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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
ENIEHPHlsE,


Fine weather after the storm,
Everybody has the grip; and we Learn
that Mr.. James Ross Of MedTord has
the small poS and that bis family and a
good many OF his neighbors have been
exposed.
w, Z. Benjamin was visiting in our
township last week,
Enterprise school is getting along
nicely with Miss Ayice Batty teacher,
They had pie social last Friday even.
ing and had good time. They are 90.
ing to have box social in the near fu.
ture, Watch the paper Tor the notice,
Mr.. VIM, Strohm is building an ice
house for Wagler & FIoler.
Mr.. Ed Howell of Sylvia, was visiting
here and helped the social out by being
auctioneer Come again Ed,
VIM. Gregs's nephew from Vacayillc
Cal, is visiting his many friends here.
The wolf hunt came of last Saturda,
and was a f21le.
Mr.. John Schnorr is up from the StriI
called here by his fathers death II,
is visiting some before going home.
Some of the young folks are fxi,g {,
attend the masquerade ball
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Great Clubbing Offer.

There is no better farm and stock
journal published than the "old RelI-
able" Kansas Farmer, Of Topeka. Kan
sas, which gave It's readers during the
past year O02 pages of select and prac-
tical matter covering every varied in
terest of the farmer and his family and
the agricultural and live stock Industry
of the West, Any one Of It's "Twen-
tleth Century Specials" be Issued
during 1901, viii be worth the annual
subscription price of one dollar q year
Sample copy free. Clubbed with the
GAZETTE, Doth one year for only 81 so
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
SCHOOL NOTES.
Mrs, Mary scroggins has given up
he school in District No. Is,

Mrs, Mary Scrogglns has given up
he school in District No, 7S.
Miss Lillian Vowel will return to her
home in Harper county about February
9Th, She is teaching in District No. aI'
She leaves two months of school TO be
taught by someone else
Arthur Epperson is teaching splen-
did school at Poplar No. ~.
Don't forget the county association
at Nickerson next Saturday, You can't
afford to miss Byron W. Kings lecture,
Superintendent DayhoIl wants every
teacher to be present
The Central Association met at Part
ridge last Saturday night Prof Croft
reports an excellent meeting,
Miss Nellie Burgess gave an enter
tainment in her district, No, 81, last
Tuesday night, Superintendent Day
huH was present lie is WISHING SCHOOLS
in that section this week,
Some teachers have forgotten their
monthly reports, This should not be
thus. The reports show the schools to
be in excellent condition, The attend
ance Is better than 1t has been for years
Miss Mabel Seymour Of School Dis
trict No. 1913, reports "Parents Day" in
her district a great success. Parents
should visit the school more, The
school is really a part of the home and
should be looked after just as closely
Let us have better homes and better
schools, more consecrated teachers and
parents.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Country Correspondence.
sOUTH RENO.

The Independent Salt Cool Chicago
is making arrangements to build nun
dred and fifty thousand dollar salt works
in South Hutchinson to be completed
this year. Which will add much taxes
TO the city.
The city council met in special ses'
sion Wednesday evening and granted
a right Of way to the Mo. p, R, r. Co.
frcm It's swich near the Chrystal salt
works west on Ave, A to Adams and
north on Adams to Sixth where the ln'
dependent Salt Co. will locate their
plant
The dance at Tom Downs was well
attended last Wednesday evening and
especially by the young women as Their
number exceeded the boys,
Grandma Seigrist is down with the
grippe
Frank and Earnest Myers was at home
Saturnay and Sunday from Nickerson'
Will Fair is almost down with grippe
Miss Ella CONNER is living with Mrs
Fair now.
Mrs. Cora and Essie Taft spent Fri
day evening with Miss Lizzie Downs oI
Cu...L n,tcb,nenn
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of b, A. Eastman of South Rene
and Miss Mertie Seigrist OF Salt Creek
Byron is one of South Reno's well TO dc
young farmers who is held in higl
esteem BY his many friends, Miss
Seigrist is the accomplished and only
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs J, /. Seigrs
of Salt Creek, who count her friends
by the score. Our best wishes to yor
Byron, Jack Hostutler is to be bes
man and Miss Bah is to be best girl
Uncle John and Aunt Nellie NelsoT
spent Sunday in town with their sol
Peter.
Will Cockey is getting quite CLASSY
OF late.
DR.. Sidlinger was called to see Nh
Tompsons family who is sick Monda,
also Mrs. Smead,
DR.. Brown was called to see Gee
Holloway Jr. Monday who is sick,
Fay Smith has alfalfa seed for sale
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Our Remarkable Clubbing Offer,

