The Hutchinson Examiner from Hutchinson, Kansas • 3

Brevities Business Notices; jTHISi IS Til fc COCK THE EXAMINER. N. C. Boles has drawn Lis coat. lie also draws vinejar at Gifett Foots.

CANIDA SAUTTERS, THIS PAPEH IP ON riLE WITH Business Notices. Money to loan by J. T. Lane, tf Cigars, tobacco etc. at Dickey's.

Arkansas Valley salt at Gillet Foote's. tt California canned fruit at Oil let Footed. 51 7 Where Advertising Contract can be nca4e. Two Dollars per year in rdvance. AurertUing rates made kuwn on application.

THIS IS THE OFFICIAL PAPER Of the City of Hutchinson and Co-of Reno Parties ciesinngj information of tho Official Acts of the City and County Administrations, shouid Subscr ibe for The Examiner SPEOTAI. RATES! jMiiyle copy, one year, iu advance Club of twenry C'luba of twenty or more $-2 oo 1 1 25 HOME NEWS. We have been ho wri 'by W. E. Ilu'ehitison a "cut" of the water wt rks now in process of const racti n.

The cut shows the race pjssuss po with an aggregate jower. The fir-t site is about three miles and a half northwes-t the city and i located at the poitit at which the rice crosi33 the II 11, anlhti a 1-300 rse powjr. The second is loci ted about one aud one halt uu.es Ironi the citv. uud po eeses a 1 50 power; the third is situated in the southern part of the city J. and his a power c-pud to thit of thj second the f.

unh, with a horse p-nvar, in the sou lum of tliu city a. id 14 la-jt i ie 1 be the site of thi rac, a mill is soon to be built, which will compete, ii aire tldiremcits, fv nably with a'-y 11 in the s'ate of Ivtnsas. The' fifth is two ir i es west of the city and has SSO horse power, lae sixtli abut lair mde i wet and has a 440 horse power, ir. is a cutoff of Cw rr.ek and offer good ind'iceuienta for a go mill. Tlio Mcvcith is about six miles west of town where the race niters the river.

The fail is 7-5 feet. Tois enter 1 pris, tythc Ilntehinsons destined to do in ire go: fr city than my thing else sj far has b.ij:i dovjh -m1. Ict the good work go en. i i 1 I CROWED IN THE And Waked the Mefcmint Forlorn AND TIJ EM- THEYT) RETTER ACKNOWL. EDGE THE COUN, For Enipey Buireil sell Grocer' ies, Queensware and Glassware Cheaper than any House in Town.

OPPOSITION HAS XO ITlt- xuA'ti run s. "We welcome the new Stores coming to Town, and advenise'- now as formerly, that we! can sell lower than any of them. WL' MEAN JUST WHAT 117 SAY, AND DEFY CUM-PETITION If you have cash wo will give you more goods for it than any other Firm in thu St site of Kansas. i .1 i i it; vuiuu niiu ec tuiai will do for tod EMPEY BUR REEL. J.McMURRAlv sell at AUCTIOX ever Saturday, at 10 o'clock, Horses Hulcs Poiiios AVork Cattle etc.

cic. AT LIVERY STABLE! 10 Sherman IIuch, son, Kansas. Persons having any thing to to Sell. Bring it-' in J. lTntoS FEED" AND' SALE STABLE.

Ffitt tea'cii at a moaent'e notice. Ttidchinson. R. Gv ROBINSON, SEALER IX Staple Fancy Groceries Foa Sale or Tkade for JXt.iii EFJtJSS VyANTED. A giri to cook and do gener- al Uuuse-work, Apply at onci.

Kosax Co. 10 cases pound prints, 3 cts per yaid by the bundle, at Head's. 21tf WANTED. A boy to the printing trade, ofiice. Apply at this Kvely B-idy invited to call at Fo'- THOx's.

Next door to Giliett Foote's 24. tf. Clothsnsr. The largest and best assortment of gents and boys' late sTvles, ever brought to Hutchinson, have just arrived and will be sold cheap. $1500 worth of ladies' serge, foxed, and kid button and lace shoes.

61U00 worth of men's and boy's line and made calt boots and shoes sewed and pegged. These goods are a bargain to me, bought 33 per cent less than nianufacturs cost. You shall have the advatitago of mypurchaso iu them it Life Insukanck! Lile We want every body to know that Rosan Co. will write a Life Policy in the best Company in the United States for less nion ey than any company in exicter.ee. Patronize Home Firms.

