The Hays free press. [volume], October 31, 1908, Image 4

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Peed fur Sale.
We have an atur d;nce cf feid (r---shocks
cornfodder, 4' 0 shocks V i '
corn, 6) toiid hay, straw in abend .
One-half section fenced pasture), ,:,
shedding, river water, and wiii r-
out pasture, bell feed or will take hc.i.
cattle to winter. See or address,
Henry Tyler or Bird C. Moore,
46-tf ilays, Ka-.isa-
Oh! Isn't It
Delightful?
VM. JUKI) an;
RESIDENT DENTIST
Phone 84. - Hays, Kr-
0. M. HOLM QUI ST,
attorNey-at-law.
HAYS CITY. KANSAS,
OFFICE OVER
1ST NATIONAL BANK.
Phone 180.
. A. Rea,
Tlttorney at Law,
Office over PostoIIice.
Phore l:"J
J. U. CATUDAL.
Pnvsician & Surgeon.
Phokk j Office o4.
Uesidem-e
hays, Kansas.
J eafrEE if
You will not be surprised
the immense demand for
"LEE" Sensation
Coffee
after you have tested it, for its
value is seldom equalled at double
its price 25c per pound.
IT IS ONE OF THE
Pure Food
Products
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS
(Save the Coupons)
Headquarters for
Drvgs, Tcikt Articles
AND SUNDRIES.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
day or night. fWe do not substitute."
We have a large and coirplete stock of Stationery, Sporting
Gfoods, Fish?cg Tackle. Pipes, Cigars and Tobacco.
Lcwney's Chocolates and Bori-Bons.
One minute Washer.
Riverside Oaks, ?
Comets. T
Acorn Base Burners. :
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Pipe of all kinds.
Hods, Shovels, stove-bords.
Paints, Oil and Varnish of all kinds.
Hardware store, Hays City. :
M. M. WINTERS !
George S. Grass,
"Dealer In
Shoes and. Gents' Furnishings.
Exclusive
Agency for
the QUEEN
UAL1TY shoe
for Women.
& the W. L.
Douglas shoe
for Men.
t
When in needj
Df anything
in mv 1 ine 4
call and be
convinced
that my
prices are
right , and
Remember that quality Is the true
test cf Cheapness.
u - a 4. a -. a. .-- .. ... a ... a. jr. A .
.1 -'5T:-
equipped with modern and up-to-date
machinery.
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Light, medium or. heavy half-soles
sewed on while you wait.
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Neat mendirg &. invisible patching a specialty
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Published every Saturday morning.
Independent of any Politics.
Krvered as second-class matter in the post
office at Flays. Kansas.
Fstablished in 1882 by Harry Freese
October 31, 1908.
Drink Hires Root Beer out of the
kgat Harkness'. 23-tf.
It in a question as to what a lot of
editors will do next week after the
election is over and Topeka stops sending-
editorials and articles about poli
tics. The way editors will let these
fellows at Ibpeka use their papers is
sometimes surprising. People get aw
ful tired of reading so much politics.
You."
Have your house, barn or stable in
sured against fire, cyclone or tornado
to-day by Fred Miller who will put you
in a company that never quibbles over
loses. 47-tf
In the November number of "Success
Mftgzine" Cleveland Moffett describes
" Monte Cario." John L. Mathews
writes" upon "The wasted Mississippi'.'
and Dr. Wood Hutchinson contributes
an article entitled "The Vegetable Age
or Babies as Bulbs." Adlai E. Steven
son and John A. AJwood write in sup
port of Bryan. Orison Swett Marden's
editorial is entitled "Worry."
The stories of the month are, "A
Tale of the Vanishing people," by Rex
Beach; "His Great Work," by W. A.
Fraser; "Kearney's Test." bv Emerv
Pottle. "A Parade of Her 0rn," by
Zoe Hartman.
There are poems by John Kendrick
Bangs, Edith M. Thomas. Clinton Scol
lard and Edmund Vance Cooke.
