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no Medicine. 90 Va Pestored.

Salt Lake CITY. Dec IS 1900.
To Whom il Nav Concern This is to
certify that have been afflicted with
rheumatism for the last five years. which
had so contracted my muscles that 1
could only by great effort. drag my heels
on the ground. 7 have been here two
weeks with DR.. MacNamara taking his
I had been made over
Nv wife was also sOrely afflicted with
heart disease and dTopsy. but she has
received so much benefit that we shall
return after the holidays to the Mac
Namara Institute for further and greater
DEVELOPMENTS IN strength and vigor.
ISAAC AND MARY c. RIDDLE.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Retiring from Business

All goods and fixtures must be sold
before Jan. ], at absolute cost. for
cash. II. d. SABINE.
Merchant Tailor, 172 Main street.
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You Can Save Money

By going to Sal. Sickle. the
ieweIer, 70 East Second South
Galena block, for Jewelry, Clocks
Watches and Diamonds. This
is not mere talk. but is an absolute
fact. All new and reliable goods.
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Smoking Jackets Cut.

We allow p per sent discount on any
garment ia our lire: large assortment
IL select from
BROWN. TERRY * WOODRUFF co.
166 Main St
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HALF RATES
For the HOLIDAYS.

Visit your homes or friends out of
town Half rates to any point on Rio
Grande western railway on Dec %. "A
til Jan. 3rd.
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Castle Gate, Clear Creek, Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite (all sizes) These
Goals always in stock. 70 South Main
street; telephone 400.
D. ]. SHARP. Agent.
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COMPETENT GIRL, with references;
three in family; wages S.. No. 1105 East
Second South street.
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NJ Onnortunitv.

Do you know that our entire line
of Smoking Jackets going at % per
cent discount Beautiful patterns.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main St.
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Grand ball Christmas night at Old
Armory. New floor. Tickets 80 cents.
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A GIRL for general homework. Cal
Immediately at 26S Second street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

BRIGHT. energetic lady. writing plain
hand, to travel in Utah $50 monthly and
all EXPENSES to start Self-a addressed en-
yeiope for particulars. Manager Phil
lips, Pontiac Bldg Chicago.
Statesmen, liberal contract for 1901 to
sell complete quantity assortment; retail
er guaranteed at least. oneHthird profit or
money refunded: long terms of credit;
unstable goods exchanged Beautiful il
Illustrated f0O-page catalogue furnished
each customer. Address, giving age and
previous occupation. 3. A. Guenther, Z.
O. box 100. Chicago, Ills
MAN To permanently represent US man.
aging local branch Salary SIS per week
and expenses. Manufacturers, 800 Cax-
ton Bldg, Chicago.
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$1,000

BUYS a beautiful Ia octave upright
piano in elegant mahogany case. at our
removal sale, now on
+. y. JENKINS
TemDle OF Music.
205 State Street.
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Drunkenness

A safe ard perma,sent cure for drunk
eaness and drug addictions. Address
Kelley Institute. First North and West
Tensple ST., or Box $50, Salt Lake, Utah.
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$4,000

VIII get YOU a beautiful Upright
Cabinet Grand Piano in mahogany
case. This is special, and worth your
time to investigate. Calder's Music
Palace. % and A w. 1st South St
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DR.. Frank y. Mellin's Dental Par
lors, 225 Main St, ''Vendome building"
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ASSAYERS

] W. CURRIE, No. u West Third
o-th. street, Salt Lake City. SAMPLES nv
mail or express receive prompt attentioD
F NJ BISHOP ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. West Temple
R II. OFFICER * co, assavers. 1eg
South West Temple street. Salt Lake city
w. H TArsMAYNE, Assayer. over 140
Main strests Salt Lake City, Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. I52 South
West Temple street. NJ S Hanauer
manager Analytical work a speciality
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GOOD GIRL for general homework: no
washing or ironing. 16S ". Sd South.
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Practical Presents

For men are Neckwear, Underwear.
Hosiery, Gloves. Handkerchiefs, Sus-
penders- We keep them in quantities.
I66 Main ST
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Christensens'

Special Christmas matinee and grand
ball, 4 and $50 p. m. Enlarged or
chestra
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MUSICAL.

