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Hutchinson Times from Hutchinson, Kansas • 5

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Hutchinson Timesi
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PERSONAL. LOCAL MENTION. Th National for tine fruit. Old pupers fur sale at this oflloe. Buy Your Tickets of H.

D. PHELPS, Tlo Ticket Biolci, 209 MIDLAND BLOCK, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. Cheap 2Wm to all points. BEAM'S DRUG STORE i I Is the Popular Place For PURE DR UGS, Medicines and Toilet Articles, and Everything Kept In a First-Class Drug Stock. Midland Block, North Main St.

merican vteam Jaundry, HUTTON OSWALD, PROPRIETORS TELEPHONE 107 Hutchinson, COLIllT CillvIPBELI -THE- NORTH END GROCER Goods Delivered Promptly to Any Part of the City A FRIEND Speaks through the Bootlilmy (Me.) Ktgtttir, ot the beiieflclul results lie has received from a regular use ol Ayer's rills. He says "I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all out of order. 1 tried a number of remedies, but none seemed to give me relief until 1 was Induced to try the old reliable Ayer' Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a new man. I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of anything I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take them.

1 urge upon all who are In need of a laxative to try Ayer's Pills. They will do good." For all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowel, take AYER'S PILLS Prepared by Dr. J.O. Ayer Lowell, Mass. Every Dose Effective Four Months for 25 Cent.

The Twice-a-week Times, Usued 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-ai City, and get 32 issues of the best paper pub lished in the southwest. Fifty cents buys the Da'ly and Sunday Times for one month. Waatad. Two apprentices at the Milliner store 310 North Main Steet.

The best anodyne and expectorant for the cure of colds, la grippe, and ail throat, lnug, and bronchial troubles, Is, undoubtedly, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the only speclflo for pulmonary complaints which received the highast awards at the Chicago World's Fair. EL ARC AD A MODERN RAILWAY TRAVEL. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Memphis Charleston and East Va. G. Railways in this paper.

This system is one of the only two routes in the Sontheast running Din ing Cars and Vestibuled trains and its- through car service and scedules between Memphis and Washington, Bal-timoae, Philadelphia, New York and all points in the east in connection with the Norfolk Western Railway from Bristol, the B. Railway from Shenandoah Junction and the "Roya! Blue Line" at Washington affords its patrons the latest u.odern comforts in Railway travel. Connections are made at Chattanooga with Vestibuled trains for Rome, Atlanta, Macon, Brunswick, Savannah, and all Florida points and other Southeastern States and the Carolinas. Their trains leave Memphis daily at 9:45 a. and 9:45 p.

ra, R. A. TAYLOR, Physician and Surge-on, N. Main street, upstairs. Attend culls city or country clay or night.

Rosideti neittdoor. AS. M'aUNBTRY. WIKB Co jyjcKINSTRY WISE, Attorneys at Lyv, Office Room Upstairs In Court House I. tl ft P.

HSCRlNOKfC JA8. HRTT1XO HETTINGER Attorneys at Law, 1. Rooms 2 SI; dlinjrer Block, HutchlnBOn WHITELAW, Attorney at Law, First Natl onal I WEST SHERMAN ST. Kansas. of Goods and the To Be Had Main Street, Hutchinson, Ks.

and HARNESS MFG. GO. No. 737, Road Wagun $55 Hai nem. No.

781 Surrey! -5wC. liTftnj W. runaway is In Chit-ago buying goods for the American Clothing bouse. II. Snider will leave for Manhattan.

soon, having accepted a position as manager of Hauleuback Si White's planing mill. The furniture of the Royal millinery purlorbas been purchased by MissZella lluoadeM ttnd Miss Lvdla Perkins, of iterling, who prepose opening a ra Misery store in that city. Mr. Samuel Tannebaum and family eaves Monday for Pittsburg, where they will make their future home. First Cla Work.

The American Steam laundry is making a specialty of washing flannel. First class work. Goods called for and delivered. Telephone 107. Up town office, No.

5, North Main street. Do Not lie-rooted. Colin Campbell, the north end gro cer, is selling two Dales ot nay lor so cents that others ask 20 cents a bale for. It is the same weight and quality. Don't be fooled, so to Campbell and save money.

Marriage Linens. The following hive been licensed to wed: D. D. Downing of Gault, aud Laura Gray of Turon. Ernest Hill and Nellie Turkle of Clay township.

I. P. Puterbaugh of McPherson, and Rebecca Ebbert of Nickeason. To Blaet Id the Spring. The time for the spring election will soon be here and the following officers are to be elected: Mayor, police judge, city treasurer, treasurer of school beard, two justices of the peace, two constables, one member of the school board and one councilman for each of the wards.

Don't forget to register. Married, Mr. A. F. Repetto and Miss Lou Hartell of this city, were united in marriage Wednesday, at the residence of Charles Phillips, on Second avenue east.

Rev. M. H. Perry of the Baptist church officiating. Mr.

