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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-20

exactly as owners did in Minneapolis
and every other city when park boards
were authorized to acquire them.
Third, removing so much land from
the taxable property Of the state will
greatly increase the taxes on the bal
ance, an especially will this be noticed
in the counties where the national park
may be located.
Fourth, if the scheme is once author
lied by congress and commissioners ap-
pointed, the land will be secured by
purchase and condemnation proceed
ings, regardless of cost. Taxpayers may
"be damned" and when it is too late
we will hear them "holler'' just as they
have in Minneapolis for the last ten
years.
Fifth, that the scenery is magnificent,
the air pure and bracing and the water
the best on earth no one denies, but we
say let the sick take a rest" in the de-
lightful region by visiting friends OF
some Of the sanitoriums which are
springing up around the lakes, and for
the homeless and weary laden of the
cities who are sick at heart, weary of
brain and tagged out generally, we ad-
wise locating them permanently and
building up home for their families.
Settlers ought to buy land now while it
can be had for $3.50 to IS an acre. on
easy terms, rather than to wait until it
is too high for them to buy and they are
compelled to go farther West" or else
to remain in the city Shaving" to: some
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-20

Kindly let me-. Apar from you again,
Very truly yours,
JAMES H. KYLE.
We are now iEa'ss st work on this re-
port and hope t0ssover the conditions
Of agriculture inneh6 United States in as
brief and correct g. manner as our
knowledge and tia assistance Of agri-
cultural statistics Nill permit.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-20

and hope to God II win he ten times
that many.
With best wishes. remain,
Respectfully,
VIM. GREINER,
1348 Toronto street.
July Z, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay. Minneapolis, MIMI
Sir: l send you five 1-cent stamps,
for which you will send you book, with
arguments for our plan and position"
and so on. I am the oldest Republican
in this country, but not Of modern
style. but of the Simon pure type.
Yours in the middle of the road,
H. s. RUTTER,
Hawkeye, Pulaski Co., Mo.
Alvin, Texas, July 4, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay
Dear Sir: From some unknown rea-
son have just received your pamphlet,
with your letter enclosed.
In answer to request, I will say: I
Will take pleasure in doing all in my
power to forward the cause of reform.
have been Pop since '92.
Respectfully,
T. L. NUGENT.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-20

Witt Tic initiative and referendum
the :,ecnh oyet any reform majority
will vote for. Now We get any law the
md industrial Slavery. Price IS cents.
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Executive Mansion.
P. S. Attorney Haynes, leading
Democrat of Minneapolis, has been tell
ing people that there is no difference
between an honest Democrat and an
honest Republican, except on the ques-
ton of offices. What pity to behold a
fine intellect confusing politics with
honesty! j. L.
Strong men can stand against the
storm of the Shylocks, rending the Peo-
pies party, but weak men, like Hotch-
kiss, are simply atoms flying with the
wind.
Mission Hills, S. D., July Z, 1899.
Dear DR.. Fay
am middle of the road Populist
and am sorry we ever fused. Discov-
cries of gold, partially accounting for
better times, renders organization at
present most difficult. The great ques-
ton in our next campaign will be the
Philippine project G. L. GILMAN.
Plutocracy would like to divert the
attention of the people from vital issues
at home to those far away islands.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 10, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Al Washington avenue,
Minneapolis, MIMI
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07

Two of the three journalists were
sharpening their pencils busily, while
the tall one, she of the marvellous mem
ory. looked ON in plying liberation as
she adjusted a hairpin. She scorned
notebooks, scorned pencils, satisfied in
the Thought that upon the tablet of her
brain her impressions would be recorded
unerringly.
The moist April breeze huttered the
curtains of our pretty salon in the Rue de
Chaillot, No. II, and an air of business
excitement was upon us four damsels.
who in trim tailor gowns and severe
sailor hats awaited the coming of the
Harvard man who had consented to be
our pilot through the catacombs.
The serene peace Of our little Partisan
menage had been rudely disturbed the
day previous by the arrival of an Amer
lean newspaper which announced prize
for the best article written on .'The
Catacombs of Paris. Upon inspecting
the figure offered by the editor my three
Journalistic friends, the tall one, the
colleen and the little chaperon, all de-
cided to compete. The tall one laid
aside her fashion article and bundled
some translation into a drawer. The Iii
tie chaperon put by her weekly letter on
the Facts, Fads and Follies of French
Life and placed upon her desk a dozen
sheetsof virginia. paper, selecting at The
same time fresh, favorite pen for the
fray, while the colleen shelved two
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07

