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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

of the occasion. Had he not done 30
he might have failed TO live up TO that
"sCrupulous honesty" republican pa
pers bespeak for him 10 fulfilling his
promises, and giving an equivalent for
value received. Jesse James or one Of
the Daltons would have done this and
why should not man honOred with q
responsible position under the United
States government by Mark Hanna
aud q Methodist president, do less.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

THE army.beef investigation has
now proceeded to q point where tho
public curiosity iS. more aroused than
at any time before. Not concerning
the truth Of Miles statements for they
are amply verified, While the testi-
moDy Of Rough Rider Roosevelt Ia
probably not In truth more credible
than that Of many another officer that
has told his experience, 1t is from q
source that the public and especially
the partisan republican portion Of it
will believe quicker than from anyone
else. Now the curiosity is as to how
the administration will attempt to free
itself from the responsibility. In such
an occasion the finest and purest
quality of whitewash however dexter.
ously applied will not stick. There ia
only one means of escape, to ride a
scapegoat out, But who will be the
scapegoatY No one will willingly offer
himself as a burnt sacrifice at the Nc
Kinley shrine and to take one by force
might divulge unpleasant state secrets.
1t can hardly be Alger, even though
he Is 80 unpopular the administration
would like to cast him of, for an inves.
tigation commission has already
painted him over with q quality OF
whitewash several shades VIII ter than
the Seathered arUosies that float In the
summer skies. 1t might be Eagan,
but the president has shown q fine re-
gard for him by rewarding his black
guard attack on General Miles. The
eusiest, safest and best goat to ride, IL
he will satisfy the public, will be "de-
fectlve system" Tell the people the
beef was bad because Of q defective
system" of purchasing. Tell them
that the discrepancies of one and two
cents a pound in purchases made on
the same day were due to defective
system" That when officers from all
over the country, Tampa, Cuba, Porto
Rico, Montauk and Chickamauga, pro-
tested against the beef, no heed was
paid to them and their reports were
not published and suppressed as were
Roosevelts, because of "defective sys-
tenn" Well here is fine comedy of
errors, tragedy of boodlers or something
Of the sort. We shall see.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

'CYLUs Leland is sure great man,
'and statesman. What you must not
-dOUOt that or you are a Spaniard and
"A traitor. Yes, sir! Cyrus is a great
Statesman. He meets boy on the
street election day, who says be wished
he we're old enough 10 vote. When In
uePly to a question as to his age be
ANSWERS sixteen" our statesman,
pensiOn agent, and vice-regent for the
governor Of Kansas, Mark Hanna's
campaign agent for three States, says
'H-l,you'll make good voter" leads
him up to the polls, tells him to swear
his vote in, and then remarks to the
election judges that he will need some
assistance to mark his ballot, which
che law to the contrary notwithstand-
ing seems, sufficient for them. None
but man Of such resourceful parts,
could be safely intrusted with the mat
ters Of state, and If be turned his
store into "dispensary" for liquors it
was amply justified by the necessities
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

The conference called by Govener
PIngree and Others who hold the opin-
ion that earth and its fullness was not
created for the sole benefit Of the corpo-
ration and trust, will no doubt result in
much good. 1t Is quite evident that the
final alignment of forces which are to
combat for the people and organized
wealth is not completely made. While
probably ninty per cent Of those who
will be found on the side of the people
In the great conflict are now either In
che democrat or poulst parties, there IS
yet a large number of republicans who
have called themselves regulars, that
will ultimately get around to the right
side. The lessons being taught by mu-
nicipal ownership Of waterworks etc,
and the conflict between such men as
Pingree and the corporations and re-
publican politicians combined against
him together with the unprecedented
formation Of trusts will open the eyes
OF many who strive to think a little.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
ANorurR outlawed lnsurance col

ANOTHER outlawed insurance COM
pany is back In the State doing busi-
uess. They are coming back to Kan
Has, with q license upto-date, and
thanks for many favors, and an in
crease Of rate. They are coming back
TO Kansas, though they left with fear
and hate, and swore that freckled rob
Der had no pity on their fate. But
they're corning back to Kansas to re-
new the happy dav, when they pOcketed
che premiums and never thought To
pay. They're coming back to Kansas,
in compliance with the trade, they In
last September, with Cy and William
made.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
Alas GOOD Lltlzen.

