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ReauIta nj butte.

Butte. Mont. July E-ReSults:
First race. selling, one mile and forty yards
Eleven Bells won; Frank PeaTce. second. July
Syp. third. Time. l:454
second race, selling, i've and a half furionEs-
Mac Flecknce won: Miss Barney. second: Abby
lex l.. third. Time. I.os.
Ihird racs the Montana Hurdle Stakes. handi-
cap. purse fSo9. one mile and three furio-gISam
Green won: Duke OF York. second; Phil Archi-
bald. third. Time. e:H.
Fourth race, selling, i've and a half furlonrx-
hlaria won; Candsros. second: Miss Remsen.
third. Time, l.osL.
Fifth race handicap. one mile and a sixteenth
Time. les.
sixth race, selling, seven furlong-worhurst
won; HageToon. second: Kohnrath. third Time,
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SPQRTMG

Louis n. James OF Glenview wins the
Hmateur golf championship of the United
states in a hard-fougEt contest. He is
barely 70 years old.
The Browns won from Washington by
q score Of 6 TO 4.
In a game cut short by rain. the Car
oinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds by a
score of 2 TO 1 in six innings.
Century Rowing Club oarsmen won six
out CT seven races at Creve Occur Lake
yesterday.
Winners at Delmar Park yesterday
were: Bart Howe. Blue Blaze. Hucera,
Miss Gohghtly, Mudlavia. Swordsman and
Censnr-
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WASHINGTON

Secretary Shaw has ordered warrants is
sued to pay The members of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition.
Hilary H Herbert. Secretary Of the Navy
IN PRESIDENT Cleveland's Cabinet, is serious
IL Ill in a Washington hospital.
The State Department is informed that
president Castro Of Venezuela, who went to
Barcelona with the avowed intention OF
crushing the rebels. has decided to return
10 Caracas without fighting.
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The RepubIic,. srIe,

First Light. DeucefuI. Little
Giant.
Second Race-Liian L. OptImo. Gatchel.
Third Race-Two Lick. Makeda, PETIT John.
Fourth Race-W- b Gates. SchWaIbe. Helen
Print
Eifth Race-Peter Duryea. Four-Leaf c, Sim.
Sixth Racc-Larry Wilt. Potheen. Wall.
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LnCAL AND

Mrs. Rebecca Crosberg. a young Jewess
wife, kills herself at No. 1913 North Sew
enth street
Meeting Of Phelps. Meriwethrr and in
Eurgents' at the Southern Hotel.
Kings Daughters day IT Fiasa Chau-
Sauqua.
New apartment houses TO be built in the
West End. Large leases MADE.
History Of enterprises promoted BY
Mayor Stephens OF East st. Louis.
Edward Gronefeidt. who was assaulted
while guarding Mrs. Snider. is in serious
condition.
Man and team struck BY lightning near
Edwardsyills.
The Grocers' carnival ard food show viii
open at the Fair Grounds one week from
to-day.
Minister de la Barra says that there IS
plenty Of opportunities IN Mexico for
American capital
Formal opening OF the Altenheim. Rain
Enterfered with programme, which Will be
carried out to-day.
Sister Geraldine. who has been a nun
Fifty years. celebrates golden jubilee at
st. AIMS Asylum yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Nertig jumps in the river and
n rescued by a private Waterman.
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Ing. at Fort Erie today. The Iroquois Hotel
Stakes. tOr 2-year-o'dS. at five fu-longs. value
N-y" was won by George Heuric's Reservation
I..SUts-
Flsst race. selling. five fu-IonE-Entance wen.
LsmPsLsGe. sec.nl. Flora Hooper. Third Time
81
second race. seven fur'oncs-MiSs Chairman
Won. Artificial. second. Insl4vntO. third. Time.
Third race. five fu-lo7E-Rezervatioa won:
NlEgJ owl. second. Har Lstte. tEirf- Time. l?s-
Fourth race. one m:la-b-U Mass 2 won: Firing
Lire. second: Advocate. tEirf Time. l;4i@t
Fifth race. six furl ug -Ediahoruu h Won The
EISa. second: Coupe;itr r. thi g. TiTe. 1.if@s.
sixth race. Steeviv-hIse. 81 IT cuurse-SaUher
Won. Trruck-the-AieTe second. Terry Ranger.
th.rd. Time. 3Isis-
TriStnte Tennis Tourney Ends.
Ct.clrra't. o. July le-E. d. Little today
a-a-u Defended BIS t-fle as champion in the final
day OF the trI-State tourney at ANo.dale. kriegh
collins % Chicago defeated r @. Hunt in the
frglS ard thsU went IN with 7. d. Little. cham
T!lu q 1871. For the first txC sets Collins PLAYED
BY far the better t.nris. but the rapid pace
counted a-lIrst h n. and he became - exhausted
thar he fen on tre C1Irt< twice. In the last set
hs u~arad W. but could not keep himself steady.
and after making n brilliant dash and winning
two comes he allowed himself Il 80 down 10 de-
feat. Mes NsUd Banks % Philadelphia won the
cEamu.CuGHIp u the ladies' from Miss Mona Clos
teruan Mss EavSs and Miss Champlin also
won the ladies' doubles
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selling. mile and a sixtesuth-Obls. I5 Uurns1.
: 10 I, won: Animosity. IS Caheal. : 20 ! s-cpnz'
Potente. lOs ORice). ! TO ;. third. Time. l:io -
san Andres and Fred Ackermln also ran
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Marine intelligence,

