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The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • Page 6

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In this section of the country that we sometimes lire of telling about it. We. often pay losses Without saying word about It to our nearest neighbors. 'Sometimes our Patrons Insist On saying something to the public about our treatment of them, and in such cases we sometimes let them do HO. HUTCHSHSON, Aug.

23. To wnou IT MAY CONCERN: I insured my property with Wlnne Whine on June 5th, 1803, and on August 10th our house and most of the were destroyed by fire. Today I received a draft for 8747.19, the amount of my loss. I heartily rocommend The German Insurance Co. Frocport 111., and Messrs.

Wlnne Wlnne as safe, prompt and reliable. E. Hui.fiK. HjCItK IS ANOTHER, tiTCHiNSo.v, Aug. It.

I insured my property iu the German Insurance Co. of Frecport, 111. through Messrs. Winuo Winne of Hutchinson, Kan. My loss sustained a few days ago was paiuin full and right off.

E. S. HAS nr. WHAT MOKK CAN YOU ASK? Winne Winne. lltMilE NO, 11 CORKER AVENUE 1.

Ad III Hutchinson, Kan. Townnhlp The following is the list of trustees elected at the November election, to gethcr with the township and postof- address of each: H. Marks.l'rctty Prairie Uoetzel, Arlington. Geo. W.

Lee, Lerado. 'Castleton--John 11. A. Davis, I'artridge. Atkinson, Kent.

Downs, Sterling. J. Custer, Hutchinson. Watson, Turon. Astle, Ilaven.

W. Groseelose, Sylvia. 3. V. lllaine, 1'Jcvna.

Barton, Langdon. E. Shepurd, llooth. Little lUver John A. Siemens, Iluhlcr.

S. Butts, Sego. Walkup, Nlekerson. ICeyhoe, Medora. D.

Kiechbill, Pretty ie. .1. Durham, Plevna. Dade, Uutuhinson. 15.

Hemphill, Pretty Prairie. Halt Short. Partridge. Ilurlmau, Alt. Hope.

W. Mnrdis, Sylvia. A. Lewis, Partridge. B.

Sullivan, ilaven. A. C. Cade, Ab- "beyville. Jlewuro of Olultm -litN fur Cutrarrh tlmt Cunlula Mercury, As mercury will surely destroy the flense of smell and completely derange "tUe whole system when entering it the mucous surfaces.

Such articles should never be used except on porscriplions from reputable physl- ciann, as the damage they will do is ten-fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. Cheney Toledo, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It 1 intcrnallv, and made in To- 1 ledo, Ohio, by F.

Co. Tcs free. by druggists, price 75c per bottle. A lJelmltujr Soctaty. Talk is again heard concerning the advisability of organizing a debating aooioty for the winter season, to meet onco a week.

This scheme has worked satisfactorily and bcniflclally a number fact every time it has been Introduced in the city. The advantages 'to be derived by appearing before the public and speaking on subjects of in terest and importance to all, are too numerous to mention, and no one -doubts the merits of such an organiza lion. Who will take the lead? A hare Cure for Fllei, Itching piles are known by a moisture like perspiration, causing intense (itching when warm. This form, as well as blind, bleeding or protruding yield at once to Dr. Ilosanko's Pile 'Remedy, which acts directly on parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching, and effects a permanent cure.

50 Druggists or mail. Circulars free. Dr. Boaunko, Philadelphia, Pu. Sold by C.

B. Wiuslow, druggist. Dlntrlet Court, llascora O'Halr vs. Hutchinson National bank; given until November 30 to answer. Hoard of Church Extension vs.

Trustees M. E. church ft mortgage foreclosed declared a first lien, motion for new trial overruled, sixty days to make case, judgment for plaintiff an prayed, sale ia sixty days with appraisement. J. B.

McKay vs. W. W. Pierce, judgment for costs against plalntifT. Alexander Canfield vs.

Edward Guthrie et judgment for plaintiff for foreclosure sale after six months, second lien for Griffith, third lien for Kansas Lumber company, fourth lien for First National bank. The Financial Association vs. T. Doerksen; case not passed on yet. National Life Insuronco company vs.

It. E. Taylor judgment as prayed except as to Davis et al. named in journal entry, and ccntinued as to Davis et al. Trustees of Philips Academy vs.

John II, Bailey et judgment for 811,203, 10 per foreclosure sale in six months. Clarence A. Farks, trustee, ot vs. Thomas II. Smith et sale confirmed and deed ordered.

Clarence A. Parks, trustee, et vs Kate Burdick, et sale confirmed and deed ordered. Clarence A. Parks, trustee, vs. Samuel Wilson, et sale confirmed and deed ordered.

Eliza Parks vs. George Parks, decree of divorce and custody of minor child; restored to her maiden name, Sapp. S. W. McKowa vs.

Philip Rrlmcr, et judgment SS51.25, ten foreclosure sale after BIX months. Htilda Watrous vs. 3. F. DeWitt, et all; eight per foreclosure sale after ten days with appraisement.