He sure that insure with a No. 1 Company, in every respect. We represent the IIomk Life of New Yoke. Come and see us. Rosan (Jo, 23.

If. No. 12 S. Main S't. Gheap and Good Reading.

Both the Topel-a IVecltfy Blade and the A I will be sent to subscribers for the usual price of the EXAMINER alone. Only $2.50 for your local county paper, giving all the home news, and a fresh, progiessive, independent paper from the capital, in t'l'nif oil Hiu Xtata aiwl nanniMil news No citizen of this county can afford to ignore this hereto fere unheHid of offer. The party who borrowed my overcoat last winter, will please return tho fame ami receive my thanks, winter being over, I pie-sume to ask this tsivcr. 2G tf A.R. Dickey.

A fo.v more Dry Goods Cheap tor Cash, at Fontrou's. 20 It Pomeuoy's Democrat. Terms of paper, one year, 2 20, which includes postage. One copy, one vear with ehromo or large stell engraveing of Gen-Lee, General Stonewall Jackson or M. M.

Pomeroy, which includes prepayment of postage or. the paper for one year from date of subscription, 2.50. CLUD RATE Teti copies to one post-office one year, postage paid bv us, 20.. Fifteen copies to one or two post-offices one year, postage paid by us. 30 and a copy tree, including postage, to the the getter up of the club.

Five copies to ouc post-office, one year 11 and a copy of the paper free, six months, to the getter up ot the club. Ten copies to one post-office, one year, 22, and a copy of the paper free, one year, to the getter up ot the club. Advertisements iuferfed a twenty-five cents per line, agate space. But no advertisement inserted for less lhan one doliar. No contracts for advertising made with agents will be rccogmz- ed by this office without the endorsement ol the undersigned, to whom all checks, drafts, and post fficc orders should be made payable.

All remittances should be in post-office orders or drafts. Letters of correspondence solicited from all parts of the country; Address Mark M. Pomeroy, Editor and Proprietor, P. O. Box 523, Chicogo, 111.

"The Lost Cause. A magnificent picture 14 23 inches in size, beautiful in design and artistic in execution. It represents a mfed erate soldier after the war returning to his home, which lie finds lonely and desolate In front ot the ruined cot tagc, telling a sad tale of the miseries of war, are two craves AvitU rnfe crosses, on one of! which some friendly hand has humr a arland. To the riht the calm river and the rising moon indicate peace and rest. The stars, seen through the trees, represents the southern cross.

It is a picture that will touch every Southern heart, and should find a place in every Southern home. One cpy eot.f hr nTiil nwiniitpd rtti r. .1 lor wj and post-paid on receipt ot 2o cents, 1 4. f.n nanlc A A Rnrmw cfe Brsto! Tnn. a nmrirru.pa fn JUUia nauicu v.i-ij i.

ourclieapana popniar pictures to i0 per day easily made. Xo money required until pictures are sold. Send gtfiDip for catalogne aud term. 53 Gt Oh! Bitter3. Holland gin.

Take him. Bounce Sam's finger is well. Oh for tin ice house; The band still "blow's-" Geo. Gall is clos'xig out. Meyer's stomach Have you bjught trees yet Sec, oil eeebur new straw hat.

Change whales for Jerusel.im. Ned. Moore li us a new p-ir pants. Prairie fires near town, Monday last. Lccraan is the man, aud a -'two termer." Again the school bell tells the time of da)'.

Say Sidlinger, how about tint accident? An Odd Fellow's ball, at Newton, last T. Kmpcy has returned fvom Nebraska. Read call for Democratic convention elsewhere. M. E.

Allison has met with a loss i hU bcanl and hair' Miss Carpcnfcr takes the schod at Bun'to'i. 1 ad adveni-enient of Mrs. Tucker, to be found elsewhere. R'ad adaiinistrators notice to found in another coluam. A-h.

McMirry got hit in mou'h by a buggy tongue. Alliso'i rides a vc'oeipcJe. He is -ing for the circus. L. E.

Crr.ndell Esq. slows the figures at Riffs Dry Go-ies Enpoiium C. W. Ell's gave us a cal'. Ellis is now studying law with W.

