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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-18
yv,II Erect Permanent Home.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 1.-THE execu-
tive committee of the Brotherhood OF
locomotive Engineers decided today to
build the big 100000 building, which the
brotherhood intends to erect for its per-
manent home In Cleveland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-18

uaanssushtsr A motion was made BY the
Sc 1eod. y s1don s sy ssr %
motion was granted this morning by Judge
Hei6 and Fick was released on . $500
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broke Propeller blades.

ST. MICHAELS, Dec. 1.-Two propel-
Ter blades of the British steamer Ashton
hall CAPT. McFee. from Liverpool for Gal
WESTON. are broken. She arrived here to-
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-18
ENGLAND WAS DENoUNCED.
United Irish.Americans Adopt Reso.
buttons.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE United irish
American Societies met tonight and adopt-
ed resolutions in which England was de-
nounced as the hereditary enemy OF rep
resentative government. that her war Is
out Justification: that the Beers deserve
and merit the support Of all free men. and
particularly Of all Americans; Senator
Mason and Representatives Sulzer and
Jett were complimented for their resolu-
tons Of sympathy for the fighting Beers;
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Has Not Leased 1t.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE announce
ment that Senator Hanna had leased the
late Vice President Hobarts house In
this city 10 stated to have been erroneous.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-18

but IN sorrUw. This Christmas, pasticu-
leslyi pr. Hrsch $50, WAS not one that
shoald p observed with cries q Peace on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-18

EVERETT, Dec lin the case OF the
state OF washington VS. Simon J. Fock,
the Jury brought in . verdict Of guilty Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-18

NEW game Of conette, 5oc. Denny Cor
yell Co., TIC First avenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Tadrnranm, GiupnBHcr3abl III. 10.
Der Der. Staaten

8r0Bte 2dn9s pOn Often naa 8ez
fen 2720 W}eilen.
8r6Bte 8reite DoG IOrOeH nd3
SiOen 1900 MejIen.
TlGhenrdum, nit GinI9luB DON
QlI18td (577,390 3,602,990 Quas
ordtmeilen.
@rBBter Gtaat (Geras} 1885
9uaoratmsilen.
Rleinfer Gtaai (R6oOe = Ssl1no)
1906 Quabratmeilen.
Q(bgeI6dBter 3Otal : 8ertb BEG
GiQenf6ums Genius Don 1890 $685.
473,173,418.
@eTammter Rei2tbum ungsfdbr
S65, 600, 100000,
Geiammt5abL Der 8eOoIterung 62,s
622,250.
Mdnnlj6s 8eD0Iterung53abl 32,z
O67,880.
MGnnli6e PerIonen in tpe6rTdbiz
uem Glitter 13,326,168.
WGnnIi6e 9eriDnen, q Sabre unp
barber, 16,940,311.
Ie5er : 8eo0lterung, einI6lieBlid
Der SnOianer Il. I. To-. 7,638,360.
@eiammt5abl Don 9erIpnen i'm
S9ulaIter, 8 bis 20 Sabre, 22,447,z
392.
Die 8ebn 9rDBten StGote Genius
BON 1890 limb bic ~folgenoen: Reps
0prt. 1,515, 301, Ghicudp 1.OqQ $40
96ildbslpbid 1,046, 964, 8roollbn
8O6,343, Ct. 2ouis 451, TO, Bolton
448,4 Baltimore 434,439, San
6rdn3iSco 298,997, Cincinnati $780,
908. gleDelanb 261.353. 9as @ens
trum Der 8epDlterun0 befinOet I6 20
IleiIeR Dltli4 BON Columbia, SnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
@nrthrfrier in G(fnr[nnh.

GtebeIano, g., Is. Mai. -
Sur 6eisr be8 $50. @eburt5ta9ea
8oet6e's tpiro bier cine 5efli6teit gez
plant, bic, penn nidt ale An3ei4er
triigen, bic groBortigite tperOen ptro,
Die iemaIs bier itatt9efun0en bat. Der
n8ifenI4aftIi8s @erein" bat Iif
entI8lofen, bic arrangements in biz
9onO gu nebmen, unO 1T bereit8 auf2
@miigite an Der Qrbeit.
Die 6eier pirb i'm Suli ItattfinOen.
unO 8pur tpdbrenO Der Sage, ou fd1
Der beutI6e rationale 2ebrerperbanp
bier periammett. Die Idmmtli6en
S~urnDereine, bic Encouragement Sc
iangDersine, fopie bic Oeuti6en Qebs
rerpereine BADEN lire Mitnirtung be-
rett8 3uqeiagt. Nu6 an ben OeutidcH
S6eaterz9erein unb iiberbaupt an ale
8ersine Der Staot iino @inlabun8en
erqQnqen, uno man erpdrtet cine Ie6r
rege 8et6ailigun9. Der grtrag Der
Teier miro notwithstanding benz 8oetbts
DentmaI in StraBburg ubertpteien
fnerDPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
1nhIiihe SuIt1nbe.

