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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-03

embalmed beef people IN great shape.
s>e-.-
Gsuelal ila5all 10 only ~ oe sus
pended when he should be hanged.
The Spanish soldiers are kicking
because they had no beef of any kind
to eat.
If there could possibly be worse
man for governor than Yves Atkin
son his name is Dorr.
For the first time in years we
have witnessed the mercury go be-
low zero twice in the same winter.
The volunteers would not be so
anxious to get home If they knew
what sort of weather we are having.
Fancy neckties are all the rage at
Harrisburg and if they elect Quay a
few hemp ones would be appropri-
ate.
The first bill to pass was one in
relation to executions. Many of the
people of the state think that it is
very apporiate move.
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The army bill has passed but there
wont be quite as many officers as
the advocates had expected to be
able to give to their favorites.
Should the cold weather not com
pletely finish the grip microbe we
shall be more thoroughly convinced
than ever that he is tough citizen.
1t was not difficult to make sever
al of Wisconsin's would be Senators
believe that the State has just passed
through the coolest snap it has had
for years.
The preparations for the next cen
sus conclusively show that the plan
is to provide lot Of good fat Jobs
for incompetent heelers rather than
to make valuable census
1t is a little humiliatiug when a
Santiago, Cuba. paper objects to our
introducing there the monopolies
which have been allowed to accom-
plish so much ruin in the e. S.
Twenty four states have, by for
NAL votes OF their legislatures, de-
clared in favor OF the election of U.
5. Senators by direct vote of the
people, but Congress still ignores
the matter.
The Charleston Daily Herald
could not stand the pressure of
SCOTS election and it tiickered out.
However it may start soon again.
We hope that it will do so as it was
one of the best papers in the state
If tree trade in wood pulp, for pa
pernaking is a good thing for the
l27 big dailies which sent represen-
tatives to Washington to ask for it,
why wouldn't free trade in every
thing be good for everybody?
Charles Pullman Dorr has an
nonnced himself as candidate on
the Republican ticket for governor
IN the next election. IT there are
any other calamities to meet that
party it should apply early before
this one kills it off.
1t is not surprising that Cubans
should object to our military officials
granting perpetual concessions of
value during their temporary au-
thority on the island. If we intend
giving the island up to its inhabi
tants, we have no right to it after
our authority has been withdra wn.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06


commissioner would lie sent to in
ve5igaite THE situation. That commits
sioner has Just reported and The report
IS adverse. ITO the reoperihg of the
office, Lake City Is In despair and BUST
hess Is at "a stanfstin !,
1t IS possible dIat in the course of
ititne the hl,andsined office 11liy be re-
stifiied But IT will not be gittftn Lake
City and the entire sctr.li have Learned
tlfe Lesson so wildly put before them,
that local prtjudices aud IrieishJlis of
exercising them win tss @be tetfnitted
to Interfere with the carrying on of
itlterstate fri :Tlestsl on t4ire lines mapped
out by the govsai nenit. In The inean-
time the .'s'besd citizens of Lake City
viii receive net one jet or ttlttle of sym
patty In the Plight in which they find
themselves Sioux City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
THE TRUE SOLUTION.

One Us the sl1Rsls ways to abolish
| the color. line, he tells his heslrers, L. DC
learn to do SOME Kind of work so well
| that yort.. services RiH be really need
ed. s .-. zs
There eafne to my khpHleshgs.'' says
Mr.. Washington, .,the fact tlrlt; the
owners of certain creamery were n
search Of an able saypetfnte We
| ;hid just graduated a MAN who was
dlhorct1gll1y capable In every way, but
he svsis Just about as black as 1t Is POS
sitlh for man to be. iSeverFhe less, l
sent him on TO apply fer the place.
When he I1lllde his errard known TO
the owners 4.ley locked at hun and
said.
"A cotcrei nlan? On. that would
meyer do, you know .s -
.sThe applicant for work said very
poll.ely tina The had not conn, There to
tax about his color, but dflorit The
gi,liking OF BG:ltter. Still, they said he
would net do.
. = Efna ,iy, however. st9mel.hing the
ulln said attracted the attention of the
owners of the creamery, and they told
him he might stay two weeks on tlial.
a..hOEgfh tiiey. sltili assured HIM that
.'liere WAS skj5 possibility MhslIteyer of
u
to work. and when the report for the
tirsit week. shipment OF butter came
fliek--iworld Jnn believe ttf-dhhr b1rt-
ter had sold for, ? cents a pound snoFe
than any tiut.er ever before made at
THAT serei merry! The owners ct, The es.
tatjlishmenr sglid ITO each Cher, why.
Low. this Is very singular. aIl Nvaited
for The second week. When the re-
ari.us for that week came rack--a cent
a. pound more than for 1l.le week ire
yfous, g CENTS "a S,atlnd mere shan ,ihe
creamery s f>sslss record before ot.r man
had .ii,Ren sasffg9 Of t-sthey Didn't say
Anything. Hhey just Eo41eted, lhe ex.
ira. dirsdel1. las welcome as 1t was u1l-
expected. alsiir.Ted The man for a term
of Years. THAT extra 8 cents a pound ON
the price Of laie. Btiiter he could lliake
had Knocked every 9loit of black cut OF
.ille co.or; eff HIS skin 50 far as they
were concerned - pte on's Mon ,hlS.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
4 ,sohTHERN oBJEer L.kisso5tN,I.