New York. July I9.-Arrived: Noordam.
from Rotterdam.
Hamburg, July I9-Arrived: Pennsyl-
vania, from New York.
Queenstown. July 19.-Arrived: Etruria,
from New York.
Yokohama, July Is.-Arrived previously;
Hong-kong Maru. San Francisco.
Liverpool. July I9.-Sailed: Corean,
Philadelphia.
Hong-Kong, July Is.-Arrived previous-
b: Steamer Clavering, Tacoma.
Cherbourg, July l9-Arrived: Grosser
Kurfurst, New York.
London, July 19.-Safled: Minnehaha,
New York
New York, July 1s-Arrived: Umbria,
Liverpool.
Antwerp. July 1s.-sailed: iceland. New
York.
Havre. July ls.-saled: La Gascogne,
New York.
Liverpool. July B.-Sailed: Lucania,
New York.
southampton. July 1s.-saned: South
Eark, Baltimore.
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Three-cornerea Trot POSTPONED.

Cleveland. July r9.-The special trottinK race
sShednled for this afternoon al the Gleuville
Lord Derby has been postponed indsnnitsly. oW-
inE % TIE heavy rain and muddy track
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JIu c~onnETT's OPINION.
Expects JEFF TO Put FItz to Sleep in
Ten Rounds.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

RETCBLIU SPECIAL.
New York. July l9.-Jamcs ]. Co-bott. who
j. 10 meet Jim Jenries IN n championship
battle at san Francisco on August -. pro
yid-ur the latter wins his fight with Fi;Z-
simmons on Tuesday night. expects the
champion to knock F~ftZstLmOns out long
before the Limit Cor1ett SAYS that. wnile
he cons LeTs FitzSimmun@ enc OF the most
dangerous men IN the rang, he eNTeCts JEFF
fIica go 10 the trick in about ten rounds.
ives. | think JCUries will defeat Fftzsim-
mons. How long the battle Will last Is hard
to tell. hut / would not be surprised II JEFF
fT.cs turned the trick in less than ten
rounds
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Detroit Race. Are Called on.

