Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-12-10
KANsAs 1rEMs or INTEREsT.

all points on our line in Kans. to Pheo'
nix, Arizona, and return at rate of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets will
be on sale December 10th to 18th in
elusive. For rates and information re-
garding stop over privileges, call on OF
address City Ticket agent, Corner Main
and Douglas Ave, Wichita, Kansas, OF
agent at our nearest point.
Judge Dennison, on senatorial matter
says his name is Barkis
An Atchison girl been fined $50
and cost for assulting young nan.
Liberal will dig town well and run
It with gasoline for all who come to
drink.
The way to settle prohibition ques-
ton Is to have vote on that question
straight.
Ewing Herbert opposes proposition
TO license billiard hall in the city of
Hiawatha.
There are 400 deserted wives in To-
pel1o. Most of them are doubtless in
luck II they only knew it.
1t il fact that for the first time in
six years Kansas today docs not really
know where Mrs. Lease is.
As soon 40 the appointment fights
get started In Kansas the fellows
who do dirty work with affidavits will
begin to make things hum.
Personal item in the Emporia Ga
Sette; IF the man ON CONNER cial
street who got behind door and told
his clerk to say he was out, his name
will be withheld"
The New Nork Sun editorially clears
up the rumor that John J. Ingalls,
wrote the whats the Matter With
Kansas" article by explaining the iden-
tity OF Win White.
Bob semple says the proposition to
create chair of physical culture in
the state university is thinly disguis-
ed scheme to pay the institutions foot
ball captain salary.
at is not east against west or north
against south" said Leedy, after be-
ing worried by aspirants. at is all
sides of the states against the middle
and vico versa and all around the com
pass"
A milk man at Humboldt, Tenn, has
written the state board of agriculture
for copy of Sow Culture" and in
payment for same he enclosed in his
letter scent milk ticket on his
dairy.
The slot machine in the Larned rail
road station is a great comfort 10 the
.oafers of the town. Besides it gives
the place an air Of travel. The station
agent thinks he is doing business, If he
is not.
A. D. Hubbard of Topeka, who en-
bezzled SO, 900 and left his bondsmen to
pay it, suggests that the court allow
him salary for his services as receiver
n part settlement of the sum he stole
How's that for nerve.
It is strangely suspected that the
Herr Richter now running for the
reichstag in Germany used to live in
Morris county, Kansas. At any rate,
that is Harvey Fleming's guess in the
Kansas City Journal.
Now is the season for charity ball 4"
A charity ball" is n scheme for women
to spend hundreds of dollars on fine
raiment in order TO pick up few dol
lars for the poor. Better abandon the
ball and give all the money to the
needy.
A Lawrence man says he is opposed
to boy students being given so much
prominence in the newspapers 1t
spoils their minds for their studies
Children ought to wear gingham
aprons and fed on porridge until they
are grown up" he says. at is good
for their bodies and good for their in
tellects."
The total acreage now sown to win
ter wheat is reported as per cent less
than one year ago; AZ counties show an
increase, ranging from per cent in
Sheridan and Wabaunsee, to SO per
cent in Bourbon, while 40 counties
show a decrease from 2 per cent in
Woodson to 81 in Stanton. With few
exceptions the counties having the
smaller acreages sown show increase
and are located in the eastern half OF
the state The average price for the
year is given as IS cents a bushel.
Prospects and conditions of this years
seeding are quite invariably reported
excellent, perhaps never more satisfac,
tory at the time of year.
One Topeka woman wants the fugi.
tive slave law re-enacted and applied
to husbands who run away from Their
families A man who leaves his chill
dren for the county to support certain
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