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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
0reRer Gissatbnms= Serfamf.

Sas esiammte @runbeigentbum
spif9en South unb Werriu 5trabe
uno ben alten @eleiien Der s. W. &
s. giienbabn eina eefern In ben ge,
fib Der pennipluania giisnbabngeiea-
idaft tiber. Ser 2aufpreis betrdgt
an $400, 900. Sur9 ben Nnfauf bie-
Ter @runbRiids erbdlt bie 8abngeiea.
idaft eine ununterbro9ene 6ront an
9slamars, bon South ihbIih Bis our
Nortuooo StraBe; bas gigenthum 3tpi.
i9en lebterer unb Merril etrabe puroe
bereits Dor unssfdbr 80 Sabrsn bon
Der gabnseisli9aft ansetauft. Dem
gernehmen nod wirb bas Serritorium
our 2esuns weitersr &angir. @sleife
uno @rridtuns zines neuen 6ra9ts
gabnbofes aur 8erwenbuns fOmmsn.
@srtiatusiie berIautst, bab aud nod
bas seiammte gigentbum bon Wor-
iuooo etrabe iiblid Bis our Mc@artp
Strabe aneefauft merben fpll.
Die Mistber unb bisberieen gieen.
tbhmer bes gansen Difritts iinb aufs
seforbert worben, innerbaI6 ueniaer
Woden ben plab 3u rdumen; tpdbrenb
bes fommsnben Spmmers miro bas
neue gabnbofs=@ebduoe gebaut tuer=
belt.
Solgenbes III cine 2ifte Der einaelnen
@runbifhde unb Der bafhr bsaablten
preiie:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Trsmoise 11eberraidnns.

Die aetibsn Witglisbsr bss ySnbia.
uapOIis 2isOertrana" srinnertsn fiG am
SOnnsrita9 ibres lsiosnbsn Sanses-
6ruoers. 9errn Suffau SOn9us, uni
mattsn R9, 49 Mann Hart, nad iei-
nsr @Obnung, go. 312 On Nsbrasta.
Straks, auf, um ihm cine freuoigs
nsbsrrai9ung 3u bereiten. 9srr Don.
gus. Der bstanntlit Dor einiger 3eit
bsioe geine brad. uuBts bic aufmert.
famtsit Der Sdn9er bon 3u ptroigen.
@snn au4 nod lanse ni9t an sin'
polige gBieoerberfteuuns gu oenfen iit,
befinbet fi4 Der &seOnbalsscsnt bod
enti9ieben auf bem Wsse Der geferung.
Die &td9euinnung boiler @eiunbbsii
piro bOffentli9 ni9t all3u lanse msbr
nusbleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Sur lsttsn &ube befattst.

Inter 3ablrsi6sr gstbsiligung fano
geitern 0a6mittae bic 8serbisuna Der
in Ai6spiIs, Noro @arolina, oerftorbe'
nsn Jrau 2inp pfafflin. aeb. 5rsnBel,
Satin BON 9snrp u. pfaHIir, BON
Der @ohnuns ibrer Wutter, go. 6l8
Norb OF Strabs aus ffatt.
Serr paiior Peters bon Der 3ions'
tir6e ipra9 trofrei9s Worte i'm
Srausrbauie iomobl als aud am @rabe
unb elm Quartett bes vWdnner6or"
betsbeno aus ben Serrsn &uoOlf Whls
Ter, 8ietor Sole, Charles aoams unb
@miI Steinbilber fang TN 9auie bic
2ieoer YshB unb rubis" unb yueber
ben Sternen" uno am @rabe bic su
5er3en sebenoen 2ieoer vunter allen
Wipfeln iff Stub" iomie .Ga l1nten iH
Sub.
als Babrtudtrdser funeirtsn bis
9erren gement 2pman, gilbert 2ieber,
6ermnnn Spranbsl, 6srmann Webel,
6snrp 2angisntamp uno 6srb. Whasr.
Wie GROCER geliebtbsit fip bic Der.
forbsne bel ihren 2eb3sitsn erfreute,
III aus Der iiberrei&'nansabl praGpolIe,
glumsnIpenoen 3u srmsR.n, iuslde bor
6rsunoen als lebter 2iebss.Beweis ge.
ianot maren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Nsmer Tabrplau ;mti9em Gbi
easo mmo Cincinnati.