A special feature of the month is a
straw vote upon the election, taken
among 15,000 life subscribers.
The cover design is by Arthur Crisp.
Ends to-day:
One way Rates
EST
EVERY DAY
Don't insure vour life until vou have
consulted Fred Miller. He represents
the most reliable life insurance com
pany in the United States. 47tf
To Oct. 31, 190S.
to San Francisco, Los Ange
les, San Diego, and other
Californiajpoints.
to Portland, Tacoma,
and Seattle.
$30
$30
$30
$30
to Everett, Bellingham,
Vancouver and Victoria.
To Weed, Cal., Ashland
Roseburcr F!mrPnA il.
banv and Salem, including S. Pac
branch lines in Oregon.
to Spokane and inter
mediate O. R. & N. points
Loafing on the streets and trying to
get an education through a pipe stem
or cigarette is a mighty poor way,
wh'le thtre is su'.-h pood schools here.
A lot of fai ures have tried the trick
tut it has never worke d out yet. There
is or.ly one w that it can iurn out.
j j
Scutb Chestnut. Street..
Mr. Thomas tells that he look down
tJie fei ce across his land where they
want to open a street m'der a compact
with the Counci!nen that a conference
would be held. Instead, lat week
council papstd an ordinance opening ic
Btreet through his private property
without awarding any dnmnge or
satisfactory settlement, and he again
closed it last Friday and put up the
pigni "Private property, go west to
section road lending to bridge, " ard
p:jt up lamps at night. Since then ah
team hav Qriveo on he section line,
through the kintlnt-Pt of Mr, tfuseard
and Mr. Thomas, owners of the land,
and iiO one is complaining. In fact
many prefer it as it is a straight line
from the bridge instead of the ugly
curve. Now, it becomes a question,
Shall the ifpayers of the CITY pay -big
Bum for this street pr go west
about a block, just as they dp on the
north, fride of town, and lay out a roao
along the eerjion line, the city and
county uniting pn paying the small
amount ked for by the owners and
allowed by the rpad viewers? A cou
ple years ago nearly every farmer in
the south side of the county signed
road petition asking for tha section line
r.oad. But more eerious to many lux
payers is the question of entering into
a lw ppjtj .ith a long drawn out fiaht
and chance o losing, for the supreme
court (48th KaneatJ in the case of To
ptka extending a street in that city,
lecide2 that a street could not be laid
through private property where anoth
er roadway close by could be as easily
used. No pre will deny, nr matter
how rnurh we all want the road, that
the rcd through the midole pf his
farm is a great demge to eay nothipg
of the dust erd dtmage done to ncijoin-
irg property. It is taid that being in
the city he must pay the back city tax
es Bid in tirn Le ttks pay of the city
for ucing the road and damaging his
property theism fpany years. Thus it
is a auettion of Feittenent, and it
etuis it would be far better the
city to join with the couuty and lav put
a road on the eection line to which
Thomas seems perfectly willing.
New Meat Market
I have opened up the Johnson Butch
r shop on north Main street and will
sell you the best of meets at the lowest
rices. See or phone me. 37-tf
Roy Thomas.
Hogs for Sale.
I have ab. ut fifty pigs and hogs of
II i-iii'K ror sale at my farm on section
31, twp. 19, southwest of Hays. See
or address A. W. CoprLAKn.
Hays, Kansas.
$30
Via Union Pacific
Inquire of A. W. Noble,
Agent, Hays.
Fred MHler has for sale fifteen hun
dred (1500) lot s in all parts of the city.
rices rapo'e from $10.00 up. Witl sell
on monthly payments or any other way
to suit the purchaser. 47-tf
"Dolly Varden" Chocolates at Hark
ness' 22-tf
Hays City Laundry
FRED I LIFF, PROP.
; ALL WORK FTHST-
y ..CLSS...
We also do chemical clothes
cleaning. . . . . -
Wprk called for and delivered
Phone 62,
If You Want
A fHS", reliable, durable anJ
eeonprojeal conveyance,
The Indian Motorcyle
is at your service. It holds every track
record worth having in the U. S. and
perfect pcores in Great Britain 2 years.
