The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • 11

iv NYvVS SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1903. OOLD OUST. exchanges from Topeka and Kansas City, says the Lakin Advocate, that the "beet industry in Kearney County, Kansas, would be abandoned on account of the late freeze, as all the STAMPS OUT TEXAS ITCH ttos BUST twins daysssta' work" Wisdom is only Truth The Truth of Wisdom is ItecimK ffev 7 jtmh Want t0 Rent a House 0 Ui) OU Kso, Advertise in this Column. I beets were frozen." It's a fact, admits the Advocate, that a good many were killed, but all are being replanted, and several of the beet farmers are putting in more acreage than at the first planting, because they ordered seed to replant ground that will not need it. Neil Becket will put in five acres and James Gillock eight acres more than the first planting.

The two hundred extra hands to work in the beet fields will be wanted about three weeks later than the date asked for. Governor Bailey Orders All Infected Cattle Dipped. FOR SALE. Shipment of Stock from Counties kit In this column 1-2 cent a word each Issue BACK TO THE FARM. in IHOK SALE City properly ranches and Western Part of the State Prohibited, AJ farms.

A. U. Jewell. Both 'phones, tf Tel! Your Wants Tc The News, The News Will Tell The People jpOK 8 ALE Old papers at the Naws office. Humboldt Man Is the Victim of a Matrimonial Bureau.

Some time ago, says the Humboldt Herald, William Hulbert sent a matrimonial bureau at Kansas City $1.00 to send him the name of a pretty girl who wanted to get married. In re DOB 8ALH Pocket receipt books, lOo each, 1 three for 25c, at the News office. 3 CANNOT HOLD TWO OFFICES FOB SALE Pocket receipt books, 10c each, three for 25c, at the News office. turn he received a loving letter from TjMJR SALE Maps of Reno and Rice county the Sews oGce. a.

at "Miss Bessie Raymond," of Kansas Citv. who said she was an actress Mail Carrier Cannot Serve as and was worth $1,000,000, and would FOR SALE 320 acre improved farm with feed lots for cattle or sheep near Hutchinson, Kansas. For lull particulars write or call on John Woolfel. 3-3 9-3 like to meet him in Joplin, provid- Member of Council. ine he would send her $10.

Hulbert proved an easy mark and forwarded Sold only in the In-er-seal Package for another truthful example of In-er-seal goodness, get Zll ZtJ ClNCER SNAPS neHaI? Qznt a Word taeh issue is the cost of advertifong in this column. It is so cheap that mast fosist on CASH ACCCXPANYIN6 TEfc COPY. the money, and the date of the meeting and marriage was set for one day H. STEWART, Real Estate, Rentals and Insurance. Office Citizens' Bank Building.

Farmers in Kearney County Are during the first weeK tnis montu Hulbert appeared in Joplin at the appointed time, resplendent in a suit nf hrnnriclnth somewhat wrinkled NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Replanting Their Beets Other State News. from its long seclusion in a trunk, and which he donned only on occa No Matter What You Have to seII yu want to buy or you have to trade, you can do business by using this sions of state. He also wore upon hie nnnt lanpl a bunch of flowers and said that he had sent the girl a bunch to wear so they could recognize each At the request of the state live stock sanitary commission, Governor Bailey Column. nthfr. Hulbert lingered many days in Jop lin waiting for the appearance of his yesterday made a proclamation rei-quiring the dipping of all cattle in the state infected with Texas itch or mange and establishing a permanent Quarantine against counties in the faithless sweeheart.

but she came not FOR SALE Spring wagon, good as new, will sell cheap. See J. B. Cook. 203 Fifth nn.l neither could he find any clew west.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN QUALITY NECESSITATES RAISE IN PRICE. For five years we have scoured and pressed suits for $1.50 per suit After May 1st all suits will he cleaned by our new "French Dry" process and the price will be $2.00 per suit The difference in quality is far greater than the change in price, but we can do the work at this figure and propose to give our patrons the benefit HMERieaN STERM LAUNDRY, Hutton Oswald, Proprietors. Phone 107, both Phones. Hut hiason Kan. to her whereabouts.

Chafing under his keen disappointment, he went to yOR SALE We have only about thirty houses left, all must be sold this month. western third of the state. The ship L.ong time, easy pavments. see Lhas. a.

