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IIUTCHINSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9 1899. Use the WORLD FAMOUS F. W. Sawvor.

I Ity Plumbing CLARK GIVES i Utolcl and Heating Co "i -J Mariana Wine Tonic. Marvellous Results in cases of Malaria and General Debility FOR 8ALR AT ALL DKIfGOIRTS EYEItYWHlSUE. avoid si-bstiti'tks. Portraits and indorsements free, maruni 52 w. 15th nkw yokk No.

HE. Sherman. Phone 187. i Decides to Not Fight His Case Further. Agents for the Famous Giblin Furnaces and Boilers (now on exhibition) call and see them.

Your plumbing in our hands is off your mind. We do not put in second hand or second grade material and charge you for new. All our material is new and first, class and prices light. First 2 Doors West of News Office. Don't go and buy a poorly made Ulster just because it's cheap aud will keep the cold out.

You want something more than that. There should bo just as good tailoring in an ulster as iu an overcoat or suit. That's where we como in with our good work. Our ulsters dp not have that clumsy look that most makes have. We have made up a line of Frieze Ulster's that are of unusual value because it's the best imported frieze on the market, weighing thirty-four ounces to the yard.

The linings are heavy Scotch Cheviots Satin yoke. They come in different shades 'til IWM- hi I Requests a Special Order for His Immediate Removal to Lansing. GILMORE'S OVATION HE WILL BEGIN HIS TIME The price is only i is only Owl Pharmacy, No. Corner Main and Sherman FOB t2 FA ft As Soon as Possible at the Best American Frieze, rieze, (A Made like the $13 hard to tell apart- Both Clark and Diamond Dicks will Be Taken on Return of the Order. A Good Frieze Ulster At $7.45 and 4.95 Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumes, Toilet Articles J- Try our Fine Cigars! Prescriptions a Specialty Remember the Owl To Appreciate Them You Must See Them.

Other dealers can duplicate our prices, but they cannot DUPLICATE the makes, values and fit. By this we mean our garments are the cheapest for you to buy worth $2.00 to $3.00 more. You save money by trading at E. C. Clark, who was convicted of accessory after the fact to the murder of W.

C. Boyd, in which Harry Postlethwait was principal, has decided to make no further attempt to fight the case. Two juries haye said that he is guilty, and the At Dubuque The Young Actor to be In Hutchinson November IS. Paul Gilmore presented his famous version of the "Three Guaidsmen," entitled "The Muskeeters," to a crowded house last night at the Grand. Gilmore demonstrated last evening in Dubuque, that he is a master in his chosen profession.

His efforts won applause from the very start, and the hereof the older Dumas seemed to live again in our presence last evening. Gilmore is a young man and a student. There is dignity and refinement in his presence. Pumas, in describing the character of D'Artaguan, asks as to picture a swaggerish Don Quixote of 18. Hence Gilmore's youth and slender physique are admirably suited to the role.

He is brimful of action and a reckless daredevil, but with chivalry aud courage of a knight, easily offended and quick to fight. And beneath the tragic mein runs a fuiiit sense of humor, so faint in fact that in no way disturbs his earnestness and impetuosity. His allusion to and tender fondling of his sword, which is the readiest solution of all problems and the weapon with which he surmounts all obstacles, gives a a healthy illustration of his humorous instincts. The play is well dressed and the company excellent. Each member is an artist in his or her particular lines and well worthy of supporting Gilmore in his admirable production.

The lady members of the company are particularly good, viz: Miss Elizabeth Stewart, as "Anne of Austria, Queen of France;" Constant, her confidant; Miss Marguerite Erquhart, and Miss Ethel Gordon Crain, as ''Lady de Winter," called "Miladi." Mr. Gilmore will appear at the Hutchinson opera house November 15. cent were in Wichita Tuesday. Mrs. Payne went down again Wednesday and expects to remain some time.

T. A. Blaidel of Plevna was visiting his son, Dr. Blaidel, last week- The Methodist people are holding protracted meeting this week. F.

