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i i no IClTlRRIRSE /

ri catarro es una enfermedad que tiene
nnucha mas importanciR de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye- Invade todos los or
Ranos del ouerpo cuyRs tunolones Iuerza-
iebilita profundamente. Es causa trec1ens
te de Ia sordera; afecta la vista, la narfz la
Uarpanta y es generalmente por donde en-
plea Ii tuberculosis tisls
ia misrna faOilidad " Ia freOuencia con
Que se uesca un oatarro hace las personas
ind1ferentes para ourarlo y la gran mayoria
no ge preocupa de las oonseouencias.
Les bafos frfos por Ia maf1ana Immediate
mente despu6s de deiar ell lecho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corr1entes
de aire, son precauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabaio el observSrlas Pero 81
preventive mas SECURE, mas ehcaz, mas Iacl
Y mas positive tambien ell que aconseJan
los medicoS, es la Emulsion de Scout ae Scsi
to de higado de bacalao. rs
rs sorprend ante la fuerza, vitalidad, enef-
gia poder de resistencia que reclne eE
Cuerpo humSno de las ,pequenas dosls oe
Emulsi6n de Scott, que Sc le adminiStTan
con constanoia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormertetoda las parties de6iles y vul-
nerahles del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrlgo dc Ia
infe colon catarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industrla-
las rooo escrupulosos anunciando emuis1ones
vinos prepaTados los que atrIbuyen pro-
piedades curativas que no tlenen nasta nay
nuisn Sc atteve decir On letTas de lmpfenta,
que 81 peLEple0 hoAOSA1S an % - -:o.,ooi
IQue es el petroleoT Un acelIe Mlneral I-lsa
que Sc usa como comouSClple para IuO[loat II,tA
lfmpiar nlaqpinas para alum Drar .LL Ona
Substancia tndigestible que carece de Ia pro-
niedad esenciai de todo alimento, cu&l es la
aaeimilaci6n: tJJ1e rasa al traves del tubo in
testir1aI si1Imodificarse sinSser absorbida:
una substancia, en- fin, que no t1ene ninguna
de las propiedadey curativas al1menmcias
del acsite do hfgado de bacalo. 81 SO dl1ese
que ell petroleo es un alimento para maqul-
mas podria pasar, pero no para 81 cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 tenGis alguna duda, preguntad q Yues
tro mGdico; FL os confrmara esta verdad; y
oi-6at6is escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aoonsejara que tome1s La Emul-
zsk Cat
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ANUnCIO DE SUBlSTA.
= Departments del Interior.
Ofslna dsl Superintendent. 4. Ob1s Pdblisas.

San Juan, p. R.. Agosto Is de 1906.
PeOpOaiCiOnes On plIeg0s CeFEnd0g
para b adjudiCaci6n On p6bIiOa snb1s.
u del suminintrO. medidR v entrPga de
Ia. .086 metros c6biCOs, mas 8 msno8.
de pisdEa trituEada. pOr l0tes. para b
conservation de lal cArFeteraS, San
Juan-PonOe. CAtaf1-Vega Alta Ma.
ysgiaz A1a0CO. MayRRt1sz San Ger
man, Cayey-AFFoyO. CaRuAs Huma.
Gao. POnce-AFecibo, Rio PledEas.Ma.
meyeG. y ARuhditla-LAreS Be admit
ran On e8tA 0fioina Jhaata las 10 3. N.
del DIS 10 de Septiembre de 1905. On
que % Abrirsn p6blicRmente.
Todoa IoB datOs neceBariCs se daF6n
en- eata fcina donde se enCuentFan de
manifeStO tod0s Los d0ouuento8 que
han de Eegir On d contrasts " y.podt6n
reccgeF 1O8 liCitAd0res IOB modelo8 ue
prOpoiiciOne8 que han DE pEe8sntaE.
In administration 8s HeSerVa el ds.
recho de- KeChazar Gus tquisEa 8 t0d48
lsr rropOSicioneG.- n u .J5sasnes. Su.
perintendense de Oblaa Pdo-lcn0.
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LINNA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

