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The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • 6

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UUTUiilJNSUJN DAJLLX JN SAT 1 IJA UJN lHy SHORT TALKS Emehson Cawsy. President. J. G. PCTERBATTOH.

Vice-President. Samuel Cauev, Insure With and About Business Men at Home and A. B. Caket, she puts life and soul into the part she acts. Miss Colton is very ably supported by Mr.

Bert Richardson who played the part of Sir Horace Welby, an English tourist, Mr. Richardson is Treasurer. btcretary. Abroad, and the Traveling Men, The traveling men hold their uiouthly business ueetiug next evening. a finished actor and played his part to perfection; h'e did some very fine emo PURE CRYSTAL ICE.

tional acting and was generously applauded by the audience." The above company at the opera house all next A business tvau had this to say ab iut MADE FROM Your Property. It will pay you to do so. The companies I represent offer tirst-class indemnity. Would be glad to consult with you about it. JOHN M.

KINKEL. Rooms 7 and 9 McCurdy-Updegraff building, Hutchinson, Kansas. week. Admission 10 cents. No higher.

DISTILLED WATER. THE STORY OF A SOLDIER'S LIFE. the coming Fourth of July celebration to the Short Talk writei "I am glad to see our citizens donating so liberally towards the celebration, and I noticed men's names on the list whom I am certain are like myself, their busi CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED THE HUTCHINSON ICE CO. The Life Ended in a Tragedy and the Burial in a Discovery. ness for that day will not be increased From the El Dorado Republican.

one cent by the crowd that will be PERA HOUSE. The recent burial of Otto Schaffer here, but then I judge that these gentlemen look at the matter as they JOE Vacation Goods unlocked as romantic a secret as was ever divuiged iu song or story. His W. -V, LOE, Milliliter. should, they know that some ot our death was a tragedy killed by light merchants will be benefitted by the crowd, and if they are benefitted all the citv is benefitted.

This is the ning while at prayer and his funeral was marked by an incident peculiarly dramatic, and which his friends regard as a prophecy of something beyond Has moved across the street to No. 6 North Main. HE SELLS right way to look upon such matters. Are first on the want list now, which we fill completely and triumphantly in our stock of shirts I "Mathattan" is the best 'made) the article you want, FETUP1N OF THE FAVORITES ANOTHER SOLID WEEK And WedLesday and Saturday Matinee COMMENCING Monday, June 22. the grave.

He was buried by the At the Santa Fe hotel the other day, the short italk writer had the privil tne qualities that please and surprise you, the prices that'll insure your pocketbook against a vacuum all are here. Wide-a-wake buvers should all Grand Army boys during a lull in an awful storm. By accident, doubt Milk Shakes and Ice Cold Buttermilk be here too, to claim their share of what's waiting for them. If you want to a Specialty. less, one of the guns of the see a parade of reasons for purchasing now, just examine the "Manhattan" little squad of comrades who fired closely prices, SI.

50 to S2.00 for colored SI. 00 to S3. 00 for white. ege of meeting a gentleman who has a brother in one of our large cities who stands today near the top of the retail dry goods business iu the United States. During the conversation the THE the last salute over his oody, was The "Eclipse" plays second place to the head of the list prices, 45c to SI.

25. THEY FIT. wear well and cive p-eneral satisfaprinn inet libo nir. loaded with ball as well as with pow Gene Mclnturff, At Joe's Old Cigar Stand, thing else yon buy of us. der.

The bullet struck a pigeon run gentleman drifted ou to the subject of IT'S RIGHT, or we are here to make it right, and people find this out his brother's sueeess in the retail bust snow-white, winging its night over the old country graveyard, and it fell who deal with ness and said, "I have heard my 1st Door Xorthof Fiist National Bank. TO dead ou the wet uncovered coffin iust brother say often that he considers Fine Cigars, Tobacco, lowered to the bottom of the gave. It his newspaper advertising the most was left there and covered with the essential thing in his entire business In a New Reportoire of Up to-Pate in fact it has made his wonderful trade same damp earth beneath which Otto sleeps the eternal sleep. Otto Fruits and all kinds of Summer Drinks, for him. II is motto has been to use Sehatfer had been a soldier in the space in daily papers, with an occas Productions, opening Monday evening in the Great Society Drama FOFGET-ME-NOT; Or.

civil war. tie enlisted early and ional pamphlet or poster, but his daily THTT, HOT fought to the finish, participating in some of the biggest and boldest bat newspaper space he has always considered indispensible, for he can use it every day to talk to his trade. Before SIX WEEKS IN POME. NEW his trade grew to its present enor Short Order and Lunch Poom tles of the war. He never received a scratch, but his bravery and soldiery bearing won for him the respect and friendship of the officers and men alike.

