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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

.-a points lower. There was an IN.
eonsos -ords visible Of 5O22oo bushels nu, IL cio
ef~ the advance The contract s'och' o'"',"
MOI s showed an increase FOR the "eeh Vi -,
pusa. Cearances were 400" ousne's' ~
@ -.ce,n,s. $4,000 bushels. were ABOUT f"vv"
". under last year The Nof'h"es' nov ~.
nushe's o,ares with ses the Wednesday previous
cars -. is-, wear Here there were 2Sl cars com
era IL -, 1s1 me Wednesday previous ana 10y
pared Win 80
last year -. . ear. for the deferred fut-
Vo" - octohsr however. lost share OF us
~ ,r, gaining only &C. Octooer close1 al o-.o.
p'.n.- sold q. soAsc and ~ 3i's ana Ms4c ana
800 a.M@c Most q the advance was 'i,a'e -. '"e
eo 80 minutes and was on covering ny shor's'
lasi . s,s,nsss was the feature Of the day New
Ehpo' ,,-,na as hixh as 10 loads which would he
~. 40 900 bushels. Charters mere were v''V''
s"~, u IS said that ono Baltimore concern
a~r,, 10000 bushels corn at the river 10
LIVERPOOL --as I'D 10 M hlSher' INC
Gay s,ock 4.ar 600 bushels. increased rs
confa0' clea-ances were 5000 bushels.
S,...-s were the buyers OF futures Ihere
sh" eood deal OF profit taking by longs
~ vows was me factor. presumably leading
- other side TO take the cash
me -s N &c 70 iac October closing at 2oa.c;
-."a-bs- esi.c. May. A7sc sympathy with the
49,, grains was the feature lhefe was con
''ns. ,ls covering Of shorts Receipts were 223
Goe'a. OK for tomorrow Clearances were
.s hnshels TIE contract stock. 900" bushels,
S.'.,ss,ed only $40 bushels Cash sales. 10000
bushels ,,nr u, % o., o,.a-
rnesdav October III; December 'l.. Minneapo-
=. has q cars: Duluth. 2oS: Chicago. 80
provisions were puzzingy weak. pork lard and
- o. 70 Sc Liverpool was lower on every
go packers we're selling January The out
.,ssr was not IN the market.
~, -. curb puts on December wheat closed at
80, oers $50 Puts on December corn. 3li.c;
IN. aqc puts on May corn. 32AuS2is; calls. 32Tsc.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

MsDerno,, nsiIy q9"asny to I rran..'
Dsy Walter l. - Robert 6 Fulton. i42d-s'. s
25 It = Proaa~ay l1.ainen' -. r,.,-.ncA
COMPANY Co.Infus-ave. . = % . ~ Both
Mssorv Jltn 10 Ma,uai Lac Insurance com
pany 40 523 West l4s-h-s' = YEAR ......
SAM - sane 30 5l5 We, i'e'h s. ysaIs
The Mum Wired Envelope conrany - Knioker-
Mniberry-s'. leas.sSoa aiso ra,rr'. -gh'.
franchises e'r 10 years. goi bonds ......
ran 2d-a,e . c1r Giih-st. year. ....-.
n',shsra, s,rtie asd I'a'r :. nsv'a II NJ
3pif f flr., .a ave 1870 ,n.a pn,s
porarur. v'o1ert. - rimhefh i vanie-ro4i.
Washlnr'on ave ~f1sn"t 247 70 . -
srrs parma wnarr to Mar 4 Lockman " ls2
SAN M,.'' - Ia-6s I>okuaa trustee o. same
Sam to s,om,H Finkeiste'n sane p-op'rrv IN
SAM 70 Ii,r " Be-e.,ard >, a. trustees. ~ ia
SAM ~ solomon Finkeis.er -ans property
Same - III W D-rc.,ora al trustees NJ iss
Sam to 5 ioaon Finaels'~in. came property in
sesr,uck Herman ara NJ hael M,atas % Ame-.-
caa Morisare company 3d-ave. - .; y
Sane iT.s to sam s.s,e IS 7se,- o, Iceh-ra
ss me-; 20 ,arr,. ID ave io7 q q 'ee's-s,
Same 20 70 same SANE rropertr : var.
spra,lsy annie r q al 70 Annie F Hyde. ''h-
lse. q Il u 2o,,.., !eaT' H., s,,
~, sss md IS washinr'an-e, y yea -.
stewart Per. N End H lsss Smith % TIE
pf,ys - - ~ e io,'s.', - a'7 T..
r farS. Abrssa .i saa issae Grossmau to
oe.'-r- g KIN ~ lo2 Orchard -. years
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NORTON POINT LAND COMPANY
2O3 Montague Street. Brooklyn.
Auttior Sales of Real estate.
PETER +. MEYER. Auctioneer.