Probably the best weekly paper for
our readers in this State for general
reading and news is the Kansas City
Times. The Times is making u special
effort to increase the circulation of its
weekly and the GAZETTE is anxious to
makk Its entire list paid in advance.
We have therefore decided to offer to
all our readers the Weekly Times free
for one year to all who will pay up all
back accounts and year in advance
on tho GAZETTE. This gives you the
two papers at the price Of the one.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
MarrIage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the Probate Judge
since our last issue;
VIM. II, Dickson, Hutchinson to &C.
neva Burritt OF Mcpherson,
Chas, NJ. Coblentz TO Kate Putifer
both of lola, Kansas,
Edward Shannon Of Healy, Kansas TO
Anna Wharton of Burkville, Mo.
F, A, Remington Of Velina, |. Ito
Kathryn Powell Of Hutchinson,
Byron Eastman to Myrtle Siegrist
both Of Reno township.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
A Most liberal Offer,


All our farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which in
cludGs with this paper The Kansas
City Live Stock Indicator, it's special
Farmers Institute Edition and The
Poultry Farmer. These three publi-
cations are the best of their class and
should be in every farm home. 70
them We add, for local, county and
general news, our own paper, and
make the four one year only ST. %.
Never before was so much superior
reading matter offered for so small an
amount Of money. The three pa"ers
named, which we club with our own,
are we'll known throughout the West
and commend themselves to- tho read.
er's favorable attention upon mere
mention. The Kansas City Live
Stock Indicator is the great agrIcul-
tural and live stock paper in the West:
The poultry Farmer is the most prac-
tical poultry paper for the farmer,
while The Special Farmers Institute
Editions are the most practical publ
cations for the promotion Of good farm
ing ever published. Take advantage
of this great offer, as it will hold good
for ashort time only Samples Of these
papers may be examined by calling at
this office.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
A promiDentchleugo wcmnn spe0l,

Prof, Roxa Tyler, OF Chicago, Vice
President Illinois Woman's Alliance, in
speaking of ChamberlNin's Cough Rem
edy, says; heva suffered with Il severe
cold this winter which threatened TO run
into Pneumonia, | tried different rem
edies hut seemed to grow worse and the
medicine seemed to upset my stomach.
A friend advised me to use Chamberlain'a
Cough Remedy and l found 1t was pleas
ant to take and II relieved me at once,
am now entirely recovered, saved a doc
tors bill, time and suffering, and will
never be with out this splendid medicine
again" For Gale by oil druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

Do you know that Santa Fe Route has
put on sleeping car service especially 70
Hutchinson, Gar leaves on No. s every
night at 1915 p. m. remaing on our track
during the day. You can take sleeper at
Kansas City at 1000 p. IN. for Hutchin-
son arriving here 8 81 next A. M. Re-
member this when you are returning
homo from your trip east, No other
line can give you these accommodations,
G. A, Walker, Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

Chamterlain5 Cough Remedy Is J,e
mothers favorite. 1t IS pleasant aud
safe for children to take and MNg.
cures. 1t is intended espcoully for
coughs, cold, Group and ahoogIns ca. %
and is the best medicine e. th, u,a
eases. There Is not tho lea.. dan.ariu
giving it to ebldwu ryri. contains be-
opium or other iojQuousA,Hg l W..
be given us confidently toNb .bou t5ap
adult. For sale by all druggists,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
ABoul Dining Cars.

The verdict given by tho general public thm
tho Great Rock leland Route has The bett dit
Ing car service IN the world, VIII not bo dh
putOd by patrone who have used this Inc
Thousands oil letters tosIiiyto this fact a bel
tor meal cannot be secured In my hotel or reB
taurant In the cilIve Of Now York or Chlcag
than 10 served In tho Rock Island dining Cur
A Ia carte on oil carai Il splendid lunch teN cd
on Colorado tIalna for DO gunts
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Grand Lodge AT ga. M.

Annual meeting OF the Grand Lodge A, II,
& A, NJ, and Grand Council r. Il s. NJ. Of Kan
sas, at Wichita Fobruary 18th to 22d. For this
occasion the Missouri Pacific will sell tickets
Hutchinson to Wichita and return at rate of
Si,i1, or ono fare for the round trip, Tickets
on sale February 10 to 20 inclusive, with anu
return limit OF February 23d
P, j. LEMnACH, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

The Great Rock Island Route IA plsc'
ing interchangeable mileage bOVks u,
sc at aleall oupon offices veal Of MIS-
aOuri River, tnese Dooga arc good VI
81 different railroads ana viii be- =
great advantage TO commercial ntr
and trGvellers. The net rate ~ 2ko
per mile in RtnsNN, MlaeourI, Nebrhsk
Oklahoma and Indian Territ
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Ranln Pe ExcursIon.

