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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

You may rest assured that The Star
Clothiers not only says so but does 80
sell the best clothing made for men
and boys at price less than other deal
ers ask for cheaper makes And the
beauty Of dealing with such a firm is
that every article is marked in plain
figures one price, which makes buying
not only pleasant but satisfactory.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

The annual conference Of the NJ. Il.
church for the southwest part OF the
State closed It's labors at ElDorado
Monday, DR.. Hall IS returned to his
charge in this city, Rev. VanGundY
who has been at Hadley Chapel for
two years has been assigned to Well
ington circuit and Rev. Dadisman who
has been at Sterling three years, sue
ceeds him here. Rev, Kirkpatrick who
has been at Partridge goes to Burton,
Rev. w. L. Woodward who was chap
lain of the Twenty first Kansas Volun-
teers was assigned to Conway Springs,
At the other points In this county There
were no changes.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

j. W, Tedford formerly local Santa
Fe agent at Hutchinson, has bsen
promoted to assistant general freight
agent of the entire Santa Fe system
with headquarters at Chicago.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

An effort Is now to be made to reor-
ganIze a company of the Kansas Ma
tional Guard in this city. The com
pany here has usually been more or less
of a republican campaign organization
and II 1t Is reorganized II probably will
be again though we hope not
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Harvey Edwards OF Topeka and
George Pennywell Of Kansas City ar
rived here as inmates OF the keforma'
tory Friday. The former for burglary,
the latter for perjury.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

The Star Clothiers' have been all
through their stock and marked all
their goods in plain figures. One price
to all. Their spring stock is larger
than ever, prices lower.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Charles Van lrsdae Of Burton, was
operated on successfully for appended
tis at the Stewart Hospital The first OF
the week.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

The only April fool we heard Of was
the band concert. II Is somewhat
wInterish still for people to stay about
the stree.s even II II IS april.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
Anew Train.

80. ,,,., , "a" railroad has
'the '''ou'' A"o''-- vice
Ia ely been ,Tnt on u new train no. =.
between this city ahd Kansas CITY
which makes 1t rather the most p0pu-
lar Of all the roads, The Kansas City
train leaves here at TAO p. m. and car
rIes chair cur and sleeper from here
Kansas City without any change or
~
watts. -
in Chicago can by
passengers arFivlnA Loop, reach
the New Union Eeva teu cent
any part of the CITY; or for a Ave
ARE, can be taken Immediately to any of +,
yhe large stores Of the down town dis. |
trict.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

A lght will be made for Moore
when his case comes TO trial. Moore's
wife is his only friend and she still
stays by him with wIfe's true affec-
tion, She has employed attorneys to
defend him, securing II, Fierce and
Howard Lewis, The line Of defense
Of course will not be made public I'LL
the time Of trial, but Mr. Fierce is a
good criminal lawyer and II 10 poSsi-
BILE there will be different feeling af.
ter the trial.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
LOCAL. AND PERAONAL.

Earl AEers Of Stafford was visitor
in Hutchinson Friday,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Wm. Turner OF Nickerson WA mr.
rested last Thursday evening ot ,arcsd
together With the Simpson bovs NJ
Wichita and others, Of spnnoaed
gang OF horse thieves, my ,rderers and
counterfelters, who II ls aDooed oner,
ated in central Kansas. "''4 = 'F''
weeks issue OF ~ AS told in last
knew b" ..e GAZETTE. Turner
- - was to be arrested for two or
.nree days but made no effort to escape
lie has been working at the Matthews
ranch in Rice county. His story is
lhat Ballard, the convict who 1t is al
legged gave the officers the information,
worked with the various ones charged
with the crimes, putting up hay, and
had trouble with them. Now, he says,
he is trying to play even.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Colin Campbell is making special IN
ducements on all varieties of seed po.
tatoes, See him before you buy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

WeddIng AnnlvereAry.

We had the pleasure OF attending a
very enjoyable affair In the way Of q
wedding anniversary celebrated by
our most esteemed neighbors and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. d, II Swander,
of Lincoln township. 1t being the
twenty eighth anniversary Of their
wedding. There were a goodly mum
ber of guests present, and quite a
few we're inyited that were not there.
They certainly missed grand treat
for the good things to eat that the
host and hostess had prepared were
lnnumerable. We we're unable 10 do
] lstice TO the many good things, theV
were 30 numerous. A most enjoyable
time was had by all, and all went home
happy, no doubt feeling the better for
having been there, We join In wish-
Ing Mr., and Mrs. Swander many happy
returns OF their wedding anniversary.
The list OF those present Ia too long
for our available space.
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
Wanted to Buy.