1ntin,io.- sa'idas de Bsyam6n Capi-
tai simult&neannente. On = 80
Dias aporable.-Manana =, .. 10. 5O' y: AZ
y IL 90. Tarde- -12. Is, 1.45, 3.15, 4'85, $780,
o. Bias 5G; f.stiyov. .-Manana 6 e.15, $50, 6. .45
y l1.OO Tarde IL Is, l.3O, 2.3O, S'3O, 4'3?, ~
y 6.15E
Billetes IbaFatos para dias test'vos lie
Cataffo Bayam6n, ida y vuelta l% clase
1925 "a clsse SO 16 De Baysmon Cataho
ida vuelta ia" clase SO l5, 2% clase ~ IV'
Billste ordinario de Caki Catano en-
% clase 3 centavos;
Bayamon, l9 de SeDtiembre de i9O3. ia
mon ValdeS,
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BASE Ball.
9AEmendaresD derrotado por tres
carrera$.

| Aver llevoGe & eff cto en- Ie sLigG
puert0rriQue fis.s unO Ide IOg desaffOl
anunCiad0s en- nueatF0 pdmeFO an.
terror. @~ .n
La IuChs fu6 soSteniaa por los club
<AImendares1 y G1o. de AR0St0. ,
(Este nOmbre hs aldo puesto como re-
Ouerdo de los suCesOB acReCid0s en- esa
fschz
A las o. M die principle ell iueGo
correspondence por suerta 81 sAImer
dares9 Rl campo y Rl 40. de AgOsto0
81 pGlO. Aurque Lac faeTzsa de este
6.tim0 ersn superi0rea 81 eAImenda-
res este go puso en- baenRs condicio.
mes en- el 80 y 40. 6ae5Sg0, peHo en- lOB
sucesivos ju0sFon 6al deganimSd0B
que leS Cost6 b derrotR por tres ca.
rFsrag. 1~<
A pesar de eBts derr6ta los iugsdo-
res del SAlmendareas iugar0n msRis.
trAlmente en- los primeF0a CinCO IN.
1a61ags. vali6 ldoFe & 6stcg muChos
ao'susos de 10 numeT0s8 cOnCurrenOiQ.
EatFe los jugsdoreD ae mas Sc die
tiDguieron pevtaneCientes & este club
SDotamos OS Biguientes:
Tom6s Moreno, sjtOa't stop, nBt6 an
diffcil 1SsaeQsO. RiendO muy aplAudi-
do.
Martin Cruz, catcher. di6 an buen
goLSn tOmBnd0 10 primara base. Este
e dor. an ga base home reCibi6 an
fFa9O sobPe ID fFente PaaRdo IN ratio
este ciudadano volvi6I gu puesto.
Muy bisn. M. Martin. -,*
LIS dem6s jog durey hiC'eron Cuan-
TO eatuV0 & ga alCauOe nara OOnaepuiP
Ia VictoFis de Ga club, per0 Ia suerts
les foe adverse.
El club e1o de Agostos hizo su de.
but en- 10 tAFde de Ryer 8us iugsdo.
res demostcRron que son buenOs macs.
tFOs en- este sport.
Estes chiCos tuvierOn momeptoa
muy fsliceB hast9 Ilegar hSCer empa.
to en- el 80. isssajng despuGs de tener
seguFa ga derrOta. q
Pap0 DleQa el 80. SssaeSpig v 0ouf fo6
d0nde los aim andAristaa comet eron
mas eFrores elloS le vaIieron un buan
b0na6O puesto pOr eI ATaba a rsaht
field que tuvo que CnFrertO mae de
ClnCO metros de 10 poBiCi6n en uue ge
LO que cd Mr.. V.rdaio
hsbF6 diCho para Of: zero que 6ouo6O.
hOmbre: par0 que 6Om6o.I
EI C6tebre MonArca eOsuvo incorFec.
TO al retirarse del canapO nor m "a.
ciSiFn hsChN por el UnapSge. Eata
1ugador 70 debsrfa pisar mss 81 terrs.
no de lA SLg de eata nasnere a
raSpetR1fa mas al p6bIiCO que slif con.
cure.
Sirya este de aviso & FIorentino LIS.
peg dus d del terreno. nara que Cd Io |
IuCesivo COrrijs eStus fAItRg dc Corte. |
Ell renombradO po1o 66r5oro fac
trsSmcGdO tres veces CorFidss. Y tanto /
ADupc'.
El Umpire eatuvo baStanta defician.
he, p0E Cuyo motive el p6bIiOo protea.
S6 vaFiaS VeceG.
A las , media de Ia Ssfda termip6 /
j acto con el mayor CrdOu. 81 peop7e |
Ie RETRO sstisfecho, pueS bas6 IN ratio
nuv sGradable.
n ts.-Sa espers ca esta capital il
zen u LIZ Pfess, que epgrinDir6 au0 A..
mas con uno de lOs clubs de n eTioa
ouertorFiquefIs.s ST reguIts On hecho.
D0ndFemos "a cOrriente s I0y Rninpteg {
ste sport.
He aqui 10 anOtRci6n pc SssssSug:
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kTs1sSOS d Ios 6mspOmeetes eO5rs I6rs-
tGa: Sc sortesran 3 tOdos los amos en-
ire los que mas ne digtinQan nor 3,
COnstanciR en- 81 Ahorro.
HOr0S do Gaia: Para Len imposiCio
mes:
De 8 6103 d d maGsna, y de1k31
de la 1@rie los dfas lsbOrabieg: v de q
& 103 De ID mafana los DolningoS. Par
In extracCiones Ias mismsg boraa az
q pto IR de l0s Domingos. :
3e0lGnaegst0 de 3g 8sccS6m: Laa par-
sonas que interesen mas pormenoreg
BobHe Las imposiciones, extrscci0nes
mAnera de EiQuidaF intereseR, eto. me.
6R~ EoIi-;tap an aiernnlmp an a Hain
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BalcO Te errttOrlaI y Agr1raIa
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROs.