Detroit. Mich. July 10. Almost continuous
rain since yesterday makes racing at the Crosse
Ponte track out OF the question again to-day.
Yesterdays card OF the blue-rfbbon race. hss
been finally declared OF. except that the Msr-
chants ana Manufacturers consolation -. o0 trot
will be run az some future time. possibly next
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TIT I'd = Miss Goighty Wins Mound City Stakes at Demar.
Z OE%E Mexican Captures Produce Stakes at Brighton Beach.
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

DEL1AR PARK RACING ASSOCIATION SUMMER MEEr1NG-Juy Is. EiSh-
tenth Day Judge. p A Brady: Starter A T. Dade Weather cloudy; rack heavy.
4iJ First rec. pures SO. for ayeareMs. sx fu1ongs:
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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Yesterdays bank clearings were S,42-
S5. balances SOL. 600. Local discount rates
were firm between > and . per cent. DO
mestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York &c discount bid. Soc premium
asked; Chicago par bid. l5c premium
asked; Cine matt. Louisville and New Or
leans par bid. lGc premium asked
Wheat closed lower at 7J@sc bid July; Ec
No. . red. Corn closed lower at 65c asked
July; G5c 30. > mixed oats closed al i9c
July; 1880 No. > Northern
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged.
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start r"L Won in hard drive: second easily winner Nedgn & Boss b. c by Regs.
tr-!nrieL ec Bart, Hws wsw vel dnhG ed with a rush through The worst Eg T.
have Er farther nut for me best going Miss WanIohru ran her race Sauha tired Holmes
is NJ pTui to mud MAZDA Belle DL not get Up a Emp IN the going
TUHe-Ags @% @= 81 iS@+ i@s
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The Republic prints more Rooms for
Rent ads than any other st. Louis news
paper. II you want a new boarding place
read over the 569 ads printed to-day.
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start good wone easily: second sa third driving Winner r. " Marks ch e. 4 b
emna 5S fast and Won going away P~r Drya RAJ a rood race and av&eiG he sSEh T51
could not &c The PhONaanJ justice In the eyy goug Lecturer rn q dun race: 50 dI
!" Thne-IE. ~ =n&. 81 .I0- Ia I@8
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Democratic Convention Called.

Carmi, Ill. July 19.-The Democratic Con-
gressional Committee met at Shawneetown
yesterday and called a Democratic conven-
ton for the Twenty-fourth Congressional
District 70 meet at 10 a m Thursday. July
81. al EIdorado.
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Results Mt Fort Erie.
EunE'o. y. Y. July -Rall marred the rae
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FitI Wnnt, RuIrr Ohrrrned.

W. W. Naughton. who is observing the
Cornishman closely at Skaggs Springs,
writes from Fttzsimmons's camp:
ed Graney. the referee OF the coming
championship fight. has sent word that he
is on his way to Skaggs Springs. When he
arrives he will find FitE-zlons all c1cked
and primed for : h4aNpo-heart ak on
matters pertaining to the Marquis OF
Queensoerry rules. under which the two big
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start good Won EASILY: second sae Winner Fr & Co-b ~ by CvaHe-H-~hI
sworGTman much the 80 IN the EgE cedFaIAy. from the hHEmhe Eount hGe and
whn Weber let go Of her head ard vert; to the Nhp Hs liked uo 1Hr and CLOSED wHh a
rush omna wants a fast track Hurry rveei In ued R. ut found 1t 90 far Thrive
1Tme-h5& 81 p 80 I& 10 IR. lBs aa9H cE.
40 Seventh race pures $40 4vea-LIisa and up seven fuhonrs:
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IT &c MI JefHess Condition Is Said to Be of the First Order
LAlS lV1 Ffzimmons Reported to Be Training Hard for Fridays Battle
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start good. Won easily: second and third driving
woTth-Susie Forbes. Hurens was at l1ms In the ci
Up, Brown Vail ran 2 good race. as IA Ital'0nn. Flor
dry track 10 DO Its best. Fut1een was N his fayorite
heaviest part q -he track and badly ridden. II was 4
T8me--lS.. Co. -. :5-I.. la5s'4. l-ea. l-2i'=. l:is
II2 Fourth race. he Mound City Stakes. for /:
flo furlGnCs.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
10 Anv friends,