A large, young, we'll broken family
driving horse, Traders need not
apply. W L. VINCENT.
Masonic Temple,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Last week while visiting friends in
Turon, Walter $ Maxwell was taken
suddenly III and on Sunday March 26,
died. The funeral was held ut his
home north of Hutchinson, conducted
10y Rev. Vennum.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Miss Mantele OF Halstead Is Visiting
with b. Mantele and wife,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
We Are Here to Stay.

Cut this ad out as not appear again. 1IWatch ou
ads, it will pay you we'll
MAN Orv,cp Emporia Jay Block Star Clothing Co..
Hutchinson, Over Winslows Book Store
DR.. Worster, Mgr. Over 20 years resident of Empora
Best Tooth Powder at Lowest Prices.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

XNT ANTED-Scvera Trustworthy person In
wv this state to manage our business In
their own and nearby counties. II is mainly
Office work conducted at home Salary straight
5000 . year and expenses definite, honafde
DO In1ro no less salary Monthly SIS, Reference
Enclose SELF addressed stamped envelope
Herbert b, Hess, Prest., Dept. NJ, Chicago.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Friday night while the street Car
drivers were waiting at the Missouri
Pacific depot for the return of the
crowd who attended the Messiah H.
LindsborV. they awoke from n sleep in
"a Car neatly sLlhed by smoke, A lamp
had set the wood work on Bre.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

The city election was quiet and the
printed ticket, republican, was all
elected except Shoenaaeld for council
man In the hfth ward, where @. f.
Crawford was elected by something
like fifty majority. b. w. Ladd re-
ceived a large number of votes for
Mayor, but Ilarsha's majority was
something like 1900 or 1900. Bene'
diets friends worked hard for him and
the majority was only some 400 or 800
for Hedden for marshal. The names
of all opposed to the regular republican
ticket had to be written In. Exact
figures are not accessible.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

The Rock Irlond Playing Cards are tho slick
est you ever handled. One pack viii be sent
by mail on receipt of 10 cents In stamps. A
money order or draft for 80 cents or same In
stOmpt viii secure four packs. They will DO
sent by express, charges'prepnid. Addre'e,
JOHN SEBAsTIAE, q. p. A.,
Chicago, Rock Island \ PaclhC'Ry,
Chicago,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

1t 10 now reported that Moore who
murdered his children here, became
angry with little Ave year old boy
and killed him with a hammer, while
living on a farm near Emporll. II is
claimed that the reason 1t has been
kept quiet until now is that his neigh
bors were afraid Of him, but since hia
trouble here the nelghbors have been
more bold and are beginning to talk,
An article TO this effect was printed In
an Emporialpaper but there ls probably
no truth whatever In the story.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

D. l.. Hoagland OF X ,nsas G ty,
son of Martin EIoagland Of this city,
Just informs his folks here that he Is
recovering from very severe attack
of typhoid fever. DR.. Hoagland was
visiting here not long ago, being called
here by the sickness and death Of his
sister. Miss Rose.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

The High School Girls Chorus con-
cert given last Thursday evening at
the high schO@ building was a decided
success. Asplendid program was ar
ranged and rendered in very pleasing
manner. The proceeds amounted to
about fifty dollars and will be used in
paying for the piano now in use by the
school.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
YOUR WATCH

Isa very delicate piece Of machin-
cry and when in need Of repairs judg.
mont and experience are necessary to
restore it to o good condition, | have
had the experience, and i you leave
your watch in my hands for repairs It
will be restored To "a near its original
condition as 1t Is possible.
My specially Is Time Pieces. /
have the most complete stock OF
Watches in Hutchinson.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

