The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-08-25


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LaHarpe society seems to have on
its hands a genuine live English Lord
TIE only trouble with LaHarpe is she
don't know what to do with it, never
before having had any experience
with that kind Of product.
On the fusion ticket in Wilson-Co.,
the democrats demanded and got the
coroner. Wonder what they want
with coroner Wilson County Sun.
They evidently want to sit on the
dead body of the pop organization.
Mrs l. T. Light and daughter EN-
ma, after long visit among friends
In Indiana, returned to their home in
the Bird ward the latter part of last
week. They report grand visit. We
think our foreman will shortly show
up now.
Camping on the river has got to be
quite mania in Chanute lately. 1t
was endurable when it was confined
to the boys but now since the girls
and married women have caught the
fever many husbands are praying for a
pest Of mosquitoes.
Harve Lowrance, of Thayer. was
selected as chairman of the Repnbli-
cab County Committee. Harve is a
good man for the place. He is an
earnest republican and an inveterate
worker. With Harve as chairman
and Seth Wells as secretary the work
of the committee will be well done.
There seems to be but little encour-
agement for farmer Or an old soldier
to join or stay with the great reform
party of Kansas. They have but very
little show fot the pie. If a farmer
or old soldiey presums to aspire to a
place on the ticket he is promptly set
down on.
'Fooled again, begosh. Reform
means give a few city dudes the offices
and let US farmers do the hollerin and
votin for the ticket. Seems to me
about time them air town fellers as
jine our party jist for the offices ort
to be showed as who does the votin."
A disgusted delegate al the late pop
The Pittsburg boys came over Mon
day and played game of ball with
the Chanute team. Well they called it
a game. The Pittsburg boys were a
nice gentlemanly set of fellows but
are not ball players, which is probably
not much to their discredit, bit they
make mistake by posing az such,
The score was % to 0 in favor of Cha
mute.
Mr. Chas. Brown has sold his farm,
the S. Barbee place, to 0. G. Lubbock
err. Mr.. Brown will return to his old
home in Indiana in order to look after
his fathers affairs. Mr.. Brown, Sr.,
having become very much enfeebled
by age. We are sorry Mr. Brown leaves
US, his jolly, healthy wholesouled
manned is a sure autidote for the
worst case Of blues.
The boys had great chase after a
bull dog, supposed to be mad, last.
Sunday The dog did act rather I'M
becomingly for dog that had been
well brought up. He seemed inclined
to try his jaws on whatever he met. of
the dog kind. He was promptly shot.
This dog acted in just about as be-
coming a manner as some Of these
would be uerrors who fill up with bug
JUICE and start out TO take the town,
and was deserving Of about the same
Well. let us see. The Blade immed-
ately after the Republican conven-
lion, was expressing great regards for
The cid soldier and accusing the Re
publicans of bad faith in not nominal
ing more OF them. We supposed
Bro. Roe would see to it that his par
iy got at least one old soldier on the
ticket. Either Bro. Roe must be in
sincere OF else he has a very small
pull with his party. They had a
chance 10 nominate at least one old
soldier who would have added strength
to their ticket.