Saturday and secured a lease on the Donahue land for the Pacific Oil Gas Co. T. O'- Neil, of Webb City, will be In the field leasing for gas and oil the last of this week.

That will make six or seven different companies around Benedict Jack Massey and tlobt. Bark-ley of Chanute were here ou business last week. Bob is tbe produce busi ness and was looking after our mer chants a little. Humboldt Union: George Z. Work is making arrangements to pump his oil wells.

He will have several of them, and all good producers. -Cr Elsmore Enterprise: J. L. Lyen, formerly of Moran, but for several years a banker in Chanute, was here a couple of days last week in the in terest of a new oil and gas company formed at Chanute, with a view of prospecting the territory between Stark and Moran, making Savonburg and Elsmore the center of operations, Mr. Lyen sold his bank in Chanute a year ago and has since been engaged in the oil and gas business, being a di rector and stockholder in several Cha nute companies and has made the question a careful study.

He seemed confident that the "Big Creek coun try" as he called that east of Big Creek and extending from about Mo ran to tbe mouth of Big Creek, con tains both gas and oil in paying quantities. He has taken the matter up with men of considerable capita, who are willing to spend a few th ousand dollars in prospecting and 11 gas or oil, or as is more iiKeiy ootu, are found will fully develop the Geld. The Katy Oil and Gas company will uave men at work taking leases and will doubtless begin work within the next ninety days We are Informed that a1 of for ter 90 4 of to 25 A be plenty doing. Buffalo Advocate: E. Shaw was over from Chanute Saturday on business connected with, the proposed brick plant.

While here he rented the vacant room adjoining the post-ofllc for an office for the company. Mr. haw was met hereby Mr. Mes- sick, vhc lately contracted to drill five wells for the brick plans people, and together they located the first well. It is to be on the place pur chased from G.

B. Morgan near the northwest corner of the tract, on the east side of the creek. -to The Neodesha Sun says of the Win- field report of a Standard man being there: "Mr. Evans, the Standard's agent here, says no such man is in the employ of the Standard so far as he knows and the Standard has no intention of drilling at -a Neodesha Register: Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Lees are over from Chanute today packing up their household goods preparatory to breaking up housekeeping for a time, having rented their house. Mr. Lees is building rigs for the Prairie at Chanute and other points and Mrs.

Lees and the baby will board with him. They are at Chanute now. Buffalo Advocate: G. A. Simons, Coauute, shot the Hays well No.

4 the Prairie Monday evening. There was so much water in the hole at the time that it was difficult to tell whether the well was as good or bet than previous signs had indicated. Erie Sentinel: F. F. Patterson, representing a company of Ohio capitalist-1, has secured the lease of two or three thousand acres of land lyiug along the Neosho river in the south, east 1 art of this county and in Labette, and will begin drilling in 60 or days.

Holders iu the Chanute oil and gas field have been buying laud down on the big island for prospecting purposes, and a rich strike is expected down in that locality. Leg Broken by Fall ing Horse. Fred J. Foetisch, a farmer living near Carlton, on the Santa Fe, met witli a serious accident Wednesday morning. He had been helping Arch Piper drive a lot of mules to Piper's feed barn just nortli of Labette City, and while returning home, when near the O'Connor school house miles northwest of Parsons, his horse slipped and fell with him.

Foetisch's leg was broken in two places. He was taken to the home a farmer named O'Brien, where lie was given attention. He drove across Eailton yesterday, a distance of miles, and is now being cared for at home. Good second haud organs at Dawdy's Music store, Chanute. A FITTING TRIBUTE Citizen of Chnnnle pays a Well Earned Tribute.

The following public statement of a respected citizen adds one more emphatic endorsement of merit to the scores that have appeared before: Mr, Li. II. lsham, 01 31o Mafn street- clerk In Hysinger Rosenthal's cloth, ing store twelve years, says: "My son twelve years old had kidney trouble for several years. He took several remedies without obtaining good fe-enlts. I saw Doans' Kidney Pilli advertised, procured a box at Boschert Williams drug store and after he used them-the weakness left him.

I am only too pleased to endorse Doans' Kidney Pills knowing them to be all that is claimed for them." For sale by all dealers. Price fifty cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo. N. sole agents for the United States.

the name, Doans, and take no substitute. Stylish, Comfortable. GUARANTEED LINEN. The only collar made with a heavy. 5 ply seam.

RETAIL TWO FOR A QUARTER AND EQUAL ANY TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLLAR MADE Sold by live, up-to-date mer chants everywhere, or two sample collars seni oy man, postage paid, for 25 cents. Van Zandt, Jacobs Co. Troy, N. Y. A Popular Collar Mango 2J6 Inches Special inducements to Dealers.

5 are always Jrv-kf 'J ploaeed withrgKAf I the popular Yff- I Di 1 brand Uv I COLLARS Jq jjS, They ore to Chanute, as well as lots, business and residence property in all parts of the city. Before Buying Get Our Prices. Office over Postoffice, East Main Street. Clothing. LODGE DIRECTORY.