nourished, bile.poiSoned constitution. n
a man as soon as he feels that he 10 not ret
ting the forceful strength and energy out
Of his food that he ought 70, will begin tax,
ing d.. Pierces Golden Medical DiacONery,
he will soon put himself In the poaiti6l
where he can do a mans work easily Snd
cheerfully.
His appetite will be ShAIpened; his liver
invigorated his digestion strengthened; an
edge put on hts whole nutntve organism,
Those subtle polsons which debilitate tho
entire organism and invite consumption
and host Of other diseases, will be driven
out Of the system, and he will gain plenty
OF pure nourishing rcd blood, muscle.
power and nervetarce In short he will
br man among nfn,
There are hundnads of delusive temporary
stimulants "mall extracts sarsaparillRs and
compounds, which, are mere or less doomed "
ny merely prohtsoeking druggists but an hon.
est druggist viii give yoH the Golden Medical
DiscOveTy" wlbiH You ask for Il. II well.inr
formed, he knows thai It's sales have steadily
increased for thirty years and that y ~ tha In
venUon Of am educO ted authorized physican
who has devoted u lifetime Of active preetlge
aud proiopqd study to ehreAie dissoseA
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
A Mile-a.mInute shave.

On the California Limited, Santa Fe Route,
There is barber shop in the understanding
car. Entire train electric lighted, Through In
"a days, Chicago to Los Angeles,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
DRJ W. nAeURE,
sPECIALIsr,

n Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
Glasseh Scientifically Adjusted. Onlce In Ma
NOnlo Temple, Hutchinson, Kanhas,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Dr. Worser has the exclusive right for Odonunder for PAINLESS
and Also exclusive right for the
entirely painless method. With it guarantee NO
PAIN NO SORE MOUTH Converse with patients office in En-
gsh German French Norwegian Swedish and Danish You
invited to visit parors and ask questions.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

See the j. |. Case walking and riding
listers at McKinStry's before you buy
ploW.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Officers OF the reformatory think a
boy named Bert Clark, who was pa
rolled from the retOrma,orv, has been
killed at Manila. He went to San
Francisco and enlisted, and It is known
that he was with troops which were
sent to the Philippines. Lately in the
lists of killed appears his name in an
Oregon regiment. 1t is said he was
quite q favorite at the institution.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

jeff. Bowers, formerly prominent
citizen Of Sylvia, a democrat in poll
tics, who edited the Sylvia Banner, is
now probate judge at Alva, Okla. 1t
is reported that he is now threatened
with suit Tor custer on the ground
that he had not practiced law for three
years prior to his election, as required
by the Oklahoma statute. lie was
member Of the Reno county bar and it
is hard to see wherein such u claim
can be made.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Married, at the home of Rey, Irwin
'on March 2S, DR., II, Fox of Toledo,
Ohio, and Miss Anna Montgomery of
Farmer City, III. Miss Montgomery
is niece of Hugh Johnson, steward at
the Reformatory. Both parties are
well and favorabIy known here and
many friends join in wishing them
prosperity and happiness.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Sour pickles &c per dozen at G. Mil
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Thursday A. 3. Streeter brought d
charge of assault against w. A. Welch.
defendant was fined five dollars and
costs. This is a result of mlsunder,
staEding between Streeter and w elch
in regard to the hotel. The case will
lbe carried up to the April term Of the
district court.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Frank IIettinger, Sam Grayblll. vii,
lls Vincent, s. F. Hutton and Claude
Duval attended the great democratic
banquet at Topeka lp.sc Thursd"
came home Rrec~vIy epthussd over de-. de-.
mocracyy i!lyy ,as taught by Br;an. THEW
fthink 1t was superior to last years
banquet.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Mr.. Lawrence Nation, one ol Vue
reading stockmen Of the county living
a short distance north Of town, died
at about five o'clock Tuesday Of appen-
dicitis AS we learn it he refused to
permit an operation. MIR. Nation was
u prominent citizen and well known
throughout the county. His death is
greatly deplored.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

Frederick L. Houck, u young man of
itwenty-three, living in Clay township,
was declared insane in the probate
a6ut w jury Monday. He has been
in poor hen th and the jury was unable
to determine . further cause His
father and two b., Others live in Clay
70 Vnship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
PAIN TING,

