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New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
MENUS FOR EVERY DAY.
Mrs. Rorer,s Nevo Book also In
cludes Special Bills of Fare.

Mrs Roror has been the guide, philosopher and
friend of so many thousands OF young moole
aged and old housekeepers since she hrst began 70
write cookery other kinds Of books that multi
tudes will hail with peculiar pleasure the an
nouncement Of a new manual from her pen. Mrs.
Rorer's Every Day Menu Book" by Mrs. Sarah
Tyson Rorer (Arnold & Co, Philadelphia), is just
what its name implies. It is a book Of menus, Of
skeleton meals, with suggestions for serving and
decorations.
The first section-cOnsiderably more than half
the book-is devoted to menus for S65 days, so ar
ranged as to be practicable for use in any year.
Then follow hfty-five pages of menus for special
occasions, including golf luncheon Russian tea,
japanese tea, Easter luncheon. st. PatriclG's Day
luncheon birthday supper, chafng dish supper,
Thanksgiving Day dinner. Lenten. Halloween and
Christmas dinners and mems game. fish and oyster
dinners. And the best Of it all is. each menu and
description Of decorations is accompanied by cut
showing Just how everything should 90.
Company luncheons-Twelve o'clock breakfasts" "
occupies thirty-one pages, with menus for "a few
lawn suppers,' "a few simple luncheons for eight
persons" bridesmaids uncheons. elaborate u
o'clock breakfasts. "a few simple company u
o'clock breakfasts. chafng dish luncheons. clover.
daisy and cobweb luncheons. and a chocolatIere.
Last Of all comes a group Of menus without meat.
which Mrs. Rorer characterizes as attractive,
palatabIe inexpensive" "And II certainly is q
lief and then she adds. 'to sit down to
dinner composed entirely of clean vegetable foods.
1t is one thing to be vegetarian, and another
hygienic vegetarian. 1t is foolish indeed. to eat
foods badly cooked and in bad condition simply
because they vegetable foods
As a general suggestion Mrs. Rorer comments
the value of the chatting dish on Sunday and Mon
day. my Sunday arrangement is. I think,
worthy of trial by the average housewife she
says. Let the breakfast be light and nutritious.
something easily prepared and cleared away Serve
chafing dish luncheon at 1 o'clock. for which all
the things have been arranged the night before
Then at o'clock serve good substantial chahng
dish supper. This enables every one to go to
church. both morning and evening. II he or she so
desires, and gives the servants a day Of rest
The following series of menus for the first week
in April gives hint OF contents Of the Every
Day Menu Book:
APRIL
First Sunday.
Breakfast.
Beauregard Eggs Toast.
Coffee.
Dinner.
Clear Soup with Suet Balls.
Roasted Duck Walnut Stufhng.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

The caraco seems to be a general term which
applies to any loose Jacket and which Is no
longer restricted to the original garment that
vas copied from the loose sleeveless sack worn
oy French peasant women. The caraco may
now have sleeves. although they are ant to be
snort and indefinite 1t may be made without
sleeves, thereby bringing the lace underblouse
nj" prominence Another fashion noted in silk
gowns is the skirt and caraco over a lingerie
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

valley lily, combined with that wonderful bloom
the orchid.
The Nine Enchantress rose combined with the
Farleyance fern. if deftly handled is peculiarly
appropriate for the bouquets of the maid of honor
and the bridesmaids.
A series Of arches of smilax, earlanded In white
roses is extremely attractive for church cere-
mony. In the pictures herewith the chancel rail
is decorated with clusters Of roses tied with white
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

eelPt or 10 cents Please give number OF patteI1
ahd oust measure distinctly Address Pattern Io,
Pottlneht, NeW-4 ork Tribune. il in a hurry
PathIeTn pats send an extra twO-cent stamp and we ~
man Oy letter postage in sealed envelOPa.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

