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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

say That they would support any demo.
cratic candidate named Tor delegate
MI, Delaney moved that n committee ~
nNe t+ appointed a. select delegate to
III" territorial convention.
toy, Albright mONsi ~ amend that the
delegates b- selected from the convention
AMI DECLARED elected by yi,e ,uce vote
w MuntOyA secluded the amendment
uf Nj Albright ObJectlng ~ commit
lee holding n star chAinlet meeting
Ahd naming the delegates ~ represent
this county,
Col ] |. More jumped ny aud yellei
WI. Chairman" with his right hand
pOinting ~ the heavens. lie then male
a motion 10 amend the committee 10 ary
Ell Instead W dive, stating that II they
had T. vote on each delegate II would
ldhr iurm u.htI iu uuffuw t. get
through.
Ayot was taken Oh the hoore amend
ment, aud II Developed that some " the
delegates voted twice"
The chair, quickly observing fraud.
again put the MUnrr amendment. Pablo
maya interpreting the Amendment L.
Iur delegates VA the il,st.
MI. MuntnA DECLARED that hr was not
INTERPRETING the amendment w II should
hr
lhnacianu thaN- ala drrlar,si that
VII maya wa incorporating the
amendment. whrtrurin the INTERPRETER
l1t the MN,tr amendment ruffw't, t.
tie spanish Delegates
l'ufinR the vote several Delegates got
lht" hilk"tnN cat light ~. a. what l.
Al Aurtdmrui to- All Amendment ."
The Mrtr amendment wA- Carried h.,
ii" vote " 81 tu 80
The CHAIR -tatt'sl III to app~lui the
rninnlitr" NJ -'Nru AMI uain,l Judge n
r AiHm~ whr irrllu,d H. act
I"tu'- Nont"Na luml-'i az AMI stated
Tat he would Al--, decline. WhrrruIuil
-" char informed hun M"nluA that
10" had not h""u named. which created
r"n-lirfnl,l" hughlrt
mt k-, aud ,uN NihtIgM tl-i lie
riinnsl tu act
lh" chair llnhll, ~rrurrd a committee
consisting " IL" following gentlemen
! : Nunrr, liuuarlanu lha,r. klIA-
'hiN"-, NJ Mauirll e. H. IiaWIN. + 4
uutlrrtr-, Judge |. = lumhlr auI ,,ru
johnston
Just l-'i"tr - r'r"~- of ten mluutr-
Na- taken 1" allow The commute" To-
lame Ia" delegates, Judge Itlmhlr. M It
''hN NIHf'Il. ~f'H'"i lN' ktiillt lllp'i Who
had Refused tu act, aud stated that n the
convention III not Ike the drlrgltr- IT,
u" lIhiiItsi lN IN" committee. II WA the
HutN ~ the convention tu trJrr' all ~
~utuu
hr committee uu i"lrgat"- uantd the
following thI:tN six d"lrgal,-. the irlr.
cation I" N"t" h,a unit. twelve VOTES irf
h"fhhlill" county, aui tn.N wrrr ~
stturt'i {" vote Tor H. Is trfeu--uh
W +, hurl"nhrck"t, imn " John
-'nh, l"uHruAnu hhNr-, buunrIaiu
uuruI", e. H. llawh. i. g. Nhueh,
Henry IarI~utrr t. l. lhdAnr
''"" +. Nhrghi. |. :. ruuhlr. H. +
ham-, II T.. Warren. \ g. dr Kara. II. :
Knight, lts'natio lluuirh j. VI skin.
u"t. y H. Field. Elwatd lt"id
j j. k,~gau. Pablo NnANA. Nraflu Mnu
toNa VI. MAuirlI. l. y Nilkrr~,n.
Felix l"~t"r r \ GutirTfr~. |. 4
N"nt"Aa t. Il. lrarrr. ., =. kaglr
trinidad Iurrtu j. IT, Maiden. i r.
Finest, John JaruhN. \ ~muthll. sum
m"t- hufkhatt II H. ,Iuhu-nE. " "
Mcclellan.
Nit"t short Hlifr-- from Nr frfru-
-"u. "hn stated that II elected h. would
do all hr r"uli TT the Interest AMI arl
ihtr "i the TERTIARY B"fnaIllu counts
hnd city ~ Albuquerque, the contention
then ahy"ufurd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