Mlllets "Angelus" IL undoubtedly the
most famous painting Of the nineteenth
century, says the New York Herald.
But whether Its pre-emnence be justl-
fled by It's merit; whether II be not
partly due To the sensational episodes
through which the picture has passed
since II was finished; IN short. to what
degree its righteous fame Is debased by
the unrlghteous alloy Of mere nolorlety
--on all these questions critics Will UNI
doubtedly differ. II follows that they
Will differ as TO the place the "Angelus''
should occupy In nineteenth century
art.
That II Is the masterwork OF the mas
ter mind In modern French art most
critics will probably admit. That French
art as q whole is the greatest art of the
century they will also admit. But, ad-
hitting all this, you still leave yourself
a lo0phole which will enable you TO
admire some one foreign master more
than Mlllet. Fortuny, in Spain; Num-
kacsy. In Hungary; Verestchagin, In
Russla Turner. In England--each
would have his adherents. Neverthe.
less, from any one OF these masters 1t
would be difficult to select any one pic
ture so thoroughly representative OF
the nineteenth century mood, its crav-
ing for realistic detail tempered with
reverence for the IDEAL its passion for
putting a sermon into pictorial form
and It's democratic recognition Of the
innate nobility OF all men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
ANESTHETICS

In 1929 an eminent Partisan surgeon,
Nj. Cloquet. amputated a cancerous
breast during a mesmcric, or. as we
would now say. a hypnotic, sleep. The
patient, although able to converse, is
reported TO have been entirely insensi-
bic 20 pain. This seems to be the first
authentic effort at inducing anaesthe-
sla for the purpose Of avoiding the pain
Of surgical operations. Occasional re-
course TO the mesmerc trance for SIM
liar purposes was subsequently made
In Paris and London, but not always
with satisfactory results.
Finally, In 1874, the use Of ether in
dentistry was introduced In America
by Horace Wells, dentist, followed in
1916 by William T. G.. Morton, anoth-
er American dentist, who extended the
use Of the same drug TO surgery James
Young Simpson OF Edinburgh substi-
tuted chloroform for ether in lS47, and
this still remains the favorite in Eu-
rope.
That the use OF anaesthetlcs Is an
enormous boon 10 the race Is evident.
Nor Is the boon In the avoidance only
OF pain. but also OF the nervous lrri-
tation that might delay or even pre-
vent subsequent recovery. Thus II is
possible for many operations TO be
safely performed which without the use
Of chloroform would endanger life by
mere shock 10 the system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
History of the Queen City OF the North
Her Main Industries, Attractions and
Resources Educational Center =
Sketch of the Great Brigham Young
College,

factories for wooden goods, underwear.
plows and agricultural implements.
leather brick, molassee and many other
staple articles, are running al full blast.
with ready markets for all their prod
ucts. Three flrst-class drug stores,
dozen uD-to-datc general merchandise
establishments, two banks. two news
papers three jewelry este blshments.
fine furniture stores a can1y factory.
and many other lines are represented
by prosperous bushes houses.
The vast amount OF power capable OF
being generated from the Logan river
offers unparalleled facilities for running
manufacturing machinery. Electric
motors furnished from generators locat-
cd at the mouth Of Logan canyon. sun
ply much Of the power used in this city.
And this power could be increased q
thousand-fold. With the advent Of
increased transportai'-. facilities for
this valley Will doubtless come an era
Of manufacturing, for otherwise almost
every requisite exists here In abund-
ance-cheap power, cheap living and
reasonably cheap labor The discOy-
cry OF a coal mine near by would also
facilitate this desired state Of affairs.
A promising coal prospect In the hills
on the west OF the valley gives hope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
LOGAN, THE TEMPLE CITY.

state. its auditorium comfortably &C.
commodatlng 500 people.
The Murdoch block. Coop Wagon
block, Carbon block and T. G. NJ. /.
buildings. all three story structures, the
Bishops storohouse Union block. Kicks
block Edwards block. Ritter Bros. Drug
Co. block, Campbell q MorTell block.
IT, o. block. City Drug Co. block. Logan
Dry Goods Co. block. 4. D. Roberts
block, all substantial two-story business
houses. and many others that give to
the town a prosperous business aspect.
During the past year number OF
bushes blocks have been erected. and
some are now In course Of construction,
among them being the Thatcher block
on Main street. Amussen block on Sec
ond street. and the Utah Mortgage &
Loan building on Tithlng Office corner
The city IL filed with beautiful resi-
dences, and the past year had added a
dozen or two modern dwelling houses
to the number.
Each OF the seven ecclesiastical wards
in the city has creditable ward
meeting house, except that the First
ward. having the tabernacle within its
HmltS, uses portion OF the DrSt Story
thereof for ward gathering purposes
There are three other UNCONVENTIONAL
churches in the city, namely, the Epls-
oopal, Presbyterian and Methodist Epis.
copal. each Of which is represented By
creditable church and parsonage build
ings. There are one three-story hotel
and two two-story hotels, three livery
stables and three saloon In town
Tapping Logan riverIat or near the
mouth Of Logan canyon. four irrlgatlng
canals have their source. from which
most Of the land between Logan and
Richmond on the north Is irrigated.
They also furnish power 10 number
Of mills. factories and creameres
Logan and Cache valley have but
one outlet to the outer world OF COM
merce by way Of railway facilities,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
THE THATCHER BANK.

