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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-10

son. Harrison also was a rigidly
honest and clean man, but the
politicians were after him. He
had factions in his party. The
politicians wanted to run his
Office for him and he told them
promptly where to head in. ="
HIS integrity has never been
questioned. Conditions have a
great deal more to do with a
mans popularity or his future
than anything else. If Lincoln
had been president at an ordina-
ry time, he never would have
been more beloved than many
President, but the war
Of the rebellion brought him he
fore the world and his tragic
death enshrinel him among the
saints. Roosevelt was president
at a time when the country had
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
@lcnwooo afaoemi,
@lenuupb, g,inn.

8Ienpcoo acoSemp bao0e | SsIt.
tcrminer 70 el.ccr % MI or Der fom.
met "a npe. Otter pore GorhoIbe %
Serpentninser sco Signing - til.
frrftrIis Ill at 5etaIe Stolets IL.
berbc llssiit.r, iua ben life beHsocr
at itifte m girlo. 8. q. SmIie er
iaor SfoI.rs geitprer. Gan er bel
ficrot meo pore MnSemiers arbei6e,
Sa ban | 8 gar par 2rrer osb GENT.
nariet / @iamar. 2 Aar par ban
geftprer oes ben ofcrtlise Sfcle |
Sprins Srooe os icnere 2 liar Glen.
pcoo. Ser bIeo ban gicnudIst for
anScn Gang, men nffIoa, oa ban bel.
lere sn'te6e at urbetbs oeS ct afnbemi.
San er berfsr en- Stolemauo me6
mango Vars grfnring % pon iamme
SiS, fom ban bar bet rette Spu paa
Sf~slearbeibet % be arao, Tom bsr
titles iii en- Sfole for Dor uorit.
Iut5erte llnsSom, bar ban osiaa
eisusFab I'll StotsFofcrre og Set
grosrum, fom be bar sSitiIlet. StaI
nan babe CT RormaI alIriits. ina er
Oct en- Seloielse, at man mat rette
fs eit.r be Hran, JON Stater filler.
Sm 2arer seS Stslen ianr er osiaa
a * mnn,u erfst H~Rr-Ausrt f-o
9ut5er College. Gan bar ogiaa isr
paret aarer ses Masemiet msu par
ct Sar Var ReSattsr for "GIenpcoo
$eralS-. ". y. RsrIias iom bar
peret reb Masemie fra 9egpnseIien
al, .r 9orer | Gsrretninssias. GIsre
% irre fcrnnrr Der for at siernem.
saa ct observation-disclosures. iaa Oct
bltper. usooensist at oni1tte en-
SiGIpeIrrer. Slere npe spPerritrrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04

WJ0

er anffafet 90 en- "Renrmtngton.8 obl
goofng Wadiue", en- al be 6eoite.
2igeIe6es en- "goiion SbortbdnS
Sictatiou Radine~. Sci bar upret
Sfif fsr. at en- Gel nterie De maatte
reiie til minneapolis og betale / bure
9onrme for ct nIminSeIigt SdnoeIs.
flIrius | Den Saufe, at De itrafs IfuIoe
faa TONNE inc | en- lsnnenoe Sorret.
ming, men mar bar MI opoaget, at
otsie 9sfter on Sub OF arsrne
'Stooe bar Blot Ell agn iom brustes
for at Ioffe 8erge no at Be enfoIoige.
Der ffaI life iaameeen 29rSom til at
uroeroiie I. CTS. / Surtigftrift. Elsie
Segn Ter mgitiife no, o. mango fan
bel meme, at bette err noset forf9rSe.
liat at Irre. Weu oct err nofida fun.
pelt at lore Teorien, men set iour
tr9rseS er itabig EpeIie, o. BEN fan
man fad Iiseiaa goSt her | 8Ientuooo
Tom | ben IormenSe SooeSfaS. Ga
man fcmmer life Irusere o. ~iortcre
frem ON mar maa betale $50 iite6en.
for $50. IT'S distance lends en-
chantment to the view.
Otter Sul er ogfaa SbeoSora On.
bcriou fra WouteniSeo dr'at ION
2rreriroe. Gountp superintendent
Fereerion urberoiier | gebasoait.
en- @lce GLIB 90 en- 1ireS Chorus
pna 80 2eoIerrmer boIbcr ita6ige
EoeIier. Der er og'aa en- Iitterqr
Screening og TO gaitet6on Seams.
Gen Iitterrre Screening agter at gipe
en- ltnberboISutra ben 22be Sebruor.
@eb Ben a~rIeSrins tomrer Rora cg
GtbeI Glen og siper fin aorcert. 8i
fan bn nerte en- "iirit.clais entertain.
mert". Com "Redoer" o. "sSSnt.
seriorator" or GtbeI GIicn "focile
8rircepS". O.. Z. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04

