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TAKING THE CENSUS.
MT. Countrymans Duties as Special
 Agent.

MT. Countryman's Duties as Special
 Agent.
 The Washington correspondent of the Hartford Courant says Since the ap- pointment of w. A. Countryman as spe- cial agent to take the census of manu- facturers in the state there has been considerable speculation as to just what the place was. It is new position ere ated by the amended bill passed lately by congress, and Mir. Countryman will have charge of all the special agents throughout the state. He will also have the appointment of them. There are fifty-four to be named, and they receive s4 a day, while the ordinary enumera- tors receive only .$S. The place is en- tirely distinct from the position of eu- pervisor of the census, held by MT. Ed dy. The census bureau has made the rule that where there is a great deal of manufacturing two separate depart ments are needed. Hence this place was taken out of the hands of the regular supervisor.
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COLONIAL TEAS.

The Colonial Tea association met with Mrs J. s. Graut, 136 Peck street, Janu- ary +. Those who attended were Mrs. Henrahan Mrs. Frank Tetrault, Mrs. Alfred Chadwick, Mrs. Frank Bradley, Mrs A. E. Holiday, Mrs Thomas Par rfs, Mrs. William Cannon. Miss Johns, Mrs Craig, Mrs. Tyner and Mrs. Thom- as H. Gebbie: A dainty lunch was serv- ed and very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all.
 Last week Wednesday the colonial tea was held with Mrs Frank Tetrault, SS3 Qunnipiac avenue Mrs. Henrahan won first prize, handsome panel picture: Mrs. Tetrault second, fancy centerpiece; Mrs. Thomas H. Gebbie third, tea straner. A very fine lunch was served, all the members being present. The next tea will be held with Mrs Frank Brad ley, 30 Dorman street.
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merly of New Haven, is one of the
 directors of the Manufacturers Foun- l dry company, which was organized
 Monday in Waterbury with a capital of
 $10,000. s@The president is Henry D.
 Beach of Bridgeport and the secretary Charles F. Bronson of Waterbury. The | directors are Edward M Beach, Charles r. Mitchell and H. R. Durant. | The company bought the business of l George B. Scovill.
 | MT. and Mrs, Clarence Bispham have sent out cards for a reception to meet David Bispham, which will be given | by them after the Gounod concert on | the evening of February 13. Rev. William Maher, D. D., whose
 home was formerly in this city, preach 1 ed his annual sermon i'll St. Joseph's church, Norwalk, Sunday morning, During the year contract debt of S6,- 900 was paid on the new church build ing. The work on the upper part of the edifir1 is being pushed rapidly to com pletion. The income from pew rents
 amounted to $1500; weekly contribu- tions, S1,5O0; fairs, S1,200. Father Maher hoped the parishioners would continue
 and further increase their good work. Mrs William Parsons of Pendletou,
 Ore. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George w. Osborn of 11O Whitney ave- nue. Mrs Parsons has large circle of friends in this city, her husband hav- ing been editor of the Register for sev- eral years, who will be delighted to see her while she Is here. Mrs. Parsons will remain in the oity for six or seven weeks.
 Rev. Dr. W. w. McLane, pastor of Plymouth Congregational church, left last evening for Boston to join party of clergymen and tourists for a two months stay in Palestine and Egypt Dr. McLane will study the historic points of interest in the country and will also travel through Italy a little and Germany. pr. McLane's pulpit, while he is away, will be filled by cler- gynlen from out of town and by theo- logical school professors.
 Cards are out for reception to be given by MT. and Mrs. Henry Spencer Parmelee of Eillhouse avenue, Febru- ary ', from until o'clock.
 Mrs. J.'Israel and daughter Hannah of Philadelphia are the guests of MT. oiiei fliS <tuIOI VhcIluOZd OL M6duOW street They have come on to be pres ent at the wedding of Miss Bertha Mendoza and Charles Calm, which will take place at the home of the bride February 4.
 Mrs George Harrington of Waterbury came to New Haven Saturday, where she visited her parents. From here she will go to New York and take the steamer for Old Point Comfort, Vir- ginia, Joining her husband at that city. Mrs. Harrington will remain in the south several weeks.
 The friends of Miss Barnes In this city will be pleased at the following notice which has just appeared In the Musical Courier, and which reflects much credit on her ability as we'll as that of her instructor, F. A. Fowler: Miss Rena Teresa Barnes, young so- prano of much promise, sang with flat tering success at the concert in the Second Collegiate church, New York, Thursday. evening. Her voice is one of good quality and power"
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CAUGHT AFTER FOUR MONTHS.

