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BRIEF MENTION.
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Dawson Lide is spending a teH days hunting deer at Camden.
 Miss Renfrow, of Rison, was in the city recently en route to Conway.
 Mrs. A. J. Murphree, of Sheridan was in the city yesterday, shopping. Norman Donaldson, Jr., is home from Paragould, where he spent a va cation with relatives.
 Mrs. Alex Lazarus and little daugh- ter are the guests of her sister, Mrs M. Fucker, in Hot Springs.
 Miss Ida Dreyfus and Mrs. Allie Dreyfus went to Little Rock yesterday to spend the day with relatives.
 Mrs. Fred Senyard, who recently suEnt few days with friends in the capital city, has returned home.
 D. c. Bell, secretary of the Pine Bluff Trust Company, left yesterday for Van Buren on a business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. C. R. Roberson, of Walnut Lake, and Mrs. E. G. Rober- son, of Dumas, spent yesterday in the city.
 Jesse Ryland, who has spent about year with his uncle, Joseph Ryland near Walkertown, Essex county, Va.
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WATCH THIS SPACE FOR NEW FALL GOODS.
 LLOYD GROCERY COMPANY.

Mrs. Virginius Mardaugh and daugh ter, Miss Alice Mardaugh, have re- turned to their home in Little Rock after a visit to friends aid relatives in this city
 Mrs. Nathan Hirshorn and son re- turned to their home in Little Rock yesterday after spending the Jewish holidays with her mother, Mrs. I. J. Moore, in this city
 Mrs. l. c. Campbell, head mlline., at the Grand Leader, has returned from Memphis, accompanied by her little daughter. Genie, who has been visiting relatives there.
 Mrs. H. G. Higginbotham, who has been confined to the Park Avenue Hospital in Denver for long time with typhoid fever, has recovered and will return home i'll short while.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Armstrong returned yesterday from two months visit to Knoxville, Tenn, St. Louis and Louisville, Ky. MT. Armstrong lis an engineer on the Cotton Belt. Mrs. Anna Brickell left yesterday flor Little Rock, where she will join party and go to Batesyille to attend the dedication of the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home at that place George H. Adams, of Hot Springs, publisher of the Hot Springs Bulle- tin, Helena World and Pine Bluff Graphic, is in the city for few days transacting business,-.-~~-----
 Mrs. Frederick Sternberg, of St. Louis, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Sternberg in this city, expects to leave the last of the week for her home.
 MT. and Mrs.~v. U. Webb have re- turned from visit to relatives at Quincy, Ohio. Mrs. Webb spent the summer there and was joined during |her stay by her husband.
 Mrs. Grace Bloom, mother of John R. Bloom, will return home the latter part of the week. after a several months trip in the West. She is now visiting relatives in St. Louis. l Harry Berry. of Oil City, Pa, for mer member of the Pine Bluff ball tsaN. but recently of the Southern
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has returned to this city, and will r,. main here
 Mr. and Mrs. O. |. Moore, of Eros La, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. | . I. Moore, on South Main street.
 w. A. katz, of Memphis, represent- ing the American Land and Slave Com pam, was in the city recently on bus mess.
 w. z. Iankersley has returned tgoal q trip south on the Iron Moumai4, a the interest of the Home fnsuraa = Agency.
 Mrs. Max lleiman has returned to her home ill Little Rock. after d visit to M. and Mrs. J. E. Simon in this city
 Ted Dunnegan left Monday for l,- tie Rock, where he will take the eA- animation for the United States Civil 1 Service
 Charlie D. Harrison, city salesman i for the Harrison Produce Company. made a trip to Rob Roy yesterday on business l. J. Moore, special agent for .le Cove rnment, with lleado,,arters at Hope, Ark, was d visitor in the city sasterday
 Walter W kins has gone to Wash ington, D. C., where he will enter on his second term in the Washington School for Boys
 Ms. Corinne $. knoX. who has been touring abroad for severa! months, will return to her home in this city next month. Mrs Grace Cook returned to her h ne at Fair Oaks yesterday .,!tpr spending two weeks with Mrs. .ee Hardness ill this city.
 Superintendent |, X. Peck and Trainmaster Elmer Richards, Of the Cotton Belt have gone to Shreveport, La, oil official business.
 Nr. and Mrs. Carl Voss. form k et this city, have returHed To their l iome in Little Rock. after several weeks stay in Chicago.
 Miss Willie K Hooker. who has l been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eranl, i Tomlinson ill this city, has returned to her home at Wabbaseka.
 Mrs. X. \. Foster and daughter Miss Wayne, who have been visitins Mrs O. H. Scoegin, have returned to their home in TeXarkana.
 G. w. Harnwell. who has been tn, manager of the Cost System at tn, Sawyer X Austin plant in this city has resigned and gone to Minneapolis Minn.
 Mr. anu Mrs. s s. White. of Ner rouge. La, passed through the cit, yesterday en route to their home iron Mt Nebo, where they spent the sum mer.
 G. D. Davis, representinp the Ben ton Brick and Pottery Companv O bent9n, Ark. has returned home afte1 spending tive days in this city on bus mess
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GOING DOWN
 EVERY DAT
Although She Had q Good PhEsieian Mrs. Beatty Was Coin" Down
 Till She Took Cardui.

