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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04
Madison 4Sauare Theatre Go.

ModSson Squire Theatre Ga.
The above company opened a
weeks engagement at the opera
house last dIgft , n crowded hous
This is bv far Il 0est repprtaire
company that b;.s appeared here
for some time and the verdict OF
those who attended last evening is
that the company Is a better one
than most OF the high priced organ
Izations that have visited US. Each
and every member of the company
did themselves credit IN their re-
spective roles and taking it all in
all, it was one Of the most enjova
BILE performances ever given in the
Opera house Never before has
the people OF Junction city had the
opportunity of witnessing such an
excellent entertainment tor so small
a price of admission. Il e. Union
At the Aays Opera House all OF
next week. Ladies free Monday
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04
Prohibition.

How we are told no law can be
enforced to regulate what we eat,
drink or wear, and [ reply that we
have been living under laws ever
since our Government was found
ed that have regulated what we eat,
drink or wear. Let some person
try TO walk the street in the old,
hg leaf or Philippine fashion and a
law on the statute book will show
you mast be dressed IN accordance
with the demand of common decon
cy. It tells the Grocer that be
shall not adlterate his goods; he
cannot get city or state license
to do so; it tells the miller that he
shall not adulterate his -four; and
the milkman his milk even if he is
living near a creek or has a good
pump; it says no one can sell Intox
lcatlng liquor but druggist and
under certain strong restrictions
Protection to Indians. dogs and
buxZards. A statue If the US.
says you shall not sell intoxicating
liquor to Indians. Remember tha
White man is as good as an indian,
and is there q single reason why
we should give the protection of
prohibition to the wild range of
The plains and Withhold it from the
civilized white man? If it is good
for the one it Is good for the other.
You cannot under our laws cru
ally kick your own dog because we
have a statute prohibiting cruelty
to animals; YOU cannot get Ii
oense to do 1t, no difference how
great a petition you present-no
difference how much money you
offer for that desired object.
Just little further over IN this
same statute book 1t tells you that
all seasons OF the year you are pro
hiblted from killing turkey bnz
yards. And a few pages further
forbids saloons and selling intox
icating liquors.
Isn't 1t high time we were en-
forcing all laws and give as great
protection to the boys of Kansas
as We do the indians, the dogs or
The buzzards. Yet we wick and
let the rum seller openly violate
the law, Did defiance to the statute
book and distroy our boys and sell
them intoxicated liquors openly
In thls fight between the buzzard
the dog and the boy I am for
protecting the boy. G
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

Do You UNDERSTAND that the
p. r~isiant use of Begg's Blood Pu
Tifer and Blood Maker will drive
diseased germs out of the - stem
aud life will again be worth living.
You cannot cure In one week or IN
one month, a blood trouble that
has been years in getting a foot
hold. 'Beggs Little Giant Pills"
should be taken twice week with
this remedy. Get 1t at FarleVs.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

[ H Strout. Parkersburg. W Va
say 81 fonnd that Beggs Cher
~ Cough syrnp does the business
everv time. Not once has it failed
to cure nv children of cold or
Group. Even LaGrippe gives mp
its hold when tackled with BpggS
Cherry Cough Syrup. I would
sooner be without life insurance,
then not to keep a good supply of
this medicine in my house. Sold
by Farley,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

The genuine Round Oak can be
found only at
GEO. PHILIP & Sons.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04
Are YOU doubtful

There has been so many disap
pointments and CONT additions in
the papers of late that some read
ers don't know lust what to be
lieve. There is pleasure, tho,
in knowing that if you see any
thing IN our advertisement that
deceives or mlsleads you, and is
not as we represent it to be, we
will consider you are doing Us
favor to let US make it right.
The purpose of this advertise
ment IS to call your attention 10
that Great and Popular Pain Rem
o1u
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

