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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

Grbc DER bnberiiden &rone, leate Das
Hrpteftprat bes baneriiden Quneesz
~perbanoes nieber. Sas tbat er nidlt
ctipa aus Nei9uug gum Centrum. CT
MIN olelmebr i'm 0cgeniaB an leinem
Vnter Suoiuig o Den Siberalen als
8eltnnings9enp1le bennipruht. Nber
DER jungc W~ittelsbnder tonnte e9 nidt
ertragcn, bnB ge9en Die iiherl1ieaenbe
Webrheit leiner fiinftisen llntertboz
men IN 10 lfmdblidler Weiie aehebt
murbe. Riht umionit iprad, CT pom
.8olfsempfinoen". Iuh mliBte linn
bn5 aan8e @ehahren Der Scber 3ltz
lpiber lein. Mupredt's Seiipiele
folsten mebr pber meniger nod anberc
filrltlife decentralization. Weipannt
luartetc man aiif Die Stelunenahme
bes 6aliptprnteftprs Srin8en Seinrih
unh leines fniierlifeu 8rusers.
@pdenlan9 blie6 es it'll bn oben.
Sic aeim7 Yreiie bebauptete unentz
lpegt, SrinS 6einrih biQige bic
6altnug bes 0oritanbes bes S(oNenz
p%creins. Sn3niiden fielen Die Be
lude Des Yrin5en Sliepis unb bes
Ertn8en Rupredt in Berlin. Nus
Der engliiden Rreiie mar III Die
pentlhc cine Notis iibereeeanSen, oab
man IN @nalnno cine Sesapouiruna
pcs Sreibeno inn Slottenperein ais eiil
Irieolifes 3eihen IN Ser duberen
Yolitif SclitIhlanb's empiinoe. Mnn
tamcn 8inte aus Der S0be an Sen
Slottenperein. Su Der &eim Yreiie
nabnl mar iie 3unddlt gar ni6t emit,
Damn ipar ma bnff. S6lieBli6 folas
ten formlide Wutbausbriife. SaS
anaebli1e Wort bes aaiiers an Sen
SrGIibenten be5 Slpttenuereins nacb
Den 8abien: nSas ba6t Sbr gut &c
madtl" pllrbe frog friibereu Semcne
tis pieberbolt. @uf Der General
Yeriammluns 81 saiiel erfldrte Der
Yrdiibent, b0dlte unb alerbobIte Ytrs
ionen biirften nift IN Die Debate aes
3ogen merben. @arum ipobl niht?
Gin nnoeres Witglieb bes @oritanbes,
Nbmiral SbomIen. biirfte ben
@runb nneegehen BADEN. @enn er
aIlerbofIrc unb bofite Yerlouen in
Die 9ebatte 5iebeu pole, tonne er
Gntb ii llungen a d II, bic
a~llfciti9 perbIiiffen in ii r.
ben. - @id ni6t. - 3idl 3ndl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
&crtbc Hconttiun.

