The Hutchinson Call from Hutchinson, Kansas • 3

REAL ESTATE. WALL WALL! The real estate transfers this cily yesterday amounted to The Telephone No. No. 9 South Main Street. total amount in the county reached the sum of $57,959.16.

The market M. J. Ruddy is row located in his new quarters on South Main street. He has a nice room, and every thing is conveniently arranged. Yoimgheim, the clothier, reports that his trade is getting better every day.

This can by easily accounted for he advertises in the Call. Chas. Iledden has been appointed Dry Carpets was quite active, and the amount of sales show the demand to be very good. The real estate men are jubilant, and lliyssioixi Prescript ions Cafullv Compounded. can be seen actively at work during all What Next? aide de camp, on the colonels stall of the Kansas Division of the Sons of hours of the day.

Veterans, with the rank of 2nd Lieu PARKER THE LIGHTNING ART CO. tenant. Next Will Be a Special Sale of A Change at The above company has been doing W. A. Harvey, formerly materia agent of the Santa Fe at this place, but business in our city for the past month.

recently a resident 01 mita, Indian and yesterday a reporter of the Call CARPETS Ula territory, passed through the city las was permitted to examine some of evening enroute to California their work. This company makes a The Republican primaries were held For those who are brighten- specialty of crayon work, of which A 1 1 yesterday and delegates elected to at- tiiey nave some very nne specimens 1117 their homes or settling new tend the county conventioa which is t-iac thk willhp the to be held here to-morrow. Unly one of parties living in our city. Prof. uaseii is tne gentlemanly manager.

LEADERS OF FASHIONS. The largest and best selection west of Kan Great Sale of the Sea and Mr. IIopps, chief operator. Remember that thev do all kinds of work DIED. son, sas City.

Our assistants are aktistr with Re Prices volution in In this city this morning, at her home uF8jI1C years of experience in the fashion centers of in the photographic line, and at the the east. at the coiner of Tenth and Poplar lowest prices. streets, of fever, Mrs. I. S.

Scoresby, RRGINS MONDAY. APK1L LADIES' STREET CAR NOTICE. wife of O. S. Scoresby.

On and after Thursday (to-day), Ap THE CONCERT. ril UG, a car will run daily between the TWENTY-THIRD AND CONTINUES OZTnTIE "VvrESK Much interest is manifested in the Santa Fe depot and the fair grounds RNISHING GOODS ri Cars will leave 1 conceit which is to be snven in the I desire to call the attention of the people of Hutchinson and vicinity to the fact that having moved a portion of my dry goods to Sterling I now occupy my dry goods room with one of the finest stocks of Spring and Summer and Glen dale Park, depot as follows: Presbyterian church this evening. Notice: We ofl'or as inducements no side shows, yii'sincr riuncs. jrrab hairs or lotteries, hut endeavor to conduct l)usiness in wuv to l.f.notir f.jn-h cverv buyer. We make no There will be a lame attendance and Corsets, Undorwarc, rt Materials At S.

9 and 10 o'clock a. m. and 1, 2, 5, and 7 p. m. The fair will be ten Embroidery Silks, Arrasenes, Fillosells, Che the programme being excellent will nnneul to "chanc." but to your juuyrinent.

nilles, etc. Handkerchiefs, Neckware. cents to the fairgrounds and live cents make it very interesting and instruc Dxuinine the Carpets. tive. to the reform atorv.

as usual. WALL a WALL. Ribions! Ribbons! Ribbcns! The company have made this exten A NEW CHURCH. sion in their service to suit those who liev. J.

11. lieimer, or I'eaoody, a TT JdL wish to witness the exhibition of the FANS AInD PAEAS3IS. GO TO prominent preacher of the Lutheran several trotters now stabling grounds, getting ready foi the church, was in the city yesterday, the at the spring Come in and see the handsomest store west of OPERA HOUSE BOOH STORE guest of Judge Atwood. lie was here races. for the purpose of organizing a church, for your fine impoited papers, picture frames.

