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THE WHEELING
w eekly Register.
sEEa.E j! Better !a,a E'a..
Sl.O0. ONE DOLLAR 500

The Old Reliable Wheeling M..k
~ Kesislrr will lac Brighter. Bet .r,
M"rr lniens wing. il p->>ih!-. To- Mi
classes IF West Vlrgrnian> and this.
1T nearby States than during any
other Year at il history
The Register h", special c r.esro,,.
drnts n bah Washing tnnanI 'h,rl.s
u, VII" viii keep its readers p.s,eI
"h the happenings al each ,ini.
The Regis er'S >trvice N Charle-t.r
cannot he 'qr"Iltd by any other
paper.
IL WA want the hest fer the les.,
m""e>, Subscribe for the Register
. her cheap f:rrign paper. will he at
Tered I" v"", hut ,"u viii get ;he full
H''d 4" 'mPl,' hrmr neN~ through m.
Register.
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driav
TIE Week., Register will he -,
'r N ~" ill Jan 1t. 1901. FIR 81
>a"'ri" Ii'> free Gle, n cnp, d..
"a" Register anal ST., is ~ ur,,niuu,
n rcd
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The political conventions, where IN,
once amounts t" much, have virtually
all been held. The states have alI
been fixed, generally, aud The rank
aud hle only have All opportunity t.
contend tor the small game We are
IN POSITION Ia know one or tvo
states, but as We are not included il
the deal, We have no in .en.ive to riy,
publicity I" the matter. When i,
gels around To Us and I, YOU know
the rest.
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| Dye Pharmacy yn,,.,..
rdy -, ",, OF Chamberlain Cougb Ro,'
,n,., I"' IF not satisfied af;er n. ima
,E ~" 1 ,"'''' of The contents. rbi. 4 x
g rt pest remedy in The world f., ~
grippe. coughs, colds. c,,,,,. y" !"
=, = ping cough and is plra.s,, a,,,i
, u, :" take. 1t prevent. ""' an"
'''' ." " cold to rc'ul, in pnepr,ri.. I
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wig " Great tul ,n ca, -.
"'rL'in'S Cough i,cm.a,

""""g.r Martin. II X. y.
in, o''' '"f rms ny thar h.. !. L NV
! C.,naL - RI" "u ChaYb.,I.;"'.,
,",ph H"m"lv To- sell. s' '
. mat medicine to me IF .,' n "',i''-
H," %, 1"I II give. greaf s,,i. y "ih'r
nmbioy I I'h ~ Il grippe there =
Rrma %E hke ChA"h4risins Coant
fLs ' ,,. !" stop the cough bs.I '"gn
I've -, lhr'A' and lunga aud ." ',ir "'N' up
n '- very shorr time IT,. ieI,ei
me-. growing aud all who try '"'e'
Son,b CIirn m ~, prompt acriop
aIe b " Ip1,'g Daily Calumet.
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II chaIges Tie nature 1T things for
Mr.. Sihley, wealthy man to sav IL,
b"i m@'r "ny fms can say. Il ruld
~" 80, We may he CONF elled to
go Democratic vet.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

A G"Id Bug Democrat may Not
look 81 bad III Ike future. There are
Free Silverites who sill! be willing To-
hold office. even though Coli Detur
Gratis fur nish The v)res
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Issy.--t. =. Winter CO..
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Farewell old year aud welcome new
Let US forget the unplea>autness nf
the past and strive to improve our
homes. our lives, our schools. ,nr
churches, our roads, Dur morals, gnr
cOuntry-our all.
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W her!ins Register,
Wheeling. ". VIA
MOI ICE.

