Hutchinson Times from Hutchinson, Kansas • 5

Buy Your Tickets of H. D. PHELPS, bqitt, Miller- Ociperit LOCAL MENTION. The National for tine fruit. For flno job work tronize the Times ofllco.

Subeoribe for the Times, only democratic panei- io the county. Look hero! Road our d. in anothor column. Kaunas City Supply Co. Ludien if you want to make your hunbandH happy use May Flower Flour in nmkeiiijj bread.

Stone, Dean Co. have Ikoanas, OiiintiCB, Fi(f, Dates, Imported RuIsiiih, Lemons, and every thing in iho line of nuts It will pay to io and see them. KheumatUm In the back, uliouldors, lilpa ankles, elbows, or wrist 4, Isium I 1 it umu atlou of add lu the blood, lloo'd Sarsaimrllit neutralizes the auld aud cures rheumatism. Hond'i I'llU are the best family emlmrtle and lWor iiiudulue. Harmluis aud rt'llttblo.

Whiskers ihatare prematuney gray or faded should be colored to prevent ttie look of age and Buckingham's Dye excelial othe rain coloring brown or black. Baldness is often preceded or acorn-panied to grayness of the hair. To prevent baldness and graynesu, use Hll's Hair Rone wer, an honest remedy. To restore gray hair to its natural color as in youth, cause it to grow abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than Hall's Hair Renewer. BEAM'S DRUG STORE Is the Popular Place For PURE DRUGS, Medicines and Toilet Articles, and Everythihg Kept In a First-Class Drug Stock.

Midland Block, North Main St. Mrs. A. Cox Is on the sick list. J.

R. Morrison of St. Louis is io the city on business. John W. Roberts was in St, John on business Wenoiday.

Clay Duval is recovering from a severe attact of lilnoxH. Mrs, J. V. Crouch Ib confined to her room with severe lllnecs, Miss Rose Wooley ofSt. Johnf Is the guest of Miss Minnie Uenford.

Leon Leu left last Tuesday night for St. Louis, his new headquaters. Miss Helen Updegraff is idowly recovering from a severe iamess. R. A Curran left Wednesday for Mansfield, Ohio, his future home.

II. B. Waldron of Antnoav. I the guest iora day or two of T. Flint.

J. F. Greenlee is one of the Hutchln -sonians in Topeka taking observation. Fred WiMeu and wife hoye returned from a swo weeks' visit with friends in Illinois. Mr Branman, Santa Ee night operator, has resumed duties again after a few reeks' illness.

He was relieved by W. L. Ingham. Mrs. Gregory and two children loft Wednesday night for Sorrento, yia the Santa Fe.

G. W. Wright returned Tuesday morning from Fort SL-wtt where he was on legal business. A. J.

Higley has moved his insurance office to the north end of the reading room of the Brunswick. ibert S. Treat has returned 'om a ten days' pleasure trip among friends in Missouri and Nebraska. Albert VunZant and Jacob Voth left Tuesday morning far Wichita to open a brnch Impliment house. Tm Badger and Miss Kitty Nott, of Raleigh, N.

are the yuests of Miss Nott's sister. Mrs. Eli Young. Mrs. S.

Tanncbaum returned Monday night fr ira McPherson, where she has been visiting freinds for a few days. Stearl Mead returned last night from a trip out west and reports business trip out west and reports buBiuess good. G. Patterson is walking with the aid of a crutch, occaisoned by a hard fall causing a sprained and bruised anlcle. A.

J. Wolcott, the oil man, left Tuesday morning on a two weeks' trip through southern Kansas and the territory. Mrs. Tibbetts left Tuesday for her home in California, after a three months' visit with her daughter, Mrs. R.

S. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Remiek, living on West Tenth street, are mourning the b'ss of their little daughter, who died Monday afternoon. S. Tannebaum returned Monday from a business trip east. He will move his family to Pittsburg, Kansas some time next month.