LebOtG, Allen &c 10 Gd0. to Lays.
John Earlenbrngh, pit lot IS 2,83
Boston Safe Dep.
&5 Trust Co. lot 451 1915
g II Lebold lot Sc 1915
>! 81 $50
sub div 1912 Of IS $40
HK Honrt tract in Sw ees
Sw4 nwi of 3SS, .13. r1S 217, 10
haterSBnte add to Nays
Mary Mcmillan
lots 6, 7, IS blk Q 1901
Highland add. 70 Hays
John McConnev
lots 25 & % blk 1871
Ellis, Original,
Thos Preshaw
lots u. Is, II. Is, blk 9 67,67
Z. p. 1si add TO ElLis.
Q Pac R & Co lot II ok G 3.78I
1st add. to Ellis,
A j Straight bis to 2Sinc 246, 46
KNGgy's Est add. ia Ellis,
Il Britton lot 9&1O bl 9 81. 90
Rayaaeyord add. to Ellis.
Holman 6 Colby
undiv ] lots 1913 bl 5 4,63
$ lot 2 9 1856
Heese Bros add to ELGss.
Enma Hesse lot 2 bl 3 2.79
Nary L Eastman 2 2 2,02
Highland add. to Eds.
" j Reminger lot Is bl 2,OI
; w Bone % & "a s 3.76
; S Winters 9 e 9 $40
. % 6 % 9 3.79
] Straight
all of blocks Is, lG, II 81,
4" &c % %, 90
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04
DR.. A. B.Seelye's
WAsA--TUSA.

AS it Is growing rapidly in the
favor of the public, and the sales
are increasing every hour of TIL
day and eUery day of the week.
owing to its sterling;,worth and abb
ltv to cure Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia, Toothache, Lame back,
and Kidney trouble, pain in the
muscles, Collie, pain in the stom
ache and bowels, 6 aohereyer pain
>casts. WASATU Il in being
recognized everywhere as the
quickest pun e1te1'maaa0toT IN man
or beast, either internal or external
that is knOaon TO- dug for diseases
above mentioned.
DR.. Seelye Medicine Co. has
offered time and again to refund
the money WHERE Wasa Tulsa RENE
ties are Dsed according to direction
and no benefit is received Very
few hotties have been returned, but
words of praise aid thousands of
testimonials come from those that
have tried it.
Wasa- Tusa is safe remedy for
oOery ,hOnae an tie ao07'Id, and one
that YOU can depend on in any EN-
where your life is 10 dan
ger before other help could arrive
Farmers need 1t for their stock
as ii cures cohc with horses 6 c0ttle
In I tn so minutes; heals up barbed
wire cuts; lameness, festula, etc.
Mr. Iohn Leaderer, Solomon kansas
says that Wasa TuSs4 cured fine colt of
Poli evil OF ID months standing, using 3
toiIar bottles which was cheap remedy
Mr. Albert Muckenthaler of Anaheim
al: wiring under date Of ian >, 1899.
: DIR Seeiye d 90, Abilene. Kas
lear Sirs: Enclosed please find 81 for
which you will kindly forward to my
ddress one large bottle SeeIye's Wasa
usa; we hive used it in Kansas for a |
Iumber of years and find it the best
emedy fer all kinds of Pain we have
yer II ed. We lived at Paxico, Kansas |
nt1 3 months ago and as our supply |
i w asa usa Is exhausted now we need |
more, Wishing you success. I am
ours, Albert Muckepthaler,
Anaheim, Orange county, Cal.
Why not try WasaTu the next |
ime you need a medicine for any
t he complaints of above nature?
viii cost sou but SO cents to
est 1t; take bottle home, set it
p IN your cupboard or medicine
hest, aud rs it is always ready and
an a7aegpo'a8sce ffanoity l1hysaciaaa
ne that costs YOU nothing to board
nd when YOU need Ii Is always
Fad V fol immediate use.
Price 80 cents and 81 a bottle
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

Unknown. -. lot 10 =. bl 20 ,66
j Il & q Ward lot & 2 81 rs
* 8 to 9 SO 1.37
James Mayor. IS to 6 81 40
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04
County Treasurer's
FINAL NOTICE.
1st published March 4, 1899.

