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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Wapern.

M Il d n. Die SreiipiQige Saz
nitGtstolonne bonn Rotben &reua Wiins
den p%erianbte ibren 8eri9t fir bas
Sabr 1907, aus benz berppraebt, Dap
bic &olonne 5u ben p%opulGriten uno
am metiten beanfprltdten Wp9lfabrtss
etnrtdtun9en Der Stuot geb0rt. Sbre
Silfe ipurns i'm pertpi6enen Sabre in
13.485 SGt1en beanfprudt; an 2ssas
ten erbieiti fie 43,500 Mart, an Nit
gIiebet6sttrd 1890 Mart. Ser
friibere @rbbbdhblet7 unb jsBige Rens
tier Spmmsr3ienrat6 afbolf DoIf Eat
Der Stabth Miinden fir Wobltbdtigs
feits@ unh anoere .3fpede mebr alS
100000 Mart bermaat, barunter
feline auf 100000 Mart bsipcrt1ete
@iua nebit @runbitIden. = Der me
gen Grmprbun9 bes plabmeiiters 3iegs
Ter aus Miinden unb lpegen Mortpers
iuds an feiner @eliebtsn itsdbriefIi9
perfolgte MaIer Mirti6aff 1T in 9os
tio perbaftet porbsn.
Mug8 g. Der 0erIeger Der
nQussburger 9oitoeitune" unb Der
rNeuen Wugsburser 3eitung," Nbolf
Saas, friiber goriibenoer Der Gem
trumspartei in 9dpern, 1T seitorbsn.
. a d a II, Cine &reu3ottsrplase
1T i'm oterbaberiifen Immergcbict
aussebro6en unb ouf ,bas unbsbafte
Qbf9ieben Der MGuiebuTarbe, Der no.
tiirliden Jeinoe Der areuootter, aus
riidsufiibren.
9 n g. Die papierfabrit
@outin bon Or. !Saerlein e SD6ne
bat bic beige elettrif9e Gentrale nsbIt
Webls unb SG9miible fGuflid erlpors
ben, I'm bic elettrii6e 2(nlage aussus
bauen unb bic Wbeabe bon gnc:yie fir
2idt unb araft fort5ubetreibsn.
mmenit b t. Die Gpinnereis
arbeiterin Soiep9a Slider beging bas
Subildum i6rer 5Oidbrigen 9bdtigteit
in Der 9inOfabenfa6rit Smmcnitabt.
Die Subilarin purbe bel elmer ibr gu
Gbren peranitalteten Jeier nit ipertbs
poQen @efdenten bsba9t.
" urnber 9. Oie 3dhl Der Witts
gliebsr Der bieIieen &rantentaFen (gcs
genpdrtig 114,432) lit um 881 tfciner
aIs I'm boridbrieen 9tusuit, 8si benz
mdnnli6sn @eidle6t betrGet bic Wins
b.rung 2097, BET benz ipeibliden &C.
fdledt 1T cine Steiseruns bon 1916
ai peraei6nen.
Reesnsbure. Die Mufte1uns
Der 9ismard 8Iite in Der Walballa
bel ResenSburg 1T nunmebr fir ben
10. Ottober anseiett porbsu. pros
feHor aur3 bat bic aus carrariidem
marmor ssfsrtiste 8iiite jiinait9in
bollenbet.
0 erbe M Sbit sibt IS
beu.r BEL unsf 9u1e unb Giins. Die
SbftbGums fino iiber unb iib.r nit
Griidten %behdnsen. 8sfonbers bic
@pfels unb 2petIdenbdume froben
RI #.rtfrrFr .rT LrE.I atom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
SGmets.

