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HUTCHINSON 1) AIL Yi' FKIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1897. PERHAPS HERE. fHE HUTCHINSON NEWS IRVANi brown; Attention WARDENS MUST PART, The Wife Goes Free and the Husband to the Pen. Th? MS 4 A 4 the Uast BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS. If You Have Not Read it You May Find it in This Column.

Fresh cranberries at Sweet 2t Band concert tonight on Sherman street. J. H. Hamilton visited in Burrton yesterday. Go to Sweet Co.

for fine lemons and bananas. 2t C. R. Swan is out today, after being1' on the sick list. Miss Myrtle Moore of Kingman is visiting friends here.

Peaches by the basket, at Colin Campbell J. A. Collingwood, of Pretty Prairie, was a visitor today. Miss Edna Vohring is visiting her grandfather in Stafford. Tomatoes by the basket, at Colin Campbell One of the Pair Who Swindled the Merchants will Pay the Debt.

You know all our public schools open Monday, Septem- ber 13. Every mother should go over the children's wants carefullv and see if there is not somethine' tliev' need Via on I careiuny ana Bee ii mere is not someining tney neea to begin i Farmers! WE will sell you the best Threshing Coal in the market at the following extremely low prices Nice, Large, Clean $3.70 Nice, Large, Clean 4.00 CENTRAL COAL an' COKE CO. Telephone No. 33. 214 N.

Main. E. L. ODELL, Mgr. school with.

Prices aie running low now for all new merchan- some time next summer, bat the place and date" will be determined by the executive committee later. The prospects now are that it will be held at Hutchinson. The Sterling people treated their visitors very nicely yesterday.and may well be proud of the success of the gathering, for they evidently worked hard for it. A meeting of Sterling camp for degree work' was held last night, to which a good many of the members from neighboring towns remained. NOTES ON THE PICNIC.

The Alden camp was awarded the 810 prize for largest percentage of membership present. Every member of the camp, sixteen in number, registered. The Hutchinson Band, as usual.made a fine showing. President Peverly and Secretary Knowlton worked hard, and are deserving of a large share of praise for the success of the gathering, R. A.

Campbell made an excellent speech. There are twenty-six camps in the district covered by the association. Some of them sent very small delegations. They will do better next time. From 1,000 to 1,500 people listened to the speaking in the grove.

It was an orderly crowd, and not an unpleasant incident occurred during the day to mar the proceedings. 18 karat wedding rings a Plank's. HELD FOR MURDER. dise in our 6tore. You can buy Dress Goods, Hosiery, Autumn OTHER NEWS OF THE CITY Hats, Ribbons, and almosr everything you want in this store a 0 and be sure of getting your money's worth.

Levi Hertzler, near Booth, is build ing a fine new barn. rhe Woodman Crowd Report a Good Time. M. A. Taylor and family, of Hugo- At I5c Yard A BIG line of New Fall Checks, just the thing for school wear 15c Yard 'At 48c Each.

A good line of Misses and Chil- dren's Sailors splendid value At 48c Each 4 ton, are the guests of Hutchinson friends. Melons on ice at Morrison's meat market. Telephone 12. Miss Kate Brown of Burrton is em Fatty Oswald is Held at Pond Creek on Suspicion of Murder. ployed at Martin's store as saleslady.

Frank Colladay sells the Round Oak, 4 At 25c Each. the best heater in the world. A special session of the city council 110 North Main Street. ICHjSickle Alarm Clocks 60 cents. At 25c Yard.

The best assortment of Plain and Fancy Weaves in the city see the goods before you buy a school dress has been called for this evening. Children's School Tam O'Shan- ters in all colors At 25n "Rn.fYh 4 B. Levy is building an addition to his bouse at 421 Worth Main street. An addition is being built to the E. D.

Warden, who swindled the Hutchinson merchants, will spend a year at Lansing, and his wife will be released. It will be remembered that the Wardens located here last spring. Warden 25c Yard D. J. FAIR home of M.

Meyer, on East bherman. The blue mackintosh will not be taken to Mrs. Warden is BROWN. now free. 4 Fatty Oswald from Here Held on Suspicion at Round Pond 0.

T. "Fatty" Oswald, who left here recently, is held at Round Pond, O. on suspicion of murdering a man there. The evidence against him seems B. Nusbaum went to Newton today to look after the Star Clothing Com DRY GOODS pany branch store.

