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Hydrogen solidifed.

Prof. Dewar has at length succeeded in solidifying hydrogen. In its con- pact form, solid hydrogen is trans parent ice, but owing to rapid ebulli- tion it usually appears as foamy white mass. It's mean temperature is Is degrees centigrade above absolute zero. Prof. Dewar says, with refer ence to his latest achievement: The last doubt as to the possibility of solid hydrogen having metallic character has been removed, and for the future hydrogen must be classed among the non-metallic elements"
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PINE BLUFF PRESBYTERY.
Will Meet at Clarendon Wednesday,
 Is an Important Body.

The Pine Bluff Presbytery will meet at Clarendon Wednesday, April II, and continue until aud including Sunday.
 The sessions will be open and the public has been cordially invited to atterd them. Besides the usual transaction of the regular church business there will be preaching at such times as will be announced after the body is organized. This pr4sbytery is one of the most i'm portant in the state and there will be number of able ministers in attendance. A large number of Pine Blufians will also attend.
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AGENTS-Booker T. Washington has written the story of his life and work. He gives his views on the negro problem and all his best speeches. White and colored people are giving advanced orders. A bo- nanza for agents. Write today. We would like to engage a few able white men to superintend agents.
 $ J. L NICHOLS & Co.,.
 912-924 Austell Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
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NOTICE.

All members of J Ed Murray Camp No. 51O, U. c. " are hereby notified to attend a meeting of said camp on next Thursday evening at D. m., at the office of J. I. Saunders in the court house. Business of impoi- tance to transact. By order of
 Nj. W. TAGGARr. W. D. VANCE,
 Commander. Adiltant.
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Rubber Heals.

Rubber heels for all shoes and boots are now worn by women. The heel is a ready-made affair, about half an inch in thickness, and its advocates say that it's use lessens the jar of walking, especially upon city pavements, to a degree that very materially affects the number of headaches to which many women are subjected.
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"Hers Half Acre" in Yellowstone.

"Hells Half Acre" is name applied to one of the geyser basins of Yellow stone park. It's area is easily five acres in extent and from it bubbles about forty hot sulphur springs. All around these springs the soil is uncomfortably warm and gives birth to the idea that the internal fires of the earth are close to the surface.
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Do You Eat Cakes
 For Breakfast ?

If you do you should use the genuine "old time" molasses, the kind you used before the days of adulteration. ''P. & F. Brand is that kind---sweet, delicious flavor and guaranteed pure. See that "P & F. Brand" IS on your pack age.
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You can buy from Us three 3 lb. cans of tomatoes for 9 cts, three ? lb. cans fine corn for 2 cts, three ? IL. cans French Red Kidney beans 25 cts, qt. bottle tomatoes tsup 15c.
 m MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
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Attorney H. R. C. Foster this morning introduced a motion in the circuit court asking the privilege to take dispositions Tn Graysport. Miss, the home of S. l.. Evans. who will soon be tried in the Jefferson circuit court on a charge of murder.
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HORN s BEST" is the B E s FLOUR. Use it and be con- vinCed.

Prescription work is our hoby, and we are proud of this department. Every thing delivered promptly up until 10 o'clock at night. W
 Walker Drug Co.
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A few more dozen of those eele- brated Monarch. Gold X Silver. Wil- son Bros and Star Shirts. MY
 worth $1 9, $l.50 and OCs S1.75, to close at
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Mir. H. E. Welch was up from Eagle Mills yesterday,
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The largest line of gloves in the city in colors and weights.
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TOR SkLE-Thirteen window screens, one ' front door screen. Also large range Cheap. Apply at Money Order window. P. O lG7
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We still have some very fine shoes in stock, light in weight and stylish in shape. If you need pair of shoes it will pay you to look at our line.
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FOR RENT--A 5-room cottage. furnished, corner 9th aud Olive streets. Apply to P, c. Knox at Knox x Smart's. 1s5
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ATANTEO-Pos as assistant book w keeper. collector, shipping or bill clerk. Am young man, married. quick at figures and good penman. Address IT 2 this office. 165.
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Tourists, take advantage of the prices offered on Trunks, Suit cases and Valiees.
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FOR RENT-A furnished room. with or without board. Apply at SOP West Bar raque street. 167
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.ollega Hat, latest craze. same hat the callers are se ling for $500; G0 0A asJer Bankrupt offering, V%sVO Shapes in Stiff Hats-Stet- GQ 0A
 son s % Hat, VO'OV elebrated k < T Hat &O OS ble band, easy fitting feather weight ly hahdle4 6fIe1igs by asi for We are Sl.75 7 shapes and styles in Fedora Hats, Tor. brown ribbon band. very latest worth S4 CO., Easter Bank CD E0
 rupt offering. V V@ sNsO
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CHE ZAP 0Ol. -UMN Advertise Your Wants.

