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MEETING NOTICES.

CALLED MEETING OF CONCORD O
~ Lodge, No. III, +. and A. NJ, THIS "a
Thursday EVENING, Feb. 2Sth, Xxx
1880 O'Clock. Work III third degree W
Visiting brothers cordially invited.
1t" NJ. L. COPPERSMITH, w. NJ.
~ bone Sisters - Regular meeting THIS
Thursday EVENING, at 7:3O o'clock. Ell
tertalnment. SHELLY BARRY, NJ. E. C.
MRS. GEORGIA GUTHRIE. NJ. of r. and G. Ii
V NJ. IRREGULAR MEETING OF CAP
i ltal Council, No. II, THIS Thursday
EVENING at 1880 o'clock. All mem bers aud
visiting brothers are courteously invited to
attend. &c It'll j. J. MORAN.
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DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND ga
IL full assortment of agate and tInware. 5
and loo counters; good butter, from 80 to 4Oc
per roll; cans corn, 25c; 3 cans tomatoes
2Oc; prunes, &c ID; s lbs p beans, 25c. In or.
der to meet hard times we are selling goods at
the lowest mark.
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OUR crockery and glassware sale is fast
drawing to close. Buy your household
goods before it ia too late 51S + street
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DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1914
~ Eighth st. MRS. JOHNSON, Proprietress
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TO LET Or RENT.

rINO RENT CHEAP-2O> ACRES, 4 MILES
L from city; small vineyard table grapes
and orchard. Address Box 20, this office.
fe2S-3t%
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GROCERIES.

OU coffee. 25c per pound; kz-gallon stone jug
best maple syrup, Coo; crushed Java coffee,
zoe per pound in bulk; smoked herring, &C
per box; best jelly IN glass, 15c; a lot OF sugar
finest French sardines, zoe; table pears lOc
per can; 1-pound plug good chewing tobacco,
25c. SACRAMENTO CASH, Eleventh and j.
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oil mainsprings; all work guaranteed 4l9
K street, next TO Metropolitan Theater. Cash
paid for old gold and silver
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CRoCKERY and glassware half-price
now. viii be twice as much when we
are sold out. At SIS street.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR a TRADE-I
~ have 90 acres of as fine fruit land as there
Is IN this State. The Bear River Ditch which
has Just been completed, runs through it, so
that every loot OF 1t can be irrigated. The
above Auburn, and has the railroad station
on it, with ten trains passing daily. This
land IS surrounded by fruit orchards. How
ellis olive farm adjoins 1t on the west Hay
lords peach orchard on the east and Dawsons
vineyard on the south. Here is fine location
Tor country store, blacksmith shop. butcher
shop, PostOtfice and rail depot as we'll and as
Sanltarlum for health it Is unsurpassed in
this country. Here is a chance for you. Price,
$4,000 and | will trade 1t for house and
lot or vacant lot in Sacramento Oakland or
san Francisco. Address T. y. Box 354, Sac
ramento, Cal.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

MRS. c. J. ADAMS, FASHIONABLE
III dressmaker, has opened her parlors at
1920 Sixth street, and wishes the public to
know that she does first-class work; bridal
suits, mourning suits and taior-made suits
for SO up. te19-llt
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRoN.-Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 53l NJ street. i
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GENERAL NOTICES.

physical TRAINING, VOICE Gull
4 ture, Elooution and Delsarte expression.
Apply Unity Hall. Foresters building, Tues
days and Fridays. MRS. ELIZABETH
Doh 721 l street, graduate of De-
trolt Training School and pupil of Oshar
Guttmann, New York, and Emil Behnke,
London. Glasses now forming. Children's
classes, Saturdays, 1880 A. NJ.
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WANTED - BY April. 18TH, FUR
w nished housekeeping roome with mod
ern conveuiepces for quiet couple. Address
q. N, 1212 Tenth street. fe26-1w*
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11OO FOURTH STREET - FURNISHED
l1UO rooms, 81 and upward per week; nice
front suite MRS. w. a. CASWELL.
1901 NINTH ST. HOUSE OF FIVE
1OHl rooms. Inquire Eagle Bakery, s26 X.
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An EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR FOR
n dyeing and cleaning business. Apply
1O11 sixth street.
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WANTED.