Angels' food cakes 30 cents. Fruit Corner of First and Main. Huchinson, Kansas. Lumber, Lime, Stone, Brick, Cement, Agatite, Paint, Barb Wire, Posts, Etc. Let Us Figure Your Bills RUBEKOID ROOFIXG The only perfect roofing, absolutely waterproof, is not affected by heat, to be entirely circustantial.

The dis and ribbon cake 5 cents per square, at the Bon Ton. patches sent out from Guthrie yesterday stated that the murdered man had A man who was there and felt the full force of the truth says that Ster been killed with a hatchet and that the deed had been traced by blood to ling was "dry yesterday. was a travc-ling nursery man, also a sewing machine agent, and his wife opened an "art studio" on North Main street. Without any recommendations the pair furnished their rooms, bought provisions and horses and a buggy, all on credit, then quietly vanished from the town. By clever work the officers tracked them to Northwestern Kansas and brought them back.

There wtre several counts against them and they were to be tried at the present term of court. Warden arranged to plead guilty to one count with the understanding that he should receive a sentence of one year in tae penitentiary, and that Mrs. Warden should be released, fie came into court and plead guilty to the one count this morning. Clothes made in the very lateststyles cold, acids, alkaties steam or gases, is odorless, no tar or other coating. Call by Jones, the Sherman street tailor.

See his samples. Oswald's rooms, where the hatchet was found. There was a man from Round Pond in Hutchinson today who stated thai this part of the report was entirely C. K. Beckett, the Raymond cattle man, is moving into the J.

D. Weiner and Bee it. Hard and Soft Coal See us before buying? your winter's supply. C. A.

Rykek, Mgr. Telephone No. 13. house in this city today. unfounded.

Bilhimer, the murdered Frank Colladay has just received a carload of buggies and will sell them VL t5fte? tJ -r man) had been seen about with Os wald before the occurrence and circumstances suggested Oswald. on the installment plan. The A. O. U.

W. will hold a special meetinsr tonight. Ail members are The visitor from Round Pond says Bilhimer was not killed with a hatchet but had been stabbed and afterwards urged to be in attendance. AMONG THE WOODMEN. The Bontz case will go to the jury about, 6 o'clock this evening, after oc LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.

cupying two days at court. put on the railroad track. We Expected Rain. The Young Peoples' Society of the The Hutchinscn Team Took in the Prize Without a Contest-A Pleasant Day. The Hutchinson delegation to the Modern Woodmen log rolling at Ster Presbyterian church, hold their busi We expected rain last night, but it did not come.

We do not always get ness meeting for August tonight. The band concert was not given last what we expect. If you buy your gvo ntirht as the bovs did not return from ling returned last night on Santa Ft No. 8. tired aud dusty, but report having had a very enjoyable day.

The ceries of Thomson Bros, you get just what you expect the best quality of Sterling in time. But it will begiven tonight. Jones, the Sherman street tailor, has goods. THEY WILL PICNIC. a fine line of fall and winter samples, He will make yon a suit of clothes for Wright Todd's Old Stand ('o.

21 South Main St.) Retails Goods at Wholesale Prices. District Agents cr the Aetna Life and Accident Insurance Co. Rooms 1, 2 and 3, over A. A. Drug store.

812 up. Reno and SeverallOther Counties Select Wichita Little Miss Lilah Hurst will enter Returns! That's Business! for Their Next Year's Meet, From the Wichita Beacon. Quick Action! Quick i tain twenty-four of her friends tomorrow afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday. Dr. W.

S. Minick, president of the Harmony council of this city, was yes An important session of the A. O. W. will be held tonight.

All members terday afternoon elected president of a permanent organization effected by are desired to be prompt. Urgen business on band. Southern Kansas Fraternal Aid Asso There will be only a few more days ciation members, the object of which that grapes will be on the market, bee Breakfast Bacon 09 1 lb Daisy Ham 09 2 3-lb cans Grated Pineapple 25 Tobacco, Star, per lb 40 Tobacco, Horseshoe, per lb 40 Heinz's Sweet Mixed Pickles, 20 Rallston Breakfast Food, 13 EH Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, per pkg io 5 loaves Fresh Bread 10 1 lb Cap Sheaf Soda 05 1 box (3 cakes) Buttermilk 08 2 lis Mixed or Stick Candy 15 1 lb Coffee (Santos Blend) 15 1 lb Coffee (Rio Blend) 11 All Other Goods at Cut Prices. 18 lbs Best Granulated Sugar. 1.00 Lion and Arbuckle Coffee, 11 3 bars Lenox, Clairette, or Laundry Soap 25 3 3-1 cans Baked Beans 2.i .3 1-lb cans Salmon 25 1 can Lewis Lye 10 1 pkg (12 boxes) Parlor 10 4 pkgR Cocoanut, shreded 25 2 pkgs Sapolio 15 1 25 oz can K.