Web Senipn til girtningen boa
lbem, iom bar beItaset | 9e~ItaIenbebs.
prsoerne meo andre Colleges. fan op.
Ipies: "a bar oeltaset / geItaIen.
beSsprsoerue meb andre Colleges. vi
oisie er Der M 20, ium enten er
greiter eler boIoer paa at ihibere
.Seolosi. Snao $r. Settle otsdnr.
.iises Ser, at ban tnnfcr saa at tn.
sere SeoIosi naar ban bar opret fine
ire aar pan Srforb. SoaS ban Dir.
feIis fontmer III at 9iere, bill natur.
Iieois Eioen riie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
Yleaiant SieD 9ntber college.
Sttdpd, IN.

SranIt or set / Stubenternes 2eir
M, 6a Oct fsrite Ser,eiter mart err iii.
enbe oa Der er gtsamen iiigte. atter
MAJ man oeuSe fit gIit tiIbase /
gsscruc og ie eftcr boaee bette OF
birt, ION man maaffc bar alcutt iioen
man ititoercse oct 90 fit llrSerptsuing
ON Oct | GIaSiedr6eibets Sang. Ru
trrrser mar mart ON oct oltidmmen.
gctpmringcu ooer oct mulise llbioIS
al efsamen gisr maugeu Ell Stuoeut
urclig / Stro 90 Su OF Srioer bum
til NOT en- bsiere 8rao al Glib.
& bar bnpt en- bel Del ugreie I
9pen, 90 iiGr i Dor Del al 9uerI,
sierrem Soften og girtcren. Zen
oamIe gro coer S1iucisHooen - Den
gro icm iorener Soutb Ottapa. buor
Eleaiart 9iefp College er beligaenoe,
meo ben roroliGe % itore Del az
gpeu bar bIepen ina odarlig, al Den
mnntte ueorioes o. eu arber iPttes
iite6er. On M Staalbro er unoer
SpfereIie I'll Ct aoitcnoe az benimoo
$4,000. Zen ititIbe bare orret irr.
Sia | September Waoreb. Teri bIeo
ot Fuffet. gi ionr rof ueute til en-.
gang no poa Somnerer, isrero oi
iuor AnIeSuina Ill at trpoie SIliuois-
flobcn poa oeu me Gro.
@ierrem Sommeren % Ssiten Git
oct notina bra. 6d gper ifafiebe en-
SGrgcbdao. Rer iaa tom Oct foIbe
8eir. ganbet irss og umuIigt bleo oct
at orioe no9en 9dno. "a blep Der
Rere I 9eiren. SoritprreIier / Sor.
retrirgslioet bIeo iaaSar, at ale tom
til at isle oct. Seiaa Der peo Stolen
bar 'Seure Gag u9ret et itaaerbe
gmre for 7tstusiion. en- al Gebat.
ioreningerue ffaI / en- uGr Srerrtio
grltnSig 6ebnroIe SpsrgsmaaIet:
Resolved, that Mayor Farrell and
the City Council are to blame for
the continued delay in Our bridge
construction.
Sfolen bar pitt meser Snteres'e ]
BEN rpe airfebpguing. iom Dor gte.
nisbeo Der bar ur6er Spisrelie.
.8iennem Brofesior SiIbertions 8irt.
icmbeS er bet Heiultat opnanet, at
Golesets gcar0 Of 3ruitces, bar loret
at forGre airten ct 8inou. Safultetet
ct, Quurmiforerirsen CT, os Sttoen-
terre ct. Gisie fire 9ir6uer oil toits
omtrent $3.50.
BED tit / afoigte Wni aiboIote
aarsmsoe fatteSe. Goleseforeninsen
en- Reiolutiou, Tom Git no paa, at
Sorerinseu ON ct gar fra Den Sio
oil 5eggnbe Gorisg pna at iamIe gtio-
Ter I'll anfaffclieu az mere Rltm
Rplig bapoe pi ibIauSt os his.
fiourr StoIee fra Raoasastar. San
~fortaIte marst os meget fru oerrs
Gel ai @erSen. llnoerliet ipues Oct,
naar ui bsrer at Sosierre er ct I'm.
teIligent" Gof-et ScH ureo farre
a~anSscpuer. st Ell RatioH fan | f1a
lana Sio lepe moer 9asiernes aaar
o. enSSa 5ebolSe en- ianoor annos.
trait piier. at BEN menneifelise aano
er ieisIiset. Rait. Stoiees Scresrug
saabsrtes meS ieenat Spur.rticutbeA.
9iseiad bar oi baot ibldnSt %
gaft. ce gtrs. Stotte Wisiiou9rer frd
atua. gesse otsie boIot osian Sore.
Drag. Der fan inseu lptte Ill iaa.
Sanue SaI.r % giSnesbprS usen at
bItse sreben al Dem. Os at ale Sisfs
wSfsn9rers Seiss. oil ! lin siS bare
berlise Srigter cgiaa blanot ben
Stare al stuseutrr iom tom uroer
oeres Bnapirfnins fan pi uiit mes
Subs Si9lp pente. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
@ranS Siep college,
Ses Mptnes, Roma.

