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viii Celebrate Flags Birthday.

The one hundred and thirty-first ami
versary Of the Stars and Stripes will be
celebrated by the Department of the Po-
tomac. Woman's Relief Corps. at the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. Vermont
avenue between n and o streets, Mon
day evening. June IL. The celebration
has been set for Monday evening, Flag
day this year falling on Sunday. June
II. Mrs. J. Emma Evans. patriotic in
structor OF that organization today an
nounced that the services will begin at
1:3O o'clock, and that a patriotic prog a n
OF speaking. music and recitations will be
presented. The G. a. r. and other or
ganizations have been invited to partici-
nate.
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Births Report I'D.

The following births We re reported to
the health Office during til past twenty
four hours:
John s. and Marie D. Swan, May %;
male.
Brit and Katie Mayhem. May II; male
twins.
Pietro and Francisco Lazzari May Is;
male.
Louis F. and Ellen l. Kirby. May -;
male.
Alexander and Jennie Elliott, May. %;
male.
Warwick and Emma T. Evans, May y;
female
Arthur E. and Josephine Bowers. May
%: female.
Clifton S. and Bertha v. Boteler. May
20: male.
Charles and Cora q. TItrner, May 80; fe-
male.
Joseph +. and MAJ this w. SabbS May
II; male.
William and Martha Harris. May Il:
male.
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Deaths in the District.

The following. deaths were reported to
the health office durine: the past seventy
two hours:
Anna BinEley. 20 ye hrs. 94 South Car
DINA avenue southeas1.
Edward Helm. 80 We nars. 81 South Car
oiina avenue SOuthea st.
Mary Depron. 90 years. $40 14th street
northwest
Asang Rooney rs years. Government
Hospital for the Insame.
John H. Leonard. II years, 500 18th
street northwest.
John Wiessner, 81 years, National
homeopathic Hospith
Mary E. Hinton. Jb years. ODD East Cap
ital street.
william c. Drurs, - years. 91S +
street southwest.
Sallie r. White. 80 years, AS P street
northwest.
Gustav Warnke. 81 years, 1888 Girard
street northwest.
Matilda X. Nuss baum, ~ years, 4oS T
street northwest.
lille ID. Skinner, 81; years, 2016 Portncr
place.
Pettus. 20 fears 1o1 Rhode Island
avenue.
rstner T. Diggsl T. days, ~ Washing
ton street AnacG6ta.
Charles J. W,:hrle. 3 months 1929
Franklin street.
George Schwartz day. 3l2 New York
avenue.
Infant of Brit and Katie Mayhem.
day 1243 c; street southeast
Joseph Sudsbul ger III years. Emergency
Hospital.
Laura v. Naylor, 81 years. 81 18th
street southwest.
Mary Z. Petri.,. II years. 1853 9th street
southwest.
l.lizab-.h K'esline IS years. SO s,h
street southwest
Henry Lilie:. - years. George Wash
ington University Hospi' al
Mary Darrell. 63 years. 1903 + street
nor:hX est.
Marcellus Balderston. Is years. ITO 4th
street southeast.
John T. Ball, / years. 10th and B streets
northwest.
Irene Reedei:, 81 years, 1910 Nolan's
court southwe.F.
Elizabeth Marshall 75 years. 1912 9th
street.
Emma Glass. Al years. 1Ol1 New Jersey
avenue
Mary l.. Boston, . years. 4Oa street
northwest.
Rosetta Prasher, 80 years. 49, L. street
northwest.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Daniel Holmes OF Plliladelpi la. Pa, and
Mahala p. Copeland Of this dEy.
SaIlie S. keeling and Nora Drrcst, both
of Norfolk, Va.
French .. Bolton and Bert l.. Camp
bell both OF Bentonville. Va.
Arthur w. Veitch OF Ballst' IN, Va. and
Johanna T. Cox of this city.
Otto II. Spencer of Ashbui n. Va. and
Sallye c. Bristow of Center ROSS. Va.
George B. Read. jr.. OF Ri,Serdale Md.
and Mabel c. Waddey of this. city.
Scott H. Marks and Annie w. Carr.
Charles Y. P. Weaver Of t1his city and
Maud B. Strosnider Of Zepp, Va.
Harry j. Price of Cincinnati Ohio. and
Wihelmina G.. Schurmeier this city.
Melvan Richard and Molli6I Coleman
George W. Burke of Bosts N. Mass. and
Mamie NJ. Welch of this city.
George E. Cook of Brentwood, Nd, and
Dorothy X. Rocker of Rivei. Md.
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He zen Dunston. year, 322 Vermont
avertle northwest
II t,ia Alexander. s months. $50 18th
sire ri northwest
Margaret Butler 81 years. 626 II street
sol (heast
MARTHA r. Williams. 80 years. 1879 Cor
co: AN street northwest
Aiamie Williams. - years. Freedmens
Hospital.
.fary Jackson. - years Freedmen's
II. Sspital
isaac Wright. is years. Washington
A lylum Hospital.
Chelma Washington !. months. 4S4
franklin street north
katherine V. Thornton II months q
Liberty street northwest
MARY Walker. q. years, 400 Washing
I. "a street northwest.
Walter Johnson. 81 years. south OF the
Washington Monument
Daisy HIN. : years 400 Acker court
southwest.
Infant of Fertile Davis. days Hills
j ale. D. c.
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Child Bitten by Dog.