A. Dawson came up from the Strip one day last week. He visited his brother Will a day or two and then he and Will went to Plevna to visit parents. Dr. J.

E. Stewart was down from Hutchinson last Friday on professional business. Mrs. Frank Hill and Hub Ash who have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. W. Ash, returned to their home in Greentown, Tuesday. Wes Atkinson is on the sick list, The Y. P.

S. C. E. of the Congregational church gave a "Hot biscuit and maple syrup" supper at Wm. East's last Tuesday night.

The proceeds amounted Nickerson. Miss Helen High of Arlington was the guest of Mrs. Kathryn Hermann the past week. Mrs. Roberts who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.

Hugh.Flemmiug, returned to her home in California this week. Mrs. A. North is now in Hutchinson taking medical treatment. Her friends wish her speedy recovery.

Miss ikittie Cole who was ill for a few weeks from rheumatism is now entirely recovered. Mi's. Frank Funk was a Hutchinson visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Hermann and Miss Katheryn Hermann drove to Hutchison Monday.

Mrs. Kurts is visiting friends in Hutchinson this week. The juvenile ban eir.iipos-d eighteen little Doys, is piciesing liuely under the effective teaching of McCray. Five thousand sheep were shipped to this point last Monday morning. The Bay View Club whu-'i organized a few weeks uijo nut.

Mrs. Hugh Flemming Tuesday ai'toi noon. The club will study Russia aud ilie Netherlands this year with reviews and discussions pertaining to the courso. It is a limited club. Tho officers are, president, Mrs.

Benjamine; vice president, Mrs. Bryant; secretary, Mrs. W. W. Hamilton; treasurer, Mrs.

Hugh Flemming; leader, Mrs. Frank Funk. The Congregational choir of our city is not only a credit to Nickerson but would be in a city of much larger pretensions, under the grand leadership of Professor McCray and Miss Kathryne Hermann as prospect that any change could be made in his ease was very doubtful. Clark himself says that to fight the case further would cost more money than he can raise, and would possibly mean several months more of jail life. His attorneys talked tho matter over with Clark today and it was decided finally to accept the sentence of the court and ask for an order for his immediate removal to Lansing.

Good Work Pays Better in the Plumbing and Keating business than in any other line WHY? Because pood work insures a perfect sanitary condition of surroundings, prevents disease and saves doctor bills. John Shealian FROM TOPEKA, Have permanently located in Hutchinson, ob Sherman Street West, opposite the City Hall, and if youemplo them you can feel assured Your Work Will Be Done Right! Get their figures before letting your work. Steam and Hot Waterlleating a Specialty The sentence is for thirty months at hard labor in the state penitentiary, but Clark will no doubt get the benefit of the usual per cent off for good behavior aud will not have to remain nearly that long. This action is the closing chapter in the Postlethwait murder case which has been prominent iu the history of the Reno county court. It is possible that Clark You Buy of Us as Low as Other Stores Buy to Sell Again.

will be taken to Lansing the latter part of this week. The order expected for Established IS76. Diamond Dicks' removal to Lansing will come at the same time aud they will be taken together. State of Ohio, City or Toledo, United States Depository An Advantage to Trade With Us. If you are not above taking a cure from past masters of the craft, this may put you on the right tract to Shoe comfort, Shoe economy and Shoe gtyle three questions many a man fails to solve in a life The Rays' "A Hot Old Time." That extremely funny farce "A Hot IjUCAS COUNTY, Frank J.

Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney Co, doing business in the city of Toledo, OJd Time" will be the attraction at the opera house Thursday, November 9. Crowded houses have been invariably the county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum ot One Hundred Dollars for each and every case ot Catarrh that cannot be time. Our prices are within cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.

reach of all wno aesire a goou Shoe. FRANK J. CHENEY. Swom to before me and aubscribed in my First National Bank presence, this 6th day of December, A. D.