AO. OF P. BANNER COUNCIL NO. 30 meets 1st and 3d Wednesday nights of each month at Pyramid Hail, Visiting: memheis cordially Invited. Dr.C.

B. Core, N. P. W. C.

Tomlinson. Scribe AO. CW. Chanute Lodge No. 98, meets every Thursday night at Pyramid Hall.

Visiting bre crea cordially invited, a Blarkenchip M. H.O.Clark, Bee BOARDWELL LODGE, DEGREE OF HONOR meets at Pyramid Hall on the first and tblrd Wednesday afternoons of tach month. Any visiting members are welcome, anna Parrieh, Chief of Honor, Myrtle Tompkins, Recorder. CHANUTE UAMP NO. M.

W. A meets Monda night of each week at sew bail, over Morrill Hotel. A Duncan, V. C. UK McDaniel, Clerk.

CHANUTE TENT, NO 77. K. O.T.M.. meels 1st and 3rd Saturday evenings of each month at Pyramid Hall. S.

C. Brown, Harry Shuitz K.K. CHANUTE CHAPTER NO. 21, R. jl meets.

2d and 4th Tues days. O. G. Wood, H. Geo.

W. need, secretary. OEDAU LODGE NO. 103, A. W.

ft A. M. meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays. K. J.

Bail ley. W. M. G.W. Reed.

Secretary Chanute Post. No. 29, A. meets at Odd Felows Hall.l 8:30 p. tbe second Saturday and at 8 the fourth Saturday of each month.

Visiting Comrades Invited. H. C. Dryden, J. H.

Rickel, Adj. DEWEY COUNCIL, No. 420, Fraternal Aid Association meets In Pyramid hall on tb9 id and 4thWedne ay evening of each month Members of othci con i ells cordially invited. Grant Otis, Pres. Romberger, Sec.

IO. O. F. Heetor Lodge, No.04, meets Wed nesday night of each week at Odd Fellows Hall. All Brothers In goodstaudlng are cordially invited to meet with u.

G. C. Balrd, N. H.S. Wood, V.

J. H. Fessler, Sea NIGHTS OF THE PROTECTED ARK -TV meet ever 2d and 4th Thursday evenings of each month at Odd Fellows hall. S. Stan-Qeld.

Chief Knight; W. Buchanan, Chief Accountant. KNIGHTS AND LAD1K3 OF SECURITY meet every first and tblrd Friday at Odd Feltows hall, Mrs, Lor a Barrett. President; Mrs, B. Manatt, Ssoretary.

Kof P. Tioga Lodge No. 04, meet at Masonic Hall, Friday night of each week. C.P. Swank, C.

Hanson, cf R.A-8. RATHBONE SISTERS, Tioga Temple Kc.35 meets the 1st and 8rd Tuesday of each month, at 8:00 p. at the Pyramid Miss Mary Neal, M. and Mrs. Olive Powell.

M. of C. REBEKAII'S CHANUTE LODGE NO. 158, meets regularly first and third Monday nights, second and fourth Friday afternoons of eaon month. Visidnff Rebekahs are cordial ly invited.

A. E. Harmon, N.G., Lizzie Smlthl Secretary, ROYAL NEIGHBORS, Violet Camp No. 690 meet first and third Thursday afternoons of each month at 2:30 p.m.. at Pyramid Hau.

visiting fieignDors welcome, umma Neybard, oracle. Jessie Dutton. recorder. Lodge. No.

30, mees on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Pyramid Hall. Visiting comrades invited. Adam Burk.P resident; C. Dennis, Recorder. SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF JCT.CE, Chanute Council No.

44 meet erst and third Saturday evenings -I each month at 730 at I. CO. t. Hall. Members of other councils cordially iv ted.

J. It. Orr, Pres. U.A.Kocb. scr3iarv.

Herman Kertrsm.r in. OUNFLOWEB CHAP-O TER No. 147. 8 meets 1st and ad Wednesday at 8 u. from April till Septen ber and at m.

from Sept. till April. Visitors invited, Mrs J. C. Ramsey, W.

M. Mrs Jessie Henneoisn becretary. 'PRIPLE TIB BENEFIT ASSOCIATION and 4th Friday nights of each month at I O.K 11 ui ni i.ou. uri wcooc uun vc.t o. Dickinson.

Secy. TEMPLE COMMANDERY. No 44. Knights Templar meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays N. Lindsay, E.C Goo.

Wj WCNirON LODGE No. 878, B. R. meets la l.O.O.F.Hsll 1st and Srd undays at 2:30 p. 2nd and 4th Mondays at Tujii p.

m. Guy C.Taylor O.J. G. M. Kerr.

Fin w. A. Tompkins. Colieotor Cross, Journal Agt CHAS.T. BEATTY, will sell you INSURANCE as cheap as the cheapest.