Insurance und Trust Agency vs. A. M. Jewell, et judgment in rem. for twelve per foreclosure sale after six months; continued as to Jewell.

State Bank of McPherson, vs. Smulley Seed company; demurrer ruled, plaintiff allowed exceptions, ten days to answer, notify Ashbaugh of Kingman. Eleanor G. Fairchild vs. Joseph Albright, et dismissed.

John Everett vs. Catherine E. Burchell, judgment lor moving parties, discharging attachment aud decreeing moving parties to bo owners at the time of levy of attachment, motion for new trial overruled, sixty days to make a case. Hazard Powder company vs. Hutchinson Water, Light and Power company, judgment for plaintiff for ment, demand for second trial granted, continued.

C. II. Miller vs. W. J.

Rowley, et eave to J. Murtauff to answer, leave- to Cordelia A. Trumble to answer, order for clerk to put Jurat on. affidavit, continued. Hazard Powder company vs.

Hutchnson Water, Light und Power cons pany, judgment for plaintiff for eject' mcnt, demand for second trial granted, cause continued. Ell H. Young vs. Queen City Investment company, an incorporation, con tlnued for term. COMPANY, Are exclusive agents for the celebrated EUREKA ANTHRACITE, CHEAPER THAN OU1TA AND AS GOOD, OR MON13Y REFUNDED.

Call and see us and get prices and see samples. We also handle all kinds of coal and builders' material, and buy hides, tallow and dead hogB. Anil Olllce SMtSontli Muln. Leaders of Low Prices in Clothing. Special Policeman.

On account of the hoodlums creating trouble out at the Tenth street church the mayor last evening appointed W. M. Edmunds a special policeman with-1 out pay. The boys had bettor look a lectle oud" or they will spend a -season lu jail. Council Moctlue Pursuant to the adjournment of last Monday evening the council waB called to order at 7:30 last evening by his honor, Mayor Vincent.

Edwards, Hettinger, Myers, Mulkey, Miskiraen, Norman, Ryker, WatBou and Wass. The following bills were allowed: Wall Wall, oil cloth 3 40 Smith. Miller Carpenter.llvery. a 00 Missouri and Kansas telephone 12 fiO J. J.

Ueurtck, special police IJ 00 W. L. Champion, Bpeclal police 2 00 O. W. raft, special policeman.

a 00 Edwards, lumber I3u 00 B. 8. Iiexroau, voting booths 118 75 IlnKK Hern, stoves anil work on election day II. C. Towusend, Bpeclal police 11.

G. Horton, carpet lire department James McCortnlck, special W. Zlun, use of tables, etc. 15 HO oo 14 OS a oo a GO west bridge came up for the appointment of condemnation commissioners, and A. M.

Jewel, W. H. Qnarterman and H. T. Grant were appointed; The council went into executive session and when the doors reopened ad journed.

Specimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach was disorded, his liver was affected lo an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in ilesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bittera cured him.

Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111., had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklin's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said was incurable, dne bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklin's Arnica Salve, cured him entirely. Sold by H. M.

Dickey and A. A. drug store. G. A.

It. I 'umiiilro. The Haven G. A. R.

post will have a grand time next Saturday. A public dinner will be served at 12 'clock. At 3 o'clock p. a campfire will begin Joe Hooker post has been invited and has accepted, and several members will attend. Judge Botkin and R.

A. Campbell from this city, and Colonel Hallowell and General Murray Myers of Wichita are aniong the lending speakers. The old boys expect, ond doubtless will have a grand time. A large crowd is expected. A Ilotilehulri Treasure.

D. W. Puller, of Canajohario, N. that be always keeps Dr. King's New Discovery in the bouse and his family has always found the very best results- follow its use; that he would not be without it, if G.

A. Dykeman, Catskill, N. says that Dr. King's New Discovery is undoubtedly the best cough remedy: that he has used it in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do allthat is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested.

Trial bottles free at H. M. Dickey and A. A. Drug Company's drug atores.

Kegular siae 50c and 81 .00. (3) World's Fall-Tlakets. By reference to the Hutchinson Times we see that our old friendP. J. Leimbach is still selling "world 's fair ticketB" at "greatly reduced rates," and is "giving the very best accommodations" to the traveling public.

Presume this is to give the Jayhawker public an opportunity tah see the "Vanishing City," as recently produced by the luter-Oceau. Ask Vuur Friends Who have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla what they think of it, and the replies will bo positive in its favor. Simply what Hood's Sarsaparrilla does, that tells the story of its merits. One has been cured of indigestion or dyspepBia, another finds its Indispensable: -for sick headache or while others report remarkable cures of scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum, etc. Hood 's Pills are purely vegetable, 162 aro yon BO bitter against because he proposed and yon refused him? wretch I He said ho would never ask me Just received, a line of fresh nuts at Duplers'.

Fresh Monarch tomatocaat Duplers'. Monarch early June peas at Duplers'. "I always knew he was-too timid to propose." he married a short time ago." but he married a widow. Just received, a line of Kennedy's crackers, at Dupler Freshalino of Blanke at Dupnlrs'. 'The great advantage a priae fight has over a yaeht race," said Uncle Allen Sparks, who was iu a reflective mood, "is that there is never a lack of wind to make it Tribune.

