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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08

Ed Rea reported court proceed
iDgs IN Wallace county this week.
Winter Dress goods way down
in price at the New York store
Attornies Saum & Gilheson were
attending to land office work at
WakeeneY on Tuesday
Chiidren's Clothing at Cost
at & M WANN's.
DR.. " ilson has decided to 10
cate at Oakley and try to make
1t the county seat of Logan county
The lost spectacles found by the
honest Grippen lad found the own
er Mrs Craig.
Great Slaughter
Sale of Mems and Boys win
ter clothing for the next three
weeks in order to reduce stock
at The New York store.
DR., Catudel has rented the Stai
ner building opposite this office &
is papering and painting and will
use as his Office
With the long telephone poles
lying ali along our streets ready to
be raised, and the wire connection
located In most OF the houses it Is
now certainty that our city IS
to have telephone system.
Dory Gosser has commenced
work grading the mile of road iu
front of the old Yost farm north
of town.
TheBes Prescription for malaria
chllls and fever is a bottle of
Groves tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t
is simply iron and qulnine in
tasteless form. No cure, no pay.
Price SO cents.
She two daughters of P. W
Il Smith Mrs Cooper & hus
band, & Miss Emma) and Clarence
who live in Wisconsin, and are on
their way to visit in Colorado, are
here visiting their father and Mrs
Adkins.
Now is the time when Group and
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal
The only harmless remedy that
produces immediate results is One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t is very
pleasant to take and can be re-
lied upon to quickly cure coughs.
colds and all lung diseases It will
prevent consumption. J. G. Far
lev.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08

Don't forget that the onlv genu
Inc Round Oak Heater on the mar
ket is sold by Geo. Philip 6 Son.
A Z. LlveDgo0d from Pennsyl
vania, and his brother @. w. of
Hutchinson, who have the store in
our city run by merchant Mills,
were here this week looking over
their business interests and much
pleased with our town
Purifes the blood-flis the sys-
tenn with life, health and vIgor.
Beggs' Blood Purifier. 1T cured
me of dyspepsia and costveness.
and other diseases arising from i'm
pure blood: [ think it a splendid
medicine" says Mrs. Alice Reed.
B1tler, Mo. ] G Farley.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08

Eourt meets again next Monday
~ to giAe the runaway saloon
meA chance TO come into court
and answer the complaint. On
the 18th the jury is ordered to try
those who plead not guilty.
At the court last Friday Judge
Monroe called for the absentees
and Forker 6 Overstreet were re
ported in Cove county, Kinderke
neck gone off to buy a farm and
Mapes and his partner in Colorado
and the Judge remarked that the
cases would remain on the docket
the 2 yeras and the sheriff could
bring the parties into Court when
ever they returned to the county
within that time
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
The Hypnotists,

All this week our fun loving
people have been amused and in-
structed by Prof. Gllpen and wife.
the HypnOtlsts, aud graduates of
the Rochester college. Monday
nigt5 the hall was crowded & some
queer performances were given &
showing their mind power over 9th
ers Several Young men took the
test and amused the audience with
theit actions One young man was
put to sleep for "A hours, ont in
Watn'- show window where crowd
of paopie watched him all day.
At pm, the Prof, went with two
of OR citizens 10 d room Il block
away when they requested the slee
per De made 10 make certain moves
and the Prof. caused him to do it
block away before the watching
crowd,
One evening The arm of his wife
was put in the rigid stIte and half
the audience were on the stage try
ing to open her hand or move her
arm Thursday night he put
young Finle', of our Public school
in the rigid state suspended HIM
between two chairs. neck on one
and heels on the other chair and
then had two of our big bows $50
pounds weight stand on his body.
1t was a wonderful sight, most con
vlnciBg, and, by special request,
VIII be repeated Saturday night.
1t Is worth the whole price of ad-
mission and should be seen.
On the other evenings equally
wonderful tests and amusements
were shown deiighting the audien
ces aEd showing the Professor and
hi wife as splendid IN the work.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
z Remember
that the place to buy Your
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS i
at Havemann's.

