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Furniture J Undert&ldng
Carpets, Curtains, Matting, Wall Paper,
Pictures, Picture Frsircs, Etc
Good Wall Paper at
WINDOW SHADES.
BABY CARRIAGES
Large assortment
WE II1VITE YOU TO
1. 1AVEMANM
H :
1
You can buy a new car of
John O'Lougfolin
HAYS, KANSAS
from $500 to $2,750
It you want a '"nifty" car at a medium price try a
Ford complete for $1(1 CO.
Thia is a 4 passenger car and includes Top, Wind
shield, Speedometer and Lights, end will deliver this
car at your door at THIS PRICE.
Or will-
'a Veiie
fcell you
n
:-
iif
n 7 ! a
or a
"veiie to"
Alio agents for The
:
"THERE WAS AN OLD VYC
HAN AS I'VE HEARD TELL'.
She knew the beet grot try v. Kit
they kept the Beat Eggs.
' X7m carry a line of Frodccc and are
rsdj to exchange
Our Groceries and Eggs
ft very little money.
' Our stock is large ard attnttive,
and we sell at low prices, giving full
-value in all cases.
" Call and see us.
J B.BasgalL Grocer
par
of the Cream
Separators are
BeLaval
sparators 3
;Even R: W. Sears, foiin
jder of Sears, Roebuck &
(Co. uses DeLaval Separa
tors on his own farms in
j Minnesota.
J Why not every farmer
I mss a DeLaval.
I They are not hard to
'zt as they can be had at
iScHyer l Arnliold
rnJ it coets nothing to
' 1
cent.
1
ft
5s 3 Boll.
ki pflGGS.
t o suit.
Osipei samples
J2
IKSFECT CUR GOODS.
- "30" '!,600
Mtt" f(
n r
1 800.00
ror
Mcxwell crd Hupp
...... 1
A 'ins for test Notice
Feiinl No c"oi O rtest 2 I43
I ri ' jjir f t o itt Ii ttr'u r ("rid ? talfs
1 :ra y V ce 1'ffir. Krr Murcr 2T. 1910
A 'u1 rifrt r rtest rfTd vi' hniirp been
c r'rstTt rp ir-t Irrresrpc' ?trv N
"( 6 n.-"' Ilm8Ty t irrp f r Fps i
Mu'fr . y. t-tl r ?r l''fr f 12 cuth
I AN CAT FF Tf fitt- in vl irhitis?!
Icrer' rt s W Off r V I prpst- Fhas 1
ly p1 ?r r'f rr' t i1 orfl rr ver s x months
'p ' pst rrl tt i vei' i' tli strteof Missouri;
re rr to rlvirr cy rultivptton cram
rru e p sHd 'rrd ord these frilure sti'
xist. is", tnrt ?af pi'ere- ars-rces ar-
Tvr-t dre t" rnv f mpVMrtrt in the armv
ravy r manre crrrs r.f he T n't-d Spates in
"nv charr- ter vhptever at rrv trni or place
said yp'ies rr here' v rot fied to aprear
resp rd and rfler e' irlrce orcl ipp sairl
al'epa? rr pt 10 Wrlc am rr MAY 24th
1010 hef-retlelUn I r t pte Jrdge of Ellis
cfu fv K-Tsr? Pt T'a's Ka Fa. an that
firnl hepr'Tfr w i'l be h'ld at 10 o'clock a.ro
rn June 7. rejo ' efr re he Fpier and
Pec ;verit theUrited States Land CfTice in
Top'ka, Kansas.