The revelation that his death 10 Cts 10 Ct NO ADVANCE. s. oious proportions he only used a few inches of space, but he used it every Opposite Midland Hotel. EVERYTHING NEW AND CLEAN. Ladies Free Monday Night.

day. He always said he would as soon think of locking his frout door three or four days a week as leaving his made to Coroner Harouff, who prepared the body for buriul, was that Otto Schaffer was a woman. Geo. Stover, Prop. t3Good Coffee a Specialty.

E. B. MOORE, A lady will be admitted Free with each person holding a Paid Ticket Monday night, provided the seat is Reserved before 0 o'clock Monday evening. Seats on sale on Saturday WILL BE TAKEN TO IOWA. "ad out of the daily papers three or four days a week.

As his business grew he took more space out until today he uses on an average about twenty inches every day in three or four dail Transfer and Storage. The Remains of McKee, Who Was Killed morning at clociv. Piano, Safe and Household Moving. Thursday Night, Will be Buried at Tipton, Stoves stored for the season. Leave ies.and once or twice a week, every Sun Seats can be reserved without extra Mrs.

McKee, the wife of the man orders at George McKinstry charge at Mantele's jewelry store. day and sometimes during the week Hardware Store. when he has something special ne uses Street cars win be in watting after each half or whole pasre, but he never perturmance. who was killed by jumping from the Santa Fe train Thursday night, arrived in the city yesterday evening from Wichita, and took charge of the remains of her husband. For your Protection.

Catarrh "Cures" or isses a day, and he claims that the Torn for Catarrh in liquid torm to he merchant who does and only advertis internallv. usually contain eithi-r Mercury or es spasmodically, is not up to his busi CATARRH Iodide of Fotassa, or both, which are injur McKee's brother will be here today ious if too loner taken. Catarrh is a local, not ness. If I ever quit the road and go a 1)1 disease, caused bv sudden chauge to from Tipton, Iowa, and the body will be taken there for burial. nto the retail business I shall most as cold or dump weatht-r.

It starts in tht nasal suredly follow my brother example passa-es. anVctimi eves, ears and throat. the advertising line." Married Cold in the head oaus-s flow of mm -us. and. if repented! neglected, the re local'disease and is the result of colds and sudden cEimatic changes.

It can be cnred by a pleasant remedy which is applied directly Into the Be-in? quickly absorbed it gives relief at once, Ely's Cream Balm sults of catarrh will severe pain in Largest Clothing House in Kansas. Mr. Ben Nussbaum, proprietor of At Newton, June IT, at 2:30 p. Mr. Charles YV.

Snyder to Miss Hat-tie N. Cllne, both of Hutchinson. the head, a roaring sound iu the ears, bad breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis he Star Clothing iiouse, prouao.y harje. The remedy should be quick to allay ives the subject of advertising more The ceremonies were performed in Have study than any merchant in Kansas inflammation and heal the meiubrene. tly Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for the presence of Miss Olie Tucher and Mr.

Marion Cline, of Hutchinson, and other friends in Newton. these troubles and contains no mercury and what is more he is one of the most successful advertisers in the state. He nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. is acknowledged to be the most thorough cnre for Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay I en of all remedies.

It open? and cleanses the nasal passages, allays pain and inflammation, heais the sores, protects the membrane from colds, restores the senses of taste and smell. Price 5(ic. at Draeaists or by mail ELY BKOTHEKS. 66 Warren Street, New York You Bought as a little office in the rear of his Officiating clergyman Rev. store that he calls his printing office.

make 810,000.000 appropriation and presiding elder of the Evangelical church. He has it filled with advertising cuts Your furnish more water for the purpose of indication and floating boats, not for and advertising printed matter. He They returned to Hutchinson on the considers his collection in this worth Want Them! drinking purposes. evening train, where a bountiful repast was served at the home of the at least $300. Every time Mr.