Stewart or F. W. Casner. tf ping or movement of cattle, except to market for immediate slaughter, is HOUSEHOLD goods for sale, will sell quick for eash; household goods and office Kansas City to interview tne matrimonial bureau man, but when he called at that institution's number he was told by the janitor of the building that the concern had moved. Hulbert has returned to his farm, a wiser lurniture at less tnan nan cost.

Call JOO i Her prohibited and inspectors of the commission and sheriffs of the various counties are authorized to enforce the order requiring cattle to be dipped. It was decided that the only way to man east. Dr. A. M.

Hutchinson. 3t Enquire 112 JOR SALE A good fresh cow. Tenth west. but poorer man. Persons answering ads In the News Want Column from this city throuQ the poatofflce are requested to piao a 2-cent taomp on their letters, the lull auount postage.

Advertisements In this column are ons-eaif cent a word. No-ads taken for lesa than ten cents. Cash must accompanr opy. Advertisements can be left at the Kews office or at R. S.

Treat's drtg store. The News Is not responsible for telephone ordrs to commence or stop an ad. J2-2S A SAD ACCIDENT. AROAINS FOR. QUICK SALE 160 acres AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAAAAAAAAAA in Stevens countv.

loo acres in ilorton county, 1U0 acres in Hamilton county. Good Drowns in Cistern and Mother Baby Utie, l.2o per acre. See J. N. Bailey.

2t Barely Escapes. The 3-year-old daughter of Frank 1708 SALE Quarter sawed hard nice floor I STOCK REDUCTION SALE! 3 ing, maple flooring, brick, roofiug paper and 2 to 5 in. pipe left from building, will sell nit in this column l-Z cent a word each Usee WANTED A few young ladies between the ages of 1 and 20 to apply for work at the American Steam Laundry. tf at cost to clean up. Underwood Viles.

tf stamp out this disease, which was rapidly spreading over the state, was to take the most stringent metheds. The following is the live stock sanitary commission letter to Governor Bailey: "For the protection of the live stock interests of Kansas, and to prevent the dissemination of contagious, infectious or communicable diseases among the same we beg to report to your excellency that a parasite disease known as itch or mange (resembling scabbies in sheep) has become prevalent among the cattle of Kansas, and exists to a remarKable extent in the western por Langer of Gas City was drowned yesterday, says the Iola Register, and the mother barely escaped death in her Per TJOit SALB Good Estey organ. Ouick Meal Cut For the Balance of May 10 to 20 Cent 1 gasoline stove, saddle, base burner, office efforts to save the child. The cistern furniture and various household goods. En' quire 300 Sherman east.

Dr. A. M. Hutcbin sou. lit To trade a shotgun for a bicycle See Frank Roberts.

tf TTT ANTED Gills in the general housework ON ALL PRICES under the porch jvas uncovered by the child, which fell in, and the mother to save it, attempted to reach it from above but the opening was too small, the Stewart No. 11 West Enquire at department, FOR SALE Child's go-cart. Seventh. tf 20-25 Hospital, FURNITURE, CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, LHJH fcALK lifty-three Kansas reports; a srz.uueaen. Aaaress care res.

VI7ANTED Girl for general housework. VV Mrs. Frank Colladay, 121 East Sixth, tf TIT ANTED To rent piano for summer to and she was found by her husband at noon head, down and caught so that she could not extricate herself. With assistance he pulled her out. She was unconscious and almost strangled by PORTIERRES, DISHES and STEEL RANGES.

tion known as the short grass region. "The counties referred to are occupied by cattle owuiers, and principally used in large open ranges, or large pastures, and it will require the FARMERS' MILL IS SOLD. News. the water and therefore unable to ex Best grade Cotton T. Mattress, it 2 tt -r most stringent methods to stamp out the disease, which is rapidly en plain the accident to the baby girl.

When finally he discovered its body in tne cistern, it was too late to resusci regular price, jz.9; saie price WANTED You to know that the expert man from Wichita is here for a short time, so get out your lawn mowers, they must be sharpened and cleaned every spring. All work done at house. Leave your came and house number at W. B. Forker's hardware store, No.

