The Hutchinson Daily World from Hutchinson, Kansas • 6

i 1 HUTCHINSON WORLD, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9. court is reversed and the injunction nl neuralgia of the heart. She was so you get them home to prevent disease. I Distafces Of Other People 1 7 Yi 9 NO. 7 NORTH FtlAIM pa Hliintclliineisein EXaimsas.

1 7 1 1 1 ti Business 0 no Tarn, but Bargains, We offer this week the iron clad? home spun, all wool mens' suits at $7.50 and $8-50 per suit. The former price of these suits was St 2.50 and $15.00. They are the most durable and warmest winter suit manufactured no wear out to them and the best value ever offered in Hutchinson. bad durinjj the night that her 1 no sei-nieii in jfreat- danger, hot eian has been at her side almost eon- iinuously ever since, and at a late hour last night she was resting easier, and thought to be out of danger. For Sale or Trade.

A good quiet family horse. Will sell cheap for cash, or will trade for groceries, furniture or vacant lots. C. II. Sweetser, 18 North Main.

18-6-4t For Rent. One large, front room down stairs for rent. Enquire at 24 West Sherman. 3t Mrs. S.

Y. Keller. Lost. gold rim A pair of gold rim eye glasses. Finder please leave same at 314 North Main.

16-5-tf For a square meal go to Rankins, 316 Marth Main. 3t Go to Button's Best in the city. for Peacock flour. 3t Succeeded. The new literary club for Harper Brothers' publications is made up, and the books are in charge of John A.

De-Tar at his book store, who is authorized to receive new members and add new books. Onlv for two years. Wanted. Fifty copies of the Daily World of Thursday, October 4, for which I will pay a reasonable price. Ralph V.

IIeryer, Circulator. For Rent. One front room, furnished. Enquire at Mrs. E.

J. Kinman's dress making parlors, 313. Santa Fe block. tf. Nice Candies.

Call at Picketts for nice cream candies. His stock is all new and first class. 307 North Main street. 2t Four for a Dollar. We want to inform the public that they can get four nice shoes put on their horses at Snyder Todd's for one dollar Johnson's old stand Second avenue west.

6t Banner Work. Those wanting cartoon and banner work for campaign meetings would do well to see the Tuffley Sign Co. At Nome. The American Steam Laundry is at home to its friends every day in the week. It does good work, delivers promptly, is run by your clothes do not need disinfecting after to 3 ET i lowed.

These nrf vpvv important oi-es as they involve questions which most 01 me nanus oi ine state are interested. ROYAL ARCH MASONS. They Have a Good Time and Wind up With a Banquet. The Uoyal Arch Masons of this city had a grand time at their lodge last night. About twenty-five Masons of that degree came down from McPherson and brought a candidate with them, and joined our lodge in conferring the seventh deeree upon John Jack ana Frank Broadwell of this city and the gentleman from McPherson The work was conferred in good style and the three gentlemen that were led into the light of new mysteries in that order will always remember that no excellence is obtained without great labor in a Masonic lodge any more than any place else.

The whole affair wound up most pleasantly in a splendid banquet set by the home lodge. The visitors and everybody else had a good time. Dr. Hall at the M. E.

Church. Rev. Dr. Hall, of Great Bend preached two sermons in the M. E.

church in this city last Sunday. A large congregation attended both services and Rev. Hall preached two fairly good sermons. In his younger days Rev. Hall preached able sermons, but there is advancement in preaching as well as everything else and the congregation at Hutchinson being young and progres sive they naturally take to men of advanced ideas which are oftenest found in the younger.

ministers. Sad News. Mr. B. Nussbaum received a telegram yesterday announcing the sad news of his mother's death at Norfolk, Virginia.

The telegram coming too late, Mr. Nussbaum can not go home, but immediately closed the doors of his store. He has the sympathy of all his friends in this loss, which most of us older people have sustained, in the loss of-the last friend mortal man has ever known. Getting Better. Miss Eva Wlrnery was taken very sick hile singing in the choir at the M.

E. church, last Sunday 'night. She was taken to her father's home, and Dr. Justice was called, when he found Miss Whinery suffering with This is kb caOl mir Atteontoomi the fact that WO SPRING OVERCOATS AH wool silk lined sleeves, $8.00 $: 0 on light weight overcoats. Suits, $9.00 left.

Hutciijnsoii, Kansas. Are danger signals to tlie Every time a mistake is made somebody learns something. In Insurance It is almost as important to know what not to do as it is to know what to do. For Hlany Years We have been studying every phase of the insurance business. We know just how to write a policy to make it insure exactly what you intend to have insured to make it pay in case of honest loss.

