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Camer'H. TrNns. August is rho juil-
citl convention % tho r5rubNcln marty OF
the Twentieth district convened Ia cam
eron yestcrdgy, e. ". Knox VI BRACES
called tio convention 20 order ; VI.
Lewis, chairman. WAS absent Knox was
elected temporary chairman and l.. IS.
N mfWou OF Milan 70 'yctary.
Ih" commute on credentials seated tna
Alhrr9on delegation from Braxov thc
Si'dSe from Milan and both 'rum Robert
son.
A. II. Cawcll. who msuo-l q con ON the
elh Tor "a delegate judicial convention tu
convene AZ lirHrue ON the .1d for trr
purpose Of naming judicial candidates OF
mo rcpruN,pu party revoked said CALI.
anu urged the voters to support the can
uidhtoS 'ndQrsed ny lhis 'onVvutlon. Judge
spencer Ford Of Bryan. ~ dependent can
qua" Wa iulrrsrd fur .us;vi't tudat ana
j g. Stoit, democratic nominee Wa~ lu-
doised for district attotnoy. ludgr G.. NJ
Noriou of calvert who was not "A dole
gaze, nude "a atgcng spet.h Tor j. e.
scott tor diHirct attorney
After adjournment the combating dele-
gates FROM precincts / and OF Npam
hnld n mass meeting for he uutposr ut
S0ildemnng the action of thc CauV.ut.un
rms ting was headed hy Gr Holh.rt
OF lter kialc, contest lnt for chtirnurship
OF thS county THE cpniestmE d,.l.l.,t..
VII not be bound lbs actions # INC rou-
N"nGon and appointed committees to r.
poft 10 lccM papers the condemnation OF
A4ld convention
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OAkI.ANn NEWS MONIES.

Now Academy Going Up-TAvely Scrap at
n baseball Game
Oakland Texas. August lS.-Thc mate
rial for tho new Oakland academy is ON
the ground and tbs morning the buzz
OF the carpenters saw and the constant
racket of l,s provcrAal 'litue red
Ratchet arm furnishing improvem mt
music 20 The s7odly citzous of our beau.
tful l!tlie town.
As Was reported some days ago. the
trustee met In regular session aud elected
Professor W. \. Pats and MIR. i. T.. Wool
s'S ts pr iral anu assistant teachers
for the coming year, and unicr the wise
mauAStmtrt of So able u tcarAcr and 80
I'M" dis lplnarian as is Professor pNts.
assisted 10y a teacher Of come experience
and $50 mean reputc, all look forward
to u epel school to be attended with
satisfactory results.
rhis county il sadly N need Of rain.
stock water is getting scarce aud IN"
range is falling fast. While corn is rro.
Nounced almost failure and cotton doug
poorly.
Thc Smiths Prairie team came up sat
udav and played the oakland IN, am
interesting match game. All was n.Ntus
ON ~ ely when Co1st3hl. May and Mr..
Smyth Van W.4ler tied up for rrw
rounds OF old time hsticu0 The SmnNs
l'rlr" bows not heinS aocuttnmoi 90 sucl
demonstration OF NYiuE wool and Wolf-
sign took To tho brush. much to tho
ann mont of u look,rsnn. soon thn
boil g"ropts were separated and turned
over to his honor, Judge Strurh. Than
the frairic boys were rounded up and
Vl' hAmr prur'a lcd a before and finally
Wound mp, with 10 20 la favor OF oak
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NEUROLOGICAL.