Saa blot ies oeb, bar Ger life prrct
frcuet nceet til "Secorab.T oiten"
Der fra Stolen iioen / G~iteraaret, og
Ser bar life orret fortaTt noset ON
ieIoe Gfteraarsms6et beGlcr, bborior
ga life beapube meS at omtuIe Oct
libt9 9et bar Rnnb og 3oinber meo
9irrIigbcS til Dor Sfole o. Scus
Sag, ser sap Tcoe oeS ben 9~eiligbeS,
WrItS os aptnSer, Ser err meS / oct
8nIIesdrbeiSe, iom uofsres at SfoIe
90 Stem | Soreuing. Der bar o5iaa
msot en- Del al De iines Rruo 90
soirser, iom tiSIiscre bar orret
eleper % iiSbet saa SfoIebGrt Der.
Set er eIrbeltst at ie be fcrbeu.
orreroe GIeper isse tiIbase til SO.
len, nanr De bar Ell 9eiIisbeS, oct
tlirbe mere emo uoset ar6et tale for,
at De oirtelie bar Irrt at bolSe al Sen,
ia Der or osioa mango al De tiSIigere
aarS @Ieper, Der bar iluttct fla fam.
men os bannet ct "9aueIae", bois
SnrmanI oct or at oirte til llbirpf.
ming % SorifierucIie at Stolen
boabe itoe % iuSe, melt tnbe.
"IaneIas" beISt iorrtibig mcS Otter.
oarsmesct fit fsrfte aorsmsSc.
grciterne 8. @~rceericu, aISen,
Wirr., g. 6. StrouSitcc, Ginsitcb,
Soma, g. 8. RoSboIm, SreSsoinc.
Soma, % s. g. gaberp, Worincttc,
8ts., bar Der o. talte iii %. Sc TO
itbitrrprte bar facet bcres ll6Sou.
reI'e Der, % Oct bar fart, al De besae
baobe en- Sslel'e al ftrafs at bare
biemme Der. Oct bill fore for lnrst
Of soa IND paa at omtaIc, bpoS boer
tirr talte ON, men ale be. iom bar
tilTtebe reS Wsbet % berte bent tale,
er iiffert eriae meh mig | at itae benz
Eat. Get Sar bog life Slot 8reiter,
Der talte seb INSECT. net, Der par o..
iaa Irrc SrsiSrcre, mr.. @asmusfer
fra airs'teS. Sorra, og gtr. Tcter'er
fra Tarirette, mis-. Sisitnrpute
tatc ON fit geica I Tarnart %
emseriprlarS iiSite Ssmrner; osIaa
be 10 WrrS flyer oi 5df.
s SiiIcn bosse si iaor Tom | tib.
Iisere aor SuIctrr | @pmnaitifialer.
Sui % Suletrn er 10 ueSFiIleligt for
os Rsrbsoer. ScIo ON bet nm CT en-
9nmmeI SfH meb S,tletrcet, ina sto
BEN etif aIeria mna aoa AZ Wobe,
st bsIscr saa De somle 2fiffc, berfor
ipiier oi oa'ao cailearsb rrb. RanS.
Ter / SuIcaften 90 @aaieiteg til
gftsrmab.
Ser err forbcIospis mango GIeper
| aar, orrtrertt iaa mango Tom Sfolen
fan rlmme. o. SfcIearbeiSet aoar
usmerfct. erfeGte SsabcmstiIirIoc
bar Ri hoot, men cr bca Tuseet ret
hcI6int b~ioirbtiI. 8rmnnitiffen err
Der 600 Gort /. hinge Wu1tS no.
honncs iaieu | 8irter til @prnn'tif.
trbcrc, lao Der oiI nor mart bIioe
teSre "@dra | StGIrrrc" rurbt ON.
frtrs / be fsrFieriac SettIcmcrter,
bSor SiSie rmse Wrrb bar bierne.
fsor Sibcr err bort Spmraitifbus
"paa Darbrirs", Oct bliser flpttet
fsrat ct mt fan blise bsaact saa Oct
eamlss @rlrs; bcs sisr FIptriuseu
trtet TFbrrt saa De 6asGiae 2oelier,
be fcretnaes liee fuGbt ieIo ON Sttiet
eeer pee Ruler.
Poa Srebns fommer Sdrsereu
Sartore.Teifteffen BERTH for al eioe
Ell acncert. Oct err rof melt 6en
ipSFe Tister Sebpe gatsr % bans
Sanse, ban piG sisre os befierSt meS.
Sens s. 2erager.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
sYFo7sIs.

