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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-02-18
Am closing out our
stock OF Horse blankets
-nd Robes at cost.
D H EARLY & SONS
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Sunday, Feb. 12tn was a red-Ietter
day for the Catholic Ladies of Hays
and vicinity, for on that day their hopes
were realized snd 8 Court Of the
Daughters OF Isabella" was institu-
ted The team from Court 'tJoan Of
Are Of Wichita. Kas. put on the work
and they deserve much praise for the
efficient manner Of doing same. and it
was a great pleasure for US TO meet
them and TO know that IN the future
We would be working IN unison with
them. 43 members Is a good start
and we feel proud to have that num-
beF, and the prospects are vegy pro
pTtious for successful organization.
Officers were elected and installed,
after which we al repaired 20 the ban
quet hall Of the Essex club, whore
the initistlon took place snd bounti-
ful and delicious banquet was served
By Mrs. ]. F. Jordan, assisted by an
efficient corps Of members from the
ranks Of the Knights Of Columbus.
1t ee<less TO say that ample justice
was done to everything st before Us,
s: zen to the 'toaets', which were given
ny sore of our talented young ladies.
and regardless OF the Fubj ct none OF
them were DRY An IsaSella.
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One our citizens received letter this
week from cur former Fesidans, 1Ets.
Carrie Ramey, who still enjoys life In
Pennsylvania
Seblyer & Arnhold this week got IN
8 car load Of sewer pipe so the people
can connect their house and vaults
with the main pipe.
Miss Berta Hopkins, after pleas
ant visit here with Misses Virmond,
left Saturday morning for eastern Kan
sss 70 visit friends.
The Girl Who is Next" played
here Thursday was good. The storv
was old but the speciaIties were good,
good voices and dancing.
Misses J. Warren, R Higgins and r
Dermody, ladies' from Wichita, visited
this week with Mrs. Dr. Jordan and
Miss Gertrude Dorney.
AS expected the big iron smoke stack
at the mill blew over Friday, but for
tunateIy did little damage.
The new pipe arrived Tuesday and
was soon put up.
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The Presbyterian Christian EuSea-
Vors held a valentine social TuesdaS
evening at the Brunswick.
Mrs N. A. Brown OF east Juniats
street is now enjoying running an auto
bought thro' .the John oLauEhiin
agency
Under a decision OF the Supreme
court last week IN q city case from
OetoWa tkey declared all employees OF
the City water works are under the
8 hour law ard could not be kept on
duty over hours. Even they could
not keep two shifts Of men Z hOurs
each even if they only worked four
hours.
A nice quiet rain came this way on
Monday. followed by frost
1t kept wsrD snd delightful Tues
day and Wednesday, the rain soaked
in and the farmers rsjoiced. Even the
women re- jsiced for it ma6eswssh day
so mRrh easier and ore lady remarked:
'-Wh hat lovely time he'd to-day wash
ing nv hair with soft rain water"
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IM sfWER ASsfssNEHT E0Hps.

The ordnance is published in REGARD
to the $50 900 in bonds to be issued to
carry the assessments made against
the property in the sewer district.
$7,212.82w paid in by some of the
property own rs to s'op payirg inter
est, leaving $22, 787. 10 to b raised by
issuing bonds dvawirg Pc cent inter
est. $2267 to Re paid next February.
Then $1,000 year the next years and
$2500 year The following three years.
The afnourt assessed aaairst each
lot is ckar0ed up on the tsx rril and 10
per cent of it With the per cert inter
est must be paid each year as are 9TH
er taxes.
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Concert Saturday night

The Ladies of the Lutheran Church
are preparing musical treat for this,
Satur 'ay evening, Feb. 18Th. A fine
lot of the best records which have ever
been brought TO Hays will be pi .yed
in concert program. Come aDd hear
a musical treat. Recor IS of the voices
of Melba, Schuman. Helix, Ca u.s.,
fine anthems, some of the tender, Id
songs, the finest of violin solos. str
ring marches and orchestra overture.
Bring YOUR fanny and enjoy the music.
Admission Adults Is cts
Children cts
The mat ume Is are furnished b.
Schultz & Son. The records are loaned
by Mr Schultz Mr.. Otto Swaller.
Concert commences at eight o'clock
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The Methodist ladies' are this week
putting down the new carpets IN the
church.

