The Independent from Hutchinson, Kansas • 5

Albert Thomson went up to Kansas To Cure 4'ioial Ipiilinn orrvi-r, Tulte I 'iiHi'lircts t'miUv t'liLliui lie. lne THE BON-TON Thecleik who cannot keep it store secret. who talks of the business a Hairs of he store in public, might as well retire at once. He will Homier or later he Died out and he should leave while he can do so gracefully. WEDNESDAY, OCTOIJKU LOCAL NOTES, Fagle (Jrocery.

Candies at the lion-Ton. Tiik CLiri'Kit, for line Work. IliiHlness at the salt plants is booming. Fun! At opera house tonight. A good rain would be very acceptable just now.

(Jo and see the liell Ringers at opera bouse to night. A bond election will be held next Tuesday, Oct. 12th. Faust Urothers Musical Comedy tonight at the opera house. I'robate Judge Stewart has had llour-' ishing business the past week.

When wanting a nice line assortment of candies, call at the Hon Ton. Fifty-live double deck cars of sheep were fed at the Hutchinson stock yards. Monday. Hutchinson people were well represented at Wicliita and Topeka last week. Avery large crowd of Hutchinson people are taking in the big sights at Kansas City this week.

The revival meetings held at the avenue M. E. church, are meeting with much interest and success. A pantomimic comedy, full of harmless fun, by the Faust l'antomime company at opera house to-night. It is hard to decide which is the most disagreeable on a man's breath, the scent of ciagareltes or whiskey.

A party of G. A. II. men will attend the State reunion held at Leavenworth, and camp out during the week. J.

D. Wiener, propietor of the Kale Clothing house, is closing out his stock, preparatory to moving to Chicago. The iirst meeting of the Domestic Science club will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. W.

Huberts. The Hon Ton is always to the front They are headquarters for all kinds of cool and refreshing drinks, ice creams Miss Hell Leonard, a missionary from India, preached at the Methodist church on avenue Sunday morning. Those desiring a musical education will be wise in placing themselves under the efficient instructions of Miss A. Lida Watkins, 215 East Sherman street Word has reached this city that Mrs. .1.

A. DeTar, formerly of Hutchinson, but now of Detroit, is lying very low with typhoid tever. Mrs. Dr. Justice has been very poorly the past week, but we are glad to in form her many friend? that she is con valescing and hopes to be about soon again.

Mr. Hertram Carder and Miss Carrie City Monday. Misses Pearl and May Payne attended the State fair. Mr. and Mrs.

Mil pes left Mon day for St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kohr, are visit ing in Kansas City.

Fletcher Meridith made a trip to the Capital last week. J. P. McCurdy took in the "fall fes tivities" at Topeka. Dan Welchon was a visitor at the State fair last week.

Mr, and Mrs. ('has. X. Payne took in the state fair at Wichita. Mrs.

M. Hoagland is visiting her daughter in Kansas City. Miss Emma Metzger spent several days in Topeka last week. Miss Jennie lJurlinganie left Satur day for a visit in Chicago. Mrs.

Henry Zinn is visiting her sister in Topeka, Mrs. D. II. Lawson. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Loe are taking in Kamival week at Kansas City. Superintendent Case of the Reform atory, went up to Topeka Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cook visited in Wichita last week and attended the fair.

(Jee Hedrick has returned from his trip to Raltimore and Washington, D. C. Mrs. W. C.

Thompson anil daughter Cora, have been spending the week in Topeka. Dr. and Mrs. Updegraff left Monday for St. Louis to attend the Yeiled Prophets.

F. J. Ward of the American Steam Laundry, attended the Slate fair at Wichita last week. H. Nussbaum, proprietor of the Star Clothing house, visited his branch store at Newton Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thompson have gone on a visit to St.

Louis and to attend the Veiled Prophets. Mrs. Walter Wible is in Kansas City this week taking in the simds and vis iting her two sisters there. J. G.

Roberts, the popular Santa Fe agent, attendeded the fall festival in Topeka Wednesday and Thuisday. Rev. G. K. Rerry is in Emporia at lending the State convention of the Christian church in session there this week.

Educate Tour llowelg Wll ('imrRrrtib Candy Oiitliart ic, cure constipation forever. iuc, wc. ii u. u- U. mil, cirupKists refund money.

That Eastern Trip. Going east, take the Santa Fe route as far as Chicago. Most, direct line from the southwest cenerally, and thirty miles the shortest, between Missouri river and Chicago, which insures quick time and sure connections. Track is straight and rock-ballasted, wit very few crossings at grade. Ves-tibuled limited expreshes, with latest pattern Pullman and free chair cars.

