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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
VERY PROSPEROUS.

In his last issue Mr.. Bryan prints
these startling figure with reference to
the profits Of the Standard OH Co.
His question at the end as to who paid
the tribute that constitutes these pre-
fits, Is no more timely than question
"By whose authority does this trust
violate the law so as to make these
profits? The par value Of share Of
stock in the Standard Oil Company
Is 800, Since the republican victory
Of 1896, the market value Of Standard
OIL stock has been steadily increasing
Soon after the election Of 1896 this
stock was quoted at 5000 per share. In
February, 1899, it sold for $439 per
share; in February, 1900 1t sold for SSl2
per share; in September 1900 it dropped
back to $500 per share. But after
confidence" was once more restored
by a republican victory, this stock
went up to $500. per share. In jan
uary, 1901. 1t sold for $704, On Feb
ruary A, 1t sold at $500, and the latest
quotation at hand is $Sl5.
"When one reads the records Of re-
cent dividends declared by this great
concern, it 10 not difficult to under
stand why the market value OF the
stock has increased so rapidly,
1.-THE capital stock of the Standard
Oil Company is $lOOOO0,OOO. In 1861,
1892, 1893, 1894 and lS0h, the Standard
Oil Company paid dividends amount
ing for each year to $l2 on each share
Of stock. In 1895 the dividends
amounted to S5l per share; In 1897
they were $33 per share; in the month
of January, 1900, they were SO per
share; in April the dividends amount
ed to $40 per share; ID July, SS per
share; in November, $40 per share;
and the company has now declared a
dividend payable March 18th of $50
per share.
This latest dividend means the pay.
ment Of $40 900, 900 upon the $lOOOOO-
900 of capital stock.
The total dividends payed by this
company for the entire year of 1900
amounted to $4S ,0OO,OOO
The dividends to be paid on March
18th brings the aggregate up to S6S,-
900 600 of divldents paid upon capi-
tai stock of 800 00O, 600 duringa period
OF fourteen months and fifteen days.
But when we find antexplanation of
a condition within a period of less
than fifteen months a concern whose
working capital is 100000, 900 enabled
to roll up profits to the extent of SGS,
600, ,000p
This certainly indicates that the stock
holders of the Standard Oil Company
are prosperous, But some must have
paid this SOS, 100000. Who paid it,"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

The home defenders cite the ex-
ample of Christ scourging the money
changers from the temple without au-
thorlty of law and thereby disturbing
the peace, in defense of their work.
The opponents cite the masters re-
buke to Peter for his use Of q sword on
the aural appendage OF one of the sin
ners and transgressors Of the true
faith to prove that the use Of such
force is wrong and unchristian. Now
who is going to decide it. 1t must be
a case either for the pope, or secession,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

THE president 10 urging special
session of Congress because il 1t is not
held there is danger Of revolt in Cuba
against the Americans, The Cubans
are now framing their constitution or
have 1t done, Now the PRESIDENT in.
sists thai Congress must review it and
tell them whether they have it right,
The Spanish war resolutions declared
that Cuba Is and of right ought to be
free and independent The preSi-
dent signed those resolutions. II they
stated the truth what right have we
now to 90 about tinRering up their
constitution, antagonizlng their ideas
Of independence, and breeding revolty
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
NOTICE.

- N'N'''N-'
In the District Court within and for the
County OF Reno, In the State of Kansas.
ph enix Mutual Life Insur-
nnco Company, "a COrpO'
ration, Plaintin,
Va,
ga u, Vanocker Mabel
NAnocker, Ernest II, Vnn.
Ocker, Elmer II. Van
ocker. Minnie Nanocker, No S,dlb.
i'm NanOCker, and Dora
Il, Nan0Cker as Guardian
OF said Mabel Vauooker,
Ernest n. Nanockcr, FL.
nler II, Vanocker Minnie
Nanocker, and Ira Van.
ecker, lnfantR, and & II,
kirshner, Defendants
The said defendant Ernest II. VanOcker will
take notice that the said Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Company, corporation, plaintiff,
did, on the 10Th day of February, 1901, ale its
petition In tald dletrict court, within and for
the county Of Rsuo, in the state OF kaneas
against the said Ernest II Vanocker and that
the said Ernest II Vanooker must an
Bwer said petition filed az aforesaid on or before
the 18th day OF April 1901, or SAID petit on will
be taken as true and Judgment rendered IN
raid action against said defendant, Dora u,
NanoCker, for the sum of seven hundred dollars
with interest thereon at twelve tlg) per cent per
nnnnm rom the let day OF April, ,nnd the fur
ther sum OF three hundred dollars with inter-
est at the rate OF ten (lO) per cent per annum,
from the nret day OF March 1891 and against
the said Ernest IL. Nanocker and all the dc.
lcndants In said action, for the foreclosure Of u
certain mortgage upon the following described
real estate, tO'wit The south half Of the north.
weet quarter "a and the northeast quarter ca
OF the northwest quarter "a OF section twenty.
fOurt2D IN township twenty five (gb) south, Of
range ten (l0) west Of the Sixth principal me-
rdian, and the east half ~ OF the southwest
quarter a Of section thirteen, (l3) In township
twenty-five tl5) south, OF range ten (lO) west 0f
the sixth principal meridian, lying and stu
ated In the county Of Reno. IN the state OF Kan
sas, and adludglng that the said plalntlh has
the drst lien on said premises, TO the amount
for which Judgment will be taken m aforesaid,
and ordering said premises to bc sold without
appras-ment, ana the proceeds applied TO the
payment Of the amount due plaintilf ana costs
OF suit, and forever barring and forecloSlng
said defendants, and each OF them, OF and from
all right, title, estate, interest, property and
equity of redemption, In or to said premises, or
auy part thereof.
BEAnDsLwY, GREGORY Il KlRsnNER,
[sEAL1 and HETrlNGEn ~ llErrINuER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest; j. NJ. wYMAN,; CLERK District Court,
First publication February d. 1901
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