If is with jov l tell you what 10
dol did for me, l was troubled
with nay stomach for several mon
tbs. Upon being advised 10 use
Kodol, did so, and works can
not tell the good it has done me.
A neighbor had dyspepsia so that
he had tried most everything. I
told him IL use Kodol. Words of
gratitude have come to me from
him because L recommended It.. G
w Fry, Viola, Iowa Health and
strength, of mind and body, de !,
pend On the stomach, and normal
activity OF the digestive organs.
kodol, the great reconstructive
tonic, cnres all stomach & bowel
troubles, indigestion, dyspepsia.
kodol digests any food you eat.
Take a dose after meals. JCFarlev
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

Miss. Freda Schwaller of the
Emporia State Normal school has
been engaged to teach in the branch
Normal School at Hays commen
eng Sept, 2nd. She IS now teach
ing gymnastics over there.
Miss Rogers of Hiawatha, a gra-
duate Of the Emporla State Nor
NAL and frl9nd of Miss Foster,
has been engaged to teach in our
Public school in place of Miss.
Zeininger, who has secured an cas-
tern school,
Prof, Crawford has been engag
ed on the Faculty of She State
Normal school at EmpoEia and will
60 there and Prof. Kellar becomes
Principal OF the Public school here
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

Mr. & Mrs Treat huve returned
from their trip.
The poles for the new telephone
system have arrived.
Warren Robinson was in town
this week shaking hands with his
friends.
Prof. Willard of the Agricultu-
raj college was up on Monday ex
amlning the Experiment crops,
The many friends of W j Beth
ard were glad to see him here
again and looking well.
Up at City marshal Gerken's
they have another cute baby boy
and grandpa Solomon and Gerken
are feeling happy
Register 4 II Blair took his po
sition in the Wakeeny Land Office
Aug 1st, Elk Register Purcell
will 90 into business in Wakeenv
and may run for the Legislature
DR., Palmer has received one of
the finest Dentist chairs in the
state; it can be changed 10 most
anv position, giving the patient
every aid to comfort,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
1t needs a Tonic:

There are times when your liver
needs a tonic Don't give pHrga
tives that grippe and weaken. De
Wits Little Early Risers eXpel
all poisons from the system and act
as tonic to the liver. w Scott,
531 Highland ave. Milton, Pa says
4 have carried DeWitt's Little
Early Risers with me for several
years and would not be without
them. Small and easy to take.
Purely vegetable; they never gripe
or distress. j g Farley.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

Last week Secretary, Regent
Coburu was here and the Topeka
Capital gives his trip and our Re
servation a good write up, and in
it says:
'.Mr. Coburn is very enthusias
tic about the importance and posi-
bilities of this Experiment station
and thinb that nothing short of
utter encouragement can prevent
Its becomi z the most useful and
practical H. the world, and its ope-
rations Ca led forward upon sucn
aiscale as % make its work of tire
meadions Importance to agricul-
ture. He is in hopes that the next
Legislature will, early in the ses
MON, make a special approprla-
ton, which, added to the INSULT
cient sum already appropriated.
will enable next years work 10
be laid out and pushed with the
vigor sucn an impol tant underta-
king demands, He says that the
people of Hays city are as one in
their liberal treatment aud kindly
feeling toward the Experiment
station and the Normal school
there and tnat they regard these
as institutions to be fostered and
helped, rather than something to
be preyed upon because of being
supported by public tunds",
With COburn came Editor Cow
gill of the "Kansas Farmer" who
gives the Experiment station n 3
column sp endld write up which
will show the people OF Kansas
what a grand institution we have
here for the benefit of Kansas,
1t says in the article:
"These points will need to come
before the next Legislature and it
is hoped that the station will be
literally dealt with, Kansas has
been exceedingly fortunate in the
selection of the Superintendent of
this Station. Prof Haney belongs
to that class of young Kansans who
are sought for positions of impor
tance the world over He is well
equipped by education and expe
rience; ins oires confidence in those
around him and is in every way
one of those men at whose hands
good works are apf to be accom-
plished. If this station shall
be able to add. by its manner of
work, one bushel au acre TO the
aveaage production of wheat in
this State the increased value of
that crop Will be some SO, 200, 900,
Possible increases IN the value of
the corn crop present no less stu
pendiOus value. Other Expert
ments have accomplished it, why
not Kansas!
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
Special excursions east,