Chicago. Farker Millinery House, ever shown in Hutchinson, and am selling duplicated. I also have an assortment of mnuldinr. artist material and tine basket COUNCIL MEETING. goods at prices that can not be dry goods which I am closing at u-nro.

Weliaveal-o received the finest line and met with so much success that lie feels that the organization can be perfected at an early day. The members of the citv council met of liahv carriages ever brought to this city. Woodard Block Xo. 11 First Avenue East. Here is the chance of a lifetime.

Gaze at last night. Councilmen Vincent, Ilar- actual cost as I need more room, these prices. Clymer, Constant, Brown, Wolcott and West were present. Mayor Bier- Hutchinson, Kansas. MeKee Odell, NOT RIGHT.

The games of ball yesterday and the er in the chair. An ordinance providing for the re day before were witnessed by almost as many people from the outside of the C. E. Sidlinger, THE 6 7 PER GENT. MONEY moval and abatement of barb-wire fence as on the inside.

Draymen ram ences within the corporate limits of OO the city was presented. drive their wagons up close to the fence and then permit as many as can Councilman Clymer thought the climb on to do so. Yesterday the re council was trespassing on citizens7 porter noticed many who were able to iglits by ordering down lawful fences. Tie Wiufleia Mortgage and Trust Co, liter a short argument the ordinance 20 pieoss dress Gingham spring styles 8 1-3 cents per yard. Washington indigo prints worth 8 1-2, our price 7c per yard.

Latest styles Satines worth 18c. our price 13 l-2c per yard. 10 pieces indigo prints worth 7 l-2o, our price 5c per yard. 10 pieces spring tricots worth 50c, our price 35c per yard. 10 doz.

mens heavy suspenders worth 25c, our -price 15c. pay the 25 cents entrance at the gate standing on wagons. Then there All kinds and at the lowest prices Also Wants Farm and City Loans at the above rates. Money kept here. All papers arc written here.

was carried, Clymer objecting on the is always a class that will not pay if ground of legality. We do not send applications away for approval An ordinance in relation to barber by any excuse they can see a game without it. Some means ought to be Privilege to pay at any interest paj-ment. L. S.

ECBEETS, Manager. Lime and Stone. shops being closed on Sundays present adopted to right this wrong. The ed. Passed.

association have gone to a large ex An ordinance in relation to the W. WOODARD SON, IT. duties of the citv treasurer, concern- pense to fit up the grounds and it is not right to impose on them in this Second Avenue west near Urchin's Grocery, ng city funds, treasurer's report and Wall Paper; manner. compensation. Passed.

Amount of bond fixed at $25,000. No. "3 N. Main Hutchinson. City News.

C. Li. Easley left this morning for a Motion to allow treasurer $15 per THE ODD FELLOWS. That was a merry party that left via month. Passed.

two weeks vitit through Texas. Shirting, denims, muslins, dress goods and furnishinr goods at cost. As our space is limited we can only ask you to call and be convinced that this is a bona-fide cost sale and is to last till the dry goods are completely closed out. Keep your eye on this space for bargains in clothing this week. the Santa Fe this morning for Ster HOWS BROS.

Treasurer Atkinson was present For the finest cigars go to P. Holland, ling. There were one hundred and and stated that his modesty prevented 209 orth Main street. lOtf twenty of them all dressed in their 4: dm from asking an increase of over The finest candies, fruits, nuts and $12.50. "best bib and tucker" and from the expression on their countinances one cigars at P.

Holland's. lOtf A petition was presented by D. T. Just received, over two thousand dol FuVxt P. BBjvSB jicx arianu, asKing lor a bridge across lars worth of watches and jewelry at could see that they proposed to have a good time.

There were old and IT 1 15 i Dunns, 112 Xorth Main. 13tf young Odd Fellows accompanied by their wives and best girls all bent on Miss Minnie Dunbar of Paris, 108 North. Main. Illinois, is visiting her friend Miss Ida Menke of this city. having a good time.

The Sterling lodge have made I have every style of jewelry made for Cow creek on Second ayenue west. Beferred to street committee. Mr. Wolcott, chairman street committee, reported favorably on petition to open Second avenue west if petitioners would guarantee damages. Mr.

