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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-22
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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

This Saultarum Ia quiet Hospital with afty
rooms for the accommodation Of patients, aud
10 supplied with all the latest remedial means
known TO science, and Instruments required Ia
modern surgery,
Rupture, Piles, FlstuIH, Structure and VaFl-
cocele are radically aud permanently cured by
our surgical operation In from five 10 fifteen
days. No medicine or local application will
hundreds Of this class OF patients, leaving them
In vigorous, healthy condition, organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Of
Manly Powers, Involuntary Vital Losses, I'm.
paired Memory, Mental Anxiety, Absence Of
win Power, Melancholy, Weak Back, and
kindred affections, are speedily, thoroughly and
permanently cured, II you arc afflicted with any
disease requiring either Medical or Surgical
skill and cannot visit us, write description Of
your case and We will cheerfully answer, giving
cure, aud such other Information as you nag
desire. Address all communications TO
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28
sOUTh HUTOHINSON.

Mr.. Il, W. Williams Of this city is very
i'll, BEghts disease Ia the cuuse.
Mr. Perry Thompson hos a fine new
autoharp on which ha expects TO make
music for the TOnties,
viii Rush 10 husking corn for l., P,
Teemley,
Our teachers treated their pupils TO n
taiTy pull on Friday last Miss Carrie
Movers of the Union Brick made card
presents while Miss Kate Teemley Of
District l2l, treated her pupils TO II suck
OF candy and popcorn bail for each.
Our meetings are ended for the present
the last one was ON Thursday evening.
Many people OF this vicinity have been
converted, the result Of which we may
look for An increased attendance at our
Sabbath school.
The Christmas dinner ut Robert Meyers
was Cne which will long be remembered
by the participants. Turkey and cram
berries of course, but there was roast
chicken also aud Of all the cakes, some
of which We know were NJ much No eight
inches high, and sauce, we counted seven
kinds besides the cranberries, there was
also krout, sausage aud more cake and
candy and, and, well we tried TO do JUS
tice so far as We were able aud 80 far as
we know others did the same. | told
Josiah, THAT is my sweetheart,) Of oil the
dinners, Christmas or weddings, ! never
was so puzzled to know what to partake
OF most, Everything seemed 80 much
better than everything else and Josiah
said it WIS 30 with him. Mrs, Robert
Meyers was the happy recipient Of
handsome set Of China dishes, there
must have been hundred or more. The
city artist was present ae usual with his
camera and got II picture of the whole
party. DAISY.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

doesn't It hurt your conscience to
wear those pretty bird wings on your
hat?"
at does little, because they are
not genuine wings. They are only
clever limitations" Chicago Tribune.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28
Farmers Correspondence,
YODEH ITEhs

C.S Seymour Of Connecticut Is here
on business, He viii buy some corn to
hold for higher prices viii here,
Billy Kitchen isup from Cameron to
spend the holidays,
Christmas was the twenty.hfth anniver-
sary Of j. G. Moore and II, Jane Moore's
wedding So few of their friends,
Mrs. Jessie Williams being the leader,
proposed to give them a surprise, In or
der to keep them AZ home two families
set that day To visit with them, Every
body was free to go that wanted TO-
About ten o'clock the people began to
come in by twos aud threes and seemed
TO be surprised Ia find any one else there
Jim kept helping people unhitch their
teams thinking everyone would be the
last. Finally Robert Bramwell and War
ren Williams came each in big wagons
with all their children and II load Of
chairs apiece. jim began to tumble to
the racket about that time. In the
meantime Jane WAS IN the house pairing
potatoes. Az each new arrival came up
she would peel another potato until she
finally balked and wouldn't do any thing
more. The folks then began to carry In
eatabes and load them on the the table
IL 10 sufficient TO say that anyone who
has even been to such u gathering in
Lincoln township knows there was
plenty Of good things, After dinner the
company assembled in the parlor aud ON
account Of my being the most portly
man In the crowd and having the best
looking wife In the community was se'
lected TO makea speech BETTING the oc'
cassion which | did in very impressive
manner and also on behad Of the com
pany presented Mr. and Mrs, Moore "
silver sci Of knives and forks, Mr.. NJ.
expressed their appreciation OF the event
in few we'll chosen words. The re-
mainder Of the day was spent in having II
pleasant time to which everyone there
contributed his share.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

When you write about it say you saw
in the GAZLTTE
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28
ITEmN or IN.rMNMsI.