Eoti' is heTeby given rha, hav. ada,
ed The ;'llowing ride mark To be II, d
my b'F ness Is timber dealer, t,,-wit:
y metal branding hammer with m. ,et,,.
i. y aud led and white paint. us.J !,
painting - red ard white str ne near 49,,
'niddl" and ~ near enrircling the LOG =,
practicable. Also red and white crosses q,
end and side OF logs, and diarona
STRIPS "t rel and white SIDE v sd, on , II,
and SIDE of l"g-. also rel AID white ROM +,
spots an end a.d side oi logs.
Dated this the -3rd day of Novembc
1853 ''''''
Il. Il. NEWMAN.
State of West Nirg MIA. county Of Wir,
to-"it: J, Il. W. liz, ,kins, a Justice Of IL
county aforesaid do certify that K. Il. Nen
man, whose name is sign, d IL the aboy
wntInT, bearing d,tc on the 2.jrd dny q.
November, 1891, has hi, day acknowlcdc,
the -aIn- hci"rt NE, in nry said county. IL;
-ori ii ~ of November, | 9.
Is. ". IiorKISs. J.P.
West Virginia, Calhoun county clerk
Office, Nov. 3"Uh, - 81 fhi, instrument
writing was this day rcccivc.i nv me. in ,a;,
nice. and thercmprn. together with the CO.,
'i'c"tv Thereto anneaeI, was admitted
record. Ieste: :,
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Robert McEld"wney is away from
home, undergoing medical treatment
f"r canceruus u ti,cliom al the mouth
lie writes 'houghrfuljy and we'll to
his Paier, aud We sincerely hope that
he may sp"n he restored 10 health.
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-.,,.. -9t9 -Ai.-'--.s' o7h' AT The h,r,. -,
O"e"Nr"nt, well known t,.,.
u oar readers. In the L.s, ,o, '""S
ne has struck it rich. We ind -
da,, '''e' good authority y f.a
"ayS aga that bis incyn. ,. &c"
day: ~ was 800
d, sprono'''''s innocent "Fnq"e, that wa.
'""ceh by those who Were ,.,,...
"' me festive board, to b.. ,b.. lists
ban we season, was served betwo.,,n
u and II "'cl,ck lnst eya'.i ,"t
~, "e private dining rcrm AT ,b.O,,,
~ "''''r vas given by Mes,rs 1,
Nhe"vr"nt and Horace N. e.
nent oil Operators, aud their p l' =
were a seIee' party If Iocal bn.i,'
"elI ana oil producers "'''e'S
, Inc b4"q"rr room presented In
O@a"'if"I picture as the ,,' s" " ,,
COURSES of The dinner v.rs ;. '"' =,
' "'Iner The direction IF IN. rS,. n
a a".'' Dr"'ker aud Keplpr Tine r n. RI,
ni' "s'""' we're 'miIax, holly. rose. a,,J at
P'nk and while caru,i,ns s' ana
and right here our oaBc. E.
,I '' "en'I"to glee more rurL,'l az
'"' q gang It l3,.nr...Lt ,, tie
"ne lot ~ .rrn,.L,,, ocr
% som ~ heIr ewes G.u ''i'''
menu Their hunger bec,n, @'' the
WI VS. hey read IT some ,,f,L. =,
'snie 'hlng~ therein usm.l -, "a. -"
1" ENU;-Club {, ckrsiI kr,a y ne
,ls "eep shell, Salrrd aI,,n,'' ,',' . -! ~
''e'y' Sherry, Tcrrsmn G.i. -
, potat,es H.. ''"''' u Jul. lsu'i
'Ft, '"rdrd ct mu.broom. F,.. J' q
- '"Fe' P"im"es. Punch R.,,si,o
''aS 'ack duck, Jelly. OY,l ~, - ~
,,''''' '"maf'e~, SaddI. Of cr,.,. ~,
rNfn '"Iad ,I'ced coco,,L " D
''''''fF' Sra~berrir,. A...r,.i ,., ',
- Ice cream, Bet cr.,, ,.''' ~
r. acknowledgement Fr,,;, 81, '''
ed ""rs, C,f,e and '"''' "'an'"n
he de Deprl. ,u '' c"gIac Ever
pal. agar, el"r 2,
+. Cbenyrop, ~, stick on
, bananer tsI,i,. ~ one eud "DDh q
other. and O., n, Aann pair If v
. - F''men'er, who pro,i,s,
The .orhcr vue.,s 49,, ihe
+. 81. Aiken n = ~ = were born ppo
Iauley. n d ra my %. ally up u
r, ,s i'"" a Baxter. G. s King. G"J. " '1
N'Osan aud II. j. jacobson. D. , r,',I 'ney
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

