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kORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
Via SausalIto Ferry.
Commencing April "a. 1902,
.AJ RANCISCO TO MILL.

Commencing April 4SU<.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-6:46, 'T:45. S;40, 0:So, IL 90
m 1920 '1:45, 3:15, AIS. 5;13, '6:I5, 6:45.
500 II As p. m. 7:45 a. m. does not run 70
MIL s-7:oo 500. $500. 10000 II 100.
II 40 M II 80 "I 80. 30. 'S AS. 90, 6:00
Trains marked 90 run to San Quentin.
From SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS. 20. '6 20 7.40. s:15 90 40
IL 90 a. m, 1928. 2:15. $3.50. 4:4o. $3.50. GAS
ios1g Fl NRDhaY's-e.oo. $500, $3.50, .11:Oo a m.
.12;O0 M. 200. 2:1o. $3.50, AIS. '5;46. 6:4S.
'Ty. 'Tr.ains marked (s) start from San Quentin
From MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS-5:4O, GAO. T:45 SOS 9:4S
IL 10 a. m. 1885. 2:46 $3.50. $40. $50. 7:Ie'
'osfg ossfTgyNHDA.Yls-e:3o. II T:55. io:OS. If:1o a m
l2:i5. 20. $3.50. s:l5. 500. SOS. 7:l5. 10: u
THROUGH TRAINS.
7;45 a. m, week days-Cazadero and way
stations
stations
ToEuales and way stations
500 a. m. Sundays-Cazadero and way sta
tlons.
1000 a m. sundays-Point Reyes and way
Legal Holiday boats and trains will run on
Sunday time
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Alfred II. Boucke, "a 1907 Lyon street. and
Martha Schwoch, %, 3100 California street.
CLYDE +. Giles. %. 27141a Sutter street and
Belle Bradford. is, Sanger. Cal.
August Kunze. 64. ia Eleventh street and
Emile huper, 81. 100 Fifth street
Joseph P. Tanning. 26 1850 Church street,
and Marie b. Pozzo di Borgo. is, - Virginia
avenue
Joao F. Azeyedo. 20. sausalito. and Rosa L.
Fostins 25, Sausslito
Stasio p Fruncillo. -, 1414 Kearny street,
and Zita J. Biss %, 1414 I<earny street
Ernest l.. RouX 26, 100 Twenty second
street. and Berthe Carroul. %, 156 Third street
James y. Dens, 80. 633 Valencia street and
William 6. Taylor, D. 4410 Twenty-third
street. and Caralita Z. Bryson, Is, s25 Capp 81
Martin W. Grasser, 45, sausalito, and Maria
Roethel 35, city.
James J. Casey. s8, city. and Jane f. Baker
is, city.
Robert NJ. Diegles, 81. Melones. and Edna c.
Dunn. ~ Eugene, Or
Joseph J. Booth "a city and Lizzie Stack
%, city.
Henry Gambler. p. Gridley. and Kate G,
McElwee, -, city.
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DIED.