C. Baking Powder. 18 A13 ozcanK. Baking Powder. 12 AlO-f zeanK O.

Baking Powder. 07 Con Brand Soda, 10 oz 05 1 gal dar Vinegar 15 5 gal Coal Oil or Gasolene GO 12 lbs Sal Soda 25 will be the holding of a yearly Colin Campbell where yon can picnic, and Wichita was selected as buy them by the basket, cheap. Arthur Asher, of Stafford, was in W. H. Wilson.

L. Hellswell. Wilson (Successors to Frazee Wilson.) Plumbers and Gas Fitters. Hot Water and Steam Heaters a Specialty OUr pottos Good We-fr No. 200 N.

Main Opp. Midland Hotel. the place for holding the first annual picnic. The organization was further the city this week. He is contemplating purchasing Hutchinson property completed by the election of C.

Beck and will move bis family bere. of Win field, as secretary, and L. P. Marti of Newton, as treasurer. In the territory embraced by the organiza Sweet Co.

will hereafter handle the Ladies' Exchange. Home made bakery supplies, salt rising bread, pies tion are the counties of McPherson, and cakes, also Saratoga chips. 2t Marion, Harvey, Butler, Cowley, Sum Miss Jordan, of Ottumwa, and ner, Harper, Kingman, Reno, Rice and Sedgwick. This includes fifty coun B14 bars Monday Morning Laundry Soap 2j Cents FULL WEIGHT! FULL MEASURE! FRESH GOODS! We Carry Everything in the Grocery Line. We request the people of Hutchinson and vicinity to pay us a visit Howard Myers, Clerk, Miss Moss of Great Bend, are vibiting Mrs.

B. W. Ladd in this city. Miss Hutchinson band, the uniformed team of the Hutchinson camp, and the large delegation of Hutchinson visitors, formed a very conspicuous part of the parade, and was given the position of honor at the lead. Quite a delegatiou of ladies of Sunflower Camp of Royal Neighbors were in the procession.

The tramp to the picnic grounds was long and dusty, and upon arrival the band discoursed some sweet, stirring music. Editor Junkiu of Sterling, made a short address of welcome, which was responded to by Dr. Hutchinson, after which dinner was served. The afternoon pro. ram consisted of music, recitations, speeches in behalf of Woodcraft by State Deputy Murpby of Leavenworth, and R.

A' Campbell of Hutchinson. Although teams were present from other camps, only those from Hutchinson were uniformed and none of them would enter the contest for the priz. The Uutehi-Boa team exhibited a fancy drill under direction of Captain Mangold, which was very creditably performed The S10 prize was awarded them for it. At the executive committee's meeting following the drill the constitution of the association was adopted which gives it the name of the Central Kansas Log Rolling Assoc a lion, with a nfembersbip composed of all trie eatnps in Reno, Rice and Barton counties, and such camps In adjacent counties us desire to come in. The new officers elected were as follows: President Dr.

A. M. Hutchinson, of Hutchinson. Secretary W. A.

Mangold, of Hutchinson. Treasurer B. A. Trcadway, of Nick-erson. Mr.

Treadway was also elected vice president. Another log rolling will be held cils, twelve of which were represented Jordan was so unfortunate as to lose J. II, F. PLATE, her baggage in the Santa Fe wreck at Emporia. here yesterday, and a total member ship of nearly 2,500.

Notice to Parents. Mrs. Brooks, of this city, was so vn fortunate as to lose her pocketbook at Sterling jesterday with all the money Parents who have children to eeud she tiad at band, and ner return rail to school the coming year should re road ticket. member that this year all old school The Reformatory quartet was out over town last night serenading the teachers of the Reformatory Sunday school. Some of the members of the quartet will soon be paroled.

JUST GOT IN NEW ETaporated Blackberries, Evaporated Kasplterrlcs, Evaporated Apricots, It was noticeable that of all the boys books must be exchanged for the new books adopted by the 'Text Book Coin-mission 1 am the duly authorized exchange agent for Hutchinson and Reno county. When you get ready to exchange your school books, please call at my place and make the exchange, No. 12 South Main street, Hutchinson, Kansas, rao, F. J. Altbwaokr, in Sterling, the bonny band boye cre a pi to ated a sensation.