CHAPTER I.-Bisil Tempest, worlds
greatest novelist atd poet. refusing to 90
further lionized, SHUTS himself up in Cra-
ven his country nd ne. His gloomy medi-
tatons are broken by his housekeeper
VINO has disobeyed his orders not to ad-
mt any one to the house. The visitor 10
Lury Carew. an American, who has come
10 England to write a study of the au-
NOR, but most of all to get synopsis
OF his new suite # poems. having been
promised a good position with a maga-
xine II successful tempest in anger, de-
elares he will write no more. and asks
her TO go. After Lucy departs Tempest
Iepents of his rudeness in sending her
away at night In the rain. He overtakes
her, but she refuses to return to Craven
r WIN him, and takes lodging in a cottage.
Next morning LucJ receives a note from
tempest. apologizirtg for his rudeness and
Offering to assist Ter in writing her es-
say Tempest Dictates to Lucy, who lis
tens spellbound as she writes.
CHAPTER III mpest calls at the Get
tage and discovers that Lucy has left to
take n train for London. He overtake e.
her and induces hef to remain over q day
Or two and read the manuscript to him
He invites her to dine with him She de-
Ing day
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08


Widow and Stood There.
guest, byher simplicity and her grace.
to be ofas high breeding and as
worthy lood as the savage United
States en- provide. The housekeeper,
the deafst and sweetest creature one
could I'D in canoes and black silk
and cap in the responsible position of
head any bachelor gentleman's
househsd. watched her masters af-
fairies Q occur with an interest and
sometims q jealousy as strong as i'm
potent.
Mrs. Hnly talked only with her su.
periors, sc knew she had them-her
equals, b, reason of being a unique
specimen her type, she had not as
yet recognized. Servants were ser.
wants to hi. She never spoke to
them save I. give orders or to min
lister to one trouble.
BY them shewas seen to be a very
grande dame ideed-by Tempest to
be quite the most ne wless pearl of
womankind.
Living, as she did. va isolated at
Craven. she was now fatty flushed
with appreciative anticipaon Of the
few moments chat with MS Carew
before the master should apper. Miss
Carew had come from the nd Of
freedom, but whilst she suggest6s IT.
delicious liberty she lost with if-o
quality. Mrs. Henly's old eyes n
garded the figure Of the American wit
favor. Miss Carew asked: mi, TEN
pest has telegraphed--is he a%ay?"
He was obliged to run urtto Lon
don yesterday Of . sudden 3lst afte
Shorter fetched In your RE" Al
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
CHAPTER ".

When at three o'clock the following
afternoon Miss Carew arrived at era
ven she was met by Mrs. Henly, who,
busting in before her, said:
You're to be SO good as to wait.
miss, in the mornin'-room. I've a fire
laid there and l am to see you have
books and papers and whatever you
will like, Mr.. Tempest telegraphed."
With her last words she threw open
the doors Of a room whose atmos-
phere greeted with its brightness
the color and light of 1t seemed to ex-
tend hands.
With native habit Of assigning ranks
and places to Mr.. Tempest's familiars,
Mrs. Henly had estimated this sudden