KOSTKA--rhGrangc Texas August II,
., Valentino ,Koska, Bohemian farmer,
living near Plum died very suddenly yes
terlay afternoon
SNlLES Richardson. Texas. August II.
Died, Mr., Joseph Skles aged 60. Can
Ger was the cause of his death. he having
suffered with 1t for over twenty years.
MONDAY Marshall, Toxas. August 10
died today at o'clock. Funeral viii
take pa Monday afternoon from the
Methodist church.
Observation-Disclosures, Texas. Au-
gust II harles Augermillor, IL promi-
mont citizen and Nason of this county,
dropped dead al Mineral city today al
noon. Heart failure supposed TO be the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Texas. August Ii.
Thc,ford died here last night after long
spell OF fever She is fourth daughter OF
weeks
ENFIELD-Jefferson. Texas. Au-
gust Il Mr.. Jennie Rosenheld. wife of
org OF oar most prominent merchants
uni II long resident OF this city. died here
Yesterday morning and was buried this
morning at $3.50.
WELLS Edna. Texas, August ls.-Mr
r,an IS N, Wells, wife ot Judge f. l..
tins morn ny in the city cemetery \
!arSe concoursc Of sympath zing friends
lnd relatives I the deceased followed
her remains to their last resting place,
Al ERS Lockhart, Texas. August IL
DIED, at his house near Lockhart yester-
day. Mr.. y. r. Ayers. aged 81 years MIR.
AYERS was ON" OF the oldest rpp-drrts ii
aldMell county, was an Cd Rocky Mount
an lrappfr ana one OF General j. {.
! f'r mcnTs pauhnndcrs. lie dnd from
cancer, after suffering for years.
,ENGLiSll Bryan, Texas. August II
bro her-n-law. General ii. IS. stodiard,
III inns cl'Y. early this morning, and was
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NEAThEk AND CROPS.

,Elg'n' Texas, August 1S.-No rain We,
water for family use is getting vorv
scarce. ''"'s No'E
Richardson, Texas, August l7.-Tbo cot-
ION crop has hccu cut short ovnr one
nail On accomt of drouth. WV
RI E9 s Christi, Texas. August l7.-Tino
Surrounding country In the rasf fnr ~
eWht hours. though only IA rght Ia. I.
Has fallen in the city 's"' shower
New Wnv'rly, Texas, August II -oy,,,,,,
10 The extreme drouth tie lJris ,r, IN. a
s sr the corn and fruit crops ia u
ssyr1i' , eAtent mere as the earth is TOO
nara Tor them TO scratch. wv
Hearne. Texas, August lS.-Wcatho- .,,,
r mot ing ,fl, W.T. but little rsospe,f az
as II has passci that SIC ~. now.
~. 49, ~ :. The crop win te
on 81. DECO Texas, August li-cot.o,
S Snn,an,uns 10 come In quito rapldlv .rbora
s Say been $50 bales of cotton shIpped from from
San Diego this season. Rain Is ha IAN,
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The HON. GEO. Il. NOONAN.
Renominated by the Twelfth District
Republican Convention.
THE POPuLIST.REPuBLICAN FUSION
Mas Meeting of tho San Antonio Sound
Money Democrats - Calls for Con-
ventions-Politicai Pointers.

San Antonio Texas, August lS.-The re-
publican convention of the Twelfth CON
gressional district met here today with
nearly every county n the district repre-
scented. j. s. Mlllspnugh of Tom Green
county was made temporary chairman end
All Vanderstucken Of Gillespie and Henry
Thesis OF Kendall county were chosen
secretaries.
The committee on credentials was con-
fronted with contest from Bexar county
bu, in the interest of harmony seated both
delegations. Charles Ogden headed me
regulars and n. Il. johnson the contest
ants. After harmony speeches by ogden
and others. Congressman NoOuan was ~
nominated by reclamation amidst great
enihus assn.
The National platform was indorsed.
An executive committee was then
chosen. the chairman OF which viii bc
NAMED bY Congressman No0nnn.
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CONE or Tnr IloMELEss BoYs."

Editor: Please hud end ed - coupons,
wG.ch pace % he ciedt Of my ia
iiicLds. II v. rranCis IL. .tar ot san
y nrelo. Clad 10 see lrdianoa end o
I'D coming 20 tHc itout Tor our ihi "a
a Wo.thY al ut. me 40 e.arr Is
a" az down the line" but by uiit
en- II We would nave no uounie N ia
lig I'm II good second. Come on you
coHzUlans. Ind dis5 ANS and Golludi %
We VIII 81 ow tie icopc Low We ulpr
Cl-ie -yud ana WlIlLy nan-h l!iDhd
10 all a X u freud io those who 'hr
On ustrcss-a lri nd 10 lose who rec
a tirhu and. ltS. of al. nd
nom - toys and ria. What IS the
Wake NJ. YOU III is paians. and lets
nut our man 20 the mont. II &c ms We
ouLht 10 hear nom waco n his taNor
d.sO. one of fl, I'D mllrss loNS
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PICTORIAL CONVENTION CALI.