HARMEL PRATT teacher of piano and
harmony. Studio, room 36, St James
hotel.
MISS LILLIAN OLIVER. teacher of
pianOfOrte: open TO concert and drawing
room engagements: late pupil OF Oscar
Beringer. studio IS w End So St All
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

MAN wants a job of any kind; y
North Second West.
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| LARGE eastern concern wants local
| ambitious ladies for positions, SO weekly
| Address c, 50. Herald.
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GIRL for general homework; no wash
ing. Apply 126 a ST.
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LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO. ,Wa..2955 5-sss
dealers in Windows. Doors 42--.t-.-'zg
estjmafSs given. Send for our prices anu
discounts. salt Lake City, Jtah-
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrOshell, sole agent Utah, 221 Main. Elk,
pert cash register repairing.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. T. Arm
strouE, president: J. 4. Game, cashier
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GOOD GIRL for general Homework
two in family. Must be good cook 562
E. 9rd So.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

GREEN & REEVE CO,
Plumbing, heating, 100 Z. I'd So. Tel "a
JAMES & HARRIS. plumbers. steam
and hot water contractors. s. e I'd South
street. Telephone, 379
GEO. G. DOYLE & co,
PLUMBING, HEATING and jobbIng
2u South State street Phone 1872
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SALESMAN with established western
trade; contract January 1st for L months.
Address this paper, NJ. E. c.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

Excursions Via Oregon Short Line.
At half rates TO nearly all points.
with long limit. call at city ticket Of
fee. pol Main street. for particulars.
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ONE DOZEN 11kx1h platinum finished
photos, 25c; regular, 500; finest styIe.
mounted; two positions. For 50 DAYS, at
Alseen's, GO East Second South.
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FOR RENT-..FURNISHED.

THREE ROOMS furnished for lighI
Housekeeping. 143 North Nam street.
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WALLPAPER.

THE FACT that we have do.a-5' ear
wall paper and paint business t'.-s -f-r-.
is evidence that we do our "'I .a.- as
charge right prices ana ire & 10.
S25 South State street, Salt Lake ----
Telephone 673 \.
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OPTICIANS
CLEANING AND DYEING

LADIES Jackets, dry cleaned, sd
IN Cents oveTcoats cleaned ana pre-
sed. 81 % up Deseret Dye oIh7, -
So. West Temple
UTAH Steam Dyeing and CIeania5- 10,
60 E 3rd So. High-ClasS VOTE. "-'
ate prices. Telephone No bS-, y
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Or. L. nj. Keysor method of filing
teeth is painless 16c Main street. Auer-
bach building.
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GIRL to do light homework in small
family. IS South Fourth East.
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GIRL wanted for light house work. Call
563 W. S. Temple. Right away please.
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GENTS furnishing and shoe salesman.
n. Y. Cash store
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PROFESSIONAL CARDl


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SHEPARD & SHEPARD, LAWYERS. ~
123 Commercial block, salt Lake ~
WILLIE. WANLESS. ATT0lksN,I7l'
232 Main Street. phone go
c. F. & F. c. LOOFBOU ROW BLOCK.
Lawyers, Commercial -
II GRAY. land attorney, Hlli-i11.
natant work. Public land InIoii-1-'7
SO TempletOn block
JOHNSON & FOWLER AttGrats{f7
Couoseiors at Law. 21S Main stree
kT-RFTTT-s MINER. LAWYER O-'-1
Wbittingham block, ". 1st 80 81
THOMAS FITCH. ATToRNE5-AI-
Offices 42. As and A Hooper n Jul Cify.
East First South street san
GEORGE B. GREENWOOD; - III Block
Conf Law and Cohscuoh'
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BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMENT
SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY, Fifth
South and State street
HAZEL DRUG CO., corner OF West
First South and Fourth West.
MCOY'S PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East.
FOULGER BROS. CO., So K street.
s. B. COULAM, Eighth East and
First South
A. J. DAVIS & Co, corner Seventh
South and Seventh East
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METEoRoLoGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, s. degrees; min
imum temperature 81 degrees; mean tenn
Derature. 81 degrees. which is the nor
NAL: accumulated excess of temDera ture
SINCE the first OF the month. Sc degrees;
accumulated excess of temperature since
Jan. 1. 913 degrees Total precipitation
from y. m to S D. m. trace. accumu-
lated deficiency of precipitation since first
OF the month, 10 inches; accumulated de-
hciency Of precipitation since Jan. !, 4-37
inches
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wANTED..HELp