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08

One night, miss, l was IN THIS very
room Ut was his mothers morning
room, and when the family were away
l used to come in and dust the things
myself, and fly had driven up with
out my hearing 1t, for 1t was winter
time and snow on the ground; and
this door"-she pointed to twas
pushed in and Parsons (the old white
headed butler you may have remarked,
miss) came with a little lad by the
hand. I'd not seen Mr. Basil for near
ly hve years. He stood there in his
little great-coat and fur cap and says
out clear as a bell: Henry, father
sent me back to Craven. There's q
letter for you in my pocket some
where's He was not much over ten
years cd.
Continued Tomorrow
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
THH nAffTEsBURf} NEW

won't you let me get out uecentiy?"
He smiled and sighed. "Decently!"
he repeated with some scofn. Can
you, Lettyr
u will see my lawyers tomorrow.
He frowned and hurried: Then you
refuse to come with me?"
NO" she nodded determinedly. 81
don't refuse. If you are set on running
my reputation-for a whim-why. /
won't stand in the way Of your ego
ISM"
He capitulated. well, you have
surprised me. Lefty; but then you are
a perfect type, and | flatter myself
now that I can predict the rest. You
shall take the narrow and more rep.
utahle way, as you think it to be.
But you won't come with me, Lefty
you won't come"
Nonsense she laughed, and GOV.
cred his lips with her hand. you
have my word"
Under the hand which he held IN
his lips he murmured something. It
was "Goodby-no respite"
Lady Ormond was filed with salts
faction. She had been equal to the
supreme occasion with Tempest: she
was not an ordinary woman. then I.
she had proved her mettle and distinc.
ton and was worth the greatest man
OF the hour.
Tempest took his leave early. went
to his club. and wrote her a note
which she found on her dressinx.table
when she went, very shortly after
home and to her room.
Tempest was sitting in the smoking
room OF the Carlton when a note was
brought and every eye was turned &c
him as the pages voice called. "Mr
bssH Tempest" He beckoned the boy
and took the letter, which he thrust
into his pocket and went up to bis
apartment. Fer q few seconds h
turned the letter over in his hands
rs II he wished to defer certainty. his
face gloomy. curious. and still mock
ing. Then, going close to the electric
light 20 that ell it, force shons 81
the page. he took the single sheet q
paper from the envelope.
II don't know whether to blame you Of
myself-you for dreaming q woman car
share the life you write OIL for refusing
I know you still too we'll to discuss wha
| you say-to advise or suggest. But I an
not equal to the sacrifice. . "
BAH" he said. and before he hat
ended tore it in shreds and let the
pieces fall as they would on the hote
| carpet.
81 know people too WE'LL" he said
There are no surprises for me. It.,
a curse to understand your kind
wish l were a fool! It's only when ;
pans fool or in love that he ha,
any chance for happiness"
He stood thinking a second or two
wounded in his vanity-if not broken
hearted, then made his preparations
for taking the next train for shire
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08

