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nv cruin riiAlt. Mrs. Mary Webster of Geneva, Ohio, The olileHt nrjnter In Kansas is said tiler to dt'livnr and col loot in I lie State of Hun. In the guest of her cousin, Mrs. G.

G. to Iih ivid P. Daniel of Topeka, who hum, lor old (wtatiliRiiuJ nmuimirtiiriuii wnoif. hhIm Iioiihm. a tutr.

Knru tmv. lioniMtv morn Waite. Is 81 years old. than MtHiriHUue required. Our reference, nuy David Eccles who is employed In the ImllK IU Hliy Cliy.

tlieumiMi neil-M(l(HHMeii Mam pd envelope. Manufacturers, Tliitd floor, aai Dearborn Chiutitfo, 111. ilveston was Hih ihird richest city the country. Hartford, and public printing otllce at Washington, The Rock Island Wall Map of the United States I the beat offered to the public. It is very large and specially adapted to school purposes.

Every teacher of geography and every business otlice tthould have one. will be sent post paid to any address on receipt of fifteen cents in postage stamps or coin. Address, John Skiustian, G. P. Chicago, III.

came home to vote. Helena, led. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 18J9. Call at This Clutkk job rooms for Judge Simpson of McPherson, was The election issed off quietly yester figures before placing your orders else here Wednesday and held an adjourned day and yt with lots of enthusiasm.

LOCAL NOTES. term of the district court. There was a very large vote polled. where. All kinds of Job Printing done at bed rock prices and on short notice Mrs.

Emma Mardls and grandchil Norman Totten, Frank Moulton, dren of Sylvia, visited Mrs. Vlnnle Clarence Briggs, Sam Hughes and Candy Mandy Brown is coming. Skinner of this city last week. Howard Laurer, all students at the State University at Lawrence, came Ed Metz who has a position In the Eagle Grocery. Ueautlful fall weather.

The Lyle Vernon Players At opera house all this week. The Clhm'ek, for line. Job Work. home for the election. census office at Washington, I).

0., Special Excursions to the came home to vote and visit relatives. 1M BON-TON OAKERY IS Till: PLACE TO GET YOUR BREAD, A reception was given in honor of Northwest via Missouri Pacific. The following Rev. W. L.

Grant of Topekw, at the Miss M. E. Rutledge of McPherson, Fine grades of flour at the Eagle home of Rev. Smith on Eleventh ave spent Sunday here with her brother and rates will apply from Hutchinson, nue Friday evening after his speech at family, C. G.

Rutledge of East Third avenue. 23.00 one way and 40.00 for the round the opera house. A large number were grocery. The Itoyal barbershop is a cool pleasant place to patronize. Plenty of fun all this week by the Lyle Vernon Players.

present and a good time enjoyed. CAKE, ICE CREAM. CANDIES, Mrs, Caroline Harrs who has been A new time card goes into effect on here visiting her neice, Mrs. D. I).

Col- trip to Anaconda. Butte, Helena, Garrison, Ogden, and Salt Lake Utah and Intermediate points. 28.00 one way and 45.00 round trip to Portland, Seatle, Tacoma and Spokane, Vancouver and Victoria, B. the Santa Fe to-day. Under the new ulazier, left for her home in Abington, THE OLD RELIABLE, All grades of fine toilet Soap can be management, the train arriving here 111., Monday.

from Kansas City in the morning, car Leon McGlasson and Rea Iloagland THE BON-TON. BNortli Main IS TIIE PLACE had at the Eagle grocery. The lloyal Rarbersliop is headquar ters for satisfactory work. a home from Kansas City to cast ries a sleeper, and It remains here all day, going back to Kansas City at night. and intermediate points.

Tickets on sale the following Tuesdays: Oct. 23 their vote and to make a short visit lrvan Smead who was working on a Try Schilling's Uest Baking Powder and 30th, November 6. 13, 20 and 27th. new well at the Western salt plant Fri had at the Eagle Grocery. American day, had his hand badly mi slied.

He Return limit to be thirty days from date of sale with stopover privivileges on going trip. For further particulars, The railroads all granted half rates with their parents. Mr. Campbell, father-in-law of Rev. D.