We have some very interesting
booklets describing how the
Indian is built.
Drop ott a card and it will bring
catalocr and booklets. Address
H, Tholen & Son, Victoria, Ks.
Annual Report of Township Treasurer.
TOlEETCTlSmFIjEnifrC ICTT CF PLEASANT HILL
TOWNSHIP, IN ELLIS C0UN1Y KANSAS:
The undersigned, Township Treasurer of Pleas nt Hill Township makes
Report to you for adjustment and settlement, for the year ending tneiast Mon
day iu October, A. D. 1908, as follows:
Receipts.
Oct. 27, '07 In Twp. Treas $ 36.38
Jan. 27, 08 County Treas. 542.94
Apr. 27, '08 County Treas 66.78
July 27, '08 County Treas , 220.16
Jan. 29, '08 Marion Goble's p. t-. 3.00
Oct. 26, '08 C. R. Stager's p. t.. 8.00
Oct. 26. '08 County Treas J...-68.44
Total Receipts $940.70
The following are unpaid warrents
against Pleasant Hill Twp:
W. J. Madden 191.00
W. J. Madden 5.35
J. H. Ward 202.37
Disbursements.
Jabe Griffin, bridge wprk. $ 17.00
Earnest Griffin, bridge work. 28.05
Jas, Dinkel, roadoverseer. 15.00
Michael Long, roadoverseer. 10.00
Miles Mulroy, Printing .5.00
C. Depperschmidt, bridge work- 3.20
John Orth, bridge work.: 3.20
Henry Winters, wire & nails 2.70
Geo. Early, hay ling cement 7.50
red Early, bridge work- 1.60
Wm. Early, bridge work ...10.00
Free Press Office, Printing.............. 2 40
Martin Ortb. Jr., bridge work 21.60
F. Havemann, lumber & cement 204. 61
Fred Meis, sand 19.50
John Seitz, labor & meeting 34.00
M. E. Replogle, lab., exp. mtg... 4 50
F. H. Fogle, labor meeting .26.5.)
Corru. Metal Mfg. Co., tiling 80.86
U. P. R. R. Co , freight 9.14
Geo. Philip & Sort, hardware 7.00
Cor. Deckand, i twp. line brg. 60.75
M. E. Replogle, service, mtg.,
well paint 8 00
John Seitz, meeting A labor 11.50
F. H. Fogle, labor & meeting. 5.00
Michael Long, road work 10.00
M. Haffamier & Sons, bolts ,2.28
John Beiker, hauling rock, .1.50
Joe Dinkel, plow repairs 75
John Dinkel. road work ; 20 00
Jay Grippen, road work ..22 00
A. H. Gerken. road work ...3 00
F. Sauer, hauling rock, 2 00
Jav Grippin, road work 4 00
U."P. R. R.. freight 8 48
Earnest Grippen, hauling rock S5 00
John Seitz, road work & mtg .32.00
M. Fj. Replogle, meetings 4.)0
F. H. Fogle, meetings- 3 10
Total Disbursements..
..$827.42
Balance on hand 113 28
Do You Want to Sell
Your Farm?
If so kindly send me a full description
and your price. have buyers
here in eastern Kansas whom I am
brinemg to your country every two
weeKst and Pelhng land. I have im
mediate buyers for quarter sections.
and one-half sections. Don't wait but
send me a description of your land to
day. My commissions are reasonable
Address
O. If. AJcGuarv. Jr. & Go..
Real Estate Loan & Investment Co.,
Morrill. Brown County, Kans.
Or see our representativbe.C A.
LEE, at our office over Post Office in
Hays, Kansas.
Notice for Publication. No. 0320
Department of the Interior, U.. Land
Office Colby. Kansas. Oct 26. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Ida Co
ble, formerly Ida Clements, of Hays,
Kansas, who. on net. 52i, i03. made
Homestead Fntrv No 2fi808, Serial No.