Presents that will stand bv you &
give you lots of comfort and plea
sure. What could be Dicer than a
nice piece of Furniture which will
be acceptable to anyone
He has the store just fall of real
nice things and at prices that
will surprise You. He has made
great preparation to have some
thing for the Children, and as
things came in rather late and the
stock is large, they will be sold
cheap to force out, Do not fail to
drop in. You will be sure to find
something to suit.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
Little Brooms for little ones
at LiEsngood's

AZ AkAoDRO0Q' 3
Little MorrY Zeiglsr is out again
and says IT'S No fun TO be sick.
ChiIdren's CEofAiag at cost
at O. II, Rass.s's
DIR. SNYDER came down from
Denver Yesterday.
Mr. Treat has been having a
sick spell of it and under the doc
tors care
Store windows are already hIImg
~ up with Christmas candles
TOYS and presents.
For candies the finest stock IN
the county IS at Zeigler's Grocery
store. Go see.
The 1st volunn of the old Set
tiers is out and very fine. 25 cts
at Griffth's. Will review next
week,
Judge Monroe held court in
Wakeeney and Sharon springs
this week and clBosed mp the bn-
slness of the year.
The engine ofthe freight on Tues
day morning ran off a left open
switch at the depot here and had
to be pulled on by the Ellis engine
Of course You have seen the
DOLLS IN Zeigler's store window
Amt they fine? And cheap too.
Drop in and see.
! Henry Hof was in town Sstur-'
day aud reports his soa, who was
so sick on the Saline from Typhoid
fever. as entirely recovered, and he
is loud in praise of DIR. Catudel,
who was attending him.
With the troubles in the Colora
do and western coal fields and no
good coal shipped here our people
will be Obliged to burn the poor
Kansas and Missouri coal, causing
much bad language and feelings.
DeWitt's Little Early Rrsers are
dainty little pills bat they never
fail to cleanse the liver, remove
distractions and invigorate the
system. j. G, Farley.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08

Many persons have had the ex
perience of Mr.. Peter Sherman, of
North Stratford, n. H., who says,
For years l suffered torture from
chronic indigestion, but Kodol Dy-
spepsia Cure made well man of
me" f" It digests what you eat and
IS certain cure for dyspepsia and
every form of stomach trouble. 1t
gives relief at once even in the
worst cases. and can't help bat do
you good. j. q, Farley
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08

Fine line of Mackintoschs at
half price at Livengood's.
G. W. Miller has secured thro
this Office 6De mineral claim IN
the Smokey hill gold diggins
Mrs. Will Hall Is enjoying a Wis
NA it in Kansas city with her
sister,
All klnd or Rubber Shoes for
Men, Ladies and children at orig
inal cost, IN order TO reduce stock
at New York store.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
Pullman 0rdinary .SZ5eDinq

NbIo IO LDHftotSs
are the most comfortable. ornmod.
Ious means of travel for large par
ties, intending settlers, homcseek-
ers, hunting parties.
These cars are run on the Cni071
Pacific daily from Kansas points
to California and Oregon points,
and are fitted Up complete with
mattresses, curtains, blankets.
pillows, ect requiring nothing to
be furnished by the passengers.
Uniformed porters are 1n charge of
these cars, who are required to
keep them in good order, and look
after the wants and comforts of
the passengers These cars are
new. of modern pattern. and are
nearly as convenient and comfort
able as first class Palace Sleepers.
For tImc of trains and full In
formation call on or address
J..H Spratt. A gent.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
Sorre1 pony strayea.

Strayed last week from nay farm
near Victoria a Sorrel Pony, bran
dcd 3. Came from Cove county
and maybe gone that direction.
A reward will. be paid for iDforms
ton leading to recnAerY- Address
.Jehn BsAenoer, VSctor5G, Kan,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08