ImposSoioaes Is so6rs zS6yetus: Dssds
90, ,25 & 81, 600, devenRarEn intereses 81
p0E 100 anual.
EnaposScSOsaes d xZasO f,O: Deada
V@oo On adelante devengRr6n inter6s .
NJ n
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AVI S o..

Un amigo de jay yuya inf6rmanoa
que los Sres. Frutos r. Heredia "a.
dro SanChO. cuyO pRrRdero ipqui' fs-
mos. ae sDcuentrs1 en el propio bsrFi0
de Jsyuya, el prime 70 dediCad0 & b
9iem bra de cafe eI aegu910 reC0Iee.
tando una tala de tsbGco, de au pTo.
piedad.
Rcgsm0s. pues, s diChoa seffoPeg ge
slrVan C0nteatar nuestras CGFtas,
pues Iag que raitaradamente Ies henos
esCrito nos han Oido dSVueltaS ain que
OBmgep& poP quien. d, D.
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UD hOmbr8 hORradO.

senoF Ed1tor.-S1rvass informar sus leo
Iores que 81 me escriben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tes mandar6 por correo en carta gelIada 81
plan que seguf por ell cual obtuve 81 rests
oieclmlento permanente u comps Cto de mi
salu9 y Vlgor Yaronu desppes de afios de Bu-
frimientos 0aS debilidad heFviosa. nGrdidaH
nooturnas parties d6biles y atrofadas.
NO es mi idea conssguif dinero de nadis;
tui Fobado estafado por GhArlatanes hasta
perdeF 10 te del geneFo humane. pero, gFaCias
Dtos, estov ahoFa bien vtgorogo Y fnerte. =
Son S9I deaeo ds haceF ccnocer todoB este rome
No teniendo NADIA que ydnder nj opO an.
War g. A. D., no daSeo tlinsro.
DiEsecl6n; h, BFant, Ro1 nalrav. Wish.
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experncia MAQUA DE ECRTBR SMITH
PREMIER Al hu "a aqna Dc escbr mas baEata que Sc ha
Pueso Ven dura mas qqe nnguna ot La pueba de 10
maqunas de oas han sdo rempa~
zadas por la antigua y acredtada.
Haea una vista al TYPEWRTER EXCHANGE Principals
eupo de cinta de dos coOres
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81 q g =. = AN"
CONFITERIA Y REPOsTERIA.