03-20 for theNwJof NwJ Section 26,
Township 11 south, range 18, W, 6th
p. m.. has 'filed notice of intention to
make final five year proof to establish
claim to the land above described be
ior the Clerk of the District Court
at Hvr Kansas, on the 12th dav of
December 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ben Eaton, Frank SpeVhaoan.
Tohn Stackhouse. Sylvester Clements
all of Hays P. O. Kansas.
Jno. Thomas, Register
o 31 d 12
Notice Tor Publication, No, 0301.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Laud Office at Colby, Kansas.
Oct. 20, 190.
Notice is hereby given that Paul
Ruder, Jr. of Schoengen, P.O. Kansas, who
on November 6. 1902 made Homestead en
try No. 26366 Serial No. 0301 for the
NjSWis section 28, township' 15 south,
range 18 west 6th P. has Sled notice
of intention majce final five year .proof
to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before th Probate Judge a; Hays,
Kansas on the 28lh day of November, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Nick Zimmerman, Felix Werth
Joseph Djnges, Henry Woerth
all of Schoengen P.O. Kansas.
Jno. Thorno. Hegister.
Sept. 12 O 10
Your Best Friend
in time of need is a fat bank
account. It will stand by you
when all others fail. The way
to acquire this fat account is to
begin depositing and keep at it.
The
Citizens' State Bank
accepts very small sums and in
vites you to start an account with
it to-day. After once commenc
ing, you will need no urging to
add to your account. The bene
fits will b? so obvious
Total ?S40.70
TTE STATE OF KANSAS, ELLIS COUNTY, ss.
I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR, That the within and foregoing account and
voDPJiers therewith are in all reeoeets a full and true account of all the moneys
received by me during the full period cf the year ending the last Monday in r
October, A. D. ID 03, and for the fuil time for which I should make such settle (
znent, end of the amounts thereof er-per.dsd, and tLs manner ta which they 1
rare exje-iied Go help me God. .. Sirrred,
it
NSf"i!2 Ynn are curA
of success
when you use
LEE BAKING POWDER
It is the most popular of all be
cause it is most efficient, abso
lutely Pure and never fails to
make your fiour foods light, sweet
&nd wholesome. 16-oz. can 25c
IT IS C'i" OF THZ
I.
Drugs, Perfumes,
Toilet Articles, Books,
Stationery Sundries
Cigars.
Ice Cream, Sodas and Sundaes.
Prescriptions carefully and
prompdy filled.
Opposite Depot
Phone 76.
.Z. rgs? g
f Furniture i Undertaking rj
IN
Carpets, Curtains, Matting, Wall Paper,
Pictures, Picture Frames, Etc
a-
Good Wall Paper at 5c a Roll.
WINDOW SHADES. All prices.
BABY CARRIAGES t o suit.
Large assortment Carpet samples
WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR GOODS.
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Going to Build
This Year ?
That it is cheaper in the long run to Build than it is to
Rent is a conceded fact. One year's rentals amount to twice g
as much as the interest on a building investment. . Money save d
is money earned don't rent, when you can save money by.
g building a home of you own
We can supply you with
L U
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TO
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at reasonable prices and we will gladly figure your needs with
out extra charge. H Also can supply
LIME, CEMENT, and Building Materials
which you will need in building your home or making improve
ments. Come in and see us.
COAL
A number of different kinds and grades
at varying prices.
C Schwaller B Son
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Your Implements
and see what you will need to do the Spring work. Don't
deceive yourself by thinking" you can do another year's
work with an implement that has "served it3 time. You
will nnd it cheaper in the long run to buy a new
Wagon, Mower or Harrow, I j
than to try to get along with" patched-up implements. - i I
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Full line of Repairs for all Implements. H
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1 (Successors to John ScKlyeroc Sons) J I
H. W. OSHANT
ABSTKACTOK.
Bonded in sum of $5000. : . P.esJ Estate, Inrcc e and Lo-
tivjas. ;