on TUESDAY. lne nfSG Clme IN over
two years.
Commissioner Judd IS arranging
~ to take a trip down south. &
over into Mexico and in Central
American states, maybe seeing the
Panama and Nicaragua canal
sites, to be gone several months &
this Office secured HIM a L S pass
port thro' the Department of State
this week.
The telephone parties are here
with their car of poles and fxings,
driven the stakes where the poles
are to stand, az they cannot use the
electric light poles, and expect to
have the system in operation Jan 1
if possible. Mr. Haley, the
proprietor. is here looking after
its erection and Leon Orner, an
expert, will be here to have charge
of running the plant.
For all sores. ulcers, wounds,
burns and skin diseases s-Beggs'
German saIve, the famous pile
cure. G H LidelI Nevada, Mo.
says: sit gave me immediate re-
lief from piles and effected a per
manent cure" A Guaranteed rem
edy, endorsed by physicians. j.
G Farley,
DO yOu a001lt n Seacjng naachiaeP
The party buying the largest
amount of goods at our store be-
tween this and the 1st of March
1901 will receive an elegant drop
head Sewing machine FREE
Tickets given with every purchase.
6 w. & A. E. Livongood.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08

The R.R agent at Russell died
Monday after a short illness,
1t was a sad Thanksgiving at the
home of DR.. Gibson in New York
~ word comes of the death of
one of their children.
Word came last Friday of the
teath of our old townsmBn, John
u. Tracey, at his home in Boulder
colorado. where he had gone hop
ing to regain hs health after that
tussei with typhoid fever here.
Our citizens have much sympathy
for his wife, whom all liked.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
Will trade

A horse, double set of har-
ness and spring wagon for
a Buggy and set single harness.
For information call at the
Shooting gallery, next Philip store
g. n. BsAae5Se5d.
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Lutheran church

Preaching service in morning at
1O:45 and in evening at $50, the
theme for the evening service.
Esther, the Queen, will be of
especial interest for ladies.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
A full line OF HOLIDAY goods
at Lowest prices at the
New York store, next door to P o
End gate found

on the street IN town Owner can
have by paying 25 cents for this
notice.
Geo. Philip & Son sell the re-
nowned Great Western slaves and
ranges. Every stove guaranteed
to give satisfaction
When getting Your cakes,
cookies and groceries for christmas
go to Zeigler's store Mover bet
ter or f1esher stock shown here
At the Lutheran church last Sun
day morning Rev. Cramer preach
ed very practical sermon on the
subject of Amusement that was
approved by all, and his evening
sermon to Young men was listened
TO by a crowded church,
At the trial Wednesday of the
Goctz boys of Hcrzog for assault
on old man Goetz, Justice Miller
fined two of them $50 apiece and
costs, which they paid, Justice
Miller very sensibly proposes to
put stop to so much fgting and
cussedness around the county If he
can.
TO CURE A COLD I'm ONE DAY,
Take Laxative Bromo Qnin1ne Tablets
All druggists refund money if it fails
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
For SilverWare

or anythings else For christmas
go ts ShWtts' JeaoeLry store for
everything will he sold at HALF
Price to raise some money Jan.
1st Don't miss this chance to est
goods awful cheaD.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
Colts straYed.

l horse Bay colt, black name &
tail, white hlRd fsgt,
mare dark bay colt, white spot
in face. 9 & 8 year olds, Strayed
from the Atwood rancho g weeks
ago. Finder will be rewarded on
sending word to
Herbert Benoit. Hays p D.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
Holiday goods, half price,
at Livengood's'

Jim Reeder has gone to New
Mexic" again on Conrt business.
CAitdren's Cgothing Mt COST
at u III, RANNs'.
Mrs Ed Rea and children this
week visited her mother in Wakee
neY.
Dr. Wilson has sold his house
hold goods and gone to seek other
fields of labor.
Blankets, BLanksts'
at actual cost at the
New York store.
Next Monday Peter johnson
attends the annual meeting of the
Occidentals at Salina.
Presbyterian church services will
be held here to morrow Sunday
both morning at 10:45 6 evening.
at 7:30 All are invited TO attend.
We have secured the agency
for the w L Douglass Shoes,
These shoes are so we'll known
they need nc Recommendation.
NeU York Store.
For christmas presents moth
ing is more acceptable than things
that can be found IN Zeigler's dry
goods store 60 see
The Citizens Bank are now nice
ly located In their new room in
the Yost block, with a light and
convenient location.
Homer Meyers is arranging to
move to his Cove county farm IN
the spring. And will come back
to harvest his wheat crop on his
old farm.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
Dentist RafhngtOn

will be away several days from the
18th, Fer dentist work come be-
fore he goes,
Out at Ephriam Gish's. IN Ham
ilton township he had a bad fire,
some one having stolen a lot of
flour from his granary, and then
set the building on fire burning
up his wheat, meat. harness & lots
of things be had stored there for
the winter
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
AthaII tonight
nYpNOTiSTy WITH FUN
Big base ball match. and others.