I.Hsk, Tex. N.-I want to tell YOU aoW much have been benefited by Gar.}ui. = writes Mrs F.. f}eaty. of L.usk. Tex. T had female trouble, pains in m, back a dizzy dull headache, palPitaiou eI the heart, fUllness at my stomach. and Was so weak could only sit up q Iit- tie while al a time and began to have levers every day
 II had one of our best physician treating me, but was going down rap Idly every day. so decided to take Car dul' Before had finished the first bottle felt much improved in ever. Way. have taken 10 bottles and am , new up and able to do my work
 When you are weak, take Cardui. for 1t will help to make you strong as it has helped thousands of other sick women.
 It's ingredients are perfectly harm less, it's action is gentle. and it will not interfere with any other medicine you may be taking
 tse it freely. It will help Yau.
 SOTE.-'rhe Cardui Home Treat ment for Women, consists of CarGui tSD, Thedtord's BlackDraught l25c1 or NelFo to0el for the liver, and Car dui Antiseptic t50cl. These remedies 
 may be taken sinslH, by#themselves. If desired, or three together. as q com plete treatment for women ills. Write to: Ladies Advisory D pt.. Chat tanoo2a Medicine Co. Chattanooga. Tenn, for special instructions. aad G!- page book, Home Treatment fer We- men. sent in wrapper, on reauest
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CT, ]. B. lanes. at Columbus, Kan on account CT his illness Mrs. Ruth erford went via Little Rock. where she WAS joined by Mrs. ] A. Cra- mer, of 1ha- city.
 Frank Le1errlan and Alvin Strauss two promising young men of this city, left yesterday for New Orleans to enter the Tulane University, at thar place. Mr. Lieherman was a mem-
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ber of the 1909 graduating class al the Pine Bluff High School, and has a good chance for entering Tulane wi Il a first class standing Mir
 Strauss has passed two progressive wears on the roll of Tulane, and has male an excellent record in his work in the medical department of the University. Both young men will enter the medical department. from
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SeSaii.e Club.

SesaMe Club
 Inc Sesame Club held the s4st meet Ing o1 the season at the holIe of Mrs Jesse R. Core on West Eff .vanna yesterday afternoon at 30 o'clock. Much enthusiasm Was manifested oyer the prospect of the winters Wor, an Bay Views Course, on France and Austria.
 The program was well rendarad and the musical numbers were esnoo;o1,r line The entire program showe3 ey- cellent selection and careful study The program was as follows:
 Responses.
 What Have l Done With Ny Sum- mer.
 Presidents Talk to Club.
 Music, Lullaby by the Sesame Quar- tette
 Geographical Survey of France Her Coast and Boundary
 Music, The Marseilaise, Miss Bo- cage.
 What l should Like to See +. Par is, Mrs. Benton.
 Review Questions.
 Leader, Mrs Core.
 Those present were NeSdam4s De- woody, Gillespie, Goodwin. Hudson. Hut, Jordan, Mont gomery, Land Lyle. Rosenberger, Sanders, Winaolrna, Woodbridge, Ferguson, Lake. M1hler. Doty, Rowell, Noel and Core Missionary Society.
 The NOman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Lakeside church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. ] H. Watkins. 4 large attendance was re- corded The devotional was led bv Mrs. J. Ginggrich, and Mrs. Dan Byrd presented an excellent paper on Burma, after which a delightful so- cial was enjoyed. The society will meet every afternoon next week the church ,as it is the week of pray.
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Joe Friedman, of Memphis, an e,