Y. Donaldson, who has recently moved to Hutchinson, left this week for his old home In Kentucky to cast a vote for McKinley. was brought to town to have the in to the boys to come home to vote. see P. J.

Leimbacu, Agent. jured member treated and it was so badly mangled that a good portion of There was but very little mischief lone by the boys Hallowe'en evening. his hand had to be amputated. STEAM LAUNDRY. Telephone No.

107. 12 W. Sherman Mutton Oswald, PROPRIETOR. Congressman Long spoke in the Au Helen Gould: It is the duty of wo iliis Duden di tori um Thursday evening to 3,000 AEOUT DINING CARS. The verdict is given by the general public that the Great Rock Island men who have wealth to help 'others, and esueciallv other women, and to people.

No. 9 and 11 East Sherman St, Hutchinson, Kan. make life for them worth the living The six Reformatory boys who made their escaue last week have all been Has opened a complete stock of Route has the best Dining Car Service in the world, will not be disputed by patrons who have used this line. THE ODELL Thousands of letters testify to this tact. A better meal cannot be secured In any hotel or restaurant in the cities of New So much happiness may be scattered continually that the more one tries to help others the more one love3 to do it An editor over in Missouri asks for proposals from the merchants of the town to furnish him a pair of socks, a bushel of potatoes and five yards of calico, contract to be awarded to the lowest bidder, lie says this is the way 0 Pianos, Organs and Small Instuments, And make a specialty of SHEET MUSIC.

C. S. Duden, is an expert I'lano and Pipe Organ tuner and repairer. captured. Taxes become due to-morrow.

They can be paid any day, till December 21 without penalty. Good toilet Soap at prices in the reach of all the Eagle grocery, No. 15 South Main street. The registration of Hutchinson amounted to 2842, the largest in the York or Chicago than is served in the Rock Island Dining Cars. A la carte will buy the ODKL TYPE KPCJ witlTKIt with 78 characters; on all cars; a splendid lunch served on Colorado trains for 50 cents.

Dandy Mandy Brown will be here soon. ONE ORDER they do business with him when they want two dollars' worth of job work. Tuesday of last week occurred the wedding of Mr. Ben 0. Wible and Miss Minnie Loughton, both of this city, Probate Judge Stuart performed the history of the city.

Miss Maggie Grandon and Alex Miller of this city were married last Wednesday evening. If you want to see beautiful costumes attend the Lyle Vernon Players at the opera house all this week. warranted to do as good work as any machine made. It combines Hiinplielty with durability, speed and ease of operation Wears longer without cost of repairs than any other machine. Has no Ink ribbon to bother the operator.

It is neat, substantial, nickel-plated, perfect, and adapted to all kinds os type writing. Like a printing press, it produces sharp, legible manuscripts. Two to ten conies can be made at one writing. Any Intel I-gent person can become an operator in two days. Itrliiibl Agents and SaleHinen Wanted.

For Pamphlet fdviiiK Indorsments, etc, address Udell Type Writer Co. 3S8-361 Dearborn St. CHICAGO- ILL. Bmesson Casey, THE COAL MAN, SELLS ICEI decides the matter. Aftewards, your ceremony.

Mr. Wible has long been a resident of Hutchinson and has a hosb orders come as often as GROCERIES are needed, of friends here who wiil wish he and his estimable wife all happiness on their journey through life. Our goods are always fresh. We don't stock up with a lot of goods because there is a few cents knocked off Watch for Wagons, Friday evening about thirty friends Hit-price of a case of hundred pounds. of Miss Etlie Ramsey gave her a pleas Ask for Window Cards, Uuv enough to give customers a wide ant surprise by gathering at her h.nne to spend several hours, the occasion If you miss the Wagon call up selection but not enougn to allow any to become old.

Our prices are right, being in honor of Miss Ramsey's biith- too. THE EAGLE GROCERY. TELEPHONE No, 120. day anniversary. Games, music and No.

15 South Main street. refreshments were indulged in to the deli ght of those present. Miss Ramsey RAILROAD TIME TABLES. TO COLORADO On July 7, 8, 10 and 18, anil August tickets from west of Missouri River, and east of Colby. to to Denver.