Model Steam Laundry, phone 372, is muz afiUall IbHi2bI WE INVITE YOU TO the most complete stock in the city. i 51 i I 'I When Buying Best Quality, Newest Patterns, Lowest. Prices. 1 You want to be sure they are fresh. Groceries get stale as well as bread.

We keep goods moving so fast that our goods are necessarily fresh, and we sell so much that we can and do give as low prices as can be found in Chanute. We carry not only canned goods of all kinds, but a large varie McCune Bros. ty of table delicacies. Try Imboden's Imneriai Flour. ft Our Shoe Stock is Complete.

THE Best Shoes FOR TOE HONEY. Groceries Call and see us. SHIRLEY BROS. COFFEES, NONE BETTER, baker and ish Wagons in thelow and and hih, wide and narrow tires. Builder'9 Hardware of all kinds very low.

Everything in our line at prices iliat wi'l save you money. Give us a call. RANKIN HOLMES. CITY HEWS. Buv your musical goods of F.

Dawdy, Chanute, Kans. Take your watch to J. W. Phillips and have it done right. C.

H. Smith, tbe piano tuner, will be in town all this week. Dr. A. M.

Davis. Office over Regu lator. 'Phone 319. Res. 410.

Will bear investigation. Thunder Mountain gold proposition. J. W. Buchanan has received the tax rolls for 1902 which are now due and payable on or before the" 20th of December, Use the Chanute envelopes when you write to your friends, and help to advertise the town.

They, can be secured at The Tribune office. CHAS. T. BEATTY tfas the tax-rolls, of 1902. Taxes must be paid by December 20.

Dr, Balrd Chronic diseases of tbe stomach and bowels and diseases of children a specialty. Office in Tutcher Alexander building. years in one place ought to give you confidence that F. M. Dawdy can and will see that yuu get justice Premium Stamps given ith cash sales.

CHASE SANBORN'S We have just received a full line of Cook and Ileatlug Stoves in gas and coal, Beck with Round Oak Heaters. Just iu another car of the Famous Banner Buggies, all st yles, the best on earth for the money. Car of Studej For a good Square Meal and a Round Lunch, go to LONG'S Restaurant and Oyster PARLOR Our Oyster. Parlor is always open. Game, Fish ana 5 all the delicacies in their season.

We study to please our customers. DAVIS UERRITT, Hardware, StOVeS and' Implements 8 CZ3S CITY HEWS. P. Hurt, Tax Collector. S.

J. Bailey came in on 202 today. 372 is the Model Laundry phone. See Dawdy's fine pianos atChanute, Kans. E.

II. RicksecKer is up from Coffey- ville. Joel Smith went to Thayer this afternoon. II. V.

Meeker returned from Kansas City last evening. Mrs. Lapham and Mary went to lola this afternoon. All goods bought of J. W.

Phillips will be engraved free of charge. Miss Christie Ilowke of Oswego is spending the week with Mrs. C. A. Cox.

Mrs. J. C. Cooper who has been visiting Mrs. E.

Lockheart returned to Colony today. Presiding Elder Maclean came in from Independence today to attend quarterly meeting. Mrs. John Mitchell returned from Carthage at noon. Her sister.

Mrs. Muskgrove accompanied her. When you want anything, in the jewelry line don't fail to'call on II. "Van Meeker, the jeweler. Miss Sopbia Spencer and II.

Cole of Yate3 Center are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jones.

Miss Amy Johnson of Erie, woo has been in. San Francisco the. past two months visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank Green, arrived last night 00 the Katy, and is the guest of Mrs. J.

M.Allen. C3SS PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Atterneya-att-Lsm. i. BROWN, Attorney at-Law.

Over -Main Street. Notary Public. I. J. JONES.

Attorney at Law. Office lu Uie rear of the First National Bank. Veterinary nara-eoaa. 'HAS. E.

ORAOG, D. V. 8,. Offloa Sewdl' Pharmacy. Phone 33.

Membcrof State Veterinary Medical AssocUiion. D. 8' Veterinary Inspector at Kansas City 5 Hotels THE ORIENTAL. D. H.

Fiahor. Proprietor Leading hotel In city. All modern Improve cents. Ccrner Main and North HltrLUtnd Streets. 40TEL DELMONICO.

2 E. Main 8trcet. P. Asne, Propr.etor. Rates, $1.26 per day Best table In citr O.

W. KELLER. Notary Public. C. W.

JONES. Solicitor. Q. VV. KELLER CO.

Heal Estate, Leans, Insurance. We have many choice farms ahd stock ranches for sale at reasonable terms, in southeast Kansns. Also Oil and Gas Lands City Property CALL AND SEE US. guarantee honorable dealing and courteuu treatment. Koom So.

1. Tutcher Alexander building. Jewelry Store. The people are cordially invited to come a'irl rxatniue my fin New Jewelry Stock you want anything in the Jewelry line give me a call at my new lo cation at tbe Chase P. Brown Phar macy.

Specialty made of tine watch repairing. Forty years' experience. J. A. FLEMING, Jeweler.

OVBCuttlery, Nothing better in buying a fine piano..