MECICINE Lodge certainly has fruit
ful womb, From thence comes every
thing good and bod, and in fact every
thing but the common place. First
came Jerry Simpson, the shin bare
herald Of democracy, who with his wit
and wisdom was to awaken a sodden
Congress till 1t should buzz like a bum
BILE bees nest, Then 1t sent out the
Apolonlan form Of Chester |. Long TO
be o model for the Indies and a handle
for Hanna. Dennis Flynn, the Wild
IrIshman of Oklahoma who with ma
tive wit and liquor plenty made the
inhabitants believe he had presented
each homesteader with three hundred
dollars, Ia another Barber county pro-
duct. Then there Is Tom McNeal
with his fables and fun, and brow
that bulges like sausage where the
stufIln ia too much for the strength of
the skin. lie also comes from the
city of the curative name. And last
II not least comes the greatest man OF
all, Mrs Nation. She has not exactly
turned the world upside down, but
many grisly old gu2aler will testify
that she has upset and smashed the
most essential part Of him. Medicine
Lodge may never pass into history as
a Nazareth or Avon, but 1t will long
be known as small town in o red
country chat will not let the world
etagnate
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

licer must be n good brute, a good ty-
rant and good bully Well that Is
military traIuing of the professional
sort has always been. rbia antI-ha2lnR
crusade is Instructive In that IL teach
log thousands OF people something
they had not before recognized, and II
may be the beginning OF a reaction
against this new European militarlSm
that is sought by the republican party
to be introduced In this country,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

TIE republican bill providing for the
redemption of silver dollars and silver
certificates In gold is a record breaker
In monetary lep olation, OF all the
gold standard nations Of the earth
there Is not one that has come to this.
They use silver as subsidiary coin but
the silver coins stand on their own
basis, the legal tender quality giving
them what Is lacking in metal to keep
them at q parity with gold. Just now
the adoption Of this rule will not hurt
anything because with our bountiful
harvests we have the balance Of trade
heavily In our favor, and gold comes
naturally and easily to this side Of the
water, But 1t will not always be thus.
By and by the tide will turn. Gold
will begin to go out. Brokers will find
that the very quickest and easiest place
to get it will be from the United States
treasury In exchange for other forms of
money, The republicans have been
trying to retire the greenbacks as they
claimed because they were 80 easily
available for this purpose, And now
they are to adopt u rule that will make
the whole volume of silver money
which is many times greater that Of
currency available for this same pur-
pose In working the "endless chain"
aystem
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
special ExcurnIon 20 Northwest.

win apply from Hutchinson;
S28 O9 one way and $1,000 for the round trip to
Anaconda, Butte, Helena, Garrison, Mont,
Ogden and salt Lake City, Utah, and intermcd-
late points.
S!3,CO one way and St5,OO round trip TO Port
land ogn,, Seattle Tacoma and Spokane, Wash
Vancouver and Victoria -, c. and intermcdi-
Nte points,
Tickets on sale the following Tuesdays: Feb
~, 10, 90, March !, IL, 10, 2G April 30, 10, 20
ind 9Oth, loOl Return limit to be thirty days
from date of sale with stopover privilege on
goirg trip, For further particulars see p. j.
Lclmbach, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

ton merely smiled and said LELAND
will be congratulatIng me IN three
months. And sure enough II came lit
orally true, Leland met him In hotel
corridor, extended his hand In con-
graduation, Who says we are not on
the verge of moral and political ruiny
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
To Cal,fOrnIn For SEQ.