Colorado Spring, Maniton, Tueblo. Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, and return, will be sold by the Dandy Mandy Brown is a winner. was the recipient of many beautiful presents. Rev. W.

L. "Grant, the colored orator, addressed a large and enthusiastic audience at the opera house Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waddles are the very proud parents of a bright little daughter who has just arrived at their home.

Lyle Vernon's Players at the opera house all this week in high class repertoire, new songs, new dances, new specialties, etc. The P. E. 0. Society held a Hallowe'en party at the home of Mrs.

C. II. Sweet-ser. About lif'ty were present and all spent a delightful evening. Charles Brown has sold his interest in the hardware store on North Main, to C.

E. Waite, and the firm will hereafter be known as Waite Babbitt. The election returns were received at the opera house Tuesday evening between the acts of the performance of the beautif'ul'farce comedy "Hello Bill." Kansas Exposition, 1904: To Farmers. Millers and Grain Dealers The Directors of the Kansas Exposi tion Association, now organized, desire to secure choice samples of wheat ROCK ISLAND. WESTWARD nnd Express Last Wednesday W.

G. Taylor was killed on the Rock Island switch track It is thought he sat down on the track between two standing cars, which was shoved along by the switch engine. No one seems to be blamed. Mr. Taylor's home was in Oklahoma and he was here visiting his son G.

W. Taylor. The funeral was held from the son's residence Thursday afternoon and the remains interred in Eastside cemetery. In huge reservoirs, which we call EASTWARD 9:85 a weighing 62 or more pounds; oats in KxpreHR a a weighing 35 or more pounds, and the 11: 15 am Local FreUht ex Sunday 2:85 Mail Express will not rim went of Hutchinson. choicest samples of barley.

These samples, of half-bushel each, are want ed to represent the State of Kansas in an exposition of the industrial pro gress of the State, to be held at the ii iTnajrtand has a nlat of seats MISSOURI PACIFIC. EASTWARD. No. 6 Kansas City Mail and Exp 7 :40 No. 10, Ht.

Lonis Mail Express fli'JOam No. 122, Freight 12:80 pm No. 4B0, Freight 8:80 pro WK ST A Tl Tj No. 5 Kansas Citr Mail and Express. 9:20 a No.

459, Freight 4 10:00 a in No. 121. Freight 1:30 No. fl, Colorado Mail Kxpress 7 :02 FreightHnd Accomodation daily except Sunday 122 Hoes not carry Passengers east of Hutchinson State Capital in 1904, it being the semi oceans, tiie earth's waters are stored for our use. Those vast volumes of water rest on the surface of a whirling for Grand Opera, December 10 and 11 centennial of the creation of the Terri in Convention hall, Kansas City, Mo.

tory of Kansas. Leave samples with sphere traveling through space at a It is open to anyone expecting to at fearful speed. The slightest derange the county clerk of your county, who has been furnished labels for making tend. ment, the slightest lack of balance in Tii( ladies of the First Christian them. All awards to be given to the our motion round the sou, the slightest nrodifcer.

With the choice fruits of church held quite a successful sale at Winne Morse's grocery Saturday, shifting of the poles and mountains of water miles high would sweep over the the lield and shop let us make an ex consisting of cakes, biead and dressed hibit of progress worthy of the grand continents and wipe out not only one yirj yiMiii AT TIIE HATE OF One Regular Faro Plus $2.00 For Round Trip. Return Limit October 31, 1900. BEST LINE TO DENVEU Only Direct Line toColornrio Springs and Maniton. Take advantage of tbese cheap rates and spend your vacation In Colorodo. Sleeping Car Heservatious may be made now for any of tbe excursions, Write lor full information and the beautiful book "COLORADO TIIE MAGNIFICENT" sent free.

E. W.THOMPSON. A. G. P.

Topeka, Kan. JOHN SEBASTIAN. (J. P. 111.

small city, but the entire human race. chickens. The English are the most healthy peo ule in the world, owing to outdoor ex Commonwealth we call home. For further information correspond with W. II.