II. Lewis. T. II. Jackson, will the best mage ofyourse you ever stxw'.

Try I.i Christopher has a new suit. He looks li "thej (ady rose of Smith Decker have opened a gro- eery, next door to Coitnau I 'ozell's Joe. Tidbott savs ho icasii't drunk Sunday last, aul Li -u. Mead swears to it. I.on you are the ug'iestboy in town Let 'vm "row out a 'td i and then em.

J'rown Hifrer Real Estate are 4 liajftn'' their win do ws. Preaching in both Presbyterian an! Me ho 'ist church s. Sunday morning and night. lion. M.

N. Everdt, that without Hardy and Smith's help, he coull have me naught. Let all attci'd tlu Democratic convention rJ. the court house, i-n Saturday Cth, May 1876. Why is the Examineu like a tooth-b-ush? Because every body ought to have one of tluir own.

In the cae of Whevler vs. Talbot Mead for damage, tlu jury hung. Boys they hang you or Wlutlcr ruxt timj J. II. Read has purchased the property adj the Fontron building, atid will soon begin the erect iua of a fine business housi.

We call attention to the new advertisements of II Raff, S. I' raff, J. II. Bead and A. If.

Williams, to be fouud in other columns. C. W. Ellis, Lewis law student, has jut finished ''planting'' three hundred rrest tre s. All ye readers go do likewise, and tlun Kansas won't be a 'treeless" state.

B. Wilcax has received a large and varied assortment of picture frames, moulding fur flames and cords. Go see thera and te'l your frieuds whit you saw LIst or Lettkrrs List of "ctters reraainhijr hi the Post Office at Hutchinsou Has. April 25 Aiexauder John. Collet Devogan Willitnu, Danher Louis, Gladen Louis, Motris S.

Maple Hlas. Iseal Sanmel.Owen Mrs. Ada, Lansrhlin I E. M. 2, Saiton CJeorge, Simcox felari S.

Wymoue Martin, Young Willard. HELD rOK POSTAGE. Mrs. Lucisda Sinnet. Jersey Ohio, Alfred S.

Van Sickle. Berkshire Ohio. Pewons callinj for these letters will please say advertised. WIlcox P.M. Business Notices.

L1BERIAN S011G0. Undoubtedly the best, will produce Choice Syrup or Sugar. Can bo obtained ot F. Calais, or E. Meyek.

Our selection of FJLOWjER sees is the largest ever befoie brought to this market- E. L. Meyer. 6 It i i i Chrisman RozeJi ScJl good harness 20 tf I i 0. C.

Hti'chinson his moved into lierais houe, where he iding till he moves away Of the certificates to leicl.ers at the examination, thore were two first grade; three second grade and ten third jrale. To dly the citizcus of district fro. Reno County, vote whether or not they will fund the school indebtedness of said district. "Wins'nw and Alibright have an I gun which was dirx Inm an Indian grave. It looks will and romantic that 13 he story does.

We have received a mninnicatioti Mgned "Josh Billings, If the wri- ter wil send Irs name, we will publish it but the name we m'tct have. With this isue all contrac's with W. F. Wallace (f the Indepen lent expire, vc hope a continuance of the sume will be cxtcn'ed to the Exniiiner. Clark left for ALiline, Kansas, 'on Tuesday last.

He is a good boy, a good hotel clerk, aul a good ba-e bad player. Hi will be missed. Howl, send us tne news. Switzcr Klhi.voj.-th have on hand, i 1 i'I Ki-rttiflrf stnrrv lnr and le stock ot trees and shiul-s ot --i kinds all and see ih-'in before i i -n i you buy sewliTe and you will do well. ltl, th i suos we ch our day from Wednesday to Thursday, our pa por will be ri ited on Wednesday ew nin, and reach the readers as of o'tl.

We ipo it will be to all. W. Hutchinson has had printed at his own expense. 2o0 )0 copies of a plat II rlt 1 lzrin lift -IttCMQ 1 1 1 r.lt li-1 11 be sent to the exhibition. Surely mu -h good will be done our city by these cuts as thoy will exhibic our advantages.

On Tiiesdiy last you r.g Arthur hho1 1 1 nsclr- 1,0 was a small pistol his c'at PockeN ping from the wagon an accidental d'scnai-jre was ca. whit-li inflicted a fieh wound, whL-h li se ere, although not fatal. will reJiaia. The first number of the Centennial Xeics, published by E. L.