Bern. Sn allen Sbei!en bes Rans
tons Bern tpmmen bic iommerli6en
Walbgottesoienite, b. +. bic @erlegung
Der pormittdgigen Sonntagsprebiet in
ben griinen Malb unb bic l%lmrabmung
berIelben nit Muiit unb @efang, ios
fern bic Witterung es erlaubt, INNER
mebr in llebung uno sipar, ipie bic
tur5e Grfabrung ieBt fdon le9rt, ni4t
gum Sdaben beS tir6liden Gebens.
2u5ern. Cine segen bic Iutos
mobilraIerei in Der Sdtpei5 b~eitetenbe
9epesune bat ben 9ertebr8perein in
Gusern peranlabt; an, bic Iutomp6ilis
item bic Ma9nung gu ridten. bic 9cp0l'
terun9 burd baS unperniinfti9e Sas
binraien ni4t nod mebr auf3ubrirgen.
GS fei bamit 81 rednen, bob bic If
fentlide Meinuns eebieteriid UNI jebsn
preis, unb ipdre es bic pOui9e Spers
rung Der Straben fir bieie gefabrs
brin9enben Sabr3euge, bic Wisberbers
itenung bes 0ertsbrs au Wagsn unb
gu Sub Derlungen perbe.
@Iarus. Sm 9llter ron 81 Sab
rem perfdieo in Gtarus Gigarrenfabris
tant ). RDmelsberger, Der i'm Sabre
1848 ais politii6er 5lii6tling aus
9eutf6lanb na4 Der Sdtpei3 getoma
men mar.
g Of affbauen N. Tadoem Der
@robe Ratb fir bic Ginridtung bes
~fantonalen Glettri3itdtslpertes in
SdaffbauIen $4,000 5rancs beipils
list bat, nit beren bauptid9Ii9 bas
iogenannte ~iefunbdre Neb bergeTtelt
tperben iou, lit minmebr bas lsbte Sins
bernib beieitigt unb bic Groffnung bss
Gleftri3itdtspertes in tpenigen Monas
ten geplant.
g /. q dffen. Cine in ct. @aIs
len abgebaltene &onferen3 t~antonoler
itaatlider Observation-Disclosures
bei9loB grunbfdbIi9 bic Staffung
zines itaatliden Riidoeriiderungsper'
Danbes.
Sei n. Gin GuberIt beftiges
@epittsr bot in rsrI9iebenen Orten
bes eantons Gefijn ie9r grpben Sdus
ben anseridtet. Sn Gobrino rib Elm
Grbrutfd elm 6aus meg. ipobei bret
Tcauen getootet lpurbsn; aud msbrer.
Gtallunsen ipurben asrItDrt. Der 8er'
luit an Wieb unb Sutterpprrdtben 1T
9rob. Jn Sonsio pernidteten bic Jllis
then bes 8rennofluTes eins SdotoIas
benfabrit. Ser 0ertebr Der e~lettri'
f4en Strabenbabn 8elin3pna WiIor
mar fir mebrers Sage unterbro9sn.
Gin tDIIfii Streib
stne8 12jGhrigen Sungen, Ridarb
8utbrie. tpirb aus Stodport in Gngs
lamb beridtet. Gutbrie fpisI!e Del Der
WiblanbsG iienbabnitrede nit mebreren
admeraben, als ibm elmer Der s5ungen
einen balben pennD bot, fpenn er ii6
aipiiden bic Sdienen lesen unb einen
3ug iiber iid fabrsn laHsn pp1e. Dime
iid lanse 5u beiinner. sing Gutbrie
barauf elm; tur5 Dor benz paiiiren oes
Grpreb5uges bon Wan6eIter mad benz
Siioen Iegte er iid 3tuifden bic S6ies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Aus orr Rhrt,,pfuls.