Cecil Othen, eight years Of age. son of
John Othen. advertising agent for two
local theaters. was bitten by dog yes
terday afternoon and painfully injured
about his lip. The child was visiting the
home OF friends in the northeast section
Of the city when small terrier bit HIM
through his lip. DIR. Barnhardt auter.zcd
the INJURY and q policeman shot the dog.
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Woman Forfeits Collateral.

Mrs. Katherine Brown of 1852 23d street
failed to put in an appearance this morn
Ing at the Police Court to answer to the
charge OF running d:sorderly house. Her
collateral of So was declared forfeited
At the address on I'D street detail of
bluecoats from the third precinct inter
rupted a festive party Saturday.
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Stanford Campus to Be Dry.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-The Stan.
ford University campus and the adjoin,
ing town Of Palo Alto will be dry places
for the next college year. for the trustee.
have empowered the students affairs
only will beer. wine and whisky be pre-.
hibited in student boarding houses. bn,
the fraternity houses cannot serve liquors
even to invited guests from outside.
This blow to college hospitality is the
result of trouble over the rules against
drinking during the last term. which
nearly disrupted the university.
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In Menoriam.

HENSON. In loving but sad remembrance Of
devoted mother. LAvTNIA HENSON. who
departed this life five years ago today, June
l, 1905
Five long years ago to-day you left US:
oh, how sad and lonely has been cur home;
Oh. how often think Of you. mother,
How hearts ache one Knows
Days OF sadness still Ger us.
Tears OF silently flow.
BY HER DAUGHTERS, ANNIE AND BLANCHE.
mother. ALyERTY NJ KING. who died two
years ago today. June I, 1908.
The night dew that falls in silence, il weeps
Shall cover til. grave where dear mother
And the tears that VIC shed. though In secret
they now,
Shall keep In memory our dear mother wherever
BY HER CHILDREN
McGRATH. In loving memory Of MARGARET
HELENA Mc(iRATH loving daughter ~
James and Mary 4. McGrnth. who entered
May her soul rest in peace.
BY HER PARENTS.
THAYER In sad bu, loving remembrance OF
our beloved wife and mother. CARRIE y.
rHAYER who departed this life three years
ago today. June !. 1893.
We miss thee from home. dear mother,
W. miss thee from thy place;
A sfudow o'e- life IL cast:
We miss the Sunshine Of thy face:
We mis- thy kind and willing hand
Thy fond and earnest care:
Our home is dark without the;
We miss thee everywhere.
Like star that is lost
When the daylight is given.
Thou vert swept fron, this earth
To shine brightly in heaven.
HER LOVING; III sBAND AND CHILDREN.
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Bishop Caldwell Heard.