lN El"rirr Mttrf- ~ u r"uriN Tor N"ur
troubles " not get u hottie uuw, AMI
s"t f"llrl llI~ u'silclnr has been found
t. l." peculiarly adapted H. IL" frllrr AnJ
r'lf" "i all irnal" complaints. rSrrtlng u
wonderful direct lnllnrnr" ~ giving
strength hni ton" Ia the urgti,. II Nuu
'i," lu'-- "i appetite. ruu-tipAttun head
ache. thIniIng SPELLS. ~ At" nrr,uu-
-l""rl"~- "Nrliahlr. ul"Iaurh"lN ~ trnIld
81 With NV SPELLS. r.hririr Mttrt- L.
80 '.u ..,l llrt'tn nui
strength al" guarhul",'d hn IT, u-" tIf-
{! cents AMI e. ri " \. NaItun'- drug
store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
A NA.I AMIaIht.

J, lirineman committssi suicide this
morning by taking norphin-, lie wa
discovered III al . n, M, aud Df. J. n
Cunningham VIA summpnei but the
patient Was beyond all medical aid. aud
life left him NJ about nom 10 day. Mr..
Hsinsman, his wife and two young
dsaahtsn oams 70 shis eity about one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

~ h'Nlran- AT Yuma gave series u
N'' during the celebration II the
ruhnr" IT Mexico last week. The
\, " Ihr county aud the marshal II
VI mounted IN cayu~'s. carrying
ran aud Mexican flag, l,~i the pro.
No' oull lighters The celebrated
Ia" was thus publicly and no.
~ Violated, aud the chief Of the
~ere the ,wo principal peace
lie county. The isw-abidins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Ayers Sarsaparilla II not n secret
preparation, An! ph,slcisn may have
the formula On application. The -'Tr-t
II liz success ~ m@iicine lies IN lis
extraordinary po~er 10 cleanse the blsh
~ impurities and cure the nIr-t deep.
seated cA,.s " blOsi disease,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
MN I.nLn ILrn,.r

-Itr vegas Military hand ha- h,"n
'~' Nth an lnN ttallnn I" attend the
r." Mountain ana Rain AT Denver,
FL 'h, ,tl aud Nth. SAYS the Optic.
II N''-!!Eg "Nprr~,'~ arr guaranteed,
'"' nave n chance ul winning on"
d" i'rrr prizes offered for IA" best
I w attendance" The first pri2r IL
W. -'rond goo, aud the third tl"N.
{" Ne "SS. ~ rour-r. viii have hal
III" training for u band contest,
AZ lhn-" who have faith enough IN
""NI"rt n very ctrditahle show.
e. Denver, They will al-n have the
"uhilN, while there, Ia select IA half
r. Professional band musicians 10
(Ailh them In the contest at Alhu-
'ar II that city doses not bar pro-
"lAl' N the contest they have adNrr.
M their Carnival II SpOrts.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
ENIII,uND ,,IIItINIs