BARNICKOL-In Stockton, January 4, 1903
Cora, wife Of W. F. Barnickol. and sister of
Mrs W. N. Hodgkins and Hattie O. JAsse
H.. Lewis w. and Everett Farwell, aged Is
years
BRAINERD-In Berkeley January 5. 1908.
Miranda Sttanahan Brainerd, beloved sister
Of Mrs, Carl G. Plehn, aged q years
~ Funeral January :. at . o'clock at 23os
Warning street. Berkeley.
DODGE-In san Rafael, Sunday morning jan
uary 4. I903 Lucia 2. Dodge. widow OF the
late Luther c. Dodge, and mother Of Georgt
NJ. Dodge OF San Rafael aged 20 years
ESFuneral will take place on Tuesday a.
o'clock from her late residence. 73S Erwin
street. Intcrment private.
ECKAIAN-In this city January Q, 1909 Mar
tie George, beloved wife of J. b. Ecknan.
mother OF Nita b. Ecknlan. and cousin oi
South Bend. Armatrong County. Pa. Car
son City, and Virginia City New. papers
please copy.)
~ Friends and acquaintances are respeet-
fully invited TO attend the funeral services to-
day CTuesday), at 1o:45 O'Clock. from the
family residence, 500 First avenue. Richmond
District. lnterment Mountain View Gene
terry. Oakland. Please omit flowers.
FLEMING-In this city. January 4. 1903 Mag
gle. dearly beloved wife Of Thomas Fleming,
native of Ireland. aged 49, years
FURRER-ln this city, January g. 1903 Albin
dearly beloved husband OF Cecilia Furrer'
and father OF Albin Jr. and Louise Furrer.
a native of Canton Urt Switzerland, aged
AZ years months and days
GALE-1n Oakland. January i, 1908, at 1G19
Myrtle street. Lillian Mabel Georgina. be-
loved wife Of Goddard Gale, native of
Canada. aged "a years.
GUTIERREZ-Entered into rest at EmeryyilIe
Cal, Sunday, January 4, 1903, at 2 A. IN
Candido Gutierrez, beloved husband OF Leota
Gutierrez. aged TS years and IL months
GyF1neral on Tuesday January g. 1909
from Pioneer Hall, at ] O'Clock. Interrneut
Laurel Hill Cemetery. Remains at the par
lors of the California Undertaking Company.
405 Powell street, near Post.
IAxHoUsEN-In this city, January 5. 1908,
MARCEL. beloved brother of August Hax-
housen, a native of Germany. aged ~ years
ZRemains at the mortuary chapel Of the
Golden Gate Undertaking Company, 24s3
Mission street. near Twenty-hrst
HAYDEN-In this city, January 3, 1903, Mary
beloved wife OF Patrick HAYDEN. and mother
OF James, Thomas and Margaret Hayter
Mrs A. Anderson. Mrs. c. Anderson. Mrs
NJ Silvey and Mrs. +. Sullivan. native of
County Carlow. Ireland. aged 81 years
CEFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

CALIFORNIA Safe Deposit and Trust Com
For the six months ending December 81,
1902, dividends have been declared on de-
posits in the savings department of this
company, as follows: On term deposits at
the rate of $40 per cent per annum and
cent annum. OF taxes, and payable
On and after Friday. January ?, 1903. Dlvi-
dends uncalled FOR added to the priEci-
pal after January !, 1908. j. DALZELL
BROWN. Manager
SAVINGS and Loan Society. IuI Montgomery,
St corner of Sutter-The board OF directors
declared a dividend for the term ending De-
cembsr 81 1902, at the rate o. three and cne-
quarter t34) per cent per anuum on ali de-
posits, free OF taxes. and payable on AMI
after January 2. 1908 Dividends not called
for are added and bear the same rate II
dividend as the principal from and after
January /. 1903 CYRUS w. CARMANY,
Cashier
DIVIDEND notice-The Giant Powder Com
pany, Con. A dividend, No. 40 of fifty cents
t50c) per share on the issued capital stock
of the company has been declared payable at
the office OF the company. rooms 202. 20t,
2o6 Hayward building. San Francisco. on
Jan. 10, 1908. Transfer books close Jan. 3,
1909, at ]. r. LEAVELL Sec
HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Society, Is
Geary st.--The directors have declared div
loend of per cent annum its deposits,
payable on and after January .. 1908.
ERNEST BRAND. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, j. c., until - o'clock noon,
February 3. 1903, and publicly opened imme-
diately thereafter. to furnish at the Navy
Yard. Mare Island Cal. labor and material
for erection and completion OF medical of
fcers quarters, a contagious disease hospi-
tai, and for changes and additional labor and
materials in the main hospital building.
Blank proposals viii be furnished upon ap-
plication to the Bureau to the Navy Pay
Office, San Francisco Cal. A. S. KENNY,
Paymaster General L. s. N 12-17-02
PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department.,
Washington, y. c, until u o'clock noon.
January 90 1903, and publicly opened imme-
diatey thereafter, to furnish at the Navy
Yard, Mare Island. Cal, guam
tity OF apples, peaches, corned beef.
salt beef. salt pork bacon. evapo-
rated cream, prison cells, broken stone. sand,
sheet zinc. steel, iron. machine tools, brushes,
feather busters. coal baskets. hardware, lum-
ber, sheet brass. sheet steel. asbestos, mill
board and paints. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the Bureau or
TO the Navy Pay Office. San Francisco Cal.
A. s. KENNY Paymaster General, L. S. N.
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BORN
MARRIED.


