The Independent from Hutchinson, Kansas • 5

Buffalo Bill's Wild West kIiovv will Thursday evening at the home of mi BON-TON Carey- Puleitaili Coal Co. give one or the iineta exhitiiuous ever given in this city, September 12. A Suggestion. Take a pen-full of indelible ink, and a sheet of ordinary writing paper, mid write as follows: "The best place to buy all kinds of oiiltrv. Eirsrs and Butter, is at No.

5 South Main If you will then hand it to your neighbor you will have done a favor for THE EAGLE GIIOCEUY STOIJE Trans-MlsslsslppI Exposition, Omaha. Some Coming Special Days. Sept. 1, Kansas Day. 2, Peach Day.

3, Editors Day. 5, Labor Day. 0, Montana Day. 7, Port Arthur Day. 8.

Druggists Day. Fraternal Union of America Day. 9. Lumbermen's Day. Woodmen of the World Colorado Day.

Rocky Ford Melon Day. Day 13, Wisconsin Day. 14, National Shriners' Day. Utah Day. 15, New England Day.

10, Oklahoma Day. Grape Day. 17, Railroad Day. li, St. Louis Drummers Day.

20 and 21, Iowa Day. 12, Modern Woodmen Day. 23, Quincy.IlI.. Day. 21, Commercial Travelers Day.

27, German llolsteiu Day. 28, Swedish American Day. 2(J, New Mexico Day. 1. Chicago Day.

Oct. 5, Pennsylvania Day. Ohio Day. 0, P. E.

O. Society Day. New York Day. 7, Knox College Day. 8, Twin City Day, (St.

Paul and Minneapolis.) 13. Knights of Pythias Day. 17, I. O.O.F. Day.

18, Tennessee Day. Ancient Order of United Workmen Day. 20, Denver Day. There are other special days not yet umouiiced. September 12 will day in Ilhtchinsoii.

be another gal flinnt MnnJn flfTon Send im the name and III 0(11 UlUOlb Ullblt uiiie(e ct tnree more purt'oruierH on the piano or organ, together with ten ceute in silver or and we wi mail you five pieces full sheet music size, con eisting of popular eongft, waltzes, marches, etc, arranged for the piano and organ. Audreaa, CHICAGO BOOK NEWS 215-221 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO, ILL. Summer Tourist Hates. Effective June 1st, the Santa Fe will sell summer tourist tickets to Pueblo Colorado Springs or Denver at rate of 821.00 for the round trip, tickets limited for return to October 31st, 1898.

J. G. Roheuts, Agent Santa Fe lloute. Telephone 25, Through Cars to Cincinnati. Pullman Palace and Tourist sleepers and free Chair Cars to Cincinnati without change, via Santa Fe lloute, on Septemder 5, 181)8.

Round trip ticket costs only $20.20. $20 OO to Cincinnati and Return. Tickets on sale September 2, 3, 4, and 5, limited to October 2, 189S. Agent Santa Fe lloute will reserve berths in sleeper and check baggage through. The Ladies of the G.

A. II. have arranged for through train to Cincinnati via Santa Fe on September 5. The round trip is $20.20. An excellent opportunity to give your family an outing.

Passengers arriving at Chicago by' the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Il'y can, by the new Union Elevated Loop, reach any part of the city, or for a five cent fare can betaken immediately to any of the large stores in the down town district. A train will stop at the Hock Island Station every minute. These facilities can only be offered by the "Great Rock Island lloute." Address John Sebastian, G. P. A.

WANTED. We want ladies who are desirous of adding to their income during leisure time. Pleasant as well as prolitable work will be given. Send us 10 cents for nostaire and puck and we will mail you a beautiful sample of our work together with our tllustrnted catalogue and start you at work at once. Gem Mfg.

St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. Sweet, Dr. Hall pronounced the word that united for life their daughter Miss Addie, and Mr. jandis. Tne ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate relatives of the contracting parties.

The bride is one of our most popular young ladies and is loved by her many frlendH for her many womanly traits, generous and pleasing disposition, while Mr. Landis is a young man of good habits, industrious, and is a lead ing business man of Boone, at which place the happy couple will make their home. The presents were many and beautiful. Mr. and Mrs Landis have the well wishes of their host of friends, trusting that their lives may always be crowned with blessings and prosperity.

By iuvittaion the Department Wo men's Relief Corps will accompany the Department G. A. R. to Cincinnati. The official route selected is the Santa Fe to Kansas City, Wabash to St.

