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WAR REMINISCENCE IFS
FEAR lN BATTLE
One man's Desperate Enoft e
 Himself of IL. #

oae uause Desperate Enoft te -
 Himse1f of It. & z
 "Somn of us think there never ks' such tian; others have been cont< ing that hundreds of men fou t straight through the civil war on es side without ever knowing q qualm personal lear. What have you to 8 about it, 3lonel? You certainly oughl to know fer you were in it from start td finish.''
 sYes, I ( ight to know" answered the colonel, s.s d I do know. wns a lad when I er sted shall never forget that day father had a fine country place up river then had just passed my 7th birthday. There was nothing bus talk, talk talk about the war and enl ting. and got very much aroused on 1 2 subject. Islipped off to a little islal near by early one morn ing and stail there alone that whole day thinking the matter over; when l went home hat night my mind was made up. would steal away down to the city next day and enlist. I did.
 s'When Igot Back home the next after noon l was shaking i'll my boots for ] had no idea what my mother and father would say to me. You know a young clap always tackles his mother first under those conditions. So went in to where mine was busy with her house hold duties and said:
 sssAfother, I've enlisted
 : How dare you do such thing ? she answered angrily and shut her lips tight
 q can't tell you how miserable felt over the way she took the news, be- cause my boyish heart was full of the cause. I made my way hesitatingly to my fathers study, opened the door and stood face to face with the old gentle man.
 "'What is it, young man ? lie asked.
 { Father I've enlisted answered.
 "sWell, what of it {? lie answered. If you hadn't should have drowned yon,' and hc took my hand iii lis. Then he looked it me hard, and before knew it he gave me the kiss that should have. come from my mother.
 T started in as lieutenant 3fy ia ther was intluentia1- and he saw tp that. When .ssur1esl out \ frIt x1iat Y xos,7a never lllaow pli'at the fc aaiaG qf. 55elas. ysasss a4ss ssssa
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ARGUS Correspondents.

We have decided to offer a twenty Dollar Odell Type Writer IS premium to the correspon dent who secures the greatest tIfubs r of points between Febs l ard Dec 29 '9S, according to tAe following;
 Now. as to the manner of cons s~sTsffiAg the.4e,..s jest Every s.olsss
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dry quarters, is absolutely necessary to
 the continued health of any hog. In deed, all animals should have the sun shine to bask in, and most enlphaticaily does this hold true as regards young animals. Accordingly, when il comes to the housing of the hogs for winter it is imperative that the plggery De SO arranged as 10 provide the requisite amount of sunshine inside. When
 building large piggery, however, the problem is how to get the snr's rays to the north side of tie building. t is simple enough to get the sunlight to stream iu at the south gsidesy but al- though fl reaches tpe floor near the south side, it willsnot reach far back. What then, is tssbe sdops Why. use a little headworlS and bis aanes with the folLpaK dag z pj'
 as1l is tle par l,k
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W|a
 STOCK
SANITARY PtooERY.
ge9 to Provide Plenty e1 sun-
 ahlue for fhe Iuufde.