$500 llntch,uaon to lol Ola ard returned, &c
count annual Meeting, Kon6as state Pculty
Association, State board OF Agriculture and
KsUfOs state Improved rrCcd,l's Atstcittop
tlokots Cn nalc Jan, lltll 1901,
The noEt IIomes,oLcr' excursion date Dec
ombor 18th.
$500 Hutchinson to Topeka and return Jau
9th TO lhh Inclusive,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Heat out Or nm increase OF His Pen
sion,

A Mexican war veteran and promln-
ont editor writes; "Seeing the adver-
tisement of Chamberlaip's Collie, and
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy, am re-
minded that as a soldier in Mexico in "
and AS, contracted Mexican diaTrhoea
aOd this remedy has kept me from gett-
ing an increase 10 my pension for on
every renewal a dose of il restored mo-"
Itia uncQualed as a quick cure for diar-
rhoea and is pleasant and safe to take
For sale by all druggist,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

Commencing January ist, tho eating houses
and lunch countors OF the Rock Island Route,
west OF tho Missouri River viii be under the
direct charge OF the Dining Car department
and win bc operated ON zane lInos that have
given thu Rock Island Dining cars their oSccl'
lent reputation throughout the west,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

Passengers arriving N Chicago osD te
he New Union Eleva tod Loop, reach
'ny pprt Of the cltyi or for n five cent
ire, cGn he taken immediately TO any Of
tu" lnrNe stor"a NJ tho down town Ria
fflpI
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

The Santa Fe now run an elegant
Pullman sleeper which starts from
Hutchinson daily at l0l5 p, IN, arriving
IT RNpGOs City 7,3O a. m.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
KanSua cay aud Return, 90 80

Via Missouri Pacific, account o,annuar
convention OF Missouri and KAnsaJ AS
sociltlon OF Lumhsr Dealers. Tickets
on sale January 2lstaud 99l with final
return limit Of January 9i'h,
= j LElMB B.CH, Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

The said defendants, the AmoBkoag Savings
nNnk, o corporation, and all the unknown hairs
dcvlsecs and legutees Of John KonnntL, Senior,
dcccnsed the names and residences Of all OI
which unknown heirs, dpYlsees and legatecB
are TO pluuln unknown will take notice that
they have been sued IN the nboye'ngmed court;
that the plaintiff Margaret A, Trlmble fled
her petition In smd court against all the above
named defendants on the 18th day Of December
4, d 1900, and that they must answer such ue-
ttlon lllod rs afQr said, on or before the lltl
day Of March, lt0i, or said petition will b. TAX
on az true and Judgment and decree will be
r,ndered In said Lction In favor Of plalnid ard
Ngainst defendants, adludginR and docreelng
that plnlI TN has ilret mortgage len upon the
southeast quarter "a OF section number TWEEN.
ty.Cight gs), In owpship number twenty-five
t22l south, range pumbpr eight tS) west OF the
sixth r. NJ, in Reno county kansue, to secure
payment OF tho aum t two thousand dollars
&,lW 00) with interest thereon from July |,
1900 ut the rate oC eight por cent per annum,
and 1dludglng md decreelng that said real es-
tate be sold according to law, without appraise.
ment, 10 s'tlsfy and pay said mortgage lien, in,
telest thereon, tates ON said real estate, and
the costs Of said action; and further ludg-
ment and decree will bercndered In said action
forever barring and forecloslng said defend.
arts, and each, every md All thereof from set.
ting up claiming or maintaining any right, H.
tie interest, property, lien, claim, or equity OF
redemption In or to said real estate, OF any pnrt
thereof bnd other relief prayed In said peti,
ton VIII be- granted In accordance with tho
prayer thereof,
Attcsn JIM wYMAN,
tsEALl CLERK OF Said Court.
@. 4. FOLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication January ~ 1901.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

Now since you need some dishes, gr
and visit Brehms and get some ut those
reduced prices
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
special Exeurslon 60 Northwesi. I /.