We. bring all our knowledge and all our experience to bear on our clients business, for upon his success depends out own. We give him the benefit of expert counsel. We relieve him of detail. We save him money.

They're all important. WINNE WINNE, Corner Ave. A and Main; Tel ephone 20, Hutchinson, Kan. We are still making farm loans. HER SUFFERING ENDED.

Mrs. A. S. Boyd Died Yesterday at the Family Residence. Mrs.

A. S. Boyd died at 3:10 o'clock yesterday at the family residence, on First avenue east. Mrs. Boyd has been a great sufferer for a long time.

She was a victim to that dread disease, cancer, that knows no such thing as fear or favor when once it places its deadly grasp upon a human being. Mrs. Boyd was operated upon in the city of Topeka at two different times, but all human efforts failed to bring about a cure and until yesterday every thing possible had been done, but death alone relieved the sufferer. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Telegrams were sent the boys yesterday, Frank being at Omaha, W.

C. being at Coffey-ville in business, and Clyde at Fort Scott, where he is in the employ of the postal service. Mrs. Boyd was an excellent lady and will be sadly missed. She was a consistent church member and also belonged to some of the social orders in which she took an active part.

Arrangements for the funeral ser-viees will be announced in to-morrow's World. At Langdon. The republicans of Langdon will have an old fashioned meeting tomorrow night. They will be addressed by liev. J.

W. Payne of this eity. There is no man in lieno county better posted than Uncle John, as everyone familiarly calls him. He has given to the press some of the ablest articles on the silver cjuestion that have appeared this year. He lias made this question a study for years and probably it is not putting it too strong to say that no man in Kansas understands the silver legislation of the conn fry and the attitude of the political parties toward silver better than Mr.

Payne. He is a constant reader, a fluent talker and the republicans and all others that attend the meeting at Langdon to-morrow night, will learn something upon this question as well as upon the tariff question, which are the issues Detore lie country now. Let everybody irrespective of politics attend the meeting at Langdon to-morrow night. Where to Find Sweet. The people of this city are informed that .1.

X. Sweet can be found at Xo. 14 South Main street, where he is handling the best grades of coal shipped to this city. Mr. Sweet has been in Arkansas for the last three years, where he has investigated all the grades of coal, and he knows what he is doing when he advertises the best grades of coal.

He has been in this city as long as the longest of them and knows what kind of coal the people wants. He will send a sample of his coal free to everyone that wants to try it. Call and see Mr. Sweet, and he will take pleasure in telling you what he can do. His ad can be found in another column of the NVoia.n.

An Important Decision. John Ivoherts rejoicing yes terday over the news of a decision' from j1 the Supreme court. The lirm of llose i van iiifin up uv pnone or nojiow a tneir nanasome man rf i -i For Sale. A good square piano for ale En- quire at US First avenue west. tf For Sale Cheap.

If you want to buy a cheap bottom claim at Pond Creek, call on me at Union hotel, Oct. 3. A and 5. C. M.

For Rent. A nice ten roomed house well located Enquire Room 10 Highly building. 3r Get Your Bread. The Bonton Bakery makes the best bread in the city. You can buy of them or of Myers fc Son tf.

Dress Making. The ladies of Hutchinson will be glad to learn that Mrs. T. W. Underwood and Miss Millie Dodson.

have opened a dress making parlor over Winslow's book store. They are accomplished in their work and make prices to suit the times. tf. Transfer and Storage. Schall and Totten are doing a regular transfer and storage business in this city.

If you have any stoves to move give them a call and they ill do do your work in good shape. tf Bissell sells all kinds of sausages. ot. Bissell sells whttaker's cured meats ot. For sign painting see ihe Tuffley Sign Company.

Smoke 'Flor de Teller' for sale at Harry Holaday's. tf Bissell sells the meat because he keeps the best. 2t For a good 'Key West' cigar call on Harry Holaday. tf Don't forget that Harry llollaciay carrries the finest line of cigars and to-bocco in the city. tf Streeter has the finest layout of fruit-in the city.

2t See Devier for bulk olives. sign painting see the Tuffley Sign company. tf Stone, Dean Co. have the finest assortment of fruits and vegetables in the city. At Vincent's old stand.

2t. Call at Stone, Dean Co's. for best vegetables and fruits. Vincent's old stand. 2t.

Get your bread at the Bon Ton. tf. If you want good butter and in good shape, call at J. W. Kanaga's.