n Iio bod Cine Der nicOer.
IA trdd,tigItcn Vprlnacn. iIccl
~ iueihc i'm preubii6eu NbJc.
- prbnetcn : Nnus nbgcitimmI
iullroc. Die uteianung9up
Die &oleupprlngc, II
nit DEN Stiumen Der G~onierpatipeu
INSTRUMENTATION unb NatipuaQibcs
rulen cnbgillti9 0ngcnpmm II
roroen. HrcuBcn Fat bamit Dor hcr
9nn3en 8clt ae5eigt, Dab es hclltc Del
rcdttipndr tic Stuut oel
@elt lit, Elm Stoot, Der feline
Vcrcd,ti9ung mebr bat, iih elmer,
N c Oh t5itndt" Gil nellnc1.
pSfui Seufel," Id)nlltc CO BON Den
gdll!cn Der &olcll. ais bieic5 nieoerz
trdhtige. mmenihlifc Gntcignungoe
9c'cB, nlld) YSitmnrfen &prlage" &c
nnnnt, in pritter 9ciung nlgenomnncIr
lporben mar, .Tfui Seufell" rllft Die
gnn5e cipiliiierte @elt. Sn Der Is e
h / h c u6er mirb Dieics Slott tcin
M~ubmcSblntt bebelitcu, lpnbern Gin
nScntmal Der Sdanoe", mc!fcs iid'
anbercn Aleihpcrtbi9en Seutmdlcrn
miirbig anreiben bari. - Bic II IL
q d \ Der preubiihcn Stant2s
burger Dor Dem u cetc lit jest 81
elmer it datliden @inrih d.
aemprben, Die ltnbcrleblihteit
NM 0eiligfeit bes &ripntcigcnz
tbum@ III n6er ppnt Staate ielbit,
Der bieles bod 81 ifiiecn bdtte, q G
broheu morben. Siejenigen
Tarteien nber. - ingeu mir cinfnh
der Slof"--melGe iid lunlt NIT Den
pntriotiihiten SrnlttoneH oils Die See
ibiiber unb Hetter bes %~aterlanoes
p%rofluinieren, BADEN jeBt DEM 9roBten
Seinbe bes Sbrones, Ser So8ial>
Democratic ben &cg &C.
q t, ME lie bereinit ibrem Slt1bas
mental @runbias, baB Eripatei9ens
tbum it q fl lei, n~llgcmeine
@illti9teit perihaffen fam.
++++
Sic rabifale loSialoemofratildc
.Seip5iser Soltsseitung" ireut lid
ulld bereits ipie cine @ihsbiiritc lrlo
NiliitSll pppitiINplip pNil r'S'bJEiN'iO
ler, Siiriten y. Billion, fiir Die Be-
Ifcerung. Iit iihtliher gcfriepis
oung ifreibt bieles 9lntt:
.Gs lit iiher, baB Billion unO Gonz
iorten in lester 3inie fir Die So5ial@
Democratic 9earbeitet babea. Die
prpletariiierteu pDlniiden 8auern
miilien friiber pber ipdter 5u uns
o m III c n, uno irenn Die preuBiide
Megierung bic bier MiuNnen Yolen
I'M prenBii6eu Staate ba5u brin9t,
oaB Tie Spbfeinbe bes beiteben>
ben Ypliseiitaates iein miiiien, 10
i6afit iie Damit DEM beltifen Vrole1
tariat ebenio piele Serbiinbete I'm
St amp 9egen bice II
Staat."
IS lit alld i9liebIi6 8an5 ielbite
~perit1nblif, tpenn bic .2eipsiger
&plts3eitune" am ShluIie bieIes Irtie
fels Die @enoIieu n%uiiorbert. vbicic
Seinbjhaft aescn ben prehbil6er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Ger Riid,sane Der Gimmam-
Nrrmn9

liz Gin iihcres 3eiheu, pab cine Iufs
lpdrtsbeiueguug in uuieren mirtbe
idaitlideu Terbdltniilen nod niht
eingeicst bat, ia nift einmdl iif Dor
bereitet. Siea 9ebtere lit bds Sc>
flaaensperthe. Sob Die Ginlunnbe>
RING nit Der llnglnlt Der ipirthihaits
liheu Gage 81 rednen gcluuBt bat. ut
~fcinesfpe9s bebduerlid, ionbern nir
erfreulid,. Sittere Gnttdu1dDung
iuirn uuf bieie @eile mnndem nrmel
Nlenlfen eripart uuo cine i~pcitcrr
Grihperung Der &ngc Der cinbeimie
idlen Nr6ciler perbiitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Fir Die Drranhilhmna ka.
fbuiifber tairn.

