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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-11
aAIEsMEN WANTED.

Wanted-Cigar salesmen: $50 weekly
and expenses. or commission: experi,
ence unnecessary Write Consolidated
sale. COMPANY. Cincinnati. O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-11

w.nt.d-I,Iye agents to sell high
grade specially to automobile owners
Big pay to hustlers. NO experience ne
cessary. Full particulars free. H. -
Lane Oskaloosa. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-11

Aaents-Improved specially Tor auto
mobile owners: quick seller; dig pro-
ATS: Illustrated circulars; write 'ouay.
G. ID. Porta, 9O7 Garrison avenue fore
Smith, Ark.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
COLUMBUS DAY 4 PUBLIC HOLIDAY

COLUMBUS Day is Eow a public
holiday to be observed by al. Natg-
rally the Knights of Columbus. Who
were active in securing this much mer-
tied but long deferred recognition OF
| the debt We eve to the great discover
er, Chris topher Columt Us, are procd of
its accomplishment, and naturally. they
will be expected to take q HOre or less
prominent part in preparing for its 1st
observance as public holiday. Since
! it is legal beIidsy, it is for no party.
aeet. clique or clan; it is fer all to
celebrate, and it is hoped that all will
assist IN celebrating it in the same pa
tFiOtie spirit that actuated the State
Legislature in designating it as Colum-
bus Day.
The Knights Of Columbus Of this city
are planning program which Will be
given at the GAR. Hall, on the after
noon Of next Thu5sday, Oct. Y. at 1:Se
O'Clock. This pFogram will consist Of
band music and patriotic speeches.
EzerSbody IS. weIe9ne,
J. s. BIRD, GraTd Knight.
Chapter POI, Laws of Kansas 1911,
says:-Sec- 1 The 18th dsy of Octobe T
of the present year of our Lord 1911.
and the 18th daV Of October of each
year thereafter. is hereby declared a
public holiday, to be kpoWn IS sCOlum-
bus Day, and the same shall be recog-
inize@ elassed aRd treated as other Ie-
gal holidays under the laws of this
state -
HATOR'S PR0cIAHRHOH. caLUEBIS DAY
Thursday, Oct. 18th, is Columbus
day or Discovery Day, and the IeeisIa-
ture of CUR state having designated
that dav az Legal holiday, new there
for !, Geo Philip. Mayor Of the city
of Hays, respectfully request that AL
places Of business be closed ard that
all the citizens OF this city shall cb-
serve that day in commemoFation of
eur great and glorious country.
GEO. PHILIP, Mayor.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Who found the OvercOat near Muu-

Who found the overcoat near Muu
jOr?
Leroy Judd and wife of Californi
are here on g visit.
Mrs Harry Grass is brma frcm e
visit 70 her old horra in Ohio
Ra-r5 F='tr-- so;->-,-,I ., oor 49, -
horses TO the K. C. marx E, Wedoea y
Mrs. Charlie Kerfes is here on Vi.
it to her parents, Mr. & Mrs. BITck-
Moore Bros. Of Lookout shipped cat
tle 20 K. C Sun lay and John:HaII.toot
two cars on Monday.
Probate judge pissi-p ende~ife sre
hack from their trip 'to Colorado, hi
health beirg murh improved
Remember next Thur 4day, 18th. is >
legal holiday and the schools. post-of.
fiee ard banks will close.
Geo Cox has gone with his brotbe.
at Voda on an automobile trip through
western Ka-sas.
The wife ard femilr Of NJ Cuthberf
of Topeka, tire Normal bniI ing cn-
tractor, arrived Thursday evening ard
will occup7 the Cole cot; age on wss+
2rd street
It reaches them. The little locals
are read Those last week fo-n found
the owners. Kirkmsn owned tie har-
ness pad Andy Eickbusb the account
book end farmer the glasses
Next week tFe Epwerth League Goa
vention of Ellsworth district vii meet
in Ellis with a good att ndance. R V
A S. Hale, our new Methodist minis
ter, will deliver the sermon on Tuesday
eve.
Farmers this week tell of The army
worm in his wheat field. One farmer
who found them in his aeld Fsved if. by
going oyer ard back, snFinkling a COZ
pie rows With Paris Green. that killed
every WOrEa when they re3ched there
Amcn2 the old time novelties to tu,n
up this week was 81 jury county ecrie
issued in 1901. mislald and never rrs-
aented for payment Countereigned
by Phil Jacobs as c>unty treasurar,
who is nov back there again to pay it
Elmer Shade, the electrician az b
Light plant. with bis fsmily. have mo.
ed into The Mrs. VIII Bel cot lge OF
east Juniata street.
Mrs Bell and daughter move to Batd
win, Kansas, where she has position
n the college there.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Rev. Alexander attended Presbytery

