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The Sylvia Siftings from Sylvia, Kansas • 3

The Sylvia Siftings from Sylvia, Kansas • 3

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Th tate iBank IL IS. Lottridge, M. D. PHY3ICI4N and SURGEON andJlagnetio Healer. Calls Receive "prompt Attention.

OHlce at Residence. 1 OF ST" an Arriving every day. Coming fcyeyerytra ip. from every direction. Being gaterc ft cm thj best factoHftS and houses ia the country W.

II. BAUER, M. csaesa Physician an(i SijrgeQi i 4 A EMPMOTHI STOCK. Will cheerfully answer all calls In CltV or iiOtinll-V. ilav r- tiicrhf We tylfl nfahe loans on personal, chattel and real eatatd murltyt find do a general banking business.

Ot)R PATHOS AGE fcOUCITttl) H. HINSHAW, President. Complete in every detail, NOTICE. The publishers of the Siftngs are Such a Stock of determined to greatly increase their circulation during the coaiing fall cam paign, and in order to accomplish this we have made sinh arrangements with the Hutchinson Weekly News ami the Xopek. Mail and that all new suboribers, or thae renewing their sub Dr, Lotridge and family went to the reunion today.

W. II. llinshaw, J. 1. Hinshaw Kvr ered llinshaw and Thomas Hinshaw.

of Pleyiia, attended the reunion at Stafford today. School commences next. Monday, Sep, scription to the Sittings, will receiye the whole three papers for the price of Dr.T E. Hi.ishaw, of to Stafford today. Jim Hook, Janjes Roberts, Charliu Austin.

Mrs. Fishpack, and it would seem about half the population of Sylvia have either gone or are preparirg to go to Stafford's big stow. Unclaimed letters in the Sylyia post-office Sept. 1, 1898: John Compton letter. Orley Thomas, lie v.

A. C. Duncan, 44 C. W.TiptoJc.P.M. 5th.

The teachers will be Prof. Geo! Wheeler, principal, and Miss Delhi Blachley. assistant. one subscription to this paper a year. The Hutchinson Weekly News, printed at the county feat, contains all the county news, while the Topeka Mail and Breeze is printed at the state capital and is generally considered one of the best newspapers published in Kansas.

$21.03 to Cincinnati and return. Ticket? on sale Sept. 3, 4 and 5, limited to Oct. 2, 18ps. Agent Santa Fe Route will reserve berths in sleeper and check- LOCAL A1CHINGS.

baggage through. The COTTAGE HOUSE will open to the public after September 1st. I shall furnish first-class meals and good beds at the most reasonable rates. I t333S3 i 2 Ksacs J' Located one block south of depot. Syl Ed.

Whitt is able to be out again. Buy your cigars of E. Barnville. Link Jackson came in Thursday evea- F. L.

Seward and D. Waite took in the reunion at Stafford Wednesday. via. J. A.

FlCKERTT- 3 The Ladies of the G. A. R. have ar- A Coy's Idea of "Selling iSelow Cost." A rather amusing dialogue too-: place the other day betweeu a lady who iu-tends-pajing a long visit to fronds in the cast and the imp" of the Siftixgs' Oilice. The lady wished to hav the local paper sent to her new address" and remarked: "I'don't 'how you can furnish the Hutchinson News, the Topeka Mail-Bretze and the all for the price of one publication." The boy scratched hi3 head and thought awfu hard and fast for a moment, and then replied: "You see, ma'm, its like old Pete Jones with his melons this year.

Pete says he It costs me 3 cents apiece to raise the.m melons, but I could only ship 'em for 2 eents, an' only I shipped such an awful lot ot 'em, I should ha1 gone Hat bHSted. ranged for through train to Cincinnati via Santa Fe route on Sept. 5. The Has never been gathered together in a country town, where ycu can have a large and varied as-, sortment as in the cities. round trlpls 21.03.

An excellent opportunity to give your family an outing The nicest place in town to huy your ce cold drinks is at E. Barnyille'a. II. S. Thompson visited the county seat Wednesday.