Treasurer's office, Ellis Co kansas
Hays city, kansas, Feb. 20, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described tracts of land and town
lots situated in the County of Ellis and
state of Kansas and which were sold
on the 1st day of September 1896 for
the unpaid taxes for the year 1895, will
on the End day of SEPTEMBER 1899
be decided to the purchaser, unless the
law before that date.
The amount Set opposite each tract of
land and town lot includes the amount
of taxes, interest and costs, calculated
to the last day of payment, viz:
Ho,,o soo,fo, Ilo,s
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

DR.. Sawyer's Little Wide A
wake Pills give purity of body and
vigor of thought nv perfectly reg
ulating the bowels and cure blI-
business. inactive liver and constr
patton. AT Farley's.
Philip 6 Son have just received
from the factory an invoice #
their own brand of war. anted
Scissors & Ras0rS.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

BHdSs CHERRY CogGH SYRUP
kfvos you the essential qualities OF
tAs Cherry tree bark. from which
Il derives Its name. It cures your
esdbborn colds, coughs of long
ssznding and Group. 1t the best
Known cure for LaGrippe, Sod
q Esrisy's.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-04

| have just received the finest
line of Carpets, for the price, ever
brought to this city. In all the
cOlors and the newest and pretti-
est designs that can be found in
eastern stores. Come in and see
and you will be pleased and sur
prised at the low prices.
/ JUDD. HAYS CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
Leasers Do Well in the Vicinity Of
0sceoa,
EAGLE MILL Is RUNNING.
Hoist for the niue nIrd at Tintic-
Colonel Trumbo's uincs-uis-
cciIHncous items.

James W. stevens. one Of the most
experienced mlllwrights IN the State.
and gentleman who for years was
c1nucctcd.wlth some of the big bonan-
zoe. has Just arrived from oHccola.
Ngv. after completing aud putting in
successful operation 2o-stamp mill
ou the Eaeie. Exchange and Crescent
mines. owned by W. T.. Patrick
and others. In places these properties
are very rich. yielding as they do high
grade gold-bcaring quartz. and the
mill, now running. the machinery Tor
which was supplied by Frazer q
Chambers sixteen years ago. was opcr-
ated but three months after It's crcc-
tlou. Then IL was closed down and rec
mainod idle until the an of May last,
when Mt stevens. assisted by T., =.
Hatch. another oid-timc Salt Lake
millwrlght. ovcrhaulod the plant and
put u In running order. iN location boz
lnE changed from four miles east ~
psccola Co half a mile west thereof
whore 10 was set up near the Eagle
tunnel. There h. n track from the lat
ter 90 the top of the mill and Mt
Stevens reports that when he left
shape.
Mr. stevens reports blg placer mines
IN that section. Tho streams run down
the gulchos from n 60 iG miles aud
then ARE caught In ditch. The water
IL conducted Co the placer works whore
there arc all kinds of modern machln-
cry Occasionally big chunks of gold
are caught worth thousands ~ doll
lars. These nlacors have been rum
Ing Tor 10 or 10 years when "a cleanup
the merchants Tor merchandise and
money, lts value being placed at from
$40 90 SIC 90 per ounce. The metal thus
acquired By the merchants ls saved tn
cups until a sufficient quantity a. OBJ
tanned 90 make n bar. which n then
shipped 20 the minis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

noon today. 10 join ]. y. Esscistyn In
the construction ~ machinery on the
Young America, also 10 prepare things
for the early erection " q mill
The Taylor Brunton sampler had ten
cars uf ore from Tintic today two from
Milford and one from bingham.
$. a. King was up from Provo today
comforting with mining mon. He says,
1--WE are ntill nguring. but there VIII be
nothing new 20 report for day or two"
Work has been rcaumed on the morn
ing Glory mine at Tnuc. under the
management 10 " said. OF MCscrs. NcW-
house ana Weir.
II Is reported that CAPT De Ia Mar
e. about 10 cell his MorCur Interests TO
French and English capitalists for Sii,-
100000
Mcaars John Dorm and H. II. Airs
aro at present figuring on becoming
Interested In the SEWER mine on Gold
Mountain.
Anulrs NJ the iiomcstakc win here
after be conducted from the counter of
NuwhouHu and Weir. those gentlemen
hcinE practically IN control OF the prop
osltion.
George Thompaon and II. g. Ledger
wood have secured from Charles II.
Lashbrook a working lease and bond
on the Harrison md Howard claims
az Bingham for the sum Of 5000. The
lcHscea pay 10 per cent royalty on an
ores extracted.
David Keith Thomas Konrns and W
g Mccormick have made the first pay
mcnt ou tho purchase prise NJ the yell
low Pine group III Boulder county.
colo. which they buy from George u.
Williamson for $4,000. The property
u "a handsome producer and has seen
extensive development
Thos W Jennings has returned from
70 lying trip 60 Gruutsylllo whore hc
went 90 visit hls Third Term mine. The
tunnel has been run in 90 depth ~ i21
feet this summer and has now reached
total distance NJ 500 feet SIR Jcu-
ninFH brought 10 some promising look
ing sampled Of iron ore.
Mt Pleasant Pyramid; Work Will
soon commence on the J. n. Erickson
mining property at Milford, Ncphi
Nyhorg o. Interested In the mine and
VIII go out There from West Tintlc. Mt
Erickson says the ore In sight d. worth
about i2G ton. with cost IN mining.
shipping ana milling of about SO. They
Will begin shipping this summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