Slr Gobcn unleren yeier. eiuC
Hci6c ~Grfldrungeu BON ;3citlln0cn mn
audi Yripntpcrioncn porgcle9t, IN
lueldlcn man lid iibcr BIC bon ms IN
DtcIen Spaltcr bcf~iirlpcrtctc Agitntiol
nce Gcutrnl s@crciu& iiir bic tocrnle
bilpul9 fntbpliihcr Yaicn 9cIltBeri
fot. Nicr cine 3uihrift, meldc
%beloHpcr5 lucrthpol iir, ipcil oieicl1C
hon cinem crfnbreuen. fat6pliidcn.
nclltIh mcrifaniiden Sngcnoe
cr5icber berrilhrt:
SolcOo, g, o. SeGr. 'OS.
S>crrn 9it. Wunucr, 9uhuutc, Soma.
&crebrter &crr 8ouncr.
SD bare Sen mir 0iitigit 5uaez
funhten &orihlag ogetreiieno 6erauz
bilbung tatboliiher &nieu" nit grps
Bcm Snterclie uub picberbolt gelcIen,
SD lebc uidlt cil. mnrllm bieieS llntcrs
ilehnlcn nId)t geIiugcu Iultc. @eulr
aud MIR ctuigc lueni9e. nnleriiunilGC
Wt0nncr oicicm SIRIUS III Mtilldlcn.
Oldobnh bcilpObucn. 10 III ouolrd cir
erober Snrtinrilt in bem Stubilm
1lno Der Noilug Der lo5iologiiher
Sragen aeundt. Sd] modbte Der
Ylan aud uIlS Dem @ruube bciiir.
tportcll, neil Wiiinhen @lnbbad oit
berrliditc @clegeubeit bicte,, oie Mr.
beiteu nnO io8uia9en, Die iulere gSert.
itdttc Oe3 &olfouercin5 fenneu u
lerllen ulo eineu Gin6lid in oas
beitide tdtboliihe 3einnqapeieu 81
geminnen.
Su Der 6ofinun9. BOG Scr SorihIoq
iiberna nit Sntereiie muO Hegeiite,
rlng aufgenommeu unb betrieber
miro,
MRit frepmOli6em @ruBe,
Sracbenlt
s. 0etermnnn, z. :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

3iudr sebroden, aoeI niobt Gbgeldafft;
Dieier ut md, INNER Der Siirit bieier
8elt. Die fl. Shrift peritebt uriter
Dem 8prtc Welt, Die aroBe Wale
Serienigen, Die niht 81 Den Siencrit
Gbriiti gebDren, gemdb Den Worteit
Gbriri: o@er niht nit mir III, Der it
gegcu MIDI" Seinen Ipoiteln iaat
@briitus: sd bare euh bon Der @elt
~ouserlpdblt." Sic 8elt miro elldl
baiieli. mic lie mid sebaBt bat"
.giebmet eid, in Mft Der rem Ien.
I6cn." Ser IF. Sobannes lebrt:
Die gan5e 8elt lieet im Ar9eu";
"Siebet niht ole 8et nod, ipas III
Der &elt lit; oenn Die Sreunoifaft
pleler TeIt lit SeinSihaft 0ottes."
Der III. Sdfobl5 lagt; Niles, mas III
Der Welt lit. lit 9egierlihfeit bes
Sleilhes, Seeierlihfeit Der Nuaen uno
Soffart oes 9ebens."
Den @erfen oes Satans urb esr
Eradt oes Sutans entidaen, bebeuteS
ollo Der o%reifacben ge9ierlidfeii, nsls
der Die 8cItmcniheu frDbnen, eilts
iasen. 9as lit ieoo1 cine barte
Hebe, Die &iele nicbt perirehen pollen.
Die @enIhen iinb ober nod bente inn
uelen 6eioenthum bieieIben pie im
alien. Die %raitlole Saap nab Gbrea.
Sreuoen unb @eraniiscu, mad Sab
unb Gut, lit nod oieielbe. lluiere
Ibeoter unD 8reuDenbGuIer iinp in
ben Stdeten 10 5ablreid) unb 10 Ihleft.
Die 2aiter aaer Irt 10 grob ipie i'm
nlten 5eioentbum. Gin uabrer
Sbriit mus Sieier 8elt mo i6reu
2uitbarfeiten entiagcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Gon ben perihieOenen 9lefern.
guta3 s, 4--lj.
y 10 il Bins Y. ii bcr
bic fatbplih dc
Hreiic.