Ulit benz 4. Wdr3 triit fur bic 3hge
Der penniplbania Babn 3wif9en @bi'
ca9o unb Cincinnati Elm neuer 5abr.
plan In &raft.
3ua go. IL berldBt Chicago Tim
1901 ubr Worsen9s. errei8t Snbia'
napolis um 6 llbr unb fommt tn @in-
cinnati um 8 llbr Wurgens an; 3uo
go. z perldbt Cincinnati um 1901
ubr MOrgens unb errei9t Chicago tibe,
Hi9monb unb anberfon um 8 l1b,
Wor9ens.
Die neuen 3tiee go. z unb IL fom=
men tiber Meit pulmann uno Wef
MabiIon I'm Union 8abnbof In @bi=
caaO an, ebenio tpie bic alten 3hgt
TO. l9 uno 1S, psl9s Cincinnati uni
@bicago Inn 10 l1br refp. 11.35 ub'
gOrmittass usrlafsn. Die 3hgs No. ]
uno 6 ssbsn wie bisbsr unbsrdnosr'
iiber Bsrnies, gnglepooo uno eols'
bour gum Union Babnbof tn @biea9o'
3us go. IL fabrt einen S3laf'
tpasen nit f9. Der Worgens 6 ubr II
Snoianapolis ausssisst tpirb; paRa'
eisre brau4em benislben ni9t Dor 7.3t
llbr 81 berlafien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Nspn6lifantiae GousreB=
gonbenttom.

Am "a. Wdr3 foa Die republifanii9e
@ongreBs Contention bes z. Sifritts
ftat!finben. @s bdngt iebo8 nod ba.
BON ab, ob @onsrsb abssorbnstsr
Operfreet, befen anueienbeit our
Contention ertuanf9t III, On benz
8age bier Iein tann. Sollte oiss ni9i
Der Ga0 iein f6nnen, 10 pirb bic gon.
BENTON auf einen anoersn Sag bsrlssi
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
1ir iambere Wolfereten.

Der FdbtiT9s @siunbsbeitssgeamte
Or. gugen gueblsr bat eine &eibe bon
8oriariftsn srlaKen, our8 wsl&e ois
MiI9mirtbi9aftsn uno @olfereisn ss'
3uungsn tperben follen, BET ibrsn BEE
triebsn bic sr6Bte Sauberteit berri1sn
au IaRen.
Msnig obsr sar ni&ts III tn bieist
Ri&tuns bisbsr setban; bic Tsil@'Sn'
fpectOren Rnb baber angemisie1 moroen.
frens auf bie gsfolsuns Der bsfsben'
ben 8ori9riften 3u a4ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

90 a baf 3. l. Nldr3. Der Wsrtb
Der Del.9inoereien III i'm 2aufs zines
Sahres beoeutenb geiunten. Htr 2anb,
wel&es bamals mebr als $110, 900 an
pa&ts Gins einbradte. wurben bon
2unfel & grOwn s25O0 bssabIt, un-
gefdbr Der @ertb Der auf benz 2anb
bsfinoli4en R06ren unb Wai&inen.
bur& oas ginorinsen ialsbaltieen Wai.
iers In bie OeIquelIen finb bieie fal
tpertblos Qemorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Ser Smitb=YrojeB pieosr bsr=
tagt.

Der prO;sB gessn ben SotslbefBsr
6Omer Smith peasn 9uppslsi, usl9er
5rsitag Worgsn CUR g.rhanolunp
tommsn IOlte, muBte miebsrum bsrta9t
tueroen, oa Der 5aupt3suge Der an=
flase.geb6roe trOB geb6ri9er 8orlas
bun9 fi9 ni6t sinffsllte unb aud nir'
gsnos ju finoen mar. Die @sr6anbs
lung iul nunmebr am IA. Wdr3 fatt.
finoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Il Il T a | l..