1886. TRY THE i A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and orgauist. rule when the Rays' "A Hot Old Time" comes to town, and judging from the present indications, and the splendid comedy company Mr.

Ray has got together, this visit will be no exception to the rule. "A Hot Old Time" was built for laughing purposes and it has more than succeeded, it has proved a howling cuccess and bids fair rival "Tho Parlor Match." It is bettor than any dose of medicine tho most eminont physician acta directly on the blood and mucuous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials. free. F.

Mayer Milwaukee Shoes. p. aTflodin, No. 9 South Main -OF- F. J.

Chunky Oo, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall' Family Pills are the best. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Salt Creek.

Elmer Olmstead finishes husking Mr. C. E. Gibbens who was badly hurt by a shaft at the elevator is gradually improving. Funk Chesky shipped hogs to Kansas City the past week.

The Rebekalis' gave a lunch and social last evening at their hall. A most enjoyable time was experienced by all. Rev. Upshaw of Hutchinson will fill the Congregational pulpit next Sunday, morning and evening. could compound.

Last soason it was furiously funny. This season it is bettor, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. brighter and wittier than ever, if such a A Happy Young Lady. thing be possible, at least it will be interpreted by tho cleverest comedy contingent that brains and capital could bring together, notable among them being that Kajah of Irish comedians, Juo. II.

Rube's corn this week and will help Mr. lulling in his large fields. Who esale and Manufacturing Houses. Mrs. Bradbridge is reported somewhat W.

Josh, the beautiful little dancing sun better. utchinson Stamp Company. "Deeds are Fruits, Words are but leaves." The many won beam Amiia St. Tel, Jno. and Hen ha Uleesou, Ada Melrose, Win.

Mcltobiu, Alwyn Harrison visited in Enterprise derful cures efiected by Hood's Sarsapa- rilla aro the fruits by which it should be last week and went to Hutekinsou Friday evening. E. CAMBBELL, Mgr. Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Sals, Badges and Checks. Work Warranted.

Prices Right. No. 21) North Main Street, Hntchlnaon, Kanaaa, judged. These prove it to bo the great Ada Henry, Juo. C.

Louch, Hyberta Pry mo, E. J. Hanson, Pearl Uovaro, Jack Darlington, Frank Hodges aud Harry Hardy, certainly a jolly party of puplio remedy for all blood diseases. Hood's Pills cure all liverills. Non-irri tilling.

540 2t en tertaiuers. The HutchinsonKansas Salt 60. MANUFACTURES ALL GRADES OF SALT T17 our celebrated R. 8. V.

P. Table Salt put up in 3 and 5 pound carton. Fine Shelf Package. HUTCHINSON KANSAS. Mr.

L. T. Bostio has added another half section of laud to his farm making one of the largest In the township. Miss Fannie Staley was down in Center last Saturday. Phiminer Harrison talks of moving his family to tho county seat in tho near future.

Mr. Downs threshed kiifTlr corn for C. W. Taft last week. Mrs.

Mimilti Hand and Mrs. T. B. Hand of Troy called on Grandpa Harrison last week. TRUESDELL BOILER WORKS.

1 MANUFACTURERS OF T-ny-TJ rDATO QTPAM RHTT FR5v Dealers in Steel Plates, Tubes, Rivets, Fittings, Brass Goods, Etc. Special Attention Given Repairs Hutchinson, Kansas. Mie has juHt received a present of a box el delicious candy. It contains choice bonbons, toothsome caramels and chocolates ttt all kinds, nut candies, niarshnial' lews and everything in the lino of superior eenfeotions. It was purchased at the B0N T0N.

TVe only place in Hutchinson where II rut elans confectionery can be purchased. 8piul Attention Given to Mail Onlers. Manufacturers of Ginger Ale, Birch Beer, Orango, Apple, Blackberry Cider, Soda, and All Carbonated Beverage. mi write for 1'noes and Terms. Greenfield Co.