109 North Main. All work warranted. W. S. Manning.

23-25 A New Farmers' Company Organized to Take Charge. According to the Great Bend Item, the mill at the Missouri Pacific depot, known as the Farmers' mill, has been sold at public sale. Tie property croaching upon the non-infected coun -4 -4 tate the little one. ties of the central and easter portions 5 All Steel Coil Wove Bed Springs, 120 springs, of the state. Therefore, we respect ATE THE FAMILY WASHING.

best grade, regular price, $3.00 sale price 51.95 fully request your excellency to issue a proclamation, operative at once Pratt Cow Pastures for a Change on 3 Good Iron Beds, all colors, regular price levying permanent quarantine upon the Clothes Line. sale price 5.75 the following named counties: "Cheyenne, Rawlins, Decatur, Sheri BUY WHEAT AND invested in grain and stocks by our safe method plan, should result in profit of $250 to $500 within 30 days. Write for particulars and send for free book -'Modern Methods for Safe Investments," Flower bankers and brokers, 23 and 25 Trader's Building, opposite Board of Trade, Chicago. 23-It sold for $8,300 and was purchased by a company of twenty-five farmers who will organize and run the business. Moses Brothers Milling company bid on the mill, their last bid being $8,200.

F. M. Russell also made an offer. The old company was composed of a large A cow belonging to Robert Eggle-ston in this city, says the Pratt Re- Good Iron Beds, with the Earl Pat. roll, regular price, sale price $3.50 nublican.

has developed a peculiar ap dan, Thomas, Sherman, Graham, Trego, Gove, Logan, Wallace, Greeley, Wichita, Scott, Lane, Ness, Hodgeman, Finney, Kearney, Hamilton, petite. Last Saturday the bovine dis Y7E PAY $26 A WEEK and expenses to covered part of the family washing men with rigs to introduce Poultry torn 4 Barnes' French Plate Steel Range, Stanton, Grant, Haskell, Gray, Ford, number of farmers and it seems everything has not been running smoothly making it necessary to dispose of the property. International Mfg. Parsons. Kas.

pound. hanging on the back fence to dry and S3-it Morton, Stevens, Meads and Clark. she helped herself. Five pair of lisle- regular price, sale price 39.00 It will pay you to see my goods and get prices. thread hose, one pair of socks with WANTED Plain sewing; will go to house.

Call or address, 1 19 First west. 22-23 "It will also be necessary to establish a temporary quarantine on all of the infected pastures in the balance out any holes in them and wnich be The New Royal Muskoka Hotel. is situated in the center of the finest longed to Eddie Eggleston and a yard TTTANTED Girl for general housework. of the state, and to prohibit the move Furniture and Carpet Housev and a half or rag carpet, an aisap 6t Mrs. Heryer.

216 Fifth east. ment of cattle in ainy manner by rail 3H. KING, peared in the yawning maw of that cow. Neither the cow nor the people No. 101, 103 and 105 South Main.

trail or wagon excepting in accordance summer resort region in America, known as the Muskoka Lakes, within easy reach of the principal cities in Canada and the United States. Open YITANTED-Salesmen for full line of fruit VV and ornamental trees. Pay weekly; out with the rules and regulations which who use the milk have experienced Lawrence Nursery Co TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTY fit free; steady work. Lawrence, Kans. 4-1O-7-10 any unusual symptoms since the feast for guests June 15.

have been adopted by this board, and which are herewith submitted to your consideration and approval." For further particulars, descriptive MISTAKEN IDENTITY. AAAAAAf AAAAAtAAf fliliiiiiitAAAAiAiiAAiiiilAlAUAll matter and all information, write to Kimball Pianos and Organs1, The governor's proclamation pro Advertising Department, Grand Trunk Not Sure of Catch of -Emporia Girls Railway System, 135 Adams Chicago, Geo. W. Vaux, A. G.