6rau Warp 8rap uurbe bor ibrem
6auIs go. Ais 81. Noble Strabe BON
benz Mutomsbil go. l02 itberfabren
unb bemuBtlos aufaeboben. Der Gen.
ter bes 6ubrwetts sab ieinen Namen
als s. gQis an.
Or. @onser, Der gerufsn muroe,
eonfatirte. BOB Grau 8rap feine 2no.
den 9ebro&en babe. tounte ieoo& nod
ni&t an9eben, ab Der 3uifanb berielben
9efdbrIi& TT ober ni&t. Wabri&ein.
lid wuroe bte Grap innerli& perIest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

90 Uortrag oeS oetttjmem
9@rtttHeuerS, Gerrm 9r.
2uotut9 Taloa, attt Womtaa,
ben 5. Wtdrs, MbenoS 3 ttbr,
TIM Mmottortm.tt oeS 9eut.
id)en 6aatieS. = 3bensa :
vG@i4er ttto ote ttette sc.
tteratton. - : Gtmtrttt soc
pro Yeriom. GtntrtttSfar=
ten ftmD ST baben bet Mrmtm
8oba, Wet8er A8emep, ooex
atts Mbemo oes 5. Nass at,
per &atfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
@osrner rsitsntrt.

Der frt6ere pOli3si. i.Serseant @bas.
6. Woerner. tpel6sr aIs poli3ei-glef'
triter funsirte unb ffrali4 bur8 bis
Si4erbsits- gebOroe gum. &ange einea
gswObnli8enpO pOlisifsn oearaoirt wuroe.
rei4te am Srsitag benz poliasi /. gbeI
Wesger ieins RsRgnation sin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Na6rihtett aus Smbiana.

81 oonpilIe, 1. Wdr3. 9urd
faqenbeH S9tsfer tpurbe = Der Berg
mann Sobn 8arter In Der @Oousp
ao6lensrube getrOffen unb bra9 elm
8ein.
W Wount @ernon, 1. Wdr3.
Jrau 2ottie 9ieB, tpelde Rd bor elmer
@o& an einem Ofsaen 9aminfeuer
f9were granbuunbsn 3u3os. erlas se=
ifern ibren 8erlebunsen. Die gerfor,
bene war " Sabre alt.
2aporte. 1. Wdr3. s. ..
Sarris, etn Seemann aus 2iperpool,
England, bsfannt untsr benz gtamsn
.Steeple Sad" wurbe tpeaen Sisbs
fabIs bon Suwslsn i'm Wsrtbs bon
$4,000 aus esm 9aufe bon Srau u. 6.
SObns In 0ammono Snb.., Der.
baftst.
awrenceb 1. Wdr3.-
Der 65.id6rige 6armer @eOrg SOr
ipurbe bon einem tuiitbenben ,gber an.
gegrifen unb bur9 Bifie am Obers
f&entel f8wer berIeBt. Waebrere Sabine
bes 8bieres bra&sn ab unb mubien
bonn Mr3t bur& sinen upsratipen gins
griff aus Der Wunbe entfernt tpsrben.
81 min 9 n, /. Wdr3.-
Gin mitl Stsinen bslabener 3ug Der
Mononsgabn fonnts an elmer obs
i9hiRgen StelIe bes Babnbettss ni&t
ourd bic, 8remien gehalten iuerben;
sebn @agen tpurben asrtrtimmert unb
bic 2inte mar beinabe ben 9onjen
Sag fur ben @crtebr esiperrt. Ser.
lsbt uuroe gtiemanb, bod erleioet bte
gabngsisni9aft sinsn sdabsn BON
mebreren 8auisnb Dolars.
8ineennes, l. Wdr3. Der
Roblsnbdnbler92int Wtoran bsrtlasie
Den Yoli,ei&ef 6. M. 6ulsr auf Sab.
lung bon $4,000 S9absneriab, neil
ibn Isbtsrer ungere9tsrpeiie oss 6uno'
DisbfabIs bei9uloiste unb ibn bier
Stunben lang in einem &efanrant
unter Mrrsff belt. Gin biefiger Mt6s
belbdnbler bate $l15 nsrloren unb
Moran mar beiaulbist, oas @elo ee.
| funben unb fhr fb bebalten 3u baben.
% abaib, 1. Wars. Jii9bisbe
treiben auf benz gltbartsGlufe ibr
Weien. Sn ben Iebten paar 0d8ten
uurben Elm babies Subsnb gopte be.
obaatet, tusI9e our9 Spsere, eine Der.
bOtene JansmetbOos, bun6erte Der
befen 6if9iortsn erbeutsten. wslde
bann 3u ldHerli4 nieorigen preiien
auf ben Martt eebra6t uurben. 3mei
Wann iinsen in elmer Na9t 800 Bars
i6e nsbsn elmer eroben Mnsabl nnoerer
| GH9e.
Granffort, 1. Wdr3. Sbr
@laube an Spiritismus bsranlabte
Grau Winerba s. Wpntoop ihrlgieeu-
tbum i'm @ertbe bon $50, 900 an ibren
S&wager Morian 5. Wpntoop au
iibertragen. Sm SUM- 1904 berans
Iabts fe Der S9wa9er elmer ifpiritiffi-
fden geriammlung beiiupObnen. in
mel9er ibr our9 Elm Wesium porge=
funfert uuree, ibr beriforbener Wann
bsrlange bie Mbtrstung ibres geiamni'
ten @isentbums an S&waser Aorian.
sogar bic Stimms ibres Mannss islbf
slaubte fis bamaIs 3u b6ren, bic ibr
berii9erte, He mhrbs. wenn he ieinen
Willen ausftibrte, feline gfotb su leioen
brau9en. SEPT na9oem S9malbans
8h&enmeifter sewOrben ift wuros
Grau Wpnfoop anf@eineno bon ibrem
@eifer9lauben sebeilt. ba He ibr gigen'
! tbum bur9 sine bel @sri9t eingerei&te
4lage 3urtf 3u erlangen fu1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