Acabamos de recbr un surdo de chocolates oriondo
Gargo gran variedad de peadas oontes de fruta
cores deS Venchi ambGn de Torno alia) que detaa
mos 4 precios sumamente baratos
Recordamos pdbco que laboratoro de con
brican exquisos duces que concconan
San Juan, dsngu6ndose por aroma, sabor baratura
Continuamente rcbmos duces americanos ca de 100
pleas que detallamos go oentaYos la GAIA.
SERVINGS toda case de encago popios para regalOs tene
Varado surdo de Santos Cupdos toa cae de ador
para confteras x
Especiaidad Biscuit Gac6 Te6fono 258 San Jose IL
Apartado 843
il San Juan Agosto 1905.
>..s| ANGELET HERMAN NOS
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IKl.cAlOR sEnfRAL ]

CONSEID IA LAS MADRES. - El iarabe calmante
81 ia seiora Wnslow debe usarse siempre que los nos
estan el peEiodo lie Ia den eidn Proporcona avio
srmedisto al peuuefo pacienre, produce suGno
~utal .randuilo aia el doot 81 angelic despierts
hauy Vvu dsg1s Es muy aEradable al paladar calma
Al Gino ablanua ercias hvia dolores, hace f.
Giles funGonss del est6msgo 4egula los ntestinoB
Els 81 ejor renedio co1ocido para u diarea va pro
yena esa de Ia dentcion de cualquicra otTa carsa
IingaSe mucho culC ado en- pedT st arab %alSAas ~
~ Ia SefoFRl WtTsnUSI - 81 rasinr dc S9aoG
Free press., 1905-10-21

News comes that j T Bruney
has had paraletic stroke at his
home near Walker. News comes
as we 90 to press that be is rest
ing easy and improving.
The Catholic Fair at the GAR
ball, this week has been complete
success, and attended by crowds,
who have much enjoyed the sport,
In handsome work the display was
elaborate and brought good prices.
Our Frank Meservc of the Smo
key valley again took several fine
prizes for his Galloway cattle at
the K.C. cattle show, and bought
a prize Minnesota buI! to further
Improve his herd.
Free press., 1905-10-21
RepL0qZc G0etchauS

On Wednesday, Oct. 18th. at the
home of B. F Replogle, the BRIDES
parents, west of town, occurred
the beautiful wedding of their
daughter Lou Ella, TO Charles. l..
son of A . D. Goetchius. At 7:30
about 40 guests assembled and to
music bv Miss Lillian Richards the
happy couple appeared and soon
pronounced man and wife by Rev.
Mumford, after which an elegant
supper was enjoyed. The bride
wore q beautiful white silk, the
bridesmaid, Miss Cloe Hines pref
ty pink null. while the groom and
his hest man, Claude Replogle. had
on the regulation black.
The night train took them to
Kansas city where he has a good
position and fitted up cozY home.
Both have grown up here, have a
host of friends who wish them a
long and happy life.
Free press., 1905-10-21
End hand Goods.

| have opened up my store on
South Chestnut street opposite the
Philip Hardware store, and offer
for sale New and 2nd hand House
hold goods at reasonable prices
IT you have any for sac notify
me so may inspect and make you
an offer. t. G.. CARTER
Do you want a Washing ma
chine! You surely do, provided
you can get one that does the work
properly. Call on Henry Wolf &
Son for a Kincaites.
Free press., 1905-10-21