If you have House for Rent. OF have any- thing for Sale advertise it in this Column.
 Rates; , lines, one week. p cents. CASH IN ADVANCE.
 If charged will be charged at the regular local rate of scents a line each insertion.
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FOR sALE-aotel with 20 rooms Will sell cheap for cash or will trade for young cattle. Call and examine; " Il bear investi- gaton. 309 3d avenue. IF
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Our boys department is complete SD don't miss the chance To buy your boys outfit from us, as we can merchants in this city.
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AGE GU RETAINS washed and mended and L all kinds of clothes cleaning, dyelng and repairing done by Mrs s. ;. French; 1903 Elm street. Lakeside.
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EOR SALE-For stove wood. lumber. etc address J. keinhard. or old phone 5i9
 Formerly Gadys Barr9que street mill. 162
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DEATHS AND ~ xrRsIs


POTTER-The fnnersi ssrgiae o. NJ Falria
Potter win be bed today a. y e. m. fi7m hlt
tersorth's chapel
kALBERG Tie funeral service ~ Mr. Carrie
kaiberg VIII be held TO-DAY 81 D. m hlm But
terworth's chapel
MILLs-The funeral service for g T Nils yin be
held today at Z3Q y. M. from A3 Sizieeuth ave
nue.. The body b. a. ButtesWoIths
EMITH-Th fnneral service f9f Mn. Laura a
Smith VII be held ct y Thursday fro
the residence, go Fourth avenue north.
ANDERsON-in this city. at the family residence,
20 Second ayenne north April 10. 1870. Alma y.
Anderson, hcinred daughter q Mr.. aud Mrs &.
r. Anderson. aged weeks.
sALE-In Redmond Wash Ap1l 70. 100. of cancel
q the stomach Frank sale. aged 8 years. BODY
az Banuef n stewart
MCCONNELL In this ciiy. April 10 ZOO. al Prov.
idcnce hospital. John X. Mcconnell aged
yeafa. Body AZ Bonney a Stewart
GuLLfCKsON- this rity. April 2. 1900. OF
typhoid fever, Albert Guilifk-oH, aged = year.
Funeral this "wednesday mofning, At y cor
from Bonaey stesars chapel lntesment III l.
O. o. s. cemetery.
MORTON--in this rity April 9. 1910 Of old age
warY q. Merton. aged a yeaa
Funeral this wednesday, afternoon, at oclo'k
Lake Niew cemetery.
MEEHAM. ia tti ciir Apnl 10 1907. a. Provf
dence hospital James MeehaBi. aged Y yeafs'
Body at B0nuey a STEWART
VINCE In this rify Aprii TO- 1900 Odine Nnge.
aged y years. Of Port Hlskeley Body Al Bonney
A sfsNart's.
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STEEL TUG FOR SALE.


WE offer for sale the steel tug Dolphin. -
now complete and equipped ready for
sea This vessel Is new, was built in
our own yards for our own account
The entire hull and deck houses are con-
structed of steel in a most substantial
manner. Length over all y feet. beam
Is feet inches. depth of hold nodded 3
feet inches; fitted with fore and aft
compound engine, with cylinders l0x2o
inches diameters, 16-inch stroke, sur
face condensing. a Scotch marine
boiler - inches diameter, 10 inches
long, with corrugated furnace; steam
pressure $50 lbs. The Dolphin can bunker
from So to 40 tons of coal. and could
easily carry sufficient coal for a voyage
from Seattle to St. Michael Alaska. and
the vessel is entirely seaworthy for
such a trip. She is fitted with fine
accommodations for a crew. and the
vessel as a whole is first-class in every
respect. Speed made on trial trip. twelve
knots. For further information adj
dress Moran Bros. Company, Seattle,
Wash
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PUBLISHERS No11CE Travelling agents are
j. A. Mcclellan, o h LOOMS. u blanchard and
Avg 4 IanHhain CITY collectors are X. T. Haw
lev John u sheehau. y II Gohlke, q II stehen
md Robert Akin. Postmasters everywhere are our
SCENTS Pay money only 70 these ana 70 our
Te.ident agents 10 the various cities and towns Of
the Northwest
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ron sALE-sTEAMBoATs.