Various comedies have presented uni
que complications as their foundation
for laughter. but the jolly comedy
Hello Bin', which will be at G AR
Hall, next Thursday, Feb. 22nd is
given the distinction Of being furnish
ed with the most sensible Of them slI.
There is lucid and apparent reason
for the Whirlwind Of laughter which
begins at the rise Of the FIRST curtain.
The audiences laugh heartily and con-
tinuousiy, and enjoy the play.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-02-18
HAYS EIeH scH0M E0TES

The High School boys are playing q
game of-bAsket ball here this Fridav
with the Wakeenev school boys and
pIzv return game there next Wed
nesday, the 22nd.
The girls viii play game with the
Ellsworth girls On Saturday, 18th
More sparkling u tie Office this week
The Sophomoretciass are reading Ju-
bus Caesar The Janior-Senior elasa
are reading Hamlet
The s'FFeshies" have q reputation
for being curioas-
The ancient history class ara writ g
essays On famous Reman heroes.
WstSh for the date OF The Country
Fair 90 be given soon by the q q. s
9irla
Ne. s69 is the phone number Of tie
Pzinapal OF Our sehool, Pr0f. TuEnsE.
Pat &c on yo0r Phoze card
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THE GOLDEN BELT EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
meets in Hays March Sd and 4th
on Friday and Saturday

on FRIDAY and saturday.
It is composed Of the teachers IN the
counties along this. roed from Ellis
worth TO Colorado and about 800 at
tend Saturday morning at 1890 Ralph
Partiette, one Of the best Of entertain
ers on the stage viii deliver an adj
dress. In the afternoon the spelling
match takes place.
It must be remembered these teach
ers, about SEQ Of them, come here on
the invitation Of the Mayor and Of the
Commercial Club as guests Of our cit
izene and must be taken care OF
entertained By our people the 2 day
they are here and il you can entertzi,.
any of them write Secretary S1aIer
50 the teachers can be sent % you on
their arrival Thursday evening from
the east and FRIDAY morninE from the
west Remember that Russell en-
teFrained them royalty last year and
o II city must do as well and make
T putation for our citv for sts hospital
iy. Let the Commercial eitb appOint
every member on the reception com
m1ttee and put an ASK Ne badge n
him so there viii be pIehtg st the 5e-
pot end on the street a welcome and
direct the visitors. That Is the way
Topeka ana other cit5ee make theirs ss
Convention towns Everybody turn IN
and help-nOt few Big Heads Then
It can be made saceess and the yisi-
tors VIII want 70 cone again
Il our young ladies or gentlemen are
aequsintsd with any school children Or
teachers IN the countless aIonz this road
write snd inVits them TO come as your
guests. Lets get 4 crowd OF younR
kosks here and shog them good time.
Tie Commercial club hes Iesssd the Is
SEX Cab nzitdnz IS 3 Eeceptis1 5zil
fsz the tzo dass
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Biss Lund has. returned from her
school work at Wilson.
Dr.. Henn nov rides stound In q very
handsome two seated auto.
Harry FELTON, was out h the western
counties this week buying horses.
Attorney Ira Lloyd was here this
week looking after his court cases.
Rhode island Red Roosters
for sale. Mrs E F. MADDEN
HAYS, Kansas
The young folks have a dance on
this Friday evening at Yocemento, and
everybody invited
The water mains are now being ex-
tended 70 conform TO the sewer district
so as to flush the sewers.
Want to laugh and forget your cares
and worries? Then see ttHelIO BilI''
next Thursday night.
John Wood and bride returned home
Wednesday evening and Henry Win
ters and bride are expected tomorrow
evening.
Charlie Glenn and wife of Kansas
city, who were working here in the res
taurant left Saturday evening for Wa
keeney, and job in the hotel there.
Tonic of all kinds. Warts and
Moles removed at the
South Side Barber Shop
Miss II. CIeary of Wichita, Kas. was
the guest of Miss Mary Ryan q couple
days this week.
Not satisfied with shower, during
Thursday night and Friday morning
it gave us hard but qaiet rain.
Ladies should note the BURPEE adj
yer and send for that cataloge a. their
seeds produce the choicest Of flowers.
We have tried them for thirty years
Agai, has Senator Curtis shown bis
friendship for the old soldiers by NOV
ing that the Senate take up and con-
cur in the House SilIowzy Pension bill
and the committee reported it favor
ably and may pass next week.
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DOlseS N THE lEeISlITlIsE

