The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-10-21

Mrs. George Wilder and daughter,
Anna, have returned from their long
California trip both feeling much bet
ter than when they went away. Geo.
is now dancing around like q young
boy.
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Sc or troubles, 1t will be to your inter
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in Bacon block, North Depot street,
Chanute.
Mr.. Reckc', having sold his restaur-
ant, has bought the old chicken mouse
corner on East Fourth street which
he will remodel and fix up for shop
and business house. He also bought
three lots Just east Of Hedrick's lum-
Der yard on which he will erect a resi-
dence.
Miss Jennie Farmer, who has been
with THE TIMES Office for so long she
seemed almost one of the fixtures, has
quit us and the profession and will
| take q place In tile new mantle rae
tory. Miss Jennie is a splendid, good
faithful girl, and we wish her all man
Eer Of success.
You will save money time and a
great deal of suffering by seeing the
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Prof. P. L. Britain who stops all pain
es and aches, and cures all diseases,
with The wonderful Magnetic treat
ment. Office in Bacon block North
Depot street, Chanute.
We notice that D. D. Hornaday, OF
Emporia, father OF our teacher, Miss
Hornaday, is out openly in support OF
the Republican ticket. He has been
a DemO-Pop for years. He says the
Republican promises of prosperity are
more than filled, and that the Leedy
PROMISES are all violated. Mr.. Horna-
day is quite prominent politician.
Ed. Register, principal of the End
ward school, reports that there was
not a single case of hardness in that
ward last week and very few cases OF
absence. This is a remarkable show
ing for about two hundred pupils, and
speaks well for the teachers in that
ward If the other wards don't look
out the End will be the banner ward
of the city.
MP. Willis, the Republican nomi-
nee for Representative IN wilson
county, is one OF the bright young
men Of the county. He grew up In
the county and is thoroughly ldentl-
, fed with her interests. He is rising
young lawyer and is made or the right
kind of stuff for Representative: ne
will doubtless be elected by hand
: some majority, and will do credit TO
his constituency.
Yes, the Times is a pretty gooo
local paper. but we will try to make 1t
} better. We like to hear your WORDS
} of praise. Give it your hearty sup,
mort. If you are taking 1t recommend
it to your neighbor who Is not a
good local paper is what the people
make it. The editor can't run a
paper without support of the substan'
tjal kind. Our subscription list IS
+ good but we mean to double It,
: Can't you send US subscriber OF
two?
We we're favored by a short call one
day this week from D. d. Horniday
: of Emporia, father of Miss Horniday
] who teaches in one of our scnool de-
partments. We find Mr.. Horniday to
be very courteous agreeable gentle
; man polished and cultured. This is
the kind of material that Is fast leav-
! ing the pop party and lining up will
the republicans, the party ofprogress'
i've thought and true American statef
S manship.
! The Blade of last week says: There
! is one thing the Republicans can't say
of governor Leedy and that is that ne ]:
the political tool Of any person OF
class. He has strong mind or hli
j own and not afraid to use it," Yes
t he seems to be little willful. His
b party pledged itself to the passage o.
Certain railroad measurers on which
the heart of the PopulIst was set
: his party in the Legislature passed
u the measure but leedy defied platform
nledges and vetoed it. The party
: managers also instructed their camp
j. aigners that it would not be wise this
e wear to abuse the President and the
e administration. Leedy in his first
e speech disregarded the instruction ant
!. indulged In his old time abuse. The
+ results we're like wet blanket thrown
over a small fire. Mr.. Leedy has beer
conveniently sick ever since.
v 1t seems our Erie correspondent
e made a little mistake in including
i Judge Mills in the list Of the pop
e who made the air lurled after thu
Dawes speech. Judge Mills informs
us he was not at the meeting, hence
I the accusation does not hold. W.
very cheerfully make this correction
: We have no i'll will toward Judg'
5 Mills or any other populist, only sym
5 pathy and commiseration especiall!
for a candidate who has to make
e campaign in the face Of all the oflcia
h dish Onesty, incompetency, deDaucner!
y and imbecility. OF the party leaoeT
s and those holding high places. w
s don't know, but believe we woult
a hold any respectable populist candi
o date excusahle for q little quiet be