.'Yell me your Thought, broke in
finding the conversation too personal.
THE thought r he repeated dazedly.
"Oh. yes. It's on life's absolute little
ness, its snbiugation and-and"-
But just then his torch caught my
himsy yell. and it went up in gauzy
whirl of smoke, while sputtered and
choked with fear | fed from the Har-
ward man minus the thought and one
veil and was met by the little chaperon.
her cheeks very red and her eyes very
bright.
''She had Il thought too, l said to
myself and tried to dodge her behind a
column of hcnes, but in vain.
''My dear. / want to tell you some
thing. Now, you know the others will
treat This subject in the ordinary jour
nalistic way. but | will not. am GO
ing to treat it seriously. am going to
speak of this as Pluto domain and say
Poe's Raven was inspired by visit
here Switch the others off this, won t
you. love? The colleen has just asked
me how to spell Plutonian, and I'm a
LITTLE suspicious of her. 1t would be a
delicate matter for me. but a little
fnesse on your part will do it. And
she hustled away.
A nudge at my elbow, and l turned
to find the colleens pale face close to
mine. .'Listcnl' size said. ''They won t
treat this subject as l shall. Why. l
have this notebook just closely written
in shorthand with Impressions I've
thought of two fine SMILES too One is
how similar the transit from life to
death is to this visit. just as we had
to come down here. each one alone, SO
we must die Now. what was that 9TH
er what was it? Wait until look. :"
WAS it ON the littleness, the petit
ness. Of life-its nothingness asked
in still. small voice.
"Yes-s. How did you guess it2 So
you thought of that tool Well, in that
case it must be poor. Do you believe in
thought currents? do. No doubt You
got that from me- So it's mine anyway.
| Suppose it is foolish to even whisper
these pearls aloud. but tell you them
so you II keep the rest from poaching "
That night two pens raced over pa
per as the tall one and the chaperon
put 1il-ir seethin. thoughts into words.
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sspenny dreadful" which she was WIT
ing at the same time and pigeonholed
great work also to join in the battle Tor
red gold. Even the Harvard man, VINO
lived at the pension over the way. de
serted his realistic novel, which he
fancied would give him the title of 1.-The
American Manpassant. and turned
with covetops eyes toward that cata-
comb story.
alone went merely as an onloolSer-
yes, lotus eater. for was going to
write nothing.
1t was the chaperon, a charming mix
ture of thrift and spendthrift, who said
to me: my, but you're silly to spend
5 francs il you don t make copy of it
and at least try to set your money
back!''
Still I went. Every heart knoweth its
own bitterness, and, although am re-
luctant to intrude my private griefs on
the public, it was the moral lesson fol-
lowing this visit that has made me re-
gard the spending of that 5 francs as
the greatest extravaganza of my life.
The Harvard man arrived serene and
smiling. Having counted us, he made a
swift, clever mathematical deduction
that two cabs would be necessary. and
SO we started.
OF what we saw in the catacomhs
that day there shall fall from my poor
pen silence SO weighty that it could
be cut, but of my dear, busy scribes-
all, that is another matterl
We descended the interminable wind
ing steps leading to that underground
charnel house. and the tall girl. she Of
the marvellous memory and no notebook,
dropped behind with me in that gloomy
winding path and said in a sepulchral
whi:per (she is always consistently:
I'm going to refer to these lines Of
grinning skulls. You might drop hint
Of this to the others lest they think OF
using it. Will your
But" ventured meekly, not be
ing scribe myself, ''have you reflect
ed that none of these skulls has teeth
It is only those with teeth who grin. .
She looked at me pityingly. ''They
shall grin. she said firmly. clinchine
her own molars vindictively. "a little
thing like that doesn't bother me.
And she continued airily. "I'm also
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gong to speak OF the ittleness, the abb
solate pettiness of life, its aims and so
forth, in the presence of the great ruler
you know-death. Neer the others off
that if you hear they're going to use it.
And-er-lools here. don't fancy for
one little instant that have not been
aware of your ideal platonic friendship
with him, jerking her head in the di-
rection of our male escort sHe's nice
boy, aud like him, in his place, but if
You make your tender feeling any ex-
cuse for giving away my thought
lyon re always so tactless. DEAR" 1
said vicioEaly, turning away.
AT this moment our Harvard man
approached, his torch trembling with
excitement.
1--we ire idea. he breathcd. 'sI
lidre ihe othe.s aren't on It's track.
lieee i-5es's OF things are so baastly
al.ire M ~ Come here. Ea drew
lse ever - 4 secluded spot
Ny op%ht is oli-on- E,lt never
N.in,! t, It now. DO you know, IN
Tefel ae!e g see You a laoai3l.5 alone.
EoF 50 4 eeyncral's guard about you
IKE " time =
= FORGET or French lessons and
wai, [ stammered furiously, realiz-
ing was Brushing
"lh, they don count! / mean real
i alone. like this. for instance, with.
out a soul about, though even here the
.others are only a few PAGES off. =
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Ep.sd Notice.