| The WomRn's Suffrage amendment
to the State Constitution having pas
sed both houpes Of the Legislature,
the Governor has signed it. Now it
win be submitted at the next general
election in Nov. 1912 for the men to
vofe whe ther the women shall or shall
!! not Re allowed tc vote IN Kansas. II
it-caEjes khes Ueaens seea vote Il tbeg
want to-
C. ". Miller was in eastern Kansss
this week on Lodge business On his
way hack he stopped at Topeka 20 help
induce the Wals and Means committee
to give the farmer boys and girls in our
Normal School building for their Ag-
ricnlture and Domestic Science study.
The time closed Friday for intrOdue-
tion Of bills in the Senate, 648 having
been handed IN, with 1904 IN the House
and If these all became laws what q
conglOmeration there would be.
AS has been their custom, Dave Laa-
hy. the Governors secretary. and Bill
White came cut with terrible howIs OF
cOFrupt ton, this time about the Legig-
lsture, this being an important week,
bat when the Senate called him he
could only sell OF the Legislative doings
TWO Years ago. And then the COM
Tnittee answered Whites EmpoFia sr-
tiele by reporting the hills ''Makir.
Pi.CsbuFg senstSte Norm Il instea
Of a Brarch OF Emporia Normal. az
the O. her locating new Stafe Norm
Scbo l. at Coneordia a I'd Gercisn cit
and now White is roaring mad.
Harvey Penney was Ia Topeka again
on Tuesday to help get the Ft. Hays
appropriations increased.
Feel grouchy over the Legislature?
DONE worry, they have not adjourned
yet Get your seats for '.HeIIo Bill''
for next Thursday and have a hearty,
good laugh. Guaranteed good.
The Educational committee have re-
ported in favor of two new State Nor
mails, one at Concordia and the other
at Garden City.
Thev also reported in making the
State Normal aE Pittsburg 3 separats
school from Emporia. It leave the
HAYS State Normal stilI As a Western
Branch OF the State Normal School at
EmpOria, instead ef the Western Kkn-
sss State Normal as called the past
few years
The Ways & Means committee have
reported giving the Agricultural Col
lege and this Experiment Station here
about one million dollars. and this farm
gets maintenance as usual, and scme
improvements. $40.0 COO 10 be spent IN
new buildings there and at the Normal
schoo', which also got its maintenance
appropriation bill reported, so the sal.
aries at both institutions are snre for
two years more.
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There ere many commedisns A 7
whom you can laugh, but those WITH
whom you laugh are few. Some are
ridiculous and you laugh AT them;
others are just naturally funny in q
polite and inoffensive wav, and YOU
laugh with them Such actors are few
but the star of ''HaIIo Biii'' you are
sure to laugh WITH him and has
earned the title of the ''polite eomme-
DIAM. Don't miss this show at the
G. A. r. hall next Thursday, 23rd
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White Plymouth Rocks.