Meyer, our piilar druggist, is upon the table it ii an illustrated Paper, full of fun and wit and only be read to he appreciated. ily one objecti aud that is he fa vors the poor too much, for instance the poor hnif in ike bumble bec'g nest. On Tuesday last, W. It. fli'l brought suit against J.

llhodes, for trespass. The case came bef ire Justice MeMur-ry for hearing, and after "several hou's spent in ventiLting ihe whole affdr, judgeaicnt was rendered for the plaintiff for 615 and costs. Cassidy Whitelaw for pldntiff, aul Elll hxvi fox defendent. At an cxaminatim held at the school building in the city of Hutchinson, on Saturday, April 15th, 1876, certificates were issued to the following teaohers F. Rains, Lida Morris, Minnie Carpenter, Mrs.

G. M. Zimmerman, K. M. Easly, Clara Ellsworth, II.

I. Thomas, Julia Fleming, Manila artin; Smith, Mary Vandusen, Addie Ransom, Rebecca Caytni. JMartha Stofr and A. J. Sheptird.

lite a number of -young ladies and gcutp, of this city, attended a hop, at the brick school housa, Tuesday night last. They went out to teach the folks how to dance, but they didn't teach so easy. Report says Burt. -and 4'Sam." dil their level best-, but no use, Miss Harsha tool; tha medal. Music was furnished by the Slack Brp's.

which all VM1 IH'JJ eajf.wraa Mecticn -nothing to cat of drink, but -Ivnty of exercise' our boy say good. Oaly one ob I BARBERS i HAIRDRESSERS, One door ICortb of W. C. E3aid3 Lninbn i Yard. Hutchinson Kansas.

This Firm docs FIRST CLASS WOKK, and are a' ways ready to accommodate theircuetouiers. Eltgant aud comforiable IiLTII ROOMS i I In connctirn tlie shop. LAaTtILLE JEFFS, ASD- General Mechanics. TURNING DONE TO- OIlBER; Shop rear of Commercial ifotel. lltf FIRST CLASS MILINER Xfl 2i ST, nCTCDI.S0., of Hutchinson and vicinity am informed that the fashionable opening of the la-lest BtTieu iu Millinery Goods at Mrs.

Bousard- ner's parlors, surpae an thins: lieretoftre of- I 1 rri.s.. s. i icicu iu tuio uuc. iuib ia iuc view inn present peapou'8 styles. All kinds of cutting und tailoring.

4tf TRADE. H. KINNEY, WilldotUklafsor House and Sign Painting In Cm class style snd at reasonable rntes. in DeWITT Sc RUMSEY, Gun and Blacksmithing, Tires set without Cutting. EAST SHERMAN ST, ltf GOING TO COLORADO-Take the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Kail road, the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beautiful Arkansas valley, to Plt.blo, Colora do Springs, Denver, Canon City, oyohAras, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santafe and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.

Special round trip 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at fifty dollars taking in the famous watering places on the D. eV: K. G. Koad Low emigrant rates to the San Juan Mines. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars hoi ween the Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains without change.

connections nude at Kansas City and Atchison in Union Depots. For maps, time tables and the "San Juan Guide," addrss, T- J. AVDEiiSoN. Gen. lans.

25tt Topeka, Ivan. Something New. Goldberg Mincer's will receive this wejk si large shipment ot Spring and Summer goods, bought especially for the Spring and Sum mer trade. We will also open a new line of standard prints ot the latest styles, which wo will sell 10 yards for 1.00. tf Hutchinson Markets.

Dunkin George's Grocery List. XX Flour, per cw-t. 3 00 XXX a Ss Bacon lb Soap bar rij Salt bbl 8 SI Coffee. 'est Rio. trs for 00 on! oil per gallou Sorsbum molae-stes Golden yrup 3 00 White fish TO la kerel 121 Sugars A 8 Tb for 1 00 Si ft for 1 (m ILown 8vi to 8 Ifca for 1 00 Hiram Raffs Dry Goods List.

per yard 7 12 Garner Standard Print. Oocd yard wide Crown Sheering Bleached Good Gihghann per euit. Men's ready made suits from 7 00 to SJ 00 per pair. Rocky Monnt'a Goat Gnantlste 60 peryaid. riain Red Elanne) 25 Canton Flannel 12'i Hardy Sl Dunkin's Hardware List.