Rev. Alexander attended Presbytery
at Colby this week.
Attorney jim Nolan of Ellis was up
to Court on Tuesday.
Raynsford of Ellis was in town Tues
day transacting business.
Don't fail TO read the Osbant. Smith
big adver. Those whs have been ii re
this week got big bargains.
The long freight train west bound
was stalled here Tuesday morning un-
der the 16 hour Law and a new crew
had to come down from Ellis to take
it to Ellis.
Joseph A. Wlndholtz Of EBameran,
and Miss Eleonore, the Youngest daugh
ter Of Aloes and Margaret Denning,
who died a few years ago. were mer-
ried this week.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
E Merry, EFerry AaiAssress

The Merry minstrels are coming to
town, and this time it is not the white
man imitation. but that good cid stand
by, Richards & Pringles Famous Geor-
gia MinFtrels that were here years ago
and on their way back from the west.
This is the one minstrel Organization
that seems to keep pace with the taste
and cravings OF a fickle public. Each
season they offer an entirely new pro-
gram, replete with novelties and sur
prises, but never get aWay from that
distinctly minstrel atmosphere, as do
so many Of their white competitors,
every one in the troupe but one being
black man.
When one goes to a minstrel show
he expects TO see a minstrel show, not
hod podRe of musical comedy, yaude-
vile and what not. If you want to see
a minstrel show they will surely salts
fy your appetite. For over two hours
you will be entertained with all that
the word implies. AS the funny man
says: Its q corker'',
Be here Tuesday night. Get. 10th.
Reserved seats at Kings this Saturday
morning.
Watch for the noon parade and the
Concert after supper.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Test in Botany on Friday.
Hazel Rea begun Marual Training
Wednesday.
Mary Mccarthy and Carrie Bullock
visited the Algebra class Tuesday.
Glen Tillots0n and JersId HolIent eek
visited Manual Training Tuesday.
Dorothy Is taking special lnstruc-
tions after school. In what? Ask Mr.
MarkweIl
We sing German songs during Gsn-
eral Exercises occasionally. The favo-
rite English song is the @'Boola Song.
The classes in English have begun
she study OF cI,4ssics The 9Th grade
are reading ''R'p VanWinxle'', tFe
Freshmen ''Silas Marnef" the Sopho
moFes Julius Caesar''
The Botany class spent the first pc
riod Wednesday in Sc ching around the
city and along the creek for plants to
be pre- served in FormaldC h7de for use
later in the year.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

The new home of the Yer moad sis.
ters looms op On Gospel hill
During Mr HoIienhecl's = ahsence II
the west Mr. Car lex Is tskirg care of
he hen8some dgivlug team.
The hasvz rain to ;he W ST and tho
rorih~ast of us Sa+urdav sane The Big
Creek and Sslinc up ,orninc-
Ms F. E Dixon ard daughter Of
Frsnkin. Pc. are here on q visit t.
their relatives. James Bshan's.
Goetz, the Chestru. street tailor.
has moved to- Topeka for the Winter.
there he has 81 ecure1 4 good job a. his
trare
De'ne Bros of the Saline ? ncl7e has
sold 10 heed of II ar'ire steer= at ) TT,
per pou1d Ct +Ee aaChe. Thsv will
sell $50 head of taeir catt'e on acconn
( scarcity OF feed.
G. H Durham Of the southwest part
of the eouatv had tire misfortune to
have FIVE Of hiz Cood COWS get out os
the nssture into the sorghum f=Id and
hay were soon dead
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Methodiet Church Services

