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Method ADOPTED.
Goods Reshipped and Sold.

The plan of the parties was, it is stated,
TO reship the goods from here, sending
them to New York, where they were to be
sold at auction, and it is thought by the
authorities that much of the stock ordered
by the accused has already been disposed
of in that way, as, Notwithstanding Il large
quantity of supplies consigned to the par
express offices and depotS here 10y the de-
tCctiVe bureau, the aggregate is not nearly
as much as the papers found on Graw show
was shipped by the firms alleged to have
been sWindled.
The prisoners have all been locked up and
will be arraiened in court as soon as the
proper officials are ready TO proceed fur
ther with the cases
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.
on the Wabash.

Academy-"On the wabash
i;iiou-Nauds vile.
Columbia Theatcr-"The Turtle"
Grand Opera House-Re1ned vaudeville.
Kerra1's Lyceum Theatcr - Dainty
duchess"
Lafayette Square-"The Last Chapter"
National Theater-'The Little Minister"
Ohio avenue and 18th street-Battle of
Gettysburg.
ST Pauls Lutheran Church-Lecrurc on
American Diplomacy.
I312-1s1S New York avenue-The halls of
the aucieuts
Willard HaIl-Exhibijion Of Improved
American EiOgruuh.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
PentaIpbn Lodgc.. Entertainment

Pentalpha Lodge. No. -. F. A A. NJ. had
pleasant evening at Masonic Temple last
night Despite the in"lement weather there
was large attendance Of members and
visitors MeSsrS. r. B. Hay w Harry
Mcke.din Rev. Mr.. Sontag and the Temple
Quartet contributed to the pleasure of the
very enjoyable occasion. which. it is ex-
pectcd. Will soon be repeated.
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GONE TO NEW YORK.
Georgetown University GIec, BapIo
and Mandolin Clubs.

The Georgetown University Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin Clubs left this morning fer
New York city. They will give a concert
this evening at the Waldorf storia and to-
morrow evening are to appear in Philadel-
pfia- All tickets for the concert this even
ing We're sold several days ago, and the
success of the trip was assured in advance.
Mr.. George II. O'Connor will he the vocal
soloist at each concert to be given.
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expects perfection in service. appointment
and cHisine at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
Chicago, when it learns that Mr. Adolphus
Busch is the principal stockholder-and it
finds its expectations fully realized.-Advt.
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Gas and oil Heaters. S1.25 Gas Radia-
tors. go. A E3ERLY'S SONS. 71s 9Th
st. Nv.
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SlnRII-s EInNyerS

]. II. Small & Sons. florists. 14th and g
SITS, Washington, and 1853 Broadway, y. Y.
Advertisement
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Oriental Rug sale

sloan & Co. 14u1 G St. have ON viau- o.
rar" collection of Turkish RE$s and Car
pts. TO be sold Thursday and Friday nex5.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Visit the Niagara Falls Ice Rriare

Via Pennsylvania Railroad
Tickets sale for 80 am. train from
9th street station Saturday. February IL
good TO return until Monday February l.,
inclusive. Sl1.20 for the round trip.-Adyt
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You certainly ought to drink the finest.
That ans P1bst famous Milwaukee Beer
Americas staIdaId. Order Pabst for
home use. Write or phone for a case.
PABST BREWING co. I0} N Cap. 81.
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AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION

Peppermint and Wintergreen Creams. in
all Colors. Shcetz, 10th 4; + SIS.
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Money to lend Al Az, ) and C per cent on
real estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1905 Pa. ave.
-AdYertisement
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large collection of Never Fading Palms
o. all sizes uor decorative purpOsesD will be
sold at auction at Sloan's, 14OI q ST. to-
morrOW at II a.m.-AAEt.
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Portable Drop Lights with tube complete
$40. Drop Lights with rod and shade, Soc
124 G st. {. y Muddiman x Co. GIG 18th st.
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IF YOI- DO DRINK BEER.