Rptpmp, SnO,, Is. Mai, - Die
5t1pt @reentopn, psl6e in oieiem
Goultp gelegsn lit, 1T I6on Isit 8es
rdumar 53eit pbne irgeno Del4e Itdbt:z
f6e 9ernultunQ. ObppbI Te 2500
5elen 5Gblt, 6at Iie tpeoerM apor, notb
Warf9a1, nod sinen ein3igen PoIi3'@
item rper GpnitobIer. Sin 5rieoenss
ri6ter bat li4 Der3oqen, Oa Iia Isit
8e56Gft ni6t tobnte. Der Mdri4au
reIignlrte Dor einem Sabr, Od esgfi4tS
fir i'm gu t6ur CAB. Sein Hd6tolger
tpuroe in Oiefem Sribidbr gepGbIt,
bat uber isin Nmt iiberbdapt ni4t an
getreten. 0as 9efdngniB muroe Dor
25a6ren p%ertauft unD pirO ieBt ol5
StaQ benuBt.
Sin BOARD of SruTtee8," pel6er
ale Monute einmal 8uidmmsntritt,
1iebt gu, baB Die 3eAnungen fir 8as,
Da1er unO eleftriidss 2i6t be3ubIt
perOen. Sn Dem Orte tpo4nen mel
items @~ld5bIGIer.
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Ra6folqenbes lit cine t6eiIpeiIe
QtIte bon 8eitung5Dertdufern uno
z@genten, bel Denen Der nS 0 NJ
tags Gorrefponbent" gu
baden feir pirb unp pel6e 8eiteQuHz
gen oQrauF sutgegen ne6men. 5erner
1T berIelbe Sci alien 3eitungSpertduz
fern in Der Stabt gu BADEN.
gauI Stroller, Nr. 2408, SQtrmOunte
Qbenue.
M}iler, Gr. 925. 0eIts5aratOga@Str.
Wment, gutteripn> uro 5uIton@Qoe.
uno gr. $40, BultonsQOenue
Ga 5ebre, 8ennipIndnia sQbenue uno
llnionsStr. CIR. 827, 0ruibz
6iq@QDe.; Or. 1872, 9enniDlz
bdntdz Qbenue.
Dinter8, Hr. 1418, N.zG6arIes@Str.
8. Murrdb, Gutdps unb RoiezStr.
Wm. &o6ler, 8ibbls : StrGBt, nGbe
PartzQpenue.
GdSbner, Nr. 1903, SrleunszStr.
Borders, Orleans urD DolfesStr.
0ounges, CIR. 218, 0oroz4nnsStr.;
9rlean8s uno 8etbet>5 traBe.
Weqer, Orleans uno SpringSStr.
9fdff, Caroline unb MOnumentsSt r
9urtec. Bomb unD M2onument~Str.
9tit, Or. 1908, 5iqenSS traBe, un6
Gnpber, Spptinss Yldee un0 8dltiz
morezStraBe.
Gabennd, 6remontsStrd uro Goz
Iumbiuz &penue.
Qotsu. @dDs, na6e MonumsntsStr.
@utman, Sonurb> unb 6rantlinItr.
SItenborf, Rr. 222, 9drt : Qpenue.
Oelebap, Nr. 500, Nc<o { Gutap1tr.
Drip SoQibdp, Gutap> uno Nep=Str.
Srdudper, Nr. 1915, SommettzP lace.
Barber, Rr. 1882, Canton : Qoenue.
Bed, 8roaotpun. nobe 2ancaIterfr.
MonrOe, Baltimore, na6e 5rOnts
@itrabe; 6a9ettes unb Garos
line : StraBe; CIR. I'LL, SItz
QomburDItraBe.
9oef6, glr. 80, GbdpelSS traBe.
@HI. u. Barber, Nr. 1742, Gantons
4benue.
Re6ling, glr, 2OO7, 8eFs pratts@tr.
Dent, gr. 141, R.@BaibingtonsStr.
Gitteri6, Hr. 1926, SiiosBoIfes 6trdBe
8ernborbt, Rr.1035, S.>@barIessStr.
&neuder. Nr. 1887, Sf@6apettszStr
Shining, Rr, 432. SibsgoenSStrdBe.
8urtIing, Nr. 1924, Ots@fonuments
StrdBe.
9antmeper, Or. 1922, 9lsgassrsStr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Gin Ghenaar crmurbet.