NOUNG MARRIED FOREIGN COUPLE,
i without children, want position on q
farm. Husband is good farm hand and un-
derstands milking, and wife is good cook and
housekeeper. Apply Old William Tell House.
Ninth and j streets fe27-2t*
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T OOK HERE-A MAGNIFICENT OPPOR-
IL tunlty Tor q tirst-class canvasser, lady or
gentleman Inquire of Z. L. BERGMAN,
42O street. this city, between the hours OF
8 A. NJ. and l2 NJ.
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NURSERY.
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ANDREWS SELECT SCHOOL. 514
lNl Thirteenth street; English branches and
music use OF cab.
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HORSES, HARNESS AND WAGONS AT
L i Rice's feed and sale stables, Twelfth, l
auu j.
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nRESS AND CLOAK MAKER-CLOAKS
- made over; suits, IS, 50 and $40. 1923
Seventh street.
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L land suitable for dairy; not more than
two and half miles from city. Address Il.
", this office.
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LOsT-FeUND.

T OST-A BUNCH OF KEYS. WITH
! chain attached, on Capitol grounds, east
side. Suitable reward at GIG l. St fe27,2t*
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BOOKBINDEEs.

NTAGAZIN ES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
vi odicals bound in superior modern STYLES
at SILNIUS CHOENBACKLER'S General
Bookbinders, 4O3 street.
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TOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE IN A
l. good location; good payer l2 rooms; of
fered at the low price OF 5000; rent of build
ing $50, EDWIN X. ALSIP q CO., 1Ol5
Fourth street, Sacramento.
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ITO LET-FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR OF
i house 722 Eighth street; no children.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
BLACKSMITHs, ETC.
CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
Carpet cutting, sewing and renting; furniture
packed for shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 292
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ONLY one-third of our crockery and
glassware stock left at SIS street.
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PRICES on crockery and glassware will
be double when our stock is gone. SIS
street. =
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PERSONALS.

A LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR, SAFE,
II quick cure guaranteed: any disease OF
1rregularity; disgrace, danger avoided; sure
relief, though others fail: travellers treated:
low fee; self-cure send, call or write; strict
confidence. Room l, 415 J street.
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ZINE PROPERTY ON K STREET. FOR
l. particulars address NJ, this Office.
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HORSE AND BUGGY, 500; HALF
L cash, half time. See GARDINER at
Race Track.
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MANSION HOUSE. SEVENTH, AND ]
VI streets-Decidedly the best place in the
city, comfortable clean and homelike; rooms
en- suite or single, with or without board;
good board, S4 per week.
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NTANTED-TO RENT, y PIANO IN GOOD
w condition. Address T. B., this Office.
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NIAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
l. TO +. q q. THOMAS for best and quickest
work. 1011 Sixth street.
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FOR SALE.

oOsO WILL BUY LOT 8OXl6o IN THE
t0OOU Sherman d Parker Tract. Inquire
OF COOLEY, 1913 Fourth street
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A RESTAURANT DOING A GOOD BUSI-
n ness. Apply to ROSS & ROSS 1905
Fourth street.
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Drank II. WING HAS REMOVED HIS
l. Rubber stamp Factory to Old Postoffice
building. second floor; Office Room l6.
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DOR BARGAINS IN HOP LAND GO TIC
Il ROSS & ROSS. 1908 Fourth street.
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1000 G STREET.-THE LOWER PART
1870 of house of or rooms; rent very
reasonable.
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JOSEPH NIMMo, JR.
Washington, February Il, 1895.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

100 K STREET-NEWLY FURNISHED
Icy rooms, single or en- suite, with or with
out board. Prices reasonable.
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DLACKSMITH-SHOP IN GOOD LOCA-
ID ton, corner Eleventh and L streets. In
quire next door.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23

The EIks Convention at Buffalo Virtually In
Control OF the jamestown Faction.