PETER +. MEYER. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
under the direction ~ Hamilton pdell tsa hefe'ee
appointed by the supreme Court
Peter Never AucionAer. will sell a. auction IN the
18Th dav az, ,ohe- ispa the New YORK Real-Esate
saie.room NJ. III broadway. a. u o'clock noon ny
order c. the Executors u Amos r Enc De eassa .ai-
able improved ard property IN the Borough Of Man
Nos e ~ and u Pine Street.
No IA Wss Broadway and No 70 Thomas Street
Nos &c los li0. ll2 ari II. Wooster Street.
Nos 1872 and ia Thompson stree.
No. IiG i4s ami i5o Thompson Street and Nos 40
47s and ~ Wsst Broadway.
Nos 1905 1ri 1870 Broadway. and No 9s Seventh Az
enue AMI Sos 200 and 2o6 West 5ot Street New
port Apartment House,
East eide and west side OF Seventh Avenue
Northwest corner Of 5srh Street, s'h Avenue and
Sor,besst corner o, Yves, GA and Broadway. II
Ea- side q Broad soa.h Of West go s,.es,' and
No lOf West e4'' Street. A..
soj.bwes, so-rer West s5,n and Broadway. I'VE
Broadway. ve. SD. rr'n West eS'h Street 70 West
Arns,sran Avenue and GSh Street southeast cor
IVES, ss,h stre-t. north side YES. y Broatway,
so,,tsas, corner - We, 76,h stree and Broadway.
Southeas: corner OF West 77,h street. and Broadway SIX
10 per cent ~ the purchase money may remain on
hand ana mortgage four and ons-Halt per cent Tor
one two three years at tie opion oi ne purchaser
For bookrsps terms ~ sale. etc api.E 70 uie Auc.
October 1899.
HERR G. ENo5
AX-Tr69ii1XF1rE + WOOD. Executors
JAMES " PINCHOT.
JOHN 4 STEWART.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i2lst-st PA {, of III ave. lsxloo II. Jacob
" and William p Smith. executors 20 GustaVus
smith '+'-
9s-h- - r. : $50 4 " q lO-A-ave l'lNss g. Fran
cs McDern0tf ana William Callahan TO Nc
Dermoft and Bunger Dairy Company .-..--.-..
Washington-s'. X 5sj and 3S,. +ox6O. cara
I-amarche and Katherine Lynch N LYMAN
Lexngion-ave. = corner 5sth-st @5xtN Crys-
Ia Lake Ice Company - Augustus { S1Fague
ssth-s- 80 2i5 East II I0xl0os. Ebert Gran
dali referee. - Cornelius O'Re'llv .......... -.
crystal Lake Ice Company 70 Augustus =
81 spFagus 80. .. 40 ,o.ioo,
Crystal Lake Ire Company 70 Augustus =
?, Sprat.e -. i,-,h-s. 3 7xa4. David
H McAlpln 70 sophie Borchafit ....-.......-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
REAL ESTATE.