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s-y. $3.50 and expenses Absolutely no
canvassing. Enclose self-addreSsed
stamped envelope Colonial Co, Chicago.
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INSURANCE.

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BURGLARY. fidelity and fire. Geo. T
20 W. "a So.
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MEDICAL
WARMING AND VENTILAnNG

GEO- M SCOII-SIttEN ELL HAVn
WARE co. Warm Ar Heating and nd W ~,
ulattnG Apparatus for Churches. Scho0fs
Residences, etc. All work guarantees
p. J. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilatiGg apparatus M
% West Second South.
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SCAYENGER.
STOVE REPAIRS

STOVES BOUGHT and sold stove ana
range repairs; parts for sale. -t-' 0-'--
J. 7. LOvett, 81 r. Sd So
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


$4,000 CASH, or easy payments, buys Is
strictly lawful nickBD slot machines for
drinks. cigars or cash.s Will earn g %
and upward weekly each. Earl, Clark &
Co, furniture manufacturers. Chicago,
Ills
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ARSEAO VPPOA NLLLIIy'
Selling our tailor-made, perfect-fit-
ting Oyercoats at % per cent discount;
none reserved.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main st.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

BILLY Morgan has new name forthe
Bryan policy as outlined, for dealing
with the Philippines. 1t Is he says the
policy of "nunk and shirk'" Now those
are expressive words. We are to shirE
our responsibility for keeping the
Filipino from freeing himself from
himself. These fellows have magnili-
cent ideas of our "duty"t to the world
by shooting liberty into them. But
by the way, II Bryan's proposed method
Of dealing with the Fllippinos is one
of "aunk and shirk" then the policy
the United States is pretending at
least to carry out toward the CubanS
is one of "nunk and shirk," Probably
according to these republicans 1t Is a
very unfortunate thing that the Davis
amendment was tackled on the war
resolution, 80 that we are compelled to
"aunk and shirk" our duty toward the
Cubans and have thereby missed an
other opportunity to shoot u little CIV
ilization unto them, Had that resolu-
ton not been passed we would surely
have that opportunity.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

VARIOUS papers have called attention
to the fact that had England spent the
money she is now spending killing far
mers iu South Africa to steal their con-
try from them, had been spent in try
ing to relieve some Of the stal Yation in
territory she already owns she would
be acting more like Christian nation.
That is true, but if any one is fool
enough to think that anything like
Christian ethics would beapplied by a
great nation to any dealing with such
matters he is blisstully calow and ig-
nOrant. Applying it to condition Of
the worlds politics, John j. ingalls,
never said y truer nor sadder thing
than when be said 1.-The deClaogue
and the golden rule have no place in
politics." Whether internal politics
is any better or not there Is not in
international politics even the ethics
of the prize ring or the dog kennel. A
big dog will endure many insults from
u small one without notice while he
will not permit sideway glance from
one of his size without trouble,
but in international politics the rule is
reversed, and war IS made upon the lit.
tie country with practically no excuse.
The golden rule which reads "Do unto
others as you would that they
should do unto you" Ia construed DO
others II you are big enough, or they
will do you If they are big enough"
The crimes enjoined in the decalogue
are generally dignihed by some more
melifuous name and worked for all the
"traflic will bear.' Lying is digni6sd,
by the smoother name of diplomacy"
Killing and stealing are given heav-
enlv grandeur and justification by
calling it benevolent assimilation
and whenever CT nstituency who are
not educated up to this standard offer
objection, the responsibility is
shifted onto God, and the people are
J told it is the working of the "lDivine
} Providence" But to retun to India
3 The matter of allowing few million
humans to starve15-thats nothing, they
( will grow again in few years. But
those pasture lands of the Transvaal
t and those mountains Of gold and di
t amonds: God won't make any more fo
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