The EIks Convention at Buffalo Virtually In
Control OF the Jamestown Faction.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 22.-The peace
convention of the Ellxs ended with yes
terday's session. The expectation that
the two warning factions would be
brought together by the conference
was only in q measure fulfilled, and
time only will show whether the
action taken will end in one
grand organization or not, One
result of the peace convention has
been to strengthen the jamestown fac
ton and correspondingly weaken the
other. as nearly all the Atlantic City
lodges represented in the conference
have Joined hands with the Jamestown
faction. With this as nucleus the
larger body hopes gradually to gather
in a majority of the opposing lodges.
The conference then adjourned and
the grand lodge met and elected officers
as follows: Grand exalted ruler,
Meade D. Detwiler, Harrisburg, Pa;
grand treasurer, Edward S. 0rris, OF
Meadville, Pa; grand secretary, Clate
A. Smith, of Youngstown, o.; grand
esteemed leading knight, j. A. Nc
Henry, of Cumberland, Nd; grand es-
teemed loyal knight, Hunter A. Cray
croft, of Dallas, Tex; grand
esteemed lecturing knight, John
A. Ellinger, of Washington; grand
titan, Charles NJ Bedell, OF
Syracuse, N. Y; grand esquire, Fl. E.
Butt, Jr., of Portsmouth, Va; grand
inner guard, George P. Cronk, of Oma-
ha. Neb.; grand chaplain, Simon Quin-
Ian, of Chicago; trustees, George W.
Parker, of st. Louis, Mo-, James W.
Newman, of Portsmouth, O., and John
]. Bush, of Lansing, Mich. It was de
cilei 70 hold the next convention in
ROCHESTER from July 10 TO 10.
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Glendale

Cold and windy.
Mr.. Reedy is here from the strip.
Mr. T. Hannah was up from Turou
Sunday.
Robert Foulk went to Turon Sunday
afternoon.
Wilbur Grubbs and wife have gone to
Burton on visit.
Bruce Hinshaw and wife were visiting
at Mr.. Cooper's Monday.
May and George Schwein were visit
ing ut MIR. Nelson's Monday.
We understand that Claud Thomas has
gone to Hutchinson to work.
The young people had fishing party
las: Thursday but did not get many fish.
Rev. Weller, president of Central COL
lege, at Enterprise Kansas, filled the
pulpit Sunday morning Everybody
was glad to see him once more.
Quite number of the young folks
were invited to Mr.. edwards Sunday
afternoon and were served with ice cream
ane cake. A splendid time was re-
ported.
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MeGrord.

SIN cold and dry, but corn is looking
we'll yet.
There was an ice cream social at Thos.
McFadden's last Friday evening.
W. l.. Hinshaw is visiting in south
ern Kansas and Oklahoma this week.
Henry Burgess and Jake Conner con-
template a trip to Sloan Springs, Ark,
in the near future.
There was a dance at Peter Bonnet's
Wednesday night A good time Is re-
ported by those present.
The bright and smiling faces of Mr..
Thos Pearson and Miss Miunle Burgess
were seen at Union Chapel last Sunday
evening.
There has been young peoples meet.
ing organized at the Dean school house
with a membership Of IS at present, but
we hope that this number may soon be
increased. p. r. o.
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ANGLERS CATCH.
A Fisherman Pulls Up Purse Con
tanning Diamonds.
MR.. JOSEPH CHoATE'S FEE.
The Noted Lawyer Receives Large Sum
for Ills Arguments Against the In
come Taz-Gold- Fearing sand
Leather Goes Up.