GASOLINE launch. cabin, length q feet.
beam lH feet speed i9 uiiirg
Gasoline au.Ca. cabin length 30 feet.
beam feet. speed = miles
Gasoline launch. cauuVy length is feet.
beam ftcf inches. speed miles
Gasoline launch: length !, feet. bcnm 8
feet. -.-fd 5 miles
FREEMAN & PEIRSON. % sullivan bdg
TfLE twiu-scrsW steamer city % Grand
Rapids. net tonnage. - tons. 10 feet
long Gns cabin accommodating very
handle. has Just been rattted McGraw
& Ktuuser. room Bailey Telephone
Main CS.
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pOsT-INTEILIsENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.


AGENCIES.
The Post fnteiigencer has established branch asen.
eies where classified Advertisements will be reoe-ed
untn 10 y, m each day. The rates charged AZ the
branch agennea the same a. at tho Post inteih'
sencer business office Cash ads on- viii be taken
at branch agencies Following Is the list Of sgenries
Yorke narrinwton's drug store.
second avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy. p. r.. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Renton Hin Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
WaIIn Waiia Pharmacy, Twenty-
first and East Jefferson. -
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave.
nuc aouth and Jackson.
shtrtic6's Drug store, Twenty
shtrd avenue south and jackson.
schmtss' Drug store. 10z3 Howell,
corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy. battery
and First avenue.
A. r.. Gays Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. u. Costinan's Pharmacy, queen
Anne avenue and Roy street
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. Ballard nv-
epue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company. Lake
street ana Ewing avenue.
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BIRTHS.

NYERS-In Seattle April n - HE -
tenth avenue, 10 Mr.. add NJ kiFsnEta En1
A
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WANT ADS.

Adsertisem under any
heading I'm classified columns' I
B lc n word each Insertion, min
smum charge, 25c. Classified
I advertisements running one I
, month without change of copy.
R1.50 per line tseven words
1 count To Iine). On three
, months order. et.35 per line
per month, on six months or-
} der. $3.50 per line per months
ON yearly order. - per line
. per month.
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ron neNr-Rooas WIN noARD.

DO ou went tH 1--we 'u EafGv jt4aa..l
place WHrlr sen WtIi Erf tEs n.-r f...,t
tairfIN ~.rtfaN Address VI 81 r4-.
Posi-. futrtll eeHcer.
LANCE feaUt raem. WvH furnished. .af-
ahte ta. man ans wife ar twt Erut.e-
wr1 references 1889 Fkatb avenue
bEStNNHt.E quarters best location.
-ecoua hll private family. Address b
49, "trs Post ln{eiittrrcrr
ROOMS 1Hl board u.eA location. tele.
phone. o-,A ~ Madi~oa.
pa RNISHEp room vl'h ja3c board sis
Srprud, unf ichora.
PHEASANT noardlns, ~se Blackwell. 1900
Marion street
FIRsT-CI.Ass boarding, cheapest in city.
d,6 Fourth.
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personal.

. EE: success In life can only Be o.
tanned through influence WIN send
absolutely free a l00-page book which
explains all the secrets of hypnotism.
personal magnetism and magnetic heal
Ing Tells how. to cure diseases and bad
habits. enables you 10 win and hold the
love and respect OF others. Anybody
can learn ia a few days. We guarantee
success. Write today Address New
York Institute OF Science, Dept 45S H.,
Rochester " Y.
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The following letters await advertisers
al this office
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NJ I'TFM aI TFFI'FIF9 - ~
To home assksrs a rharer - ~
farm land sfh h9sss ~ ,t.ssssuss4
,.,-~'tt. ICES ten ~ fw~nfy w says
iesa ri-ared. rs frai' ns4riag = ~ ~
hnd. lesel. 90 road t'fiee 49,
cash. + 81. Pu1f52e
TAO tire lots. Esu'Qa BIZ ~. tga
addition. cash price H.gRe 80 H,Ax
I{oarp ri ts4 SUSIE wasnings...'. - ~.
F1R sAr.E-Two lots. iesi1s - ~
fneat residential eorprf 81 49, y
llgstf,,i y'tsa ~ Sound a hose ~ W
~ steRNrt bone. uTtce fAp% rs y
Thomas Investment C0mPei's'
Collins dock
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LODGE NOTICES.
MEMBERS or TIE \. O. L. W.
ATTENTIONS

