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ODR NEW BANK, Exchange Babk rh TE A Much Needed Sta A. II. WEBB, Mi D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. SYLVIA.

KANSAS. KANSAS. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING M. M. Lottridge, M.

D. And One That Should Be Ap ACCOUNTS OF FARMERS SOLICITED, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON and Magnetic Healer. Calls Receive Prompt Attention. Office at Residence. Are hdw ready to supply the trade with the following Standard Goods at prices that are as low as inferior goods: Mccormick mowers, molihe, lake city "and JOHN DEERE STEEL WAGONS, all Steel, HAY RAKES, HOOSIER DRILLS, JOHN DEERE StJLEEY GANG PLOWS, IDEAL WIND MILLS, COURTLAND AND DEERE RAIL ROAD TIME.

TABLES J. DAVIS HORTONJI.D. ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT. BUGGIES, a ear 16ad, GEM CITY STEEL RANGES AND STOVES. Notary Public, BUGGY AND TEAM HARNESS, AND A COMPLETE OF SHELF HARDWARE AND PUMPS.

Threshing Coai at lofr W. AUSTIN, MANAGER. SPECIAL fnl to GH Otti St34 OUllS OOC: 0) 0) IB Suits at $1.15: 15 Suits at 20 Suits woftW $2.66, at ft 4- Viif'C oi. OLlllo db Ever Youths' Long Pants Suits Ver Low. TfiESfi PBICES AfeB TO MAKE ROOM F0I ilY COMl'Lli preciated By AIL It gives us great pleasure to make the above announcement to the people of Sylvia and surrounding country.

A bank is an irstitutiou that our merchants and farmers have felt the need cf and we feel sure that they will not be slow in showing their appreciation of this new enterprise. The bank will be called the State Bunk of Sylvia anu will be incorporated under the state banking law, with officers as follows: Henry Hmshaw, president; O. Hinshaw, cashier. We feel that It is not necessary for to say anything in regard to the honesty or financial ability of Henry linehaw. He has been a resident of Keno county for twenty years, and during that time, by close economy and strict attention to business, has made himself one of the solid financial men of the county.

O. G. Hinshaw, son of Henry Hin shaw, is a pleasant and agreeable young man, with a thorough business educa tion, and no doubt by bis careful man agement wfll make the State Bank of Sylvia one of the safest institutions in the state. HAYES AND HUN TSVILLE, Picnic next Wednesday. School meeting net Thursday.

A fine shower Tuesday morning. Amelia Lang is improving rapidly. Township board meeting ext Mon day. Chas. Schoor, began threshing the tQth inst.

Rev. Keddie and J. P. Lang were in Sylvia Tuesday. F.

Lang sold a cow toJoeSprad ling Monday for 30. Smith and Kelie are threshing over in Huutsville township. Mr. Henry Hinshaw contemplates starting the Sylvia bank Aug. 1.

Fletcher watson ot byma was in these parts Tuesday on business. liev. l'onath now has a brother the Philippines and one in Cuba. Henry Hibbert started his new thresh ina-outfit Tuesday. He threshes for 3-5tbS and his board.

Among those who delivered hogs at Sylvia Monday we noticed W. E. Cloth ier, O.C. Lang, S. B.

Hofer and Chas. Ankerholz, Sr. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Schmidt, are being visited by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mri.

Ives, of Kansas City. Minnie was expected, but did not come. Thfe ifepublicaris of Hayes township met Monday and transacted the follow ing business under J. B. Clothier as chairman and F.

E. Lang as secretary! The following delegates were elected, whochose their ovf alternates F. E. Lang, C. Clothier, J.

Yust. Geo. Groseciose, Fred Yust, Ji. Alternates; tS. Snowbergeri Wm.

Mel ville, F. Kreie, F. Brown, H. P. Wilh The delegates were chosen to attend all three conventions held in Hutchinson July 21st.

Thomas Keddto was re-elected central committeeman. The following township ticket was nominated! Trustee. J. B. Clothier clerk, James Hibbert; treasurer! FE.

Lang: justices, F. Yust, Wm. Jones; constables, J. C. Lang, A.

Jones; road overseers, Dist. No. 1, H. Duer; No. Henry kreie, No.

3, Yust. YOXPOPULI. Frank Bealsj Wave Albright, Curtis LraRue and Chas. Dea were in Sylvia Sunday Stafford RtpuBlican. The county conyentioh whith met in Hntchinson yesterday was the largest that ever assembled in Reno county.