Nuss A LITTLE DRY. baum sees an attractive "ad' bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel a newspaper or magazine he clips nine oi west intn street. Alter Not So Much Rain Around Larned as We Have and puts it in his scrap book.

Had Here. E. CONE CO, Citizen's Bank Block, INSURANCE If he hears a good remark dropped which the bride and groom with many friends made a visit to their future residence, $15 Tenth street west. Summer Suit? NO! that can be turned into an "aa he L. A.

Bigger returned this morning makes a note of it for future reference from Larned, Kansas, where he has been on business connected with the He not only does this, but he also sub where they will be at home to their many friends. Many handsome as well as useful presents were received. scribes for a number of journals on ad Kansas First Mortgage company. Reynolds Bros. Ladies' Fine.

Hand Turn, But ton Shoes, plain toe. Sizes Mr. Bigger reports that the corn is All their friends unite in wishing them many years of happy married vertising and buys his cuts in large lots, which he keeps in an orderly manner, and can lay his hand on any not looking quite so well in that part life. of the country as it is in Reno county, Then See he wants at any time. While Mr.

as they have not had so much rain. Tomorrow's Excursion, Nussbaum has made a success of ad The corn is suffering some there for LADIES' DAY. 1, 11, 2, 21, 3 and 35. Several parties have arranged to go want of rain. Buettuer vertising clothing he says that he often wishes that he was in the drug to the Indian Territory tomorrow on Former Price At the Baptist Church.

the Hutchinson Southern excursion Mr. N. P. Stevens, Proprietor of the Swim ming Pool, Inaugurates a New Deal. business.

That is a business for a Everybody is invited to attend the The Fashionable Tailor. $3.00, $3.50 They have recently had two good rains in that country and everything looks man to advertise. There is more things in a well stocked drug store to On and after June 20, Fridays of revival meetings at the Baptist church each week, will be set aside as ladies' every afternoon and night of this promising. advertise than there is in a dry goods and clothing or both these establish week. Evangelist Wilbur, ot Winfield, The train leaves the Rock Island His Fits are Perfect and his day at the swimming pool, east of the city.

Ko gentlemen will be admitted To close out quick they go at is conducting the meetings. 6-20 depot at a. returning at 6:10 ments combined. He says that a drug to the pool on that day unless accom gist who will give the advertising part A Gold Platform. m.

mere nave been arrangements made for the entertainment of all, and panied by ladies. Children will be ad Patterns the Latest Style. No. 20 North Main. Well our goods are as "good as gold!" refreshments, dinner, will be of his business the same study that he does his prescriptions, can, in a short time, so interest the readers of a news.

That's our platform. found plentiful for all. mitted if accompanied by parents or older members of the family. The greatest of precaution will be taken that no improper persons are admitted Thomson On the Territory side of the line paper, that his "ads." will be looked Grocers, 322 North Main. for with more interest by the public $1.00 a Pair.

Youngs Sloe Store, there will be a match game of base ball between the Harper nine and a to the pool on Fridays. 2t A "Swearing In" than the latest telegraph news or soci club from the Territory comprising Will occur at the Salvation Army. Ice ety gossip. Ia fact there are new Marvelous Results. half breed Indians and cowboys.

For cream will be served at the same time, thinsrs in a drug store to talk about From a letter written by Rev. those desiring other entertainment. It with cake, for a dime. every day in the year. Gunderman, of Uimondals, we ample provisions have been made.

VANDIVERT WILL COME. are permitted to make this extract "I have no hesitation in recommend' L. B. YOOXG, Proprietor. 12 N.

Main St. The rate is SI for the round trip, and inc Dr. King's Sew Discovery, as the Cyclones For protection against cyclones and fire, see Moore Chrisman He Has Accepted the Invitation to Speak Here you cannot spend the day as cheaply at home. Take your wife or vour best results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor 26t July Fourth.

girl with you. M. R. Cain, Judge Vandivert of Kinsley has ac of the Baptist cnurch at Kives June tion she was brought down with pneu Excursion Agent. Fatal Experiment cepted the invitation of the committee monia succeeding la grippe.