cnouob b. because Americou 4 itIIe
sforaIa.,., 40 MI wear, having Jnn,.
ven.".,, Il, London, and being past .;,,''
" SO o "iu' ne had given Gl5O,O0o n,,,
s''o'ooo--to be devoted to the hono,. nearly
poor Of that city. ''' oene''t of the
men ornelius Vanderhir,
h" '' MS mother gave him ffty d'ra1 "n
"'I savings to buy small ssiI.Lo., '"'S OF
s gen IN the business ,.f '''u ne
WHY gardening from Staten island ,,', -.
~, CIV " hen the wind was M,
Iu4e ne would work his " av oyor 81, 'A'"r
tinr hi| o'+. The boat along with poles rn,
vor t MS own shoulder to the pole ~, r"''
- '"t 10 get his freight in ,n,.,. was
co,,a "'5 energy gave him aIw,...
.s ',''''"''d OF full freights, and 10 ""'S "
money Niter awhile he bco,,. '','"i',
',' u" steamboats,; and h.. !. 49,. "''i'd =
"o''" "inet en- millions Of A. NV h
r ,,'e' making tn" 'vernment . ,ro.ou. '"''
NM '''' u steamship that cost 500
,. 'Nr' ob'n, the President or D.. -,
10 !. "'''r".d ompany, is mill on,:.
E. wv, YET forty yearr Of age. Es - "
,nJ.., a''''''D''t clerk with t'op,no,i,
,,, ,"''p'H When he took hi. posi,;a ,,.'"e
=, ,,''''''.'"re gaze him two orders. WV
- q rare ~ ever, bod and aa,o l"
tio,.. ,"1 ''a'; Sc ond, to start the ha, '. r'
~ ana ""'t for nobody. fine On i.r
:, ' ,1 l'Ycd at Staten lslapd D T,.
= 'I' oTd'r so tcrally that bo al, on
'"e commodore on the -,
mine, =, V" the wharf tie n.,, Sher
1modofc wa, conf. 'u not wat. Tie I'epl
- Icy 'nd supposed, Of conrse ,b. " , Smpt
80 ']'' ior him lie proved , ,,,.u way ,sye.
'''ier'ni' own heart. lie boo,u..t. omr
I 'l','''' clerk aud broker. bou,r,, VI. "'
''' '''' and made for him,cl @ @"' Ten
p"en 'irard left his native couo,,. Fir..
g ~ Ten or twelve ve,r. ~
u vessel. lie came r., ". '''ln 81
Ills department wss a.. Har
ny such fidelity, indus,r, 81 I'','''' wi ~
n,.. "e won the confidence ,nJ M. s",
No., us master who generally bo. tilcpvi
'r'" MN the appcIation of a.. day AZ
"nen his master gave nm b,,.; e'tnrds
i""'ied "irard 10 the Burn
'' vessel Girard- was a, sstr,.., ehncs
J" 'hc world was his school "F"' "''"a'
-, ~ ,'.e We with him, when he ,n., sanIIs,
-; '.'' 70 relate that Ne co VI, MON. same de-,
''' SEPencc, and 10 ip.i., -.
'Il'H was his indu-,rv A., Fp,.L.
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ins f''uoare man i, B..
,u, ,, r'''' ~ n"body, works g,.J,
49,, w ~ "eaIrh and copsi,,o,,, d''"'
~, '"''"E ct them, dies bec,r.
rouble. TX ''p 1" much
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The 'HHoNr'LK irb printing dc.
a'H',"th' ''"T recently hecn sep lid
W." MI u" 'qn'Fmenis recess nv for
",'> ,h' 9" printing. fr"m h, n.Ht.
Pir n "i"--' stationery t" the multi
c"I"rrn P"s'rr, We give :sreci~l
attention. I" book work
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irai, r KNIT IT. Sad'il",. Bridl4.. Grim.
a. PelI.. ana Check 'iue>
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Fa S:I' IA sIg.il.