Colorado Tourist tickets on sale to Colorado points, Denver, Colorado Springs and Bueblo. Round trip $21.00 good until Oct. 3lst for return. T. E.

Kirk, Agt. TV TY past trade jusline mo zi looking cArafully fter ens The Woman's Relief Corps will go to 12 0k tonier's wants. This fal the values Cinpinnati via Santa Fe special through train, which will leave here (or nearest G. A. R.

Encampment, Cincinnati. The patrons of the "Rock, Island Route'4 can rest assured that rates will have never been better, have I grq junction point) on Sept. 5. Round trip W. A.

Austin jnd wife will return (rem Ornogo, this evening. Geo. Allison and wife went Staf- ford yesterday to attend the reunion. For kind treatment an the begt summer drinks, go to E. Barn villus Good meals at all hours at the Imperial Hotel.

p. Williamson yent Iutchinson Fra.nk fjpng, of Arlington, wa3 visits ing Dr. Bauer the first of the week. cvor made such an effort to buy piy ticket frcra here costs only $21.03. be as lpw and conditions- as liberal as 6rocJ a Wi4y hut my custt.meis The G.

A R. will meet in Cincin mayshate in the profit. nati Sept. 5 to 10,1898. They will leave hare in special train via Santa Fe, Sept.

)n i -i o. The round trip fare is 821 .03. Santa I uaye senreu ine ngeocy lor tne Fe agent will give you particulars. Armnurside Corset, The entertainment at tho church E. Jtarnyiiie and wife spent and Thursday at Stafford, attending qy any otner line, and as a guarantee that our accommodations will be we refer t' the thousands ot old soldiers and the" public generally, who have traveled via tht Rock Inland in past years to attend these national gatherings.

During the encampment you can purchase round trip tickets from Cincinnati to points wi thiii 200 miles, one fare round trip. Special $5 rate is made from Cincinnati to Ghickamauga and return and tickets will be on sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 8, 9 and 10, four day limit. Call on Ernest Drake, agent Rock Island) Hutchinson, for particulars. the reunion.

Oar prices on job woik are. as low as Sylvia, is Cnmine to The Front This Fall. the lowest we guaranty fet-lass won; We suppose our country" Cfirieappnd- ents are too bisy to hear A new Gar Load of liom jou neit week. Sylyia Market mmmmm A.J. Parr tf Thursday evening for he national (J.

A. R. encamprrjen.t at Cincinnati, Qhio. Bhea, Yersi Hutchips.pn is Visiting er friend Miss Pearie Yatson1 the lat of this. week.

7c per doz. 30c per lb. $.60 per bu. $.53 perbu, 50. 1 mmm Eggs Butter Potatoes (3-ram, No.

2 Hard wheat No. 3 14 Mixed shelled corn White Ear corn It Tuesday evening given by Harry R. Ross was a success in every particular. Mr. Ross is an artist in his line and should he eyer return to our city we will guarantee him a crowded house.

The furnished by, Wright and her daughter Miss Meryle was highly appreciated by tht audience, as was. shown by the hearty applause. National Encampment U. A Cincinnati, -10, 1898 Through cars to Cincinnati. Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleepers and free Chaii cars to Cincinnati without change, via Santa Fe Ltoute, on Septembers 1898.

Kflund trip tickel costs only $21.13. A Serious Charge. Special from Eureka to iC. C. World.

Perrv inm.an, the son of prominent preiU at Burlington, is under arrest here and in jail charged with high Way robbery, linman. It li phftVKd attempted to hold up Abe Sewder, the proprietor of a general "stare at Hijl fop, last He wag overpowered and taKep to Madison, where he was bound over under fQ0 bond tor trial at the September erm of the district pourt," Qur readers wllj remember the abpye party in connection with the Davis horse stealing scrape, and not a few luspic-loned that Perry Kinman was certainly connected with the hold up at 27 28 125 5- Wijs'pn an SUpflt of G. A. It. Syjyia Pst, No.

38ft a. A. R. meeu every flret and third Saturday of mnutU at 2 Thos. LltchAeld, P.

w. A- Austin Adt. SMITn and WOOD WORK. I am nxpw lopated in the Ycager shop Am prepared to do ISlackfmith and Wood Work. Your patron.uge solicited CH AS.