/ Nii'i . iuut 81 Iusr' tom IT,, -" it-
tanning y" thtD,g"
VI llgglu- ~. assistant tu the pres
I l,l"ut ~ the Nrhl-"u. iul~ktN santa Er
Jr,n"- l'ru. rhI"f engineer ". Il. \Nin
general purchasing agent, John PLAYER
/ -uI" rlut"ui"ut oi machinery. with h. H.
"air, general manager ror the southern
California railway. reached the ritN from
a." ~r.t last ~a,uria, evening at G.lu utl
u special tram.
" ~mlth, r"r'I,"r TOT the Atlantic
n Pacific, Va. Mrll- general -uurtln.
t"uirut, AMI ". II. ~mlth. general put
chasing agent. With Nuiit"f Kelsey. II
th" hlrds" \ Nltpu ~ -p"rih cuachr~.
""t" al" "u 'lu' -p"rnL tram.
Viz lllrgln~"u AMI part, hal been ou n
tour "i INSPECTION. and nrro'iiug I" u
lengthy article. puhu.n"ilu lIu tIrt/t\
"l last ~aiuritN iltrIn,s,u. thufnughN rN.
nmlnrl the ~nutu"ru california taIlWa,.
ia" ,r"rlal r,ar'r- lrArlug thr," gentle.
men were att ,rh,d iu Ia" SECOND Srrtiru
Of IN" north n'mi pa-"ugrr AMI are
n'W "u tout" 1" l"I"kh ant Chrrag,
W.. |. Il. Triton. E"ckfurd. H.. writes
From prf,uuL experience rau frcpn
u'bd l." WITT ~at-drnrllla. a cure iut
lnrur" hl,-"i aud general i"hlItN" v
!. Walton
>'uai"r I"r,L"t~ Ir"ih,t
r'ightun VI Furikrf. "A irlrsnt. tu tu.
dhN.- convention from 'taiIt county, II "A
iuIl brother IT senator .rlrrt Joseph H.
Foraker, "i ohio. II" IL 10 carpet haggrt.
either. having been engaged ~ the cattle
hI~ilr~- ~ Grant count, Tor IL" past four.
teen Years. lIi+ parents t"-lir nj Hills.
h"rT", OHIO. the age "f hl- father hring II
Nrtt~. and that uf his mother - wears.
Ia H." rtuhtl,l" event II ~" election ~
Mckinney, hr may p"--lhl, h" ~ some
body WAY for a coveted AMI pay lng pa
~itl"n optic.
~prrd AMI -airt, AZ" IL" wairhw"r,i- IT
the age. one Minnt" cough cure acts
speedily, ~Hirl, and never iaIl~ asthma.
'I'H'U MUS ''lEUN anu t'Il- arr tNItu nv
IT. W Walton
san Miguel D'I'g,i"-
The following are the name ~ tht del.
rgatrS Ia the democratic territorial con.
N"ntlon AT santa Fr from san Miguel
county j. u, " \rNlrr. r. l. Mama.
mares John ". Wallace. lIr, ir,4n I. umIld,
Monica IaiuNa, tHtarinu Romero. DinnlciU
MARTINEZ. r., e. dr EarH frliI, Rara \
i,arciH. Antonio l.ucrro, Felix Martinez,
l.. X, Allen. Julian SandNal. Manuel
SILVA, IlrnrIItr Angel, j. VI. HERNANDEZ.
Francisco Romero. Sn-trIir- lh"lgaio. J.
VI. IafuyH. g. II. >urtun and : II Wells.
Real t-isir Irsr.f"r-.
VI v, Fluurnoy ani Gu- Mulhulland
to Mrs. Maria RAillard. release.
west 10 feet, lot II ani h., and EAST
lI.i feet, lot H., hlock ~, Gallup town.
site.
y l.. Hlrtchrt Ia Rose Leonard. min.
ing h,rd, - l4u interest III the Allie.
marie, Iamllc" Huron, ontario AMI
Ilulur-takr minr-, Al-n l",l1I Interest IN
Ia" s"uth-Nlir, ~mugglrr, rlu ani VI
Name mines
Jacob hrckrr, warranty, lui- | aud >,
block H., lmtan. Alexander addition. con.
,lirrati"n, t2n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

4 hacking cough II no, only ammo, ing
W others, but Ii dangerous " the I-r-,Ii
who has H. tine Minute Cough urr
will quickly put Ill end " II, w,
Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

W Hair Renrwrr IL pronounced the
.rr'Iatatl0n made Tor thlrkrning the
|" % the HAIR ami restoring that
~Ih gray IL III original color.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

10 IL hrcuuut-t hauhrfldin'- cough
I4"h T. u ir"i~rni IT, the afflicted.
q" Advertisement ahuut tm,. We
4 I., III" ~aNlng II, The Democrat.
4 I',"I hy. For sale hy " Max.
, ptu. 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
Observation-Disclosures.

The territorial republican convention
-"lrct"i a central committee of two from
zach county AMI met aud organized on
saturday evening b! rr'rlrctlng ''rn, r.,
l.. Bartlett ~ chairman and col, MAJ,
fr'~t, secretary, rriro rrtra ani lhu-
Hughes are the members ~ the com.
mittee from this county! The committee
will make an active and aggressive cam.
palgn Ia every count, IN tie territory,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Chronic constipation /. n painful lila.
agreeable aud liie-sh0rt-ning dlihculty.
II d-rangvs the system. eAli-s- sick head
Arhe. bad breath and I'oiS'ns the bl1si.
II eau bs readily overcome by De Wilt's
Little kariy RissrA Ihs-e little pills
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