There are freaks IN natu,,, ~ on
leads chase throngh the iulr r
and impossible, And iuapHtl ,.ots
It's way TO unseen and uutn0Wu oH \
but stranger than all this IL Joc ~
ing of good citizenship. Altrr o raj
meetings which reused the ardol NJ =
good citizens well up u tne puh nj
spontaneous combustion, II was d'dtr
mined 10 20 into the republican pilmd
rIes and capture them tOr the LORDS
side The scheme WAS tne euuugh ii
1t would work. But the beast 1oa l,n
gwen good warning, had been pIUud,d
into activity and tue Lord s sldr lalltd
for want OF votes, Also FROM taluTt
10 line up on the prOpOsiClon M much
~ upon personal candidates So When
the republican convention asSem0led
on the last day OF grace Ia the evening
and nominated practically the sdIue
ticket which has run or CHASED" tue
fortunes Of the city for two Years, tbele
WAS no appeal to be taken. Aud now
We will hnd on the 4th Of April the
good citizen voting for the same men
pom whom two weeks ago he WAS serv-
ing notice that II he ala not lmmedl.
utely and instanter commence the en-
lorcement OF The law proceedings would
forthwith be commenced u Dust him
from OH -.
There Is but one ticket IN The field,
the regular republican ticket, composed
Of the Old Officers except clerG, martial
and street commissioner, For clerk,
Band Master Harry Holiday WAS nom.
mated For marshal Captain lltddeD
and Tor street commissioner M HOag
land. For city attorney j V. Clympr.
II was noticeable that MS often occurs
In such conventions the ultra prohlbi-
ZIONIST and tue ultra WhlsSyte Joined
hands on the same candidate,
And thus has all lhls noise, tumult
and threatening 0f the good cl t2en
been turned aside aud vanished,
However there Is still hope for Il EN-.
The law Is all on their tide. In fact
there Is M law on the other side. And
1t was claimed that II the present OIL
GERS should be Ieelecte1 and continue
The wet policy, proceedings would he
commenced TO ONT them from Office.
Now the good citizens will without
doubt have IN opportunity to show the
people the degree Of their sincerity.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

PoPULIsTs are probably somewhat
disappointed In the disclosures Of the
Stuart-F Falcon contest, The contestor
has shown plainly enough that both
money and liquor were used In un-
stinted quantities In behalf Of Stuart.
II has connected the name Of Cyrus Le-
land the prophet TO whom oil republI-
can politicians Of the State pay homage
with such contemplate scavenger and
gutterSnlpe work as the furthest de-
PRAYED word heeler would blush at. II
has exposed by bOuntiful and eompe-
tent evidence the methods by which
this political hyena has run Dohiphan
county for many years until aS such
bosslSm and corruption will al ways re-
suit In course of time, IL brought re-
volt. The contest has showed plainly
that Stuart is net ut TO hold and office.
much less TO sit In judgement over the
lives and property of American citizens.
But It has not shown that Falcon 10
entitled TO be seated. 1t Is quite likely
that the contest will result In va
cancy for the governor to oil by ap-
polntment, If 1t should 80 result II
will probably place upon the governor
the unwilling task Of choosing between
the boss who would probably dictate
the appointment Of Stuart as vindi.
cation and decency which would dictate
the appointment of some other man for
the sake of the political future.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

WE DON'T understand why Mark
Hanna had to take his president clear
down to Georgia to tell him what he
had to do for the next campaign. He
seems to have been intimate enough
with him that he might have drawn
him into a corner at almost any time
that purpose.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
HUTCHINSON FAVORED.
BY a Kansas City Instltutlon--A
Branch office Established Hero.