The sterling' girls 01 CD a a 03 CD 10 CD 03 co CD just couldn withstand their looks, Great Men and Famous Women. The Hutchinson people who subscribed for the work, "Great Men and Famous Women," do not have to send the same away to be bound. The Nkwi bindery can do the work just as well, if not better, and save you money. Bring the books to the Nf.ws bindery to be bound, and do cot send your money away from borne. Notice.

If the people who have been receiving magazines from Mr. Mangold (delivered) will kindly let me know their address we shall be pleased to deliver the magazines same as heretofore. Mr. Mangold has severed i connection with my place of business. V.

J. Al.TSWAGKR. 12 South Main Street. 2t The best ink Hand inal is the Gard ner. Sold at the Nkwa ofllne.

and ice cream was at a premium. Canned Musbronn and Trultles. In Truflle and Tomatuea. fcardmea l.i 11 aid Icicles, b.rdlnes Jockey CiUb and Extra Mustard. Dr.

Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Cure in positively, certainly, infallibly. Cure it so it stave mirpil. Cure it so vou can stoD takinir medicine. And that is something that Wanted Copies of the Daily News of November 26 and 27, 18SH).

Leave at this office. no other retne iy in tne worm win and finally when they untied the bell rope, the train was stopped and the crew searched in vain for them. Yesterday afternoon Mr. George Lowrey and Miss Minnie Hobertson entertained their Sunday school classes and a few other little friends at the Lowrey home on east. About fifteen children were pr sect and all enjoyed the dainty suppir that whs served.

Afterwards they were taken for a drive. The blind horse doctor here recently has seen fit to visit Stirling, and as usual receive lodging and transportation at the expense of the city. He conducted himself in an orderly manner until supper time, when the city marshal found it necessary to feed him and send him on to Ellinwood. He expressed a strong and insatiable desire to brain that worthy official, which he was fortunately prevented from dning. DE.

J. W. MAGTJIRE, SPECIALIST. In diseases of the Eye and Bar, Nose am) Threat. Spectacles acleattflcally adjusted Oltlce In Ma ontc Putchlnon.

O. W. STIENHOUR, Sign and Carriage Tainting, Fousa Printing and Prpir Hanging. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Shrr 314 North Main St The Hutchinson band gave a concert Thompson's Wild Cherry Phosphate, Hire's Koot Deer Extract, in front of the Hotel Moms me waiting for the train at Sterling last evening.

The concert was heartily appreciated, and the boys did some Official facsimile of Medal Awarded DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER o3 Capres and Olive Oil. beef Extract and Rennett. Arruwroot and Ccl rr Halt. Caviar and urr.e Powder.

INSURANCE-- Properly written in Good CsTF'C" c3 to CD c3 Hi 03 Telephone 182, N0TICEII H. D. Wlnslow Is the authorized agent for the exchange of new school books to be used in Hutchinson and Reno county. When parents are ready to lend their children to school and wish to exchange books, please call on H. D.

Wlnslow, 23 North Main Street. IlnnHmH PerrlnR only lr a can, French 1'ean, IS and liHC'eiita. very creditable work. Mies Alice F. Stone, a teacher in the public schools of Burrton, and Rev.

A W. Cummings of Wlnfield, were married at Burrton last week. They will make their homo at Wlnfield. A number of friends from this conn 'y attended the ceremony. A number of farmers In the vicinity of Haven will builds new house thU season.

This move cornea from havtig wheat crops which brings good prices A. J. Tyler was in the city thin morning from Haven figuring on the contract for a new house. Six young Ilutchlnaonites rode to Sterling on the trucks yesterJay. At Nick- rson they were drivi off and in scrambling on again, one of the young strra lost his' bat.

Undaunted they rode on. Returning they caused all kinds of trouble for the brakemao, DO YOU EAT? PARM UOANS'. Made at low rates with liberal privileges. If In need ot a loan it will pay you to call on me. JOHN fl KINKEL, Rooms 7 and 9 McCttrdy Building.

Telephone 55.. i SCI U- 'I KhKttatl' f. I TO tw faking PnWiWCo, Ill iVklUUli1, A HancJsomo Complexion JUHt try OllO Ol morn uiuumn the CITY DININO If ALL, East i i Tl, nro oil rifrlit. la on of tlio trrfiatoH rhnrms a woman cm :1 pmseM. l'uiwm'i l'uwvut Rival It.

WORLD'S FAIRXHICAGO, 1893 FELLERS, Proprietor..