sgo8 10 Provide Plenty o3 oun-
 shine for che Insade.
 a noticeable fact thai disease of D IS, and cholera in particular, is N. evalent where the greatest num- l. ogs are kep:. The massing of
 ilnals together and crowding
 s sso socarbonaceousafood as corn
 " alton to disease to come and W Harvest; and unless timely fs Wis are taken 10 thwart it it la1 which is very liable to be red a q that successfully, too. ', as s might is one of the best |cides klown, this. together with
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KAHERE Is no more responslnic positios
 ou earth than that of . raisroaden
 eer. On his steady nerves. clear brain bright eye and perfect self command de pend the safety of the train and the live If it's passengers. Dr. Miles Nervine am ther remedies are especially adapted t coping the nerves steady. the brain clea and the mental faculties unimpaired
 Engineer F. ". Mccoy. formerly of la1 Broadway. Council Bluffs, but now residin at 34i1 Humboldt St.. Denver, writes that "suffered for years from constipation, cap Ing sick, nervous and bilious headaches vas fully restored to health by pr. Mile Nerve $ Liver Pills. heartily recoumeua
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Qui; .nu,nb-r . E s 'iqscu Hines visited R. 5. Watkins Sat nrday and had WnSir ssl
 ! w l.a lise Is. Watkins and W fi Franz' t have beeal trsingi " make t hel for the quail the past week, but the quail made # equally 4'h"t'' |for ti,em. Gonldn't shoot, chi
 Next vear someone ran wrIt- their communiratlons on a type WI ter and 1t will not be long be- fore we vii know who the lnekyi |one is. Look here, pn busi < ness men of Roe! Have you siVp ped to think that you are dpiug
 an injustice te us and to an editor up in Brinkley who is running a
 paper for a lsving, by not giving us that dollar iii your pocket for a
 year's subscription to the best and
 cleHnest paper in Monroe county- the ARGUsf ssSheil outv pr ynu
 will cause us to lose confluence iq you. We have. said maav good
 uDd 10 bad things sabs nj YOU iAa the past year Nov slew us ohr " giving as that
 'arsdoIiar' you have got~
 MOTE: l~rTFcI yau nre,3 Es reka. fhe ARGUS has eoptaa snpf a splendid letter from Roe every Week this year ard these Letters go into very near 30 diffsrenr stales, ranging from the Atlantie to the Pacific coasts If is 8o,ah something to the land oss ] { rs TT your section aud ls QSxssm
 their suppor m ..
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 dent who secul f.ufnbsr of polnts ard Dec 29 '98, tolIowing; Now. as to the -.---s1sffs'siag tbe..~,-.siis st...s. ssation -..t
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Qni' .1nu'nb-r . E s 'ipscu- lines visited R. 5. Watkins Sat urdaynnd had mnsie 's'
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27
How 90 Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep. depending entirely on a healthy
condition f all the vital organs. II the
liver be inactive, you have a bilious look;
hyour stomach be disordered, you have
a dspeptic look; il your kidneys be aifec-
ted, you have a Dinched look. Secure
good health, and you will surely have
good locke. Electric Btters" is a good
alternative and tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys. Purites
the blood, cures pimples, blotches and
boils, and gives good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at ID. II.
MscDonald's drug store, so cents per
bottle.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

each OF whom will skate quarter. His
record Tor he half mile il LII.
On Saturday evening he will skate a
mile against Elmer Thompson, who is,
without doubt, the speediest local. There
" more than little interest aroused
over this race and manv are of the opn-
ION that Thompson can defeat Morrison.
On Saturday slght he will also Iertorm
the difficult feat oI jumping over six bar.
rels while skating.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

From all indications the annual ball to
be given by the Hibernian Rifles at The
Light Guard Armory tomorrow evening
will be most enjoyable event and will
no doubt be largely attended. Advices
from the Portage Lake towns and from
Lake Linden are to the effect that a mum.
Der OF the Rifles Of 10. A and their best
girls will be ont to take In the party and
help make 1t success, Karkeet's Ideal
orchestra will furnish music.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

A number OF Calumet young men have
received Invitations TO attend a dance to
be given at the Armory at Houghton
next Friday evening, January %, by the
Anti-danciDg club OF that city. Some OF
thos, who received Invitations and who
remember something Of a quotation
about, consistency being a jewel are
wondering where it applies to the "dance
TO be given by the Anti-dancinR club"
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

SIR Joseph Alorde Of superior, Wis
who has been here for the past few days
on visit with his nephew, Mr.. Frank
Nsdeau, left on the afternoon train for
be home. Mr.. Alorde greatly surprised
u nephew az he was not aware OF his
coming and had not seen bis uncle for
thirry-tiye years. Mr.. Alorde is employed
with the Northern Pacific railroad at
Superior and this was his first visit to
the copper country. To sey that he was
surprised at the deyelopement OF the
country and the magniicence OF the mir es
in this vicinity is putting 1t mildly,
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

The copper country seems to have been
Just on the outside edge OF the storm
belt which swept so generally over the
northwest within the past few days, as
nothing resembling a severe storm wac
noticeable here until yesterday afternoon
when the weather gave every indication
of turning into an old time blizzard, but
II did not amount to agreat deal. How
ever, considerable snow came down
which is just what the various lumber
men have beea loooking Tor and which
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27
Mem ori~I Fxercisss

The foil. wing il the program OF exer.
cises at the Union Building on Thursday
evening next under the auspices OF Red
Jacket Lodge, No. 129, A. q. U w., iu
memory Ol the departed members OF the
order, Il which the members and friends
are cordially in tied
Instrumental Trio ..
Mrs. harte. piano; Mr.. Scott clarlonet; MIR.
Warren. violin.
NpS'oN'" ~ =, .ss...
Prof Il. Wills.
Vocal Duet..................... ...... .....
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glanville.
Instrumental Duet ...
Messts. Frank and w Mitchell, on violin
and banjo.
Rev. Mr.. Kerridge.
Seiection ....... ........ ..........
Presbyterian Church Choir.
'fplu Duet ...s.......
Prof. Arndt and Master Albert VoeIker
,kuphonium Solo -. 80. ... ..,...... .......
Mr.. Harry King.
Mandolin Quartette. ....... 49,. ....,....
Rev Or. Hunter
Vocal Quartette-"Lol My Shepherd Watch ("
hesdamee +. Mitchell and II Vivian and
hessrs. j, and +, Mitchell
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27
The Speedy Skater
Arrived Yesterday
Afternoon.
He skates Tomorrow Evening
Tn An Exhibition Half mtie Rare
saturday Exening Thompson
Will Race with Him.