Dinner.
Clear Soup with Suet Balls.
Roasted Duck. Walnut Stufhng.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

chiffon ribbon From the centre Of the arch de-
bends a cluster Of wedding bells OF white roses
There should be harmony not only between the
bou0Uets of the bridal party and the general scheme
Of church decoration but between the latter and
the decorations al the home, II the wedding Tecep-
ton is TO take place there II the same floral ideas
be extended the refreshment tables the result is
distinctly attractive. A mound OF tWined gEnlIa1
surrounds. in the illustration, an artificial pond
and fountain, worked by tiny electric motor
French roses orchids and Farleyance ferns. and
clusters Of white ribbon and valley lilies complete
the design.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

stewed Turnips
Celery
Peach Ice Cream canned peaches).
Supper
lemon Br9ilsa 9tIi6 sardines on 1T Toast
Sponge Cake.
First Monday.
Oatn.Sal. Milk.
Minced Duck on Toast.
Brown Sauce.
Planned o,,,.r5 Luncheon.
Celery 6FoWn Bread
Coffee Whipped Cream.
Nut Roll, Sauce Hoilandaisa
scal;oped Tomatoes.
Mock Charlotte
First Tuesday.
Fruit.
Spanish o"elet Coffee Gluten Gems.
Broiled Tripe. Cabbage SALAD
Brown Bread Coffee'
Dinner
Peanut soup.
BAKED Mac9roui aud Cheese
Mayonnaise of Celery
Toasted Crackers
Apple Charlotte.
First Wednesday
Breakfast
chopped Dates in Hot Farina
'~-''
cor,e. Toast
Luncheon
Corn Fritters canned corDN
Tomato Sauce.
brown Bread ana Butter
Tea.
Dinner
Clear Soup with German FariD,
Blocks.
Boiled Rice. Stewed TomaYoo.
Cold Asparagus, French Dressing
Banana Pudding
First Thursday
Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Hamburg Steaks
Cornmeal Gems
Coffee
Welsh Rabbit. Toast
Coffee.
Cream OF ASPARAGUS p4ai,. soup asparagus butts).
Canned Beets with Butter
SeFuSalem PuddipE
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

One Of the melancholy effects OF working BY
artificial light is that 1t fades the eyes. IN
stances have been known It Is said. OF deep blue
eyes becoming light gray from prolonged work
at night with no protection from the glare OF
the gas. Fortunately 1t Is not impossible 10
restore by proper care and medical treatment
some at least OF the brightness OF the eyes when
1t has been lost.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

with crowns Of black Chantilly lace and little
bowknOt pattern done in blue ribbon. This
same trimming finishes the decolletage.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21