Harmony arid good feeling characterized every part of the proceedings. Although there was some difference in pergonal choice as to caudidates, there was riot a trace of bitterness. The following ticket was nominated: Representative, 80th district, E. L. Wise; clerk, E.

Edwards; probate judge, J. M. Stuart; county attorney, Carr W. Taylor; county superintendent, I. L.

Dayhoff; commissioner, 3d district, I Rutledge. Sittings and the Hutchinson Weekly Xews, both one year tor $1 vm-m. rf Waste Money By paying any one more 4 than the manufacturers price for a Sewing Ma- jji iH srvx cnine. U'ms is an we ifi jf yx 'I charge for our WHITE 4 tfi Hi arm, light running, strong, durable and ifi noiseless machine; adapted for light or jji ill heavy work; has self-setting needle, self- in iti threading shuttle, automatic bobbin ana iji complete sec oi aiucuuieau iree. ri Years Written Warranty.

We sell di- jft A. A A. A I kj trial von are not satisfied with machine. yj VVeaiSOSeil DauyCHDS, Oioyuies.wauouca iy etc. Fully illustrated in catalogue, which ffi Will be sent free on application.

fl wT 1 1 1 1AM V. ib Eepikekce: Corn xcnaoge riat- 7 jj lonal Bank Chicago. ili Address ty, 167 Dearborn Chicago. 9 Future comfort for present seeming economy, but buy the sewing machine with an established reputation, guarantees you long and satisfactory service ITS PINCH TENSION AND TENSION INDICATOR, (device for regulating aficl showingf the exact ension) arc a few of the features that emphasize the high grade character of the White. Send for our elegant H.

catalog' White Sewing Machine CLEVELAND, O. A. JUST AS BIG Is theHutchinson Weekly eWs as the weekly papers of St. Louis Chicago and other eastern' cities. IT HAS JUST AS MUCH telegrafB and rArket flews as the weekly papers of the big cities; and its news is TWO TO FOUR BAYS FRESHER fhen it readies the people of Centtal and JVestern Kansas.

Why not take the Hiltchtnson Weekly News instead of some tar away eastern weekly ahtl thiis spend your money with a paper that is helping to build up Kansas especially when you can get the SILflA SIFTlSGl and the Weekly News both for the small sum of $1:00 Per Year. Subscriptions taken' at (his ffice; Sylvia Market tc per dot. 10a per lh, Jggs Butter Potatoes Grain, Xot 2 Hard wheat $.60 per bu. .53 per bu. 56e No.

3 1 Mixed shelled corn White Ear fccm cc it 2Sc 25c Is the day to leave your li'AlJHDRY at E. Barnviile's, Agent for the A3IEBI CAST STEAM Hntchinson, Kaa. rwr I ij recitoyou at iaciory price, nc.vv, icoa for cash. Will ship on receipt of that fjt amount and refund monev if after 30 days Plevna, Kan, LOCAL CATCIUNGS. Joe Ball came in Sunday evening.

First-class hotel. meals at the Imperial Y. 3. M.iher of Stafford was Thursday. here II.

S. Thompson went to Hutchinson "Wednesday. 0. J. Richards oi Hutchinson was here today.

Miss Pierson returned from Hutchinson Monday. Chas. Michley came ia from Hutch inson Tuesday. Good meals at all hours at the Im perial hotel W. T.

Wright's wheat averaged 28 bushels per aero. Special prices on bed-room suites at J. A. Whitehurst. Wm.

Yeaeer went to Hutchinson Thursday evening. W. B. Copas is threshing his fine crop of wheat this week. G.

Hinshaw came out from Hutch inson Thursday evening. Joe Spradling shipped a car load hogs to Kansas City Monday, The Imperial hotel dining room re ceived a new dress this week. Frank Austin bought one of the Ore gon horses fo? a saddle horse. O. Moudy of Huntington, Oregon brought in two cars oi 'horses Monday The.

Austin Grain Co. shipped three oars of wheat to Kansas City Monday 1 n. A. "Rvker of Hutchinson visited J. A.

Black and family Saturday and Sunday. B. Willson, E. II. Smith and Geo.

Markle went to Hutchinson on 38 Monday. Our prices on job woik are as low as the lowest and we guarantee first-class work. Corn is looking fine and with one mere good ram Kansas can supply the world. II. S.

Thompson bought the Oregon horses of Mr. J. O. Moudy, paying $23 per head. Lucia Seward and Earl Seward, from- the Salt Marsh, are vLiting their brother V- Seward this week J.