Bishop j. S. Caldwell Of Philadelphia
Pa. preached to large audience at
Union Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion Church. on
ed street northwest. last night, and later
left the city for his home He was In
PRODUCED by Rev DIR. W. II. Davenport
who opened the services
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ALTMAN On Sunday. May 81, 1"os. 4::a
Anna q. Altman tnee Degcni. and son If Dan
Gel aud Julia Altman:
May be rest in peace.
Funeral viii take place Tuesday. at o a.m frv,u
his late residence. i22 ID street southeast:
thence to st. Peters Church whsr, :eaui..pi
Friends and relatives are kindly Invited to
attend.
BOIRGEAT. Suddenly. May u. 1905. al her
apartment. tn. Clayton. BELLA X. BOCE-
1EAT. sister Of Mrs. Frank Gordon.
ut 80 1T Gawier's chapel. 1874 Pennsyi,
wanna avenue. Friends invited. Internent
private.
CLANCY On Sunday, May 81. 1908. at : p.m
JOHN CLANCY. beloved husband Of the late
HanDorah Clancy. Mr.. Clancy was burn Ia
MycuiliD. County Galway Ireland.
Funeral Wednesday morning. June 3 at o'clock,
from the residence Of his son. John =. Clancy.
l2351. 9th street northwest; thence to the
Immaculate Conception Church. where mass
will IL said for the repoee Of his soul.
JOHNSON Departed this life Sunday. May, n.
1903. at $50 pm. LENA &. JOHNSON. the,
beloved daughter of Mary +. and devoted
sister VI William W. and Nellie F.. J. Turner.
Funeral Wednesday. June :. at IL O'Clock am.
from First Seventh Day Adventist Church,
sth street between and G. streets north
east. Friends and relatives invited to atte1d.
POST. Suddenly on saturday. May so. 1905. at
.:aV pm. ANNA NJ. widow VI Irwin T.
Post. aged sixty-tw years.
Funeral from her late residence. 1887 18th street
northeast, Tuesday. June =. at 10 o'clock A. m.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
lnterMent at Glepwood cemetery.
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Mrs. Lillian r. Messenger and .Nrs Ed
ward Norris of Joplin. No. are leaving
the city for a sojourn In Atlantic City.
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Capt. and Mrs. Beach of 1911 II street
have closed their house for the S, Jason. re-
turning TO New York for few days be-
fore going to the country
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-09-12

Dolly Warden Chocolates at HARK-
NESS. 10. 35 and 60 29-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Scott and son
returned Friday morning from their
Colorado trip.
Misses Maud King ar Genevieve
Hobbs went 70 Russell Saturday morn
ing TO attend the Baptist Convention.
It's no fault of the cook or grocer if
YOU do not specify ''Lee" Brand. 38-tf
The Lutheran church people and
children held picnic Thursday after
noon in the public park.
The good news comes that Ciarence
CIarkson has left Hutchinson and &c
home again on the Saline
Furnished Rooms for Perf
Centrally located. near both schools
Irquire at this office.
Miss Arnv Swires went +n Omaha
last Tuesday with the Horne' farnilv
who have heen visiting there for the
past three weeks
The Horne family who have heen
visiting at +be Swiree ranch for +he
last three Heal1s returred ~ +heir
home in Omaha Tuesday. Ny WV
Horne cana +o accomranv +henn hack
Ont IN Cove rnuntv. when fro
breaks ont. The telephones o' over the
county ring. and every man having ar
auto fills It with men srd r1shes +o the
fire ar fnH speed It was tried apair.
last week
Don't miss reading Tho fen coluro1s
nf choice matter on our inside pa0es
Kansas and Washington news for the
men folks: an interesting story for the
ladies' and general news for al the
family
The price of wheat to go and SO cents
last Saturday brought the farmers to
town OF Mondav in droves with loads of
wheat but the Kansas Citv price had
dropped four cents, hut SO cents for
wheat pays a farmer nicely in this
county.
Harvey Reemsnyder on Tuesday took
a number of his friends in his auto to
the Odd Fellows picnic at Ellsworth
starting here before z a. m. and made
the run of so miles in about two hours
returning home by moonlight. Harvey
being machinist, is surely enjoying
the use of his auto
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-09-12