M Lady Ormond was one of those
I. vpmen who are part of pleasure as
0oWsrs are Of feasts. She and her type
~ needed to make part of the-hap-
nlness !--the festivals. rather, that are
~ In order to awaken what goes In
~ stead throughout the lives Of
may men and to stimulate what 10
~ more heavv-footad brother ~ a.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
~eware Of Ointments Tor catsrrh Thss
CONTAIN Mercury.

BEWARE Of 0totments Tor catarrh Thss
CONTAIN Mercury.
~ mercury Will surely destroy the
--se OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. sucb
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they will do L.
ten fold to the good you can possibl.
derice from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O., contains no mer
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buyint
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you &c
the genuine. 1t is taken internally
and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c pc
Bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
)ation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding, itching
blind or protruding Piles. send me
your address, and l will tell you how
to cure yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment; and will also
send some of this home treatment free
for trial. with reference from your own
locality II requested. Immediate re-
lief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money, but tell others OF
this offer. Write today to Mrs. NJ.
Summers, Box p, Notre Dame, Ind.
Boys Wool Sweaters at O'FerralPs,
all colors $3.50
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-04-02

The Board of Directors of the
School District of Lexington, calls
the attention of the voters of said
district TO the increased levy. of
from 40 to 80 cents on the 500
valuation which they are ask
ed TO vote for on Tuesday, the
9TH of April. The amount of
money from a 40 cent levy which
the Board is empowered to make
is insufficient for 9 months school,
in fact would give us only a
four months school, and if the
Board is to keep up the present
standing of our public schools
they must have the permission
from the voters who are taxpay-
ers to make the increased levy
asked for. This increase of
levy has been voted on and per-
mission given the Board every
year and we hope the same will
be granted this year. We want
each and every voter to under
stand the situation so that they
viii know what they are voting
for. So if a nine months school
is to be maintained vote for the
increased levy.
ALBERT F. WINKLER,
Secy.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-04-02

Mrs. S. H. CatrOn arrived from
Kansas City Tuesday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Ban
don.
If you can use a choice piece OF
Lexington business property, that
pays a better rate of interest than
you can lend your money for, see
Wilson Bros. and Aull.
Mrs. E. C. Gordon left We'd
nesday for st. Louis to visit re-
latives a few days.
Mrs. Richard Field left We'd
nesday for Louisville, Kentucky,
to visit relatives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-04-02
Circuit Court Docket April Term
1910.