The Art Exhibit at the Normal
closes this, Saturday, evening and
many have been out to inspect 1t
Out at the Normal contractor
Clark Is already having the roof
put on the new boiler house.
Another Hays girl is pushing to
the front, Miss George Virmond
now being one of the teachers at
the State University at Lawrence
Falrport people are much elated
over the new Presbyterian church
now being erected there.
There will be a regular teachers
examination Oct. 81 and % at the
court house
WM. GRABBE, Co. Supt.
Miss Mary Smith, one of the
Normal students, received the sad
news of the sudden death of her
father at their home near Naloma,
and left for there at once.
Three young men of Russell
county, friends of our Mr.. Pierce,
passed thru westward this week
hunting for land for new home
and will try in Cove or Logan.
Before buying a stove call and
see our Round Oak and Wonder
Cooks and Majestic Steel Ranges
Geo. PHILIP & SON.
The 9th District Federated clubs
at Stockton this week with a large
attendance and interesting pro-
gram that was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. Griffith and
Mrs Ward attended as delegates,
from the Hays club. Mrs. j. Fl
Reeder attended as President Of
our club, taking along some speci
mems of fine arts by Hays ladies
to show at the Club exhibition.
Free press., 1905-10-21

We have now on hsnd a fine line
of Heating Stoves for winter
Also good Cook Stoves and Rang
es.
We arc also prepared to put up
stoves, and furnish and repair stove
pipe
Don't forget TO notice our new
sample sewing machines when you
call.
G. ". BeH's hardware.
Free press., 1905-10-21

On Thursday evening the Misses
Markey elegantly entertained twen
tY of their young lady friends at
tea.
Meeting at their cottage at $50
the party were taken to the Cath
oiic Fair where a special table was
awaiting, loaded with all the dain
ties heart could wish, and for a
time that CAV party epjoyed them
selves.
Cooper, the Jewcler, has moved
to Mcpherson county, again leav-
ing the pioneer Shultz monarch of
the field, showing his guarantee on
work or goods sold is always good
as he is always here to make his
promises good
Mrs. Seth Decker has gone to
St Louis for months visit with
her parents. "De old man" feels
SO blue be Is selling goods at half
price, the boys tel
just tc get an. excuse 10 60
there to buy new goods.
Free press., 1905-10-21
FEED
All kinds of
AT MADDEN>s Elevator.


Herb Chittenden, Adie Crlssman
and Rudy Byers drove over with
their big wagons to Reno county,
on the Santa Fe, 10 bring back
some apples.
Fresh COW for sale cheap.
A subscriber has a fresh COW
that gives plenty good rich milk,
for sale cheap. See this Office.
10 cars of cattle shipped from
here last SUNDAY and several each
day this week. 15 cars are already
engaged for tomorrow. Sunday,
shipments.
Wires are already being laid for
next spring campaign and 1t is be-
ing freely told that Sec. of State
Burrow will enter the race for the
nomination for Congress IN this
district. If he does Hill Wilson
will likely AID in his campaign,
which, If successful. will pnt this
county ''In the SWIM"
Free press., 1905-10-21
Notary Public.

Harry Freese has been re appoint
ed by Gov. Hoch as y Notary
Public for years more, making
the 9TH time or % years of that
work. If you have any legal pa
pers To acknowledge before No
tarv. or need leases, contracts or
other legal papers drawn he would
be pleased to have you call at the
Free Press Office. Charges very
reasonable.
Free press., 1905-10-21

At COX's Flour house they
have had prepared joe dandy OF
a flour sack for their trade
Printed in coIors, the design
drawn by one of our Normal stn
dents, big, fat, happy German,
holding his long pipe in one hand,
with the other be Offers you big
frothlng stein of golden beer.
Already there Is demand for
the sacks of flour by our Germans
and Russians to make sofa pillows
of the sacks.
Free press., 1905-10-21

This week marriage licenses
were issued to Joseph Zimmerman
and Katie Rupp,
John Dreiling & Pauline Lang.
Martin Lager e Lizzie Funka
John Leiker & Apnlonia Klaus.
Fred King & Bertha Shondailer
both of Hamilton township
On Thursday CIaud Ctements
OF the Saline valley was married
to bis neighbor, Miss Hattie j..
Burah, Judge Arnold officiating.
The happy couple are both pros
porous young farmers 6 received
the congratulations of their many
frie nds.
Free press., 1905-10-21