Via Missoura Pacific. The following rates
will apply from Hutchluson
$23 90 one way and $1,000 for the round trip to
Anaconda, Butte, Helena, Garrison, Mont,
Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah, and intermed-
late ponts.
S23C one way and $500 round trip to Port.
land, ogn., Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane, Wash
Vancouver and Victoria, u, c. and intermedi-
ato points,
Tickets on sale the following Tuesdays: Feb
u, 10, 90, March !, ~, 49, 90, April O., 10, %
md 3Oth, 1901, Return limit to be thirty DAYS
from date OF sale with stopover privilege on
golrg trip, For further particulars soc P.J.
Lc!mbach, Agent
Don't cough your head off when you
can stop ii for Csc. See the Midland
Drug Co. Theyhaye the remedy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

Last Saturday the Woman's Club of
this city donated to the city their lib.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
DuBLIoATIoN NOTICE.


state OF Kansas, Reno County, 81,
n the DistrIct Court for said County,
Margaret A Trmblc, Plaintiff,
vs.
II, i. Konantz; Mrs - Korantz,
wife OF III. j, KUnnnlz. whose
first name Ia TO plaintiff M.
known; W. d Konantz; Mrs.
- Kon0ntE, wife " W. d, 10.
nant2, whose llrst name T. 10
plalntltlu known, The Amos'
koag Savings Bank, n cOrpNra
uon; II Il, Ulrich, and drs.
- Ulrich, wife OF II, ", Ulrlch
whose ilrst name Ia TO plaintiff
unknown; and all the un-
known heirs, dovIsees and leg
atoes OF John k0nantz, ScU.
iOr, deceas i, the names and
residences OF all OF which un-
known heirs, deylaees aud leg |
atCes are tO plOlutllI unknown,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
The THOROUGHBRED STALLION.
TEUTONIC,

Registered in Vol. /, Page s97 American Stud
Book Stands Is hands high and weighs
close to 700 lbs.
Teutonic is grand individual. having
size. style and action to produce coach or
carriage horse. and has proven himself as
such and in addition has sired such race
horses as Lady Tonic and Tonica, both good
winners last year. and as race horse him
self he has few equals. winning eight races
at Hawthorn track Chicago in his 3-year-Old
form winning the track record for 2 mile
which he held for seven years He has won
Ahandicaps both east and west since and ran
Ia mile in 1:401a
The thoroughbred has proven one of the
best horses to cross on the ordinary mare to
TSroduce a general purpose or coach horse.
THEY are one of the finest type OF horses we
hAve. having the finish and quality and a
uniformity no other horse possesses. In fact
they are the foundation Of all our light
horses. including the trotter. runner. hack
ney and coach horse.
Teut1nic sired by Imp Stachino. LIST dam
sun Ray by Imp. Intruder. I'd dam sun
shine by Uncle Wick. Sd dam Eloise, by Eb-
ony. 18th dam Madam Bosley. by Sir Rich
ard 5th dam by Imp. Eagle. 9th dam Bet
Rosely. by Wilkes Wonder 9TH dam by Old
Ghanticleer sth dam by Imp. Sterling 9th
dam by Claudius. 10th dam by Imp. Jolly
Roger. 18th dam by Partner. 18th dam by
Monkey. 18th dam by Imp. mare of the stud
of Harrison of Brandon
have not Teutoncs official race records
except in his three-year-Old form IN 1892, at
Hawthorn track Chicago. where he won the
following:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
SOME STORIES OF THE WEEK.
A Short Chapter on Carp; How Poker
Game Helped out Good Cause.

A report from the state fish COM
mission is unusually interesting. 1t
is proposed by the commission TO
hatch muskellunge and put them into
the lakes and rivers Of the interior of
the state, and The Sun believes this
a deliberate attempt to bring on a
war, naval battle. as it were. be-
tween two kinds of fish that have a
fued The German carp has got
settled in most of the waters in the
southern part of the state, the same
as English sparrows were introduced,
bv some well meaning man who did
know what he was about. The carp is
no good on earth. You can eat acarp
any more than YOU can eat this sawdust
and rosin kindling wood that you buy
at the grocery. His flesh is tough
and without flavor and he is a scaven-
ger that smells bad. He eats every
thing that grows or swims IN lake
from dandelions to pond lilies, and
from spawn of fish to full-grown
pickerel, and never sleeps, eating
night and day. Everything goes with
the carp, he will not bite hook, and
the only way to kill him is to blow
him up with dynamite. You may
draw all the water out OF lake,
thinking the carp will die, but he
simply dives down in the mud and
waits for the water to be turned on,
when 1t begins business at the old
stand. The carp is sluggish and sod
den, as though full of beer, and never
capers and has fun like other fish.
The carp will eat limberger cheese.
A fisherman had some cheese left
after eating his luncheon, at an in
land lake, and threw the cheese over
board, when all the carp in the lake
smelled it, surrounded the boat and
scared him so he went ashore, when
they eat the stern off his beat. The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
The Value of Push.