Francis NJ Jcncks has sold 70 John c Burn
corner Of Broadway ard Nnety-ninth-st. The
buyer will build seven story apartment house.
r. C. & F. T Barry have sold for Joseph Agos-
TIM the new five story American basement dwelling
house 27Nle) feet. No p East Seventy-second-st..
for about $4,000
Mandelbaum Il Levine have bought from Mrs
Demorest the two threesiory and basement brown
stone dwelling houses on plot 33 4xaS . feet. Nos
342 nd 344 West ThirtIeth-st
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co have sold the Ave story
brick tenement house property No 432 East Sew
enty-sixth-st. for Theresa Seagrist 10 Joseph
Hyams
Charles Griffith Moses sold for Moore & Ashley
the three story stone dwelling house no 52s Yves,
One hundred-a nd -fftieth-st. 15x5ox1o0 feet.
Samuel y. Wray has sold for Joseph Gordon 20
Robert 7 MURRAY the four story dwelling house
No 593 West Fnd-ave on private terms
Tho Clark estate. ~ Poughkcepse has sold
through William " Ryan. Jacob Ie'tner and VIII
lam F. BROKER the plot on the west side OF Third
ave 100 feet north Of One-hundred- and-seventy
fourth-st. extending through 70 Bathgate-ave, 2l5
x22G o
Thomas Farley sold the three ,wo-story frame
dwelling houses No lie 70 117s Union-ave. 10
J r. Dufie. Il " Roster and Henry Huckriede
respectively. The price OF each s. 900
The FIVE story and basement brick house. PIX
Is ~ No PA West One hundred nd second-st.
has been sold
r, ia rs,o-.ed TIA, the sevor s,o-v s,a-,mer.
1870 49,, - 90 ~. 49, 49,
Ap.Se pA4r-4' 40 o. " - ~ anu
sexenteentn-st.. has ben SOD 70 an investor ,.,
mere wa an nir.Teihfnt IN ne auction ousi,
ness !esierIaH Hnl me asI o. oiieiInts was
oI,t ~ ~" Igi-oM...s ~ ~ 49, =. ,o-.,
~ Herbert 4 sherman-No ~ Eth st, norm
side: loc feet east Of su!lvan-st. ax3s SIX s,ory
prlck stcre ioI. ,ios.ie. 20 " ruIhs ior s-',,.
Ie[sr NJ ~ ',J-;ri.fsl " a ~ "a, ~, ,un
slde, '9''4 req "tSl OF metz 80. go. ~"
slo'y n M 90, u..iD!ns' UuS''e Sa''' 10 A"e'So"
SSahe sgr S $50 NO.. ,a oao 90. sor,, a..
10 - f!tosts VS. sll' 80 - So ot -
TioJs' on 81, - .A4 ~. -co dodii' S- -
l. r5SHH nun 1r s,'',sso,ds. .ou,h s,a. 90
- =, -, 49,. 1870 6 ,L-aa s.or, hrIck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS

Oh 81. No 542 for { SIX story brick storage hous'
ana sled ilx93. Adam stuebling. No All 9Th
9, owner Kurtker & Roll architects. ......-..
lS3i-si 100 r. %. Morris-ave. FOR a one
story frame church 45X75 Thomas W Wallace
No 53l East lCs,h-st owner. Arthur Arctander
ar hitect .....-.--... .
Vest Farms Road n corner siver-si. for a
Regina Iill0n. ovner Moore LAntsiedel ~
2 SCI 3t-ave. architects .-..+-.. i,
@2d-.t No ~ West for a one story frame she1
isy30 Annie Smith. prenls~s' o""''' D'"e"'
4 Reid. architects ..+--....'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
Central Pacific Railroad co
REIMBURSEMENT
To the holders of
SPEYER & CO.'S CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT
for the following bonds and sharesi