Meals served in dining-cars a la carte. Enquire of nearest agent, or address W. J. Mlack, G. P.

A. T. S. Topeka, Kansas. Everybody Ssiyn So.

Cascnrets Candy Cutlnirt if, the mnt wonderful medical discovert-of the ae, pheasant and refreshing to the I asi uei ently and positively on kidneys, liver unit bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, euro headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of U. C. C. to-day; 10, 25, Ml cents.

and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. The Santa Fe Excursion Rates. The Santa Fe has recently reduced its regular round trip excursion rate for Las Vegas-Hot Springs, N. to 510. Reopening of Montezuma hotel there affords accommodations at reasonable prices for tourists and invalids.

Expert medical attendance. This a delightful season for visiting New Mexico. Inquire of the nearest, agent, A. T. S.

F. Ry. One-fare for the round trip to Tope ka viaSanta Fe Route account Crand Lodge I. O. O.

tickets on sale Octo her Uth to 11th good returning to and including October Pith. One fare for the round trip via Santa Fe Route to Leavenworth and return Oct. Uth to 15, account (J. A. R.

Reunion, tickets good returning to and including Oct. 18th. Priests of Pallas Parade and Kamival Krewe, Kansas City, Oct. 4th to 9th. The Santa Fe has made a rate of one fare for the round trip for the above occasion, tickets on sale Oct.

3rd to yth, limited to Oct. loth and return. One fare for the round trip to St. Louis via Fe Route on Oct. 3rd to 8th, limited to Oct.

11th for return. J. G. PiOUKIiTS, Agent, Santa Fe Route. Kclnrate Your lloweln Willi CaKcaretn.

Cnnily Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c, 25c. If C. C. C.

fail, druggists refund money. If C. full loiure. driiKKiNis refund money. DR.

TUCKEK KOBI SON DENT I ISTS. MhIii mid Hlinrniiiii Ill ti Iiinho.n, Kanha Mis i IJDA WATKINS, Sncrwood School of Music, consemtory, Boston, 215 East ShermarvSt. Good Sample Rooms. Bates, $2 Per Day THE NEW BRUNSWICK, W. C.

THOMPSON, Proprietor Centrally Located, Electric Eik'ht, Klec- tric Hells, Meiini Heat tlirnimhnttt the House. Closets ami liath Rooms on each Hour. Special Rates to Theatrical People. HOME OF THE TRAVELING MEN. Second Ave.

East, Hutchinson. Kansas. American STEAM LAUNDRY. Telephone No. 107.

12 W. Sherman Mutton Oswald, PROPRIETOR. Hutchinson, Kan. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. KOCK ISLAND.

KAHTWAllll II WKSTWAH mid Kxprciw 7 i Kxpn-Hi ii i I Ik-iiI Freight ex. Hiimliiy 2:15 i va in 10:10 i lit 1 1 15 pin Mail Kxpri'HB will not run weot of lliitchiiiMiii. MISSOURI PACIFIC. KAHTWAllll. 'o.

10, HI. Ionit) Mail A KxpreoB Nn. l-'i, Freight No. I'iu, Freight fc AeiMiinniiMiiilioii pin WKNTWAMl Nil 4.MI, Freiidit Accommodation 10 :00 it No. 121.

Freiuhl i n' No. U. Colorado Mail Kxprei-H Freight ami Accoiiioihition daily except Niimlii) 122 lloi'B not carry I'liwonirerH eiint nf HtilrliiiiMin HUTCHINSON SOUTH FUN. No. 1, Mail V.x I.onves Ilntchiiipon at 5:55 ni Arrive at Mcdforii lit in No.

S. Mail Fxpresw leaven Medfunl at ni Arrive at Hutchinson nt a in No. 3, Mixed Local, Iohvhh lliitc liinwin al a in Arrives at. iMedford at 2:25 in No. 4, Mixed l.ocal.

leaven Medford at km a in Arrive al HiitcliiiiHon at in CONNKCTIONK AT HUTCHINSON. A. T. A S. K.

No 5, from the eat make elnw connections willi 11. A S. No. 1 for all point NOIltll. A.T.

H. F. No. 7 makes close connect inn witti 11. iV M.

Wo. II. A h. ivi. 2 lllllk 'H cliwe Conner! ion 11I Hutchinson with A.

T. V. No. forHll point east. reachiiiR Kanwa City at tiAK) p.

ni. and liicmi a. 111. C. H.

1. V. No. li'2, niiikn connection will H. A H.

No. I at HiitchiiiMin fur all point imth ('. It. I. A P.

No lineal lliitchiiiHiin 5:25 11 m. make connect ion, with II. A H. No. 3 for all point Boll! 11.

A S. No. 2 ami 4 connect at HnrchiiiHon will C. It. 1.