Speper. Ginem sigenarti9en
pfGl5ii6en Saebper9niigen tpiro oas
nelle 8pgeIi9ubseieB Elm Gnoe bereis
ten. ,Sn ben Wdlbern bes Wa8gaues
fommen i'm Wtnter Sdooren beS nors
biIten 9ergfints (munbartIi9 8Dz
bGmmer eleid 9u6ammern) an uno
ipurbe biefer bisber dl8 tleines 5eoers
nib oes Nadts bel 6odeIlidt nit benz
9la8rpbr burA tleine 2ebmtugein err
tegt. va bas neue 9ogeIi4ubgeieB
bas Gangen unb GrIegen bon @0geln
sur NaGtseit perbietet, oiirIte aud bic
fer abentsuerli6e Sport isin Gnte err
reidt baben.
Sail erslautern. Sm bic
1isen 3udtbaus batten in einer Na6t
StrGflinge ben QuffeEer R~ippIin9er
iiberfaGen, setnebelt unb ibm bic
S6liiTel unb ben RepoIpsr abgenoms
men. @uf ieinen Sdrei eiIten Elm an
berer Iuffebsr unb Militdr CUR Silfe
berbei unb i%iberpGItistsn bic Meuterer.
Der StrGfling BOB aus 90tteIborn
bat ii6 cine 8ugel in ben 3opf ges
f6oHen.
2anbou. Die Strdftammer Fat
ben Win5er 9iibler bon Slbesbeim lpe>
gen WeinfdIfGung gu IA 2dgen Sc
fdnenib perurtbeilt. 6200 2iter B.in
Duroen einge5o9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02

. w ~. -. lelt
Der SpartaFens fir bic Yrp=
bling 9eiiensNdKau unb beg Siiritsn=
tbum Walbed feline IL. 6auptpers
fammlung ab. Der @erbanb adblte
i'm @orjabre II &aHen nit $40. OOO,s
900 Mart. i'm 8eridtsjabre 76 &aTen
nit 471,000,O0O Mart Ginleeersutz
BADEN. 9rob Der atlgemeinen @elos
tnapp6eit purben i'm @eridtsjabre
runb 100000 Mart mebr 9eipart
alb inn @oriabre.
% | 8 a B e n. Die Stabtper>
prbneten baben fir ben 3eppeliufonbs
1000 Mdrf, fir bic in Spndueidineen
Gei9Gbigten bepiligt. Ser Magiitrat
bat ferner bic @brung bes 0rafen
3eppslin babur6 beidloNen, bub er
cinem acknowledgement eroben plaB
ieinen Namen teilegt.
Dnbrntnllrr,t.
81 9 ringen. gu 8euron
1T Der GrSabt Ylacibus @plter BON
bortiSen 8enentttin s&loiter aus BEN
Geben gei6ieoen. Der Gr3abt erreiG)ts
Elm Utter ben 80 Sabrsn.
Rrnnt,tt lin,n,,trrtt.
9ert nssborf T. SIM 2.1tEof
bes Warmtabes III in elmer SieFe Don
22S Metern cine Spolquene erbobrt
iporben. Sic liefert 5000 Sitter pro
Stmnbe. +,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02

ECelr Elm ~;Soi bon 10000 Mart fir
in Tieniie r~erungliidte Bebrmdnnsr
auosfaQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
GfCa6-

g trd B G. Wit 9orliebe
siebt Der &0nig bon Siam 9erabe
0eutfde in iein 2anb, um bort gu
reformiren. SEPT lit gum General
poftmeiitcr BON Siam Der aus Rirbeim
geburtige, in Strabburg angsiteIte
poitietretdr 3ibpiller berufen mprben.
3ibipi1er 1T bereits na9 Siam at9es
reiit.
Meb. 0as &eidseeridt Fat bic
RepiIipn be5 0isnlttne6teS STEPHAN
Sippert, Der tpe9en Raubmorbes BON
Sdpurgeridt gu Meb gum Sobe Ders
urtbeilt lporben mar, perpprfen.
so 3 d. | ngen. Sm Wsinsiler
Walbe ipurbe bic 2ei6e bss lsutnautS
9eiie bonn 81. Snianteries Regiment,
ipeldes in M0r9ingen in 0arnilon
Iiegt, aufgsfunben. Die llnteriudurg
tpurbe eingeleitet. \
g tie l.. guf Der Crude III
Gpittel fiel Der 9srgmann Bauer aus
gappel etipa 20 Mster tief in ein.n
Sha4t uno blisb iofort tobt.
Snxem6nrg.
Gurem burs g. 8ei benz Srte
Robin9en fheuten Dor einem berans
b~rauisnben Giienbabnause bic pferbe
bes @utspddters Nnbre unb gingsn
bur9. Der Wdsen rannte ssssn einen
Baum, poburd bic Snfafen beruusz
neIhleubert purben. Mnbre unb elm
Free press., 1908-04-04
VOL. XyVI.
Shall He Be RepresentDtive7