S9s,NG, NOlicC.
East Do>e, tnwnship will receive up
to March 10, 1850 sealed bids for the
township lonl overs GERS work for the
YEAR 1899 Give pr'ce per day for self
or for self and team. The right TO re-
jet any or all bids is reserved by the
board of trustees.
AUGUST LoCHMILLER.
Is 3ttot Township Clerk.
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Consistent.

''snagsby is the most devoted golf
man ! ever met The only meat he eats
is sausage.
'sBall?'
"Mn liN,.s Exchange
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
NNr~'-A
SHAW.

Mrs. Nation has a sister visiting
her from Welda.
Swan Bros. have bought the Grand
ma McCOrd farm.
Mrs. r. w. Bebbngton was calling
on Mrs. Toomey Thursday evening.
Alvin Howell dug potatoes all day
the 4th. He said he had celebration
Of his own.
Art Allen will move to lola in 10
days. We are sorry to lose him. lola
seems to be taking all our good people.
Shaw has been surrounded by water
for week and it Is going down very
slow. There is lots Of damage done
to crops
Protracted meeting will begin at the
Valley school house east Of town next
Sunday and continue all week Every
body come.
Jim Colaw and wife and Geo. Gun
ningham spent the 4th in Chanute,
and didn't return until the 9TH on
account of the high water
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
CHANUTE, KANSAS, JULY a.. 1899.
10000 600 # of Gas per Day Good Enough for First Effort
Gbanute Gas

1t is now a settled fact that Cha
mute has lots Of natural gas and the
indications are That she has it in the
greatest Of abundance. The well tnat
was completed on the power house
grounds near the east bridge last Sat
urday proves to be a good one.
At sol feet sand was struck and gas
began TO flow. The sand was pene
tratee 10 the depth of only six feetand
the diIll removed.
We are not much of an expert on
gas wellSand are unable to tell how
many million feet Of gas are escaping
every second, but we do know that
there was wonderful rush Of gas and
that stones, large nails and nickles
thrown down the well were shot out
like being fired from gun. Saturday
evening the well was partially plugged
and the gas piped a short distance
away from the derrick and lighted
An immense flame shot up and illum-
mated the whole country around The
roaring of the escaping gas was heard
over two miles and the derrick could
be seen from town, mile and half
away palmer than in the day time.
The well seems TO be gaining 10
strength all the time. 1t is supposed
that this well will develop gas enough
to supply the city
The machinery will be removed and
another hole put down at once. The
next will probably be drilled nearer
town. SHOULD no more gas be struck
and all the five thousand appropriated
be used up we will be well recompensed
for the investment. The city is now
paying 500 per month for gas to run
tn engines at the power house.
This expense will be speedily cut off |
We see nothing now in the way Of a |
bright future for Chanute. Our rail |
road interests are increasing and with |
the city owning and controlling abun-
dance ot gas we are in fine shape for |
Encouraging manufactures of all |
kinds
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
COTTAGE CORNER.