A I'. H.v.. A. T. A H.

K. Hy. mid Mo. V. ity for all points east noil west.

Wicliita A Western No. 2, leavina Pratt at II.2D a. 111., connect nt KliiKinau with 11. A K. No 2 fur Hntctiinon and all point heyonil.

II. S. No 1 connect with'W. A W. No.

1 at KinuiiiHii for all points southwest, reaching Pratt p. 111. CONNKCTION8 AT MKDKOIU). II. A H.

No. 1 cotinectn at, Medforil with It. I. A I'. Wo.

1 for Won Ii mid via Ft. Worth for all point eiiHt, west ami woutli. C. K. I.

A. V. No 2 connect at Ft. Worth with nil line from rnt, wet and south cimnectiiiK at Medford with II. A H.

No. 2 for all noint mirth. A H. No. 4 connect with It.

I. P. No. at wiMitoni, II A K. No.

connects with 0., It. I. No. 1 at Medford. W.A.

HUAI)KOHT. Jn. 1. I). POLLOCK, (ieneral MiiniiKer.

Dispatcher. ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA FE. EASTWARD. DKI'Ali'l No. CliicaKo Limited No.

8, Chicago Express except Hominy 7:54 11 No. 2. Atlantic Express 1 1 :25 in No. 72 Frcndit daily except No. iJO, Stock Express 111 WKSTWAHD No.

7, city Kxpres except Hun 7:10 it No. 5, Colorado Fxpre in No. Cal. and Mex. Expres in No.

HH, Freight-daily 4:05 111 No. 71, Freight daily except HUTCHINSON HltANCH. EASTWAnil WKSTWAHD 1 :50 111 daily. Mkih 1 1 :20 111 ExiirehB daily in Trains 1 and 2 carry Pullman and Tourist Hleepers hetwneii CliicaKo and Los Angeles and Han Francisco, through without cIihukc. cars and couches lie! ween Chicago ami Albuquerque and El Paso, both ways.

Traiii No. 5 am: II are oliil vestiliulei! trains, with palace sleepers, chair car coaches hnth ways between Chicago and Denver. Trains No. 7 and have chair cars between Kansas City and et niore: sleepers between Kan sas City and Newton. I rain No.

0 connect with risen at Newton J. (i. ItOHEKTS, Agent. mMKsnmvmtmff 11 iMpi lflffM BAKERY IS TIIK PLACE TO GET YOFIt BREAD, CAKE, ICE CREAM. CANDIES, Etc.

THE OLD KKLIAJ5LK. THE BON-TON, 5 North Main IS THE PLACE. UN OLI I1AOI AT WHOLItAU tHtU i 1 UA! I II II iWfllMWWl? MM, PIANO TUNINGn W. B. DRURY, Resilliit Piano Tnur, BEST REFERIWCJCS-Leave onlers nt inn's Jewelry Store.

THE ODELL enn will buy the ORHh TYI'I-2 WICITKR with 78 characters; warranted to do as good work as any machine made. It combines simplicity with dura bility. sp''I and eas orK'rnt ion Wears longer without cost of repairs than any other machine, lias 110 ink ribbon to hntiier the operator. It is noat, sub-tantial, nickel-plated, perfect, ami adapted to nil kinds os type writing. Like a priutini; press, it produces sharp, clean, legible manuscripts.

Two to ten conies can he made at one writing. Any intelligent person ciin become an operator in two days. I 1 in l.l Acenls anil Snlcsmeli Wauled. For 1'uinphlet KiviiiK luilorsmetits, etc, address Udell Type Writer Co, 3C3-3C1 Icirtora St. CHICAGO- ILL.

To Colorado California Take the (J. K. L. Ky.) GREAT ROUTE. iiilpiiieiit, I ii 1 1 1 1 1 11 ii Service, Chulr Free.

It is the Best Line to Colorado. Through Service to California In the Phillip's Tourist Cars. Do you want a farm in Kansas, Oklahoma-or Texas? Send to address he-low for our new Emigration Folder. Also Descriptive Folder, giving lull particulars as to rates, to Colorado and California, sent on application. Address John (J.

1'. Chicago, 111 KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, HANNIHAL, ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS LAST. Flllli; INCLINING C1IAIK PULLMAN UUFFKT OAKS WITHOUT CI I AN UK TO KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS 4L, row i ii 1 El A splendid concert was given Friday eveiiini! at the Presbyterian church, under I he auspices of the ladies of that denomination.

Pupils of Prof. II. S. Iloagland and Miss Lizzie Higger fur nished an excellent program which was enjoyed by those present. Cupid is very busy among the young people of this city.