Parties who have lately visited the
State Normal school and the Expert
ment Station grounds at Fort Hays
and have seen the mary valuable i'm
provements being made through the
state appropriations secured by repre-
sentative Oshant, are Insisting that he
serve another term, hut Mr.. Osba nj
feels that he has served two terms at
SO day, with heavy expense. and h"s
done his share of the missionary work
for our state Institutions.
But with his business; as one of the
oldest settlers; well-krown to every
man in the county; and now well-ac-
quRinted with the work at Topeka in
Legislature, the people insist that he
again give the little time necessary for
the session and go down there another
term for the benefit of the county,
They are urging that petitions he cir
culsted TO place his name on the Pri-
mary ticket this Fall. Last election
he had about 700 majority.
Free press., 1908-04-04
presbvterv Meets in Hays.

The Preshvterv Of Osborne commen-
ces in the Preshvterian church here
next Thursday evening at O'Clock.
L will be opened with q sermon hv the
retiring roo'eTater, the Rev. J. c.
Miller D D. of Osborne. Do rot miss
it. Friday morning from $40 TO $50
devotional services will he led by Rev.
D c Smith of Russell The remain
der of the dav will he spert in trans
acting business of the Preshvtery.
FRIDAY evening p porular meeting un-
der the auspices of the ladies' mission
arv society will be held The devotional
services Saturday morning from $50
to $40 will he conducted by the Rev.
c. Everett of Wakeeney. Business
matters will he transacted till O'Clock.
At 4 o'clock there will be an excursion,
in carriages, to the experiment, the
college and other places of interest.
On Saturday evening at O'Clock there
will he popular meeting in the inter-
est of home missions, which will be ad-
dressed by interesting speakers. The
Sunday program will be announced at
the Saturday evening meeting.
The Ladies will hold their meetings
in the NJ E. Church Friday and Satur-
day morning at o'clock.
You are cordially invited to all these
meetings.
Free press., 1908-04-04
A Suggestion.

Now that Prof. Nichols has resigned
Az president of the State Agricultural
| College new man must he chosen to
axe his place. Secretary Coburn of the
State Board of Agriculture, an ex-re-
gent of the college and much interest
ed in agriculture and the success of
the college, has recommended Prof.
Eugene Davenport, president of the
Agricultural College of Illinois, for the
position. He is ore of the leading ex-
ponents of scientific agricultural edu-
cation of the United States and is now
at the head of the largest agricultural
college and experiment station. in point
of funds, buildings and attendance, in
the world
After being graduated from the Mich
loan Agricultural college in 1873 Prof.
Davenport spent ten years on a farm
before he became a teacher. He was
head of the department of aeronomy
at Lansing, Michigan two years and
then spent a year in South America
Again he returned to active farming.
HI 1919 WSIiI tO tIC OnINSISiy vi
Illinois as dean of the agricultural col
lege. Under his rule the college has
grown remarkably.
Prof. Davenport believes that agri-
culture should be taught in state uni
versities, high schools and other insti-
tutions. He voiced his views in an
address at the University of Missouri
last January on ''The Next Step in
Agricultural Education. He said:
Il do not believe in that philosophy
of education which would establish
separate schools for the various irdus-
tries and occupati tions of life. l prefer
that theory of social and industrial de-
velopement which would establish and
maintain a single system of schools,
wherein the people of al classes should
be educated together, distinct courses
being framed and conducted for the
benefit of each, insofar as the inter
ests differ from those of the common
mass or of other professions
Prof. Davenport recently published
a book entitled 1.-THE Principles of
Breeding" which attracted wide at
tention.
Free press., 1908-04-04
Dry Lsnd Farming.