Ffl'd rT-testart havirp in a proper affi
davit fi'ed Mrrch 21 ioo set forth facts
vliih fhrv t1 a af er due di'Iiperce per
sora' Sf rv re o' t' is t tTe rannrt re irade
:t s he'f 1 'rdeTed a d directed th?t such
notice 1 e p'ver r ue a d pr per publication
Gpo. W. Fisher. Register,
J. G. Wood, Receiver.
Notice for Publication, No. 0972
Depaflmert of the Interior. U. S. I .and
utrtce irpeka. Kansas. Marcn T4. IQIO
Notice 's hereby piven that TVe-esa
Penn'r p. Cuprdian rf t) e n irrr children rf
RTrrraref T Puritp deceased, ofVictonr
P. O.. Karsas, vho on July 7. 1003, Jad
llrirf'' i mry o rff 12 serial ro 0977
or th- t 4 v & ' Ys A secrior
26. to-vrsrir 11 south Kanpe 18 W
6;h P ftT . res fled retire of intention to
mpVe frrl fve year prrrf to establish claim
to the Irrd sieve desenbed before the
rrrb. te Judpe F'Hs Co. Kansas at Hays
Kansas c n the 2?th day cf A tu IOIO.
Claimant names as witnesses:
H'ny Th' len rf Vic'ona P O. Kansas
Iariel Fav of Ha rville "
F. CVnt Thillis rf Tu.rWille
Harry Frese cf . Ilays, Karsas
GEO. W. FISHER, Register,
mio a 2
Notice 'or PriMimtion 5VrilNo 02156
Dprtrrfrt of th tnter'or
U S. Lard Oftee. Topeka, Kansas
April 12. 1P10
N tioe is hf rohr givn that Fdward
roliiRa, r. of Hms. Kapfits, wroon
Jaruarv 4. made Homestead
Fntrv lf-7P. Serin 1 No for the
Wi N FM See L'6. Tovrrship 13, south
Rare 17 w st. 6th P M . hs flle.i
oti e of ii te:ition to ma Ire finxl Oom
mutation proof, to establish rlsim t"
the Imul a-oye dorribd. before the
Probate Jtdsre of Ellis county Kansas
at llas, Kansas, on the 2Sth day of
May, 1910.
("luimart names as witnesses:
William Cirabbo, Frank C. btaab,
Gorct-jil Sta&b, lnatz Polifka,
all of Catharine P. O. Kansas,
(iKO. V. FlbllEK. Register.
a-16--m 28
Insect
Out new hundred page catalogue,
Having ..U the bittst ttvies and cnoiceet
patttrn of Rugs, C&rptts, linoliums.
lace cur laiut, crperitd, window shades,
etraw, jrass, anu ntrt matures laiiow
reeav. btrid a rtquvt vv poat&l or
cull and gtt one ot them.
P. HAVE MANN.
W.H.Ford,
Auctioneer.
W. H. Ford, of AlcCracken, a mar,
with M)i g txpe-ireuew ar,d aucces will
cry ealen in iLtlia county on a one and
otte-half percent ccnucidsion. Satis
faction vuaranted. - Ack Cave, S ark
or Hry about him. Ptton cr ty.itt
bit- itacc or to Lixa at JUcCxackiMA &t
tL4s. , i
The rains and warm weather the last
few days have brought te leaves out
on the trees in fine shape, ?nd the
visitors to oar little city will think it
is Bet in a grove.
The accident of W. B. Ham of Stock
ton some months aero still has its ef
fects and bis doctors forbid him to en
ter into active work so he has with
drawn as a Congressional candidate in
the race at the Primary and eleciont
next fall.
Mrs. Julius Bruche, formerly Mis"
Afirne Wilcox, of Salira is here on p
visit to Mr. and. Mrs George Browr
and family and her many school chutrt
here. She attended oar high school
three years ago.
T. L. Jones, formerly of this counrr,
now of Henry, Illinois, is here tbip
week shaking hands with his mary
frierds and looking as young as he did
fifteen years ago. He still owns lard
Here and is much pleased with the
outlook end improvements going on ir
our town and county.
Far Sale Household Goods.
I have some good furniture for sale,
ard will sell it at reasonable prisep.
For further information call at the
E. R. Cole residence.
Cream Separator for Sale.
A bran new cream separator in spen-
worVicr condition, for sale at h'f
fiTjAg if fpVn onilr. Rp
FRANK 5TOUT. Hvs.
Jor fnr Sate.
T ff f - aola rrv hon"P, brn n
y'cr 1a on KJrvr-rrxil dwxnc Pr"P rPP-
PRPOTMM:
T7n.te.a Mrn Wwdpr
TnVn rMr A IV, S"0'" A V
Pcere 1. 'Miq PowUopn
T rfF-r for o'p p ctpT bed for bpnl-
iPI rook, a rnncr ritwj tor, frooo f9
w. botb of Tfbiob T v'll sell ohepn.