Suudsy school at 10 am, Epwor,I
Lesgue at Tp.m. Prayer meeting at s
p m We6nes day. All corcialls invited
At The Methodist, Rev. A. S. Haze.
pastor, uill preaeh this Sunday morn
ing on the theme ''The Fathers Pro
lection. No service In the evening, 9
Union service to be held in tie Luthe-
Fan church in compliment to visiting
c. 8 g, Rev Alexander preaching.
Large audiences attended both tn
morning ar evening services. At tre
morning service an interesting sermon
was presct ed that brought tears, laugh
ter and serious { ought. At the even
ing service on 'Aristoe ey' he said II
part: ''The erd Of Christianity was
to do som mething for he Individual, that
the individual nigh do something for
the race. Religion is to correct the eter
Ral djacOntent of man against iniqaity
and Injustice, to hrirg relief to N .r
and create a universal Brotherhood.
2400 years ago the remedy Uss spgges
ted in Piato's Republic 400 years ago
Moore's Utopia tried 20 solve it 25
years. ago BeIlamy's Looking Back
wand" promised relief, ] ut they have
not solved it. We are p'odding through
the centuries asking the question How
cen it be done? snd the onlv answer Is
on the plan Of the Golden Rule.
We must remember that we are fhz
children of the past but pareats OF The
future and unless we are willing TO
comply with the working rule of the
Master, which is ''And WhosoeVeE will
be chief among yUu let him - yeur ger
want, even as the Son oz nan came rot
TO re ministered unto. but to minister.
ard so to give life ransom for many
50 each EndTvidGal will have to learn
the F9le Of the servant. ard will have
to carry out the rue, Heach for all ano
all for eseh'', The Orly vcrd that sug
gests the work ing principal IS Christ
ATlstocFaey srti6cialIy divides itself
into three great elss5es-The aTiEfaePa-
cy OF Blood which is fallscious. fsr The
blue blood OF to-day NAV have been
the dastardly bad blood 81 yesterday.
The sristocracy of Riches is worse than
the blue-bloOd. I have sll respect for
the man Yha has honestly accumulated
a foTtUna bot for bis sons 70 strut and
pEefeRd to be somebody because bis
father n8de success is held in dkTit-
ion by thinking people; but the Ssistoc-
racY of Culture, which has its votaries
clasping hands and prete1ainR te lie
somebody distinguished is TIE most
contemplate. Ali should desire an e6-
ucation, many persons have it, but
none ran ssHepolize IL. It in a won
deF1pi thing to love knowledge. but the
moment an aristocracy Is forraed about
it, IL becomes abominable. Its beauty
has gone. The world loves q man who
can look the devil IN the face without
WsVeriDg. and tell him he IS devil,
and this can only be done IN the Mar
ter's Name TIE ChFietisn II the only
he hss the marks OF God
upon him. he has Ieas1ed thst nothing
bat goodness psszes him into the par
iors Of God. FOE Christ has said "Au
mine azs thine, and fh1re are mine;
and ! am glori6ed N them"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

The RAILROAD have put in new five
feet street crossing plank on both sides
of the track on Chestnut street.
The army doctor pronounces the Leo
prosy case of Mrs. Quint true case
of the disease as found in the Philli-
penes but of light form but the child
hardly pereeptable if at all. DIR. Crum
bine was here Sunday in conference
with DR.. Snyder and the Board Of Co
commissioners and they will send hex
to the State Hospital at Rosedale, near
K. c., Kansas, wheae she will have the
best of care and ease watched:
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