BUsBY-GREER--I thls~ city January l.
1903. by the Rev. Francis NJ. Larkin, Wal
ter Busby Of Los Angeles and Laura Greer of
Sacramento
C0LLIN-PICKETT-In Reno New Nover-
Der %, 1902, by Justice Of the Peace Lynn
George II. Collin and Ellen J. Pickett both
Of San Frarcisco.
LAESON-ANDERsON this city. January
3, 1903, by the Rev. DR.. T. Nelander pastor
OF the First English Lutheran Church Lars
no. Larson and Agda Anderson, both of San
Francisco.
LEWIS-MANTEL-In this city January l.
1903, by the Rev. c. A Bernthal George
Lewis and Martha Mantel, both of San Fran
cisco.
DON-FRANCISCO--In this city, Janu-
airy 3. 1908, by the Rev. W. r. Dugan pas
tor OF Stewart Memorial L. F. Church Al
fred J. McCaddon of GAINESVILLE Ohio and
Maybelle Francisco of San Diego, Cal.
T1NS-SCHMIDT-In this city. Decem-
Der y, 1902, by the Rev. G. A. BernthaI
Eduard Maertins of San Francisco and Marie
Schmilt Of Nevada CITY. Cal
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A for Morning p for Afternoon
Saturday and Sunday only.
Stops at al stations on Sunday.
Sunday excepted. Sunday only.
a Saturday only.
d dConnects at Goshen Jc. with train for HsnfoPd.
At Fresno for Visalia via Sanger.
z Via Coast Line.
TUESDAY and Friday.
from Bakersfield.
Daily except Saturday.
" Via San Joaquin Valley
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

bEhhELE1 REAL ESTATE
PICKUP-5-room cottage: convenient to
station. cars. stores school and church j;
deep well Of water; price $3.50 terms $3.50
when you can get this for less than rent?
o A. RUDOLPH. Lorin. Open Sundays.
HOW does this strike you? New S-room house
bath. mantel folding doors. stationary tubs
brick foundation; wired for electric lights;
large lot. blocks to station; convenient to
stores, school. etc: price s2250s terms $500
cash, balance $50 per month.
O. A. RUDOLPH. Lorin. Open Sundays.
STOP paying rent; be your landlord; be-
gin the new year by presenting your family
with new, modern Broom COTTAGE price
$3.50; only $50 cash. balance same rent.
o. A RUDOLPH. Lorin- Open Sundays
$1,000 VERY fine property house of >
rooms; fine corner: lot 150Xl35; street
work all done; bargain.
work all done; about blocks from
station.
JOS. J. MASON, Real Estate.
Berkeley station.
S3500-6-ROOM house; ~ acres; College ave.
S6o0-4-room house: West Berkeley.
S10G0-TwO 5-room houses
Sb0o-4-room house; North Berkeley
Sl5CO-5-rOOm house; east OF Telegraph ave.
CHENEY & BERRY,
Next door 70 Postoffioe Berkeley. cal
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The Calls Great Premium
GRAMS SUPERIOR ATLAS.
TO ITS SUBSCRIBERS.

Superior Aliases arrived they
distribution
to a
subscribers desiring this splendid premium will be
supplied on receipt of Shipped by
at sub
Terms of this great offer: Daily
period of six and you copy this
splendid sfor$
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a for morning. Tor atternoon-
SEQ a m Daily Is Bakersfield Local stop
ming At ali points in San Joaquin Valley. Cor
responding train arrives at at = 80 a. m m daily.
$3.50 m. Daily Is the CALL EnRN \
and Dining Cara through to Chicago. Chair
car runs to Bakersfield for accommodation OF
.tcIats are honored this train. Correspond
10 trafn arrives at IL 10 p. m. daily.
a 90 m IS Stockton Local Corresponding
4ratn arrives at IL 10 a. m. daily,
600 NJ Is the Overland Express. with
.hvonrh palace and Tourist Sleepers and Free
RecIfning Chair Cars TO Chicago; also Palace
Sleeper which cuts out at Fresno Correspond
ing train arrives at 500 D. daily
0fhces-641 Market street and in Ferry De-
not San Francisco: 1112 Broadway. Oakland
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REAT, rsTArE-cIrY-FoR SALE.
AT AUCTION.