BY q Kansas City Instltutlon--A A
Branch office Established Here.
The offices on Sherman Street south
OF the First National Bank formerly
occupied by Drs, Stewart are now the
quarters of DIR. j. M. Smither, vital
magnetic healing, associate Of the re'
nowned Dr. @. II. Carson, chief physi-
clan at the Temple Of Health" and
president Of carson College Of Pay
chic Sarcology," Of Kansas City.
Doctors Of this school treat all dis
eases human flesh Is heir to, without
the use Of drugs, medicines, electricity
or surgery. That DR.. Smither has
been maryelously successful is substan.
tiated by the number Of letters he has
from grateful patients, such as the fol-
lowing:
II had suffered intensely for about
eight years with spells Of sick head.
ache, sometimes becoming unconscious.
Our family physician could only give
me morphine for relief, and could do
nothing toward curing me. l have
never gone through a spell under Dr.J.
N. Smither's vital treatment, but have
been relieved immensely in each at
tack, and for the last four months
have been entirely free from 1t.
Mrs. AMANDA Brown.
2707 Olive st. Kansas City, Mo.
March IS, $780,"
II TOOK FIVE treatments from DR.. j.
M. Smither, February II to u, 1899,
for inflammatory rheumatism In both
knees. was very lame. After the
second treatment gave the doctor my
cane and am now able to walk freely,
JERRY CROWLEY,
Cattle Salesman at Stock Yards, X. G.
March lS, $780,"
III had an attack Of sciatic rheuma-
tism last November. Medical treat
ment had no effect. Four Treatments
from DR.. j. M, Smither completely
cured me. Later the doctor treated
me for la grippe with the same success.
II. f. COLL, Engineer
Linwood School, Kansas CITY,
1t is boon to the people of this
county to have vital magnetic doctor
accessible. Before DR.. Smither got
moved into his Office on Sherman street
he was called TO the bedside of pa
tient In Hutchinson who has been con-
stantly growing worse fer weeks, with
intlammatOry rheumatism, despite
medical treatment. Upon the first
treatment administered by DR.. Smither
the patient was greatly relieved and
promises to be fully restored to health
in few days.
The doctor is cordial to enqurers for
health, and consultation is free in all
cases.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

In THE appointment OF Johnson as
Judge Of one of the judicial districts
up In the northeast part of the State is
another evidence OF traCtabllity Of our
Sunday school governor to Applejack
Cy. All the deceucy Of the district
was opposing johnson.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

"THERE ls no luxury so expensive as
n caustic tongue. Asteam yacht and y
private car are economical In compari-
son." says John j. ingalls,. What
q prodlgal man John has been.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
New seeds Of all kinds at Brehm's,
VIII Reopen April / ct.

VIII Re-open April ct.
No. 10 South Main Street gallery will
be re.opened April lat by Parker, a
photographer of sixteen years expert
en- @, will make photos of all sizes from
Sc per dozen up to $500 and insure all
work good, and not fade or dscolor
Fine gold plate photo buttons given
with pictures the first two weeks,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
THE BROWN MANS suRoEN.

