The Daily Herald from Hutchinson, Kansas • 3

THE DAILY HERAIA FEIDAT, NOVEMBER 18, BUSINESS LOCALS. mUamm J5 aim itteposr BAILWAY TDIE TABLE, ATCHISON, TOPEKA SA.NTJL FE R. WESTVTAED. California and Mexico Express No 3,.. 50 Colorado Express, No.

7,.... a Denrer and Utah Express, No. 5 No. 41, Way Freight 10:03 A EASTWAED. Atlantic Express, No.

4 .6 3 a Nsw York Express, No. 7:23 Eastern Express, No. :15 AM No. 42. Way Freight P-M Trains.

Nos. 2 and 4. conneet at Halstead with th St. 8. F.

K. Ii. for Wichita and points on that line. CHICAGO, KANSAS "WESTERN E.R. HUTCH 1A SOX EXTKXaiQy.

TBAIX8 I LEAYB ABBIVK VEHICLES FOR EVERYBODY. TO SUIT NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. For anything on wheels, call at the fSarriaA Re pository, in the Rock Island Block. AvH Joseph L. For Kansas.

Iowa, and tlie UPaoiflo Coast Home Life Insurance Of iTew "SToiclr. Assets, Surplus, ONE AND THE QUEEN TIMES, SO Age nt. Topham, SIX NILLI0N DOLLARS. ONt HALF MILLION DOLLARS. CITY MARKET, P.

K. CHBISMAJf, Cashier. GEO. S. BOUKNE, Asst.

Cashiar. KANSAS KAS. TO SUBSCRIBERS. F. T.

Sallade will on next Monday morning take charge of the Herald city subscription list. Mr. Sallade is wel known to our people as a good business man and a pleasant gentleman, and we confidently expect him to do the paper and its patrons both good. Salt Mining Company, The charter of the South Hutchinson salt and coal mining company, capital stock, two hundred thousand dollars, directors, W. R.

Bennett and J. O. Mc- Uimtock, of Meadyille, Pennsylvania, Thos. J. Decker, of Hutchinson, C.

R. Thoburn, of Peabody, was filed in the office of the secretary of state at To-peka, yesterday. Correction Editor Herald; 5Tour little statement in Monday's paper about Will Foster trying to be a miller, contained only pait of the truth, you said he was ''practicing five nights a week." The facts are he practices seven nights a week with a matinee all day Sunday. Ha is bound to succeed. A Sympathizer, There was a meeting at Brown Rigger's office this afternoon to consider a proposition from Armour the famous packing house Arm, which they have submitted and in which they propose to locate a very large house here.

We are assured that their proposition will be accepted and terms complied with, and it is almost safe to say that Hutchinson will be the pork-opblis of the west. With Toby Booth and Armour here all the others will follow. Boom the packing houses. Ben Blanchard showed us yesterday a lump of salt about a half inch long and not quite so large the other Tways that he says was brought up by the drill in his salt well, that is almost as clear as glass. Ren is going to have it mounted on gold and wear it for a diamond.

Considering everything it is more valuable than just common, every day diamonds, and Ben thinks moreot it, and there is lots more where that came from. Boom the salt refinery. The many friends of W. E. Carr once a citizen of this city, will be glad to learn that GovernorMartin has remitted the fane imposed on him by an idiotic Rice county jury, at the instigation of Senator J.

W. White, who is himself so mean that he unqualifiedly lies to bolster up his attempt to beat a untry newspaper out of a just bill for publishing his "vindication." The gov ernor evidently knows that the only thing white about White is his name. Fred Thorp and Ike Kilsmiller, of Haven, among other prominent gentlemen from that thrifty city, were in town today to appear before the grand jury in regard to a matter that has long oeen agitating tne minds or Jvansans prohibition. We surmise, for as yet it is a profound secret, that they were able to give that august body some valuable pointers. The doctrine that "the king can do no wrong," has a fair illustration in this city.

A very rabid democrat, who was a personal friend of Sparks, the ex-land commissioner has spent the last two vears defending that officer from the attacks of land-thieves and sneaks, but )w that Lamar and Cleveland has kicked him out this friend says he always was an "old crank." Poor old Sparks! Dr. C. A. Gregg, the dentist, started to Colorado yesterday. He got to the depot and the bagage wrestler got his and a ladies' trunk changed.