Stovef, No. 7, 5t! pieces S. S-i pieces ware Moltne PIowk. li inch Western Cultivators Harrow. Scotch Naile.

per pound Wash Boiler, copper bottoms 8 19 00 00 13 00 2 00 10 OS 'i ceuti 25 li 00 4 00 80 00 Parlor Moves from f'S to. Wood Pumps Wajrons $73 to German French's Boot Sl Shoe List- Hen's toga kip, D. prariie edgd MIOCS 3 CO tcl 3 AO to 4 So 1 00 to 2 S5 calf peg'd boots Tery flue eewed ehoes. Ftrontr IX Sue cult G. goat Am.

Kerso Fine French Kid Gaiters Knbherv. all ri JUsee strong boe, good quality oil zm 4 25 to 4 7R 4 75 to (VI 1 85 to 2 00 1 75 to 2 25 1 TM 5 110 to 3 00 1 50 to 3 00 1 75 2 00 10 3 00 50 to 8 60 1 00 to 2 75 1 00 to 1 75 1 50 to 2 00 hatton cauers 1 50 2 61 Children1 luetal lip thoeS ana pebbje yx n. s.peed Inianfe shoes, all sizes aud col a M. J. Ruddy Co.s Furniture L.st.

Cottage Bedsteads 8 SO eacl Wo.a seat Chairs 75 eacb 5 50 each 00 eab 1 50 each 4 50 each 2 00 each 3 cacb 1 DO each 6 50 each 3tattrer, wine' lo narrow Cane ueat chairs -Walnut di 'in? table Common kitcueu table wint wh tiant Rockiu? chairs lin sajes ForitvonV. Next door so to Millinery at wholesale prices at Font 26 It Try those lrech baked crackers at the city. bakery. 22 tf 1'u re wines and liquois for tne dicinal use at Dickey's. tf Staple anil fancy groceries cheap for cash, at Etnpey liurrelPs tf The finest stock of canned and dried fruit at Giliett Foote's.

tf Clot hi ng and Gents Furnishing Goods a specialty at Fontrons. 26 It White Russia Soap at Giliett ifc Foote's. It is the cheapest in use. Kinpey tk IJurrell have a nice thing in the tea and coffee line, try t- tf Hiblk Depositokv. A large and new stock.

3 Bl'kt Wilcox. Serl's Fet, Queen, I'erfecto, cigars and Patchen may be found at No. 39 N. Main street. 25 tf Serfs Pet, leen, Perfecio, cigars and Patchen may be lonnd at No.

39 X. Main street. 25 tf Sawyer's Chemical Soa'p. orly 5 cents per bar, best in use, at Robinson's, tf WANTED A girl, to do general housework. Apply to Mrs.

G. F. Tucker East Sherman S'r. 261 1. Dickey's Drug Store.

The old est dm house in Reno county, sells pure drugs cheap lor cash. Owing the fact of drugs de-dining dail)', we aie prepared to sell cheap at Dickey's. tf Serf's Pet, Queen, Pertecto, cigars aud Patchen be found at Xo 3U N. Main street: 25 tf Giliett it Foote keep Loliianf tobacco. It is the best made in the Li.

S. tt Serf 's Pet, Queen, Perfecto, cigars and Patchen may. be found No .39 N. Main street. 25 tf Giliett Foote rre selling Ia con, Hams and shoulders of their own packing They are excellent.

Just arrived sit Giliett Foote's the largest stok of Groceries ever tiered in tins market. Go and see. Those Sultana kept by Giliett Foote are of tho finest Havana stock, and the finest flavor ed cigars in the market. Handkerchiefs, Gljves, Corsets and Huseirvat Fontton's. 2G It Ladies and Children's Shoes at Fontron's.

2G It. Nev Goods. New Goods. Everybody is fbxtkino to (iild-b'jrg Mincer's lor their soring elotiiiiig. A big stock of men and boys ready made suitsjust received Tliey are selling them very cheap.

R-emember. The grand closing out sale of Diyr Goods, Clothing, shoes and hats just one week more. Next door to the post-oliice, look out for bargains. 25 tf Do not iorget to call without de-lay, for Dry Goods, Roots, Shoes and Clothing. JSText door to the Post Office.