The great Alton road proposes
be all the time at the head of
the reap in railroad business to
please the travelling public. With
their Kansas city-Chicago trains
they have won a reputation. Now
they are building up their st Louis
traffic and are offering the grand
est of accommodations to the trav
cling public and fastest time.
Their Red Flyer" leaves K Z
at 10. a. m. reaching St Louis at
Is pm. so as to have supper and
take night trains east. An Ear
ly Bird leaves X c. at 8 pm.
reaching st L at Z am. and now
they have added the Night Hawk"
which lets you visit friends or
theatre In K L. and leaves there
at 11:45 pm. runs like creased
lightning, reaching st L Mt 7.45
IN the morning,
Free press., 1905-10-21
Amother Old eettte4 gone,

The death Of our former rcsldent
George Smith at his home near
Natoma removes another of our
land marks. 35 years ago be was
a buffalo hunter here, would leave
his valuables with Krueger Bros,
go off to hunt buffalo, bringing in
the meat to sell here 1t Is told
that at one time he displeased
Gen, Custer down at Custer island
east of town, by his orders was
tied to wagon wheel ali night and
fiogged the next morning, but got
off by promising. to leave camp
and be good
Free press., 1905-10-21
Souvenir Spoons.

Henry Shultz has received at his
JewelrY store some beautiful sou
yenlr spoons of our town for pres
ents. Sterling silver, of beautiful
designs, yet not expensive. One
engraved Hays city,, another
with view of our Normal school,
and another of our handsome new
Catholic church. AS he has only
a few of each best get one before
all are gone.
Free press., 1905-10-21

The Ellis paper gives this nee
notice of the new church at Wal
ker, on east side of county:
"Our neigSboring town of Wal
ker has done herself proud in cree
ting a fine Catholic church cost
ing $4,000 It is of cut stone and
considered the finest job of stone
work in the country, excepting
none. Stained glass windows are
quite a feature in this church, cost
ing $3.50, also the ceilings are one
,0f the finest jobs in western Kan
sae."
Free press., 1905-10-21
Farmers meeting.

All Farmers who are interested
in the Farmers Co Operative
Shipping Association, and all those
who would like to become mem
bers, are hereby requested 10 at
tend the farmers meeting to be
held at the Court house at HAYS
TO = DAY, Saturday, Oct. 21st
at 2 pm
George GOttschalk, Pres.
Ed P0IGfkG, Sect.
Free press., 1905-10-21

Our Hays Foot ball team seem
better satisfied with themselves
now they have heard the result OF
the second of the Indians college
series of games Here the result
was Indians u Hays O, our
boys giving them a stiff game, but
last week the same Indians met the
ooted eleven OF the University of
r.xas at Austin and the Indians
won easy by Is 10 0
Free press., 1905-10-21
Local Happenings.

A car load of northern cabbage
was brought here this week.
Ice formed again on still water
Sunday morning.
Judd Bell has begun his job of
painting on the Philip residence.
Some of our ladies who forgot
to take in somo of their house
plants got them frozen last week.
1t Is next Thursday afternoon
that the Presbyterian Aid society
meet at James H. Reeder's home.
Lots of awful fine wheat is be.
ing hauled to town now a days.
Roads couldn't be finer.
Fifteen cars of Thresher Coal
must be sold in thirty days at
Maddep'S eLevGt0r.
Chris Madseu of the Fairport
nelghborhood has had quite tus
sci withtYphoid fever.
Klbbey, the Ellis druggist, has
sold out to Sallna parties who are
now running the business.
Bissing's started the crude oil
to running this week and now his
electric light plant Is run by that
instead of coal.
Free press., 1905-10-21

For SaIe:-Our old home place
III the east part of town. Seven
large rooms. 10 good condition.
For Rent = The house where
Geo. Drake has been living, the
second building south of our store.
Two large rooms and an attic.
Inquire of Geo. Phifp q Son
Free press., 1905-10-21
Nlfit bc1tl arocilten &er9nueocn thun