Mrs Zeioler and daughter Ray left
for 'heir Cheyenne home Monday eve.
Mar'ir Stromire proved up on his
Smokey Hill homestead last Saturday.
Supt. McLellen of the Experiment
Station visited Manhattan college
Friday.
Charlie Binder has bought the Mrs
Cavendar cottage in the north west
part of town.
Remember you are invited to the
morning and evening service at the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
One of the best investments about
this time of the year is generous ad-
vertisement in the FREE PRESS.
Pension Agent sFreese was in Cove
county this week looking after some
pension matters for old soldiers
widows.
The shipping of so much cream by so
many farmers this summer has kept
the price of good butter up to 25 cents
pound all summer.
Look for the brand on canned goods
and see that what you use bears the
Lee Trade Mark. 38-tf
Next week the term commences at
the State University at Lawrence and
our students will generally leave the
first of the week.
The South side is to have Barber
shop; the Stainer building opposite the
Philip store is being fitted up for that
purpose by an experienced barber.
We want every item of local inter
est we can get. Our telephone num-
ber is IL. If you have any item of in
terest. call us up.
Hays has not many aspirants or
theatrical honOrs, only one applicant
wanting to try at the amateurs test at
the Theatre here last Friday evening.
The railroad this week hauled in
several car loads of cinders and repair
ed their track in our town that gave so
much trouble | last week during the
rains.
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LOCAL NEWS.

80 %SsSsSSSsSSSsSSSSSSSSsSSSSSs
The enrolment at the State Normal
this week increased 80.
The father of Prof. Beach, from
Lawrence. is here on visit.
Schlyers got in another car load of
buggies and surries this week.
Soda Water of Quality at HARK-
NESS. 28-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schlyer and baby
spent Sunday with relatives in Ellis.
Mrs. Wheatcroft and children arrived
Monday from their Lane county home
Miss Alice Freese left Saturday eve
ming for her school duties at Grinnell
Miss Virmond went to Cove City Fri
day evening. where her school com
menced this week.
It's the grocer's goods marked Lee
that sell quickly. 38-tf
Next Monday the Catholic school and
Catholic College begin their term and
a large attendance is expected
The Early cottage in the north west
part of town is about completed and
make cOzY home for the family.
Farmer George Hubbell left for To-
peka Tuesday morning with his family
to attend the fair and visit friends.
Exchange.
At Nickles' store Saturday afternoon.
The beauty and coziness of the new
Shively cottage on east Normal avenue
now shows up and will make lovely
home.
A nice line of new fall hats will be on
display Saturday, September II, 1908
at Miss Deane's store.
Fred Miller has purchased the Mrs.
Kate Cavendar Zeigler cottage on west
Main street. making them a lovely
home.
M. E. Dixon is again living at the
Brunswick, the family having gone to
Kansas City for school with Mrs. D as
their guardian angel at meal time.
So good time was had at the Buck
eye township picnic they are talking of
holding another soon for the county il
general, as there will be no ''OId Sett-
lers" Picnic this fall
If you want to sell something you
want to buy something, chip in quart
er and try this paper and you will find
the notice will bring results. Try it.
Others have and have succeeded.
Manager McLain has succeeded In
making a contract to give our people
an excellent entertainment in the G
A. r. Hall once a week throughout the
winter. See the notice in another
column.
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The top rafters are being placed on
the new mill and its height can be
seen.
Stop in at the EXCHANGE at
NICKLES' store Saturday afternoon.
Remember that DR.. Brown. the eve
and ear specialist, will be here next
Monday
Mr.. ]. K. Acker of Abilene, capi-
talist, was here on Friday on land
deal
Ice Cream. pure and delicious. Sodas
and Sundaes at HARNESS 28-tf
H. S. Baker is editing the Hays
News now. Wakeeney Independent
Furbeck is adding a cellar and room
to his room in the southeast part of
town.
The Experiment Station continues to
ship out lots of seed wheat all over the
state.
Miss Sadie Bullock, who has been
visiting Mrs. Geo. Wilson at GrinnelI,
has returned home.
Fall Millinery opening Saturday Sep
tember IL, 1908 at Miss Deane's Millin-
cry store.
The Yost elevator was not quite high
enough so this week they added bird
loft at the highest point.
Mother Cavendar is arranging to go
back home to Wyoming with her
daughter, Mrs. Zeigler.
Cream at the Receiving Stations in
Ellis county raised another cent in
price this week now bringing 10 cents
Don't take chances on food products
Use Lee Brand. 38-tf
Gust Lindquist is proving up on his
homestead on 12-11-16 in the East Sa-
line township country near Fairport
This week we get Walter A King
the 160 acre homestead in Sec. 2-11-17
in East Saline township formerly the
Finch timber claim.
The Street Commissioner had ma
chine this week cutting the weeds
along our streets much improving their
appearance.
The high price of wheat is causing
the farmers now to bring in much of it
even to the neglect of their blowing
and seeding for another crop.
Cleve Schultz, with his wife and baby
arrived from their Chicago home Mon
day evening to make visit to Papa
Henry and see their many old friends
Mrs. John H. Gerken having recov-
cred her health at the Springs the
family have moved to Lawrence where
they will school their children at the
University.
A county's prosperity is best shown
by its banks statements and the show
ing of the Citizens State Bank surely
pieases our people. With only $780,
600 stock they have deposits of $268,
442. 90, while patrons have only asked
loans of $94, $50 leaving them to care
for their depositors uninvested $189, 87e
and every day thousands of dollars
worth of wheat is being brought to
town TO sell for more eastern money.
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Dick Finch has gone to Idaho to live.