Ia parody on Klrling'b famous poem, W
len by Hon, Henry Labouchero, one "
leaders OF Parliament, dnd fro
literary point OF view Us we'll as that Of sta
nanship 10 equal to tho original ]
Pile on the brown man's burden,
To crafty your greed,
90 clear away The "NlgGarh"
Who progross would impedcj
Be very ntern for truly
'Tis uheltsa 10 be mild
With new.caught Aullen peoples
Half devil and Lalf child,
Pile on tho b Owo mAn'A burden,
And II 80 rouse his hate.
Meet hiS old-fashloned Isasons
With MAIlmS up to date;
With AhelO nd dun dun bullets
a hundred times make plain
The brown mans loss must ever
Imply tho white mans gain
Pile on the brown name burden,
Compel him 10 be freoI
Lot all your manlfoeton
Reek with philanthropy.
And II with heathen folly
IIe darep your will dIspute,
Then In the nAmo Of freedom
Don't hesitate to shoot
Pile on the brown mans burden
And II hls cry be sore,
That surely need rot lrk you,
You've driven slaves before
seize on his pOrts and pastures,
The nolds his people treAdI
Go make from them your living,
And mark them with his dead.
Pile on the brown mans burden,
Nor do not deeul II hard
II you should earn the rancor
uf those ye yoOrn to guard,
The screaming OF your eagle
VIII drown thu Victims sob
Go on through fire and aughter,
There's dollars Ia the Job.
Pile on the brown mans burden,
And through the world proclaim.
That ye aro freedoms agents.
There's mono more pay Ing camel
And should your own past history
Straight In your teeth be thrown
Retort that independence
10 good for whites alone,
Pile on the brown mans burden,
With equity have done,
Weak, antlQuated scruples
Their squeanlleh course have run.
And though tie freedoms banner,
You're waying In the van,
Reserve 4 home consumption
The aacred ''rights OF mani"
And II by chance ye falter
Or lag along the course,
II as the blood flows freely
Ye feel some slight remorse,
HE ye to Rudyard RlplInR,
Imperlallsm's prop,
And bid him for your comfort
Turn on the lingo stop.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

If Eagan will give the names of the
gentlemen close to the president"
who forced him to make contracts at
their dictatiOn, no one would object to a
slight advance in his pay, But he must
prove it.-kansas City Times,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
For the Early Seasons Trade OnIyy

ALWAYS looking ogve the buyer the hest values for the least
money is what has given our large business There s
boom prices Of a materials tat enter into the construction
of vehicles Notwithstanding shut eyes to advance
prices and really are selling our work lower
than ever.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

Honey 10 cents per glass at G. Mil
ler's
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
A Mile-a.mInUte shave.

On the California Limited. Santa Fe Route,
There is barber shop in the buiYetsmokinr
ear. Entire train electric lighted, Through IN
pa days, Chicago to Los Angeles,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30

For full description of this service and the
benefits given Its patrons. see your local ticket
agent, or address
JOHN sEBASTION, G. P. A., Chicago.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-30
FARM MACHINERY.

The hest sukey lister made is the "CANTON" |" Seed
spout is adjustable that be dropped looe earth
in wet hard ground dry seusos Come and see
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MILES AND EAGAN CEN5URED.
Tho Beef Investigators Report Ad.
yIscs No Further Proceedings.

Tho Beef Investigators Report Adj
vlscS No Further Proceedings.
Washington, May S.--By direction Of
the president, who approves the find
ings, acting Secretary OF the War
Mcikeljohn yesterday made public the
report and findings of the military
court appointed to investigate the
charges made by Major General Miles,
commanding tie army, that the beef
supplied to the army during the war
with Spain was unfit for the use OF
the troops.
The most important features Of the
report are:
The finding that the generals al
legations that the refrigerated beet
was treated with chemicals were not
established; that his allegations con-
corning the canned fresh or canned
roast heel we're sustained as to its un-
suitability for food as used on the
transports and us long continued
ed raiic:.; censure of General Miles
~ error" in failing to promptly no.
lily the secretary of war when he first
Termed the opinion that the food was
unfit; censurc OF the comHlissary gen.
eral (then General Eagan) for the too
extensive purchases of the canned beel
as an untried ration; censure of Col
onel Maus, Ct General Niles staff; the
finding that the packers were not at
fault. and that tie meats supplied to
the army were OF the same quality as
those supplied to the trade generally,
and the recommendation that 10 furth-
err proceedings he taken in the prem
iSnS
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ALLEGED STANDARD GIL BRIBER.
Ohio's Attorney General Accuses
f.lhna.InH [, SCIIIrc.