P. T. A. at Des Moines. 4 The Man from Missouri.

vides that no cattle shall be moved from one pasture to another in the quarantined counties nor from one county to another in the quarantine district, neither shall they be received for shipment by any railroad in the Mrs. Scott has received a telegram says the Emporia Gazette, from her Direct from factory to customer. Save the middle man's profit Payments if desired. MRS. ETTA CULLEY, Factory 205 Seventh Avenue East Solid Trains Chicago to New York.

via Niagara Falls leave Chicago 11:05 cousin who went to Des Moines to state, except they have been first care get the two run-away Emporia girls a. and 3:02 p. via Grand He saw the two girls under arrest fully dipped jvith the use of some one of the standard dips in a salution Trunk-Lehigh Valley Route, arriving New York (Cortlandt, Desbrosses or West 23d streets, or Brooklyn Annex, there, who were thought to be the missing ones and says they are not the Emporia girls. Mr. Scott, father of FOR RENT.

foot of Fulton street) following day 4:30 n. and 8:30 p. m. Direct one of the girls, and D. A.

Dryer, left connection for Philadelphia, Atlantic Kansas City yesterday for Des Moines and the girls will be held until it is ascertained that they are not the ones City, Cape May and seashore resorts. of not less than 1 to 25, which are known to be effective in curing said disease, or made bay treated by hand dressing, with scrubbing brushes, and then only in case the disease is apparently cured. Excepting amy cattle may be moved a distance of fifteen miles from the home range, or pasture for the purpose of reaching a dipping station where said cattle shall be dipped. Information and timetables will De I EXCELLENT pasture. I shall limit my li two hundred and forty acres of grass pasture to eighty-five head of stock.

Pasturage for fifty head may be secured for the sea-eon, beginning Jane 10th. Farm five miles northeast of Hutchinson. C. Durand. tf mon-wed-sat wanted.

furnished on application to Advertis ing Department, Grand Trunk Rail Everybody knows him. How he has to be shown before he believes. There is getting to be a great many others like him. The day of the fakir trickster, the unreliable, wind-bag contractor is rapidly passing to the rear. There is no longer any room for any business or man that can't back up his assertions and prove every claim, so you folks who are from Missouri, literally or figuratively, are invited come here and be shown.

We have nothing to conceal; we'll tell you the truth from principle and because it pays. We know if absolute honesty and liberal business methods have any weight with you, investigation will form the basis for a long and satisfactory business relation with us. way System, 135 Adams Chicago, Hiding Out. A Pratt man, says the Union, has fOR RENT Two rooms at 114 Fourth Ave Geo. W.

Vaux, A. G. if. T. A.

tit nue east. 215 East been hiding out to keep out of the sheriff's clutches. He was fined $50 not long since by the city for selling RENT Furnished rooms. COR Star Barber Snop. all ways the best equipped thop In tf In all counties or districts where regularly appointed agents of this board are located they shall be re- 1 Sherman.

the city. Finest furnishings, Desr. requested to inspect all cattle after LOST workmen, clean, up to date, work dipping before they shall be permitted booze. Fifty dollars is not much for that line of work. Any bootlegger could afford to pay $50 a month and go right on in his work, but when there is a jail sentence added he gets ready to hide out.

OST A white Esquimaux dog, answers to I the name of "Manitou." Will pay a liberal reward for his return or information. Tele to move toi any other section of the state. Said inspectors will issue a lever slighted. If you want the best, patronize The Ttar. tf Truthful James.

4 4 bill of health if found free from phone 465, new pnone, one ring. a. n-mg. 22-26 J4S.00 from Hutchinson to Lob An In localities wheir- there are no MISFORTUNES GALORE. geles or San Francisco and return via THE SNYDER PLANING MILL CO.

Both 'Phones No. 184. Nos. 18-20-24-25-26-27 Sherman ffTTTTTTfTTT Tf TTTTYTTTTfT I agents appointed by the sanitary Santa Fe. Tickets on sale way -ra and May 12th to May 18th, Inclusive, Re R.

MAGERS, Wind Mills, Pomps, Pipe Pomp pairing. 123 South Main. Both 'Phones 51. board inspection may be made by sheriffs of their counties or their deputies, or any constable will be author limited for return to July lotn, ioa, Young Farmer Who Has Suffered Two Severe Accidents Lately. James Fisk, a young farmer living $19.00 To Boston and Return $19.00.

with liberal stopovers In both directions. You can go one way and re ized to, insepct cattle, the certificate of on a farm on the county line between whom will be considered good. With membership fee of $2.00 add turn another. With but very little additional expense you can return via Harvey and McPherson counties, says the Newton Kansan, seems to have CANNOT HOLD TWO OFFICES. Scott's Santal-Pepsln Capsules ed, account of annual meeting of National Educational Association.