for the following bonds and shares,
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALL
FoRUA FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. SERIES 4. 3.
G ? z. :. C. II. AND !.
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS SERIES \ AND r.
CALIFORNIA AID OREGON RAILROAD COMPANY
AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUCCESSOR. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS SERIES
AND 3
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY CsAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY BRANcTI) FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY
YEAa SIX PER CENT BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY
YEAR FIVE PER CENT PONDS
cSTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY CON
NON STOCK
e. 1895:
Motto. is hereby given that on AND AFTER OCTO-
Din 18TH. 1880 holders q speye- CO = Certificates
~ DEPOSIT. above mentioned. may receive the NEW
eECCRI1IES AND CASH to which they
uuec upon presentation and surrender OF their Ger
I.css Q: DEPOSIT hereinafter stated. at the offices
" NE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ne CITY Of New York the Offices q the Read
!-S-1-ai Managers in Europe. Each holder must de-
s' a. Certificates Of Depo.i. held by him for the var-
o'o securities which will :. scheduled and conso-
80 No; more than one hundred schedules Will tie
- N On each business dsy. and The new securities
following dsv
ne new tsupoa bonds IN denominations Of 81 900
a., S'V' each The shares % the par value u
~" eaeh Non-inte-est-bearug scrip exchansesble IN
80 snour's Will le issued for fractional amounts Of
~ "a1s Holders entitled 20 fractions Of bonds may
e' &C.. ne fractions or may purchase such amounts
may oe necessary entitle them entire bond
.o|'s transmitting Certificates q DEPOSIT BY mail
80. 'AceAie whether they wish 10 sell or buy such
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financial Merilnas.
Copnrtncrship MOTIFS

= ARONSON Il Co NOTICE Is HEREBY
given that the ccrlr'n,rship heretofore existing
between PETER ARONS0N and WOLFE ". wE.K.
under the FIRM name q, T. ARONSOS CO. IS this Gav
dissolved ~ mutual c-rsen' Al debts due ~ the said
ccpertnershir and those due BY H. viii ss-.sf with
ana ny NJ Peter Ar0raon who will
a. the present adir"s. ~ the firm " 40 Spring
" The Borough ~ Manhattan. C.tv q New York.
PETER APONSON,
. WOLFE ". WENK.
New York October ''h $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
SPEYER & CO.,
REIMBURSEMENT Managers
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow

NO4lCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
AZ Cscfec stock certificates q. the ST. Louis
mai, FRANCISCO Railroad Company lost in the
% OF ABOUT The Eth day Of February 1898 and that
tas been made for of stock trls
c.r,..sss n lieu ~ nose 50 lost destroyed
p,,.sa 10 In whose name registered
pS5raS 'o' 10 shares IN II Herz0g Glazer.
80 10 ID Francis y Winsiow.
rs.1 10 Joseph l. Hamin.
r1s,,S 10 d" - Barring. Aasouu A. CO
100 VI sch midi.
r-sao Also
c. 80 ior 100 Shares 81 Louis f. San Francisco r. n
o.. p'e's'Iec STOCK In name 0. Day & Heaton.
score preferred STOCK certificate.
ME- common STOCK trust certificates
-4'AN-S -.@-4' Al. BANK OF POUGHKEEPsIE
by r VALENTINE. ATTY.
2O3 Broadway. N Y city
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financial.
Trustee.
of New York.
.ss,r CORNER CEDAR STREET.

of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET
r.p,ru. $1,000. 900
Surplus, $"'VVV'Voo
ATS As rRrsrEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
rrpvs AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN.
ryTrrroR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ryrrpE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
soyAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subjec; 10 cAecae or on certificate.
DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRI-
TAN FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE N ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT IsSCKD.
WALTER G. OAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN IsELIN JR.. Vice President.
GEORGE +. TCRNBCLL. I'd vice-Presidsnt
HENRY A MURRAY. Treas and Sec.
:. NE-SON BORLAND. Asst. Treas. ana Sec.
Wy c EDWARDS. 20 ASS. Treas. and Sec
JOHN GACLT. Manager Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS:
s.mrel 2 BaNcock. Adrian lsel!n !r.
George T Bake Augustus D. Juiiliard.
George s Bowco.H. James y. Jarvie,
Arclst Belmont Richard 4. McCurty,
Frederic Cromwell. Levi p. Morton.
Water Gillette. Alexander E. Orr.
G. G. haven Walter G. O.tnan.
Z 4. Hartman Henry Il Rose1,
T. Sones Hsyec z Mex. Twonbly,
ChA.ies T. Henderson, Frederick ". Napderout
Harry Payne wh.tney
LONDON BRANCH.
IS LOMBARD STREET. z G.
Brys and sells exchange Oh TIE principal
ci,,es OF tie world. collects dividends anc coz
DOES without charge issues travellers and CON-
uerc!al letters O. credit. receives and pays
interest on deposits subject 10 cteque a. sight
o. on notice lends money OF coilaterals. deals IN
American and other investment securities. and
oSers It's services rs correspondent and .Isnclsl
ssest 10 corporations BANKERS, and merchants.
Bankers,
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDEsDALE BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited.
PARIS BANK. LIMITED.
Solicitors,
rErsEFIELDs AND WILLIAMS.
London Committee,
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER Chairman.
DONALD c. uALDENAS.
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Dipi0cn0 Nctires.