IOle, iolgeuoe grtldrung ab ygBie
Die 8erbdltniiie nugenbliflih linn,
giebt es i'm @efdnguis nur cine s3elle,
meI6e fir 6raueu bienen fam uno in
oieier Belle 1T cine Srriinnige unterges
bra4t. (8ieielbc puroe leBten 5am=
tag nah Dantton gebradt.) 8as @e=
fdngnis lit iOungeiunO. pie nur oents
bar, troboem Die Dor stpei SSabren sur
llnterIuhuno eingeieBte 1yurn ole 3us
Itdnoe i'll Ibdrilter WeiIe taoelte. IS
lit biz ieBt aber feline glbbulie gei9afien
morDen.
sfm erIten Stodpert linO bic mdnnlis
den8efangenen untergebraht uno fir
gerIonen ueibliheu @jeihlents mirO
oas Obere StOfpert gem6bnlidb reiers
Oirt. 8arin Iino bier ,eiIerne Qdfige, 4
in nel9en auaenblidlih 3nei Snoiauer
unteroebra6t iino, pelhe fib i'm leBten
Staoium Der Shminoiudt beiinoen
uno oeren 5po ieOen 2lugenblif ein=
treten fann. Sbrs gtamen Iino Charles
gBells uno 5itus Come. sic merOen
BON Or. @ermain bebanoelt uuo l0n=
nen unm6ghh i'm erIten Stofnert nit
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len tdglib oesinfiSirt peroen. 2IuBer=
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uno Die @efangenen baben pdbreno
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fdngnis fiir meibli9e geriOnen. Sd
bin oaber ge5mun9en, bic 4ugetlagte
in ibrer ei9eueu WObuuu9 Su bema9en,
reip. bemahen 8u laien."
Spmeit Der Sheriff.. Sas Publiz
fun lit aber iIber5eugt, ooB cine garme
5rau Qeaen nel9e 10 idmere Snois
cienbepeiie Dorld9en, oennoh ius @e=
fdn9niB gcbradt uno aud Elm paiieH=
gla5 gefln0en mOrOen pdre.
8ns5ooescertififat BON 8r.
8ermain.
56arf miro aud 8r. @ermain tri=
tiitrt, neil bieier Den llmitduoen nah
ein Sterbecertifitat in Der BON
ibm fir gut befunoenen g8eiIe aus=
Qeitellt babe uno neil Der Coroner
auf @ruuo oieies Certificates teiuen
Snqueit an9eorouet babe. 8as @erti=
fitat BON Or. @ermain lit i'm BeiiB
oes ItdOtiIhen 8eiunbheitsbeamten 81.
5ufts uno cine Qbi3rift DerIelben be-
finoet lih ua6 neu geisBlinen 8eitim=
munaen in Den Bithern beg @Dunt1s
oerihtclerts 6. o. 4euD. Dds Grigi=
nal oes @ert.fifats lautet:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21
GoitorieILc StreifIidlter

8as am |. Sanuar 1907 In RraIt
tretenOe geieB, wel6es bic Steuer auf
QIlto6ol, nelher oenaturirt, B. +. ourn
3ufii0en ben1iiher W2iIbungen als 9es
trdnt unbrauhbar gemaht fpproen lit,
aufbebt. miro iih fur bic SSuouitrie
uno 2anouiriidaIt unieres 2anoes
BON groBem Gorteil erpieien. Sine
goH3e an5abl neuer SnouitrieSDeige
miro entitehen. bic bislane in 5olge
Der 9lltoboliteuer ni6t ms Seben tree
ten tonnten uuo oiele S$noultrien, tpel=
DE ourh bic Steuer iturf 9e6inoert
mareH, neroen iiC1 neiter entpifeln
t6nnen. yn eriter Reibe biirfte Die
S5uOuitrie IN 6bemitalien, bic bel uns
inn gergleidl Su au0eren 2dn0ern nod
iebr riifitdnDig lit, in Die S6be tOm=
men, mas bel unIerem riergen Serr
braud in 0ieIen Sdaren einen beoeus
tenoen 4Ofen ausmadt, fiir ben mir
iebt oas @jelo an oas gluslano Sablen
miihen. Saf= uno 6arbenfabrIten,
Die 6abritation BON S9ieBpulDer,
pbotograp6ii1eu 9latten uno ibers
baupt DuBeuoe pon 6abrifatiOns=
3nei9en, tDnnen nit iteuerfreiem al=
tobol 10 billig arbeiteu, oab mir oarin
pom QuslanOe unabbdn9ig gsitellt Uer=
ben. iSiir bic tleinsn @eindftsbetriebe,
bic bisber auf @aiolin fir 8etriebs-
spede angemielen iparen, auf oas Der
STANDARD Sil SruIt oas Wionoppl
bate, bietet Der iteuelfreie Spiritus
einen billigeren unO melt ueniaer ges
fdbrlihen @rlab. un0 mas Die 9au0s
pirtIdaft anbetrifit, 10 liegt Der 8or=
tell, Der i6r aus lteuerfrciem Nltobol
ernddlt, auf Der 6ano. SeG 6ar=
mertaun ieBt ale m % ihen
BroDutteibrem npllen 8ert
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limb, nm ais 9tu b.
.rungsmittel Derfauft } IL
peroen uno 9orn, oasmegen
lleberprobuttipn ais 9ta b.
.rungsmittel teinen 4b B
finoet u. q. nj. t0nnen MN sur
% innung ODn 9 ptritu 3
oermenoet meroen. Ben n
Die 6Grmer jeBt # d in ben
Der hieoenen @egenoen 5us
9emein fame
Brennereieu na9 Dem Nfu.
ter Der DON oielia6 Ell Il i
renoen gemein amen W Oltes
reien bilben, 10 merOen iie
'neue, ungeabnte SOrteil e
ausi9rem @runD uno 8poen
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Der YorausfeBun9, OaB 8
Mot einem Sruft gelin g t.
bas geiammte Prpoutt Su
m onopDItlieren.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21