James r. Carey, Who Was Wanted for
 Theft.
 James F. Carey man for whom the police have been on the lookout for about four months, was arrested yester- day afternoon by Patrolnan John B. Roche of the Grand avenue precinct. Carey was wanted for theft He is charged with having stolen three bum dies of lath from H. D. Clark's yards on Railroad avenue.
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C0 to Market.

You must Ego to market" to get posted. You must come to the store to learn what is going onto see the new things and keep in touch with new Ideas and prices You can't run your table expense econom- ically by depending solely on the order Qts an old system) We fix our store up for you to come and see 1t, not for our clerks to come and tell you about 1t. Come often. It's money saved. When you can't come, use our printed postals They are free for the asking.
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SUNK IN NEW LONDON HARBOR.

Peculiar Loss of a Coal Barge-Two
 Persons Probably Drowned.
 New London, Jan. 30.-While the tug Waterman was entering New London harbor early this morning, with a tow of six barges, the barge Roberts, loaded with five hundred tons of coal. bound for Providence, suddenly filled and sank It is thought that Captain Charles J. Champion and seaman, name unknown, who composed the crew of the Roberts. were drowned, as no trace of the men has been found.
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TWO LIQUOR DEALERS ARRESTED

Violation of the SuhuaY Law anu
 Screen Law Charged.
 Michael Ferrette, a saloonkeeper at No. 25 Oak street, was arrested yester- day afternoon by Patrolman Winchell on the charge of violation of the liquor law de screen It is alleged that last Sunday the screens were not removed from In front of the door as required by law when saloons are closed.
 Patrolmen D. J. Reilly and Hugh Me- Keon yesterday afternoon arrested John Canning of No. 249 James street for vlo- Ia tion of the Sunday liquor law Can- ming keeps saloon at No. 266 East street.
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comD/alnts.

Goods that may prove unsatisfactory on opening must be brought back or sent only first-class goods, and it Is necessary that the manufacturer should be allowetr to trace the cause of the trouble. This applies particularly to canned goods.
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90tsreII eIIxnep1tK.

R. B. MALLORY,
 AUCTIONEER and Appraiser. Al Orange Household sales speciality. 1y8 q Patent Stove Brick are Cheapsst d7 t4 PROPOSED SCHOOL BUILDING CORNER CANNER AND LIVINGSTON
 STREETS.
 Proposals for Architects' Services. N
 Office of the Board of Education,
 21 Center Street, |
 New Haven, Conn.,. Jan, s26 1000.
 NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
 Sealed Proposals will be received at thin office until Friday, the 28d day of Febrnrs ary, 1900, at, eight o'clock In the aveningy at which time they will be. opened by tho Board of Education in public meeting, for Architects services in preparing designgr plans, specifications, estimates, and for full professional seyvices for school building to be erected lon the lot corner of CAnnaE and Livingston streets. Ss4 A description of the Kind of building I'll quired, requirements and instructions for bidders, and forms of proposals may be obs! tained at the office of the Board of Hdd9as tlon, 21 Center street, New Haven, Cons ' The right to reject any and all btds III reserved. c. II. HEWLETT, ja29 St Clerk Board of Education.
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Financial.

every bill--that is, subject to discount. For this reason the business is run on n cash basis, which means not only low prices, but uniform prices-the same to ev- erybody.
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January 30th, 1900 ESTATE of JAMES A. KEEFE, of New Haven In said District, assigning debtor. An assignment for benefit of creditors made by James A. Keefe of New Haven, In said District having been this day lodged for record In the office of this Court of Probate, at 3 o'clock and 55 minutes in the afternoon, and William H. Douglass of the estate Of said assignor, 1t Is
 ORDERED--That the 7th day of Febru- ary, 1900, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, be and the same Is hereby assigned for ap- tate. and that public notice thereof be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having circulation in said District.
 ja31 3tp ALBERT F. wELLEs, Clerk.
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Oranges.

We shall receive during the month of January direct shipments of Florida OR. ANGES from Rockledge. We also have in stock the best the market affords also LEMONS, GRAPES, etc.
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LOST.

PIN--wreath of white enamelled ivy leaves and small diamonds. Suitable reward for return to
 'ja31 2tpX CT TRUMBULL ST.
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Canned Goods.