LJlpl0fn0 oflffe.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY.
Treasurer's ONCE.
!.rsey city. New Jersey.
- October 10 1890
\ a MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
held this day. II voted that dividend Of
Dollar per share IL hereby declared upon the capital
stock NJ this Company payable October ID 70 stock
holders of secori AZ the close 10
ls%' MORRIS II SMITH Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

BROOKLYN propsrtp 90 lft
10 nEST az PARK SLOPE. BOROUGH OF BROOK.
wv ~ S.v.rsl very three story and baseneh'
1890. ~ very loa rents from 5000 TO $lvo a yea!
-.,,tns 20 hire would ma ~ 70 hei' interest 10
apply 10 the rroxApn MOODY y = 90
No 20 Court Street. No 300 Flatoush Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

DRAFTS on ALL TARTs OF GREAT BRI-
TAIN. FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE N ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT IssCKD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

\ seq coo HOUSES FOR 1880
~ ,.ycryCrAs Az AND i5sTH ST Six elegant blue
$50 fan No % date private Dwellings nne view best
Ssi. for Price n Heights high soop three story base
- ceuar hard wood throughout. terms % SUIT IN
snec,i,- invited your broker or z r. TREAT.
h,,ld.r ana owner 24l West 2ad at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
Furnished Apartments Uanteo.

WANTED For winter IN New York in private hous
w fu-ri.h.d anartments-parior. dinine bedroo
and bath good cooking and must be In nrs ciars ocsl'
Address 2 i G. BOX 2i6 >;ockoriise Masa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

TTOTEL ROLAND. Both St between Madison Sho
III AYES fret class new family hots steHs
~. ronfor,. and convenience desirable apartments
Tor m, season single rooms. with hot ano yo' 49,.
hss, ana electric light 50 per week upward
Csnno, be eaualle1 for The money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

I'll. Famous New Haven ara Narrssanseu Bay
Steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

unfnrnisbro Apartments % Get.
s->>>->~
THE CLEVELAND,
$3.50 EAST PATH 81
ra-r. apartment rent. unfurnished. from NoVenoer
a.. room l.hf and open outside air Hard
THE INVERNESS,
eth STREET AID 7TH AvENr-E
I-,furrfsheH apartments ~ and rooms ana pain
interior THO, ghou prac-slr renewed nclufirs open
nlumang electric lisht, ere 49,
HORACE =. ELY & CO..
=, crn,p STREET. 81 WEST BOTH STREET
~ or Supernte ndent premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

subjec; 70 caecae OF on cer'lfcate.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04

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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04
H DOWNING is to be

j II DOWNING is to be the
next Postmaster in Hays. congress
man Reeder telling his callers that
he had endorsed Sepator Bakers
recommends, ion which was made
months ago. before he was elected
1t was too late to change; 1T had
been gwen to a Republican; to an
old soldier, as was shown bv hav-
ing an honorable discharge and be-
ing placed on the pension roll; that
no charge OF incompetence or of
his being Pop had been charged
against him to cause change, on
ly this and that one had some 9TH
er friend who wanted it He show
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other one man, even the old soldier
bows having 3 or 4 candidates.
And so positive and emphatic
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that tho appointment Of Griffith
or Penny or Adams was impossible
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04
First published Jan. 21, 1899,
Adma57s7strut15.'x Notice.