During June. July, August and
September the Union Pacific will
sell tickets from Cozad, Nebraska,
Penokie and WakeeneY, Kansas,
and points east thereof to all points
In Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin
at greatly reduced rates.
Information regarding rates and
dates OF sale Will be cheerfully
furnished on application to
137 j. 81. SPRATT.. Agent.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

The Ellis paper seems dissatisfied
with the kus>el. Band contest de-
cision and says: The Eli
Band gave two selections and the
audience were practically mani
nous in the opinian thes were
hard 10 beat; thc Havs then pfA} Ell
the openieg selection IN good style
but fell down badly nn the End.
so srY thar lie Band bos We're
badly .1r,-5ietesi n the d4<I~:s,..
is putting L nJildiy aial os..'evs
they vere t7oBbiod Ogf : ne re
cisIon
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

On Thursday, 31st, occurred the
annual School meetings and cleo
ton of a treasurer, but no ANNA
ted contests held In Ellis John
McMahon was reelected.
Here in Hays e r Cole retir
ed and G. 81 Wann and Miles Null
rop were nominated and Wanr
selected by an overwhelming ma
iority This was to be expected
as Miles has not yet secured wife
Or become the head of a family,
SO couldn't expect other parents to
be willing to let him control their
children 1t is time you got nice
wife, Milsie.
Those who attended the celebra
tion at Russell report a good time
and an immense crowd and that
town understanding how to treat
visitors and big crowd royalty.
The only mishap to the crowd
froE Hays or Ellis was Mrs " m
Hall who had a bad fall from a
mis- step but is now recovering.
In the baseball match Ellis beat
Russell It would have been bad
manners for Russell boys to have
done otherwise. Basket ball 6
foot hall lent attraction to guests.
The Band contest was the big
event. The new bands of Fairport
Galatia and Paradise showed they
were improving nicely and all Of
themsdld fne. Then came Ellis 6
Hays, the Ellis boys IN their 4 Il
blue 0Yerhalis suits, Hays in their
handsome blue suits. Each played
two tunes and the judges decided
Hays was Jest Il leddle the bes:es'
anu gave them the medal Then
the HAYS boys made their pretty
march showing the letters HAY S
amid applause from the crowd
Fireworks and dance 1ol lowed
and ii was midnight when the ex-
cursion train returned.
The news Of the Band victory
had preceded them, Yost's whls-
tie greeted the train with long
and loud salute. a bon fire lit. fire
works lit the sky and the whole
town tnrned out to greet the boys.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
at home.

With the wonderful inventions
OF the past few years Is one that
can bring pleasure in every home
in the way of music. With one
of the Edison Phonogl aphs that
Henry Schultz has and is selling
you can have the choicest of mu
sic, vocal or instrumental, with
little trouble, and just as the bBnd,
the orchestra or the vocalist, give
1t IN the large cities. the most eele
brated musicians right in your own
home, be 1t In town or on the para
rie. A lovely way to help enter
tain company. Go hear Schultz
and you can get one at so up to
your desired pile, and all, from
the smallest to the largest, use the
same records of tunes, exactly the
same grand music, Go try one.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
pumps.
Coat lost.

On my way home southwest OF
the Reservation from back of Cole
Hardware store on Friday July
11th. A Black COAT, belonging
to my suit. Finder will be rewar
ded on leaving At the Free Press
Office or sending word to
John M. RUPP.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
Flag pole raising.