He keeps the best that can be found in the market. tf. Corner A and Hlain I I AKItIDEffiS(Dra i FLOUR FEED. The jobbing trade will do well to call and seeine. Sole agent for the celebrated Hurrton nonr.

McKee's old stand. RfliLROflD TIME TABLES. ROCK ISL.AXIJ. No. 20.

Mail ami Eviirpsn KA STWAKD. No. 24, ifrb Express. No. 02, Freight, accommodation.

a. m. 10:35 p. m. 11:40 a.

m. WESTWARD I No. 19, daily Ex. Sunday -rxo. uany No.

61 Local Freight 30a. in. 00 p. m. No.

19 jroes to Pratt only. MISSOURI PACIFIC. EASTWARD. 1 Lcal Freig-ht 6:00 a.m. st.

Louis Mail (daily) I 9:05 a. m. W. C. -Ace, mixed 4:10 in.

WESTWARD. I Local Freight 10:28 a. nx W. C. Acc.

mixed 0:50 a. m. Donvcr E.vpresg eiaily 7:32 p. m. Kxcept Sunday.

Cars run through to St. Louis without change. Chair Cars to Denver free of charg-e. This the short line to all points west. P.

Lei bach, Agent. II. ('. Towxpexd, Gen. Pas.

Agent. HUTCHIXSOX ic SOL'THEHS. We can save you from $3.00 to D. B. Black Cheviot A few Look at all the clothing stocks in Hutchinson and then come to us and save money.

Xo. 7 North Main, WHOLESALE No. North Main Street, D. The only first elass Short Order House in th'r1 city. miDLAfUD BLOCK, North Main Street.

Hutchinson, Kansas. TO THE ROCK iSLATJD Market for good clean, fresh meats and pure hog's lard. J. A. SffilTH, Prop.

TRUE CONDON, Shoes Made to Order. Fine hs a sweiaity. 212 North Main. Repair shop. J.

N- SWEET, Wholesale and Ketail (Vial -Agent. Best Grades Ham and soft Coals. Office, No. 14 South -Main Street. nr.TTTS f.

JIT LAW: Hutchinson, Kansas. -L. CONN, DENTIST, Xo. 28 Xortli Main, over the Leader dry goods store. 0 HP RETAIL i I i i i I i i of i to ARRIVES Ao.

2, and Express p. m. No. Freight and Acc'n 11:10 i. m.

DEPARTS. No. 1, Mail and Express in. tXo. 5.

Freight and Acc'n in'. Daijy. Daily except Sunday. Connection? are made at Kinsruian, Ragr and Harper with A. T.

S. l. and at Anthouv with St. L. S.

F. and Mo. P. both and west hound. ATCHISON TOPEKA SANTA EE.

WESTWARD, ARR1VK LEAVE. No. 5. Denver L'tah Ex ni. 43p.

ni No. 3, California limited m. p. in. No.

7, Colo, nijrht in. 7:4." a Freights 4:15 p.m. No. 43. Freight 6:10 p.

m. 6:10 p. ni. KASTWARQ. ARRIVE.

TTeTve Unas the best stock at loudest prices even give mi hy this rooted b) a (rug a iim Ihioiinse. No. 4. V. Limited Ex Chicajro Vestibule Kx.

2:05 p. m. Cannon Ball, No. a. 9:20 a.

in. No. 8, Mo. IJiver Night Express 11 :02 p. 11 p.

No. 1 p. No. 41. Freight a.

K. L'TCH I XSO.V EXTENSION. WESTWARD. Nil. 341.

h. m. EASTW A I. No. 4 N.

V. Limited Ex p. rn. o. Aecom'd'tion p.

rn. No. 3 carries through Pullman miiI tfnrt sleeiiers to San Diego, San Francisco and City Mexico. No. 4 carries through Pullman and tourist sleepers, also hair ears, to Kansas City and Chicago, also oilman ieepcr to St.

No. carries through Pullman sleepers and chair cars to Pueblo. Colorado Springs and lienver, making connection at Pueblo and Colorado springs wun tnrough sleepers for SanFrancisco and Portland, via Salt Lake. and NaSarnes PuJlin Sn sleepers and chair ears Kansas City and St Joseph. GEO.

T. NICHOLSON. jr G. P. Topeka, Kan.

J. D. SWTEVEV. Agent Santa Fe Route. Hutchinson.

cc Roberts brought live suits -the live banks oi Anderson this state, to enjoin the collection of certain taxes, claimed to be illegal; The lower court denied the injunctions and the cases were the supreme court, here -fthe j-; vere argued on Thursday and.iFiidatylyj'Slir Koberts, with the result thatttie' lower; rannnn WI.