Seveial weddings have been recorded during the past week, and from rumors allnat several more will result before the holidays. In all cases the contracting parties have made wise, selections and we pre diet harmony in the new home circles. Mrs. J. Renford the milliner, is now comfortably located at, room No.

20, Noith Main street, and respectfully invites a I her old customers, as well as new ones to call and see her before go ing elsewhere. When you once see her goods and ju ices you will have no de sire to leave without first purchasing one of those beautiful hats. Mr. John Fox, who has been with the Rock Island road for the past sev eral years, has been promoted to Com mercial agent, with headquarters at Hutchinson. A more worthy and capable man for this position could not have been found than Mr.

Fox. He has the hearty congratulations of his many friends in this city, upon his new appointment. Wednesday evening two fire alarms were sent in. The Iirst alarm came from the Star Clothing house, where a small blaze was caused by something falling against the electric wires, but was soon extinguished. The second tire was a ll.it car on the Santa Fe rail road, upon which several ties had caught lire.

Rut very little damage was done in both cases. Mr. Win. L. Roberts and Miss Olive Martin supported by an excellent com pany.

conies to Hutchinson, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 8. and U. "Wlmt a vil lainous way to receive a guest," re marks "Don Caesar'' as he rushes into the apartments of the King upon the instant of being lired upon by one of the gnarts, 'Whiz come a bullet, through niy hat." he details to the King. "Sacred hospitality how jou have been insulted." Flirtation is not conlined to "any country, class or color.

Doctors Hut with their patients, lawyers with their clients, ministers sometimes with their parishioners, clerks with their custo mers, the butler with the maid servant, young ladies with their father's coach men, while the fathers are found in the company of their typewriters. Married people llirt, and that is the worst part of it. When a man and woman are united in marriage, they should both consecrate themselves to each other If you want to give only half of your heart to your wife, you should have it understood in the marriage agreement. Last Saturday at 11:10, Mrs. IJ.

Levy cioseu ner eyes anu saiiK into that insensible, restful sleep of death. For the last year she had not been in health but it was not until within a week prior to her death that her illness became se rious and the last daysof her life carried with it untold suffering and pain, yet she bore it. all with a fortitude and bravery that was noble. Her death was a blow to her friends who loved and admired her for her many womanly traits, true to her friends she whs never so happy or contented as when able to give some help or do some kind act. Her home life was a beautiful and happy one, but she has gone forever, and by her taking away many hearts are made sad.

Words of comfort fail at such a time, and seem empty and unavailing to assuage the grief of the heartbroken husband who feels the keen loss of a loving and devoted companion, being left in the world alone. The remains were laid to rest Sunday morning, and at the grave the beautiful and impressive funeral ritis of the W. R. C. of which the deceased was an honored member, were carried out in all their grandeur and sublimity, upon the conclusion of which the last earthly remains of their sister were lowered into the specially prepared resting place.

PERSONALS. Mr. Eli Mead is in Kansas City. Mrs. A.

L. Forsha is in Kansas City. Mrs. Dr. Cropsey is in Kansas City.

Mrs. Evviug Stumm is home from a visit in Ohio. City Marshal Henedict was in Wichita Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Carr, and Mr. and Mrs. W.

Kelly, were among the many visitors at Wichita last week. Dunnett of this city, were happily united i in marriage Thursday evening at the home of the bride in South Hutchinson. Rev. Alfred Hrown officiated. Last Monday week was the Jewish new year "Raush Hoshonah," and was observed as a holiday by our Jewish citizens and to-day being Yum Kipper, the day of atonement, it is also being observed.

Quite an exciting runaway took place on East Sherman street Monday alter i oon. Charley Johnson and W. R. Morrison who were in the buggy were thrown out, but both escapes with slight injuries. The band boys have all returned from Topeka where they have been with the Second Regiment band during the Fall Festival.

They left again yesterday for Kansas City where they ill head the I'riest of Pallas Parade. Miss Hallie Willley and Mr. Robert Schermerhorn, two of Hutchinson's worthy young people, were united in marriage Monday evening at 7 o'clock at the First Christian church, Rev. (J. K.

Berry performing the ceremony. Do You Want Gold? Everyone desires to keep informed on Yukon, the Klondyke and Alaskan gold iields. Send 10c. for large Compendium of vast information and big color map to Hamilton Pub. Indianapolis, Ind "Excuse haste and a bad pen, as the pig said, when he skipped the top board and cut and 3hot for the neighbors garden.

We are in haste ourselves and our pen don't scour, but if one was to scour the whole country, a cheaper and better quality of groceiies could not be found anywhere than at the Eagle Grocery, 15 Main street. They carry the best of everything that the appetite calls for. (live them an order..