r HahfDlgenoe, Iebr etnoruig=
r Tide nnp iehr bcahtenspertbe
r Semerfnngen iiber Die umtcrs
r itiibung Der tathuliifen Trche
r bnr6 Grteiter INN SuIf nnb
r iibcr bic Sebcntung Der fatbp=
r Iiid,en &reRe in uniercn Sagen,
r mad)te Bins Der 3cbnte 81 einem
+ Der Gebattcure hcr 5cttuus rSa
+ Gruir" nm 9imuscs in Sranfz
r reid. Sus Der 81. Batter er=
r fnbrcn bate, naf er 81 einem
r S%uurnaliiteu rche, iGgte CT:
r rgb, bic Grefc! Scrcn
r @ihtisfeit tit md nift &C.
r riigcno peritnnben. @cber bic
r 8%lHnbisen, md Der Glerns
+ nnteritiiten bieiclbe, mic JIG
+ ipiltcn. Sd iueit, es ipiro be-
+ bauptet, bic Yrefc lei cine per-
, Bdltnikmdhig uenc Grihcinnns
r nnn cs mGreu friiber Seelcn
= pbne hieielbe gcrettet iuprben.
r Sriibcr, friiber - bas tit leiht
+ geingt. Gs lit aber feline Jrase
+ Der 8crgansenbeit, iunnern cine
: Der @%esenmart.' Sriiber per
+ breitete lid bns Gilt ner
+ iGledten Irefie niht In 10 err
+ fGredenber @eiie iiberall, mic
= es iett Der Saii 1T, nnn fpls=
: lid iuar aud bas Gcsenmittei
7 Der guten 1rcKe nift 10 pm
3 N1tben iuic bcutsutagc. GS lit
+ cine Sbatiahe, ban %beutsutasc
7 friitlidje TOlfcr irregefiibrt
, wernen, nnn baf ibr 0eiit ourdJ
= guttlOie 3eitunsen pcrsiftet
: tpirb. Sergeblidj wGrc has
y Sauen nemer &irhcn, has Nh
r balten BON W~iiiipren, bas
r @riinDen bon Ghnlen; ale
y Gure suten @erfe, aife Cure
= S~emiibuugen WGren umiDnit,
= fuenn Sbr niht 5ur icibeu Seit
. bic bcfeniiue mnb pffcuiipe
r @afie elmer trenen unb pabr=
b bait fatbulii6en Irefe 5n se=
+ brnuhen miiRtet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
5lfbfr 3arforn Orr 5,irdJsn.
tnntk.

IN Gaden Der Reform Der
Girdeumniit mirb mIs New
yurt beri6tet, nnB Gr5biihpi Sarlep,
bel ser nculid n6Ae6nltencn Sip8cian@
Gtruec bat perfiinoigen fonnen, bnB
81 Nirdeu iciuer GrjNin3eic Mdnncr
dJorc DGtiel, unb 6wnn5ig sirben lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

(Spesials Gcrrelpolben6 aus ser
@niaen Staot.)
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04

Essex Club Celebrates.

Yesterday and to-day are red-letter
days for the Essex Club of this city.
Their club house is completed, or near
ly so, and Friday evening and Saturday
are the opening festivities.
The banquet and ball which is being
held this Friday evening constitutes the
formal opening and dedication of the
building and members and their ladies
will only be present. A few out of
town visitors and members are present.
The banquet room of the club on the
third floor is not yet completed and the
feast will be served in the Brunswick
Annex by the Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian church One hundred
covers will be laid.
On Saturday afternoon and evening
the building will be open to the general
public and all who will may come and
inspect the handsome club rooms. A
reception committee will wait on the
visitors and in the evening a dance will
be given in the ball room. Springers'
Orchestra will play for both evenings.
Four large electric fans will keep the
ball room cool for the dancers. Every
one should come out and attend these
festivities.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
Our Serial Story.

The management of The FREE PRESS
is constantly on the lookout for some
thing new. The serial story, while not
new idea in the magazine world, is a
comparatively recent departure among
country weeklies. Nearly all the best
papers of Kansas are running popular
serials from time to time, which have
won more than usual appreciation at
the hands of their subscribers. News
paper supply houses are now so modern
that it is possible to secure a great
number Of the late novels in plate
form.
'"The Real Agatha, the opening in
stallment of which will appear in our
next number, is probably one of the
most delightfully."- entertaining stories
for light summer reading that was ever
written. The novelty of the plot lends
attractiveness to every chapter.
Six of the cleverest illustrators of
the United States have each contribut-
ed picture of a typical American girl,
the six Agathas, one of which will ap-
pear with each installment of the story.
The unique will of Fletcher Boyd on
which the plot is founded appears in
this issue and will be worth reading
carefully. The eccentricity of this rich
old man, who died leaving his only
daughter with an inheritance of 500, 600
600, results in her happy marriage to
one who gave up fortune-seeking to
marry the girl of his choice.
Watch for the opening chapters next
week and tell your friends and neigh
bors about it.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
16s Power Of Advertising.