Two women were arrested At PaO
BAic, N. j., for operating an Illicit die
tllory.
According to an eminent scientist,
the alkalI In asparagus develops form
In the human Drain.
The new Epiphany chapel (Episco'
pail In New York has adopted the
"ncyer close" policy,
The Catholic Missionary Union ex.
pends $500 year for the support Oi
Catholic missionaries In the south.
The Republic OF Venezuela contains
500, 1850 square miles. II IL larger than
any country In Europe except Russia.
The Oregon Federation OF Women'a
Clubs Is making plans to establish
free public libraries throughout the
state,
Proceeds from a street fair given by
the unions OF Syracuse, N. Y, will go
toward building temple OF labor
there.
ST. Johns Guild women In New
York have collected over $4,000 for
floating hospitals for women and
babies
The llcsslan diet has enacted q law
that bachelors shall pay 20 per cent
more tax on their incomes than mar
rled men,
The chief rabbi OF London has Or
dered special prayers In all the syna-
gogues OF that city In behalf of the
British troops.
II has been discovered that the bark
Of the acacia tree, which will grow In
almost any soil, Is an excellent tam
hing material.
According to official statistics, coal
miners IN Illinois have averaged 800
more In earnings per capita than they
did last year.
Barring the Egyptians, the ancient
May0s Of Hucatan seem to have been
the greatest pyramid builders the
world ever saw.
Peru possesses such q diversity OF
elevations and climatic pecnliarties
"a 10 be able 10 produce almost any
product known TO man,
Al the semlUnnuHl drawing in Paris
Df conscrlpts for the French army the
number OF recruits was II per cent
smaller than one year ago.
The last election ut Rochester, N.
Y, showed u gain OF 30 per cent in
the Sociaistic Labor vote as COM
pared with former elections,
Slate pencils ure made IN Tennessee
from slate dust and other ingredients
compressed by hydraulic means. One
concern made 2j,O0O,OOO year,
A movement is on In Minnesota TO
have the university regents and the
btate superintendent OF public i'm
Itructlon elected by the people.
Phlanthropists at Toledo, o., will
build home for workingmen, and
have asked for committees represent
Ing various crafts to cooperate,
An expedition consisting entirely Of
women has been formed IN Australia
to explore the Solomon islands, the
home of the iercest cOnnibnls known.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

A Reluiar Graduate IN Mcdicino.
0ger rs Yedrs, Special Practice.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28
HAVEN
OH such muddy roads. "Did you

OH such muddy roads. "Did you
over"
VIM. Astle is building new grain Of
flee on Kansas Avenue.
Mrs. Longman who has been visiting
in Newton has returned home,
A medicine show has struck town and
is relieving the boys of their dimes.
Miss Hecklass Bues and Mr.. Nicholas
VonMinden were united in holy
matrlmony December Goth at the Lu-
theran church May they enjoy Il long
and happy life.
A good many from this vicinity went
to Hutchinson last week among whom
we're @. W, Astle and family, Miss Lottie
Mount, Miss Jennie Michael, Miss Nellie
House and S. G. Herlacher.
The Haven school has closed for the
holidays and the teacher has gone home
20 visit his parents.
A Christmas entertainment was held
at the Congregational church Saturday
night and one at the Methodist church
Monday night.
Another century is fast drawing to a
close aud it IS good time to look back
over our lives and and note wherein
we have not done unto others as we
would that they should do unto us; also
TO make new resolutions that are to he
broken the first time it rains or the first
time we get into debt or in fact the first
time we are not In the same state of mind
az when the resolutions were made,
Resolutions should be few ard those
strictly observed. JULIET
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

The Great Rock Island Route is plaC-
ing interchangeable mileage books on
sale at all coupon offices west of Mis-
souri, River. These books are good on
81 different railroads and will be a
great advantage to commercial men
and travellers. The net rate is 21Sc
per mile in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

An immense but unsavory omelet
was made not long since in London by
smashing on the pavement $4,000
condemned eggs and washing them
into the drains. Many persons were
made sick 10y the stencil
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

EWVU1VERY old maxim declares that 1t isn't econ
WIN on,y to pick up pins; the time is worth more
VIZ than the pins, Similarly 1t is not true econ
HZsA omy to do without Ivory Soap; your health
REQUIRES the daily removal Of the bodily excretions
which are discharged through the pores Of the skin.
These tiny moths must be kept open, and they
should be opened only with pure soap.
IVORY SOAP 99'ttSo PER CENT. PURE.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28
Rock IsbanJ " MI MAP or the URIIed
states,

Is the best ofIcted to the public T. is very
large and especially adapted TO school purposes
Every teacher VI geography and every business
Office should have one 1t will be sent pos
paid any address on receipt Of fifteen cents
In pos age stamps or coin. Address,
JOnN SEBASTIAN, G. 2. A, Chicago, Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
HE OBJECTED TO JARGON.
BECAUSE BRAKEMEN REFUSED TO PRONOUNCE
NAMES DISTINCTLY CoLLAN WHIPPED
A TRAINS CREW.