A $25,000.00 0.1ft. In tho past year it has cost Dr. Piereo over $2.1,000.00 (exclusive of postage) to give away copies of his great work Tho People's Common Hoimo Medical Adviser. This book containing 1008 pages and over 700 Illustration Hliould in every family. It answers the unspukiin question of young limn and women.

It points the path to healthy, happy Ufa. free on receipt of stamps to defray nx-pmise of mailing only. Hend 21 oim-cenl slumps for book In paper binding, or 3 1 stamps In cloth. Addrosa Doolor It. lierc, iiiiffulo, N.

Y. Clay. Mr, and Mm. KUlon miUirUiried frimidx from Pratt county Thursday and Friday. Miss Luui Hill imlortalniid friends from Valley last Tuesday, liimiud Dealy whs on Him alek list Monday Clayton Hill and Guy Henry am ao busy Willi Ihelr coin ahullnr thai our (dumber wo distil rhit at both mid hy tho ruHln of their Hlielli.r as II, piuse our Jiouan.

The boy have, a geod (duillef and they know Iww l'i run It. Mr. ilinllns tin a new wagon of whMi ho ii in alniifl ('leceliiml'M III. 'l I'll en ll mi" hi i 1,1 hihI I in of Imi'l'y. Mr.

'on pi' it I'litY 1 in Mi I alewl. 'Hi" Wi.4 II," h) I'llHileg of Mri' of ri vltalf III be liel'l Valley. Nico weather for getting tho fall work done. Had one or two cold snaps so as to give the farmers warning that winter is coming. There hus been a great deal of corn husked already but still lots of it in the field.

Dr. Bacon's men are husking sixty-five bushels of corn on the south side of his placo so we hear, and Sam Vansickle says his oorn is so large that he can't husk but ouo ear at a time. John Bates is building himsolf a double Corn crib. Mr. Salloo started out this fall to buy 100 head of calves and he has thom all hut a few.

They uro as nice a lot of calves to look at, as you soe often. Tho II alloweenitos visited E. S.White and carried off about a bushel of peanuts, sack and all. Ho would like to have them return the sack any way. The young people had a parly ot tho resnleneo of Mrs.

White, last Saturday eveuiujr. 'I'll report a nico time. B.HK'Ilt. Uigului1 social diiiuio of (lie Hutchinson AemliMiiy nt tho A. O.

W. hall Mill evening, November U. All puities holding Invitations to the former (laneiis aro invited, WNuaaaaaaMbUi BUY THE BEST -WHICH IS KB Partridge. Win. Crotts lias been making somo Improvements about Ins blacksmith shop, moving a large storeroom which ho purchased of C.

Hlallmuil mid will usn it for a paint shop, -Mr, ami Mr, Kemp wero In Halt Creek mm day last week. Kleelloii day was bright and pleasant and no one noiild aceiisn the weather of keeping l.lii'in from the poll. Most of Hid farmer are busy in tho imiullelil ami th ii eillm ar being filled with Ihn gulden ears. Tim eol'l wavn finished tha pastures lii.il week anil linr Iho Mock foodlng In 1 1 IU I'll. Mis.

Ii. Ii. Mny will In Wielilla lle.t TihUy, Mm .1. 1 1 1 i uim hi I hilcliliiN'ui I ii'Uy Mr. J.

It I'njun and MU Mai tin Tin- mm Perfection Table Salt. Sold in 2, 3 and 5 lb. Pasteboard Boxes. CareyPutcrbaugh, The Coal Men Sell Ice. you want Ice delivered to you regu larly by our wagons lot -know, mid vi will give you the most prompt ami tin thMtppct service I'1" KiKiciut ordi is tor purlin, sikUIh, uU, will iwlvt our prompt Remember, If you dun'l ciileh our Vity tot.ll up 'phone 0, oi drop lis ucunl His CurcyhilciLsili Ccal COMPANY.

I t.nir twi't for it, if ho does not keep it, send to Si ''('" 5 f'' ample. PACKING CO. Hutchinson, Kansas..