THE Mawutcao CsChooi mlstreasenN club
viii hold its next regular meeting in tur
pariors OF the Rainier-GrNnd. saturday
Aprl 49, az I O'Clock; luncheon az 3
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-2.000 rockrnen for work on
White Pass 4 Yukon Route: wages 81. 30
per day and upwards; board 800 per
day. Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools, powder and all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Also good
bridge carpenters wanted at l0c per
hour Apply to NJ ]. Heney contractor
10 Colman block, Seattle, Wash: Inns
OF Court building. Vancouver, OF Ben
nett II. G.
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BUTTER. BUTTER BUTTER.
EGG,S EGGS EGGS

Down comes the price with crash we
sell today the fancy Iowa creamery 25c
a pound and its delicious
Also strictly home ranch eggs i5c a dozen;
We pay special attention to butter ana
eggs and kerve the trade with the cry
best at the least possible price. the guam
titV we sell guarantees you fresh goods
and that's what swells tho crowd 10 he
Cow Rutter Store. ltal FIst avenue.
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PERSONAI-Coutinued.

CITY DYE WORKS-Garments cleaned
new process; work guaranteed. 81
First Telephone, Main 70T.
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WANTED-Go young man as stenog-
rapher and clerk with reliable house:
answer, stating age, experience and sal
airy desired. Address q, care Post
lnteligencer.
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wANrED-REAL Eyr.rv

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FARMS and SEATTLE property bc,,rs, -
owners, Great Northern Lana a y :
First avenue, ~
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LODGING house for sale. g rooms north
af Y.sisr. rent f5 good lease. corner
Tearing ~ month E-e0 cash 4 taken
al once. no agents A3areEe A s3. care
~t-IltesllgeHErr
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ron ExCHANGE-REAl ysvs,-

FUR ENCHANGE-hEAL ESYlYv
-~-~---~->----------~---~--->----
EXCHANGE
FOR GREEN LAKE
OR OTHER ACRES
Convenient to car line
We have a client who owns tina -
modern residences, one on roursers
avenue, north OF Madison ssress y. y Y
Broadway district, valued At 4 IL \. !
one clear of incumhrance the c,A.< ~ =.
moderate mortgages; he will ssrhsss
one or both for equal value IN sr,~s Z
blocks prefers vicinity oi Fremo,, !. !.
Green lake.
WM. Il. HARPER
Dexter Horton Rank Building
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rurAprgT Hi sfNf.se 90 a.s'.fs
9. 49, ,ttg Fgu 30 rrG9irnN ne :
eI8na partly impff ~
sr ts RET b psF aept 80 @"
GENERAL INVEST y ~
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PRIZE cakewalk and grand masquerade
bali Ranke hail. Pike street and Fifth
avenue Thursday evening, April u
Music by Wagner. Grand March at
O'Clock Admission &c. Plenty OF seats
for spectators In balcony Costumes can
be secured at hall at low rates.
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santa Fe Route Excursions

Detroit, Mich. one fare plus ~, tickets
on sale May 2lst and 22nd return limit
May 30th
Wichita, Kan, one fare FOR round trip,
tickets on sale May 9TH and 9Th, return
limit May 18th,
Holtou, Kan. one fare for the round
trip, tickets on sale May 18th, sth, 9th and
lOth, return limit May l4th.
Hot Springs, Ark, one fare for the
round trip, tickets on sale May Z, g., 8, TO-
18th. final limit fifteen days from date OF
sale.
Milwaukee, Wis. one fare plus 81 for
round trip, tickets on sale June 2nd and
3rd, return limit June 18th.
st Louis, Mo one fare plus SO for
round trip, tickets on sale May 10, l6, II
and May 29nd, return limit June 2nd.
st. Paul, MINI one fare plus so, tick
cts on sale July i4th, 10Th and 10th, re-
turn limit July 2lst.
Topeka, Kan. one fare round trip, tick.
cts on sale May 10Th, 10th, return limit
May 10th.
Topeka Kan. fare and one third foi
! round trip on the certificate plan. tickets
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-10

man aud all hope he may regain his for
mer health.
Whitehurst Bros. are closing out their
stock in order TO consolidate with their
store ~ Sylvia,
Mari n Jones and wife Of Chase aIe
visiting relatives here,
Editor Niuson Of Sterling WAS in
town Nj ndN.
DIR Il, y Welch passed through here
enroute Ior Huntsville, Monday,
Mrs W, W. Farrdd returned Tuesday
after weeks visit with her daughter,
Edward Butcher medimtes enlistment
for the Philippines. Ed hos one of Col
l. r, shaw's New York Life policies ant
we think II an excellent scheme to ena-
BILE his estate TO realize upon II,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-10