A TRAINS CREW.
Uyer r,verence tits shame the way these rail-
road min call out the stations. YeZ can't under
stand them at all at all. Yesterday went to me
noor u,fe,s grave at Calvary. felt that bad that
7 had a few drinks to brace up me spirits. When ]
got on the ilivated road tried to pay attention to
+be streets called out, but 1t was Umpty-ump,'
Imntv-imp' Iggledy-ig,' and other names
couldn't understand Whin / got the New
York CintraI and the brakemen kept it up got
that mad that thumped the brakemen and licked
the train hands and am glad OF 1t. Let them pro-
nounce street names so yez can understand them.
The sneaker was Patrick Collan. fifty years old, a
muscular man. who is gardener in the grounds Of
the Sisters of Charity at Spuyten Duyvh. He was
arraiened for whipping all the train hands OF a
incsi New-York Central train on Thursday after
noon Including the track foreman and the en-
gneeST ne Tent AZ by way Of the ele-
yated where he took a Central train on the North
ern He asked the brakeman 10 ptohPhunSe ,he
told him 70 sit down He asked the brakeman again
10 stop saying "Umpty-ump, and so on; and, ana the ne
strnck the brakeman. Two other brakemen came
10 the aid OF their companion. and they TOO, were
engineer came up and they were roughly handled
by Coan. who cried out, after he mad Vanquisheo
Bring on the President. the secretary and the
track walkers OF this road and I'll lick them; too
ONCE Detective James NJ Kane was on the train;
and he went forward 10 find out why the train had
opped He saw Collar and his yfsms Ts ana oP
him. Kane is handy with his fists. and he lodged a
blow and landed an uppercut that lad Golian 1uI
about bewldered and asked Kane If he had been
struck by the cow-catcher. Then he surrendered
examination yesterday afternoon. because OF the
absence OF the trainmen which was caused by the
injuries. said that Coan would be good man 70
be In the Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

WHERE TO SHOP IN EUROPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
European Trains de Luxe
FROM LONDON.

Nord Express-Berlln & St Petersburg
Engadine Express-Core Zurich. q Lucerne'
Carlsbad Exprcss-Eger. Bayreuth & Carls-
bar, Penlnsular Express-Brndisi for Egypt
mediterranean Express-Nce. Monte Carlo
etc.-Trieste Express Vienna, Trieste q Egypt
-Constanza Express-Constanza Il Constant
nople.-Rome Express-Genon, Rome q naples.
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING Oak Co'
u Cockspur St. London.--3 Place de ropern. Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
ANNUAL OUTING AND DINNER.

The New-York Theological Club will have Its an
nual outing and dinner to-day. Members will meet
at the One-hundred-and-twenty- nnth-st branch
OF the New-Haven road In time to take the 245
p. m train for Barlow, Pelham Park The invi-
tation asks the member TO "come prepared TO hunt
MOSES and other seasonable fungi under the guid-
ance Of DR.. w. c. Deming. Those who cannot go
the hunt may join the party for dinner at WOOD.
mansion Inn. West Chester. N. X, at 7:lo sharp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
MOORISH PALACE at MADRID SPAIN.

For Sale for family reasons this Palace situated on
the Paseo del Prado. opposite the National Art Museu;
Il Is famous Alhambra, consequently
Of pure style. most luxurious and UNDUE OF s
klnd in Europe II fitted out with hot-water neats
and electric light garden surrounds II. and the tosl
area OF the property is about Al 900 square feet ne
mans were drawn by celebrated French archltect
Violet eDuc Ground for stables and coachhouse For
fr.her narticlars apply a. Y. 219lO care OF John
r ZONES g. Co al bis Faubourg Montmartre. Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
european ADVERTISEMENTS

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL.
LERS will find the London Office of The
Tribune, 40 Fleet Street, a convenisr.
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

small degree TO blame. They have yielded TO the
drift and are well out to sea: they have lowered
their standards they have resorted to sensational
ism and opera boufe to catch the crowd; they nave
put themselves at the mercy Of rich and worldly
and arbitrary men to keep up their expenses. and
have sighted their great commission to give MY
Gospel TO every creature" But the great BODY
of them, in Methodism in other denominations,
Is all right and the tide will turn so that the
''customs of Wesley" may be overlooked by the life
OF the Gospel and the spirit Of the Pentecostal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-20
TAFT VERDICT SUSTAINED.
fppsli,e G.uaDlEs Eeslsm Unon Telegraph
ccmran.s re ilol icfa New TniI.