Louis and the Big Four from there on to Cin cinnati. A special train of chair cars pullrnen and tourist sleepers will go through to Cincinnati without change, This special train will leave Hutcnin son Monday September 5th and reach Cincinnati at 3 o'clock p. m. Tuesday in time to get located before supper. All desiring accommodations on these cars should addresss Mr.

W. J. Black, Gen eral Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kansas or call on your local agent of the Santa Fe lloute. Those who cannot join us on the Santa Fe can arrange to meet us in Kansas City and join the official train from there to Cincinnati. The train will leave Hutchinson at 10:40 o'clock a.

m. Monday September 5th and Kansas City 7:30 o'clock p. reaching Cincinnati Tuesday at o'clock p. m. All members of the order, theirjfamilies, friends and patrons of the road are cordially invited to accorn nanv the Department President and staff on the official train.

Julia Campbell, Dept. Pies PERSONALS. Mrs. Joe Hartman is visiting at Staf ford. Miss Gem Millard is visiting friends at lola.

Miss Laura Brooker of Chicago, is visiting in the city Miss Lizzie Powell visited friends at Newton last week. Miss Mertie Chapman has gone on visit to St. Louis. Miss Lillian Moyt, has returned from a visit in St. Louis.

Arthur Schlaudt took in the sights at Omaha, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mapes attended the Omaha Exposition last week.

Geo. Irvan and wife, were visitors at the Omaha exposition last week. Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Williams have gone on a visit to friends in Missouri Miss Minnie Hoffman has returned from an enjoyable visit at Grert Bend Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Moore of Cali fornia, are in the city visiting friends Miss Edith Meridith has returned from a visit to friends in Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Greenlee have eone to Colorado for several weeks stay. Miss Matie Beale returned Sunday evenincr from an extend visit in Cali fornia. rilvde. Botkin. of Catt.

lhomsons staff, is home on a ten days leave of absence. Dr. and Mrs. F. G.

Brown arrived home Friday from a very pleasant visit in Canada. Norman II. Totten, of Company 15. of the twenty-lirst regiment, is home on a sick furlough. Ralph Ilibben of Parsons, is here the guestof his brother AV.

D. Ilibben, of the Wells- argo express agent. L. A. Bigser and daughters have returned from Colorado where they have spent a portion of the summer.

Miss Myrtle Dillon of this office, left this morning for Hiawatha, where she will visit her brother. Miss Lena Jordan has returned from a very pleasant three months visit with her brother at Washington, Md. AV. A. Logan of Keokuk, has, been in the city the past several days, combining business with pleasure.

M. Watson, chief musician of; the twenty-first regiment of Kansas infantry is home on account of ill health. Art Greenlee and Clyde McCord left Monday for Wichita where hey joined Camen's band which goes to Omaha this week. Mrs. J.

G. Roberts, wife of the popu Santa Fe agent, entertaind her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maury Wednesday, who were enroute from Newton to Colorado. OAKERY IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR BREAD, CAKE, ICE CREAM.

CANDIES, Etc. THE OLD RELIABLE, THE BON-TON. North Main IS THE PLACE. Miss A. LIDA WATKINS, Sncrwooi School of Music, Consenatory, Boston, 2 1 4 Fourth Ave.

East. PIANO TUNING- W. B. DRURY, Resiieit Piano Tuner, BEST REFERENCES. Leave orders at Hutchinson Music Stire.

THE ODELL (9u a i jaxaKw. 0 I 111 buy the ODI'L TYl'1'3 WK1TKK with 78 characters; warranted to do as good work as any machine made. It combines simplicity with durability, Hpeed and eaue of operation Wears longer without cost of repairs than any other machine. Has no ink ribbon to bother the operator, it Is neat. Mil-htautial, nickel-plated, perfect, and adapted to all kinds os type writing.

Like a printing press, it produces sharp, clean, legible manuscripts. Two to ten eojiles can be made at one writing. Any Intelligent person can become an operator In two days. Kelialtl Ajrents and Salesmen Wanted. For Pamphlet giving Indorsments, etc, address Odell Type Writer Co.

3S8-3S1 teittors St. CHICAGO. ILL. The New Union Elevated Loop1 In Chicago. IS NOW OPEN It runs on Van Ituren Street directly in front of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Station.

rassengers arriving in Chicago can, by the new Union Elevated Loop, reach any part of the city; or, for a hvecent fare, can be taken immediately to any of the large stores in the down town district. All Elevated Trains will stop at the Island" Station. Train erery minute. These facilities can on'y be offered bv the "Great Kock Island Koute." If you will send a 2-cent stamp for postage we will mail you at once a new bird's-eye view of Chicago, just Issued In rive colors, which shows you just what you want to know about Chicago and the new Loop and Elevated System. This map you should have, whether you live out of the city and expect to come to it, or whether you now live in Chicago and you or your friends contemplate making a trip.