Mrs. VIM. Dillon was in town
on Tuesday. the first time in over
two years.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-12-08
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative BrOmo Quinlne Tablets
All druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. E. w. GROVE signature on
every box 25 cents
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~ rosl.lns<1EGpacev has sststgl.1se hnnsh 80
~ where <lssei1A edvssties1ensa wm - ssmf11
III ~ p n ea<h Gsy. N rstps anpe1 q -
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r ksnn<A eeeNelss rsnsw1nu y M Ne n sgene1op,
xerhs uarvssgsen's arug seoso.
neeenA aveaas anA Rsns.
nrsaAwsv pAas1asy. =. =. DssAss.
Broadway an1 Jaaes.
neaten 0111 Dbag0aav, maaaeOn
ssrsst $50 Fsstssn1h svsnuss
WsiIa Waans Whasnasvs Twenty
npss $50 East JeGsPsen.
nsewuss RAns1nsy, esvasp 1eeees
ana Broadway.
ohlst1e1's psu9 otere, Twenty
Shfsa avenue eessh $50 Seehsea.
newell ssseet Pharmacy, ie93 new.
81, corner Desen.
usvsh Seattle FhasnseY, 0atteev
sid Ftrss svssue.
4. =. aoS's pherDsey. wenay way
asa viflA avenss north.
y. =. Cest1Une's pAass~esy, oassa
Anne avesss $50 nev siSsst.
DAusosA0D.
pvsssen's Phssna ~. ualsara svs.
go.
Fn9moW.-.
wsenost Dsu0 Company. LaHs
street. 50 uwssg evssus.
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LrcExsEs TO WED.

Inonzes IN wef were Yesterday saszaed Tor Haner
J ytn de Crr,s ~. o s-z<<le. sd Marguerite II.
Cszm<ant fz21. Of Rerton. Msfts Riekfes frD and
gIftsi sehstnan rs. beth % Seattle; y. T. AID.
och ~ and 9sr.is q Burlln<hAm ~. 18th q
3nenf1a; Wrrian ~ D<sn fsT md flya5<s 0rvves
~, b<kh a sexttie Samuel O. Ru<een 7erzf azsi,
II Pam<rn0, AID Anna Bowman illegal asel. q Sc
af6a, Il g. kichols u<gzi sees ARD Nde-rA ".
uep14u fieeui zrsl. both Il ers<fle; r. W. Ehiiis-
- s1~mi 81. ssstsis, and Linian ~ prsper
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HORA<--in fhis city. November y. 100. e the
family r>@tden1e. - Denny pay, ThoenAs Hcrsu.
saet y Jeafs nenhrs u IT, Grand Army
rsmern frum ssrsd Heart <hnrth, corner Airsh
ns<nns and ns1f street, shss fThursdsy1 movnt1g.
II o'e1oct. Msmb~. Of the 6rsnd Arny invited
~ sstend interment czlvAry cemefey
KEfE0K-1bs funeral u Or. MAX Kties1 WIN
tskn pIses this fThurtdzyi rncn. a. y ~ os7oef;
fr1m 6efnxnia hall. corner second avenue aud
Eensra street. fntsrment Iskesie~ esnsstuy
LISNAnK--In this. eiss. Sosemfs1 y. ~. An
1Fe~ L5nneyk. aued q resss. II typhrie fever.
The bt1y Il At Bctt<rvmtbs-
cHARLEBOIs-Tks funeral services fer Joseph
Chansbos viii " bdd todes. a. 70 .. m. frun
the chrnch u tie Iinmscrisfs Conception
srMNER-In tAis city. November %. fsp. a. fhs
family rfxldruee. !. West D<nny way. Cizrence.
IL 2yeAf-4ad Eo1 VI NJ. and Mrs !. l. summer.
e<dsrhfh<rfa
PiEscE-In this el.y. November n. 100; .. he
family rxsidenee ~ DEXTER Avenue. WnltsD W.
rssree sxsd 81 years, Of hcssf failure He sAs
fnember u sterens Post. q. a. r.
wITHnnfLf--In thb city. Novs-bw n. -.
Thomas withesiu. sGsd IS SCARS. u coussmpxkon.
The texz = q nnfterwortk 4 -
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81 fssa-5 rnaxnr. nsws elegantly fnral hss
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No. sogfsns rwfaa fs@. taseMtnsent
Aes Restaurant On SeeuHa Avenus. har.
GAiE
sss.-sysars. sruas ana confectionery
rhean
s.s%sgisg hoases. Tyo~erv stores. r1essa.
ran;s ssxaf aad fruik sfassds k4tssrs
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- tfsoEFss nicely fsrntets1. central Yent
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M ffs9u-s. ssefiy furnished al ssesHsae.
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& fss@sD&i r~ssi ut ~ faanes ss4 fufnAsfs.
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sss-sAss FeEs fsae 8 neskafr
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t4afis 81 fhs eoDnfsy write fssr tAaffss1s.
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WANTED ~ts1cpun. ham4 hy&saAn44 ana
egecs EArpst Esg. hAgHest prices nki1 n&3
Frc6f t1trftErf C3EEs AIy, IL SesaE3
Assnas seuth. T&trpnoas, RN& s2zE
HIGHEST rffee paid Ter al s1snas Soc
cFaG-hAnE fssssakeani4 ard 1Hir& fueE.-
fUrG. E4rgeda s1aE 40. tEc- T1suUDacn
Es4fwbmrW rsansAry. fHS First Ngnn4x.
BUYING g xelisAs haase nsld sae-es Try
fbs1 At1le. re1lAtie seeassd- tAxfa STARE.
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The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
INTO A BoER AMBUSH.
Detachment of Bethune's Mounted Infan-
try Captured.