THE investigation OF the charges
made by eX-Oonsul Macrum, regard
ing the opening of his mail by the Brit
lsh Olliclals, was taken up by toe foreign
relations committee Of the House
Yesterday, with the result that about
everything that Mr, Macrum had said
was found TO he true and his statements
were substantlated in the main by the
secretary of State himself. People,
naturally, will wonder why there has
been so much denial and subterfuge
about the matter. State Journal.
1t would probaly not be safe or pro-
per to say that Hay lied concerning
his position, diplomacy" would per-
haps be better term to use in that
connection, but all the same he gave 1t
out cold at the time Macrum first made
this charge that If any of his mail
had been opened, the department had
never been notified. Now he admits
that a few letters were opened and
makes explations and apologies for
Great Britain, which Great Britain
denies This is a very handsome state
Of affairs. Macrum was known to be
a Boer sympathiAer. His mail was
opened by British officers In violation
of the saunctity of official communica-
tlon to an American Official Protests
were filed which were ignored and when
finally he was relieved and the place
was vacant, a mere boy of the secretary
who no doubt had been sChooled in the
wishes of Great Britain was sent to
take his place, When it is investigated
instead Of Great Britain apologizing
for such high-handed acts, our admins
tration apologies for her. We are not
counciing war with Great Britain.
War is too serious thing to be en-
ter into rashly, but we print these
things to show the contemplate truck
ling spirit of the administration. Our
country has degenerated into a mere
flunky for Great Britain, and our ears
are as deaf to the cries of the helpless
and Oppressed as we're those OF Nero to
the crucilied Christians.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

The one man who has been con-
nected with this administration and
who has proved model, is General
Wood, colonel Of the rough riders and
afterwards made military governor Of
Havana, and then of Cuba. He is a
man whom power has not turned into
an autocrat or 3 despot, This is about
as rare an occurrence as a four leafed
clover. But of course he is turned
down when he makes an important
recon mendation. Under Wood, the
Cubans have been comparatively con-
tented, as much 80 at least as could
be expected under this sort of rule
They have settled down to business
and are trying to repair the damages
done by war and Spanish rapine. His
method has beeL to trust the Cubant
and use as little repression as possible
So lie has recommended reduction o.
the United States army in the island
but Secretary of War Root will mo-
have it that way. lie thinks it is moi
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

SENATOR Beveredge, the young
Goliath trotted out by the Phllistines
of the United States Senate as their
champion declares, Events are plac-
inyus where we may command and com
pei the peace Of the world" Events
placed Rome at that place once, so they
did place Napoleon, but where are
they now2 When nation thinks 1t
commands and compels the peace Of
the world it has placed deaths seal
upon its own brow.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
PRESIDENT Mckinley has at last eS

PRESIDENT Mckinley has at last en-
pressed his sympathy for the republi-
cans in Kentuckey. He has not done
so in any effective mOnner, out de-
clares that he will recognize Taylor
and the other republican officers in any
way he can, Mckinley of course has
regard for the courts Of the country
and their decisions must be obeyed by
him except when they are against,
should they ever chance to be, a cor
poration or some party measure. Nc
Kinley's utterance in this affair will
upset what respect many people had
grown TO have for his course IN this
matter and will only lend plausibillty
to the contention by many that the
conspiracy Of the assassination was
connived and abetted by those higher
in authority than the State officers, OF
even the l.. and N. railroad.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

safe to remove any more OF them, they
must be In readiness II the accursed
redcoats had not been brought to
America and quartered here for sew
eral years before the revolutionary
war broke out, 1t is very doubtful
whether 1t ever would have occurred
The presence of u standing army, ea'
peclally a foreign army, isa standing
menace which no lIberty-loving people
will tolerate.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
Rc,nnrItmb,e Curo OF Mnenmm,la,n