Terrible Aunt Rachel (on a visit) Gertie ails you? Are You Tired and come to Hutchinson July naroxisms of coughing would last where is the nice little doll I gaveyot' All the time? ihis condition is hours with little interruption, and Fourth to deliver an address. last Christmas? sure indication that your blood is not seemed that she could not survive Judee Vandivert is one of the most rich and nourishing as it outrLt to be Mm Gertie I put bloomers on her the, other day, auntie, and she isn't a bil them. A friend recommended Dr, Have yon a feel- ing of weight in the Stomach Bloating afterS eating Belch-C ine of Wind prominent men of the state and is be- and as it may be if you will take a few King's New Discovery; it was quick in sice now. CMcaco Record. ing supported by western Kansas Re- bottles of the great blood purifier, its wortr.

ana mgmy bausiacLury re suits." Trial bottles free at the Uw Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thousands write that Uood's Sarsaparilla has cured YOUR FEET Pharmacy. Eegular price 50 cents and AN OUNCE OF DYNAMITE publicans as a candidate for United States senator. The people who come to Hutchinson on the Fourth will have i Vomitingof Food 1 Waterbrash them of that tired feeling by giving 1 81. Can't be too well cared for.

The shoe them rich, red blooa. Is worth a ton of saw-d ust If one wants an you want is the best you can get for Hood's Pills act easily and promptly explosive. the money. From the last to tne last on the liver and bowels. Cure sick the pleasure of hearing him speak.

What the Eagle Says. our shoes keep their shape, lhat One of Dr. Hobbs' Sparagus Kidney Pilis Is worth a barrel of medical slops if one wants headache. 141 "Guess Who." how they last so well. They are SDeakins' examples of top qualities in The Wichita Daily Eagle of June A SOLID GOLD PING GIVEN AWAY FREE AT THE health, vigor and purity.

Pills versus Potions. Potions are liquid. Pills are solid. footwear. Vou see mat wnen you 13th says: "The Ten Tens presented Captain Barrett expects to eat ice look at them.

You feel it when you the very fine society drama. Forget cream with her "brother" from Win' Potions are diluted. Pills are concen put them on. They fit? As easy as Me Not, at the Grand last night to a addinc 2 and 2, and as aereeable as trated. There must be more strength in Pills.

Heartburn Bad Taste in the Mouths ia the Morning Palpitation of the? Heart, due to Distension of Stomach Cankered Mouth Gas in the Bowels Loss of Flesh Fickle Appetite Depressed, Irritable Condition of the Mind Dizziness Headache Con- stipation or Diarrhea? Then yon have DYSPEPSIA i Its man? forms- The nt jotitiTe I curt for this distressing complaint Is Dyspepsia Cablets fcy mall, prepaid, oa receipt mt 25 cents. CnoitE RMrT. Htel Imnriil Tork.saTs: 1 srtrm1 h-Tribiy from y- but Acker's Tablets, alts) meas, have currd me. i Acker Medicine i-tS Chambers St, I. field Saturday night.

"Guess who." At His Old Tricks. packed house. This is really one of good news. The style? L'p to date When vou need water, vou can drink it like an almanac for the best acted dramas Wichita theatre Owl Pharmacy. pure.

You don't want it in your medicine. We guarantee our shoes to be the nele Allen Briscoe is now in Potions contain alcohol, mixed with the best for wear, fit and price. See that Charleston, 111. Word has been re goers have witnessed for many a long day. Miss Jessie Colton as Stephene de Monvart, the Parisienne adventur "Selz, Schwab Co." is on every pair They give away a ticket with every water, to preserve them.

Alcohol is bad for the kidneys. Pills contain no alcohol. ceived here that the old gentlemen has got the Pops and Democrats to fuse in glass of Soda water, kd 1'uncn and Phosnhate. Nothing but Fruii ess, was superbly acted. The part Have no others.

STAR CLOTHIERS. AGENTS FOB ABOVE SOODS. Dr. Hobb3' Sparagus Kidney Pills contain all the medical ingredients necessary to Svrups used in their fountain, and the person presenting the most tickets by July 15th will be presented with the that district and nominate him for state senator. Uncle can now advocate his pet idea of having congress could not be improved upon.

She makes a grand appearance npon the stage and acted with grace and life; cure the Kidneys, with no useless additions HUTCHINSON: KANSAS or adulterations. ring..

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