sI1ake aisF. s. &C.. has furnished. the
yery; best ebject lesson ilj ri isrBbrtiye
3ststlee, that has been pre:sentfl Il during
the Passing Of MANY nl5oha The ,inde.,
PENDENT eftizeris elf this little southern
etsf rlttHffy resented thsl 2arEso lrtitnenf
Ola colore<f man as postmaster and
expf ssed their res sIyent .(by burning
do Hn the I1Oll flee aud lynahfrt. the
I,osfrl aster and q portion Of MS family.
| yt1.ID the federal zsuth critics under
took to find cut 4tclo was rpSconsif5ie-
for the outrage with q view no pm fSh.
m mt. The good others OF Lake CITY
deeliaed to GO operate and filled to.
fi1ai t,ffat an5 body Was responsible or
IN any. way Observing of punishment.
The federal officers were forced to
aisahf ~ their effof-ts in tiis.sl.st.
The best cit ize5ls, OF Luke City had
al rehtfg riddetf Them Ives OF an obi
no1.uals posi- max er md had aYoified
AHs igsin Eeifiefit For. yta.ie crffiie Ehey
SEIZED Eatk TO the pursuit OF their OF
binary Eeeations rsi;4Efer trium4 'ilantIy.
with the. serene. confidence that they
IEoesh 3 mat again he called pppns TO past;
] up M Eth the anncyanee OF q 3 nseru
pos They Fwes.e nat The nrcif
psssFs they recslysIf in relation 30 The
flllare ioE he Ts2sto office was fR 1hH
shape. OF AN fffciaa order form Che
DEF .n1enlt abos ling 5hf. Office Win
IT. game d ciirt cpnFn tini cation TO lid
effect that. If sfa1e best Gil izens;' id
net ;s-1ps.e the eopf enie nee Of a
postal ser vice TO the extsltE CT protect
Ing he life and PM Of The GOV.
Uncle Sam feit under no OBJ ations to
1,f ,laI
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
4aisY sAhtNk FROM War.

:. = =
,'Fhs hye yssArs stttuactite franchise
i4saii tkAt England has been asking on
Ibis tolat from the Trahssaal. II
kruk9f and tie yplksrA4d Ire willing
70 sraht klkhd demands that
tn law sfeii lot hedge I'll. round with
SHnh cohdi tiShss as mako lt5fmposstble
TOR thg aitiakaers to secure 1t, Kru-
yks esants as fhanas lnSoiYlns The
u Inqhshmt BIT g6f the british suzet.
I1s9 bftb zbty have to be aban.
a1asd II u sss things are sfoaA and
aSte 3ihksteiy, the thfea lehed war may
ID II tffea ffhe presentation. Of these
Ed eessts To- lie sfthe iAtest move of
/ Eng afaI through ohynkhan Green.
u 1re2t ritklhs sfiientifsis abhorfeht
ID af &ith the 11B3srs She Knows 1T
dhia 81 Sd bhstihAte, coStit, sun.
kieeskt And iihp5t p6lar scat. &c would
tlif ~ 4Aahale ia sci4af Id South kf-
Pea. 4'Ea Hssfs afa very numerous
siAkke MT 4iy dsIf lie Orange IRE.
Sd y 0iIe zig ckbs Eoi5nt Aid Natal,
NJ 5tEe u Ebdid Hafaiy be confined
tdst4 Il fEf1 l4aai!s War viii therefore
81 lit fsJrt in = case 4 the Beers
til fslgt iffefttasifk the ffitredueibie
blhlia ki Ut Hrtat Briiaih,s de-
p bkak ItlE. i'll VIZ fjf4hges Free state
It's asy gf8m smbeked that dfeat
f5sllk fafe az ssars aso not only
kk5atta &plNa ahtef Ii the orange
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
writ. war; FOR THE MONEY.