Buckwheat flour in bulk at Duplers'. Maple syrup in bulk at Dupier "Now I'll give you a motto for the business yer go'n inter," said the old thief to the young one. Young what is Jld things Bits. Spanish onions in any quantity at Dupler Palace Car Porter (out gub me no fee, sab, till we gets to- de end ob de trip. well.

Just as- you prefer. Bah. You dese train robbers always goes fer me fust, an ef I ain't got nuffin dey say de-passengers ain't got nuffin an goes New York Weekly. All kinds of new evaporated fruits at DuplerBro's. Fresh lot of French peas at Duplers' "Was the view from the Ferris wheel worth anything?" "Well, I should so.

One of the passengers bad on a sealskin cloak exactly like I wanted, and before we got clear around George had promised me 1 could have it." READ! Every Mother's Son Should WHAT? THIS That we have the only NEW Btock of clothing in Hutchinson this winter. And we are retailing it at WHOLESALE PRICES. Because we bought them for SPOT CASH at 75 i ents on the dollar. Don't be deceived by fake signs; you want the latest want to buy where you oan buy the cheapest, DON'T YOCJ? If you do, come to us; Because we guarantee every article as represented. Because we are the acknowledged LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.

That's why we do the olothing business of Hutchinson. That's why you should deal with us. I Fine horse and buggy given tick-i ets with, every dollar purchase. E3yif you order by mail, please mention the NKWB. If tender or cold wear ALFRED FELT SHOE and SLIPPERS Bi OSTEON EARTH It would be "a good if you had an advertisement' right.here, where thousands of our readers would see it.

fr fs.Fo* It's a bill board that goes to people, and is read by everybody in this section of the country. Cl. tllUUt UBC L.U1»| l.w H. D. Wiusloiv, legal cap paper 2 00 a.

W. Sauders, Hauling prisoner to Jail W. H. Wllkeruoii, salary policeman IS I come and others go, Carey Is AMVAVS here, you know Transient, oue-horse dealers rise up illko the pruss, and, 11 ko it, wither away. EMERSON CAREY always In the load when It gomes to GOAL A full stock of all kinds, both hard undeoft, always kept on hund.

AH Prompt delivery, KO. 8(1, well sareenod. TMI.UPIIONK (I. CralK, special Frank X. repairing nar- H.

Craig, drayaee "jh, burying uorne 0. Townnciul, npeclal SO 33 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 fiO 2 00 the Worth Double tlie Monay. Send at once; to John G. T. C.

B. I. P. K. Chicago, 111., and receive postage paid, the slickest deck of cards you ever handled.

Only ten cents per pack, In stamps ov coin, 2-5 Sold by ros. No. 12 North Main St. Mr. Crisinan appeared before council and stated that the city had condemned for street purposes some lots on north Mup'o street and paid Mr, Dorman therefor when iln fact the title was in au estate for which ho was receiver, and asked the council to ree tlfy the mistake.

Referred to the olty attorney. The Kansas Lumber company was given the contract for furnishing lum bor to the for the next twelve months. The charge of U. Slekman against Marshal Miller Was taken up, and the olty attorney read the ordinance setting forth the manner of procedure in such eases. It was then moved end arried ununimously that the charge bo luld on the tabic, which praotlcally emit, the matter, The extension of Avenue A to the Kutertulueu.

MrB. Ne ttie Beard entertained a few friends at dancing and refreshments, at her home on Sherman street east, last night. Or. Price's Cream baking Powdet Most Perfect Made. Mclnturff, Old Rellablo, is making the best photographs in the city.

Call before you engage your work 'i No. Main Hutchinson's Wholesale Houses. i. D. BUTLER, Wholesale dealer In Flour, Corn Meal, Chop, Graham, and all kinds ot Feed, W.

STONE, MQ-R. 314 North Kan. Write for price list LANDS FOR 15,080 ACRES AND LANDS All within four miles of sta tioiiB on the Santa Fe railroad Terms to suit purchasers. R. S.

Hutchinson, Kansas. the Valley State First door eabt of Dank. ITANSAS SALT COMPANY, 11 Manufactures all grades of salt. Try our celebrated H. S.

V. P. table salt, put up In 3 and 5 pound cartons, fine shelf package. HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. ALLAED, SEVERANCE "Wholesale Notions and Fancy Goods.

No. 10 Second Ave, East. Close Prices to Dealere UTOHINSON HARDWARE and IMPLEMENT CO. Wholesale Dealers la SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE Farm Machinery and Salt Supplies- 114 North Main Street mHE HUTCHINSON SALT I Manufacturers and jobbers in I A GRADES OF SALT. capacity twenty car loads per day, General office in Hutchlnso? Nat.

Bank bnUolof' Keeps constantly on hand a fine line of Teas, and a fall line of Groceries. NO, 113 U0BT8 MAmoBTBBBT.

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