NO MORE "CIIAPPED" HANDS
IL yGU u.s. "iIaudoIine." At druggists. &c.
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Five Hundred Doxen Tulips.
Declares He Wns GuiItIess

II all co'ors. a $50. a dozen N Guides. u.
j. IN unusually fine sh0wing.-Advt.
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14i6 Pierce street, a three-story brick
dwelling, will he sold at auction by trustees
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock See
aQVt.
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The Reception Rooms and ParIors

of the Dewey Hotel can be engaged for
public receptions. Dinner daily, to s
o clock S. .25.-Advt.
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kENNYS

FINE DRY ROASTED COFFEES
HAVE NO EQUAL.
PURE SUGARS SOLD AT COST.
c. d. KENNY'S 3 CITY STORES.
"HANbbIINI% KEEPS THE HANDS
oft and smooth. At all druggists. DC
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Tho Kbublie

Turkish Rugs at sloan's, 14o7 C st.-Adv
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Nm OF ME- OF PREN t.NTTDN,
You know. is worth q pound of cure. Keep
MARYLAND CLUB" old Rye Whisky in
the house as safeguard against colds and
La Grippe. For sale by first-class dealers
everywhere. Ask for Md. Club.
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Money ut . Per Cent.
The Old and Nc1X NnN

Also builders loans. David Moore. 1906 G;
street ncrthwest.-Advt
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Local Detective Force Makes Some
Important Arrests.
DEALERS CHARGE MEN With FRAUD
Drug Store Opened in Name of
Mr.. Henry Evans.
A B Z S E OF HIS EDIT

Major Sylvester and Inspector Boardman
assisted by Detectives Baur and Muller to-
day succeeded in breaking up a gang Of
alleged swindlers, who have 1t is believed
been operating for many months in various
parts of the country. during which time
they are said to have obtained thousands
Of dollars worth of drugs of wholesale
dealers by means of false pretenses.
The men, all of whom are now in the
hands of the authorities, gave their names
as John A. Graw, Lewis C. f. Lotz and Jo-
seph d. Wilson. Graw was arrested late
yesterday afternoon by Detectives Baur and
Muller, ard the others by the same officers
upon their arrival here from New York
this morning.
The police officials state that the accused
men first came to Washington about ten
days ago. After looking over the field, it
is further stated, they decided to open a
drug store in the name of Mr.. Henry Evans
the well-known F street druggist, but, for
obvious reasons, without consulting him in
the matter, and for this purpose they rent
ed he vacant store known as No. 1119 7tn
street northwest Next they had printed a
large supply of blank orders, letter heads,
envelopes and other similar supplies, all
bearing Mr.. Evans name or reputed sigma
ture.
Method adopted.
The next step taken, the police say, was TO
order from wholesale druggists in New
York, Philadelphia. Chicago, Richmond and
elsewhere such goods each of the firms
dealt in. Mr.. Evans being we'll known to the
trade in the cities mentioned, the operators
had no difficulty in having their orders hon
ored. How well they succeeded may be in
ferred from the fact that invoices found on
Graw when he was searched at detective
Headquarters showed that goods had been
shipped as requested. by the following
firms: Farroid Co., Chicago, s1o2.06; Nor
wich Pharmaceutical Co, New York 500;
Bovine Co., New York. SS6.40 and r. II.
Mcdonald. Brooklyn, $21.Go Other papers
showed that more than $1,000 worth of
druggists articles had arrived in Washing
ton for the bogus concern during the last
few days.
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E Y. Co. The Store OF Quality.
Delicious s'Blue L.abel''
Soups served free.