We buy direct of the packers In car lots for our IA stores. It will pay you to get our prices.
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CRAIG-S Suddenly, in this city, January %, Mrs. Jane Craig, aged SS years, months, IA days.
 Funeral services will be held from the residence of her daughter, Mrs, Stillman N. Rand, 16 Gilbert avenue, Wednesday afternoon, January, 31, at two o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 2t
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WANTED,
 GthL Tor general housework In family of three; must be good cook and Iaundress with good references PTS CANNEP ST' SSTs' Jdou IT near Whitney avanS,a
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VBa ants.
one cent word for each insertion. nve cents word for full week, sever times. VI

c,rr, WANTED,
 o,m ,o1,;, uA;IloN by competent girl for second Work or waitress; good reference. N la3l up lSI PINE ST, Fair Haven
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WANTED, STARVATION h by young girl to do lirhr nouseWork nous or second work. inouire at ja30 Ftp g5 FPANK Str Tt
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,r WANTED,
 lo nuy or rent, q small farm; must ba within easy reach of New Haven. Al. dress A. B., F. o. Box 821, Middietown Aonn. ina0 9fn
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WANTED. BEST help, all nationalities, secured bv la3I 1tp MRS. WENEELL, lilo Court.
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Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.
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BEST Swedish and German servants areti
 all secured here. Employment Agency. s
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

Ellis county ha S II delegates in
the Democratic congressional and
senatorial conven tions which meet
in Colby April Grid and 4th;. they
will have to go UP there Sunday
night train and remain until Wed
nesdav night. Railroad fare 4.50
and hotel bill Who wants to go2
It is told the de legation from this
and Trego county will be asked
for attorney Sau "a.
1t LOOKS now that Tully Scott
would 'oe named for Congress, the
Popu,ists taking the 4 senator's IN
this congressional district.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

Fred Close has returned from
ais tip east and again at work Oh
his Smokey hill farm Why isn't
it a good scheme to elect him as
a delegate TO the Populist state
convention at Ft. Scott, If he will
90 and pay his own bills. He IS
we'll acquainted over the state, wei
known as a leader, and be an hon
or to our county.
Ellis county is entitled to 1 del
egates, 1t Is. a long trip. who else
wants to go.
There is also 3 to the Congress
sional at Colby April 3rd, 4 to
the Senatorial next day at same ci-
ty. and 3 at Clay centre last part
of April, to he elected at the popu
list county convention here on the
24th and If anyone has some mo
uey to have some fun and want to
90 they should LET 1t be known.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

Capt. Ryan. formerly Postmas-
ter here, is here visiting his old
friends. Now lives in Utah.
Hi Joy returned yesterday from
the Lodge meeting at Topeka and
proud OF their reception there.
Joe B Basgall has put cash
register IN his grocery store to re
cord their sales.
And two more homesteads sent
this week thro' this Office to the
Wakeeney land Office.
Out IN the country. the farmers
report the snow covering all the
ground foot deep, putting in
splendid shape for spring work.
Attorney Shuts has another
Divorce suit on hand = George
Drake, who ran t,r sheriff last
fall, seeking a divorce from his
good old wife back east;
Our citizens are delighted over
the Democratic National conven-
tion being called at Kannas city,
and altho' 1t Is conceded Bryan
is to be named by acc'amatlon, a
good many propose to go down
to see the fun.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

The Saturday Afternoon Club
meet next Saturday, March 10th at
Mrs Freese's. with this program:
Paper. (a) the Crusades, CO.
the 18th century. Miss Wilson.
Discussion. Mrs. Monroe, Mrs
Adkins, Mrs Geo Philip.
Subject. Self supporting women.
Music Miss Henley.
Paper Cyrano De Begarac
Miss Macintosh.
Mrs. Freese: Sec
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Baldwin Cherry trees

The present condition of all Baldwin
Cherry trees proves that the Baldwin
Cherry can withstand more severe cold
and prove more vigorous and fruitful
than any other cherry; and as this fact
becomes known all cherry planters will
call for it, as it is now generally known
to be the earliest MOrella type. the lar
gest and sweetest fruit and most desira
Die cherry IL the world am prepar.
cd to make special wholesale rates,
My one yeaf trees run aud 5 feet
Surest size to live, grow fast and bear
quicker. n root cutting then; you get
growth from every fibre and shape to
suit you. Ssnd postal for photo and
testimonials This Nursery has large
stock of Apple, Plum, Pear, Peach,
Cherry. Evergreen and Ornamental
Tees and Small Fruits at very low
wholesale prices Address.
s u. BaLdacim., Nurservman
and Introoucer Seneca Nursery,
Semen, NemahG ca. Kansas.
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Forest trees.