i ,,,r Boiler ard s.,
s,'' "n Wheels, Saw sin "
Plr,"' 3 saws. belt. c,,, f,"'
"'Eh, d"r', -'nh raw rInirs %[ "5
ma ch'r Z r. Lpbr. au - ""d
5ol,, '.dri""' h.,'er tested T.,
l2o u p P~r,nbre B.iI., 80 '1 ,,
"a" belt aud all small ~ pete
s "Il'rT 'e'ted to $50 lbs I I%d,''
W,.i "'''er aud Engine ~
" "reI'' pr # c"rn bn5r' %
', Wheel. pair of ca, "S'p ne y"
Steam Wei Drilling oo,s.
wheels, go ... c.t J"'"' on iron
81 y. '""I'. ',em, jars. bils s''. :. ,. n"s'
r. e. etc. Price 300 wrench
b. h,; +. Cpr'sh' H"iler aud Eo,;n.
s, ",,'r 'e''ed 10 $50 To-. ~;
Address:
PTS, wood Machine 90
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paper, a,,',cI-- -,,ie'hcr with the n,,o" ."
iny sid I n,ii were present, d ~ lucinda.
To Iec"J i h"' and thrrrupon dnly ,d mf
Tes,". Ne''i" in book / f'I;6 "a, |n'''itte
"M VI. q. ID .ws"x
''ecFvtar, g.: State
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Peter Hicks.
''a''H.! A'!i.. nd r,i, .,..,

s,ni' n'' d" found at hi. shop buck -,
'''" call SafiSfac ION g''a GIVE
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Congress took the usual holiday
vacation.
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T..r Crcuit Court.
C,,,. u,ry' June and October.
/ Fir., NJ. I"""iS Courts.
ana JHnuary. 'e"ioe'
III f'I"'" and Exits OF Main.
cen, SSi W.. leaves daily 49, 'N'
'ei'' sunday, arrives s, So, al a. M, *
M. and I, ssuE arrives daily at y a,I ~,
d., ,r'n y, arrive, every ru..,.
Sliuri,, =. NJ aud leaves WeJrIo Inu ri. !
yam,n1rning Srrings leavcy &C.,
Jue',i''' ~, and Friday a., ~ monday,
C,,, ""rSday ami SATURDAY =, 4'live'
sau,,Ia", ,e'y,es Tuesday. Tb,,.J 80 y M.
'"ne days. H. ana arriys' ( D. m
g. Societies.
meet. ~ s,,,.I I.93dge' No. 10, A. s. ,rd =,
'eets saturday night,,p ., ana \. ~,
''oh ~ each month 'e'oTe The ful
w. W. VA NALL Secv w ". ".
S ~. Lodge, No. loo =
,iock p. n. ", each week az IND
-. ? JErTRESs, secy. DBL y. g. :
RichardsonvilIe tcJ.ot o Z
''y saturday night ~ r. meets 9
4. J.. MACY. s h. b. SrARoHER, NC. e
horhnrH Post, No. 50 q *
.,c j"y ,, on or before the 6rst iii meets g
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What fou Can Buy For So. 90.

Dr VI ! uaiI tn. leading Der.
~ "t W+>' Va, will m.ak. 49,. :,
y" ] UPrer"r Lower Set III Te,.I
r 500, cash. Full set $40 90
'e' your teeth extracted hy >our
'"c'"r or DENTS; aud e., me 10 PnrS
rsh"rg and save enough to by ,onl
winter c'"thes Set- made same .la ,
f"u come.
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~ EE& EoU 80
GAINESVILLE.
CALHOUN CHRONICLE PRINT

On the title page of book YOU will uud
the pages OF that book plc,.sirgiy arranged
md perfectly printed.
Though You may not b- a Judge Of fin,
'r'' and printing il one OF the tinest) there
richness aid superior look abou, our
work which tells of experience hands nd
'ainsiaking care in every detail.
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The Gold Democrats may have
peei 'n'y guessing, but guess is ~
good ais any thing when it hits. Ii
our readers will Only recall IN editor
'"' III these columns about five yeurs
ago, they vii! find ia it some of the.
claims aud admissions recently made
~ c"ngress by a prominent Democrat
Hut an ntterance made hy "a man who
raises small ''arers, aud few in hilI'
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COUNTY DIRECTORY
ouHtN IlIJir,.r