The Santa Fe eailroadsthas done the
handsome thing and arranged with
Governor Stanley to transport the
Tsentieth Kansas volunteers from
SIN francisco home after the muster
Out. This. is, to be done at the ex-
pense CT the state. but as no funds are
available until appropfiated. by. the
legislature of 1901, the Santa Fe has
agreed to wait for payment till that
time This is more than other rail-
roads would consent ITO do for ether
states and ethe Santa Fe deserves a
unanimous vote of thanks from all the
citizens Of Kansas. ---LeayenWorth
Times l.,sz...,s-5
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06

sweet and HONORABLE to die for ones
country. the dsah Language is more
Appropriate than English. It applies
to the soldiers who afef gone and the
living ottghtstc concede that much to
their former e6iIdrades. ---zs-s'' :
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
ROOSEVELT THE MANY SIDED.

Governor Roosevett's veracious mar
rative Ct the rise and procession of the
| Rough Riders has been the means of
bringing a new sensation into the ex.
perience Of the London Daily ChrOni-
cle's reviewer. He says, we have
never before met such vanity in print
i from one who was VIGOROUSLY brave
soldier" He thinks that no modest
person could read Colonel Rooseyelt's
book without a quAlr1 e.115-s1 s j.
The Chronicle does not seem to iifl-
derstand Colonel iRonsayelt ,pf. to al, .
preciate how man mel there are of
him Each. OF Us. 10 OF 4 dual or triple
Individual and in Cllonei Roose-
welt the several Individuals which
ma ke up the man are except fonaiiy
aistihct. humerDus. independent and
Iiivs11. There Is Roosevelt the soldier.
Roosevelt the hibtorian, Roosevelt the
politician and ,sdivers5 Others. Each
takes an enormous interest In every
thing and cidentaily In all the conf
puhent ROoseHelts, Roosevelt the
prsftieed historian, writes about
Roosevelt the soldier with the same
eHthpsiasm he would feel in writing
About any other soldier, aud Roosevelt
the potitician slioBs a warm and kind
Ely interest In having the soldier and
the historian get their due when the
whole ma a runs for Once No pne who
reads our governors war stories aud
thinks OK him merely as one person
can possibly do him Justice He must
be viewed in squads or platoons, and
credit given Or, denied to him accord
ing to the harmonfousnesss and effect
dveness Of his evoldtBons. Aaregfuent
Is not considered vain because the col
onef pr9claiIns that every man did his
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
A BILL PAssER.

Qninh-Tha bill. passed by our. con-
gr ssnian WAS identically the same as
the one passed by the New York cons
gressmah. s. s. ..systs.
..DeFonte1iN IT'S q wonder cur
congressman was hot apprehended. !,
Quinn--What for ?, : $500. ..,.s =.
DeFonte-Passfng counterfeit bill.
Ehica 90 RECORD. :.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06

. Some critics object to- q Latin seh-
ftencs On one 6f the decorations. In
Phifad eiphias In honor q the visiting
s6idiers. ana hold that It sh6ifid be In
EntfIsh instead of In EaEsh. fnasfh och
sss it means. when translated. 1T is
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
.QUEsTIoNABLE.

Miss De Puyster--1= can trace my
ancestors back to the reformation
4 De Jones-That,s nothing. can
trace mine hack years and years before
they. attempted to reform.-Chicag
News. s.:
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06

believes playing
recently wnie
had
enjoys jokes and making As the ge Wore on
brother acible
and light talk He called out epaca b at asd
is Rans Tale take can mere
swallowed his lew weeks aIIeS
usual the RIan bis
Iabule
Ganih bottom
laugh used
in spirits all the
asss = 81
c0sfAsi y -
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
THEY CONE CHEAP.

i saw something funny on a market
daY last week. Il was thinking about
q certain abulously rich New Yorker,
who has gone and turned himself by
due process CT law into an English
man. Z ~Asf as say. full OF fore
boding, when Il came upon sign
which vas ipropped Up against q jar of
purple flowers on Hover booth, and
II read 5: s. -. s.. ~. a.. . :
kstars. so eeats bunch Wash
in4fon Post 5. -: - -. .z4
Arizona republican., 1899-09-06
.fss 's's ffslisssissss A's A'1''

Baseted Il % tlts IIJ q PHOENIX.
x ~ tRAl matter ef the second
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
I1,ANTED-sEvERAL BRIGHT AND HON