Numerous profitable business openings In
California, Buy home seekers ticket via
Santa Fc Route and investigate conditions there
only s25, Hutchinson to California; Tues days
to April seth, Inquire at Depot,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

On March I'd 10 9th inclusive the Missouri
Pacific will sell tickets Hutchinson to wichita.
and return at rate or $i.4i for the above occa-
zion. Final return limit of tickets, March llth.
j. LEtMBAcH, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

The Santa sc will sell one way "contlnous
passage" tickets to common points in Oallfor
mia st rate of S96 Tickets on sale Tuesday only
February l9tn to April 3Oth. For particulars,
all on or address G. A. Walker, Agt. Santa Fe
Route.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

The great Rock Island route will sell, one way
tickets to common points In California for $25.
tickets on sale Feb 18th, ~, and Goth, March 8
18th, 10th, 10Th. April >, ., 18th, 23th and Both,
1901. Full particulars call on or address Il, Q.
Fisher Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
at Hutchinson, State OF Kansas, At the close of
busiLcss on the Nth day OF February, 1901.
IlesoCRoEs.


State OF Kansas, Reno County, IS,
l,J. B. Mackay, president of sald bank, do
soemnly swear that the above statement ls true
dorser on any note or obligation, other than
shown on the above statement to the best OF
my knowledge and belief, so help me God.
SEAL. j, u, MACkAl, President,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 20th
day Of February 1901,
JAMES llETrISCER, Notary PUOlIc,
Commission expires o. the i9th da, of April,
lOO3)
CUTect Attest r, D, WOLcOTT,
+. r. HETrINGER.
f, w, COON, Directors.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce John
S. Patton as a candidate for the Office Of
police Judge,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

van Fr OnciscO ana LOs Angeles $2S
Via Missouri Pacific, On February 18th and
each following Tuesday the Missouri Pacific
will sell tickets Hutchinson to California Com
mon points AZ above rates. Call or write for
particulars p. j. LeImbach, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A. l., HOLLOWAY, MD. SIS. HOLLOWAY, MD
Res, Sls n Fret hes. 3Ol A EAht.
ms, HOLLOWAY h HOLLOWAY,
Physicians and Surgeons,
0nce No, 8 North Main street.
Telephones Residence No. H. once No,.2O
Hutchinson, Kansas,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28
Hail
Insurance I

The Kansas State Mutual Hail
Association is in the field again
this year for business This
company has given complete
satisfaction to its patrons in the
past, and is sure to do the same
in the future. 1t insures all
kinds of small grain. In 1899 1t
gave a rebate of Al per cent OF
premium. In 1900 rebate OF
30 per cent was given,
j. M. STEWART,
Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-28