Wharton. Texas, August lS.-iion. j. e.
Kindred. democratic chairman OF tho
Foriy-sxth Pictorial district. composed Of
the counties of Wharton Colorado. La
Naoa aud Gonssles, has called a ronven-
uon 70 meet IN Weimar. September 4. tor
the purpose OF nominating a cand' date for
the position. The following are the dele
cation from Wharton: w. +. Linn, j, q.
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pnp.REprR Fusion.

Austin. Texas August tS.-A prominent
republican. who IS ir a position to know.
IT formed the Post correspondent tonight
that 1t had been virtually agreed that the
ard popullsts would be made ard that
the latter. In addlton 10 naming tho
state tick 4. would be allowed I'VE OF the
presidential eie,tcrs. tho republicans to
have the remaining ten.
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Barbee. y. y. vlnson, |. y. Dennis. Il.
NJ. Brown. Guy Mitchell c. Brooks, w
II. orr. Scott Porter. Up 70 date there II
only one candidate IN the democratic heii,
Hon. John II. H. Dennis of Wharton, As
most encouraging letters from prominen,
democrats over the district have been re-
ceivcd hy Mr.. Dennis and his friends. MS
election is looked upon as CERTAIN beyond
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WILL RE BuR1rp IN n,,r.s

pa'las' Texas, August S.-Gustava Ror.
reson. the aeronaui who lost his nfe ,,s,
S.i.day during a balloon ascension Al oo,,
GIN, was a brother Of Rev. j a tor, ~
son son 81 ~ Louis a m.rister Of the : nth
ihat the rcma MS be buried here.
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THE corIrMBIANs. c,o,cn

COLUMBIA, Texas. August ls-ConteSt
Edltor; fi'ase md enciosef lis couyous
10 he placed to the creCtt OF RcV. t. At
bryce. lie IS the CO,umh,ans' choice and
lhe majority OF tho votes ace being hold
back. hut VIII all he sent I'm time for
counting. W shing HIM success | am, one
of his friends. Adiie Crews.
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snttNn MnNEY CALL.

Dallas. TcXsBs. August N.-R. Il. CraL-g'
sound money cha rinan Of the Skin cor
gressioual district has issued a call Tor
,be connties an his district to send dele
gates to tho congressional convention or
, hat as air.
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POprLTST PRIMARY.

I.ockhar-. Texas August 1.-THE second
popufst pr mary for nominating can
dldate for country treasurer of Caldwell
county. which was held Sturdy. re-
suited in tho nomination Of +. NJ. Bran
van. who led IN the first primary on All
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PATTERSON FOR nRo cAMpRrrr

Patterson. Texas, August l7.-Ccnt,st
Editor Enclosed You VIII please hnd ST
COUPONS which please pace to thu credit
nnt Key w. II. Campbell OF Wharton
Texas, Come on. you Methodist bro. hren
~ Alvin. Eagle Lake. Patterson. Ia
Grange and Wharton; let ms an stick ~
eether and work for Bro Campbell and
We can accomplish lots OF good. More
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Houston. Texas. Aug Il. Contest Ed
ltor; iiea@c nn1 enclosed 80 coupons
which pace TO the credit Of Rev. 4. ii.
teHsan. Respectfully yours.
Euul IIurhcs
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VOTES ION TnE ROAD"

ton, Nugust iH.1con,est Editor: lnso-cd
, case ina seven Nct = a. winch va F" 20
letse uut 10 the credit - 'tamms
fn\ crit lt-v. II 1mer +. w on, Of For.
Ntr.h. T. xls. Y urs tluiy, NJ. VI. {.
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Crockett, Texas. August h,-C9n'essss
Editor; Please place THE enciosnd
OF WOODY Me Texas. aud ubligG yours
truly, Rose Valentine.
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SAN ANGrI0 - ..----~--1e,'