WANTED-SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HON
est persons to represent us as Managers in
this and close by counties. Salary $50 year
and expenses. Straight, bOna-fde. no more, no
less salary. Position permanent. Our refer
ences, any bank in any town. 1t is mainly Of
flee work conducted at home. Reference. En-
close self-addressed stamped envelope. The
DOMINION COMPANY. Dept. 8. Chicago.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
CARLETON ECHOES.

p. Fl. Crane shipped hogs last We'd
nesday.
Dr. Postlethwaite, of Chanute, was
in our city this week.
Rev. Hankins preached at the M.
e. church last Sunday night.
Mrs. Vandever returned from her
visit in Kansas City this week.
G. w. Riley has laid in an extra fine
lot of candies for the holiday trade.
A great deal of poultry has been
taken to Chanute by our people this
week.
Mr.. Britt, of Neodesha, was in
town repairing clocks and sewing ma
chimes this week.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs,
Will Reve was buried in the carlton
cemetery Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes were in Cha.
mute this week and purchased some
nice furniture for their new home.
The teachers of our school have
given the scholars vacation OF one
week. The jackrabbits will suffer.
The school teachers are buying a
lot of candy with which to make glad
hearts and happy faces for their
pupils.
A. j. Clemens has been very busy
this week butcherlng hogs for our
town people. He is an expert in his
line Of business.
Our merchants are doing a rushing
business this week. Pattee 81 Gaugh-
an have had to hire extra help to
wait upon their Gu 'tOmerS.
Everybody is getting ready for
Christmas. There will be an enter
tainment in both the U. B. and M. e.
churches on Christmas eve.
The lumber yards are having a good
trade since winter began. A great
many people in carlton and vicinity
are improving their homes while they
cannot pillow.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
Excursions via Santa fe.

To all principal winter resorts at
very low rates.
Rem mber the Santa Fe runs
through sleepers and chair cars to all
principal points in Texas.
Homeseekers excursion via the San
ia Fe, Dec. and 10, good for q days
for return, to all parts in Texas, Ar
kansas and Arizona.
Through sleeper and chair cars
(free) to all parts H. New Mexico, Ari
iona. Colorado and California. Per
sonally conducted. Excursions.
Topeka, Kad., one fare for the
round trip, tickets on sale Dec. rs tc
% inclusively, good for return Dec
80, account of annual meeting Teach
ers Association.
Kansas City, fare and one third TO
round trip, tickets on sale Jan. Il u
%, inclusive, good for return Jan. 26
account of Missouri and Kansas Lum
Der Dealers Association.
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RALEs.
Santa Fe will sell round trip tick
cts to points within 200 miles OF Cha
mute at one fare for the round triI
Tickets on sale Dec. %, "a, 25, 30, 81
and Jan. 1, good for return Jan.
1900.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
AUSTIN ILLUSIONS.

Charlie McFarlin Sundayed will
Stanley Medford.
Guy Medford and wife visited Mr.
Shinns Tuesday.
There was shooting match at Mr.
Floatmans Friday.
Charlie Bowman is working To-
Robert Phelps this week.
Mr.. Schoepfine, of Rural, was look
ing for hay in our neighborhOod Tues
day.
Mr.. Wyatt, Bert Scribner and Bill
Stevens went possum hunting Tues
day night.
Jean Williams is hauling stone fol
the foundation of his new house
Boys get your COW bells ready.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
BIG CREEK BRowsINoS.
T. B. Filson has repainted his hous

II. b. Filson has repainted his house
Miss M. e. Maynard is quite sick
with lagrippe.
Capt. Neuman and family visited
Ed Eilsons' Sunday.
The literary at Cremonia has been
abandoned for time.
M. M. Booze has rented the Powell
farm and will move soon.
There will be Christmas tree at
the Chapel Christmas night.
Harry Keys and wife were visiting
at Norman Mills Wednesday.
Mr. Arnold purchased John Deere
sulky pillow of Davis & Merritt last
week.
leila Limbocker is home again
from Arkansas city where she has
been visiting her aunt.
w. e. Barnes has sold his farm to
Mr. Edwards of Illinois and moved tn
Chanute. We regret exceedingly to
lose them from our neighbOrhood.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
REST RESEARCHES.
Mr.. ThacKer is improving slowly
Dat nnln IA, .uno La RAaf fnuasdau