pert window trimmer and gents fur nishing man. has accepted a D siti0n with Henry Marx, the Main street clothier. MT Marx will soon move into his fine new quarters on Main street, near Third avenue.
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and Northeastern Arkansas Lea9Hes Is Ill the city visiting friends.
 Lev Goodrich, who Was called to his home at Waverlx, Tenn, on ac- count of the illness of his sister, ha, returned and resumed his duties with the knoXWalker Company in this icitv.
 Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter and daugl1 ter. Miss Mary Geisreiter, are expected home Friday from Shawhan. Ky. Mrs. Geisreiter and Miss Mary have been touring the Western States the past summer
 Dr. Henry F. Thompson recently filed his diploma, which he received iii the medical department of the Uni- Versity of Arkansas, in this city. U practice in this county. He will locate at Kearney.
 X. Bernhardt, of Little Rock, is in the city, and has accepted a position III the new store of Henry Marx < Company. Mr. Bernhardt family will join him soon and make this city their future home.
 Mrs. John F. Rutherford. was ve,- terday called to the home of her fath-
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Rebekah> Celebrate.

fhe Superior Rebel nda. >. 6', CT the order, [. 0. ,.,,1.l.,.. , the FiftE-eighth anniy5rv of p,.1.l kah Odd Fellowship SG.,. a,ori,,. September -, at Redm 1a,, .,, hall and dining room vhaa,,4;,,.,,.. decoratel with the emhotia a.,.. plnk and green Durilho a,.a,,;,,., the following program ron5cra5.
 Do Rebekahs Resp1 Eraa,,. to the Appeal of Distress o.ta Wilmington
 < Reading, The Three ,1,s ,,r, fhtary J Morris
 The Effect Of evil Spine Rev M. w. Manville.
 Solo, Violin Cello, ,s pcr,h. Watkins. headln", Why Am Odd t,al- low, Henry Duckett.
 Recitation, Miss oaklerhouas Readin9, Why l am ae]ekah Mrs. Maggie Earnest.
 plano Solo, Miss Nina .Hhew. Recitation, Thomas Gr4 ST. Heading, Help Your Oers.~ Mrs. Mary Lamar
 vocal Solo, Miss Floy trring. After some splendid tai for the sood of the order all Were 1vitea in- eo ehe dlnln2 room whert delicious refreshments were served.
 MRS. EMMA c. HERRING.
 Carman
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which many of our most prominent physicians have received diplomas
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Young Ladies Club,
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The Young Ladies oof ,a. Methodist church wiIlet Saturday. November ;, with Mlaeljy sn,art on West Fourth Asen
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street, near Third avenue.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30
Souvenir Night.

This Saturday evening is souve-
mir night again at the moving
picture show at the Opera House
and the first fifty ladies who
come get souvenir FREE worth
more than the price of admission
10 cents. The last such night
every lady went away more than
pleased with the souvenir she
selected. The admission is ely
ten cents and that gives you e
two reals of splendid pictures
and the illustrated songs, anG if
you want to see it again you can
remain to the second sh -.
There are three shows every Sat
urday night to give all ch;.ace
to see.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30
Announcement.

At the meeting of the ladies of St.
Joseph's parish of this city Sunday,
October 18th, it was decided TO have
the annual church fair on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, November
q, % and Gath in the parish hall. Al
this assembly the following solicitors
received appointments: Mrs. Peter
Bissing, Mrs Matthias Dinges, Mrs.
John Pfannestiel and Mrs Philip Jacob
as fair solicitors within the city limits;
moreover, Mrs. John Schuckmann,
Mrs. John Jacob. Mrs. Elizabeth Leahy
and Mrs. Aloysius Bissing as solicitors
in the country
Mrs. Simon Frank was nominated
president, Mrs. harvey J. Penney
president of fancy table and Miss Mary
Basgall, the prefect of the Young
Ladies' SOdality as superintendent OF
the amusements and refreshments
A noteworthy feature of the fair will
BE- the dinner on Thanksgiving day.
Elaborate preparations are feast and
it is cheerfully hoped that the fair will
turn out grand success for the mar
ried ladies' of the parish. All are cor
daily welcome on each and every day
Of the fair.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30
Baptist Church.
1000 q. m. Sunday School.
II .Q0 n M p-oocb;Dc C,b5aot.