MANY political -prak"r- clrtg, urrr.
singer. and uihrf- Wh" a." IA" \uir,. ~
r">,sN"N, frll uI"n uur Minute tough
ufr I" prevent hu-kln"-~ AMI lafNurlll-
~ Nhln" H. u preventive l. uulN rguhlp
tN ~ I"w"r I" Afford Iu.tAnlnr"orI- Ir
net ", \ Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

speed AMI -afrt, ARE the walrhwuT,- II
the axe. unr Nlnut" Cough turr acts
speedily, SHi"l, aud never lall~ \~thma,
bronchitis, coughs and colds are cured hN
IT, ". Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

W.. l.. H. lutuu Rockford. H.. writes
from prt,"ni "Np"rlrur" ! can recon
u'hd i" WITT dmrlla, a cure lur
lmrIr" nl,-" aud general debility" "
! MAlt,m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

l'ur" hlussi m,Au, p"i hrillh ln
Witt Naf~hpafllh puTlur, t'n nl"ai,
cures "fuptluu-. eczema .rrulult AMI all
hl-rA-''- ml-Iug from Dmpurr hISni ",
\ Walton
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
Farrlan University.

Realizing that the four weeks county
institute, is too short time in which to
accomplish all that is needed, and that
there is demand for better prepared
teachers, and at the request of many
teachers and others, the Farrlan Uni
versity has decided to open summer
school for the benefit of the teachers
and those who wish to teach and to
give the pupils of our different schools
an opportunity to review the common
branches. The school will open Mon
day March 80, 1896, and will continue
ten weeks when it will be merged into
the regular county institute, thus max
ing term of fourteen weeks. Glasses
in all the branches required for any
grade of county certificate, will be
formed. Glasses in the higher
branches may be formed should any
desire.
Most of the failures among appli-
cants have been in theory and practice,
penmanship, arithmetic, United States
history, constitution, etc. Particular
attention will therefore be given to
these branches.
While it will be to the advantage of
every one to begin on the first day the
classes will be 80 arranged that one
may begin at any time.
The tuition will be ten dollars for
the full term of ten weeks. Board can
be obtained at two dollars a week.
Cnfurnished rooms may be rented for
those who wish to board themselves.
Bring along your reference books.
In order that boarding places may
be secured and ample provisions made,
write to J. W. FAIR, Hutchinson, Kan
sas, Immediately, telling when you eX-
pect to enter and what price you wish
to pay for board.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
MEDFORD ITEMS.

Weather is cold. the SHOWS have
mOistened the top of the ground so it
is in good condition for oats, there will
be a larger acreage of oats sOwn this
year than usual.
Wheat has improved very much the
last two weeks.
Frank McCaslin is going to farm
near the Smoky river, sorry to loose
Frank.
The delegates to the republican con.
yentiOn at Hutchinson have not got
over the way they were treated, they
ought TO know better than to ask that
convention to consider the poor man s
money.
Our Trustee was driving around last
week with one eye tied up, think it a
slight misunderstanding.
There is weeping and wailing at T.
&. Gillock's, Cook trainded off the last
mule they had.
There is successful meeting IN
progress at the Dean school house.
The United Brethren preacher is on
hand, will preach regular on his cir.
cult. Verietta,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
Convention Results.

The effects of the State convention
held here last week were almost az
good as could be wished. Every ex
preston from the visitors we heard
was complimentary to the hospitality
of TIE city, and we believe the citizens
have better and more liberal opinion
not only of the rank and file Of the
people who attend pOpulist conventions
but also of the leaders Of the party
There we're genuine expressions Of
friendliness from host to guest and af-
ter it was all over there was doubtless
a better understanding between all
concerned. The newspapers from
abroad spoke kindly of our reception
as will be seen from the following par
agraphs;
''The convention is held in the Au-
ditorium, a commodious building a
mile from the centre of town, a little
mace 49,, -. ,,-.'s.' =! al IL ap-
pOintments and undoubtedly the best
convention hall in the State. The cit.
liens made every preparation for the
comfort Of the visitors and for the con-
venience Of the convention, and this
supplemented with fine weather, put
the delegates in excellent humOr.-
Kansas City Star.
Hutchinson treated them splendidly
and they seemed to fully appreciate it.
Every reasonable courtesy was ex-
tended to them and in justice to this
city let it be said right here, that It's
people forgot or laid aside their parti-
sanship and INDUCED their splendid
hospitality to the fullest extent. Re-
publicans and democrats walked side
by side to receive the visitors and
bid them welcome to the city.
Flags and bunting adorned the fronts
of all the thrifty stores and other bus
mess houses and unlike Topeka, no
mercenary purposes were displayed
Wichita Eagle.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
FIRST Ward PopuIlsts.