ROSE. SANTA FE RESTAURANT. Warm tneah at all Short order lunches served. S. E.

Richards, Prop. Opposife Depot Sylvia, Kansas. CD feylvia, were in the city Monday on some laY businessl-rStafford Mis, 15. B. Willaon and her little feV.shAH Yc'fl Butler returned tV'M I'Xm3' 8as Monday eyenipg.

Mp.udy anc larQld Jockett Viought in another cr load of Oregon hordes thj4 week When iq need of good meal cal at J. E. MARTIN'S. Boarding by the day or wetk. Traveling trade is solicited.

liro. Baird preached a splendid mis Monary set mon Sunday evening and It permed to take good effect aa the collection amounted to about eighteen dollars. Misses Blanche and Pearie Watson and Messrs. Charlie Austin and Hugh Vester spent a most enjoyable time boat riding on Turner's lake Tuesday evening. Dr.

Bauer drove to Arlington Tuesday. The doctor says that when you compare Sylvia with Arlington for business the latter town makes a very poor Just received and will be Found on exhibition at iiiy Furniture Store ia the Dcggenger Build-nr, The prices on this line will be within Urn reach of all, House Furnishings have never been OFFERED LOWER FOR SAME QUALITY. OF GOODS. SOME Nioa Bedroom Suits nt $14. 75.

It xjfcerB, Tables, Lottug83, Coupes, "Cbiffoaiers, Music Racks, Book Cases at as Law Pricis as any hoinc ia Weslra Kansas. This line is bought from the manufacturers after careful inspection. The wants and needs of the country has been carefully studied. Carpets, Window Shades, Lco Curtains, Floor Curiam Poles and Fixtuns always in "feiock. S'ool chairs will still be sold ui 45 notwithstanding the advance in market.

If you haTo prices from lLer houses tlo not buy until you see lay lias. It is complete in every ranch, ec how Cheap. yru enn furrish your home. 8co how complete you can supply your wants from ray mammoth stock. Ka ihut you get vsliat y.n wiut for I have it.

See ibis liny whether yon 'want to or not. Will be pleased to fcho7 yo through at any lima. this plane last spring Only a little more evidence In either ot the above cases would have been sufficient to coi. rict him, and we hope that he is in a position to get his just duos this time. Missonri Pacific Excursions.

Until further notice the Missour. Pa-citic Railway will sell one way tickets to St. Louis at rate of $12.20 and to Chicago, 16.65. Free reclining chair Have Your Watch Fixed Right can do it right because know how, 110 North Main, Hutchinson, Kan. cars.

L'uJlmhn sleeping car lenvmsr Hutchinson at 7 :40 p. A comfortable Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat- showifg. The oid' drawback to our town now is the roads north of hsre. Let's flock together and do something toward the improvement of the roads leading into Sylvia. I now have a full line of Ladies' Misses and Children's Sailors, Walking Hats and Caps.

Just what you want for early tall wear. Call and see them. One door south of Aker's Variety, Stafford, Kansas. Mrs. A.

Shelton. Jent business conducted for Moderate Fees. trip. Try our line. Grand encampment K.

of P. August 22-29, and iSuprtme Grand Lodge K. of P. August 30 to September 10. at Indianapolis, Ind.

For the above occasion the Missouri Pacific Railway muke3 rate of 20.15 for the round trip. Tickets on stile August ID. 20 and 21, return limit August 30. 15y deposits of t'ekets Geo. M.

Lazarus, joint agent, and payment deposit fee, 25c, limit may be extended to September 10. XX7U iOuR Office 13 Opposite U. S. Patent ffi and we can secure patent ia less time tliaq tnosej remote from Washington. i bend model, dranng cr photo nth cescni tlon.

We adviss, il patentabls or not, free ot charre. Our fee noS due till pateat is secured. ption, charge, A PAM pm let. cost of same in the U. S.

and foreign countries CD sent tree redress, i 5 Opp. Patent Office, d. C..

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126
Years Available:
1898-1899