D.N. Morrison, the champion short dis
tance skater Of America. il in the city,
having arrived on the afternoon train
yesterday. he will remain several days
and il the guest OF Manager Schroeder
of the Skating Pavilion durins his stay
in the city. J. ~ Morrison, his brother,
is accompanying him on his trip.
Mr. Morrison will skate an exhibition
hali.mile at the Pavilion tomorrow even
ing In shich he will be paced by Joe Lean
a I'd O, TO Kohlhass, two local skaters,
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

Pedestrians had hard time of it get
ting about for few hours yesterday.
The sidewalks were in slippery condi-
tion and the light fall OF snow made
them doubly treacherous. for it covered
the slippery places. However, the street
commissioner was out in short order
with the scraper and greatly improved
their condition.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

Ice rinks are i'll the popular places OF
amusement as evidenced by the large
crowds that were in attendance both at
the Skating Pavilion and the Superior
rink last evening. At the former place
the Fifth Infantry band furnished music
and at the latter the Laurium band was
in attendance,
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

Mrs. Lmback, OF County Road, Raym-
baultowD. is on the fair road to recovery
from slight IT, iuries received few days
ago by falling downstairs. Mrs. Lin
back tainted and badly bruised herself by
the fall. Her many frenes will be glad
to note that she is getting along nicely.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

In birth notice In yesterdays paper
a mistake was made. It was Heldor A.
WiDiansen, OF No. 517 Blue Jacket, who
is the happy father Of n young son and
not Meyer WiDjapsen as stated.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

A well educated young man who can
speak. read and write the English, Scan
dinavian and Finnish languages wishes
employment at store or business
house. Address Employment. care OF
NEWS, Calumet, Mich.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

The Calumet and Hecla mining CON-
pany has lately turned out couple of
new sleighs from the carpenter shops to
be used in their fire department. The
sleiehs will be used to carry the hose and
are built somewhat after the pattern OF
those used in the Red Jacket department.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

A basket ball tournament Is being ar.
ranged for between four teams of the
Y. M. G. A. to teke place next week. The
best team will go to Marinette, Wis, to
play the Y. M. G. A. team there.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

For SALE-The building occupied by
Richard K,nsman AZ a shoe repairing
shop, situated to the rear OF the postoi.
ice. For particulars apply toJ. f..
Hooking. Hancock, Mich,
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27
Mrss r Morr;s aenor,ed on ,h. .,

Mrs. s. T, Morris departed on the ai-
ter,oon train yesterday for Chicago.
where she will undergo surgical treatment
at hospital there for a trouble from
which she has been suffering tor some
time. Her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

WANTED-Several canvassers. Those
who speak Scandinavian or Finlander
preferred. Good pay for hard workers.
Il. M. BARKER,
Central Hotel. Calumet, Mich.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

Anyone desiring board, with or with
out rooms. can learn Of q good place bv
calling at the News Office.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27

A meeting OF the Y. M. G. A. board OF
Directors is called for this evening at g
O'Clock. Every member rs urged to be
present,
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27
A Card OF Thanks,

To our many friends who performed
kind deeds. bestowed tender sympathy,
and made proiuse and beautiful floral
offerings during recent bereayment, we
return our sincere gratitude.
c. BURcH AND FAMILY.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27
Piano lostrucrfon

Miss Alice Nelson, GIT Oak street, re.
sPectfully solicits pupils In piano instruc-
tion. Lessons given at her home or at
the homes OF pupils.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-27
Linen And White Goods Department

This department offers this month. -,
cep.itonmaiiy i good values. HouseEcenss,.
Ing money go by. Big drive In towais .or say
lot linen towels. border, fringe Srle =, Vne
pair. Damask towel, border. frinoa shoc ai &c
Turkish towel. extra weight. extrs ~ni.e a,.e
huckaback towel, plain or colored horSnsNe Sse
oaiy OF SSc % each; Long cloth i2 yds in piscs
damask per yd 25c. 1ic quality Canton ~Dle nIe
mel &c, DC quality Canton flannel Go. han
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-19
2ral Gstate fnr Sale.