Philips, Secretary Kansas Exposition Association, Topeka, Kausas. Will II. Wilson, successor to Wilson 2U6 North Main street, carries the largest and best stock of Water, Heating and Gas Fittings in Western ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA FE. A Virginian has obtained a divorce WESTWARD. Kansas, lie employs nothing but ca on account of "mutual weariness." Lots of families would be broken up if pable mechanics, therefore making it possible for him to do nothing but first class work.

He also carries a full that should be generally accepted as California Express California Limited. Col. Utah Mixed Mex. Cal. Freight 'Sunday only.

Freight good ground lor divorce. line of all kinds of Fixtures, Bath Tubs, Garden Hoes, and Water Supplies. In No Arrives Departs. 1 5:55 8 4:05 am 5 5:10 ra 5:85 8(17 8:27 a 8:27 a ui 17 9:05 pm 81 7:55 a in No Arrives Depart 2 9:20 a in 4 11:20 am lli'O a 8 10:15 pm 10:15 114 i-SSam a'ni fact, they keep everything in their line EASTWARD. of business: and no matter what is Atlantic rhif.nim Limited wrong with vour gas pipe, water pipe Kan.

City Chicago Exp steam fitting or sewerage, Wilson is tfie Kan. City dc Cuicago t.xp man to call on to remedy the defects No. 110 North Main St. See him at No. 205 North Main street before going elsewhere.

Passenger. ercise. In America if a woman has to go a block or so she calls out the carriage or buggy. There are a lot of dudes in Hutchinson that would wear corsets and shirt waists if some one would have the courage to start the fashion. That's all they are waiting for.

The ladies of the Episcopal church will hold an art loan exhibition on November 21st and 22nd. In connection with this there will be an amateur photographer's exhibition given. Mrs. C. A.

Walker entertained at tea Thursday afternoon in honor of her visiting guests, Mrs. F. O. Johnson and Mrs. F.

C. Hunt of McPherson and Mrs. F. T. Foley of Kansas City.

An enterprising merchant up north has invented a patent seat to pants which is designed expressly for corner loafers. They are guaranteed not to wear out. They ought to have a large sale in Hutchinson. Why not let Geo. C.

Reitz store your Fan this winter, clean it, repair it if necessary and start it for you in the spring. He can rewind your armature here, you don't have to send to Kansas City. See? No. 200 North Main. Telephone 146 Bertorei VITAL! I VIGOR Personals.

mehvita AND MANHOOD HUTCHINSON I5KANCH. No. 1 California Express, leaves 9:20 Ko.2. Atlantic Ex press, arrives 85 a No. 17.

Mexico Cal. Ex pres. 9:10 in No. 841, Accommodation, leaves 8:55 am No. 842, Accommodation, arrives 8:55 pm L.J.

White was at Canton Thursday Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self- on business. abuse, or excess and Indiscretion. A nerve tonic and Harry Holaday is home from Kansas City for a short visit Except Sunday. No. 81 carries passcnRere from Newton to Hutchinson Sundays only.

No. Leaves 4:05 a Na Arrives 8:35 Pm No, 8 Rnns Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. No. 4 Huns Monday, Thursday and Saturday. blood builder.

Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and Mrs. Emma Mardis of Sylvia, visited in the city last week. Bv mail 50c Der box: 6 boxes for with a written eruaran- Mrs. W. 11.

JJrooker has returned II. S. BRANCH. -roR-KANSAb CITY, OMAHA, IIANJIIiAL, ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS EAST.

FREE RECLINING CHAIR CA HJ PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE TO KANSAS CITY ST LOI'h. from a lengthy visit in Iowa. SOUTHWARD I DEPART I NORTHWARD ARRIVE tee to cure or reiuna mo money NERVITA MEDICAL CO. R. McCurdy of Kansas City, has No.

No. 508 No. 531 6:00 a No. 530 8:25 Clinton A Jacluon CHICAGO, ILL been visiting in tire city the past week TnrlniUn ml FLOS rlnilv ffTpent. NnnclHV For sale by A.

A. DRUG Trains No. 530 and 581, daily, except Sunday. A. WALKEIi.

Aent. Miss Edith Lyman is entertaining MissOma Thomely of Marietta, Ohio. Hutchinson. Kansas.