HUDsoNvuLE, Mich, May 22.-Henry
Creswell had caught good mess Of
fish and was leisurely dragging his line
along, when he felt sudden jerk and
wound up his reel to land the fish. He
did not find fish hooked to the end
of his line, but instead purse of
woven silver wire, exquisite in its
Workmanship. On opening the purse
he found diamond solitaire ring, the
stone being nearly two carats, and
nearly white; a pair of diamond ear
drops, containing large stones of con-
siderable value, and a dozen Spanish
gold pieces. There was no engraving
or writing on the purse anywhere.
The purse had chain attached to it,
also silver, and both the chain and
purse bore evidence of having been in
the water very long time. The spot
where they were hooked is remote
from any present habitation.
Mr.. Joseph CbOate's Fee.
WASHINGTON, May %. = Joseph
Choate's fee in the income tax cases
will go on record as one of the largest
ever paid in this country. According
to common report among those con-
nected with the litigation Mr.. Choate
received retainer of 100000 to argue
the unconstitutionality of the law.
The wealthy men of New York agreed
to pay Mr.. Choate this sum regardless
of the result, and to double it if he
succeeded in defeating the law. Mr..
Choate therefore will receive $500, 200
for his two arguments before the SUI
preme court.
Collaborating Sand.
FoRr SMITH, Ark, May ga guam
tity of gold-bearing sand was found in
a we'll in the heart of the city yester-
day. Prospectors will begin to-day to
determine the extent and value of the
find. Most of the property adjoining is
the property of the school board, and
if the find proves to be rich the school
fund of the city will be greatly swelled.
The property on which the gold was
found was part of the banded military
reservation, which was donated to the
city ten years ago.
Up Goes Leather.
NEWARK, N. j., May 29.-Fitteen of
the leading leather manufacturers of
this city, representing the largest own
ers of prepared leather in the United
States, sent out letters to dealers in
every section of the country yesterday,
notifying them of an advance of from
so to 100 per cent. on cured stock. This
action, the circular states, is made
necessary because of the scarcity of
green sailed hides. A capital of SIG,
900, 900 was represented at the manu-
facturers' meeting.
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Then please quote us correctly FIR
fear that you have not read " | will give
you few paragraphs to read that makes
my heart ache to read them, let slb0e
believe them to be right or ordered 80
by kind father They are ms fclo x:
"Thus saith the Lord God Of sreal, pa,
every man his sword by his side and 20
in and out from gate t. gate throughout
the camp and slsy every man bis bro.hv
and every mans companion and evry
his neighbor. Spare them MOI but slay
both man and woman, infant and SUCK
ling" | do not believe this to be GOT
"Siay either old or voung, both maids
and little children Cursed he he That
keepeth back his sword from blood y
From such teachings | would hide my
face with shame.
Yes We may meet over there, but /
may not know you with your white DIE (.
on. Flesh and blood can never euter
into heaven. What viii you put your
white robe on? These questions may he
asked us: Wen. zeno where did you
come from 10 Kansas? Did you layr
any bibles? Yes sir Did yOu rad ~
those horrible stories, what Moses said
about me telling him to kill both old and
young infants aud all tina breathed?
Yes read them. Did you believe them?
Not one word of il. Did you read the
bear story? Yes sir. Did yon believe
that? No sir, / did not Then turning
to the school girl: Did you read hose
stories? Yes. Did you believe them?
l did. thought it very uice Of you 10
make them fear and love you.
ZENo THARP
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BRICKMAKERS OUT
Every 5ricIyard in Chicago Tied Up
and a Bitter Fight On.
SCHOOL CHILDREN ANGRY.
The Little Ones, Enraged at Being Swindled
Out OF Nickel, Break Windows and
Wreck Furnlture-Bandits
Well Received.

CHICAGO, May ga general strike
of brickmakers was declared last night
and every brickyard in Chicago was
tied up to-day. The fight is expected
to be bitter and trouble is anticipated
by the police. A strike has been in
force in several of the yards for two
weeks, the demands of the men for high
er wages being refused, and the brick
makers alliance yesterday decided to
order general strike to force conces-
sions by the manufacturers. The lat
ter declare they will operate several
yards on the north side with non-union
men, and the yards specified were sur
rounded this forenoon by crowds of
strikers determined that no work
should be done until the wage ques-
ton should be settled. The strikers
reported at noon that about $500 men
were out and that only a few nom
union men could be secured by the
manufacturers. A mass meeting Of
strikers was held this afternoon and
an effort will probably be made to call
sympathetic strikes in the other build
ing trades.
School Children Angry.
New York. May 99.-Eight hundred
east side school children, enraged
over being swindled out of cents
each, tore the interior decorations of
the new Henry hall to pieces, ripped
up the stage in the hall, broke every
window in fireplace, wrecked chairs
and did other damage amount
ing in all to about $780, Flat
tering circulars had been distributed,
announcing grand bijou entertain
ment" and promising every child a
handsome present free. Instead of the
elaborate presents each child, as he or
she entered the hall, received brass
ring of the sort that comes in penny
chewing gum packages, and the young
sters were angry. A number of arrests
were made as the result of the dis
turbance.
Bandits Wei Received.
GUTHRIE. Ok, May eat Ingram,
on the border of the Kickapoo reserva-
ton, three masked men rode up to the
post office, but while they were dis
mounting the postmaster and several
Kickapoo settlers opened fire and drove
them off.
The men then rode to the house of
John Webb, and calling him to the
door ordered him to bring out his
money under penalty of death. He
said: "All right, I'll get it," stepped
inside, seized a gun and fred through
the window, knocking one of the
bandits off his horse. They riddled
the house with bullets, picked up the
wounded man and left without any
booty.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23

TIE ROYAL AROANuM.
Supreme Council of the Order In Session n
St LnnlR ChnnAea Next Years O1loerg.