The Normal students: had their an
nual fall moonlight picnic Thursday.
Attorney BesrdsIey of Russell wal
in Court Tuesday looking after his ca
ses pending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stainer have gone to
Colorado to close up the brothers bust
ness out there.
ShuItz has rugged up one of thei-
photograph boxes in their window to
display jewelry.
DR.. Snyder reports q cute baby girl
came to tbe home Of RoiIy Jov on Wed
nesdau and all happy.
Attorneys W. E. Saum ofFK. L and
Ira Lloyd Of Ellsworth we're here this
week looking after their curt cases.
Vanishing Cream for pimples
at the south eide new Barber shop
Come try II.
Farmer F. M.sEIlis'of Buckeye town
ship this week received his:incTease Of
pension under the age law.
The Christian Endeavor convention
is in session here this week with quite
a rumher OF delegates present from
other counties.
The Salina firm got the contract at
5000 for the heating 'piantsin the new
Catholic church at Herzog and to be
in operation in 60 DAYS.
About ten foot of the Ellis railroad
dam went out Saturday and let sH the
water come down the creek but did no
damage along the way.
6 ". Miller wss seooting around
last Sunday and on the George Palmer
farm west of town dug up very large
buffalo skull ard horps.
State University sfudenC have dis
coved the remains of crocodiles out in
Wallace comfy, the skull over foot
long and length Of over 40 foot.
Next Thursday. Oct. 18th Ellis pro
poses to have a great time giving q
Farmers picnic and every farmer in
the county, with his family, are invited
to be present.
Court met Tuesday in regular term
with several out-of tewn lawyers pres
ent. Gases were called, settled OF set
for trial. and Wednesday the trial of
Akers-LaSbeIle vas commenced.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Overcoat Lost near Munjor


Lost on the road between Hays and
Munjor an overcoat of light weight, of
dark goods with white stripe, had a
pair of g'eYes IN pocket and has chain
to hang by. Finder will be rewarded
on leaving coat at Schlger & ATnold's.
AItho every seat was sold, on ac-
count Of the storm last Friday night
the audience to hear Ratio, the first
n umber of the Normal lecture course.
was not very large, but he pleased all
present. The next number is on next
Monday night by Congressman Clark,
who comes on the evening train and
leaves at IL pm.
This week the State Board Of Control
heard the final arguments for the loca-
ton Of the new State Insane Asylum,
having examined all the locations Of
fered in the western half Of the state,
and will soon give their decision,
Ellis, Oakley, Ellsworth. Hill city,
Lenora, Downs and Norton in this 9Th
district; Ashland, Great Bend, Larned
Lac osse. Pratt, Scott city and Spear
vile in the 7th district south of Us,
have application and offers pending.
WHAT; INTEREST DO YOU PAY?
Joe Schaefer evidently struck a new
lead and is bound to save you money
il yOq will read his adver carefully.
Rooms for Rent.
We have some good rooms for rent
In the Ryan block opposite the depot
Good for Offices az students. See Freese
or Mrs. WM. RYAN,
Phone No. %
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Minstrels Coming next Tuesday

MinstFels Coming next Tuesday
Ali negroes from Georgia but one.
Org anized there 81 years ago. On the
road every day stree so we'll Versed in
their work. Spent September in the
big cities Of Colorado. Over 80 in the
troupe 20 of them in the bard that
gives noon and evening free cereert
on the street Don't miss that part.
{ numbers IN the vaudeville pa rt that
BIZ surely plesse you. A good orches
ira te entertain. Fine sirgers-th the So
los Silver threads smorg the Gold'
When you and l were Young, Maggie
are alone worth the whole admission.
TIE sweet Eongs, nimble dancers, coz
tonfeld pastimeP, aRusipg saYiRgs are
sure to nlesse.
Box flee opens next Saturday morn
ing at Kings. Is cents lows g 10 s
Rows TO II at 80 cents. Row / and
bench for ehilGren 25 cents.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Money to Loan

Money to Loan
on farm properly ard paid as quick
as papers sigred c ". MILLER
Lots for Sale
Two big lots, s. K125, on one of the
best streets of the city. citv water and
trees, for sale cheap, FREESE
Women Help Wanted.
One woman Caok, Weges S5 a week,
Ore girl for general homework at
81 week. Come st or &c or address
B. PENNY, American Hotel.
Wakeeney, Kansas,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

