The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-03
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John Yates and the sprightly little
sorrels are always on the street and
seem to be doing thriving business.
The young man, who, early in the
school year presented his teacher with
= raThide got the full benefit Of it
h. week
Many farmers south and west OF
tow0 ac9 .ap!a ; 4. about the gas
sompany having kept the public high
way cut up this winter.
Our new hardware firm Of McCor-
mick & Rankin, seem to have very
little time for business as 1t takes
most of their time to entertain travel
ing men.
In the appeal taken last week from
the decision of the school superinten-
dent and principal to the board, the
action of the teachers was sustained
by a unanimous vote.
Senator Farrelly came down Satur-
day to consult with his constituents
but Representative Keller remained
in Topeka to attend the banquet OF
the Kansas day club.
Colorado is greatly excited over the
reported discovery of a very rich gold
mine at Cripple Creek. If Colorado
finds many more gold leads, she is
likely 10 be led out OF the silver
camp
Why it is lh8t n certain young
deliveryman OF manly form and pleas
ing face may be seen each morning
about 1880 at the rear Of his employ
er's store, gazing wistfully up the
street?
Monday, Feb. 20, is the day set for
the trial of Senator Mat Quay. 1t
looks very much like this is political
scheme to break the back of one of
the shrewdest politicians in the United
States.
We are in favor of turning the Kan
sas weather bureau back to the Pops
they never made worse mess Of any
thing than the way this Stanley ad-
ministration has mixed up the wealth
er for January
Chanute wants a County High
School and Erie wants courthouse,
but each is afraid of the other and so
they stand off cycling each other like
the two little boys, that older ones are
trying to make fight.
The Montana legislature has settled
the senatorial fight by concentrating
tie of the millionares, in which the
common people hal but little inter-
est, and the Copper King won.
We were asked the other day by a
laboring man Of the city, with good
big team, capable Of doing an honest
days work, why they could not COM
pete with the little mules in working
out polltax for our citizens. We gave
it up.
Get your seed oats and fax ready
for sowing. The grounding never
saw sign Of shadow yesterday and
we are bound to have an early spring.
We can almost imagine we hear the
bluebird's song and the twitter Of the
robins already.
And so Senator Bakers partner
hooked the judgeship. This seems to
be a simon pure case of senatorial
ICSys TuIs IlOOh 10 uOuOUlOoo dh |
able young man but it would seem
that Kansas had some better seasoned
timber for the place. {
Our popular druggist, Mr.. Boschert, :
on his return from his lobbying trip !
to Topeka, informs us that he was
asked to become member of the bar
association but declined on the ground
of his umfamiliarity with the peculiar
form of the Topeka bar.
II it can be proven as charged that
A. Carnegie has been guilty Of furnish
ing money to Aguinaldo's agentin this
country, thereby encouraging treason
to the United States, he should be
banished, be kicked out of this coun-
try and never allowed to return.
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