Der of invited friends of Mr., and Mrs,
j. Stevenson at Meadow Brook Farm
on the 9TH, To say grand time was
had is indeed putting 1t very mild. AT
ter enjoying visiting for II time the
guests were invited into II spacious
dining room where a long and wide
table WAS spread loaded down with all
delicacies of the season, which satisfied
all present that Mrs. Stevenson is one
of the best Of cooks, After dinner
they were entertained with fine music,
Long and happy may be their life Is
the wish Of the party. DAISY.
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SOU TH RENO,

The township board OF Lincoln in
spected the city hall IN South Hutchin'
son last Thursday to get plans for build
ing II township hall NJ Darlow
It Ia reported from good authority that
the fruit crop is safe and promises to be
a large one,
O, b. Powell and family visited IN
Stafford county last week
Mrs. Blakely is on the sick list at pres
ent.
r. Q. Holloway Of Darlow was in
South Hutchinson Saturday.
Mrs. D. b. Murphy Of NJ. Hope Wis
tied friends in South Hutchinson Friday,
! George Holloway sold W. d. Taylor
10 head OF hogs Saturday.
Clarence Murphy lost his coat in South
Hutchinson last Friday and the finder
will please leave 1t with the mayor and
oblige,
Charlie Dade Of Langdon Is spending
a few days with relatives in South Rene
this week.
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Farmers Correspondence.


There was no preaching NJ Harmony
last Sunday. Rev. Y, j, Neal being
called away TO oiliciate at funeral.
A. $. Leclerc and wife were the guests
of Alonzo and wife last Sunday. That
they enjoyed their visit goes without say
ing.
Miss Grace Goodwin Sundayed with
her parents at Lyons,
Grandma Bran we'll Is the guest of her
son Will, at Pretty Prairie,
Winter wheat Ia needing rain,
Tom Rhinehart and family visited
Will Bramwel in Albion township last
Sunday.
s. G. Leighty, wife and daughter at
tended church ut Haven list Sunday
Fish are almost ripe and the small boys
are rigging their fishing rods, Its going
to be fun for the boys but hard on the
fnny tribe. Ron Roy
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NOOTM HUTCHINSON.

People are busy and business of ev-
cry description is lively 10 this city.
The City Mayor Geo. Holloway hat
appointed Mr., Wells for city treasurer
jim Rhinehart is building house
on Poplar Street.
j. @. Holloway will try raising broom
corn. VIM. Uhl Is doing the work.
Frank Kline shelled corn for r,
Teemly On last Monday.
Nearly every family in this city hat
a fine garden.
Mrs. j. A. Fair sold one Thousand
bushels of corn last week.
A grand dinner was given to mum.
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Not 80 busy perhaps as some OF the
older established firms but the few Gus
toners at Brown Hardware Co. are
we'll satisfied and that counts.
Mr. Babbitt the wholesale member
OF the new hardware firm Is In Okla
homa this week taking orders.
Chas. Brown goes at the work In the
hardware line as he did In the lumber
business and promises old time custo-
mers far treatment and Invites them
In to trade as II he wanted their pa
tronage,
Saturday WAS u busy day at the store
as the lower prices on barb wire IN
duces farmers TO take hold, and with
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-10

on sale Muy 18th TO 2lst, return limit
May 9Sth,
Atchlson, Kan one fire for muud
trip, tiaksta On sNI- May 7'h, 9Th and OH
RITA u May IL b,
Ioa, Kan one lnle rniud trip, tickets
o. sale May l9th % 10 h return hnTt
May lOEh,
Wishing N, D, y, one fare Plus 90
for round zip, icGrto 90 sae May lOtn
and 2Oth, return limit Muj 2sth.
llomessekers excursion dates May 10th
June 3 h aud 10Th, July 3rd and l7th,,
Aug,7 h aud 81,
Foo further information call on or ad-
dress, U. A. WALKER, Agent,
Santa Fe Route