"Uncle Will Curran of Chicago, is the guest of his brother, James, and will remain in the city for a few days taking observation of our city. Mioses Wright. Kettleson, Bodle, Erickson and Pavno have returned from a holiday vacation with friends, and have resumed school duties. Captain Frank Young has just had a new hard oak top placed on the counter in the Santa Fe hotel, which makes ihn finest thingof its kind in the citj Dick Morris, the jrenjal, light-hearted Gold Rope tobacco salesman, lias merican vteam HUTTON OSWALD, PROPHIETORS TELEPHONE 107 Hutchinson, First' class rare and attention given to boarder's. elephone 139 Jaundry.

WEST SHERMAN ST. Kansas, to Any Part of the City of Goods and the To Be Had Main Street, Iliitrliinson, Ks. and HARNESS GO, Form, 4H8 to aa.6o. Elkhart Hlcycle, 28in.whpclr, pneumatic tires, wcldicij steul lulling, drop forging. $75 II No.

7S1, Surrey. No. 727, Boad Wagon -THE 200 MIDLAND BLOCK, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. Cheap Tickets to all points. RAILWAY TIME TABLE At.hln.e, Toik V.

WMTWAHD. 10:50 M. NeaExD I'M No. 4. 8:40 No 5 Kxp No.

(J, Kxp. 12:17 No. H. Kxu A NoiW I Nu.44.Fl. dully NoMFt.umly I Kx.

Hunilaf AM SST Buwtay.MO pm I No. 110, ft. dally. .60 I'M ltat.hlusoa extension, K. H.

WMTWARD. EASTWARD. No. 1. r- -M; .8:25 AM I Ex Noi.

8 and 4 ruii over the Kinsley eut-off and will slop ll Station. Kock Island 4fe imo B'y. EASTWARD. WESTWARD, am I No.lS.Exp... SJo-S" kxd'" lOffi PM No ffl AM "s'liiw '5 Uo.tti:nJi.8.t:oopM No.

Ml run to LI ban and. Dodge City No. ID runs to Pratt oulv. Hutchinson Southern B'y. TMAlNDLIiAVB.

ki.Hii i THAIN8 ARRIV Iiixpreas :10 PM Aroom pl' for Pond Creek on tbe ACCOM! n.iw Hirivalof m. MlMuurl Pacino B'y. KASTWABD. Loeal Freight (daily! leave fit. Louii Mail (daily) eavea C.

Aoo. inlie(lleavcB fl .00 a. m. 10:28 a. in 4:10 p.

m. Local FretBht i 7. W.AU.AS. mixed arrives la. m.

Denver Kxprees (dally) leaven. I.TX p. "711 paasenner trai-s daily: oilier trains rtally except Suuduv HUTCHINSON TIMES. J. B.

CROUCH, Edltr and Propria vubKorlpHon Prlee, SI or On. Year or 75 Ofcuts ror lx nths, Strletly In Advance. Advertisin Eatts Givn on Application. IT COSTS MONEY And li good deal of it, to keep your property insured from year to year, and it is WORTH ALL ITC0STr If the insurance is properly done and continue year 'after year. It is tlieconthnied insuring lliat pays.

You not only want your property insured but you Want It Kept Insured. Jf you place your insurance in ourhands it will always be attende to. WINNE WINNE. Telephone 20. Corner A.

and Main, Hutchinson, Kansas. I. We are si ill making farm loans the rates that defv competition. W. W.

Glazing Promptly Done, Class and Va'nisfj. J. RYDE. DEALER IX Artists' Materials, Paints, Oils. Paintehs Supplies Generally.

308 N. Main St. Hutchinson, Kas. SPEEDY and LASTING RESULTS. PEOPLE a.n nut inconvenience, oimpie, a from any injurious substance.

LAEOE ABI0ME1I3 BECKED. We GUARANTEE a CURE or refund vour money. Price S3. OO per bottle. Send 4c.

lor treatise. TKEMONX MEDICAL, Boston. Mass. Promptly secured. Trade-Murks, Copyrights and Labels registered.

Twenty-five yeurs experience. We report whether patent can be secured or not, freeof charge. Ourfee nntdue until patent is allowed. 3'i page Book Free. H.

B. WILLSON it Attorneys at Law, Opp. U.S. coulee. WASHINGTON.

D.C THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. Daily and Sunday Till January 1st 1895, 80c. The Twice-aWsek Times, 16 psges a week four months 25c. At these rates no family in the Southwest can afford to bo without either the daily or weekly edition of this great meiropolitian newspap r. Liberal terms to agents.