I offer for sale at my home IN the
northwest part OF town several full
blOoded roosters OF this best Of breeds.
which I have raised from eggs from
the Prize breeders OF the eeet. Big,
fine birds as big as turkeys. Come see
Mrs. David Early.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-02-18

Last Saturday the County Teachers
for the candidates for the Spelling
match at the Golden Belt meeting was
held resulting IN Miss Agnes Seitz, the
daughter OF farmer John Seitz Of Pleas
ant Hill township, and pupil Of Miss
Emma Kraus, capturing the first place
and pupil Of the Ellis public school
captul ing the other, 20 they will repre-
sent Ellis county in the contest. It
shows to the school children how a
Itt'e country girl with pluck can push
to the front.
Miss S4rReant, who won las. year,
was present but couldn't be allowed
TO enter the contest.
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Note the reduced rate the Union Pa
cific railroad is Offering its patrons this
year. Think of paying only $25 to go
to the Pacific coast when the eastern
roads ask $40 to get to the, Atlantic ci-
ties.
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Experiment Station seed grain.
The Ft. Hays Experiment Station
are sending out their price list OF tried
and valuable seed grain for spring
planting that they are Offering for sale
so If you want some choice seed TO try
write them for a circular No 2 On
Spring Grains
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The next Theatrical play in the Ope-
p house is Wednesday, 22nd, when
Frank Nahsru will present the jolly
comedy "HELLO BILL, a guaran-
teed to please play, the scene on the
seashore. 8 love story of the Spanish
American war time.
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Good Farm For Sale

offer for sale nv half section farm
71S miles southeast Of Hays, 21< miles
southwest OF Munjo-. 32O'scres. near
lv aIi under cu'tivat..,r: good building<
of all kinda, plenty - fine water, trees
and all uelI improved. win sell rea-
sonaole. See, write or phone Free
Press Office or me
Chris Peterson, Hays.
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Dutch Supper

will be given by the young ladies of
the High School for the benefit Of the
School Athletic Association, at the
6. A. r. hall next Friday Feb. "a.
Commences at $50.
Admission 10 cents.
Pay for what you eat.
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Land for Sale.
ALL or HALF OF the West half
of section "a. township Il south range
. west of the 9Th. o.m- so screa
II TREG0 county, Kansas. Leok the
land over anS make offer Terms II
desiEsd On part Addrsss
r. Iauuaan. Los Anxses.
GaEsuznia
seA Cant BuilaEnz.
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Total paid state sss. 464


., 600 in '09 Paid to EXP Station
1s, coo IN 10 ditto
20, 900 in 'e9 to Hays Normal
81, ,435 In 10 ditto
Total paid IN cur county $51, ,435
this Is IN addition to the Power plant.
Fees reesived by Exp station
12,7G6 md 8 166
ditto Normal ST, ,a39 and 1.945
(rhese fees the Institutions got to use
but . bill in this legislature says al
these fees here after go to the state.
It shows Geo. Griffith received as a
Regent for a year 101, ,48 and Harry
Grass got 1899 one year and S427 the
last year, out of which they pay expen-
ses 30 Regent don't roll in pay.
The last Legislature appropriated
to State Normal at Hays for Mainte-
nance, salaries, etc. $65. 600
To Exp. station ditto "a. 600
tThe present Legislature propose to
increase this same, but not much.l
And the following is the moathly
salaries being paid out of the same:
At the Experiment station
Prof. TenEyck $3.50 north
Sect. Helder Ids, ,93. Cunni CHAM 100.
At the Ft. Hays State Normal
W S. Picken S250,OO a month
Prof. Main 200. Prof Shively 100 90
Annie Keller, Miss Agnew, E. B.
Matthew j. S. Bird, C. ]. Smith
Prof. Tilferd each las. 90 q month
J Il Beaeh 10000. C. F. Biee 90, 90
Anne&ta Foster rs Dora Grass 100,
Jennie E. NickIes and Julia n.
Stone each 1000 a month
Miss Elsie Macintosh, librarian go. 90
4. D. Hull engineer 500
C. D. Frankenberger Janitor 5000
with house and pasture
A. II. Ker.s, office assistant 80. 90
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THE Fl. HAYS STATE INSTITUTIONS
StAfe Hu6ikOEsA Re0oRk.