To demonstrate that all the
good things said about Blue
Label Soups are true we are
serving them gratis this week to
all visitors. Famous chefs have
made you ''srnack your lips" at
the soups they've set before you
and as good housekeeper
you have envied their adeptness.
You may depend upon Blue
Label Soups to make any meal
enjoyable. Delicately prepared
-deliciously appetizing-splen-
didly appetlzing-and easy to
serve.
ElphonZo Youngs Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Groeers,
42S 9th ST., Between d and E SITS.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-"On the Wa
bash,' at the Academy of Music this
week is really an old Washington
favorite THE Salt of the Earth" come
back under new name. There have been
a number of changes in the cast which pre-
sented the play here under it's original
title, but the play itself remains substan-
TALLY the same. 1t is q story of rural life
In Indiana, which fact probably suggested
the change in name There is nothing very
novel in the plot of the play, and it really
has plot. An unfaithful second wife con-
spires with former adnlirer to ruin her
husband and her stepdaughter. To carry
out her purpose 1t becomes necessary to
place her husband in an insane asylum in
order to get entire possession of the com
mon property. The husband escapes rather
early in the plot, and with the aid of a
former farm hand the hero of the play
finally succeeds in overcoming the evil
schemes of the villain. The theme is a
honleiy one, giving great opportunity for
artistic work, whose best features are
liable to not always be appreciated by city
audiences. But to one who is thoroughly
familiar with the atmosphere and social
environment of the western village the
presentation of this play appeals as a
genuinely artistic production. Edwin Nor
dant as the ambitious plow boy and lover
of his employers daughter does the part of
the rustic hero with most intelligent con-
ceDtion of the character. He avoids the
transforming rant. SO often a feature of
the presentation of such character Miss
Louise Wakel as the sweetheart of the
hero of the story and object of the Jealous
hatred of the female, and the lust of the
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25
That Judgment.

On Thursday treasurer Jacobs
sold the Judgments advertised for
unpaid faxes Some who consld
cred their judgments good and
wanted to hold them against the
parties paid the taxes as they did
their other personal property.
A number came IN and pald the
tax and then cancelled the jndg
ment. The rest the county bought
in rs they do land. And the law
says on the suhiectS
- At the next regular meeting of
the coEnty commissioners IN Apri'
after such sale, said Board NAV
compromise with the Judgment
Debtor. and the interest of the
County NAV he assigned''.
So if your judgment was bought
10 nv the County, be at the April
meeting. paw the tax and cancel II
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25

ment. Without health, all the talent, all
the genius, and ali the ambition In the
world are worthless. A boy should be
taught that success in any walk of life that
happiness, and life itself, are dependent
upon his care of his health.
When man feels that he is losing his
health and vigor. when mis- cheeks no long
er glow, his step is no longer elastic and
the sparkle of health is no longer IL his
eyes, he should work less, rest more and
resort to the right remedy to restore his
bodily vigor. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is a natural medicine-a scientlf-
ic medicine. 1t does no violence to nature.
1t works with and not against nature. It
promotes the natural processes of secretion
and excretion. It impaTts vitality and
power to the whole system. 1t gives
plumpness and color to the cheeks. sparkle
to the eyes, steadiness to the nerves,
strength to the muscles and the animation
of health to the whole body. It makes the
blood-maker, flesh builder and nerve-tonic
and restorative. Medicine dealers sell 1t
and have absolutely nothing else lust
as good"
a. I afflicted with pimples and boils. and
running sores face and neck writes Robert
s. Vert ESQ of No. 6I5 Galloway Ave. Colunl-
bus, Ohio a I took DR.. Perce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets and was cured ;"
Constipation is the commonest beginning
and first cause of many serious diseases and
it should always be treated with DR.. Pierce 5
Pleasant Pellets used in connection with the
Discovery" These are the most perfect
natural iaxatives and permanently cure.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25

Quite a snow visited this section
on Wednesday
The railroad paw car made lis
usual visit here on Tuesday,
Ed Brosius came home this week
on a visit.
Mrs. Will Bemis had the m,s-
fortune to fall on Monday and dis
locate her arm, causing the need
OF DR. Snyder's attention
Mrs. Will Montgomery has re-
turned home from the east so
much improved she is up aud
around looking after her house
hold affairs.
Charley. son of Ton Howard,
who went south with our Co [, .
has recovered from his sick spell
and back again on his Smokey
hill farm.
Mr.. 6 Mrs [ N Yost have rem
ted, fixed mp for a residence and
moved into the Downing hail un-
I'll they Can rebuild at their old
home, men being busy DOW clean
ing out the debris in the cellar.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25