State of Kansas, Ellis county, SIS.
In the Probate Court in and for said
county In the matter of the estate OF
Catharine Schamber, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letter
Testamentary have been granted to
the undersigned, on the Estate of
Catharine Schanlber late of SAID county,
deceased. bY the Honorable. the Pro-
bate Court of the County and State
aforesa d, dated the oath day of Get.
AID 1898 Now, all persons having
claims against the said Estate. are here
by notified that they must present the
same to the undersigned for allowance
within one year from the date of said
Letters, or they may he precluded from
any benefit of such estate; and that If
such claims be not exhibited within 3
years after the Gate of said Letters.
they shall be forever barred
Anton NermIs.
Administrator of the Estate of Catha-
rine Schamber, Deceased Dated Get
z4th Is9e 21 Is pt fees So
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04

Pie crust" in the late Saturday
''Republ1cau' said:
1t is a shame the way the other
county papers roast the FREE PRESS,
even the medicinesmen make gags about
it. The Free Press is all ri .ht, and
suits its subscribers-nobody else has a
right to kick. It isn't fair to expert
paper that is edited by man named
F REESE to be hot stuff
True, my dear. That horrid
Freese fellow, cold as he IS, has run
this paper Is years and it evident
ly suits IFS subscriber tor many
ale on the list to day who were on
its first day. 1t suit ID the county
cor m'ssioners last year and got to
the ''pie" conb'er; again this ear
q "A apt to next, sn has no kick
cnming; and sometimes contains
hot stuff.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04

The most beautiful seed catalcg
on our table this year is that of
JAS VICK's SONS, of Rochester
New York, it being their Golden
Anniversary wear, the outside of
the book being embossed With gold
and the 6rst 80 pages showing their
choice plants. flowers and vegeta
bles in all Their beauty Of natural
coIors. Ests blishet in 1s49 by the
father, all these years they've been
so careful in sendIng out oaiv the
seeds that were good and true to
name that they have retained old
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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04
IN CONTEMPLATING

a trip to Colorad1, Wyoming, Utah
California, or Oregon, do not fail
to ask your agent about the mag
nrGrent train service offered by the
UNION PACIF G There are Pull
man Palace >Ieerers, Buffet Snok-
ing and Library Cars. Dining Cars.
with meals served a la carte, and
Pullman Tour ST Sleepers, &c, &c
Advertising matter and full in
formation can he obtained by call
in o. Cr addressing
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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04

Congressman Reeder and wife
arrived Tuesday evening and were
met b. the committee and YOs
with a carriage and taken to the
boteI where he conferred with IL
political friends and about the Re-
vation- Wednesday they took DIR
ner with Y0st's and In the evening
given a general reception at their
home.
IA 2 O'Clock a large audience
met In the hall and speeches were
made bv congI essman Reeder anC
others and he leaves for Washiag
ton next week to help get the bill
passed,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04

After disgusting wrangl1ng of
Republican leaders IN Washington,
and even their pet railroad, the
SantaFe taxing a hand in the fight,
the President snubbed that road
and its pet Burton, and nominal
eel as the new u 5 Judge for Kan
sas. Attorney Hook of Leaven-
worth, whom ho'h senators Baker
and Harris endorsed. A vonng
man IN the 40's and an able lawy er
and will make a g. od ildge.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04

Mrs. Annie Gates McAuIev died
in our city Sunday. Jan. 90, 1899.
Annie Gates was born in Blair
county, Penn, Aug. 6. 1926; was
married to VIM. j McAuley Dec
Is, 1859 and member of the
Methodist church; moved to Ellis
county ID 1873 and located in this
county In Wheatland township and
moved to Havs 3 wears ag1
In 1878 she joined the Preshvte
ran church and was a consistent
member TO the end. A couple
weeks before death d walk to visit
a sick friend brought on a severe
cold and pneumonia and death soon
followed.
Another noble Christian soul has
heen called to God who gave it.
Hers was a bright, pure and molly
life, beautiful example of Christ
like tortitude and charity DID she
set for all who knew her; a fond
wife and LOVING mother.
She left surviving her a venera-
BILE husband, her son George and
her daughter, Mrs. August WIS
mu'h of Colorado, and severa
brothers and sisters,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-04

here is nothing mysterious In
the wondo rfui cures effected by DR..
Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar
You get the benefit of an eminent
physlcian's prescription for ali
throat and lung diseases. At Far
Iey's.