PoM for wurf of ioa. A'?o a eTrtd.
frob r'IV row. Phrro ?P9 or poe
I have for sale White Wyandotte
erps for setHpp- at 75 cents for If?, de
livered in Hays. The f rest of stock
and true to colors and markings. Ad
dress W. A. CAVPPELL. Favs. or
phone 211 or 807. 23-4tx
Pt tnruth Ffnclr Effgft.
I rffrr for pale Parred Plymouth
Prck rfrfrB for settinp for rale at 75
rerts a aettirp-. Gi'ararteed epyp trite
to name. Write or rVore to 22 4 x
GFORGF PA TVER.
Treasurer's
FJNAL
NOTOA.
ist published ArrH 9, IQIO.
Treasurer's office. FUis county, Kansas
Havs citv, Kansas. April 2. 1010.
Notice is hereby piven that the followinp
described tracts of land and town lots sirua
ted in the county of Fllis, and state of
Kansas ard which were sold on the 3rd
''ay of Sept IC07 for the unpaid taxes for
the year 1906. wi'l. on the 6th day of Sept,
IQIO. be conveyed to the purchaser, unless
'he ssme shall be redeemed acording to law
eiore mat aate.
I he amount set opposite each tract of
land and town lot includes the amount of
taxes, interests and costs, calculated to the
last day of payment, viz;
(former, Zlisc.
HAYS.
lot Ilk
ami,
ORIGINAL
2, 4. 6, 8 x
34. 36 , x
I 36
13 51
John Frank
T. C AdVins
Tohn I feiffer
J C. Adkins
35-33
505
255
1,34
Hii.l P. Wilson's Addition
Chas. J. Staab x6 2
4 So
J E Wilson's
Addition
1
23 i
3
U known
les-ie Bytrs
U' known
J C Adkins
Ditto
and
Ditto
XX
3. 21,
All of
all of
5 to 7
10 to 18
. 3, 5.
1-65
3 5:
8.2
9
10
XO
5.00
833
12
J5
16
4.36
Ditto
Ditto
B C Arnold
14.
IS
I.C2
2.24
723
IX. 19. 21
24.26.28,30.3a
14
Town
Carl Weilert
or
Cathakins
2
Original
36 7
.61
ELLIS
John Schlotterback
4602
UP
Willis Nel
First Addition
X2, 13. 14 C"
2702
U. P Second Addition
W W Stick ng ia xa
Raynsfod' Addition
Goodwin's Estate W 13
all of 15 2
5-5
44 52
Hesse Bros, Addition
a a Close i xsyi tt 6 a 43IS
Town of PFEIFER
lacob Schoen eldt 12 9 .52
l eter stegman 7 10 1 99
Trws of Victoria, Ifeifer 2d Add
John Knoll , 7 4.27
Town of
Fuller
WALKER
14 8
MUNJOR
30 5
W, L
7
Town of
Leiker
Alex
.47
LANDS Big Creek
Mike Jui ker NwJ sec 16 T 14 R 17 72 96
J II Ward tract ia 4 ,14 l8 97.96
ELLIS
Ora Aldrich tract ia Sef 8
Pleasant Hill
13 20 32.12
John Drrher FiSsj
Nw SeX
36 13 20 22 46
Victoria
M. Junker KeJ
22 14 17 104 13
.' Wheatiand
Ana Mc u ey- NwJ ' 28 . 15 17
42 es
13 20
.
I cua Arpltton eJswi 32 K 17
John K Leiker wjnwj 12 15 x8
Witness my hand ar.d official sea
this 2nd day f April AJ, 1910.
B. M DREIUNG.
LS . Tress. -EHIs Cfeaaty STfsa., J
They have commenced laying the
cement sidewalk on Sheridan avenue.
Nick Gassman and - family enjoyed
the Leonhardt wedding south of the
reservation on Tuesday- A big crowd
was present. .