The doctor concluded the contents of the ladies' trunk would hardlygfit him. So he did not go till Jlast night when by telegraphic aid he got his trunk returned. John Christenson, the gentlemanly business manager of the Hutchinson foundry, was looking after his interests in the city Monday. He reports Hutchinson booming as of yore, and preparing for a wonderful growth in 1888. He will read the Republican in the future Stafford Republican.

a The grand army ball, last night which took place in the hall of the post, in Hess's block on north Main street, Was attended by about thirty couples and, there was excellent music and good order and those present had a most enjoyable time. Financially it was also a success. The Nossman case agai nst the Santa' Fe railroad, is still up in the districi court and will continue 'probably the balance of the week. There are a large number of witnesses and the attorneys, Messrs. Lewis, and Prouty, are making a good, tight.

The grand jury sent up to Judge At-wood's office yesterday and got a short wagon load of affidavits made by invalidsand others when applying at a drug store for liquor. Many of them were not legible in the blank for the disease or the applicant. Will Foster, of tne Herald office, got word today that his father has been appointed probate judge of Noble county, Ohio. Will feels tolerably good over it and Is ready or will be to help elect Foraker, or any other re public art next president. The old house that has been i First avenue for a couple of months, occm.ied by Young Bros, while their new room was being erected, was hauled away today and is.

now located down by the feed 'mill. Another old land mark gone. John Christenson. business manager of tho southwestern foundry at Hutchinson, was in the city last Monday, taking orders for castings for the new store fronts that are to be put in here this fall. Stafford Republican.

What am I to do. The svmtoms of biliousness are but too well kne-wn. They differ indifferent individuals to some extent, A bilious man is seldom a breakrast eater, xoo irequently, aias, he has an excellent aDpetite for liquids, but none for solid of a morning. His tongue will hardly bear inspection at any time: if it is not white and uired, it is rough, at all events. The digestive system is wholly out of order and Diarrhea or Constipation may be a symtom or the two may alternate.

There are often Hemorrhoids or loss of blood. There may be giddih and often headache and acidity or a 1 A -J A- C. O. CHAPIN, Proprietor. Choicest pleats, Fresh and Salt, at Living Prices.

Everything Hew, Neat and Clean. Give me a Call. Telephone No. 122 Found, A large store door key was found near me uanK ot Commerce building mis morning, The owner can have same by caning at tms ofhce, proving property ana paying for this notice. Wanted.

A second hand telem-anli instrument. Address Herald office. A Rare Opportunity. We offer for sal for nash. our corn meal and feed mill, located In this city, at a great bargain.

Good reason for wanting to sen. uau on or address, SIBLEY Avenue F.east of Main street. Hntnh- inson, Kansas. The Latest Sljles. Mesdamfis Wnndfin fr.

ova Raff's store have all the latest stvlps in Winter wear for larlips. and wrmlrl bo glad to have the ladies of this city call on them. They make a specialty of nice work and ar sure to nlpaso von. Go and see them. Tho 4.t- 1 A.

uas me cest SLOCK oi ciotn- mg Hutchinson and is selling the cheapest. Call at the Star clothing 203 north Afain strnn- icntf "'ICCUi LOi7 L. Silk neckties new shanes. twentv-five incuts at lub loyti 4. Room to rent innnirA at 223 avennft east.

176tf Nicely furnished rooms, with fire, to rent. No. 129, east Fifth avenue. 179-tf Go to Dave Hess for flour, bran, chop feed or grain. Use Haven flour and be happy.

Furnished Rooms for Gentlemen. Finely finished- rooms to be let on easy terms. Inquire at second house west of Main street, on avenue west, south side of street. 175-6t Use Haven flour. None better.

Haven flour is used by all. "Palace Alladdin." The "Palace Alladdin" hard coal base burner, is by for the best hard coal burner in the market, and may be seen at A. Krouse's hardware store. It is a daisy. He is selling them at bed rock prices.

160-6t Go to Dave Hess for flour and feed. Buck's Brilliant. The Buck's Brilliant, soft coal base burner, took the first premium at the St. Louis fair this fall. It can be seen at the hardware store of A.