Everything is going sit Irver prices than ever offered before. 24 tf For $sile. Horses on hand and for sale, or in exchange for work cattle. One car load on hand another will be received this week. Sold on time with security.

tf C. B.Mtton Co. Throw Them Away. Those old pair of boots or shoes, and call at Goldberg Mincers and select a new pair from their immense stock just received. A complete line of men's, women and children's boots and shoes, at Goldberg Mincer's.

If Henry Ward Beecher-Js the name ot a fine Durham and Devonshire Rnll five years old and weighing 1700 lbs. He can be bought cheap for cash or trade. Those wishing to breed fine cattle should call at the st-able of the undersigned on 1st Avenue west. 24 tf A. II.

Williams. Just Keceived, From eastern niannfacters 3000 worth of clothing, 82000 worth of hand made boots and shoes, bought at greatly reduced prices, will be sold regardless ot cost. I make clothing and ready made boots and shoe a speciality, apl will undersell the cheapest. I rnean that Sll tile the5e 'fcacs' oods must be Bold. J.

11. f. i 1 The llLTcra.soN Ghaukd Sciio iCncus Coming, We arc informed ll is fairly started i its last term fur that an boy who pivserifs two cats af the tiicyenr. As is always the ac' the i pavillion entrance, wi 1 be ad ilted t-pring lerm, the lower grad-s. are crowd-' Tney are to t' wJute Polar ir.

ft! and tlr. r.pcr sea i i Now boys, a chance to go almost free. number. Of '-ra lvi 41 there are only Stea' vour ueihh r's cat. i three now in rj af viz Minhie Hile, Mag-ie Kjco Craudall of Ohio Ins lo-Fivd.

Oarueut.er. hist term this cW ced in II utchins hrs he ahh inluc. lii.Mu-d (ju.dratics in nig bra. hivin-jcd him to came to thv-part of the completed aiihmeii S. natural cnse'Hjn5J he litory and otliT common br inches.

so iptdly that h) has mclu The of de, tor the Healthy place this. li6 term, was 100 pjr cent Non-tofj the o.hers failing below OS per cent, on Cflr-V' of ilJ average. This is a of which canw with of locating any clais may t-e! proud. Th sta nil ilIul expresses hWdf highly pleas f.f the "B' cUss was crodit ible though I with our 0:1 day last, hiuiewhat lower thin thtf Tlu IJlown real estate agents, Prineipd haj promised us the rcord of llowed him the country. We hope he the attendance an -ill I.Jv i chssis at the close of the present term.

From what we know of th-j soh ao1, we exj cct to see a billiant reeord. Reno Ccmity Bank has' hem sold. 0. Hiitel.ins' l.a i- jj made Ie to a joint stock composed of Isaa- T. llosia.

President of St. Joe Savings W. CamrbeU, Ass't Cashier of same and several of our mo.t I'lominent business and capit d'sts. At the Erst meeting of the stock holder the following named gentlemen were ejected directors for the current year: E. Wilcox, W.

C. Edwards, H. llaff. and Mayor Hardy." The bank begins wtih a paid up capital tf 30000- The fame room as occupied by the Reno County Bank, will be the prescut place of business. C.

C. Hutchinson retire from tho business, leaving the field clear to the New State Bank. May the 1st, will be the opening day. M. N.

Eeritt who has bctn solicit-ing r.trilut'.onsfor the, sufferers of Colorado, returns thanks to the citizens of Hutchinson, for their kind donations, and courteous treatment to him whilst among them. He came to us "well ree-commended by the bst men of our State and, as a uatural consequence, was re ceived with tlut i hospitality for which HutchiusoQ is, far and near, so famous. Mr. Evcriit procured "donation to the amount of about 8 100, in. the way of produce and money, he was engaged only a few hours.

He was aided by our popular Mayor and Capt. A. Smith, to whose assistance he acknowledges liiaistlf gratefully indebted. Burt. Fh-her is clcrUrg at thcno Houel' Ji in tt docs 1km fart and Wulolvware" etc XO.V NORTH MAIN SlltEfiT, Hutch risen Kansatl to Giliett Foote's, O.VK PiucE AM) SQUATS DeXli'xcs For bargain? in Dry Goods Boots, aiid' CaQSgti to.