Wolcott, in forcible language, spoke of the injustice of condemning and taking pioperty along said street belonging to minor heirs, without THIS IS "THE the spring and summer. Over two JBWELE J3 MASONIC TEHPLE. elaborate preparations for the entertainment of their guests. Speeches, singing, instrumental music and a banquet will be the order of exercises. hundred patterns of pins, ear rings, chains and charms.

I3tf Dltnx, the Jeweler. John Van This naner is the only daily in Hutchinson gel Come and examine the work I do in -whic publishes Associated Press telegraphic Other lodges along the Santa Fe cleaning and coloring at my office, No. compensation, which he proposed the 28 north Main street, up-stairs. news of the same day happenings. Local and Personal Points.

were invited ana tne llltli anniversary of Odd Fellowship will be appropriately observed at Sterling Hexhy Karstadt. 13-2w Steam Dye Works. Our stock of spring hats is the most complete the west, comprising all the best makes and most correct MASONRY AT WICHITA. A Masonic Counsel with fifty mem styles. 1 -if Sit 1 r' Ed W.

R. Yogt. The Howard house had a telephone bers has been organized in Wichita. This is the highest degree in what is known as York rite Masonry and it is Court adjourned to-day to give the members of the bar a chance to celebrate. II.

Gardner, of Paducah, is is in the city to-day, a guest at the Windsor. y. E. Lathy, a prominent attorney of Newton, is in the city to-day, on legal business. Slack Gilmore's place of business is No.

105 instead of 104, as mentioned in the Call, yesterday. put their omce this morning. -ft- tJigars costing iorty dollars per very seldom indeed that a lodge in a city inousana sola tor a nickie and all kinds tjr i i --m of the age and size of Wichita is permit of summer drinks, including the fam ous Tonic, at 5 cents a glass at ted to be so highly honored. Wichita petitioners should pay. Report accepted.

Clymer, Constant and Brown were appointed a committee to adjust damages to lots on avenue G. An ordinance defining the duties of city clerk, marshal, attorney and engineer was presented to the council. Motion to defer ordinance to next meeting carried. On motion of Mr. Clymer a committee consisting of Clymer, West and Hutchinson was appointed on ordinances.

Wolcott, of the street committe, made a report in regard to filling the mill race at the Main street crossing, recommending that the race be filled. The street committee was instructed to fill the crossing. Report of engineer in regard to the amount cf dirt required to fill Main street crossing of the race was P. Holland's, 200 JNortn ilam lOtf now has a Masonic lodge with all the Fancv doors, all sizes and prices at degrees known to Masonry, a fact that the St. John Marsh ltf The St.

John Marsh Co. have the finest line of fancy doors ever brought to this city. ltf Have your clothes cleaned at Henry Karstadt's Dye and Cleaning works. Gents1 goods altered and repaired. 13-2w Lawn Tennis and Crow at Dunms, 112 Xorth Main Street.

13tf Made of Steel and Specially Adapted to Bath and Rot Water pu rposes. Samples on exhibition at our store, 26 south Main street. all Masons will recognize as a great honor and a fact that outside cities will notice and marvel at. The Masonic bodies now consist of the Scottish rites and thirty-two degrees, the Knights Masonic council, the Chapter and Blue lodge. Wichita feels very proud over the above and well she may for a city of her age and size to secure the privilege of conferring all the degrees, is unparalleled.

BASE BALL. The ball game Tuesday was a regu Just received the largest and most comnlete line of snrincr and summer By a petition presented to the coun- underwear in Kansas, comprising LL-WiLGOX HARDWARE GO. riehiing's book store, in the opera house block, has been receiving some new goods this week. Baumhardt Colvard, the druggists are ni.w nicely quartered in their new location on North Alain street. AV.

Glines, of the Kansas Herald, the Girman paper left over the Missouri Pacific for Sterling this morning. The Hutchinson Hardware Co. will offer a prize of live dollars for the member of the Hutchinson league team making the most runs. Tickets for the concert at the Presbyterian church this evening can be had at Claude Duval's II. C.