1t has long been proven fact that
Judicious advertising will get man
business, save him money, make fine
home possible, help him dispose of
everything from farm, to rummage;
invest his money for him; get him a
wife and held him find lost kin, and do
so many other wonders that no one will
be surprised to learn that it has gotten
a man out of Jail.
John Silber, of Newkirk, Okla, was
sent to Jail charged with tampering
with switch. While there he read in
a newspaper of an offer of So for the
most original want ad. Silber inserted
the following:
"Wanted-YO Young man in Jail wants
out; sugg estions solicited that might
result in immediate release; wants
poets address who wrote Stone Walls
Do Not Prison Make, Nor Iron Bars
Cage Address John L. Silber, Kay
county Jail, Newkirk, Okla
He got the So, lot of sympathy,
flowers and pie, and so much attention
and interest in his case that it resulted
in an investigation proving his inno-
cences and he was released from jail
The moral of this is Advertised And
don't wait until you are put in Jail to
begin.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
Good News for Hays.
WE NOW HAVE A FULL-FLEDGED
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
A FOUR YEARS COURSE AND LIFE GER
TIFIcATE PRIVILEGE GRANTED TO
WESTERN STATE NORMAL.

At recent meeting of the board of
regents, the Normal School at Hays was
authorized to put in full four years
course Of study and to grant to students
completing the course. a LIFE GER
TIFICATE TO TEACH IN THE
SCHOOLS OF KANSAS. Principal
Picken has been quietly but persistently
working toward this end for some time
and his efforts have been rewarded even
sooner than expected. This action on
the part of the board of regents means
much for our Normal School Hereto
fore students completing the course here
were compelled to go to Emporia and
spend some time in order to get the life
certificate. Now, they may complete
their work here and receive the same
legal recognition in the schools of Kan
sas as graduates from Emporia. We
now have an undisputed place among
the higher institutions of learning in the
State of Kansas. It is probable that
additions to the faculty will be neces-
sary for the opening of the next school
year.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
A Quiet, Fourth.

To-day is the glorious Fouth, the
132nd university of the birth of the
United States of America. AS usual
the citizens of Hays will make no spec
ial demonstration of patriotism and be-
yond the shooting of firecrackers and a
little fireworks during the evening, the
day will be no different from other
days. On account of the holiday COM
ing on Saturday and in the midst Of
the harvest season the stores will prob
ably remain open during the morning.
A few Hays-ites will attend the
larger celebrations at Oakley and Ellis
worth
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
NotIce-.Cemetery Meeting.

The annual meeeing of the Hays City
Cemetery Association will be held at the
Office of H. w. Oshant on July 18th, 1908,
being the second Tuesday of July, for
the purpose of electing officers and the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting. All per-
sons holding lot certificates are, under
the constitution of this association,
members, and entitled to participate in
the annual meetings. A general invit-
alton is extended to members to be
present. H. W. Oshant. Sect'y. 34-2t
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
Crdnd Concert

Prof. Thorsterberg, head of the mu-
sic department of Bethany College,
Linds burg, assisted by Miss Hobbs,
will give an entertainment in the audi
torium at the Normal Friday evening
July 10. These people scarcely need
introduction to the people of this part
of the state. The program they will
give US has recently been given in var
ious towns of the state and has met
with universal praise. This will make
delightful break in the ''dull season.
following the Fourth of July and will
no doubt receive liberal patronage.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
JoIiification Meeting.