Po make the schools of this city and
county eminently successful for both
scholar and teacher there should be 3
hearty cooperation of teachers, schel.
ars and parents. Visit the school and
see how your children are doing, get
acquainted With the teacher, in fact,
invite her to your home or to meas
show her or him y~u have an interest
in them as you desire their interest in
your children.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

Does it not meke yoa thsnk about
good indemnity when yOu are about
to insure yOur Home? Our record for
fair dealing With loss claimants Is I'M
exceiled, because We represent only
Companies who .faxe geod al the aus'
Tie 3 SekasseE !. 4 Eassraaes Ae7
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

On Tuss3s,e ~ az = o. &C o = e
heii'Csuist Eps-se-fs- E,a~..-. s-,.s'-- =
at the Ho..,e 80 ss:s~E > v .,rI. -tss.e
'i'ev Ilessan-ly srrpri-. . 81 3 ,,I b
8eli. vbo with her rrs.ts4e- leav.,4 his
week for sbeir new Aome - Bsliv.;l.
KHrszs- Tne eve7i-g 7gas s.asset l.
pia3 III games znd 81 te:e u r.
freshT;,enls we~s serres. aEier - hich
tres al E-=r 70 the .iseot. ,eherc one
Of tfeir ncIabrr. hi-- Mr. n P ter-o-.
took tsH <rzsr fcv - Srasta A. -iee
frain sd lsft. th=s ~ en- .o7- e.
honleF, deelErirg h2t hat Cer -is,, fser
tia re had been eorppsl ed % stz
gocdbye to two % fi.eir coEur-,:fs zrd
friends, 'heY md b: one of n Wy
pleasanteS- e eninEs they couii -
Den5e--
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

GOrsefazre. am the reprcssn
,tztTve OF the SPIRELLA Corset, so
well known Ia this city for Its comfort
IanG style and If any Of the ladies' de-
tire one or want TO see q szupIe will
& lady call at their home and exhibit
snd take measure If trey viii phone
Hiss Rowiisoz. HzYs phone No. 195-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

Mr and Mrs H h Pierce are in Den
yer at the bedside of her sick mother.
City water has been run from the
Juniata street main up Oak street to
the Madden elevator.
Pm. Beason of XOcemento fixed up
his papers, Rsplogle and Lafe AT
gladly guaranteeing him to Uncle Sam.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Hot and Cold Baths

Now we must record the death oi
George Stsiner at the home of his brC
tber, Andy, IN our city last Saturday
after lorg suffering from Bright's dis
ease. The funeral took place Monday
and conducted at the home by Rev. C.
F. West and largely attended by sym.
pathizing friends.
He was 41 years old, single man. Hy-
ed here several years. travelled great
deal end finally located at 6restene,
Colorado, where he had ? drug store
We gladly publish this Cards
I'VE wish to express cur sincere
thanks to our friends and neiRhbors for
the loss Of our beloved brother, and
also for floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. StaineF
Our town was startled Sunday morn
ing by the news Of the death of our
old citizen. Thomss Garland Only 9
few days ago vas he around as jolly as
eyer. but Indigestion set u, and while
al expected him to pull thrO', be was
unable to % so and death carried him
to the world beyond and many will
miss his i lIy salutations. The funeral
was held at the family home and at
tended by many symDathizing friends,
with burial in our cemetery.
They've been here many years, q the
o:d Windsor hotel until burned down.
later the New WFdapF' and then re-
tiFe5 to private life to enjoy old age
and had reached the SO mark.
He has been on the Free Press sub
Ecription list SO long wears.
Mrs Garland wishes "a 70 let her
friends and neighbOrs know how much
she appreciates their kindness and sym
pathy % her recent bereayeneR1
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
WaM PaRefMa
PatntE46

PalnfER6 WaH P@Pentzs
am prepared to do all kinds Of
painting and wall papering and viii
contract to do the best of work, fur
nish the best of material at reasonable
rates, and guarantee satisfaction Sam
pie wall paper books furnished which
contain the very best makes and pat
terns to select from. sat-
II. J. Bel. Hays
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Creamew station

We are now nicely located and arFap-
ged on South Chestnut street to re-
ceive ara ship your cream and guaran-
tee an honest test and quick pay and
solicit your patronage. Try as.
GASSMAN'S.
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an EH0s n MT eocBH