Dick Finch has gone to Idaho to live.
Miss Mary Jacobs went to Kansas
City Tuesday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Slower will take up
her Normal duties again this term.
Drink Hires Root Beer out of the
keg, at HARNESS. 23-tf
Mrs Grace Goodall Hubbard was
here this week on a visit to her
parents.
AS we go to press the waterworks
election is taking place. those in favor
of it doing lots of hustling.
Cox's have much improved their feed
warehouse by raising the floor so less
trouble for farmers loading.
Lawrence Cole has returned from a
visit to relations in Colorado and re-
ports a nice visit.
Try a little WANT ADvER in this pa
per and see if it does not bring results.
They always do.
Many are burning their straw stacks.
Don't do it, farmers. Feed may be
scarce before spring time comes and
stock need feed badly.
Another dance and supper will be
given at Silverdale (Haddock) school
house Friday evening. September 25th
o01 oil oro ;rxy;4o1 &o a&+ooJ
Lucius Hughes, Clarence Christopher
and Misses Ida Samuelson and Minta
Oliver drove down from Ellis Sunday
to visit Miss Neva Bell.
eff it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a
kodak" HARNESS has kodaks and
supplies. 21-tf
Will Early and Carl Holmquist at
tended the Odd Fellows Picnic at
Ellsworth as delegates from the Hays
Lodge.
This week brought quite a number
of new students to our State Normal
school.
With the official population of 1889
INSIDE the city limits, it gives our
town about 24OO now in Hays City,
while the county numbers II, 394 most
of the gain being in this town.
dolly Warden" Chocolates at Hark-
ness. 22-tf
The new mill this week looms up
higher than ever. 1t is credit to the
town to see the warehouse, mill and
elevators of the new company, running
nearly a block and looming up many
stories in height.
The grass is getting very dry now
and the danger of prairies fires i'm
minent. An ounce of preventative is
worth a pound of cure. Better get
your fre-guards plowed, and especially
around your wheat stacks.
Work on the new cottage of John
Adkins IN the south east part of town
will soon commence, to cost 81, 600 and
Jack Wolf having the contract. The
present hoI se is being moved to the lot
adjoining the Dickenson propsrty.
With our great success with wheat
this year the 'tOld Settlers" association
should have given their picnic in the
creek grove to give the farmers anC
their families days rest and chance
to meet to talk over their success.
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OPERA HOUSE.
MAJESTIC SPECIALITY SHOW.
Weekly Visits A Great, Treat For