A. e. GOODMAN. castor
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. m. Preaching. Subject:
Seeking the Lost. -
7:30 p. m. Preaching, Subject: "The
function of government and its Appli-
cation to the Liquor Tre ffic A spec
ial invitation is extended to all to hear
the evening sermon especially Officials
and lawyers.
Prayer meeting on Wednesdays at
7:3O p. m.
Beginning on Sunday Nov. IA, there
will be special meetings conducted by
Rev w. E. Monbeck of Downs and
]. E. Turner of Oakley as chorus lead
er.
We know you want insurance
that will actually insure. Then
get one our policies and rest
easy. Honorable companies only
represented by Fred Miller &
Bros, Real Estate & ms. Agcy.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

splendid advertisement for our city
and will be followed by other clubs
next season, for Hays has the reputa-
tion as an entertainer.
AS the Auto contestants were under
penalties and competing for prizes the
management required their cars housed
and guarded go the trip around town
could not be taken, which was much
regretted.
AS John O'Laughlin was in Salina,
Manager FIRTH of the garage saw that
the visiting cars were well taken care
of and housed, literally and promptly
supplied with good Rasolene, to he
ready for the return trip promptly the
next morning. He is surely a success
as garage manager.
The Salina crowd we're surprised to
see 80 many fine autos in our town way
ont here in Kansas and insisted that
our autoists arrange a return trip to
their city next Spring. every auto in
the county to take the two days trip
and they will give all comers a well
come reception. Think about it and
let's all go early in the spring, and we
could turn out about rs machines.
4
At the Normal reception u. S Senator
Bristow and W.. W. Watson President
Of the Salina Auto club occupied the
seats Of honor on the stage. In his
remrrks Mr.. Watson told them he knew
of the reputation of Hays City for it's
hospitality to visitors and when thier
Club received the invitation to come to
Hays he quickly moved to accept, we
are here, we are not disappointed, but
more than pleased with the reception
your citizens have given our party.
U. S. Senator Bristow was among
the party who came with the Salina
enthusiasts on the auto trip and while
here was the guest of Mayor George
Philip at his lovely home. At the re-
ception at the Normal he made few
very appropriate remarks.
w. w. Watson Of the Watson, Dur
and Grocery Co., and President of the
Salina Auto Club, came with the party
on Thursday and spent the afternoon
visiting merchants who deal with their
firm. He was pleased with the recep-
tion our citizens gave his Club.
John O'LaughIin went down to Sa-
lima this week and bought two-seateC
auto to add to his garage and his wife
and Mrs. Ed Madden went down tt
Salina Wednes sday night and rode back
with the Salina Club and report love
" days ride.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

Mrs Decker returned this week
from her trip to Colorado and in
California.
On Wednesday evening many
of the old soldiers and families
met at Capt. Averill's home and
helped him celebrate another of
his birthdays.
Remem Der that next Monday
night Kerfew blows at eight
o'clock, so be sure your children
come home before the Marshal
picks them up and you have to
pay the costs.
Father julius, who has been
so long connected with the Cath
olic church in our city, has
been transferred to Munior,
where he will assist in building g
up their growing church. Our
Catholics regret to see him leave
this parish.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

A visit to the water works plant this
week shows the work progressing nice
ly, they are putting in the last of six
points. The engines and pumps work
to perfection and can fill the tank in a
couple hours easily. But as it takes
at least ten minutes to generate steam
and get pumps to pumping water It is
important that the big tank be at all
times kept at least haH full Of water
in case of fire to use while the pumps
are getting ready. AS there was no
fire protection at the engine house to
protect that valuable machinery IN case
of fire, council on Monday night order
ed the committee to see to it at once.
With the completion of the works Hays
will own and operate plant equal to
any in the state for city of its size,
and with a never failing supply OF
water our town has a good fire protec-
ton.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30
lie SaIiAa Auto Trip.