Address JOhn Sebastian, G. P. Chicago. -pob-KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, IIANNI1IAL, ST. LOUIS AND ALL TOINTS EAST.

FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE TO KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS Ketall Dealers In COAL, BUILDERS MATERIAL AND ICE. Telephone No. SO. Office Cor.

Third and Main St. $2.00 A Day House For $1,25 Good Sample KoomB. THE HEW BRUNSWICK J. H. LEEMAN, Prop.

A. A. CRONK, Clerk. Centrally LocaU-d. Electric Light, Ec trie Bella, Steam Heat throughout the House.

Closets mid Until ltooms on each 11 1 Kir. Special Hates to Theatrical I'eople, HOME OF THE TRAVELING MEN. Second Ave. East, Hutchinson. Kansas American STEAM LAUNDRY Telephone No.

107. 12 W. Sherman Hutton Oswald, PROPRIETOR. Hutchinson, Kan. RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

UOCK ISLAND. AftTWARD WESTWARD VM Hnil Express 7:811 10:10 Kxprese 5:25 a 11: lfi pm Local Freight ex. 8anday 2:15 Mail Express will not mn wert of Hutchinson. MISSOURI PACIFIC. EASTWARD.

No. A Kansas City Mail and Exp 7 :40 No. 10, Ht. Loniii Mail fcxprese a No. 122, Kreiht 12:80 No.

400, FreiKht 8:30 WKHTWARTi No. ft Kansas Cit Mail and Express. 9:20 a No. 4M, Freight 4 10:00 a No. 121.

FreiKht No. Colorado Mail Express 7:02 Kreixht ami Accomodation daily except Hnnday 122 Does not carry Passengers east of Hutchinson IHJTCHINiSOX SOUTHERN. No. 1, Mail Ex Leaves Hutchinson at 4 .00 Arrives at Medford No. 2, Mail Kxprexs leaves Medford at RiOSa in Arrives at Hutchinson at No.

3, Mixed Local, leaves Hutchinson at 8:10 a ni Arrives at Medford at 8:20 No. 4, Mixed Local, leaves Medford at 8:00 a Arrives at Hutchinson at 2:30 CONNECTION'S AT HUTCHINSON. A. T. A 8.

F. No. 5. from the east makes close connections with H. 3.

No. 1 for ail points sonth. A. T. 8.

F. No. 7 makes close connections with H. 8. No.

8. H. 8. No. 2 makes close connections at Hntchiuson with A.

4 8. Y. No. for all points east, reachiDR Kansas City at oiW p. m.

and ChidKo a. m. C. K. I.

4 P. No. 82. makes connections with H. No.

1 at Hutchinson for all points sonth. C. It. I. 4 P.

No. 13, due at Hntchinson a. m. makes connections with H. 4 8.

No. 8 for all points sonth. H' 4 8. No. 2 and 4 connect at Hntchinson with C.

K. I. 4 f. A. T.

4 8. V. lty. and Mo. P.

Ky. for all Dointe east and west. Wichita 4 Western No. 2, leaving Pratt at 6.20 a. connects at Kingman with H.

4 8. Mo 2 for Hntchinson and all points beyond. H. A 8. No.

1 connects with W. 4 W. No. 1 at Kingman for all points southwest, reaching Pratt 9:20 p. m.

CONNECTIONS AT MEDFORD. H. 4 8. No. 1 connects at Medford with I.

4 P. No. 1 for Ft. Worth and via Ft. Worth for all points east, west and sonth.

C. It. I. 4. P.

No 2 connects at Ft. Worth with nil lines from fast, west and sonth connection at Medford with H. 4 8. No. 2 for all points north.

H. 4 8. No. 4 connects with H. 1.

P. No. 8 at Medford, H. 4 8. No.

3, connects with B. 4 P. No. 1 at Medford. V.

A. BRADFORD, Jr. L. D. POLLOCK, General Manager.

Dispatcher. ATCI1ISON, TOPEKA SANTA FE. WKHl'WAUD. No Arrives 6-20 pm 5:55 8:20 a in 9:45 8:15 a in 4:05 in 6:40 ui Departs. California Express Col.