len, ganS 9lei6giiltig, mas Die Jolgen
Ooer oielleidt ole gelohnung fir iein
Shmeigen gemeien ndren. g8enn ibm
ni6t me9en DBeibHlfe gum OtOroe"
pom Qlnpalt 6irbp ihnere Strafe in
9lusIidt geItelt noroen mdrs. bate
@rifion biellei6t nod nidt bic belaIteu-
Den 2lusiugen 9emadt. 3uerit babe
er BON nidts niilen molen. 2ebtere
2Ingabs nur0e bon einem 0errn osr
9eputation bon qartiton gemabt,
nelbe Die Siour 6als 8ebDroe ener=
aid angling, cine genaue llnteriuduna
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21

0a Die GiienbGbnen Iehr nieori9e
8aten BON Chicago, ct. 9Ouis uuo
Crten am Mlhouri gepdbren, niro
fiir oieIen CONNER Elm bsIonoers gro.
Ber 3usug bon Qinlieolern uno 9lus=
fliiale-n eriuariet. 8ereits jebt fOms
men 10 Diele 6remoe na6 &apio @itp
in Den 8lad 0iGs, bag taum Inter-
funft 9snI9 I'M Grte 9eihaiien meroen
tann uno 3ahlreine BEipat9ebduoe Sur
llnterbrin9ung Der 6remoen in Ans
iprab aeuomnlen iperoen.
Der g8ert oes @runOeigentums an
Der 5nuptltraBe lit auf oas oreis bis
Dierfa1e geltlsgen uno es qiebt in
Gapio @itn tein leeves 6aus. Nleb=
rere i'm Bau beTinoli9en 9duier iino
bereits permietei.
Die gambler bon BarmuaTbinen
iagen, oaB menn man aus Der Menge
Der pertauFten Dlaldinen I1lieben
tam, bic bebaute gDoenfi1he in oie-
fem Sabre eegen bic borber9ehenben
Sabre min0elfens beroOppelt fuerDen
tnlrn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21
9aeue Gin3et6eifen.

Staatsanpalt Quinn bon garfIton
bat oen GoIier nit oen Gleioern oes
totem U}dohens erbalten. gr puroe
unter 8siiein BON 3sugen ge6iinetuuo,
ME es beiBt, mar ieoes &leicun9sitiif
blutbefledt. Qlub roden lie nab 5er=
pentin, auBeroem louen Spuren bon
0pl3al5e eefunoen porDen iein. Or.
GlneD uou Siour Sails nil i'm gan5en
40 Wuuomertmale an Dem G6rper oes
NtdOdsns geiunoen baben. SAT- tein
Sell am Qar5en ROrper mar bell.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21