A mass meeting of the students of
the Normal and citizens of Hays will
be held at the Normal buildings next
Monday evening, July g. to rejoice over
the recent good fortune that has come
to our school The new additions are
now practically completed and will be
open for inspection from o'clock to
800 after which a program and jollifica-
tion will be held in the gymnasium,
followed by fireworks on the campus.
Let everybody come and have a good
time. Business men are especially in
vited.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04

According to a commendable and
tlme-honored custom in our town, the
Presbyterian, Baptist and Lutheran
churches will hold union services on
Sunday evening during J1ly and Aug
ust. This plan has always been popu-
lar with our people as it promotes in
terdenominational fellowship and good
will. 1t gives the pastors a needed
vacation without depriving their people
OF regular religious services. The first
service of the series will be held Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock in the Lutheran
church Rev. Goodmsn will preach.
Arrangements are being made for a
double male quartet to sing at all the
services. Everybody is invited.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
Methodist church.

Dolly Warden Chocolates at HARK
NESS 10, .35 and .65. 2e-tf
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
Democratic Convention.

Next week the National Democratic
Convention meets at Denver to nomi-
nate their candidate for President anG
Vice President. The Bryan forces
claim to have 800 to 1000 delegates,
while the opposition claim over third
of the convention and that Bryan can
not be nominated, as it requires two
thirds vote. For Vice-Presidency there
are many candidates named. no one
having a pull. A California man Will
be temporary-and an Arkansas man the
permanent-chairman.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04
Normal Faculty Increased.

Prof. j. II. Beach has been employed
by the board of regents as an addition
al member of the faculty made neces-
sary by the expansion of the course of
study. Mr.. Beach is graduate of the
State Normal at Emporia and has had
a number of years experience in school
work. He is considered and exception
ally strong teacher. He is son-in-law
of Mr.. Ed Beach of our city.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-04

1. M. Yost and Lin visited at Wilson
last Sunday.
Farmers report their corn fields gen.
orally in good condition.
Another shower passed over this sec
tion last Saturday evening.
Our town was full of harvest hands
last Sunday hunting work
Jacob Bissing took trip to Colorado
this week to see his land possessions
there.
Alice McLain returned Wednesday
morning from visit to- her sister near
Ellis.
Miss Abhie Westbrook is now clerk
ing in the dry goods department of the
Weisner store.
Joe and Edith Irwin arrived Wednes-
day morning from Plattville, Colorado
to visit Hays friends.
Mrs. Sadie Young and sister Miss
Una Winters of Cisna, Ills, are here on
visit to Grandma Winters.
Mrs. Henry Meyer has returned from
her visit to the Kansas City hospital,
feeling much improved in health.
Gay and Florence Nickles left We'd
nesday evening for Brighton, Colorado
to spend the remainder of the summer
On account of the rain many of the
farmers brought their harvest hands to
town Thursday morning for vacation.
Millicent Wilcox of Salina was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Freshour
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown this
week.
George Cox arrived Tuesday evening
from Manhattan, where he has been
attending the K. S. A. C. He expects
to work in harvest.
The railroad company has laid brick
sidewalks and put up posts alongside on
the west side of Chestnut street much
improving that walk.
The Chautauqua at Salina this year
will be held from July 10th to 18th in
Oakdale Park, with, many prominent
speakers on the program.
John Troth is here looking after his
political fences, the contest for Register
of Deeds on the republican ticket being
between him and VIM. Hollenbeck.
While here Saturday State Architect
Station took an automobile spin out to
Yocemento taking but thirteen minutes
to get there and but seventeen to get
back.
G. M. Cox on Saturday was showing
some fine wheat taken from header
box where they were cutting south of
town. The grain is plump, large and
couldn't be better.
| Two students from Arkansas Univer-
sity were here this week to work in
the harvest fields. They were both
young men of means and are working
for the experience.
The nomination papers for the candi-
dates are now in and Co. Clerk Cox is
making up the required roll for the
ballot for the primary August 4th.
Few republicans filed papers.
Elwood Mendenhall, having secured
his teachers certificate, returned to his
Saline valley home Tuesday with his
wife and baby. He has secured Dis
trict No. school for another wear
The Real Agatha" which will begin
| in next week 8 FREE PRESS appeared
in the Ladies Home Journal last year
and was awarded the big prize in the
literary competition by the Curtis Pub
fishing Company.
The carpenters on the new Yost ele-
vator work so fast they again ran out
Of lumber on Monday. When complet-
ed it will be the same height as the
present elevator, with the top cover as
on'the west end of the old elevator.