D. Krouse He is selling at bed rock prices. 6. Latest Styles. Mesdames Wooden Jewett, over Raff store, have patterns of all the latest styles of ladies winter dresses and wraps, and guarantee first clas work.

Call and see them. 166tf Fresh cut flowers, any design, from Ellsworth, the florist at the opera house bookstore. 152-tf For Sale. At a bargain lots 68, 70 and 72, First avenue east, either singly, in pairs or as a whole. For further particulars inquire on the premises, No.

226. W. E. FOSNOT. NEW.

Fresh oysters and choice fruit a specialty at Buand Briscoe's, North Main street, next door to Ruddy, Davis Kremich. 142-tf For Rent. Furnished room at 218 First avenue east. Buy your lime, plaster, cement and stone from W. H.

Smith. Call and examine Mrs. Baldwin's novelties in millinery. See Randle Bros, for Canon City; Osage and Mindon coal. F.

F. Prigg has a farm to trade for house and lots in Hutchinson. 109-tf. School books and furniture at J. Payne's 10 For California.

The Rock Island route will sell round trip tickets to California points, including Colton, Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco, November 17th, 24th and December 1st. 1887, at sixty dollars. The extteme limitjon these tickets is six months. For further information call on or address, J. F.

Withers, Agent. Everybody Takes It. The Chicago, Kansas Nebraska railway is the best equipped line west of the Missouri river. Our equipment was built expressly for this line by the Pullman palace car company which, is a guarantee to the traveling public that it is strictly first class. You will find all of our coaches elegantly upholstered and yery comfortable in every particular.

If you are going to any part of Kansas or Nebraska, or to any point east, remember you will never regret having started right, by taking the Chicago, Kansas Nebraska railway, (Rock Island route.) For further particulars, address Jno. Sebastian, general ticket and passenger agent, Topeka, Kansas. Dave H. Haladay, The Grocer! Corner Main Steeet and Avenue E. Wholesale tobacco mm The Largest and Finest Line in Hutchinson.

DeLoss, 205 South MainSt Passenger. 9:05 AM 2:15 7:10 12:15 A MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. TC AST WARD. Vn JMWail and Express 8:12 AM 466 Kansas City and St, Louis Mail 4:50 rt 4G3 Way Freight "WKSTWABD.

No. 491 Kansas City 6i St. Louis Ex. 10:53 A 4C3 St. Louii Mail 5 :20 467 Way Freieht 4 All passenger trains run aauy, iuo omer uiua any except bunuay.

CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA. EASTWARD. Mail and Express No. 10 8-30 a Express NO. Vt ooor m.

Local Freight No, 44 9 20am WESTWARD. Express No. 11 ar. 6 45 dep.7 05 A Mail and Express No, 7 20, aep.T wpm Local Freight No, 43 1 00pm E- SIDLINGER THE DRUGGIST rBESCUIPTIONS- CAKEFGLLY cSt3uKA TEbY OPOUjM DEE) 1 SCHiiOL BOOKS f'ovured with Iloldea's Patent 11 ok ovtT ii bought of us. W.

VVOODARD SON, Books and Stationery. GUY LOANS." Hutchinson, Nov. 8, 1S87. V. Caf ry is row Prepared to Mtnke Farm and Cily Loans on Chobft Property Office over Hutchinson Hardware Store, tin Street.

1 iVIM i lVO A. urning factory to the list, ami a tannerr. All the passenger trains on the Santa Fe vie last night. O. A.

Cieqrg, the dentist iigui to Colorado. left last ih-' i 'i isgh left last night for a Yixit of itvo -ir days ot Topeka. Dick Walktr rcas in the city part of yesteiVtoy, and towav left for Lamed. grand jury is preparing lota of iaw breakers, and mal efactors. Mrs Meridith.

who ha? been visiting a tow iys at Wiulield will b3 at home tomorrow. Mis. J. M. Holmes lias returned from spending the summer at Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lisle Saxon, well known to many of our ladies, will be at Stafford, November 21st. Asa A. Judy's commission us postmaster at Langdon was signed by the postmaster general yesterday. The Richardson orchestra furnished music for the grand army ball last night, and of course it was good.

Winter is come, sure. The ice this morning, on still water, this morning, was as thick as a knife blade, again. The board of directors of the hospital met atthe residence of Mrs. J. W.