Chas. Gardner is making war on the
weeds.
Mrs Bert Hunt is home from her
Missouri visit.
J. w. Arthurs was on the sick list
the latter part Of the week.
VIM. Bair aud C. S Nation took in
the Iola-Kansas City ball game Tues
day.
The Bair boys put down a well for
J l.. Orr in Chauute the first of the
week.
A. Carmichael was admring the
durocs at Cottage Stock Farm the
first of the week.
e. r. stone is at work having. He
will bale his hay as he cuts it. Crocker
Bros. will do the baling
j. z. PlummeF had bis tiue timothy
hay ia the shock before the big rains
and as a result he viii be compelled
to feed common old prairie hay to his
stock this winter.
Born on Tuesday, the llth inst, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardner, a fine
SOD. Mother and child getting along
nicely and Charley gallops home from
his work swifter than ever.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
URBANA.

Weather fair and warm.
Riley Berkett is hauling corn.
Some farmers are stacking oats.
A D Matthias was in town last week,
Mrs. Thom. Unsell is on the sick
list.
H. c. Dryden is Shipping corn this
week.
Elmer Lyons threshed wheat last
week.
W. H. Nation YVES in town Monday
on business.
The Katy has had new roof put
on the depot here.
Farmers are cutting fax. 1t is gen
orally poor crop.
A. Smith and the Foster boys are
cutting and baling hay.
Much corn that should have been
cultivated once more has got too
large and must be left in the weeds
The flood last week did more dam
age than was first estimated. Farm
ers along Elk creek lost hogs and
chickens; wire fences were washed
down and parts of crops washed away.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

The board met in regular session
July B. All members present.
It appearing to tie satisfaction of
the board that Z. O. Riley has no
means of paying his fine and cost, it
was ordered that he be released from
Jail.
The order made June Z, referring
the report Of Allen levee back to view
ers was reconsidered and original re-
port rejected
D. S. Haynes. NJ D.. was awarded
the pauper practice of Erie township
and poor farm for $62. 80.
County clerk was instructed to draw
warrant in favor j d. Craig for $500
to pay for rlght-of-way to Ogeese
bridge.
1t was ordered that the expense for
guards on Lodge levee be paid out Of
county fund and charged to leyee
fund.
Ordered that expense Of S204.75 in
construction of Barker appointment
on Lawrence levee be paid out of
county fund and amount assessed to
GarOutte estate, tax OF 1899.
County warrants to the amount Of
S65S2 "a were cancelled and county
treasurer given credit for same.
Faulkner's road petition granted
and road ordered opened.
Viewers report on Shelt's ditch
accepted.
Viewers report on Schaal road ac-
cepted end DAMAGES awarded as repor-
ted by viewers.
Quarterly reports of county officers
were approved
F. w. Jones was awarded the pau
per practice for Canville township for
the sum of $1,000.
The township trustees of Erie and
Grant townships were instructed to
assess the merchants stocks of H. R.
Stevens, A. NJ. Elerick and Arnold
racket store.
r. W. Reynolds and 9. c. Dutton
were aNpointed to assist the Probate
Judge IN examining county Treasury
Ditch petition of NJ. Johnston was
granted and NJ. w. Bartley, Alya
Clark and Jas. Thomason appointed
viewers.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
EARLTON.
w Gather fair and pleasant.