Die 8iepele poliaiifen murben
msbrers Mals se5rau3t, um sine an.
3abl ainber nod 6auie 3u iassn, BIZ
an Nortb uno penniplpania etrabs
uno hinter 6rant 8iro's etalesbdubs,
319 OF Nem Dort etrabs, l1nfuq
trieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
Better edeib erfrauft.

Wie elmer isiner bislen Jreunbe mits
tbsilts, ift Ssrr pstsr S6sib, No. 1888
on 25. StraBs mobnbaft, an Ter
2unsenentsinbune bsoentlid ertrantt.
6offentli& nimmt bic 3rantbeit feine
@snoung gum S9limmeren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02
OamensSeftton oe8 Soctale1
Smrmbereix8.

Tim sonntas, ben 4. Nldrs. Na9'
mittas um 8 llbr, finbst bie regelmd.
bise Weriammluns Der Damen'e eetticn
bes Soeialen Surnbereins fatt. I'm
phnttli&es gri&einen iuirb aebesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-02

Strmann &enf9 uurbe Be.
trunten auf Der @trabe sefunben unb
ptompt eineefedt, bamit sr feinen
@oui@ ausf4lofen fauu.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08
The State Auditor has published his

The State Auditor has published his
report and estimate of expenses to run
the State and State Institutions These
are the figures recommended by the
various institutions, and he will recon-
mend the Legislature to allow them.
The grand total needed is six million
dollars for the next 2 years, and asks
The State Agricultural College
for 1907-8 $4,000 1908-9 800, ,425
The State Normal school,
19O7-8 11O,O 19O8-9 14O, 600
For the Ft. Hays State Normal
10000 year running expenses,
and $4,000 to put up the new
buildings and Improvements.
For the Fit. Hays Experiment
Station 10000 for 1oO7-8.
$4,000 for 1oO8-o, together
with all raised on the place, for
improvements and expenses.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08
The Dalton arena.

People were surprised to see Null
roy's News fight the new Public Hall
matter simply because "Freese" was
helping get it built to benefit the city.
The Trustee don't get cent for her
trouble-don't handle cent, but doing
it to please her friend, Mr.. Dalton,
who knew her all her life. She gives
out the contracts to the lowest bidder,
the Executors paying them by check
Editor Freese hasn't anything to do
with it except to see that his friends
wishes are carried out and hall is put
up that will be an honorable monument
to Mr.. Dalton's memory, as requested.
1t is already talked that Mr. Down
ing, Mr.. Gill or some one who under
stands the work, will be its Manager,
so the Free Press would get no more
Press tickets or favors than the other
papers. So the fight is babyish.
Mr.. Dalton had Public Hall here
and people were kind to him. He was
willing to furnish several thousand dol
lars to built one to honor his town and
a monument to his memory, and some
of our citizens are willing to make the
hall the better, so no one should op-
pose it. He specified the churches
should have the free use of it on paying
actual expenses; one of the first enter
tainments is a benefit to pay off the
$50 GAR. hall debt; another to bene-
fit the Public Library, another for the
band; another to put benches in the
Court house grove; in fact he specified
the Hall was not to make money but
to benefit the town and county, paying
the dover allowance to his friends, the
Smiths, and expenses.
The plans selected give building rs
by 11O feet, seating 100, with the lat
est approved seating so all can see
and be comfortable; stage so by 40,
a 80 foot opening, with abundance of
scenery and dressing rooms; lit by the
approved electric scenic effects; as the
Shuberts' call their new K. c. hall.
''The House Cozy'', and to comply
with the Safety Law 10 red light exits
and door-keepers. With such a hall
there is no reason why everyone in
the county shouldn't favor its erection.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08