Supreme Council of the Order In Session at
st. Louis Chooses Next Years OnlcerS.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The supreme
council of the Royal Arcanum elected
officers last night as follows: Supreme
regent, ]. E. Pound, of New York; SUI
preme vice regent, Edison NJ, Schryner,
of Maryland; supreme orator, p. IL.
Charlocl, of New Jersey; sitting past
supreme regent, G. W. Hazard, of
Pennsylvania; supreme secretary, W..
o. Robson, of Massachusetts; supreme
treasurer, E. A. Skinner, of New York;
supreme auditor, A. T. Turner, of
Boston; supreme chaplain, Henry Good
win, of Boston; supreme guide, ]. A.
Carter, of Ohio.
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PerCaIes.

Few shoppers, indeed, who have
not remarked of our percale supre-
macy this season. Percales here in a
wonderful wide range of patterns
and prices. The New Red Percales-
the Soft Sheer-Light Weight Per
Gales. There is as much exclusive
ness in Percales as in anything else
and hundred times more so here
than elsewhere. 81 to 15c per yard.
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The Younger Brothers.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May ga concert
ed effort is again under way to secure
the pardon of the Younger brothers,
the Missouri outlaws, who were implis-
oned for life November %, 1876, for
robbing the Bank of Mortified and
killing its cashier The papers, petit
ton and all necessary formula are pre-
pared and statement secured from the
Younger brothers and letters written
to various people with view to secur-
ing their assistance.
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Sateens.

White neutrality-suspicious.
Ducks-Ginghams -0rgandies. We
could go on talking about Wash
Goods as represented here for a
whole week, but space won't permit.
Suffice it to say, if you want a Cotton
Wash dress here is the place you will
be most able to select it, and of find
ing something to meet your taste
and fancy. =
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CouNrY sEws.
.AbbyviIle.

Corn is growing slow.
tits still dry aud cold.
Corn blowing is progressing slowly.
Corn on the wheat stubble is a poor
stand.
]. n. Gaggs has accepted a position
with Brown Borthers Company as sales
man for their nursery stock in this vi
Unity.
AhbyvilIe school closed last Friday with
a big dinner. After dinner the scholars
done themselves and teachers credit with
shorI orations.
CLcD HOPPER.
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CrepOnS.

All this seasons new conceits are
shelved and shown here-white polka
dots on grounds of dainty blues aud
greens-small dashes of black on
grounds of orange and lavender
PLAIN colors--assort ment Infinitely
complete, 15c yard.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23

The ever-increasing popular
ity of CLIMAX PLUG can only
be attributed to its high quail
ty, delicious flavor, and satisfy
ing substance-three features
which all judges of Chewing,
Tobacco know to be essential.
ON
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New PIisse.

The seasons rage in moderate
priced wash goods-as sheer as lin
dainty crinkle effects Exquisite
colorings-a sensible practical wash
material that is both handsome and
low in price-two grades-1Oc yard
and 19c yard. We have just received
this Plisse in dark backgrounds, here.
tofore impossible to obtain.
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New Dimities.

In the yellows-the greens-the
layenders-in dainty stripes; smooth
sheer cloth-colors permauent-this
cloth has lost none of its old time
popularity and is to be seen here this
season in greater variety than in all
other stores put together-1Oc, IL IL
and I5c yard.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23

Many men ask for a certain
brand of tobacco through force
of habit, without stopping to
thinkwhether there is anything
better to be had for the same
price. Ifyou want the best, ask
for CLIMAX PLUG.
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HUTCHINSON, KANSAS,
POINTER NO. re.

To simple neglect can be
traced the cause of many an
empty purse.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23

Each day adds many
new faces to this busy
stores list Of patrons
The Skeptical ones
are coming around
every day and demon
strating by their liberal
patronage, after close
and careful compare
sons, that the advan-
tagesin trading here
outweigh those Of other
stores.
Do not neglect or ig-
more conditions that
are convincing others
you are unjust to your
self if you do.
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The Nickerson
Roll r Mills
Wants You.

Ifyou have wheat to exchange
or want to buy a lot Of flour, it
will pay you to see us.
We the undersigned have been
employed in the mill for nearly
three years past, as Office man
aud miller, and know the trade.
We intend to have as our motto
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'IIlTII-|IT fIF'IIf al No.
ll8tlgINViIflg
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~DallY. tDaly except sunday
Close connection nude at Hutchinson and
Klngman WITH dNerging lines
Daily connection with stage line at Cameron,
reaching Fond Creek atop. IN.