MI. IHdChtt 10 ihpio''pS oic"As'
Bert Colaw was In Rest Tuesday.
Geo. McFadden is painting his
house.
Mr.. Hudson paid taxes in Fredonia
Monday.
Nothing in the way of Xmas trees
in this locality.
Mr.. Hudson and Warner sold 5000
teams last week.
Many are losing cattle from some
mysterious disease.
Tom Mannin has beautiful drive
now with his milk wagon.
Geo. Stewart bought some very fine
calves OF Mr.. Stevens Saturday.
Harry Colaw is haying very bad
time with wild creatures this TALL.
Mr.. Purdy gave nice entertain
ment with his graphaphone Tuesday
Many folks are complaining about
the bad roads as If they could be
helped.
Ask those young folks that were
sleighriding il they enjoy leaving part
of their sleigh ia the road,
The E. B. Club that the former cor
respondent used to report Is still alive.
1t is a literary organization and all
young people should belong.
Received too late for insertion last week.
Very uncertain weather now.
Jack Warren owns new gun.
The roads are in very bad condition.
Singing did not come to focus
Sunday. N
Geo. Denny went wolf hunting
Tuesday.
Good weather for A. A. Rowan's
business.
Trade is looming up in Rest and so
are the roads.
Miss Maggie Mccain went to Cha
mute Tuesday.
S. A. Barcus wants some one to
farm with him.
Flank Culaw is helping Hughes &
Owens invoice.
ALI Becannon is the owner of new
buggy. Prosperity is at hand.
Miss Singleton, of Benedict, visited
the Misses McFadden last week.
Mr.. Noble has moved to the Kriser
farm aud is living with Mr.. Kriser.
S. D. Wallace has been selling some
very nice beef in this neighborhood.
Revival meetings at the M. f.
church have closed for a few nights
on account of bad roads.
Martin Maxwell will leave for Kan
sas City Friday. Martin is leaving
very good country, so he says.
A nice skift of snow fell Wednesday
The young people VINO
wanted a sleigh ride may get chance
to take one.
Geo. Stewart thought it was spring
last week, and commenced 10 farm,
but now he is warming his weary
limbs around the fire.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
URBANA UNRAvELINGS.
Weather cool and clear.
Olite a snow last week.

o lite snow last week.
j. Powell was blowing Monday.
A. Foster has moved into j. w.
PETERS house,
Wilson Powell made business trip
to Erie Monday.
Bows had fine time killing rabbits
while the snow lasted.
Fred and Henry Dryden have join
the NJ 1dern WOOdmen. .r.
N. E. Noble made business trip
to carlton last Saturday.
Mrs. Lively and Aaron Richmond
have joined the f. A. A.
DR.. Nicely sold some fine young
mules and horses last week.
Joe lies has been trapping animals
the past week. He caught skunR
and three rabbits. a.
The Urbana Loafer thinks he has
discovered octopus tracks at Urbana
Perhaps it is just small one thai
has escaped w. j. Bryan.
The Loafer wants to know how thu
present prosperity is helping TN
farmer with no increase in the pric'
of farm products while his supple
bave increased 25 to 200 per cent il
the past two years.
Rev. ScriveDer, of Erie, was her
Thursday evening and delivered al
address on the centennial anniversar
of George Washington's death. OW
ing to the bad condition of the road
the attendance was small.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22

w. T. Scott, one of the leading mer'
chants of Pilot Pc Mt. says: MY wlIe
was in extreme bad health. She only
weighed lis pounds when she began
using DR.. W. j. Thurmond's BLOOD
SYRUP. She has taken four bottles
and her health is entirely restored and
her weight is now 1873 pounds. The
BLOOD SYRUP is a boon for such
cases. If you suffer try it. Sold by D.
r. Fay,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
WARD MARKINGS.

Warm weather again, snow all gone.
Mr.. Diamond has rented the Ward
place.
NJ. J. Owens was in Chanute last
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Marks visited Friday
last at Mr.. Vices.
Mr.. Jacob Leonard has rented the
Henry Stoves place.
Protracted meeting in progress at
the New Light church.
John Dewey and family visited at
Mr.. Kinks last Sunday.
Mr. Wilson and Mr.. Bishop spent
last Sunday at L. r. Dewey's.
Ollie Finiev is making arrange.
ments TO move to Washington.
Mrs. WertZ and sister returned
home last Saturday from New Albany
where they were visiting theiI
mother.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22
LONG STORY
SHORT.
MADE

DR.. Thurmond's Catarrh Cure
is sold no cure no pay. 1t will
cure your catarrh and colds in the
head while you wait. Sold by j..
R. Fay, price, SOC and 81. 90 bot
tie.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22

My son has been troubled for
years with chronic diarrhoea. Some
time ago I persuaded HIM to take
some of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using
two bottles of the ascent size he was
cured. give this testimonial, hop
ing some one similarly afflicted may
read it and be observation-disclosures c.
Bower, Glencoe, o. For sale by all
druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-22

If you are going to buy a piano or
organ why not see Dawdy's stock.
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