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In the District Court within and for the
County OF Reno, In the State OF Kansas.
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N-enG 0tef-4a- T. 3l4f4e el sort WNft-
'.5e g.ss-.eat eE zee asl9A 49,
VI, pc @s - s@E- Is S--A f'-1-
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fr scc rca T-Fr- a4r.H- leea et- o.
ne position sl TstEf r1T-- DDS H, AMI
AFTER 1fsG- HH HE--e FzZ years ae4E- s-L4.
s Ee III - r-,., - D.. -,,-.
gre F-e.scrs
S1ertf tze-re Lceil@- q Ac-f1u county
Is -S as 51,rt 5arl
.ecrrae- 14vl1r t=ez e-ectFL .Es- fall
S-t-I ~ N 4lElr - ll -ig- -ttf-
2-s sa1 ,S51 ,s g = a.nr Z. r 90
~ tt1 q 1rst ra-L@-- b7-1 ara 11-e---l
sas -ssoy.t.-1
X = 1919 e. 80 lsls IN
SA@rt@ LcessbE - FaFesta e0EncF lie a
Wv y'qtE 1.* @r u Use associations
= . Lu at1raiiaEce O. the Ao1-tod meet
S1-riG sam SPARKS g Bel c01,utF e 'hs
Fe-a1 aud tHeFafore the best looking
a.eu.oer e the assoeiatIoa- Ie . serving
re VIZ aaaliEared feP tive os5ce few
1lgs " ~As = Es1rS Old
ronasT ao.cs me next tecv-1 ga the mlat
mHm s5te ~ Fhe age uuir, being IN his
@e@ rAtE
sheg}r sa1sr1e.t ~ Hil county
1e'a 1ese reruers Wao are taking AN 1rsige
Ll.efAsF sn ele welfare q 51a lSs2eiIrlpr-
rn1ap.ase F0scer Of on the visiting
sAersH- VINO aye sEaTpjuv st the oft5a
1'aa...fsTets- tailutaas tAose ~ WHOM
.EHrti0E WIS c. -te Fesrert.y sharrs rhe
t.aa@
Cgmpfro.'er e. " love Holm ~ Baker
Naso John r EiE n A0s-t1 Iaac
S9sn y HsrrriL.e. Miss He-t.e Lore
u Arsstl isuglfer ~ Taur rrIrr L,syie:
Mrs g SEe1rs a1t BIS, Pear Swedtt
q. Maga1lrhi-, Mrs STERLING r CLARKE
- fort W1rsh lf-s s q TrrIavffIe n
CrCgeE A2gs g w. 3lzrt1- ~ PAWS 1Lrs
J T. Cunningham % AoHeur. Mes r. =
Burrl auG Mrs WiUiFr fli.v.- ..Tt-l-
Llgsec7la - EezIrStaa W. RI Crre1fs-
q VICTORIA. 4 3 Pat--s " R Trvf5- q,
I GeGta Fre3 Lrtsar ~ Csr-az W s. yy-sf
eE- r Was-oz u EerrviErs. 81 h n
sorth q RcsE sPri-zs Z Wilson.
AaFsd4n et I}eer.ie, A. " Avanr n
eetlteE- W. st. C1aar- ~ Narres fsFr
I J. ,. iiearaeock s. A wehb. J1Tgas s;r5r
Palerryf - -. 1900 lily 81
Y TaTlor C. Rrrrstr p+t Nrr5is-',s n
y Eeaufre % HaLIeysvJle a. 4. Swsart
~s7s 5ta1sa'F R-. 6, Z Sa9nsalrs e Bsa,g-
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n 81. - s Cuttios Iss'1

II the Baby IS Gu11ios
IL sure snA use thai 40 ta.tre
remedy. Mrs. WILSON'S 49, ~
Tor rhilAren tecTatng. ~ ~ ~.
softens the gums at.14 eti
diaFrace1-
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was tst dasF Steucils, s.sce5s
nctsry and iCtge seats Ns zisst
]. v. Love. @-05 Atecaaaie -
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The steriEs were taken ,a- ireile! &
over tAe city st s O'Clock gesserdAy =,
nopl iEuusedI1rely after tae sdloHsalse.s.
the business session EaeT Iffs ~,
over several belts and saGwu tae Tele
Portion o. rhs city In rae eyenas q
were tpitchtfuify- entertained At ~
mer uIgnt concert at Turner hal ~
. dGsiuE Gilman Of q mosg aziey&ass "
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Rsss tsbis service IN the dJ' Z
Hsath. LILO Prsstoa- 49,
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=

Tonight the sheriEs and their iady ny
viii lie the guests q Mr 3 -
the Opera Bc ghe Anditartuui, " Z
having reserved 4 SutacteEt nrlaoS4 y Z
for all rae visitors.
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sHEgIEss RErrRNs.

Hes Eohert Emmett WhIte. srrasurer
Cf she assocLatfan = az present mayor q
Ausaln. havfuE hsea eierted ne q u1eurarlaEs
u7uuicfpEi campaign MsE sgrfuE He WIS
sheFiE ~ Travis county n numaer az vears
&c 3 probable that tbs pursuit. lmRrufe GEd
anal szeeutida ~ Eaztns Es1rt wars ah.s,lt
the rcUela-f nrnEe-ifinG- chat Wv WAIVE
had 60 handle derirg bis years ln lElce-
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Tae trip down the bayeu. wa'ca "
the closing evanr ~ the meeting "a h
arTanged % rake place t0ulosrsN ls ~ f
FRIDAY. as vrigi naItY lateudei. "!
e.TrFriur e5Daefr7 II so 10 TOW
steam tug Louise. Ample retire. 1la ~
d. served Ga tbs trip, vhe1 VII ~ I,
tn Galveston With q -ratE srfN'se
turn a utEnr
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Nr. Joan w HorEshF. fuzltF clerk -
Travis eqEHrg. Is not e. serrI ssrterly
sDsakJas bur be- f-els very mp.A at aarae
8. ths aauati nssetlnrs ~ tna assacl1riaa
n ata&slel o. being r1s sol ~ 4tsgin-
Ea-s1t4 sferiI % Travis cgUnty. BE- served
FEars- AaF HNgushy vas rae % the 4als-
gatRs az lsr-e 10 rhe last NalrrNI dau-q-
lratlt rguvan5tar, Wliak EeE ar aEas4g
E1tg fulF 4 IAaE