Detachment of Bethune's Mounted Infan-
try Captured.
LONDON, May 23.-It is officially an
nounced that Colonel Bethune has re-
ported that while marching in the di-
rection of Newcastle, Natal, one of
his squadrons of mounted infantry was
ambushed by party of Beers six miles
west of Vryheid, in the Transvaal, and
that very few of his force escaped. His
casualties numbered 66 men. General
Buller's dispatch follows:
Newcastle, May 22.-l have received
the following from Bethune:
MAY 21, while marching in the
direction Of Newcastle, one Of my
suuadrons of Bethune's mounted in.
fantry was ambushed by Beers six miles
west of vryheid and very few escaped.
Lieutenants Lausum and Capel are
among, the missn Earl de la War;
is slightly wounded in the leg. The
total casualties are about 66. I have
returned to N'qutu for supplies. Will
march tomorrow for Newcastle, via
Dundee.
General Butler then proceeds:
II detached Colonel Bethune and
about 500 men from Dundee May II,
with instructions to march by Vaults
Drift and show his force at N'qutu,
which was reported to have been evac-
uated by the enemy preparatory to the
return of the magistrate and civil estab.
ishment to the district. He was to re-
Join me at Newcastle afterwards.
The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
NAFEKING REVIEWED
BoERs RETIRE ON THE ADVANCE
OF = BRITISH FORCE.

News OF the Success Of the Relief Column,
Oficially. Confirmed In a Dssra,c:, From
General Barton-squa.lron nf Colonel
Bethune's Mounted Infantry Ambu~hed
by the Bocrs and Few E>ca.'r Alive.
LONDON, May 21.-Ihe war Office con-
firms the. dispatch announcing that
Mafeking has beon relieved.
The following dispatch from Sir AL.
fred Miner, the British high commits
sioner in South Africa, to the secretary
of state for the colonies, Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain, was received at 1870 p. M:
"Barton telegraphs.from Taungs that
Mafeking was relieved z1ay II. The
relieving column was composite force
under Colonel Mahon, of about 2.3OO
men,
PRETORIA, May 1s.-It is officially an.
nouncetl that when the laagers and
forts around Mafelzing had been severe.
ly bombarded the siege was abandoned,
a British force from the south taking
possession of the place.