Next Thursday morning July
18th at 8 am. they will have a
flag pole raising at the G A R hall
with music and appropriate ser
vices before proceeding TO the Old
Settlers picnic. All are invited &
requested TO meet there.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
d. r. Anthony
is coming.
Thursday, Aug. 18th

The Old Settlers met last Sat
urday and appointed the necessary
committees on their picnic & hope
this year 10 have a good time.
Dan. r. Anthony, the veteran
editor of Leavenworth has accept
ed the invitation and so a good for
chile talk be expected tor he Is
we'll versed IN Kansas old times.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

On account of the Tax list and
other county advers that had to go
in, our Russell Band contest and
Hays school election articles were
crowded out last week.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
Old settlers picnic

The picnic will be held in the
grove on the creek in the Freese
pasture and for these coming from
the south Supt Haney will open a
road on the north side of the creek
apposite the Thomas residence,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

Lots of wheat coming to town
now -a-days. Brings 10 to 52cts-
Henry Meyer il improving nice
lY and now able TO sit up again.
Miss Eda Voss now enjoys play
ing new piano at her home
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

The last census made by the Co
Assessors run the population OF
the county over 10000 so the Co,
officers get an increase of salary &
now come IN that class between
10000 and IS. COO Now they get
Treasurer 1900 increase 5000
Clerk HOO 4" 100
Attorney 900
Commissioners 200 +" 25
DIS. clerk all fees over 1000
Sheriff g 1900
Probate Judge 1000
Register d" 1000
and ] of fees received over that.
Now is the time tor candidates
to chip in a dollar and let us tell
the people which Office you want.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
Prochxytor1on Church
4 1OO NJ COI 1CSKA services

will be neid here to- morrow morn
ing and evening at the usual hours
and all are cordially invited,
Prof Haney has his cottage on
the Experiment grounds set on its
foundation and soon be ready to
occupy and he will need X house
keeper to help take care of 1t.
All the mem bers of the various
committees of the Old Settlers PIC
MIC are requested to meet this. Sat
urdaY, afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Court house to make the final
arrangements for the picnic
Every man, a00naan oe chjlI in
Ellis county should open an ac-
count with the Citizens State
Bank. get one of those 6enuti1itI
check books advertising our Normal
school and Experiment Station OF
the Agricultural college located on
the Abandoned Ft. Havs military
reservation.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09

The Citizens Bank have gotten
up some neat checks which adver
tise our town.
Rev, Harpster visited in our city
again this week on his return from
the west.
Henry Reemsnyder secured the
contract to put up the new school
house in district %, in Buckeye.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
Houses and lots.

have lor sale or rent houses &
lots OF ~ kinds at reasonable
prices N ali parts of town.
& w. MILLER.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
From Old Ft Hays
TO STATE NORMAL.

8 Sec the fine set of Stercoscope
Views of Old Ft. Hsys. the NOV
ing away of the buildings, the
erection of the State Normal school
etc. Also many nice views of
Hays city, at
WOODS ART GALLERY
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
JanitOr wanted.

The Public school of Havs de-
sIres to hire a competent man for
Janitor Mr. Wing having decided
not to come back, Leave appllca-
ton with clerk Frank Havemann
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-09
Another car load of
PlOWs at YOst's.

ELIAS johnson got the last of the
movable buildings at the old Fort
and Will move it to his Reservation
farm west of town.
Solon True of the north east of
the county was among those exam
ined by the Pension board on last
Wednesday.
Our Premium PLOW, John
Deere and Wisconsin plow, beats
them all, Buy of YOST.
No wonder dozen are nunnlng
for sheriff when they see that the
co nmissioners allowed sheriff Lor
odish 1892 at their last meeting.
A Dance. Dance "a seoisi is to be
given IN e A r Hall the night of
he Old Settlers Picnic.