The State Forestry at OgalIah
are now ready TO receive applica-
tons for trees to be shipped this
spring. If you want a bundle OF
them send word to this Office OF
write direct to Manager Jesse Ro,
er, Ogallah. Kansas, before March
10th mot one dav later
Now you have the chance tt.
get en- lugh trees to set ont a mics
little grove on your farm for the
freight, % cents.
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Barteldes e Go. of Lawrenee are

Barteldes & Co. of Lawrence are
offering some choice Alfalfa seed
for sale cheap,
j II Ward and wife go next
week on the grain buyers excur-
sion to Texas and Mexico and be
gone 10 days.
The snow storm this week ex-
tended to the far east and south &
IN eastern Kansas 1t was very heavy
blocking travel.
VIM, Orr, Newark, Ohio, says:
'We never feel safe without One
minute cough cure IN the house. 1t
saved my little boys life when he
had the pneumonia. We think 1t
is the best medicine made It cures
coughs and all lung diseases, Pleas
ant to take, harmless and gives I'M
mediate results. j G Farley.
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wANTED.-SEvERAL BRIGHT AND
HONEST persons to represent US as Mana
oers in this and other counties. Salary 5000
q year and expenses. Straight, bona-flde, no
more, no less salary. Position permanent
Or references any bank in any town. It IS
nsaanv Office work conducted at home. Re
fexesee. Enclose self addresses stamped en-
velore THE DOMINION COMPANY,
Dent. :. Chicago IllinaIs-
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Mrs MolIie Gladbard of Law
renee is ke.e on a visit to her folks

Mrs MolIie Gladbard of Law
renee is ke-e on a visit to her folks
Isaac Yost and wife start to day
on a millers grain buyers excur
sion to Texas and the South to be
gone ten days.
Presbyterian church services will
be held here tomorrow Sunday
both morning and evening. All are
invited to attend.
Down at Charlie YowaIl's on tho
Smokey his wife, formerly MISS
Carter, has presented him cute
pair of twins.
Ward & Yost, while awav, will
visit Galveston and Port Arthur &
see If they cant arrange Il better
market for orr next wheat crop
The heavy snow completely bloc
ked the r;ilroad through the Har
ker hills tnl the big snow pillow
was hours opening the track, the
trains being delayed many hours.
An interesting sermon WAS prea
ched last Sunday evening at the
Lutheran church, TO the masonic
fraternity, they attending in body
Rev Watkins. with his beauti
full Episcopal service was greeted
with full church last Sunday eve
at the Presbyterian
On account of trouble IN the
south Lo9 9i1out school, 8 pistol
practice among the bo' s when two
narrow ascapes occurred Miss Dent
has stopped teaching and closed
the school.
''Begg's cherry cough syrup cur
ed me when I thought l was going
to die of consumption, writes Fl
Lawton, Boise city, Idaho The
medicine that cures colds sore
throat, Group. whooplng cough,
la grippe, pneumonia, & all throat
and lung troubles. At Farley's
And now its cur sad duty to
record the death of the 4 months
old baby of Mrs Dcwler, from pa
ralisis, with funeral on Sunday.
-Four new graves, loving father
and three of his children, buried
there in short months. And the
heartfelt sympathy of that whole
community go our to that lonely,
heartbroken wife with but the one
child lett OF that once happy home
circle
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
A 4 e:
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Brown LeghOrnS

A dcze3 full blooded Brown
Leghorn BOOSTERS, extra Gne.
vii be sod at 81 cash, a. my
farm near deghack or will delive.
in Hays. Improve Your hener,
and income by getting this LAYING
breed. JONI EVELHOx,K
Address Hays P.o,,
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Cherry vine, pure.

I offer for sale some Cherry wine
made under tho same order as soda
oop, made by myself and Warran
ted pule and not intoxicating. a
pure temperance drink used by the
best families of Wichita,
For prices see or address
CHARLES HOFF, Hays, Kan.
Mothers know its good-Begps'
Cherry cough syrup. sit gives
quicker and better results than any
other; cheerfully recommend 1t
10 all mothers who want a remedy
that can be relied upon" Annie
Cook, Cresson, Iowa. 1t is guar
anteed to cure At Farfey's.
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Must settle.