Whitehurst has some bargains in furnitare for the next 30 days, mak ing room for another carload E. Smith bought bushels-of wheat of W.B. Copas, also 600 bush ls of S. C. George, Tuesday, for 55c per bushel.

U.S. Thompson's fine trotting mure Gazelle is getting in fine shape for the fall meetings, and from tier present work looks like a winuer. Itobert Kay and his two Smaller bfothers, Fred aud Kird, of Sterling, are visiting their Louts. Link and Joe Jackson, of Sylvia, this week. E.

Lein.baugh of Nickerson, Kan.i visiting H. Thompson this week. Mr. Leinbaugh brought hit fast trotter, Archie, along, and is working him on Mr. Thompson's track.

Perhaps you will be surprised at the very low prices Mn Whitehurst is offering this week." tie says that the reasen i3 that he wants" to cibse out some of his goodsj preparatory to going eastl next mom anu laying iu a large new Jstoek. The following are the delegates and Alternates from Sylvia to the Repllb-lican county convention: Delegates W. W.Payne, N. H. Shepherc J.

B. Tegaep and W.B. Copas: Alternates, C' W. Tipton, II. G.

Fishbaek, J. F. Watson and J. W. Brown, The Junior League, under the Supervision of Mrs.

Baird. is progressing nicely. They have their meetings at the every Saturday afternoon, mtl at th3 last meeting there was thirty-two present. Today they have a picnic in Mr. Thompson's grove and all the little ones are anticipating a grand time.

G. us No, 341, Mixed daily Exc. Sun.io.10 a. iri No, 17 Mexico California Ex .10.44 p.m ol. California Ex.

Daily, 7.30 p. m. EAST. No. 2, Atlantic Express Daily 10,23 p.

m. No. 3G, Stock Express 12.01 p. i .6.25 p. No.

8 K. C. and Chicago Ex; 8.12 p.m Train 17 and 2 do no local work. No. 36 Carries passengers between Dodge City and Hutchinson.

Wells, Fargo (Jd. Express money orders ori sale, same fate as Post Office tnoney orders. J. E. Kirk, Agent.

TA FE EXCURSION RATES. TbaSs-Mississippi and Inteknational Exposition, Omaha, June 1st To Nov. 1st, 1898. For tickets limited to 30 days from date of, sale, but not later than Nov. 15th, 08f one and one-third fare for round, trip, $13.17.

For tickets limited to Nov, 15, 80 oer cent of double the one way rate, $15.0. Round trip, date of sale June 1st to October 30, 1898. Colorado Tourist tickets on sale to Colorado' pointdf, Denver, Co orado Springs and Pueblo. Round trip 21.00 good until Oct. 31st for return.

J. E. Kirk, Agt. A Surft Thfaw ror Ton A transaction inwhicl you cannot loselSIS sure Biliousness, sick headachefui rea loug-ue, lever, pues.ana atnousanaotner ills are caused by eonstiptioi arid sluggish liver. Cascarets' Candy CathaYtlc, the wonderful new liver stimulant and.

tonic ate by all druggists guaranteed to cura or money refunded. C. C. C. are a sure thing.

Try a box to-day; 60c and boc klet free. Bee cur big at SECRET SOCIETIES. KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS. 2UNNESCAH LODGE No. 250.

Meets Wednesday night of each week. O. J. SCHLIECKER, C. C.

S. G. A. lv. fost, Kb Sylvia Post, K6 383 A.

R. meets every first aDd third Saturday of eaCh month at 2P, Thos. Litchfield, 1. W. A.

Austin, Adjt. J. WATSON COlpOTSR anatUILDEBi Bepair Workneatly and quickly done Wind Mills a Specialty. SYLVIA, KAN'SASi SAKTA FE KESl'AtJKAtfr. Wkrm meals at all hours.

Short order lunches, 5. E. Richards, Prop. Opposite Depot Sylvia, Kansas, SMITH and WOODWORK I am now located in the ieafcer fcbop Am prepared to do Black Smith and Wood Work. Your fcatronoge solicited CHAS; ROSE.

AUCTIONEER PLEVNA, KASlSi LAND STOCK SALES A SPECIALTY Terms reasonable Have Your Watch Fixed Right I can do it right because 1 know how, 110 North Main. Hatchinso KattS JS0 bolts of Standard Gingham in fancy plaids; at 4L and 5c. Parasols at closing out priceT Ladies' Vests; 5cf to 25c'. A coin'plete line of Gents tftaderwear to close out. Eawn Printjs4 and all go at redticfed prices.

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