South Chestnut street has been
graded this week by the grading ma
chine and was done -Jiicely. Other
streets will also be fixed.
The new cigar stand in the former
Charlie Reeder office on north Chestnut
street looms up with a plate glass win
dow that takes up nearly the whole
front of the building.
' ?A very heavy wind on'l Thursday
broke the awning pole at the Chase
bakery on North Chestnut street and
-wirgirg sgainst the heavy plate glass
window broke it to fragments.
- Frank Reed was here this week from
alira. He came op in his racing car
ith all its nice fixings on so people
rould see what a nice car it is for fam
ily use. This veekB Salina Journal
hac a full page ad of the car and race
and Bays City is in it.
The Ellis Opera House.
About a dozen Hays people went to
Ellis Monday night to attend the open
intr of their new Opera House and it is
a beauty. We wish that Hays had as
good a one and it should hsve. It is
on the peeorid fl"or over the hie ptorep,
will nicelv peat 700, hs a rslWy about
fifteen foot up, which runs around
three pides. with about thirtv-five feet
openine. The stare is larjre on which
hoice plavs can he well-shown. . It is
well-lighted and thev had pome lovelv
aeenprv. which slides np instead of
rollintr. The whole hall is a great pne-
eops, a credit to their city ard will
rsw manv S'ood troupes. Mepserp.
Ropp, Waldo and Phillips are to be con
gratulated on bui'dinc so fine a place
of amusement. The Fdwin Barie Co ,
who onewd the Hall Monday nieht
with "St E'mo," ard have played
tbrre all week, are pplendid. There is
not a poor actor amonsr them and pev
eenl are stars. Thev hsve hpd a prod
01700 every niht. It is handy for o-
T?vs people as thv can po up on the
evenipjr train and the hows are over
in time to yme hack on the eleven
o'clock train. Don't forret. that the
Psrie compnnv play this Friday and
Satnrdav evrntrfrs. Several are poirp
iid trere to emov tne piays. 11 is
worth the trip.
This Fr?dsv everinp the play will be
"The Flack Hard." Saturday evening
"Greed for Gold."
TFc Auto Race.
The euto race lapt Saturday from
Slin to Havp broufrht out a crowd to
withes the firish at the South Side
Garre, ar.d it was exoitirgr as through
the kiT'dress of tre telrphore central
tr-e rpV here were kept posted as to
their comiror The cars were within
three minute of each other at Wilson.
two minuses at Rnell. one minute at
Victoria ard 100 feet at Tou'on and
when hoh errs came to the parapre at
the same trrmmt. the Pmrk at the
front dcor where Mayor Philip as judge
ar.d Frf ese as fireman stood, and the
Mapon at the br ck door the excitement
ran bijrh. The Mapon was three sec-
ords in cet tire to the front door, so
the Puick reached the stop three pec
ord ahead. The bet was $100 to the
twtnrer, rt in sarttrtr tne buick who
started three mirutes ahead for
clparinf, and the Mason car was to fret
in S00 feet ahead, o the time allow
aree irave the race to the Mason by
wo mirutes ard thirty five seconds.
Both cars had their troubles, the Mason
with its pump and the Buick with
punctured tire, hut that d'd not count.
It was to pret to Haya first. From
Dorrarce, forty-five miles away, it was
prettv race. The Buick bad held the
aA frnm the start, but there the
Maon hove 'in view and gradually
crept up. ard when the Mason tried t
pass the Buick blocked the way so they
entered town on each others backs.
nominally, and but for the bad turn on
he east edere of town it would have
heen a pretty race up Juniata street.
At the draw on trie east of town both
carp jumped about ten feet but Vo ac-
rit't-nt recurred. Fred Ham of Des-
Moinep, Iowa, drove the Mason, assist
d by Frosv Blackbnm of our town
as the machinist and thev jrot the $100
Durse and elorv. The next excitinsr
race will be from Kansas City to Den
ver," through Hays, the winner there
firettin? a $in00 purse. About a dosen
ars will contest. ' The'" will all start
nt the Fame time and ro allowance will
he made for accidenta
State of Kansas, EHis countv, SS. -In
the Prr bat" Coort of said county;
In th matter of the e tate of .