Utah Mixoa Mex. 4 Cul. FreiKht ''Sunday FreiKht Way FreiKht Way FreiKht 1 6:15 111 8:20 a in 4:45 ra R-OOa'm KASTWAHD. No Arrives Departs Atlantic Express. 11:25 10:40 a 9:15 8:15 in 6:30 a zn Kan.

City 4 Chicago Exp 6 8 80 72 74 10:40 a Kan. ity uuiuagouxp reiKht Way Freight Way Freight Mixed 8:15 pm 5:80 8:10 pm 88 8:10 HUTCHINSON BRANCH. No. 1 California Express, leaves 6:40 No. 2.

Atlantic Express, arrives 11:20 No. 8, Kan. City 4 Chicago Ex. arrives. 9:10 No.

17, Mexico Cal. Express, 9:50 ni No. 8, FreiKht, arrives 2:50 pm No.SM, Accommodation, leaves 8:25 am No. 842, Accommodation, arrives Except Snnday. No.

81 carries passengers from Newton Hutchinson Sundays only. J. G. ROBERTS, Agent to WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 LOCAL, NOTES. Eagle Grocery.

Remember September 12th. The Clipper, for line Job Work. Fresh celery, pears and grapes at the Eagle grocery. Santa ie Route dining cars are equipped with electric fans. Monday was the third anniversary of the opening of the Reformatory.

Cincinnati and return $20.00, Sep tember 2, 3, 4 and 5, via Santa Fe lloute No one can afford to miss the eights that will be seen in Hutchinson Sep tember 12th. So far tha doctors have persuaded people to have everything else cut out but their tongues. Boys, Buffalo Dill will show you how they use to hunt the buffalo, and use live buffalo to do so. Electric fans to keep you cool are new and timely features of the Santa Fe Route dining cars. Quite a party of Hutchinson people spent a delicntful time at Stevens swimming pond Saturday evening.

W. S. Thompson, the insurance agent and ticket broker, has wurchased Miss Catherine Brown's insurance business, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wible's home has been made doubly happy by the arrival of a sweet and promising baby boy.

It will pay you to call and see the agent, Santa Fe lloute if you are con templating a trip to Cincinnati Sep tember 2, 3, 4 and 5. O. C. Furman has moved his fruit stand into the building formerly occu pied by Crawford, the meat man, north of the Reno House. Mrs.

A. L. Forsha received the sad news of the death of her brother, W. Irwin, which occured at his home in Huntiugton, W. Friday.

The electric fans now operated in Santa Fe Route dining cars are desirable and seasonable accessories to an already unsurpassed service. We dislike to complain or fuss about the heat, when we think of what our poor soldier boys are enduring down in the neighborhood of the equator. Those desiring a musical education will be wise in placing themselves under the efficient instructions of Miss A. Lida Watkins, 214 Fourth avenue East. The Woman's Belief Corps will go to Cincinnati via Santa Fe's special through train, which will leavn Hutchinson September 5.

Round trip ticket from here costs only $20.20. Buffalo Bill's Wild West, on its three immense special trains of sixty cars, can travel further in a day than the historic old Deadwood Mail Coach it introduces attacked by Indians could have done in a month. Geo. McKinstry, the hardware man will, in the future occupy the whole room where he is now located, and Mr. DeVier will move his grocery store into the stand across the street lately vacated by O.

C. Furman. The Dramatic Mirror is beautifully and gracefully adorned on its front nacre bv five different characters of Harry Corson Clark, in "What Hap pened to Jones." The above popular and catchy attraction will visit Hutchinson December 2. August will have another full moon on the last day of the month, making two for the month. Full moons take place twice in the same month only once in about three years, and there will not be two full moons in one month? again until 1901.

Mrs. C. L. Bowman died at Kansas City Sunday morning, after a long illness and much suffering, of consumption. She was the wife of C.

L. Bowman, the real estate and insurance man, who died at his home in this city two years ago. Mrs. Bowman was a noble Christian woman, and was loved and honored by all who knew her; she was a watchful and affectionate mother, and she was in turn idolized by her two children, daughter and son, who have now lost their dearest Jand true triend Mother. She was kind and so licitous toward all with whom she had to do, and was held in the highest esteem of the community.

The remains were brought to this city and the funeral held Tuesday afternoon from the residence of her brother, Mr. Dan Conk-ling, and was largely attended by many symyathizing friends. The remains were placed in Eastside cemetery along side that of her husband..