The threat Of now outside compete
ton ia moro constant and powerful
today than ever before so trust or
g1nlzutlon con safely Ignore TO- one "
The chief reasons why it 10 becoming
to important @ factor is the rapid
growth uf our surplus capital Indus
try has been DO profitable Ia this coun-
tfy that $50 have gradually accumulat-
ga great fund of surplus. and. instead
Of trying Go borrow money abroad. our
Capitalists ATE actually seckins oppor-
tuuiucs 10 place foreign loans Inter-
Get rates have steadily declined. Rail-
road after railroad has been going
through financial reorganization, ru-
Funding o. bonded Indebtedness at
from one 60 three pcr cent lower rates
than were previously paid. Capital.
Instead 90 being diniCult 90 obtain, is
eagerly watching every opportunity
tor profitable investment This means
that nobody can have any absolute cone
troll over puCcH a new method ur lu-
veutiun in productive process, " OBJ
tllnOd hy some actual ur possible
rival IL likely 90 undermine "a trust ut
almost any time. Their only safety
lies IN maintaining the lead
iu introducing every possible improve
iNNut ana economy ana thereby Keep
Ing the price on O. steadily downward
follow.
Instead a. o. not altogether unlikely
that after fuw years there may be a
dividing up even of some ~ Ia trusts
already organized. senator D,prW,
whose opportunities Tor iuHlaht Into
general Industrial conditions ARE per.
hips ua broad ua OF any man 900 the
country takes this View very strongly
indeed, and even believes that wo shall
finally return 90 the conditions % a
decade or more ago. This does not
seem very probable. except IN The case
of useless aud uuwioldy combinations:
but 10 would undoubtedly be- true of any
attempt 90 unite large number u
wholly different kinds ~ induHtrie4 I'M
der one management The grouping
0f each Industry hy itself seems o. be
'he natural point NJ greatest economic
efficiency; but n, in time % real adj
vantage o. found In still wider combs
nation along certain lines that viii como
1hrHr larger trusts. however, would ba
subject 90 exactly the same perilH ua
we have shown exist NJ present. Tho
difficulty and danger ~ moving counter
Go public welfare Increase as the trust
grows and exposes fresh points Of at
tack Tho only protection OF economic
vulncrahlcneHH o. economic wisdom
II. Hayes Robbins. IN Powers ana Per-
ils NJ the New Trusts" from Ounton's
magazine Tor June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
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by special arrangement with tho
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Upon Investigation II was found that
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how many physicians have failed 20
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
A SOCIAL PILFERER.