This is the time of year when the
business man OF judgment looks into
the matter of making his store bright
er and making his advertising cores
pond with the surroundings. The
bright season is here, the bright goods
are in stock and bright advertising is
necessary to distinguish one bright
stock from another. If the field in
which a man is doing business were
his own exclusive property he would
not have to put this brightness into
his advertising or into his goods this
season end might escape next, but the
man who has field in which he is in
can only go along at that
rate for time given, for he certainly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
A BEAUTIFUL PEARL.
Buyer Secured an Elegant Gem At
Lansing Last Friday

The best pearl that has yet been
found in the Mississippi iiggings was
taken from an OH mucket by a Mrs.
Lowe at Lansing last Friday morning.
Lowe had made his first catch of
clans for the season the day before
and Mrs. Lowe went to help him boil
out. This particular old mucket of
which the she'll will be kept as a relic
by Mr.. Heide, had been cast aside by
the husband as no good, when the
wife picked it up and threw it into a
tank where lot were steaming. To
the surprise Of both. Mrs. Lowe
opened the shell and there found a
small fortune awaiting them.
The pearl is Of double saucer shape,
perfect in luster, weighs sixty-four
grams and is valued at several thous-
and dollars. One Of the real beauties
of the gem is that it is clear aud that
both sides are 50 near alike that a
difference can hardly be distinguished.
Prairie du CHEN Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25

will create competition if he fails to
furnish what the people want in the
way OF popular things, and by his very
failure to tell in popular language
about the goods he carries which are
worth the attention of his friends.
The fact is. almost every business
man creates his own competition. 1t
will always be so and, perhaps, it IS
Just as we'll. The man who comes to
a point where he doesn't plan for
bright effects in his store and in his
advertisements is creating an OPPOSE
ton in his own territory which he
will probably never be able to over
come and for which he has nobody to
blame but himself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
SEAsoNABLE SUGGESTIONS.
Clean up Your Yards and Make the City
Attractive.

Clean up. improve and beautify the
city. Let the citizens Of Lancaster
clean up their houses, their own yards
and from the curb to the middle of
the street. The city authorities do
more and more each year towards
crossing cleaning, street cleaning and
general improvements, but it is the
duty OF householders generally to
turn out with a will ard help along
the good work All manner Of rub
Dish, looose stones, etc, ought to be
removed from the streets Get up
and 20 TO work these fine mornings.
Early rising and outdoor exercise will
do you more good than medicine and
the result will be an attractive city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
6IUd6SddI6 Stallion
ST. Lawrence. No. 6725
Registered in the American 6ludeSdaIt
Stud Book.

St Lawrence is beautiful coal
black, with three white legs, weight
1900 lbs; foaled May 20th, 1892
Bred by Adam H. Rode at Earls, Ind.
Sire Royal Knight (23s5) 1862 Dam
NJ " 1000; "a dam Biddv 1929, by
Royal Exchange. Il (l520) Third
dam Dandy, by Sir William Wallace l.
Royal Knight (23S5) 1862. black,
foaled in 1881. Imported by Powell
Bros. Shadeland, Pa Sire Fashion
Of the Day (l655) by Time O. Day
so; dam by Lockfergus Champion
(449.) Time o Day $50 sire Ivan
hoe I'd (399) by Ivanhoe (S9S) BY Sir
Walter Scott 900 by Old Clyde (674)
MAY 1860 black. white ID face, right
hind leg white, foaled in 1888, bred
BY Geo. Agreil Princeton. Ind. Sire
Kinnaird $40 1709). be by Prince Ed
ward of Wales 737 1255), he by
Prince of Wales t673) 1877. by General
1920 by Sir Walter Scott (797
Royal Exchange II G520) black,
foaled in 1873, imported 1876. sire
Prince of Wales (673) 4S7.
Sir William Wallace |. dappe
brown, imported by John .Sanderson,
Markham. Ont. Sire Glen $50
foaled 1889 and winner of first prize
at Highland Society Show in 1916.
St. Lawrence is sure foal getter- :
gave 40 per cent. last year. He is a
nice clean boned horse, of symmetri-
gal form, has good action. kind dis
position and tractable.
Terms: $500 to insure, or $40 90
for a living colt.
For further particulars as to stands,
etc, call on or address
MINK BROS,
Pm ....BURTON, WIS.