Prof Ten Eyck of the State Agri-
cultural College has issued a phamplet
on this subject which is attracting
much attention. In it we find this:
''At the Fort Hays Branch Expert
ment Station, in Ellis county, enough
has been accomplished in the five sea-
sons since that Station was established
to demonstrate that in the semiarid
West good farming pays as we'll or
even better than it does in the rich
farming states of the Mississippi val
ley.
with regard to Central Western
Kansas, the pbamplet calls alfalfa the
second crop of Importance. 1t draws
attention to the fact that together
with corn, alfalfa forms very favor
able field rotation.
alfalfa starts slowly, and it is ra-
ther difficult, especially in the more
unfavorable locations, to get stand,
but when the plants are once estab-
ished they are extremely hardy, sur
viving drought and hot winds more
successfully than almost any other
crop. Alfalfa will do more for west
ern agriculture in the next fifty years
than all other crops which farmers
may be able to grow in this region
The soil of Kansas is usually rich in
the mineral elements of plant-food. &"
Free press., 1908-04-04
P=pfTSf Church.
A 2 GOODMAN. Pastor.

A. F. GOODMAN, Pastor.
1000 a M Su dav School.
II :Nn q. m Morning Service. Subject:
''The Unrer Room.
Administration of Lords Supper.
$50 n. m. r. Y, P. U.
7.90 n m. Fverirp Service. Subject:
ga Prave Mans Resolve"
praver Meeting Wednesday 7:S0p. m.
All r,ernhers are especially urged to
come to the morning meeting.
cordia' irvitptior is extended to all
10 attend these services.
Free press., 1908-04-04
were IN evidence.

Mrs c. w Miller, Jr. is visiting in
Kansas City.
Ed Rea attended to court business at
Wakeeney this week.
Mr.. Treat is having the hot house at
his residence repaired.
Mrs. Gilbert, mother of Mrs. Haas
left for her home in Trego County this
week
John Westhrook deIiverd this week
some splendid fruit trees to his custo-
mers.
Karl Leiker has moved TO the stone
residence lately occupied by B. c. Ar
mold
Father Rannister has go much i'm
proved that he can sit up and eat
heartily.
Isaac Zeigler. as agent, made de-
livery of fruit trees in our city last
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles w Reeder has return
ed from her trip visiting the lodges of
the Eastern Star.
The new Buick automobile from Ellis
was in town Wednesday and much ad-
mired by crowds.
Swan Compton. deputy post master.
is at home nursing sore head, caused
hp q Troublesome tooth
George Philip last Saturday set out
three big locust trees in his yard to
shade their back porch.
Now comes the news that Mr.. and
Mrs. Toothaker have located in Calf
ornia for the summer.
M. R. Moore took out new orn
planter last Saturday to be ready for
work when Spring opens.
Presbytery meets at Hays next week
and a large number of out-of-town peo-
pie are expected to attend.
]. F. Lowe, farmer of Pottawat-
tonne County, was here this week look
ing up new farm home.
eff it isn't an Eastman, it isn't q
kodak. . Hardness has kodaks and
supplies. 21-tf
Regent Griffith goes to the Agricul-
tural College again next week to finish
up their April meeting of the Board.
The friends of Harry Matthew were
glad to see him back on Tuesday for
the Spring term at the State Normal.
Rev. Mumford came back on We'd
nesday to pack up and ship his house
hold goods to his new home at Oberlin.
Stree leaving here with her children
Mrs. Mumford has been unlucky, three
of the children being sick with the fe-
yer.
Ed Wood proposes to keep the weeds
down on his farm south of Ellis and
last Saturday finished drilling $50 acres
of Macaroni Spring wheat there.
Mrs. James H. Reeder left for her
home at Denver Tuesday evening after
delightful round of entertainments.
Her health is much improved by the
Colorado climate
Rev. Mumford being absent last Sun
| day, Rev. DR.. St Clare of the Central
Avenue NJ E. Church of Kansas City
preached interesting sermons morning
and evening in the Methodist church
here. He is connected with the Beth
any Hospital of Kansas City.
Free press., 1908-04-04
Lecture Course for 10000.