w Gather fair and pleasant,
a. J, Clemens ana wife went over
TO the river last Sunday.
There was Il lecture given at the
church Tuesday evening.
Allie McNally visited at the home
of Rev. McHUgh Monday
Mrs. Carrie Twiss is staying with
Grandma Sagner this week.
There will be services at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening,
A. J. Clemensis is harvesting fax at
present. The stand is real good.
Rev. McHugh filled his appointment
at the Z, B. church Sunday morning
Miss Canine wilkins of near Villas
visited with Miss Nellie Ogden Satur-
day.
John Herbert and family of Chanute
visited with Jake Pearce'S last sun
day
Master Claud Cannon of Chanute
visited with lis cous in, Clair Lucas,
sunday
There was services at the Evangeh-
cal church last Sunday morning and
evening.
L. G. Stapleton and boy friend
from Thayer were in town on their
bicycles Monday.
Miss Hazel Clark returned from
Neodesha where she had been visiting
with her aunt Tor few weeks,
There will be game of ball be-
tween Shaw and carlton next Satur-
day afternoon at the ball ground.
The home ball team and the Villas
nine played ball in Geo. Brickers pas
ture west Of town, Villas won the
game, but wait till carlton has some
practice, and then.
Mrs. John Huffman died at her
home in this place, last week and the
remains were inferred in the carlton
cemetery, Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman
had long been residents of this place,
She leaves husband and three child
rem to mourn her loss The relatives
have the sincere symplthy Of friends
and neighborS.
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0RY.Goo0s and GRoeeRIe5

We have, in connection with our Dry Goods, put in
full line of Fresh Groceries and also Feed. Call in
and see our goods Try our prices we will sell you
goods as low the lowest. We will take produce in
exchange for goods pa-Also closing out our entire
line of LADIES SHOES at cost
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
Sri9btfuI Qcoioent

Last Wednesday, Smith Anderson
a brother of Mrs. J, J. Hurt. of this
city, was out on his farm with a gun
and in some manner as he was getting
over or through a fence he accident
ally shot himself dead
Mr.. Anderson was young vigorous
and prosperous farmer, living about
6 miles northeast of Erie. He leaves
wife aud two children. j. J. Hurt
and family drove across the county to
the Anderson farm as soon as they
heard OF the accident aud have not
returned.
The particulars of the sad affair are
not known here at present.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14

Spray Your Trees.
London Purple. Paris Green, Blue
Nitriol at low prices at Wilder's
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
wanted.

Good country cured hams. Must
be No. 1. ORIENTAL, HOTEL.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
around the a
Court House V.
REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Philip Moynihau & VT to Rufus W Moy-
nihau q d. all act in eH swh 26 & e14
nwli n Chetopa creek 35-29-17.. ...... S200
Geo Ordway VT to Eugene c Cady; wd
n% * seh &nH swh p nh ne4 K a
strip in nwl4 25-291I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l4S00
II NJ Eby & VT to Augustus Z Hewett wd
GOx2O6 # inn n19 nwh 20-27-2t ......,.... 20
M Devine Adms to Sam Vernum admr
deeds; lot less 10 ft blk l6 Mission 100
A N Allen & VT to H NJ Turner wd blk
Roth 5 add to Chanute ............... 800
o P Nichols & wi to Isaac 5 Neii qcd e1a
nwll 2S3O-lS. Observation-Disclosures. l5O
Mary NJ Neff & hus to VIM Wilcox; wd
nwl4 2s-3O.1S ............ ............. 1900
Wm Wilcox to Martin Ballon; wd nwl
28-30-18... ............... ............. 1850
Henry l. Bundy ct al to VIM w Bundy:
vd und int in lots & , blk Eby's add
to Stark NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AGO
Eliza A Snodgrass & hus to VIM w Bundy
wd und int in swli neh 5-27-2l.......... 500
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14
Public Sale.

| will sell at public sale at my place
3 miles west Of Shaw, on July 20th.
1899, all my personal property consist
ing Of stock. household goods and inn
plements, and 10 acres Of corn in the
f.: /.
Jsual terms given See bills for
particulars. Vol RETTIG.