Geo. Philip and son have just
bought as an investment the brick
store building now occupied by
Tann's dry goods store. and the
Woodmen-W Workmen lodges, and
Fann remains in the store. l. is
one of the best store building in
The city and its purchase by the
Philips show they believe the city
IA bound to improve.
Mr.. Nann's many friends and
customers will fiOd hum a; the old
sand willing to please them as
Usual.
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Trustees.

he township trustees must re
member they are to meet at tn:
County clerks office on Monda,
Harch 9Th at 10 IA m to get thu
hooks and decide on basis O,
valuation.
John z. Stewart, Carmel, Ind
writes: My daughter has veal
,nngs and catches cold at almus,
ever, change of weather We have
tried many remedies. but noihiue
stops her cough equal to Begg>
: 'hcrrN Coug =, rup
We keep it at FarIev's.
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The Lutheran church met ihi-
week with Mrs. Downing

The Lutheran church met thi-
week with Mrs. Downing
The young folks had an enjoy
able dance at the hall Wednesday
night.
Our coal dealers this week rap
entirely out of coal and many fH
mers who came IN own alter some
had to r,turn heme with eIuply
wagons.
Mrs Frank Havemann has the
most beautiful display of bloom
lag plants IN the CITY. beautiful
p.ants and mas of bloom that +
fairy bower indeed.
Cooling and grateful in it effect
you will tiud DIR. Sawl er's ARM
and Witch Hazel Salve for ecztIn-
ruIes. hives, burns and cuts A
FarIev's
Editor Griffith is attending th,
stale Editorial association meetin.
at Topeka this week and is rep'r
te,i to he no" wo king for a sta'.
appoin ment b, Gov Stanley.
Mrs jennie Smith desires u t0
return thanks to MIS- Judge Mon
roe, Rev, Greneli and others VIII"
so kindly hciped at the funeral OF
her little daughter
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25
Don't haul the
stable Manure

to the draw east of town and dunno
it theLe for noIh1Dg when it is clos
er to 90 down Moser avenue (h,
the Presbyterian parsonage) and
dump it over the fence on the
''Pian'ation, and get a nickel a
load | want 700 Loads to much
'he Fruit trees and will paw that
for every load hauled there. Make
those nickels. FREESE.
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Uncle George Zeigler is home
again from his trip to Oakley.
Congress will adjourn on next
Saturday, March 4th, at noon.
Rev Watkins held Episcopal
services in the Presbyterian church
here last SUNDAY evening.
The Dick Finch land contest at
Wakeehev has been postponed to
April 18th.
Bissing is busy putting up his
new building, adjoining his shop.
for his electric hight plant,
Bob Hughes has moved his fam
lily out on the farm ready for his
spring work
Washlngton's birthday was oh
served as a Legal holiday by the
schools, bank and postoffice-
ER Cole Is back to his business
after his tussel with the Grip but
ne don't hustle around very brisk,
The Young Ladies' Quartette
will entertain the congregation at
The Lutheran church tomorrow.
Sunday, evening.
There is nothing mysterious iii
the wondc rful cures effected by DIR.
Sawver's Wild Cherry and Tar
You get the benefit of an eminent
ply sIciau's prescription for all
hroat and lung diseases. At Far
ey's.
George Palmer last Saturday
received from the cast another
coup of prize Brown Leghorns &
Plymouth Rocks.
Court closed their term last
Saturday with much unfinished
business and then adjourned to
March 9th,
Jensen 6 Saunders last Saturday
brought in a dozen co 5otte hIies,
with the scalps off, and picked
up So from Arnold for their work.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25