Tickets will be on sale via the Nickel Plate road July 2nd to 5th, inclusive, good Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. ieie-phons No. 25 for full particulars. They will do the rest been born under an unlucky star. A short time ago this paper made men The California Limited.

On June 15th the Santa Fe will resume for summer season the service of its popular Colorado Flyer. This magnificent train, which duplicates many of the luxuries of the California Limited, will run daily between Kas- sas City, Pueblo, Colorado Spring and Denver. It will be equipped with Pullman observation sleepers and library-smoking cars. It will leave Kan Mail Carrier Cannot Serve as Member A POSITIVE CURE For Inflammation or Catarra of the Bladder and Disease tion of an accident which befell him of Council. C.

T. Hilton, recently elected as when he came near losing an eye returning from July Sth to 12th inclusive, without being deposited with Kidneys, wo cure no pay. and Perma by having it torn by a hedge thorn. member of the city council the jaiflt agent Additional limit to re nently the worst cases of This afternoon he came to the Axtell Fourth ward of this city, says the Sa- tDorrfa ana no how lone stand hospital with a badly hurt face, the turn not later than September 1st can be obtained by depositing return por A. A.

Weiss and the famous Corona-do Beach Band will be here May 29 in the afternoon and the band will give a street concert and at 7:30 a free lectare with stereoptican views will be given at the Reno House corner. ld nose having been broken and the up lina Journal, nas been compelled to resign for the reason that he is also a letter carrier employed in the local ing. Absolutely harmless. Sold by druggists. Price SI .00, or by mail, postpaid, tl.OO, 3 boxes; $2.76.

per jaw bone fractured by a kick by tion of ticket with joint agent and payment of 50c, on American Club sas City at 6:55 p. reaching Colorado the next morning. The Santa Fe's regular daily Colorado express between Chicago and Denver will be a horse. He will no doubt be dis plan, ranging price irom aac to THE SANTAl-PEPSI CO, figured for life. postofflce and the government prohibits a person In the mail service BEILEFONTAINE.

OHIC. also a la carte service. Write John Y. Calahan, general agent, 113 from holding outside positions. Post The Way to Murder.

For sale by C. E. Sidlinger and G. master Fitzpatrick wrote the postof- continued as heretofore. By this route one obtains a fine view of tho Rockies for a hundred miles between Pueblo and Denver.

Hank Lowry killed an infant just Hodge. born in giving it morphine, says the fice department that the office of coun cilrnan did not Interfere with his du Adams street. Room 29S, Chicago, lor time of departure of trains from Chicago, and other detailed information. 5-20 It's Up to You to grasp the good things that come your way. Read up on the money making possibilities of Missouri, Kansas, Indian Territory, and Texas.

Let us send "Business Chanses," Timely ToDics "Texas" "The Golden Wellington News. Death was pain ties as a mail carrier, but the depart less and speedy. He got ten years. ments decision was that unless Hilton John Cummins tortured a girl eight resigned as councilman he could not een months, then watched hr die remain in the postoffice service. from blood poisoning in horrible THE RENO BARBER SHOP.

BATH ROOMS. Everything the very latest and best In the city. W. CALDWELL. aeony.

Then he buried her and af $25.00 i3 the Rock Island's rate from Hutchinson until June 15th. You do not have to wait until April 1st to start Stop overs are allowed any place In California on Southern Pacific lines, except Los Angeles or Saa Francisco. Through tourist cara every day without change: Inqnira for particulars. E. C.

Fisher, agent. BEETS WERE FROZEN. Square" and other Interesting "Katy" publications pertaining to the Great Southwest Address, "Katy," Sol Wainwright, St Louis, Mo. 2 terwards burned the bones. He gets Why Don't You enter into the spirit of the times and progress? No better way to gain a few live pointers regarding Indian Territory than by writing for the May issue of "The Coming Country now ready.

Address "Katy," 503 Wainwright, St Louis, Mo. 4 not over three years. Moral Don't Beet Farmers of Kearney County Re be too quick and painless in commit planted Their Fields. ting murder. Slow torture will light Poctnet receipt books 10 cents each, three lor 25 cents, at the News office Pocket receipt books 10 cents each, tnree for 25 cents, at the News office.

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