By order Of foreign heirs Of estate Of ,-I:- E
RESERVE the following desirable properties;
THURSDAY .......... JANUARY Is. 1903
Al - O'Clock noon at our sslesrooTn.
FOURTH-ST. BUSINESS CORNER
East corner Folsom and Fourth sts-; lot 20
x57 o.. buildings belong TO tenant; ground rent
$40: leased o. 1911; no expense except taxes.
FOURTH-Sr. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
No 2ze Fourth St, between Howard and
and ilat above o. rooms and bath; rent 500
FOLSOM STREET.
Nos sSo-7s2 Folsom 81. near 4th; lot 2SxS0,
with good modern substantial building con
bail. rent S5e
BUSINESS CORNER.
Nos. ll29 Folsom St, corner Harrison ave.
and Ia aud double house on Harrison ave-
HowARD-sr. RESIDENCE.
No. 1873 Howard St., near 10Th; large lot
SoXl25, with 2-story residence 8 rooms and
bath. etc. also stable; house could be changed
CLEMENrINA-sT INVESTMENT
Nos. 3l2 10 3l2B Clementlna St, close TO 4th;
improvements front and rear buildings each
containing fats 4, 4, and rooms; lot 2ox
Above are sold subject to approval of court.
BY order Of Union Trust Company we will
sell
EIGHTH-sr LOT.
Eighth st. near Folsom; large lot Sox12S.
LYON & HoAG.
ll6 Montgomery st
MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY tInc.)N
Loans On real estate also for f the o. fu hoo cost
built on terms to suit; pans rree; interest
o per cent. 1918 Crocker building.
$500 CASH BUYS A HOME.
BALANCE easy -. monthly payments rooms ms
Market 81.
+
ground r. 4. FUTILE. il Montgomery st.
NEAT. new cottage for sale; terms same
paying rent Apply owner. lumber yard,
Sc cor Alabama and Montcelm sts.
PRETTY new cottage. cheap; rooms. bath
HOUSE and lot for sale account OF sickness;
rents S230. s43 Howard st.
REAL EsTATE-Coundry- Sale.
FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Small tracts $50 TO $50 per acre. IN Rancho
Cotati. Sonoma Co.; future value assured, as
best for poultry and general farming. Apply
20 The Cotati Co. 302 California St, f5r
pamphlet and information.
sSOOo-FoR sale: a bargain at Belmont. saa
Mateo County: acres grand oak trees. well.
plenty wate1, cottage, tank houses. milk
rooms. horse and cart; grand view; fine gsr-
den; good place for chickens; 10 minutes
from station. Address box 251s. Call
A LARGE list OF choice country lands in All
sections Of California Land Department
AMERICAN GUARANTY & TRUST CO..
S2O-I-2-3 Hayward building.
FOR cash rent-Fine fruit and grain ranch
near city. Address box 256s. Call office.
FOR stock alfalfa and general farms address
CHATFIELD & VINZENT 22S Montgomery
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publica ton offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized TO have the same published
BORN.
HkEDENFELDT-In Fair Oaks, January s.
1903. 10 TIE wife Of Thomas O. Heydenfeldt
daughter.
SLANICH-In this city. January B. 1903, to
the wife Of LOnn SlaYich. a son.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE Following children have been received At
The = 1. Nursery for Homeless Children
1884 Mission St: Jessie Glen Dunlap half
orphan. years and months: Eddie Hines
orphan, II years. Nelson Bowman half
orphan. II years; Luke Ambrose Mcc,arthv
years and months; Eva Casper half
orphan, 20 years and months; Francis
Nolan. haif-orphan 6 years and months.
Charles Nolan. half-o-phan. years and 5
months.
The annual meeting Of the s F. Nursery
for Homeless Children Will be held at the
nursery. 1884 Mission ST., TUESDAY. Ian
uary IA. at 1890 a. m. The subscribers and
friends OF the nursery invited.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kfp
Orphanage Of $40 Lake. ST., San Francisco
has received the following orphan, half
orphan and abandoned girls from June so 20
December 81. 1902: Vera Cole aged 10
years, Amelia Wolters. aged years; Sophia
Woltsrs. aged g years; Mildred G. Barnes,
aged years. Muriel Miller, aged 2 years
and II months Annie Hibbet, aged IL years;
Constance Henry. aged years: Anna Louise
Heclurg. aged II years; Ida Christina He'd
lung. aged years; Julia Elizabeth Hsdluns.
aEed years.
LADIES' Chichestcr's English Pennyroyai Pills
are the best Safe reliable Take no other.
Send 4e, stamps. for particulars. -Relief for
I-5cies- IN letter BY return mail. Ask your
druggist Chichester Chem ca. Phila.. Pa
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California
To CHICAGO Daily
In ideal Train
Tor Those Who
Seek The Best.