Ohio's Attorney General Accuses
Charles Il. squire.
Columbus. O., May 9.-Attorney Gen
eral Monnett yesterday afternoon filed
in the supreme court his answer to the
motion of the Standard Oil company
requesting that he designate the per-
sons alluded to in his statement that
he had been approached with offers OF
bribery to dismiss the suits against the
company, and named Charles B.
Squires, formerly OF Cleveland, and
now of New York, as the party through
whom the alleged proposition was
made.
In his answer the attorney general
asks for an immediate hearing and
concurs in the request of the defend
ant that the court appoint a commits
sioner to take evidence. He urges the
court to compel Hon. Daniel J. Ryan
and Hon D. X Watson to furnish the
names of parties who made the offers
and representations set forth.
The attorney general further de-
clares that the stockholders and Of
ficers representing the Standard Oil
company that Charles B. Squiras
claimed we're the parties through
whom the proposition had in some
way come to him were Frank Rookie
Teller, OF Cleveland. stakeholder Of
the Standard Oil company; F. b.
Squires, secretary of the Standard Oil
company. and Charles N. Haskell. late
of New York city.
The attorney general says that to as
certain in what way Charles Is. 5quireS
received his communications from the
above parties the state will be compell-
ed to take testimony under an order
of the court
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Mr.. Sou;ro's Denial.

New York. May GIN statement to
the press Charles B. Squire said: IF
Attorney General Monet has said that
I offered him bride. as representing
the three men he mentions, it is abso-
lutely and unqualifedly false. He sure
" could not have said that offered
him a brihe of 100000 OF any other
sum as representing men from the
Standard Oil company, or anybody else.
I never offered man bride in my
life. had caa approached by a pro-
moter OF schemes, and warned the at
torney general to beware of him. do
not believe Tic man in question ever
was connected with the Standard Oil
roi. pany in any way"
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Johr1ston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
CATARRH GAM BE CURED.
xy,se md venerable Doctor alks
DaNGER I'm THE EARTH AND AIR; DANGER EVERXWEH

Doctor nbou
DISCOURSE OF Wen
evidently lawyers business and commercial travellers
invisible which living
bacillus
dreadful bacillus tuberce witch
IhS OF
ands ncurable disease catarrh
the travelling that you would US aDou'
catarrh had thoroughly discouraged
like diphtherla
This
the dsagreeabe
loathsone DOM
himscla friends ~
"that the true to neal ca
the blood This by powerful
hich actas blood purifiers"
Betsy ett,of Manist Mich, writes:
general ana
catarrh OF
dizzy ringing head all the t WY
always cold My appetite was very on
obliged to haa
continual feeling rednes
entirely and couldn't go a dozen
though the blood had left Inc oo
tors all hope OF ever
Sarsaparila
somewhat improved III
sleep
blood through my
myself well and rugged woman
positive that the Sarsaparla my NE
had childhood, nave
thankful for what
recommend all women WIZ M
aches o Sarsaparlla
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THE pPoDuca MARKETS
AS Reflected by Dealings in Philndel-
uhia und Hnltjinorc