Core's and AVinslow Allbright's. Mr. Frank Fisk, the celebrated organist from Kansas City ai rived this morning and will assist at the concert in the Presbyterian church to-night. All those wishing map folders compiled by the County Immigration society can get the same by calling on J. AV.

Crow, at Moore Menke's office. Captain Hamilton, of the Salvation army visited Newton yesterday. The meetings are still continued in the Hess block and large crowds are always present. Martin Snyder, a prominent attorney from Pennsylvania, lately of Kansas Citv is in" town to-day. He is looking'for a location and is favorably impressed with our city.

O. T. Ruple, of the farm of Voorhis, Miller Ruple, of Cincinnati, Ohio, manufacturers and wholesale dealers in clothing, and brother of J. M. Ruple of this city, arrived last night, and will spend a few days here visiting his brother and family.

J. Y. Kanagas suit against the "Western Union telegraph company for the non-delivery of a message is now on trial in the District court. Taylor, Jones Taylor and Vande-veer Martin represent the plaintiff and Sluss Stanly of Wichita, the cil it was charged that the billiard parlor at the Santa Fe hotel had abused the privilege granted the hotel regarding the running of the hall for the exclusive use of guests, and the marshal was instructed to collect occupation tax. Petition for grade and sidewalk on Second avenue west granted.

The street commissioner was instructed to make filling on Avenue A west. The street committee reported regarding the petitions for opening Elm and Washington streets, that petitioners should pay damages. Report adopted. Adjourned to Monday evening at 9:30 o'clock. UNTe-w "Windsor, PI ci ci a -l- C3 r-t CO many novelties never snown oeiore this season.

Call and examine them. The prices are right. Er Y. R. Vogt.

Do not buy your fancy glass doors, screen doors and screen windows, until you have seen the stock of the St. John Marsh Co. ltf Just received by the St. John Marsh a full stock of screen doors and windows, all sizes. ltf The St.

John Marsh Co. are making a specialty of screen doors and windows. ltf SEVENTH AVENUE GREEN HOUSE For all kinds of plants. 14tf COLORADO AND UTAH TOURIST EXCURSIONS. Commencing April 1st and continuing until Sept.30th.the Missouri Pacific railway company will sell round trip tickets to Colorado points at the following low rates: Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Holders of Colorado and Utah tourist tickets can, on presentation of such ticket at points on the D.

R. purchase one way tourist tickets at three-foarths the lowest first-class fire, or round trip local tourist tickets at one fare and a half, good to stop over enroute. For further particulars call at Missouri Pacific depot, South Main street. P. J.

X.Ei3ir.Acn, Agt. 3 lar battery game there being but four safe hits made. The game yesterday was everybody's game. It was a regular slugging match. The Beaton's put in their kid pitcher' Freeman who pitched a strong game against the De-troits a few days ago.

When he went into the box many of our people thought the Beatons would easily win and some of the boys backed their opinion with a little cash. It was an off day for Freeman, and the Beds soon got onto his deceptive curves, and pounded him for twenty hits with a total of eighteen runs. The Beatons made eight runs off of Kane, when Meakin Avas put in the box, and thereafter they were shut out. Early in the play, the second baseman, Dugan, was hit in the face, and badly injured by a ball thrown from home to him. The Hutchinson Beds play ball, and we think after a little practice, they will do excellent batting.

In all their playing, they seem to know just when to get down to business. The final game this afternoon will no doubt be well attended. KAKDLE PUBLIC SPEAKING. Public speaking at the opera house, Friday night, April 27th. Everybody cordially invited.

Admission free, and no contribution expected. Will commence at 7:30. Rev. C. II.

Rodgzes, D. J. Cole, J. C. McXemer.

Judge Atwood issued a marriage Canon City, Osage Shaft, Fiontenac and Anthracite. As-ent3 for Consolidate! Tank Line Coraany. Ceal Oil. Caroline and all kinds of Lubricating Oils- OUice, rear os atcbinsou National Bank. Telephone Ho.

9J. license to day to Edward Dupree and Lucy Stout, of Turon, Kansas..