The different cities out this way are
now arranging their next winters lec-
ture and entertainment course. Ellis will
have lecture bv DR.. OFT and one by
DR.. Hedley, also:
Fisher Shipp Concert Company,
Standard Male Quartette,
Eberly Concert Company,
Chicago Lyceum Ladies.
The State Normal announce the fol
lowing:
Concert-Slayton's Jubilee Singers,
Lecture Father Daily,
Entertainment-Cu Cutter and Mack,
Lecture Geo. r. Vending,
Hruby Brothers.
Free press., 1908-04-04

Rev. A. N. Smith. the new Metho-
dist minister, has been preaching the
past rear in Colorado, but was former
ly Of Lindsborg. He is said to be a
splendid talker. He has wife and
two children and they will occupy the
parsonage. He will be here this even
ing and preach Sunday morning and
evening. Other services as usual All
are cordially invited.
Free press., 1908-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs Alex West and Mr.
and Mrs Griffith entertained large
number of their friends ar dinner both
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
The amusement of the evening was
furnished by each guest bringing p
package to ''swap" with his or her
neighbor. AS most of the packages
were very mysterious. the hiiaritv ran
high and from all reports everybody
had an enjoyable evening.
Free press., 1908-04-04
W.shburn-western Normal

The athletic association of the Nor
NAL have scheduled their first game of
baseball with Washbnrn College, Tope-
ka, for next Friday April 10th. A
good game is anticipated and all who
can should attend. An admission of
26c viii be charged.
Free press., 1908-04-04
ocas0s,s.eeee0ecsaeveos.
LOCAL NEWS.
.~Se0sGsGo0s@sass&6eassa
-

80 S)S"'~'s - . - . ~ . - SVS & = S2i~eS
Easter post cards at 21-tf
HARNESS.
Mr.. Reed of Ellis was in the city
Wednesday visiting frieuds.
Hickman has moved into the Adkins
house on East Junita street.
Isaac Zeigler is feelirg good over a
prize colt he captured this week.
The many friends OF Mrs John Sch
lyer were glad to see her out walking
this week.
Fred Johnson returned this week
from his trip to Europe and reports a
pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D Colliver spent
Tuesday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rookie
feller at Russell.
During Wednesday night cold wave
came, and ran the weather IL degrees
below freezing point.
Attend the Washburn base
ball game next Friday. 1t will be
worth your while. 21-1t
George Drake is beautifying his
home on the corner of Pine and Wilson
avenues by setting out trees along his
walk and in the yard.
Geo. M Stone was in town this week
soliciting for the new Baptist church
on the Saline. They have a very Gre
ditable subscription list of donors to-
ward its erection.
The annual baseball game between
the faculty and the seniors at the
Western Normal was pulled off Thurs
day afternoon and resulted in victory
for the faculty team II to Ia.
TIL school in district No. sc has come
to successful close, due to the GOOD
principalship of Miss Kathryn Joslin.
She is one of Ellis County's best teach
ers and is well-liked by all who are
under her supervision.
w. A. Smith has rem owed the fence
from around his residence property on
East Normal avenue, much improving
his place. He is having sand haule
to lay 100 foot more of concrete pave
ment near the Harkness cottage.
C. w. Miller is getting out some
unique advertising matter of this coun-
ty to scatter in the east among the
western land seekers. 1t contains the
picture of a successful farmer and
stOckraiser as can be seen in this coun.
ty.
On Wednesday evening after water
ing time the big tank was full for fire
protection. During the night some let
their hose run-stealing water-and in
the morning the tank was but one
third full. Some one will get caught
and it will cost them 81 so and they
will not be allowed the privilege OF
city water.
Philip Mock of the East Saline was
in town last Saturday as witness II
the King homestead proof It was his
first visit in a long time and he tells
that the people out there are very en-
thusiastic over the new Baptist churcf
being built out there-and that no one
out on the Saline believes that the
Syracuse man is an heir of the late
VIM. Dalton.
Free press., 1908-04-04
Church Notes
Lutheran Church.
c. F. WEST. Pastor.