NebzOrIeans, Is, mai. -
@aruco 5uTanoo uno Gaterina 8iDOz
ma, oeren 0ieQe ouf Si3ilien geItan>
ben, tamen na4 6puma in 3~errebon>
9arif6, berf6dFFten Iid cine 9eiratD5z
Qicen3 uno litBen Ii6 BON einem 6ris~
ben3ri6ter truuen. 6uiunoo Iebte o1f
Der Belle : 5armz9lanta9e unD n1bm
feline iur9e 6rau nit Iia oortbin. I'm
46eno et1dien Soe 6Ortuna, Elm
S6pdger Gaterino'8, in 0eifen 9apie
Iie pDr i6rer 8~erbeiratbung gepO1nt
bate, BEL ben NeuoermdbIten, 3o8 Ell
nsn H:polber, iagte 6uIanOO cine &uz
gel 0ur8's 6er3, DAB er e%ntieelt gu
8oOen idnt, unb bradte Der f40nen
Goterina, in tpel6e er berliebt mar,
cine t0OtIiae SduBpunOe Bel, Do
rauF entflo6 Der MnrO6ube, peI4sr SO
Sabre ait 1T, unb tptro ieBt berfo!gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Gin Cpfer Der gEaKeridsn.

ter, 90, Is. Moi. =
Benjamin Gnd, Der 3ebnidbrtos SObr
bes angsTebencn Observation-Disclosures
%. u. @nd. 1T naa fur9t6oren Sci
ben an Der 9unD5putb geItor6en. -
Dor bier @O6,n fpielte Der &tein
nit &ameroben auF Der StroBe unD
tpurbe babel BON einem 5orz3errter in
bic O6erlippe gebifen; Dem Shier ftoB
S6dum aus Dem M3unbe, unb es
5eigten it4 audi font Sbmptome BON
Sounutb. Me6rere anbere sbenfaq8
bon benz 9unOe gentlemen 8tnOer finb
unter dr3tlt4er 8eoba6tung. Die
Dunbe bes tleinen Gnt 6eilts gut un0
Der 8orFaQ mar bereit5 bergefen, Bis
oeItern bic Fur4tbure &ranfbeit gum
Nusbru9 fam. Orei Wdnn poren
n6t6iq, I'm bus BON &rdmpFen 9es
I6uttelte unb to6enbe Sinh gu baltsn;
S6aum trQt i6m aus Dem Munbe, e5
biB uno beulte, ME eiu 6uno, Big Der
Sob eintrat.
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@nlDenrs SnbilGum Der gbilabrlpBirr
SurnacmciuOe.

B6iIdOeIpbia, Is. W2ai. -
Die o9~6ildDelp6ier 3urngemeinoe"
feiert CUR 3eit ibr goIbsneS Subildum
in i6rer feTtli9 geI9midten 5ane an
Der 6. uno NoblsitruBe. 8eitern nabm
bic 5eier ibren NnFang. Sn PATHFINDER
Weiie bate nal Der Sugenb ben err
fen Sbeil oes 9rogrammS 5ugepiez
len, uno inter QeitunQ bes Surnlebs
rer5 6tn. Ri9dro pertu9 erbieltsn
Die MGb6en= unb Standardization Sc
legenbeit, ben Wttglieoern, fppie ben
@GIten Dor Qu9en al fI6rsn, pel4'
6ober Msrth in Der Surngemeinoe uuf
bic 9flege beg 8iroerturnens gelegt
nirD, uno pel4' erfreufi9e 3efuItdte
uuf oieiem 8ebiete sr3ieIt porben Iino.
0as progrumm umfuBte 6reiiibuns
gen, @eIanosipiele, &eulenf9pingen,
6unteliibungen, Neigsn, Sarnipiele
Der Rnuben uno MGo6en, ionie cine
furae Qnfpra6e bes erTten Spre9erS
sSp6n Weber. Die pirtIi4 OOr5iigll@
6en Gelltungsrt Der Tlrtoer 9atlen Die
reife 4~nerfennunq, tpel9e ibnen bic
3a6lrei6 anfpeienoen 3ui4auer 5oas
ten, i'm bolfen MuaBe perbient,
Der geitrige QbenO mar ben @rs
pa9Ienen gstpiomet, urb bic 6eier err
belt beIonoeres sSnterefe babur6, baB
Brof. Marion .. QedrneD bon Der
runiperIitdt bon Benniplpanien" Die
beutI9e 6eitrebe 6ielt, Rebner bate
Ii9 Die Surnerei unb bic 8olfserz
.5ie6un9" gu ieinsm 5bema gepd6lt.
S. s. Butler, Elm 18T1eilen iioz
lid BON 8entonpiqe, Nrt., po6nbdfz
ter tppb!babenoer 6armsr, lit tpegen
@rmor6rng feiner 15zidbrigen So3z
ter perbaftet tporben. Der &opf oes
MGb9ens puroe nit elmer Qlrt ges
fpaItsn unp feline Rs6le bur4i4nItteg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
srlbfmnrn rinrs 0rffrsfranfrn.