Address, The Times' Kansas City, To. To restore gay hair its naturit olor cas in youth, cause It to growl abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than Hall's Hair Renewer I thln. For stylish rigs, and teams th are good steppers. First avenue west. lour Mouths furgJl Cents.

The Times, Issued Tuesday and Friday, Is being sent to subscribers on trial four months for 25 cents. Mail a quarter in silver or stamps to The Times, Kan-as City, and get is-ues of the best paper pub-llshtdluihe southwest. Fifty cents buys tho Dit'ly und Sunday Times for one month. Wanted. To apprentiees at the Milliner store 310 North Main Steet.

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J. Wooi.dridoe, of Wortliam, Texas, saved the life ot her child by the use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. "One of my children bad Croup. The case was attended bvour physician, and was supposed to he well under control. One niElit I was startled by the child's hard breathiiiK, and on going to it found It had nearly ceased to breathe.

KealizltiR that the child's alarniinff condition had become possible in spile of the medicines given. I reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a bottle of Aver's Cherry Pectoral in Hie house, I guve the child three doses, at short intervals, and anxiously waited results. From the moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and, in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved her life." AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Dr.

J. O. Ayer Lowell, Muss. MODERN RAILWAY TRAVEL. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Charleston and East Va.

Gu. Railways in this paper. This system is one of the only two routes in iho Southeast running Dining Cars and Vcstibuled trains and its through car service and scedules between Memphis i nd Washington, Bal-timoae, Pniladulpliia, New York and all points' in the wist in connection with the Norfolii Western Railway from Bristol, the B. Railay from Shenandoah Junction and the "lloya! ue Line" nt. Washington affords its patrons i he latest modern comforts in Railway trael.

Connections are made at Chattanooga with Ves'ibuled trains for Rome, Atlanta, Macon, Brunswick, Savannah, and all Florida points and other Southeastern States and the Carolinus. Their trains leave Memphis daily at 9:45 a. and 9:45 p. in. J)R.

A. TAYLOR, Physician and Surgeon, Main street, uiMtuiM. Attend culls city or country or night. Kosidea uext door. AS.

M'KINSfTKY. Si. WISH Co jjcKINSTRY IKE, Attorneys at Law, Ofllco Vront Room Cp-stairs in Court Mouse Kans. P. HETTINGER.

JAS. HETTINO JJETT1NGER Attorneys at Law, ra in All 0 J-t. Rooms I. Sldllnrer Block. Hutchinson WHITELAW, Attorney at Law, I.

over First National NORTH END GROCER French Lesson. I am now prepared to give lessons in the French language. Inquire at 310 North Main. Mus. V.

Crouch. With but little care jand no trouble, tlie beard and mustache can be kept a uniform brown or black oor by using Buckingham's Dye for the Whikers. Coal Miners' Strike. Owing to the coal miners' strike in Colorado, the supply of Canon City coal in this city is exhausted. Edwards Co.

wisli us to inform the public that they have on hand a good supply of Black Diamond coal, wliioh is just as good as the Canon City, and it is cheaper, which is quite an item these times. RHUMATIC TWINGES. Are escaped by the use of HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC NO. 15. The infal liable cure for Rheumatism, Sciatica Lumbago.

For sale by all druggist, 25c. The Way to reach catarrh Is through the blood. Hood.s by purrlfylng the blood, removes the cause of the disease and permcntly cures catarrh. Take only Hood's William Henry Ott, alian "Mustang Bill," says that he ued Ayey's Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and owes to it bis splendid hair, of which he is justly proud. Mr.

Ott has ridden the plains for twenty-live years, and i well known in Wyoming find the Hood's Till act easily, yet promptly and fleet! vly, on the liver and bowels, FLORIDA. Through Sleeping; Cars Frm Kansas City to Jacksonville. Commencing Sunday, Nov. 18, 1894, the Memphis Route, Kansas City, Fort Scott Memphis R. R.

will inaugurate a through sleeping car line, Kan-as City to Jacksonville, via Memphis, Birmingham, Atlanta and Macon, arriving at Jacksonville at 9:45 a.m., mnking close connections there for all points in South Florida. The cars in this line will be strictly first-class in all their appointments, and will run every day in the week, leaving Kansas City at 10:30 a. m. For rates and full informatinn ad-d ress J. E.