N OPPORTUNITY of Q lifetime; handsome nat
IA near 9th av. rent SS. 100; worth S3l, 900; must
realize cash at once; B3O. 300. Think of It and soc
d. H. SCULLY. 81 East l2bth ut.
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DUEH HOUSE. Arrochar. Staten IS~lAnd.-Two
minutes from station. 40 minutes from Batteryt
rooms large and cool. with gas aud bath; situation
high, healthy, rool ana beautiful; table and attend.
anoe nrst class. Address inquiries to DUER HOUSE,
Staten Island,
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miscellaneous.
3awyfrS.

nWoRCE-Absolute; 80 days; legality assured
~ Dakota eI-oficial. Attorney o'DONSELL. 346
Broadway; free consultation; personal interview.
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FURNISHED fIats % get.

I q ST ST., 6S EAST.-6 rooms and bath; rem
La o22; near Mount Morris Park.
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NEW fourstory double nats. exceptionally we'll
IN planned, heated, decorated, near l.; all rented;
annual rent, 81, g6S; price. els. 900.
BROKER. IT'S fremont AZ.
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DARTY going away for summer desires to rent
L Handsomely furnished 4-room apartment. Apply
to or address I. j.. NORRIS, 1877 West 4Ath ct.
RIO RENT-Furnished fiat, seven rooms and bath.
L The Judson. b3 Washington Square South.
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Country Board aeantsa.

NEW YORK SUN OFFICE. NEWARK, n. J.
S0A VROAI 81. ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE
THEIR ORDERS AT THIS ADDRESS. WHERE THE
AS AT MAIN OFFICE.
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suraishsa auuses to gtt---G uuutra.

A T ~vAUDREUIL. near Montreal. from July to No.
N country residence ele-
EGntly furnished; situated on the banks of the famed
Ottawa River; magnificent location and view; mod.
ern conveniances; water In every room; stables, out
buildings, Toulouse full. boats. &c; large and we'll
kept gardens and lawns; use OF gardener included.
j, LYONS, lb9 Peel st., Montreal, Canada.
VNo ~RENT-LArgo furnished house in delightful
L suburb. 90 minutes from Grand Central Stations
nne roads; terms reasonable. Address Box 1856
BronXvilic. MY.
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Country Board.
BRADLEY HOUSE, EIdred, Sullivan Co., N.Y..

I,hUU 1eet aItlludei very healthy; pine grover horses
and carriages; good table and rooms; terms modsrs
ate. Send for circulars. RADLE
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Dwelling Auuses On get-aruuhlyu

T'O LET.-l23 Lewis av.. Brooklyn. N. Y; three story
i and basement brOwnstone house, entirely reno
waited in and outside; all modern improvements; con-
venient to elevated and trolley cars; splendid OPP
portunity and all improvements, 9S5 per month. For
full Particular address G. C. VAN SANTEN. eel
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9eal estate Scr 2 alt-Euugg slaua.
40 HOUSES

now being constructed in F%latbush. 80 minutes from
City Hall. Fare DC. High. healthy ground; schools.
. rooms. detached. large yards. all modern improve
ments; price o2. 500 to 03. 800. VIII sell for $500
cash. e29. 80 per month. Including interest. Come
and see them; you will not be disappointed. II you
own q lot. l will build you a house on easier terms
write CHAS. MANGER. 1877 World building. Brook.
Ign ofice. IL and l2 Eagle building.
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BUILDERS who are themselves or have parties able
ID to convert dwelling house into bachelor apart
ment house can hear OF q splendid opportunity for
securing large-sized houee. thoroughly adapted to
such purpose, desirably lorAted on q park. and for
sale on terms insuring profitable Investment. as pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage. no money be-
ing required but cost of improvements. by address
ing g., box l7% Sun once.
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ADY OF agreeable disposition and twoysar.oId
- baby want nice large room with board near the
stating terms and full particulars, to
boz IOb Bun ohhoa
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FURNISHED 1tuusts o. get-a. y.

A LII II ANG Furnished houses to rent for
n summer season in all the Oranges; rent NO object,
as owners must rent; several properties for aale, leSs
than cost. EDWARD T.. BRUEE,
Opposite Brick Church Station. East Orange. Nj.
FURNISHED HOUSES to rent In the Oranges. from
Il Seo upward. JOS. S. HOLMES, Orange, N. J.
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@tal @statt 9ur Salt-Nsw gfrseu

NEW Work. SUN OFFICE, NEWARK. n. ,.
ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE THEIR ORDERS AT
7eA BROAD ST, NEWARK. WHERE THE SANE
OARE AND WILL BE SHOWN AS AT
MAIN OFFICE.
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fla1s ANA auartmrnrs Gn Ert.