Parents who have children to educate
will do well to write the Business and
Normal College of Grand Island, Neb.
for circulars. One thousand students
are enrolled annually and it is high
grade institution in every sense altho'
the rates are very reasonable.
Tuition fees may be paid in monthly
installments after the student gradu-
ates and is placed in position, but the
number admitted on this plan is limited
to five hundred.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08

Houses are scarce in our city. and
hardly week passes but what there
are applicants for a number of tenant
houses. The town loses a number of
good families each year who would like
to locate here if they could find suitable
houses. Those who have the means to
dc. so would find the erection of num-
Der of tenant houses a good paying
investment.
And with our State Normal and the
big improvements to be made the COM
ing year, more and more of these desir-
able people will want to move here.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08

With the opening of Congress the
President sent to the Senate the new
names for his Cabinet.
Courtelyou goes from P M. General
to the Treasury department, Shaw re-
tiring. While Geo. L. Won Meyer
becomes P. M. General.
Secretary Boneparte becomes Attor-
ney General, to succeed VIM. H. Moo
dey, who goes on the Supreme Court.
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock
retires, James R. Garfield, who was
Commissioner of Corporations taking
his place.
Oscar S. Strauss of NY. takes Vic
tor H. Metcalf's place on Commerce,
Metcalf taking Bonaparte's place in
the Navy.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08

Don't you miss reading the Presi-
dents Message to Congress. We
give you the important parts of it on
our second page. So forcible and en-
phatic it staggered Congress and knock
ed the politicians and would be bosses
from the Pacific to the New England
endways. In the Japanese question he
gave State rights a jar, demonstrated
this is one big union, the land of the
free, equality for all who come. To the
wealthy East that escapes Government
taxation he gives to understand that the
increasing; it is for their protection and
betterment, and an Income tax law
must be enacted.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08

The students and teachers who were
home on visit have returned to their
school duties.
Judd Wood left Monday for Topeka,
where he will take up some advanced
work in connection with his photo bu-
siness. Mr.. Parratt, of The White
Studio of Stockton will look after the
gallery here in his absence.
Bring the news to this office. We
are always glad to have our subscrib-
ers send or bring US items of news. If
each one of our large list of readers
would give US an item every week or
two what grand local paper we could
have, and we shall be thankful.
Last week Judge and Mrs Monroe
at Topeka sent out $50 invitations to a
series of receptions at their pretty home
at which their daughter, Miss. Lenore,
was to be introduced to society. The
entertainments were perfectly lovely,
and our little Lenore looked as sweet
and lovable as when the little Havs girl
years ago.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08