Notice Is hereby given that viii not
be responsible for or pay any bills eou-
tracted by my wife, Brs. Janet SeelSs
from ard alter this date
AeCEacken Kas, P o. Sept b 1911
ALVIN SEELYE
1st pub. Sept 90. 1s1k 4
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Don't miss hearing
Champ Clark

at Normal Lecture ecurRe Oct 9th
We cannot insure yop against Fire
in the other world, but we can insure
your Hon in one of the best Compa-
nies doing business On this earth,
J. M. ScFaeffer L & Jns. Agency
The strike ordered in some depart-
ments of tire Union Pacific came ca
Saturday and in Ellis shops the men
went out. The r r. of6cjals published
q notice giving the men until last Wed
nesdsy noon to be back to work or the
places would be declared vacant and
be SLED By others.
Hot and Cold Baths
We have added complete bath roam
with abundance Of hot and gold water.
to cur Barber shop. for general use at
reasonable charge
South Side Barber Shop.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
A Broaeh Lost.

A large White Cameo Broach With
wide geld mounting losk pin lest,
Priced very highly as present. The
finder will please return same to This
Office and receive reward.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Vegetables for Sale

We have Tomatoes at cents pound.
SEeen tomatoes after the first frost,
Also have mangoes, beets. rhubarb.
cucumbers q turnips,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07

Gassrsn a d=.i = G.ss zig vi aos
To the norts id G h, hoe sh.ts-
] II, Sprase Il rome fraTe ais arp
% Ksnsas CITY Hal . Ice tine.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-10-07
Boarders. wanted.
We have room fer fe~ rocmer
with board, at 81 week, a. cur hen
on east Juniats straer.
Mrs. c. Il. MORGAN

WI Ea5s Il SfT1RE.
Mrs. C. Il. MORGAN
The contract was given 20 Wis. NJ
Jacobs to build she IS foot vide b-IcEz
across the draw on esss Juaias ezrees
It viii be Is foot wi6e. 81 foot of go
spas, with over 5 foot high Openings
Geor<e Spencer was down from Grin
neil oa Mondsy ard captnrrd the state
eon:ract to-p2t IN arI- su- oriafie. paseot
washing machine at the Normal chool
club eating house
The Cove county Teachers assoc a
lion meet AZ Cove cry tc-dyv and on
the pTogre N 4e note the Hays teacher
Miss Alice Freese, has = pape. OF
How 70 eendUct the Picture s'udy as
given in the course of study
In the published list CT teacsore y ID
salaries in Rusn we rote our Ed J,nt-
zen reads the list as district Ma. 1 at
500 = month.
II the Nortcn county list we fiIld ogr
former teacher, Lee R. Light - prio-
c;p of the High school al $40 :. yesr
salary.
The Osbant-snit4 dry-goods store
has been crowded al the we =, with
customers, ard extra clerks had To be
emp'oyed. They msde great reduc-
tion n prices. IosE ot gods way he-oE
cost to reduce th', stock. aDd the big
crowds CO. big bargains.
An exsmins tioa of tie wb4st fields
This week. rirce the rsb-. show thzt
Gany of the fields Euppost d 70 ne killed
or injured ny the army wcgm are cor
ing Cd nicely and lonk quits Prean. II
it keeps wet mos Uf the fields will
come cut al right.
The State Temperance paper for S-p
tember IubIishte the list OF Liquor IL
cent ez issued irJ KansSas since Ju,y IL
By the Gove1lHent, pRhich shoUs 45I
issued in 80 counties IF The los In the
state. NVae issued IA this Judicial dis
trict- Not one in Democratic - Dutch
ELLIS county.
Ie is bad enough for oar farmers no.
to be- aale to rsisa ha7 for feed this
fail bat If @ss cruel lest Saturday for
the heavy. rain last SATURDAY. 20 wash
]o1n the draws IN the roth half Of
Jur coauty hundreds of dollars eEOrth
nag and fodder tHat had been cut dur
the week but rot yet stack Cd