AS Reflected by Dealings in Philndcl-
phi:l and Baltimore.
philadelphia. May S.-Flour slow: win
ter superiine. 81. 15g24O: Pennsylvania
roller clear. $40 3.25; city mills, extra.
S2.55l2.75. R;-e ;.oUr steady ut $500 pei
barrel for choice Pennsylvania. Whea;
steady: No. . red. SPOT. in elevator. ISL.
G75a:c. Corn steady; No. mixed. spot.
in elevator. 2sT2s..c.; 40. yellow. for
local trade. i2i,i22:.c. Oats quiet and
steady; M. white. 3i;=c.; No. white,
clipped. Sjc Hay steady: choice timothy,
$3.50 for la-r" bales. Beef steady: beet
hams $i9Gl9.56. Fork quiet; family, ST.. 75
Q122j. Lard weak; western steamed,
s5SS2l2. Butter steady; Yves .ern creamery,
I4G17c. DO factor. 124lSc. imitation
creamery 1@4l4;2c.; New York dairy,
13gl6c.; do. creamery. 1iT11c.; fancy
Pennsylvania prints jo5bins at 21I24c.
do. wholesale, 2Ic. Old cheese steady;
large. white and colored, 12c. small do.
12I12Mc.; new cheese firm; large, 9l@g
Csc: small. 9G93c. Eggs firm; New York
and Pennsylvania. He: western, fresh,
1SG13Ec.; southern. l2u1Sc.
Baltimore. tIay S-F'lour quiet. but
firm; western superfine. S225G2.4O; west
ern extra $2.50G$10: western family, 1885
$3.50; winter wheat. patent. S3.75q3.g0;
spring wheat, patent. sSaOQ4.1O; spring
wheat, straight. S365M3.S5. Wheat dull
and easier; spot, month and juno, 70d
15Kc.; July. 75ssc.; steamer No. . red. 7C
M7OAc.; southern. by sample, 70I76c.; do.
on grade. 7O4G75i4c. Corn easier; spot,
STs1 a SSc; month and June. 37tsGSS24c C.
July. 37IHc.: steamer mixed. 36I36Hc
southern. white. 41AG42c.; do. yellow.
SSi.lS9c. Oats dull and easy; No.
white. 3ac.; No. mixed. 324S212o
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Killcd while Attempting Assault.


Cumberland, Md, May civilian
Parish. a negro is years old. was shot
and killed Yesterday by John Meyers,
white. Meyers, it is said, caught the
negro attempting a felonious assault
upon Mrs. Kate Haier, an aged white
woman of Sulphur Springs Hollow. AS
Parish started to run away Meyers
fired and almost instantly killed him.
Meyers says he was informed that
Parish attempted similar assault
upon Mrs. Mes earlier in the after
noon, but had been frightened off be-
fore accomplishing his purpose. A cor
oners jury rendered verdict that the
shooting was justifiable, and Meyers,
who was in Jail on warrant charging
murder, was released on habeas
corpus today.
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Killed h,.(bristiuu ScIoncc,.

New York. May Coroner Banning
and jury yesterday afternoon and
evening held an inquest ut Mt Vernon.
into the death of Mrs Charlotte Bar
guet. who died on Wednesday last OF
dropsy, and whose life, ii was claimed.
might have been saved if she had been
given medical attendance. The Jurors
held that Mrs. Clarence Fowler, the
Christian scientist, who treated the wo-
man; Liston 8. Barguet, her son. and
Miss Ethel Barguet, her daughter, were
guilty of negligence, and recommended
that the coroner take the proper steps
to punish them. Coroner Banning &C
cordingly held Mrs. Fowler and Lis
ton Barguet, Jr., in $1,000 bail for the
grand larry. Ball was furnished.
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nrricd In tho Same Crave.

Beemer, Neb., May y.-The DodIes OF
Joseph Harnby and Mary Vlack,
daughter of farmer, were buried in
the same grave yesterday. The girl
killed herself because she was con-
WINGED that she could not be cured OF
an ailment from which she was suffer
ing. Harnby, to whom the girl was
engaged, called at the Vlack home
and asked permission to see the re
mains. He entered the death chamber
and Immediately shot himself, dying
instantly.
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otls, optlmlstlc Cahlegrom.

Washington, May General Otis
cables from Manila as follows: Law
ton at Massin and Balinag; scouting
parties to north and east. Macarthur
at San Fernando: population of coun-
try between Manila and northern
points held by troops returning home;
appear cheerful and contented. Army
gunboats operating in rivers. Have
cleared country west of Macarthur
OF insurgents. Signs OF insurgents
weakness more apparent daily"