san A....--ss.s>->e'T' August l5.-Coutcst
fHr RtN. \ ; poiudcN or ~ Edna. pd
llAlhs ask whats the ma ter with san
Angelo" She an riE1t. slow hut sure.
thank my friends OF our town for tnclr
help, H. Maeind,r.
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By Mr. Belssner about two years TO at
tcnd 10 his horses ard work about the
place. pr Burke, the county physician
examined the body Of deceased, and PRO
nountrd his death due to rupture of a
lhoracic annerism. cor nNr flnn. who
held The inquest, rcn'rei u verdict IN
accordance with Dr. lIurke's opin on
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
st. Patrick's Branch 5s2, Catholic
knights Of America. VIII hold its first
annual picnic ~, Woollams lake tomur.
row.
Mrs Mary II. II. NardenheMmcn. n na-
dive Of Burgh1izhaA y, Germany. who
came to Galveston 'n 1855 died ADday in
her SD year She was quite popular in
newspaper circles.
Lin men began stringsug cables into tho
new telephone building this morning, una
Manager Powell thinks the work will he
completed in three or four weeks. The
new switchboard left Chicago on August
5. a part OF IT was received here Nester-
day The company is .~ictically rebuild
ngits plant. having put in new poles and
copper wires throughout.
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.Ster elmer ana o. w. wcstmoreland.
GOOD LIrrLE FRIENDS.

Wharton. Texas. August Contest ed
tor Enclosed you hava lI coupons for
gW brother Rev. w. II. Camphcl. From
his little fricuds.
Goorgn and Inuina Nnllnv-
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BEAUMONT VOTES FOR BRO. MIR
RAY

beaumont. Texas. August H.-Contost
Editor. | send ~ coupons for Rev. j. II.
Murray. win Hcst wishes for The Post
and Rev. Murray.
Alice May Blnnchcttc.
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ONLY TWO WErKs MORN.

Huraln, Texas. August IL Contest Eli-
XIV Today | send - coupons for nro
aud Wa viii know the result WHAT VIII
II be- Ono ~ HIS Scaly Friends
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SEE EXPLANATION IN THE FOL
LOWING DAYS ISSUE.
Contest Edltor. lf you viii holce VI
Post o. the lt,h. YOU Iail 10 slNe hoV' y.
:. fu!nacNter credit Tor all the 81 p,iphs
nam n trat paper. li25., 81 ~
ll,ito. II am not n4sts,Ncl. kespe tWN'
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50 FOR BRO. RHODES.

will follow. Good luck Waco. conc AGAIN
ours respectfully, :. a. Murray
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RHEUMATISM REMEpY WANTED

New NavGy. Texas, AuEust Twin
some Kind r,ador II lie Post give S. M
simple comedy for rhoumat SIN ~ lts
back and nip icluts / Fave been suiier.
uE Tor several weeks. any remedies VIII
re mctt thankfully received.
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goes SOLID" REGARDLESS or THE
MAP

Jnln. Texas. August 1S-Contest Editor:
Juliu may not he or the map hIt It IS
s"N' for Eco. Campbell. Here ATE -
more Friends.
SOLID EAGLE LAKE" BROKEN.
tAglc Lake TrNas. Angus lt.-CoutesL
Edin1r; Vote the enclosed q coupons tor
A. : PoindoNter OF Edna 1cNu@, and
groaUy ohusc.
Earl Clark and John Norris.
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no YOU FEEL pDPr as,.s,,.|
lrso Horsfori's Ac'i .,,s.,.|
1t invigorates me n' mental s Ss
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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-09-24
Not Enough Gold and Silver.