AS advertiaed, on Toursday the Sa-
lima Auto Club of about sixty-five
members in seventeen autos made their
endurance run to Hays They left Sa-
lima at an. took dinner at Wilson
and reached Hays at o'clock after a
splendid trip, over fine roads, along
splendid farms Of green wheat, and
every car came in on time with perfect
scores. Our well known Frank Reed,
who is oow in the auto business, led
the procession with his two makes of
cars. The pilot car with Mr.. SheIla-
barger and a party of ladies' and gen
tlemen reached here before two O'Clock,
while President w. W. Watson and
Senator Joseph Bristow came in the
last car to pick up the unfortunates,
but there was none to pick up. The
cars checked in at the O'LaugbIin
garage with Dave Nickles as checker,
and then the cars were housed there
for the night for safe keeping.
Our people turned out to greet the
visitors and those having autos went
east to Victoria to rect them. The
Free Press car, with Mayor Philip and
President Oshant, went nearly to Wal
kef and led the cars into town. That
expert driver, Blackburn, OF, the South
Side Garage led the procession at a
80 mile gait, followed close by Fred
Oshant and the Reed cars,
After q ride around town, the hotels
took care Of the visitors. In the even
ing the Essex Club threw open their
club house to the visitors and then
a reception was held at the Normal
School, where Senator Bristow, Presi-
dent Watson and others took part in
the short program. Afterwards the
crowd went to the gym where a game
OF basket ball was played between the
girls Of the two literary societies.
The faculty made the evening a pleas
ant one for the visitors and all thought
Hays was a pretty nice little city.
Friday morning the cars checked out
OF here at eight O'Clock and the autOists
took dinner at Ellsworth and reached
Salina about four o'clock with no SER
ious accidents on the trip.
Much credit for the reception Of the
Sahna visitors is due to Frank McLain
and C. w. Miller Of the Commercial
Club, assisted by h. J. Penney, H.
w. Oshant, DR.. Middlekauff and VIM
Hall, appointed by the Mayor, who did
much to make the stay Of the visitors
in our town pleasant. while Field OF
the Brunswick and MulrOy of the
Windsor saw that the visitors were
well fed and cared for. The trip was
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

A box social will be held next
Friday evening, Nov. 5th, at the
Hyacinth school for the benefit
Of St. Johns church and all are
cordially welcome and invited to
attend.
Boys want to be very careful
where they go Hallo'een night as
several are laying for them with
rough treatment. They propose
to protect their buildings even If
it proves rough on the maraud-
ing boys, and the big boys are
worse than the kids. The mar
shall will file complaint the next
morning of all found doing harm
to any property.
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For Sale Chezp.

offer for sale large safe. in good
order. also p second hand buggy
See E r COLE
After the first of November it will
cost YOU ten cents instead of eight to
register letter But If it is lost
Uncle Sam will pay you $50 instead of
S25 as heretofore If the letter goes
all right you are two cents l"ser but if
it doesa't you are just $25 ahead
Mrs, Sam Gabriel. formerly Miss
Sopha Brown, daughter of Gustav
Brown of Eudora, Kansas. was here
last week greeting old friends and in
Producing her husband They were
here on their wedding trip and left for
their home Tuesday morning. He is a
Young farmer whose home is in Doug
las county, near Eadora.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

Cheap money is what you want
and we are prepared to give it
to you. At the very lowest rate
of interest obtainable, any where
and without additional cost to
you, for any purpose, we will
turn the hard cash over to you
upon your signing the papers.
FRED MILLER & BROS,
Real Estate and Ins. Agency.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30
Bids Wanted.

The Methodist Church building at
Hays is for sale to the highest bidder
Bids will be received until p. m. Oct.
80, 1909. All bids to be sent to- W. S.
HARRISON, Hays Kansas. The Board
of Trustees reserve The right to reject
any and all bids.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

Some fine bargains in city Pro-
perty, lots, etc. Also choice
snaps in farm lands, actual mon
ey-saving bargains is what you
will find in the office of
FRED MILLER & BROS,
Real Estate and ms. Agency.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30
Lace Curtains.

From Nov. 1st to 18th we will
stretch your Lace Curtains at
so cents per pair. This is the
first time in Hays that first class
curtain work has been offered so
cheap. Phone So.
HAYS CITY LAUNDRY.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

The Saturday Afternoon Club
ladies returned Thursday even
ing from their visit to Ellsworth
and report a nice trip and recep-
ton there.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

The Metht dist officials held a church
meeting Monday evening and conferred
with the architect in reg ard TO their
new BUILDING, decided on their plans
and it is expected work will commence
soon, 1t will seat about 500 and will
be on the corner Vhele the Eresen
building stands
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30
BIDS wanted for ersde wor

We have four miles of grading a road
near YOcemento. Plans and specifica-
tions can be seen at Frank Fogle's.
Bids will be received until a. m.
Oct. 25th 1909.
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
JOHN SEITz, Trustee, Pleasant Hill,
Ellis Countr, Kansas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-30

The cloak sale at Zeigler's last
Saturday was great success as
more cloaks were sold than ever
and during the sale Mrs. Cramer
entertained with piano music.