9ltit Oclrl 9rOciiten &cr9nue9cn tbun
mir tllnb, bail mir bic aQeini9c 2t9entltr
ba6en fuer BEN GerfauI uon Ooit's Gem
olinO Ntebl fuer $0aps. 0ieies 0tebl
mirb Don !0errr 9oit an Die 0iesicrlmg
Der Sercini9teu Staatcn geIiefert luo
lit baS bette @cbl III &anlas.
9Sir perfaufen atdb Yoft's Jioi9b Yat,
cnt, Ooit's !6al6 9SOnb, SoIinG Sea-
cOd @oi9b Eatcnt, 0citber'S {)igb 4at>
ent, Seit6er's Gos9cn 9Sc6t rnO &ucm
mel, unb mIer beruc6intcs GS&S
braun 8yobz. Me6t.
&aufet fein Atebl, bis ibr gcIpro9cu
Dabt nit Cor, Dem Re6l7&aufTman
uon Says.
Free press., 1905-10-21
Small pigs for sale

l offer for sale at my farm Z
miles southwest of Hays, several
fine young Pigs, at 81 reasonable
price. See or address Hays P.O.
LOUIS KRAUS.
Now that it has turned cold,
the nights run down below freez
ing point, and con. siderable ice
forms. If you have ia City water
works put the pipes in shape be-
fore a cold snap puts you to big
expense.
Tuesday Alvin Seelec of the
south Smokey country bought of
the railroad company the Sw4 OF
section 3, town 16, range 19, Just
over the Rush county line, south
of Hays, which gives him a 4SO
farm in that section. So much for
being a successful Kansas farmer
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The Ladies Saturday Afternoon
Club hold their next meeting Oh
Saturday. Oct. %, with Mrs Harry
Freese With this
PRoGRAM.
OfheETO
Repeat the Collcct
Roll call
Secretary's report.
Reading of Act 1 l., Scenes 1 .&S
Parliamentary Hrill.
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Money! Money!
l have money to loan on fan q
security at lowest rates with ptioI'
to repay in installments. Money
on hand when papers are sig ned.
H. " OSHHI VT
Free press., 1905-10-21
Scotch cooley pups.

Offer for sale some Ped,llgreed
Thoroughbred Scotch Cooley Pups
at nv ranch on the Smokey south
of Muaj'r, or address HAYS Z, o.
for prices and particulars Same
kind of deg as DR. SnYder's.
I'm lfolLen5eck
Free press., 1905-10-21
Doino Good.

Aristotle says: "All actions have a
tendency to reproduce themselves and
thus to produce habits, or states of the
will BY doing just things man be-
comes just; by doing brave things he
becomes brave
Free press., 1905-10-21
Bull dog lost.

Strayed from my farm in Buck
eye a half grown bull dog.
A reward will be paid for any
information leading to recovery,
HENRY EICKBUSH.
Free press., 1905-10-21
orinin of neaIIerx eods." !"

The expression among the gods"
and gallery gods" is said TO have
originated from the fact that the cell
ing of Drury Lane theater, London,
was formerly painted in imitation of
q blue sky and feecy clouds, among
which a great number of Cupids were
disporting themselves.
Free press., 1905-10-21

Geo. Philip & Son sells Round
Oak Heaters & Furnaces, Wonder
cast Cooks and Ranges, and Majes
tic Steel Ranges
Free press., 1905-10-21

Round Oak Heaters & Furnaces.
Wonder cast Cooks and Ranges &
Majestic steel Ranges for sale by
Geo. Philip & Son.
George Drake is living in and
improving his new home On south
Oak street and fenced it with 4
foot woven wire Trees and other
improvements will soon follow.
Farmer Jake Kippes finds it We
ry handy to have some good, vii
ling children for they can help in
hauling to market his big wheat
crop, easllv driving in the load
that brings 30 or $40.
Free press., 1905-10-21
Special sale Of books.

We will offer for sale all of our
Copyright Books of last year at
COST for the next 80 days to
make room for new stock ordered.
Call early for Bargains.
J. II. SPRATT &c 60.