Harry M. Bertram of this city and Miss Clara Mann of Sterling, were united in marriag) at the home of the bride in Sterling last Thursday. Mr, Bertram formerly resided at Sterling but now manager of the Standard Oil company station in this city. Tne Times wishes them joy and happiness through life's journey. THE KANSAS CITY TIMES.

Daily and Sunday Till January 1st 1895, 80c' The Twice-a-Week Times, 16 pages a week four months 25c. At these rates no family in the Southwest can afford to be without either the daily 'or weakly edition of this great metropolitian newspaper Liberal terms to agents. Address, The Times' Kansas City, To. The Missouri Pacific First To put in rate of $12.60 to St. Louis Through parlor cars and no extra charge.

Reduced rates to all western points. Don't purchase your ticket until you call on us for full information. It will be to your advantage. P. J.

Leimbach, Agent. THE DOMESTIC CORLIQ.UE. For the Hair, fcadles Read This Carefully. This preparation, when used on the hair, will hold Frizzes, Curls or Pangs tightly curled from three to seven days. After it has been applied a few times, it need only be used very sparingly and if the weather is not too damp or windy once in a week or ten days will be all that, is necessary to keep the hair in the very best possible shape.

This preparation will save a amount of labor in keeping the hair tightly curled or frizzed and will add so much to the appearance and conven? ience of every lady that no one ian afford to do without it. 1 After having been subjected to the best chemical analysis, physicians testify that it will not injure the hair in anyway whatever, but will add luBtre and vigor to it, facilate the growth softens, and is the best toilet article any lady can use. This toilet article, which is always ready for use, will fill a long felt want among ladies who wear frizzes and bangs. No lady will do without this preparation who once has used it and found the time and labor saved, besides the convenience of always having she hair in a and pleasing shape. Full directions for use will be found with each bottle and if directiors be followed, which are very easy and timple, one bottle will laBt from threw months to ono year.

For sale only by Mrs. V. Crotioh, French Milliner and dealer in hair goods, 310 N. Main St. Price per bot tle, 25 cents.

llarv.Kt Kzeurslon. The Rock Island will sell on JNovem-ber 29 and December 4 and 18, 1894,. tickets to all points in southwest Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Indian Territory and Oklahoma, and to points in Louisiana on the Kansas City, Western nd G.ilf "all way, at one stand ard first-class (are plus $2 for the round trip. Limit of ticket twenty days. For other particuars rail Jno.

Fox, agent. For fine job Times oftlce. work patronize tb Colin Campbell make, a ipoclalty of prompt delivery. Subscribe lor the Times, only democratic paper io the county. Duu't buy poor caudy when you can get good and fresh at tne Bon Ton.

Look here! Head our ud. in another column. Kansas City Supply Co. Ladies if you want to make your husbaitdH happy use May Flower Flour in makeluu bivad. H.

King has received two oar load of furniture which Le will net! cheap. Cull and bee him. A. all the mills haye advanced the price of ilour the Bon Ton is aiill the best on the market at DO cents a sack. When the scalp Is atropied, or iblny bald, no preparation will rente the hair; in all otber cases, Hall's Hair Re- newer will start a growth.

Stone, Dean Co. have Bananas, Oranges, Figs, Dates, Imported Raisins, Lemons, and every thing in the line of nuts It will pay to go and see them. D. McKee, the grocorymau, has moved his btock of groceries to the College block where he will be plesstd to have you call on him before buying elsewhere. Pure Klcli Blood 1 wsentlat to Rood health, because the blood is the vital fluid which supplies all the organs with life.

Hood's SarsHparllla Is the great blood purifier, Uood'e pill are purely vegetable, harmless, effective, do not paiu or gripe. "Bacteria do not occ'ur in the blood or in the tissues of a healthy living body, either of man or the lower animals." So says the celebrated Dr. Koch. Other doctors say that the best medicine to render the blood perfectly pure and healthy is Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Confectionaries of all kinds, broken candy cheap, fine creams, delicious chocolates and everything to meet the trade can be found In first class style at the Bon Ton bakery.

The largest, neatest, most aitractive and reliaule restaurant in the city is the Bon Ton bakery. Nothing but the best of everything is found there. If the following is tiue it will save a goed deal of expense to a family who burns oil for light. It is worth trying: "When you buy a lamp chimney, place it in a vessell of water, put the vessel on the Btove, let the water boil, then remove the vessell from the stove and allow the water to become cold. Take out your lamp chimney, and you will have no trouble about its cracking when in use.

French Lessons. I am now prepared to give lessons in the French language. Inquire at 310 North Main. Mrs. V.

Crouch. Cool Miners' Strike, Owing to the coal miners' strike in Colorado, the supply of Canon City coal in this city if. exhausted. Edwards Co. wish us to inform the public that they have on hand a good supply of Tlack Diamond coal, which is just as good as the Canon City, and it is cheaper, which is quite an item these FLORIDA.

i Through Sleeping; Cars From Kansas City to JitckHoiirille. i Commencing Sunday, Nov. ,18, 1894, the Memphis Route, Kansns City, Fort Scott Memphis R. R. will inaugurate a through sleeping car line, Kansas City to Jacksonville, via Memphis, Birmingham, Atlanta and Macon, arriving at Jacksonville at 9:45 a.m., making close connections there for all points in South Florida.