Never III tho history of tho world has
there been u sufficient supply Of these
two metals to maintain and support
prices. III all ages, and at the present
time, some nations have net been able
to procure u suiiicicrcy Of either Of these
two metals. They have been compelled
to resort to the devices Of paper issues
and other forms OF money; and all of
them today are compelled to resort to
substitutes to greater or less degree
for the precious metals; hence it is not
within the power OF tho Legislature to
initiate gold and silver money unduly,
unless by debasing tho coins. Nor is it
within tho power or the rightful power
of congress by legislation to contract
the volume Of money as supplied by
these two metals. This can be done
only by the wrongful usurpation of
power to demonetizo one or the other of
them.
The coming battle-tho battle Of the
standard-in all probability will be enc
of the most momeutous i'll our history.
That ultimately the people will restore
silver to its ancient place i'll our none
tary system there can be no doubt, I'M
less We doubt the intelligence and pa
triotism Of our people, unless we doubt
the pe-retuity of our free institutions. -
r. P. Bland
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a ,.rr1rr rno11 MAIDSTONE.

The Christian Nations Appealed TO to Act
Unitedly Against Turkey.
LONDON, Sept. 93.-The Chronicle
prints long letter from Mr.. Glad
Stone in which he eloquently APP
peals to the European powers in
behalf of the Armenians, expressing
a conviction derived from experience
in Egyptian and Bulgarian affairs that
neither France nor Russia will hinder
the cause of Armenia against the
great assassin, who for more than a
year has triumphel over the diplomacy
of the six powers. Thew in truth have
been laid PROSTATE at his feet. There
is no parallel in history to the humilia-
ton that they have sopatiently borne"
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our Onbl ny ORer.

Our Cubt ng Omer.
Combination No. I, $2.oo.
The Cincinnati Enquire,
The Topeka Advocate,
The GAZETTE and
Coins Financial School.
Combination No. 2, $1,000
The Toledo Blade, purely re-
publican,
The Kansas Farmer, nsn-parti-
san
The GAZETTE and
Coins Financial School.
Combination No,3, $2.oo,
Warren Fosters Advocate,
The Cincinnati Enquirer and
The GAZETTE.
Combination No. a, S2.oo.
st. Louis Sunday Post Dispatch,
80 TO 40 pages and
The GAZETTE.
Combination No. S, $2.oo.
Thrice Week World. (dem.),
The Tole1o Blade rep and
The GAZETTE.
This gives you 25V papers or less than
one cent each,
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TO Chicago byDayI,gnt.

The Santa Fe has put on swift
train leaving Hutchinson at 1ll5 p. III,
running solid through to Chicago, ar
irving there the next evening, This
TIA n passes Kansas City at 700 a. M,
making good connections with all
lines at that point; passes Fort Madison
at 300 p. H.. Galesburg at 4:45 p. M,
and is the only passenger train run
ming between Kansas and Chicago
that crosses the Mississippi river in
daylight. Free chair cars and Pull
man sleepers vestibuled throughout,
Meals are served in dining cars, guests
only paying for what they order.
IL you prefer to leave Hutchinson in
the morning the Santa Fe offers you
the choice Of two fast trains, the Chi.
cagO Limited at 1905 and the Chicago
Express at 1910 a. m.
If you contemplate making trip
anywhere by rail call and make inuui-
ries about our superior trim facilities
before purchasing tickets.
j. D. SWEENEY, Agent.
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Special Attention TO Passengers !.

Mr.. Chas. II. Durham has been APP
pointed as special passenger agent
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway,
at Dearborn Street station, Chicago,
H., and will be on duty at arrival and
departure OF all Santa Fe trains. His
duties are to attended exclusively to
Santa Fe passengers and see that they
are properly cared for and transferred
to AID from their proper trains. All
agents have been instructed to adj
wise Mr.. Durham, the name of passen-
gers and when they will arrive for
whom special attention is desired, that
special attention be given them. This
is done to insure the proper care of
women and children travelling alone,
as well us aged people. tt
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rrsIoN Nor SATISFACTORY.

Editor Matthews, of the NOncOnfOrmist,
Says 1t VIII BE Undone In Kansas and
Nebraska.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 2S. EDITOR
Charles Matthews, of the Noncon-
formist, the national populist organ,
has returned from st. Louis, where he
attended the conference of popu-
lists. He tells very different
story from National Committeeman
Washburn, who was also present, and
saws as a result of the conference there
will be no fusion in Indiana, and the
fusion in Kansas and Nebraska will be
undone.
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$4,000 lin GoIn Given .