Thatcher Brothers Banking company
is recognized as one of the Oldest, as
well as one Of the strongest banking
Institutions between Salt Lake ana
Butte Organized In 1858, II has kept
pace with the growth OF the country
contrbutary to it,--and that Is wide in
extent. In 1898 II was one OF the few
banks that not only did not crowd It's
customers to the WALL but to these
who would have suffered because OF a
withdrawal OF aid, 1t still managed to
assist with additional Accommodations.
All remembering that period Of finan-
eial panic and alarm will fully appre-
cate the strength and disposition of a
bank capable Of doing this. It's man
agreement and directorate includes the
solid men Of the State, and that II holds
It's prestige Is naturally due to the fact
that those controlling Its affairs are
not only solid and safe. but are ac-
quainted with and prepared to meet the
needs OF the growing business and the
increasing trade wants OF this prosper
Gus region, to which Thatcher Brothers
Banking Company affords the facill-
ties and advantages Of a first class
bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Shorthand Of a .rudlmentary sort was
practiced by the Romans. Jiro, the
freedman Of Cicero, introduced sys-
TEN which was only an Abbreviated
longhand. The ideal held before them
by inventors Of more modern systems
is more rapid and accurate. 1t is des-
cribed by one Of the early fathers Of the
art, Peter Bales Q547-lel0). In these
words;-"To write as fast as man
speaketh treatably." He acknowledges
that this may seem hard saying, but
insists that In effect the method Is very
easy, Containing In many commodities
under few principles, the shortness
whereof In attained by memory, and
swlftness by practice, and sweetness by
industry"
Not even an approximation. however,
TO this ideal was reached until 1887. with
the publication OF Isaac Pltman's sys-
TEN OF shorthand. entitled "Phono-
graphy." He revolutionized the art by
making his stsnographic ssgns represent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
THE LOGAN TEMPLE.


and that is provided by the Oregon
Short Line Railway company This
road Is at present giving good service
TO the inhabitants Of the valley, but al
times seems inclined 90 be rather ty-
rannical, In the knowledge that no COM
petition interferes with its pleasure
here.
The business portion of town and o
great part Of the residence districts
are supplied with water by modern
system OF waterworks. owned and
operated by the city. During the past
autumn the mains have been materially
extended, and Il Is hoped II will not be
many years before every house In town
may be supplied Water Is taken from
Logan river at the mouth OF the canyon,
10 supply the waterworks.
Socially, Logan possesses many adj
vantages Besides the regular ltera-
ry societies of the colleges, there are
various club organizations among the
people for the cultivation OF the intellect
and extending needed recreation. Thea
tiers and operas Of high class may be
often witnessed In our beautiful play
house. Five or six elegantly appoint
ed ball rooms are within easy reach,
and during the holiday season half
dozen orchestras may be busy In one
evening in providing music for deyotees
OF the Terpsichorean art. Various mu-
steal organizations also flourish here.
and Logan lays claim 20 possessing
some OF the very best professional tai
ent, unsteady. In the State. Art Is al
so cultivated, and several rising young
painters and artists have their studios
here.
The season is at hand when the great
est Of winter sports-sleighlng, begine
to reign supreme. On a good day for
sleighlng II Is not at all an uncommon
thing TO see from fifty TO one hundred
brilliant cutters drawn by some Of the
finest and fastest horses which this
valley is noted for producing. upon the
streets at once. Skating 10 also 70 be
enjoyed near at hand.
in short, Logan is a desirable place
in which to live. Her beauties and ad-
vantages are lerion-her drawbacks and
Disadvantages minimum. She Is hos,
pitahle 10 strangers and invites one and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
Knockout Drops

" am saloon-keeper, and used to lbrL
that rock and rye, OF whiskey and on '',
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

the Sounds Of the English letters. other
Inventors, like Anderson and Taylor,
have made more or less important i'm.
proyements upon Pitman's system but
Pitman, says an exchange, remains the
master mind OF modern photography.
and his books the master works In this
line Of human achievement.