Sn 2lnbetrabt Der entge9engeieBien
9lusiaeen aller iibri9en Su9e3ogenen
9er3te 9egen 8eiteben DOn 3udertrant=
belt iIt mObl nod ielten Elm 2lrSt reip.
Elm gltteit pom gublitum oermaBsn
tritiiirt mOroen, ais oasieni9e BON Or.
8ermaiu, Der Die Sterbenoe ra4 ieinen
ei9enen 9lusiagen nur am /. SUM be-
banoelte uno trob Der, iel6it 9aien
IpIort in Die 2lugen ipringenoen Yer=
oadtsmomente es nit ieinem dr3tliden
@eninen pereinbar fano, Elm jabre=
lan9es Seiteben BON 9lutarmut uno
3uderfrantbeit tD ais llriade oes plObs
liden SOoes 81 bei9einiaen.
6rau 3aufmann ertranft.
Qlm 6leitag lebter @oae muroen
nuf @rIu6en BON Sheriff Pbillips Der
@ountpnr5t Or. Billion uno Or. Glnep
mad Der Soufmann'iden geobnung
citirt, INN ben 3ultano Der ertrantten
2lngetln9ten bebufs epentueler lleber=
iiibrun9 ms @efan9nis Su unterIu4en.
gtad ben AusIa9en Der genannten
2ler3te, mar bic 2lnqetlagte in einem
iebr nerp6ien 3uftanoe uno beoentl:b
trant unO ne bieBen Die lleberfiibrung
ms 8efdnQnis fiir unSuldiiig, 5umal
me9en Der 3ultdnoe inn Befdn9nis.
Sn 8artRon, g. ..
Der 0erausgeber D. 81. ,eiIie leBten
8onnerltag na9 Yartiton, no Die
@ltern Der lluglidliden mobnen. Sic
4ufregung unter Der ganSen 8ebOlte=
rung uno in 9ut1inion Gountp lit
cine iebr 9roBe .unO Die Stimmung
cine lebr erbitterte. Siaatsnnmali
Orr miro ibarf tritiiirt. eaB er
truB Der 8eroa6tmomente ii1 aH=
fangs iebr ldffis seseigt babe, Die In
terIu6ung 9runbli9 aufSunehment
2luoere empfahlen FIR bic 9ln9etla9tl
2pubjuiti3 Dr. @ermaju's 2lttef mirt
b0bniih perlaAt; anoer2 teilten oen
9erausgeber NIT, nab, menn Der 8er-
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oOn Ner5ten fur irriinnig eFtldren 81
laiien, Iie ibrerieits Die beiten 9lutori'
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wnrOen, um Die su 6ooe MlarterunC
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biiferung lit cine tpeitgebenOe. 8i
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21
2lms Dem Staate.

9li6t libel 1T fot9enbe iatiriide Be
mertung iiber Die 8eOeutung Der PldBe,
mo Die politi;1en StaatscOnDentiOuen
abgebalten mlroen: 9ie Republitaner
batten ibre Convention in SiOur
sails, neil li6 baielblt oas 3udtbaus
beiinoet, Die 8emotraten in Dantton,
neil bort bas Srrenaipl tit unO Die
3emperenSler in Reofielo BON megen
oes oOrti9en Snitituts FIR Shwaqs
IiHHigel
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21
acr5tlifrs slttrft.

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i'd Die perltorbene 9lgnes 8olreis
ppm l. SUM 1906 biz l. SUM
1906 (aIiO nur am /. SUM =
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baB Die SoossurIade na9 meis
nem beiten gBiiien uno tSepifen
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SaupturIa6e = @broniide
8lutarmut.
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belt unb @angrens (abiierbungss
proceB.)
7auer-@inige Sabre.
Srt, no 5u9e5ogen-2
Datum Oes 2ltteites-2. SUM
1906.
(llnteritbrifD 80. u. @ermain
9lr5t pDer Coroner.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-06-21

9qppIeon'sI puls d lug
uur pisrsiamal in Der Minate.
Free press., 1906-05-05
Merchant of Denice.