The cars in this line will be strictly first-claps in all their appointments, and will run every flay in the week, leaving Kansas City at 10:30 a. m. For rates and full informHtion address J. E. Lockwood, G.

P. Kansas City, Mo. ROUND TRIP HOLIDAY RATES Over the Chicago, Roek Island Pacific Railway. Tickets sold Dec. 22d, 23d, 24th, 25th, 31st, 1894 or Jan.

1st, 1895 from all stations on the line to any station on the line within a distance of. 200 miles. All tickets good to return at any time up to and including Jan. 1895. Fare about half rate.

Ask the Railroad Ticket Agent for particulars. JNO. SE3ASTIAN, G. P. Chicago.

roa SALE, quarter and South-east quarter and east one half of Sectioa No. 34, Township No-24, Range No. 4, in Ihe County Reno, State of Kansas, cheap, and on easy terms. House and lota 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. A Complete Stock Lowest Prices 421,433 and 425 North ELKHART CARRIAGE RAILWAY TIME TAULB i V. ASTWAD. rNo. II' iS: ph I Nofau, tft.

uatiy. Hatohliiaoa Extension, C. K. ASTWAD. No.1, No.341.Aooom.

ttx.Suuday.. 8:26 AM No. Bid No. (. 4.

k.XP. a I No.8.Aot)ia. Bx Suu.Ar.. No. 8 and, run over the Kln.ley outoff and will atop at all station.

Cblaago, Kock llnd Paelfle B'y. AITWABD. WIITWWO. No.iO.Bxp.... 9:25 AM No.62,Ft.Ex.8.U:4UAi So.19.Exp...

NoW.Kap... No.ei.Ht.Bx.B 7:05 rat AM I :00 pm No run to Liberia and Dodge City No! ID rum to Pratt unlT. lletoblssen gouthera I teaihs KxpreM Kxprass 8.06 1M AgSS ieV CamaroA for Pond Cr.k oo tut AOUOm ll.ivm- arrival of MUsourl Pacific K'y. EASTWARD. Lool Friht (dally lee.

Kil. if all (dally) earej 0. Ao. mixed leave WESTWARD. wC Aoo.

mixed arrlvea Denver Bxprea. leaves. 1:00 a. m. 10:28 a.

4:10 p. m. 10:28 a. 1:60 a. m.

1:3 p. All paaaenser tral" dally exoept Bundar daily! other trains HUTCHINSON TIMES. j.B.CROUCH.Edltr and Prop n. fcubaerlptlon Price, MM Year or 15 Cent! For 1 Me othe, Utrlotly In Advanoe. Advsrtisin.

Bate Givsa on Application. IT COSTS MONEY And a 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 thecontbued insuring that pays. You not only want your property insured but you Want It Kept Insured. If you place your insurance in ourhands it will always be attended to.

WINNE WINNE. Telephone 20, Corner and Main, Hutchinson, Kansas. p. s.Weare still making farm loans at the: rates that defy competition. W.

W. Glazing Promptly bone. 1 Glass and Varnislj. C. J.

RYDE. 'DEALER-'- IN Artists' Materials, Faints. Oils. Painters Supplies Generally. 308 N.

Main St. Hutchinson, Kas. 6 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Columbia, Santa Fe, Bon Ton, Air Belt, FLOUR. -OR CALL ON- BUTLER MILLING CO. R.

H. UPDEGRAFF. corner Main and Sherman streets. B. J.

WETHERBY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, Room Citizen's bank building. Resiilenee, same place.

S. H. SIDLINGER. calls promptly in city or country, night or day. To restore gay hair to its natura olor cas in youth, cause it to growl abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than Hall's Hair Renewer $11.00 No.

37. Surrey Harness. Have to conniimer. for St yenri, saving them ttio (lealur'B profit. We are the Olilotunil Largest mimnfacuirers In America sollintf Vehicles am) liarneNH ttnH war tehlp with privilege to examine, before any money Is paid.

We pay frelKht hotli waysif not siulsnu-tory. Warrant for i yearn. Why pay an ftent10 to (H) to order for yon? Write, your own order. Hoxlngfree. Wo take all risk ot damage In shipping.

WHOLESALE PRICES. Spring Wagons, S3I to $30. Guaranteed name sell tin to ttf. Surreys, same un Hell for tluo to fop Buggies, S37.SO, ax flue as xokl for tiW, to $100. Farm Wagons, Wagonettes, Milk Wagons, Delivery Wagons "nil Road Carts, uk vn.ts ton iikn, hojikn a Nc.718!4, Top Buggy.

$43.00 Ho. 1, Karm No. 3, Farm Wagon. HIDINU ml.i;s nercrnt. off for nh' Uunpa to pay ponUtgc an Address W.

and FLY NETS. Elkhart Bicycle. 28tn.wheem, wllh or.U r. Send 4e. In DnounllUic weldlebj 1 lit-page eaUtloituc.

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Years Available:
1889-1895