Quite hard frost and freeze came
this way during Wednesday night.
Peter Johnson goes to the Salina Oc-
1cidental convention next Tuesday.
You can bring the whole family to
see the POSTMASTER at only Is cts.
If you want to buy a fine farm close
to town and cheap see Tholen's adver.
Mrs. Geo. Philip entertained some of
her lady friends at tea Monday eve.
If you expect to make a Xmas pres
ent don't fail to see US before buying.
SPRATT & Co.
The County commissioners met this
week and transacted lots of business.
We are, as usual, headquarters for
Holiday goods. SPRATT & Co.
We regret to record that J. V. Shan
non and family are to leave US, they
having made many friends while here.
Henry Schultz is kept busy nowadays
being full of beautiful goods at very
low prices.
Representative Henry Oshant, as a
democrat, won't be so lonely this Win
ter in the Legislature as expected as
81, nearly one fourth of the House, are
democrats this session.
COIL and LUMBER.
We have 5 cars of Western and East
ern Coal and the best of Lumber at
Prices right, at VIM. SHRENKLER'
Yards at Walker, Kansas.
There will be meeting of the o. M
B. A, Peter Johnson Chapter No. 2.
at the Workman Hall, on Tuesday eve
Dec. 18th, at which time the annual
election of officers will be held, and the
report of the delegate to the Grand
Chapter is read.
japanese Fine Art.
japanese ''Bishen" hand-painted por-
celain Chinaware. Japanese Mosaic"
hand-carved, inlaid Tree Bark Boxes.
japanese antimony hand-painted Lac
querware, at
H. c. ShuItz's Jewelry Store.
The best way to guard against the
schemes of grafters and keep up-to-
date in general is to be a regular rea-
der of this. up-to-date paper. 1t is
always the one who does not read his
Ion r04c hxYf h0
grafters and fakirs.
Some magnitude of the growth of the
Christian Endeavor society can be seen
from the statement that in this coun-
try alone there has been a gain in
of 10000 during the last
six months.
If you want to make a present of
fine Japanese China-ware, a fine Toilet
set, an elegant Gift Book, the best
Fountain Pen, Holiday Stationery, Fine
Perfumery, fine Candies, and Many
Other things too numerous to mentionI
GO SEE SPRATT & Co.
Gus Lamb and family were over from
Codell this week on a visit to friends.
The suit of Sweeney on the lot against |
Gus and Dalton was put off by Sweeney
to the February court, and new suit be
started and publication be made on nom
residant heirs. Bill & Gus 'tchucked"
together Monday, and better get to-
gether and compromise their fight and
save lots of worry and costs.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08
Extension of Troin Service
on the Union Pacific

Effective, November 11th, 1906.
Union Pacific trains Numbers 1O9 and
10 will be extended to run between
Junction City and Ellis instead of Sa-
lima and Ellis as heretofore.
Train 100 west bound will leave
Junction City at $50 and passing Hays
at 12.O1 p. m.
Train I1O east bound will leave Ellis
at 1:10 p. m. passing Hays at :35 p. m.
A. W. NOBLE, Agent.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-08
LOCAL NEWS.

O0sOo0OOO0SSSOoSSSsSScSc0O
Cream price jumped higher up, this
time up to % cents.
Judge Reeder spent this week in
Wichita and Topeka on business.
If The Toastmaster is presented as
it should be it will be worth seeing.
Mrs. eager is going to Texas again
to spend the winter.
Dode Barnes is back from his trip
west and gone to Salina to carpenter.
The Plainville paper announces 81
conversions at the Revival meetings
lately held there by Law and Phillips.
On Monday Gartland's closed the
Windsor Hotel as hotel and will now
have simply rooms for lodging.
Our line of Copyright and Gift Books
are not excelled anywhere.
SPRATT & Co.
Miss Grace Hoff, daughter of P. M.
Hoff of Turkville, was in Monday and
engaged board at Mrs. Caves and is
attending our State Normal school.
Some young fellows from the Saline
were brought to town Sunday charged
with knowing something about the fire
at Dick Finch's, and gave bail until the
nrelininarxy baarinO
The Presbyterian Ladies Society and
their friends had tea at Mrs. Freese's S
Thursday evening.
About 80 enjoyed the turkey feast
set out by the ladies'.
The going of Johnson to Cheyenne
leaves the Occidental without Secre-
tary. So attend the annual meeting on
Tuesday eve, Dec. 18th and help elect
a new one.
This office will be busy next week
getting out some beautiful 1907 calen-
dars for some of our business men.
John Freese has samples of few
beautiful styles not yet taken.
DR.. Jordan is home from his visit to
the K. C. hospital short his foot. He
is looking real well and, although he
now uses crutches, hopes soon to be
around better than ever.
East enders should remember that
VIM. Shrenkler, at Walker, has just
received and offering for sale cheap,
5 cars of Western and Eastern COAL,
and his price on LUMBER is lower
than the lowest
A. F. Johnson, of the Yost Mill force
left Thursday evening for Cheyenne,
Wyoming, to accept a good position
under Supt. Vic Roy of the Union Pa
cific Railway.
The program of the meeting at To-
peka on Dec &c, & 9Th of the State
Teachers Association is out and Miss
Foster of the Hays State Nor
NAL is the only one named from this
section, she having a paper on the 9th
on the subject of Rhetoric
Farm Loans
We want to make some good Farm
Loans. Money at once when papers
are drawn. Ed. F. MADDEN.