Notice IS hereby given that eve
ry party owing mo MUST call &
settle oh or before MARCH 9th.
1900, on the next day / will hand
all unpaid accounts to the Justice
to collect including costs.
DR.. H. L. Wilson.
Exclusive agents for
G.. D. GorSetS and Chi
cago Wal SITS. Best on
EaSth. For sale at
the New York Store.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

Mrs Roger Miller and children
left for home yesterday
Al Tucker was here this week
shaking hands with his friends.
Judge Monroe returned Tuesday
morning from his trip to Iowa,
M ard has some fine Barley for
w seed for sale cheap. but
only limited quantity.
Note the final tax redemption
notice; better look and see if your
land or any you are interested in
is in the list.
Lang 6 Countryman have sold
out their End hand store to a cou
PIE german fellows
The FARMERS HOME, oppo
site. the Depot. will always serve
Fresh Oysters for Dinner on Sat
urcays'. Meals 20 cents.
IA Albrecot of Kan. city Kan
says that Beggs' Cherry cough syr
,B0 saved his son from a consump-
tfves grave. That's what it's doing
with thousands of people every
year by curing throat and lung tro
ubles before they become incura-
ole. Try it at Farlevs-
Miss Grace
u1 Goodall has charge of the
Register of Deeds Office this week
during the absence of Register A
Brungardt. The young ladies are
becoming proficient IN running the
Offices in the court house.
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Trustees Notice.

The Township trustees of Ellis
county. Kansas arc hereby notified
that they must appear at my Office
on Monday March 5th 1900 to re
ceive their assessment books and
to agree on a basis OF taxa ton on
property. .Lrco6 Bisssng.
County cleIk.
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The P NJ S meet with Mrs Mid
dlekauff this Saturday afternoon

OlekAuu tulS \SdtuGOayJ dACoIHOOu-
Schwaller is preparing for the
spring trade and got in lot more
lumber this week.
Bows had q great time snowfall
ling this week, and the girls were
we'll remembered with handsfull
Road Cecil's tree adver. He ls
noted as sendlag the best trees that
ever come to our county. Write
for his pretty 1900 catalogue.
4 brother of Attorney Brv' nt,
accomdanietl bv his wife, is here
and will open up law Office.
VIM Hall. Alex Philip and j H
Downing yesterday received new
swords and orher masonic duds.
For the renowned Lsavenworth
Great Western Stove Co.'S stoves
see GEO. PHILIP & SON.
Zach Wilson, wife and baby of
Oakley are here on a visit to Isaac
Zeigler's.
Judge Robbins Is acting District
clerk during Knoche's absence at
the Lodge IN Topeka.
Henry ,
of, north OF Victoria, visited
Kan1as city stock market this week
to buy a couple Car load of cattle
for his ranche.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

The ladies aid society of the Bap
tist church will meet with Ms.
Archer next Thursday at 10 am
a 10 cent lunch will be served &
in the eveEing an old fashioned
spelling match will be given.
All are invited to attend and take
part in the amusements. lie
cream and cake,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

Beggs' German Salve--Guaran-
teed Remedy for piles, sores, bum
scatsis and wounds:-a soothing,
healing application, of wondrous
meri Completely cured me OF u
bad sore on my leg, of over ten
' ars- Standing" wrises Wm.
6 ing, Omaha. Neb- At Farley 3
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

Repairing. l ysaa san .sgiag ssRaig
machine or Gasoline stove, do it
right and cheap. Bring me Your
work. SPENCER.
Shop south Fort street.
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sea IT'S
EKU SION

looks like 1eam; Il nour.
| ishes the wa sted body OF
the baby. c hid or adult
better than cream CT any
other food - existence. It
bears ab10M / he same gela-
tion to other emulsions that
cream does te , milk. H you
have. had az " experience
wihother sCt called sius { as
COOL" pr SEPARATIONS, you
viii find Il .sak this Is a Esct.
The hyp' sphnPhises tlsa are
60 nsbined Y aiA zile eod-Esz oil
we additE aal vasss b e bessa se
aey tone = ~ nsgas syyzkz b
and irnpez lliil s. sss:.e ssllsgll {
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-03-03

Mill Mrs, E.. L. WOOD,
ASAAANs at the Wilson place,
would like a few customers tor
pure fresh milk to- be delivered in
the morning. If wanted drop her
a postal card.
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Photographs.

First class Come and see
the value we offer for 50.
You'll find us at the Wilson
place. No more trips to Plain
vile thIs winter.
W. J. Wood.
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2 pigs strayed.

from nay pen on the Smokey, Po.
land chinas. weighing 200 each.
Reward will be paid for informa-
ton of their whereabouts.
.John GnEeaco0d.
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Examination for Common school
diplomas will be held in the Public
school at Hays on Saturday March
18th and 31st at 8 am,
Alec Heller, 60, SGpt.