The new State Au6itor has kindl ,
sent Us the ri. A~nusI reeort of that
Office made to the LeRiaIs'ure t. ard tn
the FREE PRESS Public Library
for everybody to ctme see. He has
the thanksSof our citizens.
1t shows The account of everv dellar
received by the State ard Institutions,
and every dollar paid out by the State
from July 1, 1903 to July 1. 1910.
We notice the following about this
county, our citizens end institutions.
Received OF Ellis county
Taxes to June 80, 1909 ST., ,159
ditto 1910 16, S05
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Fresh Gows RoP SAFE

I offer for sale at my farm On sec
ton II. 7. Il, r. Ie southwest of the
Reservation sowe fresh and coming
freeh good mich cows Come see me.
John Seitz, Hays P. o.
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FREE PRESS the Best in the Co.


The county made its money back in
the telephone. TIE Court drew go ex-
ira jurors, mostly farmers, and had
the Sheriff summon them by phone,
saving many dollars of sheriff miIage.
That man Dabeau plead guilty up in
Norton county to manslzughter and got
three years in the Pen but is satisfisd
as the other fellow will rensin in his
2 6 by box until Gsb-ial blows horn.
Rev A. N Smith is now working
hard arranging fer The Methodist dis
tTict conferences which meets here the
last of next month Church is being
fixed up and he is interviewing our
citizens 10 find out who will help en-
terrain the visitors within our gates.
The Palmer road case went over to
the next term This is the case Of the
county taking 40 feet Of his land ont
OF the right of way. Some continue
TO urge that road be made ON the
right Of way on the north side from
HaYs direct through 10 Yocenento ard
to use the hwset' 's-fses ara damzgeE
that will have to be paid Palmer, TO
build the right-of-Way road. as cheap
er for the eoanty.
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The Union Pacific railroad have al
wsEs found the readers OF the FREE
PRESS great travellers aud good pat
rons of their ROAD set OF progressive
and Intelligent people who travel and
see the world beyond our county limits
and have always been liberal with Us
IN their advertising, and this week re-
new for another year 50 our readers
may know Of the reduced and the ex-
cursion rates they cfer during 1911.
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Henry Winters and wife are expect
sd home this evening"
Next Thursday evening, 2Sd, the Sat
urday Afternoon Club give a banquet
at the Hotel Brunswick, with social
evening and toasts.
Next Tuesday morning in the Catho-
olic church here, Mics Catharine Bas-
gall, the pretty school-teaeher, and
daughter Of J e BasgalI, is to be mar
ried to Charlie Kane.
Five Of the seven teachers Of the
Ellis Public school attended the coun-
ty Teachers meeting here last Satur-
day as an escort TO their two chosen
spelling contestants and carried home
one Of the prizes and the scholars viii
be here in force March 4th to cheer
their contestant at the match.
Co. Superintendent Kuhn has select
ed Prof Martin, the Principal OF the
Ellis PucIic school, as the Conductor
Of the County Normal Institute here
next summer. This is an excellent Sc
lection and will put enthusiasm In the
work. He formerly taught at Inde-
pendence and is much liked in his school
work By the people Of Ellis.
Papers ali over the state are publish
ing the City MsrshaI's notice forbid
ding allowing chickens to run at large
As this is becoming a "No-Fenee"
town, g city Of pretty lawns and many
are cleaning up their yards and max
ing gardens, the time has come when
chickens in this city must be penned
up and kept at home.
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Miss Winnie Cox is home on asvaca-
ton from he school work.
Another splendid rain came this way
during Wednesday night.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-02-18