The International News and Book Co.,
Baltimore, Md, offer 5000 to any agent
who will sell in three months 225 copies OF
their book, Campaign and Issues Of '96.'
A full, graphic and complete account of
the campaign; all sides given. Beauti-
fully Illustrated. Biographies of the
leading men in each party. The book of
all others to sell now. Freight paid and
credit given. Complete outfit 15c.
Write them Immediately. A gold watch
given in addition TO commission for sell
ing 70 copies in 30 days. Agents wanted
also for other books and bibles.
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We deny th at the best money il the
money Of the greatest purchasing power.
If that We're the case, then tho greater
the purchasing power the more valu-
able would be tic money, and the dol
lar which would buy three bushels Of
wheat would be better than the dollar
that would buy two bushels Of wheat,
and so on ad infnitum. If this were the
best money, and, as your monetary
school would have Us believe, is for tho
best interests Of the whole people, then
the tendency would be to have the
money get better and better and tie
purchasing power Of the dollar get
larger and larger, because good money,
from your definition, lies i'll the direc-
tion Of greatest purchasing power. We
deny this; every honest American de-
mics it; every toilcr denies it; every man
who is willing to give value received
for what he gets denies it, and only the
selfshncss Cf the -cu vino have money
or who have contracts in the share Of
bonds and mortgages which call fol
money and those living upon fixed in
comes have ever maintained that an
increasing standard, like the law oI
1873 fastened upon this country, is goct
money or is honest money. George p
Hummer to Millionaire Steinway.
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EXCURSIONS 90 Toxas and the soutn

Are you contemplating trip south
southeast or southwest Do you know
that the Mo- Pac., in connection with
G. r. l. L. Ry. at Wichita and dirverg-
ing lines at TT. Worth is the best,
shortest and most pleasant route to
above mentioned territory Close
connections at all points, the splendid
equipment and good service afforded
by their route make it to your interest
to investigate facilities offered by our
lines before starting on your journey.
Call on or address. p J LIENBACH,
Agt Mo. Pac. Ry.
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The Golden II arve.l at Cripple Greek

The Golden Harvest ut Cripple Greek
will equal the productions of the bo-
nanza mines Of Nevada and California.
The Colorado Midland railroad is the
only broad gauge line running to this
district. Be sure to strike the short
trail through Ute Pass. The only broad
gauge line to the West Creek District.
The best line to Leadville, Aspen,
GlenwOod, Grand junction, Salt Lake
and San Francisco. Through Pullman
sIeepers daily to tho Cripple Creek
District and all points.
w. +. BAILEY, G. P. A. Denver, Col.
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The CrnWn.Nross Dnnge.

The neatest and most appropriate fire.
silver badge that has been put out is the
Grown Cross badge, manufactured by
the Crescent Novelty Co., Arkansas City
Kas. 1t consists Of silver colored rib
bon, IL by 4inches, with beautiful gold
cross and II realistic brorzs black crown,
with the significant word mo" in the
center, The price Is only sets for ribbon
alone; 10cts for ribbon with neat silver
bar pin top. Novelty catalogue free.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-09-24
rhe Chlcngo & AIlon II. Il.

Only stone ballasted track. Solid
yestibupd trains between st. Louis
and Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas
City, Kansas CITY and Chicago. Palace
Reclining Chair Cars Free. Pullman
Compartment Sleepers. Ask your
own home Ticket Agent for tickets via
the Chicago a. Alton Railroad, or write
d. BOWES, JAMES CHARLTON,
C. Western p A. &. Z and T. a.
PIG n. Broadway, s.. Louis. Chicago.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-09-24

A new chapter has been added to the
history of Ute Pass. This mountain
delile, formerlp used by the Ute In
dams on their trips to the PLAINS he,
low. was become famous as the gate
way to the wonderful Cripple Creek
Gold Fields. Through Pullman SER
vice by the Colorado Midland, from
Denver and Colorado Springs.