This office.
Pitching quoits is the amuse
ment now. Last week freezing at
20 below zero. this week coats of
and pitching quolts and working
in the gardens Such Is life in
sunny Kansas.
Can it be possible our Tom has
gone out of the stock business, out
of farming, out of Y1olitlcs and INTO
the show business. The following
from the Ell paper looks so:-
Manager T K Hamilton has
succeeded in booking the thea
ture for this town"
A BATTLE FOR LIFE You
need for effect health. p!cntfu'
and constant supply of pure new
blood. Beggs purifier and blood
maker tones th stomach and as
>Isis digestion We sel. 1t. FARLEY
Now that Spring Is opening ana
blowing is in order r member
that John Schis er can sell ,nu III.
very best make of plovs. harrow
and cultivator~ at the Lowest pos,
Sihlc prices. so cheap this spring
it will surprise vou
Down at McPerson gentlemen
from number of counties have
organized the Kansas State Mn
tual Hail Association, which pro
poses To IN sure wheat crops from
hail, 81 to SIS per acre charging
4 per cent premium. payable IN
cash at time of lnsuriDg
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25
IN CONTEMPLATING

IA trip to Colorado, Wy oming, Utah
California, or Oregon, do not fail
to ask your agent about the mag
mti"en' tram service offered by the
UNION PACIFIC There are Pull
mau Palace ~leepers, Buffet Sraok
inc and Library Cars. Dining Cars.
with meals served "a la carte. aud
Pullman Tourist Sleepers, &c &c
\ vrriIsIng matter and full In
-nrnai;on can be obtained by call
n: OF r addressing
/ 25 ID TAYLOR, Agent.
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Grow Grapes fosiiis for the

For 81 90 I will mail u frst-class
vines, each, Niagara, Brighton and
Worden. or 20 Concords. best red
black and white varieties. with Trea
tise on Grape Culture. Or 10 GLAD
IOLUS BULBS. beautiful mixed coiors
free. All post pa d Safe arrival iss
good condition guaranteed Or.ier
now Book and bulbs mailed on ~
ce5pt of order Vines in early Sprine
Price list free Address
II H TRYON. Wilioughby, 0nl..
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Contest Notice, No. 14.O37.

COICCeS" hCC|CSs HC- lf,O
Department of Interior,
U. 5, Land Office: Wakeeney. Kan
Jan 81. 1898.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by John
Catewood, contestant, against Home
stead entry No 24,211 made March
lst 1897 for E4NE4 & Ease4 10. T Is,
south range 20 west P NJ by F Bar
'tigh johnson centestee, in which it is
i a.leged that: Claimant has wholly
a Abandoned SAID tract, that he has chan
ged his residence therefrnm for more
Than six months since making said entr,
Said parties are hereby notified t.,
appear, respond and offer evidencr.
touching SAID allegation, at 10 o'cIJc
a. m. on March 81. 1899, before the Re-
ister and Receiver at the Un ted 81 t.
Land Office in Wakeenev Kansas
l L. PUR' Eli Reg ter
a NE1-soN. Atty f11-m2 =
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E0MESEFgERS EXCURSION RATES
are now in effect via the
UHION PACIFIC
to Western FORTS.