The court had four daEs of russell
in the Staab-Koerner fighting caFe
and given to the jury Tuesday eve.
And they bro5ght In verdict of Not
Guilty - that Keorner committed no
assault when he hit old man Peter
Staab with an iron pump handle.
Next came the wheat stealing case
on the Smokey and the jury said. Not
Guilty., the evidence not positive so
as to leave no doubt
Then they tried the Logan county
boy again, this time for stealing har-
ness and wagon. even If jury decided
he didn't steal the horse that pulled It
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Henry Winters and wife are expect
sd home this evening"
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Next Thursday evening. 23d, the Sat
urday Afternoon Club give a banquet
at the Hotel Brunswick, with 8 social
evening and toasts.
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go @nt Builaine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-03
REAL ESTATE loontinued.l

FOR AN INVESTMENT in real es-
tate that will pay eight per cent
per annum, see H. NJ. Fleming,
room 5, Steusloff bldg. 11-2-6t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-03
Z n X X \ + y X X = \ y X 4 4
+ MARKETS.
h \ X X X \ X X X X \ X X n !
PORTLAND MARKETs.
Grain. Rloar. FeeH. Rte.

Wheat Export basis Bluestem
S20S4c; club, 790S0c; red Russian,
7707Sc; valley, 79GSOc; forty-fold,
soc.
Flour-Patents, $3.50 per barrel;
straights, S4.O5 exports. $3.50; VAL
ley, $780, graham, S4.6B; whole
wheat, S4S5.
Barley-Feed, $91 per ton; brew
Ing, nominal.
Hay.-Tmothy, $17Q18 per ton;
Hay-NO. /, Il. o. Timothy, $17O18,
No. Valley, s15@Sl6; alfalfa, $3.50
IA; clover. $11Q12; grain, $11012.
Corn-Whole, $3G; cracked, $37
per ton.
Millstuffs-Bran, $23 per ton; mid
dllngs, S31; shorts, 324; rolled bar
ley. s34035.
oats-New white. sSO.5O03l per
ton.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Butter-Clty creamery, extra. 1 and
2-pound prints, In boxes, SAC per
pound; less than boxes. cartons and
delivery extra.
Eggs-oregon ranch, CSC.
Cheese 49, Full cream, twins Ice
per pound; Young America, tic.
Poultry-Hens. 14c: springs, 14c:
ducks, young, 15817c; geese, liz
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-03
OSTEOPATHY.

DR.. B. H. WHITE-osteopath and
nerve specialist, graduate OF
the American School Of Osleop-
athy, Kirksyille, Mo-, post-gradu-
ate and specialized in nervous
diseases at Los Angeles College,
1909. Treats acute and chronic
diseases Consultation free. Lady
attendant. Office 5O5-5O6 U. S.
National Bank Bids. Phone $50.
Residence S46 North Capitol street.
Phone 469
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-03

There could be no better medicine
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
My children were all sick with whoop-
ing cough One of them was In bed,
had high fever and was coughing
up blood. Our doctor gave them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the
first dose eased them, and three bot
ties cured them" says Mrs. r. A Dom
aldson OF Lexington, Miss. For sale
by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-03
TIMING AND ROOFING.

BADHRTSCHBR q FULLER-Hot
air heating; furnace work; tin
ming and roofing corrice work OF
all kinds. 1873 South Liberty street.
Phone 500. Figures on contracts
cheerfully given. All work guar
anteed. S-3O-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-03
OXYPATHY

OXYGEN, the greatest curative agent
in Nature, cures rheumatism, ner-
Yousness, catarrh, asthma, consti-
patton, appendicitis, lung, liver and
kidney troubles, when all else
fails. See The Oxypathor Co., $40
Marion street 10-7-1mos
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-03
UPHOLsTERING, RENOvATING

,. B. MERRY & Co.-vacuum car
pet cleaning, on or of the floor;
carpets altered and laid; mat
tresses made and renovated; fur
niture recovered; shades and avn
ings made and altered. Northeast
corner Court and High streets.
phone 56s 7-22-tf