William Hicks. ct al
william Marquis. ct al
csrrrA I'M ,Hsnson F Fse Ss'a Bank Of
cpz1Boga Bessie " En-, al ." u ''
KeHh-Aun Eli simmons
r. b Ruff L Pie
Aun j. NJ Red
soat-chnes No. Pc. Ry. &C,
An H c. Russell
sooucchnes No. Pae R. Co
Aun W. P. Aun
soouechnes No. Pa. R1 Co
An Aultman q Taylor
wallace RObt Senior. It al ~
Blackwell chas. Lyons. Receiver
wnson-stoue National Surety &C. ~
Burdsn-vhdOn Jos: L Yogngs. ct al
Field Grove Young deceased
AHn p Loh Ss Revive ,uarm.n,
Charles Schmidt ""' Judgment
An J. ?. LOhoefner. ct al
Charles Schmidt
Graves J. c McGrew
soOtt-chnes No Pac. Ry. Co.
Aof S 20 -04S - Report o sale
RaGkwen-Graves chas. Lyons, Receiver
cAn''Dossn'-Aon ss sg a. Nc Galway
WALLACE Eliza Kline ct al Partition
Burden Bette Kline. II al.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lawrence G. Peak
no''5 6adss.lyon. Edwin N T'o0"'n
vriOn-wrsOn State use collector
snewaater J. I. she~alter. D'An'Ss 4@AS'
Aun-Blackwen julius ". Dryer
LyOns-Keih -chnn Samuel r. shmutz
KemPsr-Aun Arthur D. Hook ~,
vvion Walter T. Hook
Backyen-Aun j. D. Jeres. ct al
chnes VIM. c Jefries
An city K G95, 1 as q
chnes Commercial Bank
"S.p As" SS s'" Relax costs
soof-fAn'' E Esns &C Coal 8
Lyons Cherries ssIssr d Il TiaE: sf n.Dor.
Bank Of WSverly, Mo-
wanace-Graves Edwin M. Davis. ct al
shernsn-rieh A. M Lyman '' '''' ''1
plaetggsn ct al Il v '"'' Partition
Phetsns J. c HieAerson
Iyon'waker Anna ? Williams.
Burden c9 sg as R. Clark.
BOnd-wnson Eliza Payne. ct. al. r"''0
waneecraves ASTh M DAVIS It.
shermsn-TIdd A NJ Lyman. ct al SET '''e DEED
1voD, Abraham vanMeter
KeHh.cnim Duke E vSssnneter. Partition
lyonsso Clarence ELAN. ct al Partition,
Albert Elan. ct al.
x.s state eSrel Lafy-
I" 4sa- ''H ssss. s Ss 5 5sSst to
Graves-Lyons Michael Gavin, ct. al
49, VS. Partition
Margaret Mcdonald
Lafayette Telephone
Craves-Aun Co
49, VS.. Contract
Ingraham -Cowhed X. c. Long Dis
lance Tel Co
An Lee Utey
chnes r. M. Taubman BIN " 'hAns
Aun,Russen Hessig- Ellis Drug Co.
30 VI. Account
Vvion-Graves Leroy Farmer
Aun Belle v Peak
49, VS.. Ejedment
Lyons Mark Walker et al
ott;BOwker-chnes Mo Pc Ry, Co.
Lyons-Graves William Ferguson. ct
+. S. Flerheim Mer-
K'Hass camille s. g. Aoeoun,
Lyons Ed Hughes
Lyons-Graves Harriet Hoover
scotCChDes Western Coal & Min
ing Co.
Lyons, Louis Hnck
49, vs. Appeal from l. y
Auu-James A. W. GruBbei Court ""
German Missionary
Baptist. church Of
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have bought the Joe Dillon
PUMP SHOP on Chestnut
street and solicit a share of the
patronage, Prices reasonable.
| have for sale the best Oil
Burner On the market. Come
see them and try them.
T. j. Haddock
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-03-05

Our old timer, J. C.. West, was
shaking hands with our citizens
this week.
Miss Agrelius has the pleasure
of a visit from a married sister
from Lindsborg.
Word comes that baby boy
has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Rowlison, and Grandma
Rowlison of our city is being
congratulated.
The cafeteri was a great sue
cess, crowds from every part of
town were there and everything
was so good that all that had
been provided was eaten.
Schultz & Son got in their
March Edison records and there
was such a grand collection that
they went like hot cakes and
they had to order more. Go in
and let them play few for you
Last Friday was Mrs. David
Early's birthday and in the even
ing a company of friends came
in to help her celebrate. A dain-
ty lunch was served and ali had
a delightful time. Her sons pre-
sented her with a lovely sewing
machine.
Merchants, Bankers, Lawyers,
Doctors, Carpenters, Masons,
Students, business and laboring
men and their families of all
kind will take lunch next Thurs
day evening with the Ladies Aid
Society at the Methodist parson-
age from 5 to 8 p. m. for Is cts.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-03-05
For DISTRICT JUDGE

Citizens of Ellis county assisted large
ly in drafting me 70 run the first time
for Judge of the s8d Judicial district.
In fairness to them and TO all who
supported me and to myself, and be-
hevIng that have reasonably fulfilled
every express and implied promise Of
that campaign and election. Iisubmit
to the Democratics- voters at the Pri-
maries the question of my re-nOmina-
ton, and then to all voters, the mat
ter OF my reelection.
J. C. RUPPENTHAL.