,udg' 'Ircuit tomr,.
rose nung Aunrn.y '"esc Hlizzar
'erk circuit Court ~ "srrcr Hay
u. X. W. liaI
''"'"n'rs' I. H. Stun,n
lerk County r.n., Is. +. Slnrnf,
sheriff, curt l.. II. Tripn.,,
Deputies, CAIjis IT, IT, h"rdman
>upt. Free Sob, IL. :. Wit
surveyor, III. Robert,
'sSes'or, =, S. f. Bell
omr School Lands n. \. Ferrell
~ Bruce. Ferr.u
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Grover Cleveland is sill living.
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y" tram" '"hiy ."Scrpt Sunday.
a. >. W ison, .Ir, rafhc Agt.
=. +. WILSON SUPP.
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tor some fellow wirh E).~
and precious H." ."'r OBJ
wlat ,rc., lam a continuous
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
Weddlnns.

Mr.. 9. Il, Cathcart and Miss Plea
Roberts were married on Wednesday
evening Of last week at the home OF
the BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. G,
Roberts on 9th West
The home was beautifully decorated
and every appointment for the ceremo-
ny had been carefully prepared. The
words which joined the young couple
for life were spoken by DR.. Hodgson of
the First M. Il. church.
Mr.. Cathcart is one of the most
trusted men In the employ of the Z,
Martin Dry Goods Go, And will no
doubt some time occupy still higher
position, The bride is a very bright
and popular young lady who has also
been in the employ of the Martin Dry
Goods Co. They will make their home
at 700 Sherman Street East,
The nuptials of Mr., Harvey Crawford
of Stafford and Miss Bertha Carey oc-
Cured at the residence of Mr.. Samuel
Cary father OF the bride In this city
Wednesday evening last week. Mr..
Crawford is a popular young business
man Of Stafford and we speak for them
a happy and successful future.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
And Great was the Fall.

A large brick building located Just
north OF the old Missouri Pacific depot
fell Saturday morning with crash.
1t had been leaning badly for some
time and was known to be unsafe. The
council condemned 1t about two weeks
before, Two families had been living
up stars because they could get cheap
rent. They were ordered out, but one
of them evinced a disposition to stay
the thirty days allowed by law before
eviction but was finally convinced that
they had better get out They moved
the Saturday before,
The building was frequented by
various people for one sort of pur-.
pose and another, A couple of men
only half an hour before IL fell ate a
lunch IN IT.. They reported a Sweede
very drunk came up there for the
purpose Of going to sleep, and
thought he had done so and was In the
building when II fell. But 1t WAS later
found that he became too thirsty to
slumber well and went after another
drink. 1t saved his llfe--probably the
arst occasion recorded In Hutchinson
when a drink Of whiskey saved lIfe
1t will probably not be repeated again
very soon.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
The Plano Contest.

The contest over the Cable piano
came near winding up in n row.
Charges Of "stuAing the ballot box"
were freely made, and reports of var
GUS sorts Of dishonest tricks were rife
on AL sides, 1t has engendered bad
feeling between different lodges and
lodge members which will require con-
siderable time to heal. The Wood
men got the piano and they perhaps
deserved 1t, but by the time both con-
tests are over the merchants Of Hutch
inson will conclude 1t is poor way
of advertising. In the kimbal contest
the GAZETTE does not hesitate to de-
clare its preference for the baud, We
believe that as only small apprecia-
tion Of the services of that organi2a-
tion 1t should 90 to them. Whenever
any Of the lodges have special work on
hand the bands services are called for
and usually gratis Whenever the town
has to show itself for special occasion
the band is called on. Sometimes II
is paid and sometimes not. 1t takes
what 1t can get. The band is to a
large degree pablic concern. The
woman's club is a private concern, The
band wishes to ft up It's rooms to make
them presentable for any sort Of com
pany. 1t must do it by private assis-
tance. When will q better opportun-
ity be given for such assistance than
nowp
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the Probate Judge
since our last issue:
BENJAMIN +. Ross TO Elizabeth M
Spickard both of Preston, Kansas.
Charles A, Gresnlee to Miss Faye
Ardery, both Of Hutchinson,
Martin M. Kite Of Kinghsher Ok, to
MOllie Redgate Of Hutchinson.
Marion A. Kelly Of LangdOn town
ship to Julia Hartman Of Pearl, Ok.
Harry G. Bishop of Haven to Emma
@. Davidson Of Mount Hope.
Klaas Fransen of Buhler to Anna
Gart2 Of Medora,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
The City Waking Up.