SANTA FE TRAINS
Leave Market street Ferry Depot.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
SEE our beautiful homes for sale.
Ideal location. Great bargain.
EASY TERMS.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
1900 Park St, Alameda.
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SATURDAYS oAlf-Ieavs
eel NAKEEr STREET a.d sAusALIro EKkKEk
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-con.

AT s. 80 month. high or medium grade pianos
onlv at HETNE PIANO CO. Heine I5aii,
2S5-zS7 Cieary st.. Ciahler. kreli, Playano
piano PLAYER agents.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
TEACHERS OF ELLIS CO..

Our Western Kansas Normal at
HAYS will make extra efforts to
provide for all who need addition
al preparation in new subjects and
can make it possible to como to US
Are you one of them!
If so, Plan NOW to come to this
institution for all the time posi-
BILE before YOU must take the exam
nation in your county.
The new law
A6OZishes the ApriZ eU0nainGr
ti0n, leaving only the Octobes
a nd January examinations beside
the one at close of Institute.
Expenses here are reasonable.
Grades made with us count toward
the Life Diploma. You will be
cordially welcomed and will be
given plenty of hard work,
The Spring term opens March
30th, but students NAV enter with
profit at any date. Yours,
Vim, 8. RScken, Ps5ncip0k
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
Feed for sale.

1 offer for sale cheap at nay farm
s miles southwest of Hays
Z stocks of straw, hay and cane.
In best condition. Come get it.
John SEIIZ.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
STATE NORMAL NOTES.
w. B. X. s. N.

A Normal celebration was held
IN the 6. AR hall Friday night &
a good time enjoved.
The debate last Monday showed
a marked improvement in some of
our Students the Judges decided
in favor of the negative,
The debate for next Monday is:
Resolved that the execution OF
Andre was unjust,
Miss Kellar did considerable
Licking on Wednesday = not tor
the benefit of the pupils but for
teachers.
The storm on Wednesday did
not prevent the girls from having
good basket ball game.
Our young men have baseball
instead OF calisthenics when the
weather Is pleasant.
The Normal boys ordered their
new baseball suits and have com
menced their practice.
One more week and the judg-
ment day Will hear pronounced
'eXaminat.On on.
The NOrmals should have a ten
mis- club and why not! at EN-
poria the school supports several
of them. Baseball ard football
are masculine but lawn tennis IS a
sport that can be enjoyed by ladies
as well as gentlemen
From the n0meer of letters that
Prot. Picken IS receiving we are
apt to have many Dew students al
the new term March Both.
Our regular term finishes May
10Th and on Monday June Isl
the Summer school commences
a 5 weeks term at 80 cts week.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
COMING TO HAYS CITY,


Our town was elated on Sunday
over the news that President Ted
dY Roosevelt was gong to stop at
Hays city Saturday, Nav 2nd.
He is going to the Pacific coast
tol a months jaupt. speaks in
Kansas city May 1st, coming that
evening to Topeka and speaks at
the meeting of the International
conference of the Y MICA, that
evening.
The next morning, Saturday,
MAY I'd, he starts on his trip to
Denver and the Yellowstone park
in his own special train over the
Union Pacific railroad, making a
few minutes talk from the rear
end of the train at Manhattan, Alb
ilene, Junction city, SalIna, Ellis
worth, Russell, Hays, Ellis and
Wakeeney.
From Russell the stop for Ellis
county was Ellis, while they chan
ged engines, but on account of the
Reservation and Normal school the
train stops here TO let him talk to
the Normal students, so democrat
lc Ellis county is bonored with
two stops.
At Hays the train Will arrive
about 4 o'clock that evening, and
as his stop here is in compliment
10 the Reservation, his stop will
be 10 minutes, be met by the Nor
NAL students with their yell, the
Hays State Normal yell
Rorial Roriai Rah rah rem
Roria! Roria! Hays K. n.
Roria! Rorla! Rah, rah ren!
Unfold! Old Gold! Hays K. N.
Rlckety! Zickety! Rah. rah rem!
Normal! Normal, Hays K. n.
band will play and Teddy will talk
a few minutes. At Ellis they stop
to change engines.
Yest's whistle will blow when
the train reaches Toulon and, with
the band sound the welcome as the
tram runs in, No handshaking only
a few minutes talk from the rear
platform.
As he never travels on Sunday
the train will be run to Sharon,
where the saddle horses will be
unloaded and tho daY spent by
the President and aids in cross
country wild ride, the rest of the
party remaining in their car
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
What,e an a name.