Nefp YOrf, Is. WtaI. = 8e1.
3. Scott, ieit 3tpsl Sa6rsn 8erpaltsr
Oes benz !6rn. Sobn .. Rodsfeler ga@
60rigen 8utS gu S%arrntotpn, begging
6eute bort 6elbfmoro our6 @rI6iez
ZEN. Gr fou q~siitssgeItOrt gepeien
fem, fei!Dsm er Dor einiger 3eit in
GIepeIano, O., our8 einen StrdBenz
bubnzltnfaq perIeBt nurbe. Scott
fam Dor 3pei Subren BON Glebeldno
bierber, UNI bic @erpalNng OeS 9ut8
3u iibernehmen.
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Mtrb brn GigrntBiimerH 3urilfrrs
itattct.

0af6ir9tOn, .. g., Is. Mdi.
- Oo8 Oberbunbe8qeridt entI9ieO
6eute, ouB Der fran311iIfs 9ampTer
n0tinbe Rooriqae3," nel4er am II.
Suti b, s. nabe Gan Suan be Porto
8ico BON einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I6iff eetupert nurDe, ben @igent6iiz
mern 8uriderfattet perben muB, neil
ni6t na6aepisisn 1T, baB er in ben
blofirten 6ufen bon S1n Suan EN-
auL1lfsn be1bTihtidte.
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bat, ME bic fpani76e 0errI6dfI, uuO
ba6er bic bitteren &(agsn Der Gu6ansr
Der 9ersdIigung riat e~nt6sbrIen.
qrGTiosnt Wc8inIep mag iia ge3puaz
gen Te6en, 8roote uao bigger 3u OeSz
obpuiren, our 9ermeioung ernier9ers
nidelunqen Quf @uba.
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- 8si'm 3u7ammenItoB zines elefz
trif4sn SiruBenbabn : Waggons in
Gangus, MaIi, srlitt bic 80 Sabre
ulte 6rau Sariep bon Qbnn 70 idpere
8srleBungen, oaB Ie baIO berna4
Ttar6. Me6rsre un0ere 9erIonen nab
men S9a0en.
- Der 8ilo6atger 3iQman 9louB,
psl6er tir3li6 in @bicago tpa6nTins
niQ nurbe unb b;ele ~pert6DoQe no
belle in ieinem 4telier tur3 uno tle;n
i9Iug, 1T geitern in elmer Srrenanfalt
on @ehirnerfneihunn nsltnrhen
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Der uSpnntags : Correspondent"
Der pSpnntags Correspondent
Ser nSonnta9s : Correspondent"
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Der nSpnntags : gnrefppnbent"
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Der rSonntdgs : Correspondent"
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Ser vSonntags Z Correspondent"
Der oSorntags : Correspondent"
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Der nGpnntags : Correspondent"

Der ,Gpnntdgs : Correspondent"
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Del yGpnnta9s : GrrreFponbent"
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ROpf(dmRpen,

lauren Mogen, MaIaria, @erOduungGe
beT6peroen, trdQe 2~ebertRdtigtett.
@er5tppfung unb ale Erantbeitsn Der
9ane.
Sutt'S 2ebersYiuem.
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Verfrei6ett