The city really appears 70 now DO In
the hands Of men who are inclined to
look after It's interests. They have
been nosing around a little and find
that although the republican machine
has had full and complete control Of
the business from dog pelter up, for 10,
theae many years, the "hnanclers' have
! linancl"red the city into a hole, that is
somewhat bigger than the headQuar.
ters OF the eternal devil They are
finding as invest cation proceeds that
although the c,Y was run by tlnanciers
that the books are in fnghtfully con.
fusing mess, For example, the finance
committee has had Charlie Hall audit
ing the books. and 1t is gwen out,
though the report Is pot complete, that
out OF the $55 900 refunding bonds is-
sued to take up u like amount of scrip.
$50 900 Of bonds were sold TO the school
fund commissioners, and the warrants
Cancelled, but that the remainder OF
the bonds S23 900 worth, are out and
the warrants too, the warrants never
having been taken up when the bonds
were ssued. The books show pracSic-
ally nothing concerning the disposal of
rhe bonds or where the warrants are.
1t has been suggested that the war
rants may have been taken up and can
celed and are in the city safe, but the
books show nothing Of this kind.
The finance committee hopes to be
aple to report by the next meeting,
Monday night and. perhaps by that
time something may be cleared up.
The investigating committee ap-
pointed to investigate the collection of
fines also expects TO be ready to report
at that time. We are told that during
the last few weeks the jointists have
been paying fines into the city treas
ury again, But from June 1897, to
January 1899 no fines at all were re-
ported as having been collected from
the joints,
The council 80 far seems very much
inclined to stand pa. on its proposition
for lower rent for street lights. ana at
torneys have been looking into the
matter, and find that the water COM
pany have not complied with the pro-
vision of the Public Utilities act
of 1897, and filed its detailed re-
ports Of the cost of their plant, cost of
operation etc, which they are required
to do before they are qualified to make
contract with the city. The purpose
is to give q basis for the earnings etc
Altogether there is stirring up Of
things municipal such as does the city
good 1t forebodes sort Of house
cleaning after which the administfa-
tion will for while have sWeeter
breath.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
A Good Cough Msa1elne

IT speaks we'll for Chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy when druggists use 1t in thier owr
families In preference to any other. ~
have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for the past five years with complete sat
isfSction to myself and customers" says
Druggist j. Goldsmith, Van Etten, N. Y,
II have always used II 10 my own fam
lily both for ordinary coughs and cold and
for the cough following Ia grippe, and
find 1t very eilicacious." For sale by all
druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14

Frank Fearl has undertaken to act az
promOtor for q park scheme. He pro-
poses to charter corporation for To-
eating and maintaining a park on
some suitable grounds near the city
where 1t can be used for picnIClng and
camping OF Grand Army, race, fairs etc
He proposes to divide the stock into
shares Of s95 each, half to be paid down
the balance In payments to make i'm
provernents etc. The total stOekto be
AlO. 600.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
A Remarkable Club Offer.

Simpsons Bayonet will be the official
State populist paper during the COM
ming campaign. 1t will shortly be
moved to Topeka and enlarged and
improved. 1t is ably edited by Jerry
Simpson and Frank Peltret. Under
a campaign rate we are now enabled
to send the GAZETTE and the Bayonet
to new subscribers from now until
Jan. /. 1901 for SOC. To our present
subscribers we will send the Bayopet
the same period for 25c. This is an
excellent chance for you to keep up
with the campaign.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14
A sprHined Ankle Quickly Cured.

"At one time suffered from Il severe
sprain Of the onkle," says Geo. i. Cary,
editor Of the Guide, Washington. Va.
"AIter using several we'll recommended
medicines without success, tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and am pleased to
say that relief came as soon as began
its use and a complete cure speedily fol-
lowed" Sold by all druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-14

n town, went to Snyder the architect,
o,Aimed the plans were his, and paid
Suyder for them, put them i'm his va
liss and left town taking Hennessy
along. The work was not delayed
however, and the result was that II
only put the new constructors to the
trouble and expense of having new
plans drawn etc. 81