c. F. WEST. Pastor.
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
1900 a. m Public Worship. Subject:
''The Last WIFI and Testament.
800 D. m. Catechetical Class.
700 n m c. E PRAYER Meeting.
Toric:-E E'Tha mon whom God accepts.
(Corsecra'i ion Neetinp.)
500 y m Public Worship. Subject:
'.Srring Gardening.
7:3o o. m. Wednesday. Mid-week
PRAYER Meeting.
Yon are cordially invited to all the
services.
Free press., 1908-04-04

The Souvenir of Hays City and Ellis
Comfy which are being issued by this
Office will be put On sale next Thurs
day, April 9Th at j. H. Spratt's c. A.
Hardness and S. w. Decker's. Price
25c each. They will be sold in whole
sale quantities by THE FREE PRESS.
Free press., 1908-04-04
Advertised Letter List.

The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the postoffice at Hays, Kan
sas, Tuesday, Mar. 31st. When calling
for same please say Advertised. -
Mrs. George Pooles,
II. H. Lynn,
Charley Edwards,
Angelo Ressico.
H. j. PENN EY, Postmaster.
Free press., 1908-04-04

". r. RRowN, Pastor
1000 a m Sunday School.
II :n0 2. m. Morning Service.
$40 n m c F. Service.
7:3n n. m. Fveriro Service.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:20.
You are cordially invited to all these
services.
Free press., 1908-04-04

Mrs. Frank Fields entertained about
thirty ladies at tea Friday evening.
1t was not the regula ton pink tea hut
an easter egg tea. An egg contest
was held in which the prize was a has
ket of nice fresh eggs. As we go to
press we have not learned the winner.
Free press., 1908-04-04

Old papers tor sale at this office-5c
per package.
Wait for Rand-April 4th. He buys
horses and mules for the highest cash
price. 2O-2t
Free press., 1908-04-04
Rev Mumford Called to oberIin.

The Methodist Conference closed at
Salina on Sunday and the appoint
ments for the ministers for the year
were announced. Rev. Mumford and
brother going to Oberlin, ard Rev. A.
n. Smith coming to Hays, with j. E.
n. Chambers on the Ellis county cir
cult. Following is a list of appoint
nonta.
Free press., 1908-04-04
Society Notes

The ladies of the embroidery club
will give their gentlemen a progressive
dinner next Tuesday evening.
Free press., 1908-04-04

Mrs w L. Harrison ard Mrs F. A
Rea nleasartlv ertertaire1 at TIE home
of Mrs Rea last Saturday everirp ~
honor of Mrs jas Reeder of nerver
The following quests were invited:
Mesdames Ward. Griffith. Hall, Ad-
kins. Wann. Picken. Stainer Downing.
Alex Philin. Geo Philip. G. w Reode~
James Fl. Reeder Notz. A & Hall
John Chitterden. Ed Yoe+. Hafforier
Decker, Spratt Catudal Bird. West,
F. Havemann, Fl. D. Shaffer, Prowr.
Cox, Noble, SNYDER, Shively, Jordan.
Treat. Southworth, Schlver. Leahv,
Stout, Gahrer, Paul; Miss Hopkins and
Miss Keller.
Free press., 1908-04-04

The April number of E'The Club
Member" by Mrs. Judge Monroe of
Topeka, is out and is even better than
former issues. 1t contains a short
write-up by Mrs. Ward of the Schwal-
Ter Nichols Shakespearian party lately
held here.
Free press., 1908-04-04
ADAM BEDE:-George Ell

Collect
Roll Call
Reading of Minutes
Book Talk Mrs. Addie Frankenberger
Miscellaneous Business
Free press., 1908-04-04
Tie Saturday Afternoon Club.

The Saturday Afternoon Club of
Hays will meet with Mrs. E. B. Matthew
Saturday Apr. 11th. Program will b
rendered as follows:-