MORTON ST, 42.-Handsome exterior. portico
WI stoop, elegantly decorated apartment house;
halls heated. hot and cold water. range. speaking
tubes. electric bells. private baths and closets; $50
monthly; open sundays.
TC)D ST. 400 EAST-3 and 4 rooms; so.
Z = Lexington av,. l+75-6 rooms and bath; halls
heated: SIT AMI SIS.
10th ST.. ll5 and III West-4 and o rooms and
bath; steam heat, hot water; S1S to $25.
1891 st, Sls E~ast-Extra wide. single nat; Q rooms
and bath; S2s.
I27th st.. 277-27a west-6 rooms and bath; steam
heat; see to S25.
l34th st., l9o-lp7 West-o rooms and bath; steam
heat; hot water; SEQ to S25.
l98th ST., b4S East-6 rooms; 9l9 and o13.
Apply to Jauitor on premises or
MACLAY & DAVIES.
~ Pine st.
I ST ST., es EAST rooms and bath; rent,
IL 022; near Mount Morris Park.
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ToR s~ALE-FARM. farming utenails. stock. and
L crops, near Saratoga. For particulars inquire
Mrs. s. r. DE WITT
l777 BAthgate av.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-02
COLFAX TOWNSHIP.

Wednesday Nov. 30.-We have
thawed out again and will try to send
a few items this week.
The coal famine seems to be getting
worse.
Sam Green has his new barn nearly
finished.
John Beaver has rented the Nose
Brown place.
A. L. Blakely moves on his new
place this week.
A. ]. Manner is quite sick with
pneumonia fever.
A revival meeting is in progress at
the Evangelical church.
The literary at Peach Grove on Sat-
urday nights is progressing finely.
Rev. Wallace is dangerously sick.
The doctor does not seem to have
much hope for him.
Stock sold we'll at the Colaw sale
Monday. One four year old tilly brin-
ging $76.25; and others in proport-
ion.
AL. Kustanbawter has purchased a
team of AL. Dutch and will farm his
Clutches" west eighty acres next
year.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-02
A TALE OF TWO COUNTIES
Continued from the first page.
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Tuesday, Nov. 29.-Miss Lula Town
send spent Thanksgiving at home.
Gilmore Richardson is husking corn
for Guy Smith this week.
The school at Dist, No AZ has been
closed on account of whooping cough.
Mr.. Wilson and family, of Green
wood county, moved on Gid Richard
son S farm last week.
Mrs. Annie Mccoy and children, of
Altoona, visited Guy Smiths family
Saturday and Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Manuel Nc
Gully, last Wednesday, son. Mother
and child doing well.
Quite a blizzard we had the fore
part of last week, and nearly everyone
out of coal in this vicinity.
&c. Thorn was called to Altoona
Sunday to preach the funeral of Mrs.
Clip mickey, who died rather sudden
ly, being sick but a few days. Deceas-
ed was an aunt of Mrs. James Foote.
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BIGCREEK.

Wednesday Nov. 30.-Herbert Cum
bingham was doing business at Cha
mute Monday.
G. Brown marketed some fat hogs
last Monday.
G. F. Lasley has been on the sick
list for few days,
Mr.. TAYLOR of lola, was visiting at
Mr.. Gibson's last week.
Tim Booze of Indiana, has been WIS.,
iting relatives in this vicinity.
NJ. M. Booze and wife, attended lit
erary at Ceremonial last Friday night.
S. A. Maynard returned from Can
ada last Thursday, He says Kansas
is all right.
John Henry and wife, returned a
week ago last Tuesday from an extern
ded visit in Iowa.
Wesley Ermey says he intends to
start to school soon. Wonder If he
has reference to the school of matri-
mony.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-02
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS.

Busy time for latin pupils now.
The Literati society will give pro-
gram this afternoon.
Mr.. WEIGH, brother of Miss Fannie
WEIGH, was visiting our room Wednes
day afternoon.
The pupils are very anxious to know
wheather there will be one or two
weeks holidays.
We hope to give another open pro-
pram some Friday night before Christ
mas, for the benefit of the piano
fund.
A new plan has been formed for
deciding the department grades. Each
day is divided into five periods, If
you are perfect all day your grade is
one hundred, for every missdemeanor
you take five off, as soon as school let's
out, you hand slip of paper to Miss
Radford with your name and grade on
it.