TO Western P0ints-
Those who contemplate trip
" est for business or pleasure ahn ,ld
st Information regarding these
greatly reduced rates Advertis ~
matter and fuil information can be
obtained hv calling on or addressing
D. Taylor, Agent
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-
Watch next weeks Free Pre-. 5
for the Final Redemption notice
of the long list of town lots sold
for taxes in Sept 1898 and fer
which tax deeds will be gwen IN
fall. Be sure aEd get paper and
see If you are IN the list
Thurs day was the 4th anniver
sary of the Ladies Saturday Alter
noon Clnb and Mrs Judge Monroe
entertained The aides and their hts
bands at an elegant banquet at
her home.
The Odd Fellows Lodge moved
TO their new rooms In the Krne-
ger store building and now have
the big Opera house room for their
ball and also the 81 story. 1t
gives them grand Lodge room
Big ills, as we'll as little ills Of
the kidneys, cannot resist the cura
tive power of DIR Saw, er's Ukq-
tine. At FarleI's
When the Supreme court decid
ed that the special session of the
Legislature was legal, that the re-
puhli"anS were not all tools and
let partizanship overcome com
mon sense. the Populist Senate,
by unanimous vote, cOufir ned
every one of Gov. Stanleys nomi-
neeS.
Miss Lucy, daughter of DIR
onl der, is rejoicing over the re
ceipt of ii beautiful piano. made by
Vase of Boston, who took the
first prize al ihe Chicago Worlds
Fair, hought of J w Jenkins Sons
the noted piano dealers In Kansas
citv, Mo. 1t is beautiful instru-
ment.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25
Farm near Walker

offer Tor sale on easv terms
the South east Quarter Of section
25- township II. range l6 north
of Walker Apply to or address,
w. r Nicholson Ellis
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Not minute need be wasted IL
curing vnur cold If you take BEG3S
CHERRY COUGH SYRUP 1t 60
the quickest and snrest of at.'
tuown remedy No matter lna
tad you congh, you can sleep If @c'
tlke this remedy on gong to he'd
Kept by Farley, the Druggist.
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Dedication services

of The newly repaired Methodist
church of this city will take place
ro-morryw Sundav morning at
II O'Clock, Rev J + johnson OF
Lat 'rOsse Officiating. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Meetings will continue all the
week and you should attend.
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The public

The public
teach al.
most every known
branch of study
but the one most
important branch
of all. What does
it profit your sen
if he has an intel
lect like a NeSgton,
and is mentally an
Admiral Cffcnto-,
if he has a weak
and puny bocy
and not the re-
moteSt idea Of
how to care for
his health +? 4
boy S hould be
taught from the
that his
health is his most
nrecinns endnW-
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Be60S Mf0. To. IHSTS-

bEGHN WJV. 20, lHIT'S-
] have nsed Your { HEREY COU
Gil SYRUP the past week for l.
Grippe and can cheelfullE say, j
Is sure cure Tor that disease a.
cured me in short time. ard will
cure others if they will use il talrh
fully. +. ShauIe Ouin. k;n>as.
Sold at Farlel's.
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We Rauch is able to be out
gain after his accident.
a CAUTIOUS MOTHER will al
WAYS keep on hand a supply of
Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup A
sudden cold may develop Cronr.
and before YOU can reach drug
store, the child may be past help
DELAYS are dangerous. We keep il
Farley.
Merchant John Tracey has bee0
having a sick spell of 1T but is on
the nd and his nerhew, Karl
Kruger has KUN from Koloradc
to attend the store and with big
stock of pew goods Just receivet
Your trade will b" appreciated ar"
wants promptly attended to
Al Ellis Mnrlay evening ut Scr
in ~ Mar, : Catholic church ms
had n grand wendlng, ". G. q
'h"pk. a N"Uno man working y"
,hs ,ailrcad offire being married
= Miss Minnie Walsh. our Far K
R4,eman, .T ac ing as groom
man and Miss Allie Murdeu rs
hrids >mald.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25
Organ for sale.

An organ in good condition for
for sale for want OF use. Only $40
Cost $65 cash. Apply at
This Office.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25

The Legislature have agreed tn
adjnurn 90 FRIDAY. March 10th.
Two weeks more of hustling
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25
Hay for sale.

have some fine HAY for sale,
which / will sell on nv farm a,
50. so a 9 horse load TO all who will
come after it. VIM. j Haddock
North Buckeve township
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25

Mr.. Scott delivered a good tom
perance lecture here LIST Saturday
evening and on Sunday entertain
ed a large audience there morning
and evening.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-25

Jensen 6 Saunders last Saturday
brought in dozen co 5otte hIdes,
with the scalps off, and picked
up S5 from Arnold for their work.