The app Hate cour: todAy HANDED
down tn following res.rip in the case
81 iienrs Tart Us. Westcll 'nion Tel
egfanh company:
We are Of opinion that the evidence
Is suiiicisnt 20 sustain the verdict. and
that tae question which the dafendant
desired 60 put "a It's wcrkmen. 10 wit.
whether or rll ,hfv were using as
much care in the romvai of wires as il
was customary 10 use in moving wires
ON any hiSEW 2y such as the one on
Maich the accident occurred was prop
crly eNclIdct bc, AUS calling on tho
witness "a institute comparison and
eonseqr nty for an expression OF his
g.nun.
Ne" trial denied ana case RENTED
70 the common pleas division with dircc-
tor TO enter judgment OH the YER
dict"
Mr. Taft sued to recover for injuries
- two horses and n sleigh caused bv a
runaway due 10 servants of the a.
itncant drawing Wire over the snow.
The jury save a verdict Tor tn. plain
tin for $5I3 6s. john w. Hogan was
counsel for the petitioner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-20
CITY VOLUNTEERS.
Lord Rgcr Of Loldon Says G25,0OOhns Ben
Contbued By The Meclans.

London. Dec. 20-At a meeting Of the
corporation today. the Lord Mayor. Mr..
\. J. Newton. announced that $4,000
pounds had been subscribed bF the
large Guy firms which are contribut-
ing money to defray the necessary eX-
p,nses Of force of a thousand volun-
tetfs among the city corps. The lord
mayor also said that General Lord
Wolseley the commandar-in-c chief had
accepted the offer OF services of thcsa-
volunteers.
Lord Roths ,hildhad given 5000 pounds
OF this amount. and Mr.. Charles VIII
son. the Hull ship owner has promised
fuilN equipped vessel which is equiv
aEht 10 1 gift Of $4,000 pounds to trans
port these volunteers The cornora
tion pass,d i a resolution TO confer tho
IRE dom of the city on each member of
the corps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-20
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
H'nsui 10 Gas, OF RaynOds hgans, Suttad
Re d o Haal Ben Erroneous.

In case OF Ella Reynolds, pro ami.
vs.. William a. Suddard, the following
resciir, was handed down today:
The non-suit In this case was inn
properly gran-ed Whether the defend
ant was gllilIX of ne2ligencn Ia failinc
10 provide the Mringing machine on
Which the pia'rtin was set 10 work.
WITH shipper. on some other suitable
appliance for stopping the same. was a
uuesion OF fact which should have
been submitted 10 the jury. The qu -
tion also as Ca the exercise OF due care
on the part OF the plaintiff should have
been submitted 10 the jury under prop
tr Instructions from the coui,.
Petition for new trial granted."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-20

Fhs lien case Cf Charles r. Wright
agdinst Roger r Capwen was before
me appc late court today. bur the at
lvrneN Tor neither side was i'm court.
IN. e are other liens against the
same property which have been heard
and whose deposition depends ON che
dse fore the court to-day The att
stcFney Tar the other parties appeared
lhu stated tne facts 10 TN court. ana
The lse of Wyigh; vs.Capwell WAS cop-
unued to the 22d inst. and no1ces gi,-
~ The attorneys that n they did not
tlen prosecute the ease il would be
dismisaed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-20
SAVED FROM PRISON BY HIS EARS,

don't often see a thl,f or , had
man with big ears said Judge Wor-
- from the bench in Kansas CITY I'm
commenting on tho physiognony of
Gilbert Closer q H. y.ar-old boy
charged with assaultrg Frederick =
Moses. II like 20 see Il boy with bic
ears. The boy scarcely knew whether
the judse was sarcastic % sincere. ana
he fumbled his cap basbfuHy while his
ears turned req.
The Spectators Uttered. but Judge
Wohord continued sternly: ~ am in
cined 10 give yru chance. my fIIv- 0n
me strength of your biz mouth and
generous ears. You've got a. goSf face.
\ man Wth little ears. Ike a rox's or
SQUIRRELS, won't always DO They
hceu watching. After warning Cloeser
never % carry knives r. revolvcrs
Judg Wonord sentenced the boy fo
lhe reform school and then paroicd him
WIN INSTRUCTIONS 90 report to the court
January 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-20
LAYTON A F00R MAN.
The graTs General Left Little to Ills Wife AID
Ch!Idr9n 10 lIear PfogerI From Dbl.