Kenna, Jackson 90, W. Va About
three years pgo my wife had an attack oil
rheumatism which confined her to her
bed for over u month and rendered heI
unable TO walk with out assistance, heI
limbs being swollen double their normal
size. Mr., S, Maddox insisted on my US
ing Chambprluin's Pain Balm pur-
chased flity.cent bottle and used II
according to directions and the next
morning she walked to breakfast with
out any assistance in any manner, she
has net had q similar attack since,-A
b. Parsons, For sale by all druggists,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

the queen, and Cecil Rhodes And
those islands called Philipplnesl Proyl-
dence appears to haye gone out of the
island making industry, and II we
want'em why we just have to go get'em.
so II IL, and yet, some people are said
to doubt that men have evolved from
monkeys. Possibly that statement Of
the question Is unfortunate, and it
should be did the monkey evolve
from man.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

IT rs not at all wonderful Mother
Leases mouth Is silent now concerning
the octopus, The octopus has one of
his tentaces securely fastened over it.
lie did this by securing job In the re-
venue service for one of her dear boys
through our good President Mckinley.
1t is said some men would barter their
country for a rich mans dinner. 1t ap-
pears that some women would do worse
chan that.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

THINGS are very quietin State politics
just now, nothing new, save that Gov
Observation-Disclosures Stan
ley has sent his wife on another tour of
inspection among the State institu-
tions. Ten dollars day and expenses.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

THERE never was In the his
tory of the republican party such un'
animity on the part of tho people in pro
test against any single measure as
there is to day against the Oxnard tar
iff. There is danger in the air. If the
spirit of revolt be not quieted and
quieted quickly, the dire consequences
to the party will be beyond repair
Chicago Inter-Ocean, Rep.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
VeStee Suits.

Ages . 70 s years 1t would take ful,
page TO describe every style and color,
and price; so wa will request you to call
aud see them prices 81. 25 to $500.
The assortment Is so large that Gus
toners sometimes become confused,
don't know which they like best. We
spare neither money nor workmanship
TO please our patrons.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
For salo Cheap,

Bed room suit, 8 pieces, mabogony,
good as new, coil springs, mattress, all
complete $l5, Cost s25. Also baby
carriage, good condition for 90, cost Sls.
Enquire at this office or at 1875 Eighth
West
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
Boys 3.PieCe Knee Pants Suits

Ages 8 to l6 Yeas old viii be very
popular this season. We are showing
strong line of all.woo serges, cheviots,
tweeds, cassimere, aud fancy worsteds,
plain blue, black and choice effects.
plalds aud stripes. 90 to 50. 90
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
Boys 2-PieCe Suits.

Ages A to l6 years, This popular style
will remain in style, because it is snita
BILE aud practical It's "manish" and
that's what boys ike--to dress liG q papn.
Our line is larger than ever Prices no
higher than last wear All wool suits
$3.50, $500, $2 40. ~ Is, $3. 90, S3.45,
1915, $3, 80, $4.45, "a IS. and S5 CO..
Fancy Silk Vests, ages A to 16, $l.OO and
Sits.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
Boys Odd Knee Pants.

Our Boys Odd Knee Pants Depart
ment is larger than any in the city.
We have the greatest assortment, the
best goods, and AJAX the least money;
Prices 81 90, S5c, 75c, 65c, SOC, 45c, CSC
and JOG.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

Don't cough your head off when you
can stop 1t for 25c. See the Midland
Drug Co, They have the remedy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05
Stylish
Spring Wear!
Beautiful and Most Engaging Dis
play of Juvenile Spring Fashions

0n Boys and Chldrens Department solely boys
youths and chdren Clothing, Hats Furnishings
cry known kind Now the time this display Now is the
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-05

60. NETILETON a co. prOprIOtOn'