Sic bic Rrdnt6eit burh re6t3sitigen
Ge6rdu4 Don SUITS 2ebsrpiaen, Elm
oltes upo berpdbrtes SeiImtttel, bus
nit iebem Sage pppuldrsr piro. Sc
furirt ieber 3eit
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Der gSonntugs : Correspondent"
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Der nSonntags : Correspondent"
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Ser vSonntags : Correspondent"
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Mtgarier forrest $4,000
S4aOensridb bon Der 3epu6lit
Colombia. - 56luotrbaftcgliB>
b%anOiung zines amtlitarj 9'R
8iirQers.
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Der n@onntags : GDrreIpDnbent" Der rGonntogs : Correspondent"
Der .Spnntuas : Gorrefppnbsnt" Ser ySonntagS gprvfppnbent"
Ser ,Sonntaos : GptreTppnbent" Ser rSonnag5 : Correspondent"
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Der ,Spnntags gorr5pontent" Der rSpnndgs : Gorrfponbent"
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Ser .Gonntuqs : Gorrefppnbent" Der vSonnugs : Correspondent
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enbGIt ae biz Su Der 3H, hunn bs 8ut gun pxFs geH,
einIaufenben DepeT9en, Iope ponfdnbiee 9eribte aug
@abt unb etaat; fsrner cine pms @eHe Nafrttten aug
Der alien Gstmat6, SntesTunes unb Wtfsnspertbes aug
onen Sbduen Der Welt, fefeGnbe Gr3G6tungen, Nooenen,
Sft5ssn II. f. n, tebitort1e ~9eipra9ungen i6r bic ptbtianen
saqesfragen, 9umorHfi4es, gunts II. f. ~.
Ginsefne 21antuter 3 Gents; ron alien erdgert oes
s'0elt(6en eorre(ponoenteu' nnb lit Oct expedition
D. 2sf. su 6~esie6ett.
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q 8 6 ii b d.

General 8ome3 pdi6t Ii8 bic 9dnoe.
Die 8ertbeitung Der $1,000
600 bro6t, ltnangsnebme @erpitz
teIungen gu bereiten. - General
8puperneur 8ropts 5iebt MaBz
regsln our getpaItfamsn @ntpaffz
nung Der cubunii6en Nrmee in
8etrant.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08

The most powerful engine must stop if
the fires are not fed. Man is the most won.
derful piece of machinery in the world, yet
no matter how strong and well-made his
bodily frame may be, if the ERE of life
within him is not constantly fed his limbs
and muscles become powerless and useless.
The reason men become helpless and
diseased is because the food they eat,
which is the fuel of life, is not properly
digested and appropriated by the stomach
and rutritive organs. It is not completely
transformed into the strength and working
power which is to man what steam is 70
the engine.
That wonderful power-making Golden
Medical Discovery" invented by DR.. &. v.
Pierce, chief consulting physician of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical institute, of
Buffalo, N. Y, inbues the human diges-
tive juices and b1ood-making glands with
capacity to extract abundant nourishmeut
from the food. 1t builds UP organic tissue,
nerve fiber, hard muscular flesh and work.
ing force. It gives a man steam
What it did for Mr.. F. s. Hughes, Of Junetion,
Hunterdon Co., N. J., is given in his own Words.
He writes: II received your kind letter, and
in reply would say that mine was bad case Of
kidney and liver trouble. and that six bottles Of
bottles of little Pellets effected complete cure,
It is we'll known that almost every engineer is
troubled more or less with kidney trouble. especi
ally on our fast express trains. -un one hun.
dred and forty-four miles these trains every
day in the week and have had no return Of the
trouble since taking the remedies, nearly three
years ago."
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08

~A An Up to Date Seed House
The Carthage, Missouri. Press
has this to say of the old time seed
house of that town, And as we
have tried their seed and found of
the best. we gladly copy. It says:
=" L, E. Archias 6 Bro, the
Seedsmen CT this city, are dong
business on a large scale, and in
order TO meet the demands Of their
steadily increasing trade have re-
Gently erected an addition to their
establishment. which doubles their
former floor space. and now have,
beyond doubt. the most complete
and extensive seed house in MIssou
ria Are sending out this year
5000 catalogues, and you should
send a postal card at once and get
one, it will pay you; they have
been in the business Is years.
trade all over the U. S., for their
seeds are the finest and best that
can be grown, are continually re-
ceiVing hearty Testimonials from
last seasons customers, Write for
their catalogue.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08
Kansas City Stock Yards