The interest taken in the last meet.
ing caused US to decide to continue
these social caucuses weekly. So you
are again earnestly invited to meet at
my residence, POI W. Sixth street on
next Monday evening. Our mutual
interests demand that we should coun-
Gil together, that we may cooperate at
the polls.
Last Monday evening Brother
Thomas and others donated number
of good books and many papers, thus
starting a nucleus for a free circulating
library of reform literature. Let all
Teformers attend. G. BIsHER, Com.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
City Election.

The city election this spring will evil
IDENTIFY be a quiet one. Friday is the
last day for registration and nomina
lions. Divisions on party lines have
not been made and nominations have
all been in citizens caucuses. The
voters of the fourth ward met Monday
evening and renominated present coun
Gilman ]. p. Harsha. DR.. Sidlinger
who was the retiring member of the
school board refused denomination and
S. NJ. Cooper was nominated for the
vacancy. All the other ward caucuses
except in the second being held on
Thursday night, we can not give the
results.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
SOUTH WALNUT lTEmS.

&c. Murphy was in Hutchinson last
Friday and Saturday attending the con-
ventiOn.
Rev. Tuttle preached at Salem Chapel
last Sunday evening. he did not leave
any appointments but it is to be hoped
that he will continue preaching here
every TWO weeks.
Married in Sterling, Friday, March 90
Mr.. William Cusodine and Miss Ella
Frick. At this writing they are staying
at the BRIDES father, Mr.. Jacob Frick.
]. Leslie started to haul milk to the
separatorin Sterling last Monday morn
ing. Farmers should give more atten-
ton to their cows and perhaps there
would not be so many bills to pay when
fall comes.
Miss Katie Noeller and Mr.. Frank
Gill were married at the residence of
Mrs. Emma Noeller Tuesday March 10.
Mrs. Gill was formerly of Quincy Hi
nois, but came here last fall and being
so well pleased with Kansas concluded
to make it her home.
An arithmetic match will be held
either at the Balm or Center school
house one night of this week, probably
next Friday night.
j. j. Walker came up from Alva, Ok
lahoma, to attend the funeral of his son
Henry. He will remain me time Wis.,
iting his daughters Mrs. f. d. Webb
and Mrs. N. E. Smith of Raymond.
Miss Daisy Murphy was the guest of
Miss Eva Clingmah last Sunday.
D. Webb of Rice county spent last
Wednesday and Thursday with friends
near Huntsville. I.C. U.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
BREVITIES.

Toys and books at VIM. Mangold &
Sons, No. 8 South Main.
Picture frames and stationery at
VIM. MangOld Il Sons.
The American Steam Laundry is
making speciality OF iaLndry;ng fae
curtains. II
Do not miss seeing Brehms next to
Sidllngers drug store. You will find an
elegant line of nice dishes, seed pota-
toes and all kinds of garden seeds, take
your produce and visit with them.
Prices are the very best.
| have some nice Poland China sows,
bred with good pedigrees, that l will
sell cheap. Call on F. p. Mcguire, Ha-
ven, Kans. 254
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
An Invitation to Easter Services

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will beautify the church with lilies and
other beautiful flowers for Easter Sun
day. Mr.. James Hetlinger will be as
sisted by a chorus of good singers and
a fine musical program is arranged for
this great christian festiyrl. Rev.
Irwin who has so ably filed the pulpit
for many Easter Ssnday's here will
have a message for the people on the
resurrection day. Every one who has
ever heard ReY. Irwin preach need not
be told not to miss this Eester Sunday
service.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
Local AND PERSONAL.