Last Friday evening the new
Normal Gymnasium was filed
with an appreciative audience to
see the " Merchant of Venice play
ed by Prof. Matthew and some of
his elocution class and friends and
were well paid for attending.
The large hall was handsome,
the electric lights showing it and
the play to perfection. The seen :
cry, furnished by tho *. G. Scenic
Co., was the handsomest ever seen
here-a room or court scene that
was pretty and realistic, while the
street scene drop curtain was beaa
tiful in It's coIors, lights and shad
ows, variety of buildings and real
istic, and equalIing any eastern
theatrical scene, and with the large
opening showed off to perfection.
Of the acting nothing but the We
ry highest praise is due every
actor. nota prompt or wrong move
made, the acting graceful and life
like & elected continual applause.
The costumes from Omaha were
appropriate and the handsomest
ever seen here and we'll worth the
expense of procuring them
Bisslng's orchestra and Mrs Shiv
ley furnished appropriate music
that was much enjoyed.
To Prof Matthew much credit
is due for getting up the play
which gave our citizens an evening
of great pleasure and it is hoped
he will give us another.
Free press., 1906-05-05

Easter LILY Ledge No. 1877. De
gree of Honor. was honored last
Tuesday evening by visit of 10
saphene Weatherby of Emporia,
Grand Chief of the Lodge. Our
AOUW and their families respond
en- well to the extended invitation.
After an address from the Chief,
ice cream and cake and a pleasant
evening enjoyed and thanks are
extended to all who helped make
the lady's visit so pleasant.
Free press., 1906-05-05
HAYS NEEDS
JUST SUCH A HALL.

The handsome hall where every
one could see and hear, the big
stage, with a 25 foot wide and Is
foot high stage opening, electric
lights controlled by a button, the
handsome scenerv-all this out at
the new Normal hall showed what
this town can have-should have
and many who attended couldn't
sec why we haven't had for the
last ten years, while the large at
tendance, who walked. J a mile
beyond the depot TO the hall well
demonstrated our people were anx
to attend good entertainments.
But this new hall cant be rented
to any kind of a travelling show
can only be used by the Normal
people or that they bring here.
If our people want larger hall
with these modern improvements
1t will have to be built in our town
apart from ihe school and will not
interfere with them.
That new proposed Arena would
have larger stage, 5 foot wider
opening, 5 drop curtains. 500 ele-
vated reserved seats. every scat
good one, besides the several hun
dred general seats, lit by electric
ltY and acetylene lights, 4 dres-
sing rooms On stage and for
the audience and ample fire pro-
lection and escapes. Not so hand
some as city theatres but as con
venlent and good for any shows
we will get here for years. 1t is |
hoped that Western Theatrical CIR
cult will 90 on and give us the
new hall and good shows although |
our citizens did not give then the
encouragement they asked from
our business men and good play
lovers who want a new ball as
they expected and get in other
places.
With such a hall we have the
local talent in our town and Nor
NAL that could give US an enter
tanning entertainment every two
weeks at popular prices.
Free press., 1906-05-05

Lawn mowers for $500 & up
at Geo. Philip & Son store.
Peaches have set splendldly on
the trees and be a grand crop if
they don't freeze mp this month.
Cox's Elevator have added a Z
horse engine to their business and
are remodeling their elevator.
Mrs James H. Reeder on Sat
urday received word of the death
of her father at his home in North
Carolina and left for there by first
tram,
Shoemaker of Victoria IS com
planning of editor Mulrey trying
to run the democratic party and
trying tc parcel ont the Offices,
and is in open rebellion.
Mr.. Tanner of Switzerland has
returned from his California trip.
He YVES within a few hours, and
bound that way, when the earth
quake and fire hit San Francisco.
On Friday he started on his
homeward trip.
The KIncaltcs Ideal washing
machine is not only Il washing ma
chine IN Dame. but the most SER
viceabIe and simple one made.
SEQ 1t at Henry Wolf 6 Sons
hardware store.
Free press., 1906-05-05
Very low Rates 20 GsHforvis

Very low Rates 20 GaH6oruia
on account of the Convention at
LosAngeles, Cal. May 7th to 10th
OF the Imperial Council Ancient
Arabic Order Mobiles of the Mys-
tic Shrine the Onion Pacific has
authorized a very low round trip
rate to SanFranclsco & LosAnge
les. Tickets on sale from April
25th to May 5th 1906.
For rates, sleeping car reserva
tions & Cailfornia literature write
to A. w. Noble, UP. Ry Agent.
Free press., 1906-05-05
Blue grass seed.