Washington. Dee 20.--A general order
VIII bs ISSUED from the war department
today. announcing the death Of General
Lawton 10 the army officially, and pay
ing a proper tribute 10 his worth. II is
the intention of the officials TO have the
remains brought 10 the United states
for final inttrment
General LaWton died poor man al
though but IcW beyond his circle OF inn
mediate friends knew OF the small pc
cunary RETENTION that had come 10 cm
Tor his life work in behalf Of his coun-
try Therefore, some Of these friends
have thought proper now TO come to
the ala OF his family. as is shown by the
following statement addressed 20 the
American people issued today:
Washington. Dec. 20. 1899.
Major General Henry W. LawtOn. L.
;. Volunteers, whose death occurred at
san Mateo Island OF LuzOn. on Decem-
Der 10, 1899 has left little but his good
name as a legacy 10 his wife and ch l.
drcn. a piece OF property purchased by
him rs a home in california has a
mortgage OF half the purchase price
sun outstanding and unliquidated The
unders gned have voluntarily assocla-
ted themselves together for the pur-
pose of raising FUNDS To pay off the in
debtedness. Contributions viii be
thankfully received by them and be de-
voted To- the object herein above set
forth.
The aid Of the newspapers OF the
country is requested
Contribut ons viii be received by any
one of the following:
h. 9. Corbin, adjutant general. Wash |
ngtOn.
John II. Weston, acting commissary |
general, WashingtOn.
William Ludlow brgadier general. |
Havana. cuba.
William II. Shafter. majjor general.
san Francisco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-20

THE GOLD PRODUCT OF GRIP.
PIE CREEK FOR NOVEMBER 1899
AMot MED TO THE SPLENDIr
| SUM OF s., 10000. OF THIS AMOUNT
| THE FAMOUS INDEPENDENTS.
| PORTLAND, STRONG AND
/ SOlN FURNISHED THE LARGER
| PORTION.
| THE LOCATION OF THE INDE-
PENDENCE EXTENSION co. is
Less than 250O feet from the wonder
full Portland mine.
Less than 1900 feet 5. +. from the wei
known know Strong mine. producing
100000 per month.
About 1900 feet from the rich Gold
Com Mining and Leasing Co. whose
STOCK originally sold at 10 cents per
snare, and is now sold on Stock Ex-
change at 1880 per share.
And directly adjoins the great Inde-
pendence Group, which is the prize
winner OF this great gold cam.
All these mines have made million
aires or the original stockholders
There is good plant OF machinery
on the property, with a good shaft
mouse, steam hosting apparatus: 60
morse power boiler, with engine capable
OF hoisting 700 feet: a 30 horse power
boiler for pump, foot capacity
buckets, tram cars, cable tools and on
necessary implements for carrying on
the work
The stock now offered for sale Is FOR
the purpose Of putting a diamond drill
plant at work and 70 further open up
drifts from present shafts. This drift
ing IS the secret OF success in Cripple
Creek mining. rs Il is during this work
that the rich ore is encountered which
runs in such fabulous amounts OF gold
The last quarterly dividend paid by
STATIONS famous Independence Mine
was s4SS,OO0, or at the rate of nearly 40
per cent. per anuum on the capital
stock of G1,100000 $5. 800 000).
The independence Mine pays about 3s
per cent. on its capital. or over per
cent. per month. which would equal
approximately 30 per cent. per month
at present price OF independence FIX
tension stock. or $50 per month on ev-
cry 500 subscribed, or S15 per month
on every $50 subscription sent in These
are facts, and the Independence Exten-
sion @. NJ. and l.. CO. can and will. de-
monstrate them. To advance their
stock rapidly by earning quick divi-
dends is their first effort.
Subscription books for only n limited
amount or This allotment OF stock will
he opened Monday. Dec. a. at IL M.
for 10 days only closing Monday. Dec.
is. during which time subscriptions will
be received at only I IN CENTS PER
SHARE, PAR VALUE SlO0 GULL
PAID AND -ASSESSABLE). This
price is certainly an evidence Of good
faith IA giving every advantage TO
early investors. on account OF it's low
ness, the right is reserved TO reject
prior to the time limit.
Or to allot shares pro rata.
Make all orders payable to