E. II. Madison, a prominent attorney
of Dodge City, was in the city Tuesday
Fred Larabee and r. E. Stubbs, two
business men Of Stafford were in town
last Thursday.
Mr.. T. j. Shumway of Stafford spent
few days in the city visiting relatives
the first Of the week.
M. L. Barrett of the Arlington Enter
prise was in town Monday and called
pleasantly on the GAZETTE.
Sheriff Branch Dykes of Stafford
county was in the city and partOok OF
the hospitality of our Reno county
sheriff the first of the week.
The resignation of Levi Renner,
trustee of Grant township, has been
accepted by the commissioners aud
Jacob W. Beer appointed in his place.
A boy by the name of Bert Palmer
who escaped from the refOrmitOry a
short time ago, was captured Monday
in Chatauqua county near his old home,
and returned.
Mr.. Walker of the Hutchinson
Southern, returned from Nebraska via
Denver, the first of the week. He re-
ports very mild winter in Denver as
we'll as here.
Several tramps got into a box car
Sunday night and warmed up by build
ing q fire therein. They were taken to
the cooler to warm up and the fire was
extinguished.
R.C. Gallup of Hutchinson, came
trOtting into the probate court yester-
day where he secured q license to
marry Miss Nora Manning Of Wichita.
Wichita Eagle.
Next Sunday evening Prof. G. r.
Kirkpatrick of Winfield college, will
lecture at the NJ. E. church under the
auspices of the W. G. T. U. the regular
pastor being absent at conference.
Mr.. A. E. streeter, proprietor Of the
Streeter Hotel was arrested on the
charge of soliciting patronage at the
depot contrary to the ordinance, but
he was dismissed upon showing that he
was only meeting company with which
he had contract.
Died, the twO-year.old child of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. TOggart, at their home
in Salt Greek township, on Friday af-
ternOOn, March 18th. The parents
have the sympathy of wide circle of
friends. We are sorry that this notice
failed to appear last week but with the
hurry of the convention it was missed.
Last week Tuesday a young man by
the name of Samuel Cole, who was at
tending school at Arlington suddenly
disappeared in a very mysterious man
ner and without apparent cause. He
is described as p years Of age, smooth
face dark hair and black eyes, about
Eve feet four inches tall. He was a
hard student and his friends feared
that overwOrk might have caused an
unbalancing of his mind.
For the last week different papers
have contained glowing accounts Of the
End Of gold at Sylvia. The Associate
press correspondent also seeded the
metropolitan dailys with the same tales
and Sylvia has had more notoriety than
she has since the holdup there a year
ago. The reports continue to be Ieiter.
ated at intervals and they tell how "a
company is being formed to work the
mines" but somehow the rush doesn't
seem to materialize. Well its a pity if
something can't be done to increase the
circulating medium in Reno county.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
THE MAGNETIC HEALER
DIR. CFOPsey, Is Doing Great Healing
ia Hutchinson

DE' NFOPStg' ~ DOAnB hFehA HehAAhS
ia Hutchinson.
Has leased the residence of DR..
Malcolm lis, First Ave, East. No
christian science methods, faith nor
hypnotism, no medicine. No matter
what your trouble nor how long stand
ing, if the disease is a durable one,
you will get we'll.
H. L. Hawley, Hutchinson, Kansas,
says: Rheumatism in my ankle kept
me on crutches for sixty days, could
not hold my position as clerk at the
Midland Hotel. The magnetic healer,
DR.. CrOpsey, relieved me in one treat
ment and after three treatments l for
got 10 use my crutches and am ready to
90 to work again.
Earl King says: IL was on crutches
ten weeks, had Hip desease. running
sore and my knee was drawn up. DR.,
CrOpsey, Magnetic Healer, gave me
four treatments. l am sound and well
and shall always remember him and
what he has done for me-
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
Crock IsIand'' Playing Cards.

These popular cards are again for sale
at lOcents per pack, and thousands are
buying them. They are the slickest
card you ever handled, and 10 cents in
stamps or coin per pack will secure one
or more packs.
If money order, draft or stamps for
five packs is received (viz. so cents we
will send them be express charges paid
Orders or single packs are sent by mail.
postpaid.
Ii you want each pack to contain an
elegant engraved whist rules, remit with
your order cents extra per pack.
Address, JNo. SEBASTIAN, q. z. A.,
Chicago
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
Homeseeker., ExcursIon.

For full particulars regarding the
sale of hOmeseekers' excursion tickets
on the following dates: March 10th,
April eth, April 2lst, and May 9Th to
points in Arkansas, Arizona, Indian
Territory, Louisiana, Oklahoma and
Texas. Call on or address,
j. d. SWEENEY,
Phone %. Agent Santa Fe Route.