Around our town the blue grass
lawns are looking so handsome and
green many want to plant their
yards and 1T is plenty of time.
Drop postal to F Barteldes & Co
OF Lawrence, Kan. what you are
wanting and they will send it to
you thru this Office and we guar
antee you Will get the best of seed
at the lowest possible price.
Free press., 1906-05-05

With the now Normal hall it
means a pretty room for the next
winter lecture course there, either
with the stage, rostrum or stere-
optican gallery.
Her. many friends are sorry to
hear Mrs Geo. Troth tell that she
is going to leave Ellis county, the
farm she occupying being leased
and cant be bought at a reasonable
price, and she will move to Cove
IN the fall, near her relatives, hav
ing bought a garden spot there.
Now VIC must record the death
of mother Gallagher, at Denver,
where she had gone on a visit to
her children, Jim & Mamie only a
short time ago. The body was
brought here Thursday and buried
beside her husband and children.
One good result of the street
scraping being done it is going to
cut down the ugly water trench
ridges that have been a nuisance
the past year, besides giving the
streets a grade and killing the mul
tItude or weeds.
On Tuesday, June 5th the view
ers are to examine and report on
the question of vacation of the
south Chestnut street road opposite
the Thomas residence and opening
of new road on the F. r. Bus
sard tract west of the hedgerow.
Free press., 1906-05-05

On Thursday the new gasoline
motor passenger car of the Union
Pacific stopped here for a few mo.
ments for :he inspection of "nr cit
izens. On lis way from Denver to
Topeka. 1t was very handsome
Inside and ouside, and be very
cheap, convenient for quick time,
light and frequent service.
Free press., 1906-05-05
Notice for Publication. No. ,,-6

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Colby, Kansas. March Y6, 1oo6.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of mis- intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge of Ellis county, Kansas, al
Hays, Kansas, on May s, 1906, viz:
Grace Anna Mullen, formerly Grace Anna
Hall, --H. E. No. 274z7. fCT the SeHNeX
SHSe4 = NeHSe4 of Sec. II. town rs,
Range ~ ives, She names
the following witnesses to prove her con
tinnance residence upon and cultivation of
said lad, viz:
William Harman Emmerson z. Balls.
Alfred Barnes. Harry FeIton,aIl Of HAYS. ks.
A H AkS, RsgfsteE,
Free press., 1906-05-05

Those who attended the play at
the Normal Gymnasium last Fri
day evening and enjoyed the play
should help advertise the new Nor
NAL bv sending out the souvenir
postal cards showing a very pretty
view of the building. At Farley's,
Spratt's and Decker's stores.
Free press., 1906-05-05

WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant MANAGER
gman or wOman) for this county and ad
Joining territory. Salary $50 and ex-
PenSes paid weekly; expense money
advanced. Work pleasant; position pcr
mancnt: No Investment or experience
required Spare time valuable. Write
at once for fun particulars and enclose
self addressed envelope
SUPERINTENDENT.
Al 1S2 Lake street, Chicago, III.
Free press., 1906-05-05
RANTED

10 men in each state to trav-
el, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary
$500 per month. $3. per day
for expenses.
Royal Supply Co Dept. n.
Atlas Block. Chicago, Ills.
Free press., 1906-05-05

Wanted:- Two men IN each
county to represent and advertise
Hardware department, put out sam
pies OF our goods. etc. Travel
Position or Office Manager. Sala
ry $50. per month, cash weekly.
with all expenses paid in advance.
We furnish everything. Write
The Columbia House.
Dept. 61O Monon Bldg,
81 Chicago. Ills.