is In the name when It
comes to Witch Hazel Sa've, &c
Dewitt & Co Of Chicago discover
ed some years ago how to make
a salve from Witch Hazel that is a
specific for Piles For bleeding,
blind. itching and protruding piles
eczema. cuts. burns. bruises and
all skin diseases, DeWitt's Salve
has 90 equal; this has given rise
20 numerous worthless counter
feits. Ask for DeWitt's the ger
nine. j C Farley.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
II II e
Citizens State Bank,
Hays City, z Kansas,

Solcs Ehs county, tributary Hays city,
open bank with them before
thereafter possible. We you to deposit with
all the receive giving checks dollar
writing each checb what gwen for.
PAID bank check has settled a disputed
Try this for and will he haDDl[y the
result All successful business keep bank accounts
could be induced do business way.
yourself MY would be small trouble the
banker with TI wait until years., but begin
Remember that money when others
not Re8pecfallL, H. II. WARD Pres1denk
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21

Court meets here next Monday
in adjourned session.
The Citizens Bank makn a fine
statement this week. a credit to
our county,
Another help to make thic big
town-Dr Catudal repoltc a fine
big baby girl at Alex Blssing.
This week the Probate Judge is
sued a marriage license to Willie
Dillon 10 Miss Katie Rasmussen,
Mrs G G Brosius gives a tea
Saturday afternoon to some of her
lady friends.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
WESTERN KANSAS NORMAL SCHOOL
Prof N Wikenson, Pres Prof VIM. Picken, Principal.
Legislature appropriates $4,000 to build one
on Fort Hays Reservation at once.

At the home OF Mr. Wann they
have young daughter.
Stone work on the new Luthe
ran church has commenced
Work at breaking sod has com
mepced and it breaks nicely.
Court was held this week out in
Cove county,
Now that the weather has grown
warmer eggs are plenty & cheap.
Sam Hindman spent Sunday
in Hays, the guest of George
Philip.
Miss Tena Philip, faom Scotland
Is here again visiting her brothers
Alex ana George.
DR. Catudal is arranging to move
to the Garland new cottage near
the Baptist church.
Miss Amy and Olive Philip,
daughters of James Philip of Da
kota are here visiting their aunts.
The ladies hats brought here
this spring by our miIliners are
the SWEETEST ever brought to our
city. Perfect beauties.
Wednesday a heavy rain accom-
PANIED by thunder and lightning
came this way and at night Il cold
wave brought ice.
John Schlyer is back to his of
fee work again and finds lots OF
work accumulated during his win
-ter's absence
This week the new post Office
AT Emmeran, north of Victoria
was opened for business, with the
route running from Victoria.
Spring is evidently coming and
so is harvest as Riedel 6 Son
have already set up a header and
other farm machinery.
The new R.R. water tank is a
success. was filled easy by the lit
tie engine, and already proved it
usefulness to west bound trains
Elk commissioner Gerken drove
in from north Ellis this week and
reports that the wheat fields along
the way have come thro' the win
ter in good shape and look fine.
Frank Nolan, Jr., has gradua
ted from Gritfs' Republican Office
and now has the experience and is
now open to an engagement to run
a newspaper for some one.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
EARLY OHIO POTATOES.

l have taken my potatoes from
the pit and they are the finest
ever seen. l can furnish YOU Ear
ly Ohio choice potatoes for seed
at so cents a bushel, Will deliv
IL Hays. Send me word thro' the
Hays P, 0: or leave word at the
Free Press Office.
Henry Eict6ush. s
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
Breaking.

Prof Haney wants ty h1ro a
dozen teams to do breaking on
the Experiment station, Go see
him If you want a1cash job.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-03-21
Building for cSasn, SEnr

We have a good two roomed
building to rent cheap from Jan.
oath. FREESE.