LOCKWOOD, G. P. Kansas City, Mo. ROUND TRIP HOLIDAY RATES Over the Chicago, Rock Island Pa cific Railway. Tickets sold Dec.

22d, 2nd, 24th, 25th, 31st, 1894 or Jan. lBt, 1895 from nil stations on the line to any station on the 1 i within a distance of 200 miles. All tickets good to return at any time up to and including Jan. 2d 1895. Fare about half rate.

Ask' th- Railrod Ticket Agent for particulars. JNO. SE3ASTIAN, G. P. Chicago.

FOH SALK. South-east quarter and east one half of Sectioa No. 34, Township No-24, Range No. 4, in the County Rono, State of Kansas, cheap, and on easy terms. House and lots 92 and 94.

Second Ave East, City, Cheap for cash. Also, Lot No. 21, North Main Street City of Hutchinson, at a bargain for cash. Inquire, or write the undersigned. S.

F. HUTTON, Hutchinson, Kansas. Harvest Excursion. The Rock Island will sell on November 29 and December 4 and 18, 1894, tickets to all points in southwest Mis souri, Arkansas, Texas, Indian Terri tory and Oklahoma, and to points in Louisiana on the Kansas City, Western and Gulf "ail way, at one standard first- class lare plus $2 for the round trip. Limit of ticket twenty days.

For other Goods Delivered Promptly- A Complete Stock Lowest Prices 421,423 and 425 North ELKHART CARRIAGE 4 Have sold to cniKiimcri for 81 yenra, Hiivlnff tlicin tho ((filler's prolU. We ure the Olilext and l.uret'Kl ninmil'iictiirors hi Amor Ira Helling Vehicles unit llnrni'ss tins uy ship Willi privilege to cxfinilne hcl'ore any niimcv Is paid. Wo pay freight h(tb wnyslf not siiiisini-tory. Warrant for 2 Why pay an aweni $1U to for your Writo your own order. Jinxlnn rue.

Wo Uiko all risk ul duuiUKO in shipping. WHOLESALE PRICES. Spring Wngons, $31 to S50. Ouaranteeil Buiiiu lurtuutiishrj. Surreys, $63 to SIOO Knine ai xcll fur tiuo to Top Buggies.

$37.50, a tine aAsnld fur K5. to SIOO. Farm Wagons, Wagonettes, Milk Waftons, Delivery Wagons Road Carts. UKTILI.S Hill llti.V, MUSI CIIILUUtA. $11.00 Air No.

37. Surrey Harness. Top Buggy. Jks $23.50 rr one on' extended through the northern part of Kansas and southern Nebrasaka. Father Kearful came in Tuesday evening from Nickerson he hi'ld services on Sunday and Monday.

He reports the church there in a flourish ing condition. Miss Mattie Hutchinson celebrated her tweutietli anniversary last Tues- The Times wishes her manv happy returns. Mies Mattie is the 'foieboss" of the leading paper. Misses Connie Henderson and Letlie Hodge left Monday morniny to visit with friends in Sterling a few days, after which they will go to Colorado Springs tu i-pend the winter. Miss Dora Vestal has accepted a position as stenographea for the Hudson Reservoir and Canal compauy, with headquaters at Phoenix, and will leave next Sunday for her now Mr.

H. N. Mudge, general superintendent of the eastern divison of the Souta Fe, and Avery Turner, of New ton, superintendent of tbe middle division, were guests of J. D. Sweeney Wednesday Married.

On December 25, 1S94, at the residence of T. D. Martin, by Elder Henry Cole Mr. S. W.

Everly and Miss Katie Martin, both of Reno county, Kansas. Married. Rev. Irwin siokethe words Monday which joined in matrimony Nr. Edward P.

Ellis and Miss Mary Thomas, both of Lincoln township. The happy couple left over the Sant Fe for Kansas City and other Missouri points where they will spend their honeymoon. No. 1, Kami Harness. HIDING Bnd KLY NETS.

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