Brady, on north Main street this afternoon. Rev, H. M. Shockley, formerly of the Presbyterian church in this city, is now preaching for the Presbyterians of Kingman, In Wichita, claiming forty thousand population, the real estata tranfers amounted to less than thirty thousand dollars yesterday. Mis.

A. Leigh, who has been yisiting her son O. K. Leigh, in tins city for several weeks, has returned to her home in Grant county, The police judge is talking of going out of business. lie has had no business worth speaking of this week and it is getting monotonous.

Rail laying began on the extension of the Santa Fe from Atchison to St. Joseph, Monday. Four hundred men are engaged in the work. D. P.

Humphrey, ot the Erie, and Al. Goodrich, of the Ohio Mississippi railroads, were in town yesterday and left for the east last night. Misses Lena and Maggie Hanna, who spent the "summer here will leave tonight for their old home in Illinois. ike lirady is an DioKe up aoout it. The probate judge's office wears a quetair today, and nothing is doing there except the judge is posting up on the law of permits and licenses.

The north door of the ladies waiting room at the Santa 'e depot, has been closed, for tho winter and ingress and egress it now gained at the east door, A. Mincer, the senior member, of the firm' of Mincer was in the city Tuesday. He was well pleased with their business here. Stafford Republican. The opening of the south side school, while an accommodation to the little ones in that locality, gives more roam for the others in the central or Sherman street building.

E. S. HANDY, President. E. WILCOX, Vice President.

PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK, Capital, Banking Business in all its Branches. Comer Main and Sherman Streets, Ratio of Assets to liabilities page 270, Kansas state report tor 87, HOME, of K. $137.1 to etch S100 Equitable, 136.8 100 Northwestern, 139.1 100 Etna, 128.3 100 New York Life 126.2 100 Pennsylvania Mutual 123 5 100 Mutual, New York, 113.7 100 Union Cential, 119.4 100 Michigan Mutual 118.9 100 Washington 112.9 100 Massachusetts Mutuall08.8 100 Connecticut Mutual 110.4 100 Mutual Benefit, N.J. 114.6 100 The assests of the Home are superior in quality to of any other company. No Restrictions on travel or Residence.

Policies Non-Forfeitable. NEW ARRIVAL. -Just ax-iired at Harslia Duvals' a new line of Canned Goods. The finest quality ever placed on salein the city; Gall in and see them before it is Having decided to retire from the Shoe business January 1, 1 will the next 60 days, offer my entire stock of Boots and Shoes at actual cost. This stock does not consist of old style, shelf wor goods but of New goods direct from factories and are all the latest stvles This is not an advertising scheme, but I mean just what I say.

The entire stock must be sold in thirty days and those needing anything in my line cannot afford to miss this colden opportunity. Come at once and make vour se lections before the aasortment is broken up. Remember the place, Tendick, Exclusive Boot and Shoe house. No. 13.

south Main street. GrO tO HODGES' DRU STORE School Books W. S. WEARING STONE CONTRACTOR. S.

WEARING, Box 223." HuTcnnsrsoN, KAxsAn V. P. 0AFFRY, Attorney at Money to Loan- 'Farm and City Pro petty. for sale. Office Xo.

110, Walker Block. HIRST. The Photographer, Rooms 6 and 7, Over P. 0 AT HUTCHINSON, WM. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In COAL, LIME, Cement Plaster, Hair, Stone, Etc NORTHEAST CORNER SECOND AVENUE AND UT STJU EET HUTCHINSON, TT irere of the opinion last season that "Garland Stoves and Ranges" had reached a state of perfection beyond which they could not very well be carried, but the '87 patterns are as great a surprise as the artistic productions ai past vears.

The manufacturers of "Garland Stoves and Ranges" must certainly have'adopted the motto: Let us go on unto perfection." For Sale by FRANK GOLLADAY. An alleged druggist, who is liable to natuience ano, tenueru. in ie pit ot the suspicion of violat na the spir.t of the stomac To. oorrect all this if not the prohibition law, says'the grand jury! Sct cure try Greens August taan "expensive If we don't i Ftower, cost but trifle and thou-toiss onr guess it will be for him. i sands attest its efficacy.

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