NhuSdo OII1 NTLOCN disic
The usufI depression IN the cat
tie market during the Lenton sea
son was not felt as much this as
in former years, There was a de
cided Improvement in fat cattle
markets and prices promise to RUE
higher during thr month, altLo'
the beef SCANDAL ~ our Army ha5
hurt vaInes somewhat.
The best finished steers are sell
ling at 5 40 to- 60 and good dress
ed beet and exports Weighing 1850
to 1900 at s5 up. Light and me
dunn weight Westerns at 4 So
There is an increasing demand for
good, fat COWS aud heifcrs and We
lcok for them 10 sell some higher
before long
Altho' receipts of hogs have been
light for the past week there is nc
change in values. no indication OF
higher prices At present the top
bring 3 IS. good lights at $50 and
pigs about 3, 10.
Chicago L. s. Com. Co.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08
RAILROAD PALACES

The new Palace Sleeping Cars.
built specially for the Union Rac-
tfic, and recently put in service
on their famous fast trains to Colo
RADIO, Utah, California and Oregon
points, are the finest ever turned
ont
Throughout the interior the drap-
ings wood work and decorations
are IN the most artistic style, and
the conveniences vastly superior to
ANYTHING ever seen before.
These cars are attached to the
Eaa.oa Rhcifac fast trains. which
make Quicker time to all Western
points than trains of any other
lines.
Tickets. and reservations can be
obtained by calling on or address
ing d. TAYLOR, Agent.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08
Never touch it.

Old folks and children should
,lwaYs remember if they ever see
'he Electric wire on the ground
'aea'es' touch 1t, it play mean sudden
Heath, 1t has been knewn TO In
stantly kill mea. and horses and it
is safest 80 entirely let alone and
Nvoid and let the men with proper
tools for that purpose do the job
If handling and fixing. Parents
should make it their business to
warn their children of the danger.
A BATTLE FOR LIFE You
0eed for perfect health, a plentiful
aud constant supply of pure new
blood. Beggs purifier and blood
maker tones th,. stomach and as
sists digestion We sell 1t. Farley.
STOP that SHOOTING.
Notice Is hereby given forbid
ding a | cunning. all trespassing
with gun or dog, on nay land,
section %, town 13, range 19,
near Hog back, undec penalty of
the law The first person and ev-
cry person caught, or beard of,
will be prosecuted
Geo. E. PALMER.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08
DOWNING GOT IT.

Last Monday noon the Kansas
CITY STAR sent us the following
telegram:
Free Press, Hays city,
TIE President has appointed
u, Fl DOsonisss Postmaster at
Hays csty.
And we scatter ed the news around
town and everybody seemed pleas
ed that the matter was settled aud
all conceded that be would make
a good, atteHtive postmaster
He wilt file bond for SO, 900
and receive his commission and 90
to work about the 18th.
AS it was the Democratic vote
that elected Mckinley, Stanley &
Reeder, and as Mrs, Ryan is the
widow of soldier with 2 children
TO support, she will be retained as
the deputy, which will please all
as she is attentive and fully un :
derstands the work And it Is
also a recognition of the effective
work done by. Harvey Penney for
congressman 2eeder at the election
which helped give him Ellis Co.
The Office will be put in a larger
room to give more satisfaction to
the patrons And we feel certain
MIR. Downing will make a postmas
ter satisfactory to all.
Brettle lately SAID in his Ellis
Review:
lit is said that the confidential
friend and advisor of one of the candi-
dates (Mr. Downing) for postmaster at
Hays is no less person than the Pop.
ulist editor of the FREE PRESS. Shades
of our grandmother but politics is get
ting mixed In Hays,
Yaw, yaw But while the post
master had to De a republican the
Office work interests the whole OF
the people irrespective of politics,
and the Free Press wanted a far
man in the Office the next 4 years,
rather thun an opposition paper or
a partlsan, whose every move was
to freeze us out.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08
The PENNTMAGAZINE o

THE PENNY MAGAZINE OF
New York city, which is the low
est priced magazine in America,
only go cents a gear, and which Is
owned by Hon. ChaunGy NJ De-
uew the eminent American orator
and Senator, wants a Representative
N this county. 1t is a good op
portunity for one of our ambitious
Young men or Young women.
Application should be addressed
SubScriPtatN Department,
TIE I'hNNY MACHINE,
Depew Building. n. 7. city