Commencing on Wednesday evening,
September 23rd. and on each Wednes-
day thereafter, during the coming win
ter, DIR. H E. Merkel, an old time
theatrical manager who has made Ellis
worth, Kansas his headquarters for the
past year. will bring his MAJESTIC
SPECIALITY SHOW to the Opera
House.
The two and half hour entertain
ment will consist of Short Comedies,
Singing and Dancing Acts, Novelty
Acts, Latest Songs, beautifully illus
trated with colored Slides, and at each
performance will be presented 1000 feet
of the latest and best Life Motion
Pictures, through the aid of his new
Majestiscope, which is the very latest
invention of the Wizard Edison, and
which is absolutely free from all flick
ering and glare.
| Each week will see an entire change
of program and different performers
Among those engaged for the open
ing week is Little Shore Acres. knowr
as the "Boy of Mystery, Mirth anc
Marvel . in his wonderful YOGI INDIAN
Box MYSTERY. His number, alone, il
worth the price of admission.
The management of the Opera House
has decided to present this series Of
entertainments at prices that will not
only appeal to, but will be within the
reach of all, viz. General Admission
25 cents, Reserved Seats -35 cents.
Reserved seats are now on sale a
the usual place.
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Do You Want to Sell
Your Farm?

If so kindly send me a full description
and your price. have buyers
here in eastern Kansas whom / am
bringing to your country every two
weeks and selling land. l have i'm
mediate buyers for quarter sections,
and one-half sections. Don't wait but
send me description of your land to-
day. My commissions are reasonable.
ADDRESS
o. H, McQuaFy, .JT. e Co..
REAL ESTATE LOAN & INVESTMENT Co.,
MORRILL,, Brown COUNTY. KANs.
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Typewriter for sale:
Inquire at This Office.

Buckeye and West Saline townships
had their united picnic in the Haddock
grove last Friday and was a great sue
cess, being largely attended and many
present The ball game required II
innings for Buckeye to win in score
of to C while .aie dancing in the eve
ming was kept up until late hour.
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Lutheran Church.
C. F. WEST. Pastor

y. r. WEST, Pastor.
1000 a. m. Sunday School
HOO a. m. Public Worship.
Subject: "Hsrvest Festival"
700 p. m. C. E. Society. Topic
Church Attendance.
500 p. m. Public Worship. Subject:
Love Thy Neighbor.
800 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Meet
ing.
You are cordially invited to these SER
vices.
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An Automobile Bargain.

A Five Passenger Oidsmobi'e Tour
ing Car, Two cylinder, four cycle, 20 to
"a horse power, equipped with top, etc.
Has had only 500 miles use. Call on
or address
The Farmers National Bank,
Salina, Kansas.
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MuIe Taken no.

A stray mule was taken up at my
place last Wednesday. Owner can
have by proving property and paying
for this notice and keep of mule.
43-1t JOHN GATEWoOD.
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PIOwin6 Wanted

We are prepared to do plowirg with
our steam blowing outfit. Address
E. L. WOOD, Ellis, Kansas.
44-3t
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A large red setter dog. White stripe
in face, white paws, short tail. A re-
ward paid for information sent to
P. ]. DEAN. Hays KS. 42-1t
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Eor Sale.

Three 5 room cottages; Two 3 room
cottages; One 5-acre lot close 0 town.
For terms see JOHN c. Adkins. 23-tf
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Pf6s for Sale.

We have some young pigs for sale at
our farm south of the e Reservation.
Phone 614 or see
M. L. MOORE. 44-3t