The upper crust Of Washington 500
cicty II Just now ugitatcd by a little
sensation, II is trniug matter. 90 be-
SURF, but Il Involves a mystery and the
good name Of one Of the prominent wo-
men Ia the diplomatic corps Last win
ter several ladies who gave tine dinners
ana lunchcons missed doylles. some
Of them were OF expensive embroidery.
others OF rich lace. and while they are
little, useless ornaments. set rcprc-
scented good deal Of money and TO
lose one of a set ls 10 make the others
practically useless. as everybody
knows 40 o. common at state dinners
20 call in caterers, who provide the tl-
bic ornaments, und many serious con.
sultatipn took place between fashions
able caterers and huBpitahle women
over the Disappearance uf these duylica.
which, uf course, was charged 90 the
servants, Finally the leading caterer
NJ lY capital called the attention OF
one OF the cabinet ladies' 10 "a singular
coincidence.
Doylios had been missed az every one
OF half q dozen dinners and lunchuuna
he had served whorv the wife OF a ccr-
tain foreign minister had been % guest.
None had ever disappeared when she
was not present. II was startling
suggestion that would not do TO re-
peat The lady might be- a klcptoma-
Mae, but to accuse her OF stealing would
cause International complications Tor
which nobody cared 20 assume the rps-
possibility The caterers whuFe wait
ers had been accused held conference.
They decided among themselves that
the woman referred 10 was guilty. but
dared not accuse her even 90 oxculpate
themselves, so thew devised novel
scheme, and when they found her name
ON % dinner card they removed the wall
liable doyly from her plate az the tn-
bic and substituted one OF those cheap
paper affairs that you ind In the rose
tnurnnta. The ruae was successful.
There was no more complaint
Three or four months passed by, The
Incident was almost forgotten. when
mutrunly woman, evidently 90 Irish
blood, who declined to kiyc her name.
called az the residence OF tho vice pres
idcut, several members Of the Cahlntn
and diplomatic corps and at private
houses where the upper cult are FREE
quenty entertained, and inquired II the
lady ~ the house had missed any Of her
dOylloH last winter, n sn, would she
kindly get the pattern. when n sample
was brought the mysterious visitor re-
tired 90 a. corner. with an apology and
pretty soon handed back the sample
with the missing piece Of lace or em-
hroldory. In this way nearly all ~ the
missing doylloa have been returned
without any further explanation. al
though the general understanding a.
TINT thols recovery ~ due 10 the cone
feHsioLnl Of the Catholic church.-W. Il.
Curtis In Chicago Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

Litigation Results In = Change OF Control
and Management,

Colonel Gsanc Trumho and associates.
Tor some time IN control OF the T.. and
H. mines In Eastern Oregon. appear TO
be- no longer connected with these prop.
yrtlcs. Tho Baker city Democrat says:
The y. a ~. mines ut hnurne which
have been under q cloud ever since tho
expiration Of the lease Of John Long
maid a CO.. and which properties suhse-
quently passed into control 81 senrlps
and Trumbo OF California. under lease
ana bond and operated by them with
1ugh dismal failure that receiver wns
appointed by the court 10 take charge
in the Interest uf the creditors. are now
IN fair way ~ HuCceHsful working.
on Wednesday last Mr., John Vnss,
superintendent acting FOR Receiver
huschc. turned over possession OF the
properties TO Mr.. Wyatt, represontn-
tive m Jonathan Bourne Jr.. manager
OF the Eureka a. Excelsior Gold Mining
company
The condition of the properties Is that
the company owning them, the Eureka
4 Excelsior Gold Mining company, h In
fun possession and tho lease and bond
OF Scurles and Tnmbo are void and
have no force and effect; In other words
are forfeited.
II Is understood that sale OF the
mines by the Eurokn a Excelsior Gold
Mining company win soon take plnce
ana negotiations 60 that end arc now
pending. a mission Of this nature hnv-
ms called Col. i. r.. Gravson. the New
York broker, who has hosn IN Bnker
city FOR some weeks. and Mr.. n. II
Godfrey ut the Rpi Boy mine. 10 Now
York q few days ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

The deals closed In Utah mines dur
ing the week and Cor several months
past. speak much FOR the prestige this
section u building up Tor good invest
monts. Despite the fact that millions
Of dollars have changed hands In thi.
connection. those who know say that
the work has Just begun, and that the
coming fail viii witness tie closing OF
NJ negotiation. These will AFFECT not
only bingham. the newly recognized
copper camp. but viii reach every camp
N Importance In the State. La Sal re-
rlon and Gold Mountain Included. 30
that n year hence II may be that Utah
win be producing more ore and bull
lion In proportion Ia her population.
than any state Ia the American Union.