ANDRFW KOPBE deceased;
To all creditors and other persons
interested in said estate
Ymi are herebv notified that at the
next rernlar term at the Probate court.
in and for said county, to be held at the
Probate Judge's on ce in nays -iiy, m
said county, on the 95th day of April
1010 heino- the fourth Monday in said
month. I will make final settlement of
said estate . -
Ff vinfl- filed with said Court my claim
for compensation as Administrator rf
said estate and tor necessary aiiorneys
fees and other expenses necessarily in
curred in the administration of sa'a es
tate 1 hereby give notice. ordered by
said ourt. tht saio Claims art eei lor
hearirg in said court on the 25th day of
Aprill9l0. KICBOLARKCEBE,
-Administrator
Attest: J. B Gross. Probate' Judge.
&rcjinnSepr&tor3.
Stop in at Reemsnyders Cream Sta
ion and see the Be trice Cream Sepa
rator. Simple, t3e?ent ero ccraeie.
Will save you $25 to on erst cost.
ard its quality ar d capacity are puar
an teed by the ; CcnticEta! -: Czeasserj
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mitsch of Wood
bine, Kar.s., are here on a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fields.
We are making farm loans at the
lowest rate of interest ever offered in
the county. No extra commission: we
live up to our motto: "Live and let
Live." The J. M. SCHAEFER 15-tf
Loan and Insurance Agency.
A. petition is out to narrow Ever
green avenue to a 70 foot width, the
same width as all eaBt and west streets.
And it is told that Mr. Thomas is so
well pleased with the cement waik laid
on South Chestnut street that when
the Evergreen street is narrowed he
will lay a four-foot cement walk this
side of the hedge row and throw bis
tracta in the market for sale in one
aere, 'or more, tracts for buldingr, no
residence to cost less than $1500. Good
for Thomas. It is a pretty location
and lots of people would like to build a
little ways out of town and have larger
lots ard they can have good walks to
their homes.
FOR SHERIFF.
At the reqneet of my many friends I
have decided to be a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Ellis county and
reppectfully ask the nomination at the
Republican primary in August 1910 and
the votes of the people at this Novem
ber election.
JOHN R CHITTENDEN.
For District Judge
f herebv snimucp myself as a can
didate for nmination"for the oflRccof
JnpE of the 23rd Judicial District of
Kansas, subject to the decision o the
Republican voters of the district at
the Primary election in Augrust. lolO,
and would be pleased to have their sig
natures to uiy petition and vote at said
Primary.
ED. A. REA.
For District -Tudgf.
Citizens of Elli county assisted large
ly in drafting me to run the first time
for Judge of he 93d Judicial district
In fairness to them and to all who
supported me and to myself, and be
lieving that I have reasonably fulfilled
every express and implied promise of
that campa'gn and election. I submit
to the Democratic voters at the Pri
maries the question of my re-nomina
tion, and then to all voters, the mat
ter of my re-election.
J. C. RUPPENTHAL.
JOHN H. FREESE Q
Candidate for Good Printing
Hays, Kansas
Candidate's cards ip English and German
FOR PIRTBICT JUDGE .
I am a candidate for nomination
at the Primary Election in August
1910 for the Republican nomina
tion for the office of .Judge of the
23d Kansas Judicial District.
H. L. PESTANAv
C. M. HOLMQUIBT,
attorNey-at law.
HATS CITY. KANSAS,
OFFICE OYER
1ST NATIONAL BANK.
Eye and Bar Surgeon
Dr. M. Jay Brown, the Salina eye
and ear specialist will be at the Brans
wick Hotel, MONDAY, MAY 9th;
At WAKEENEY, Tuesday MAY, 10th;
At ELLIS Wednesday MAY Htb.
DR. L. A. MARTY .
PHYSICIAH S SURGEON
Office over 1st National Bank
Hays, Kansas.
All calls will be answered promptly
day or night.
PHONE 273
Dr. H B tfeiswanger
Dentist
Expert guaranteed Dentristry
at a reasonable price. Office
over Farley Prug Store, Hays.
Phone 294 for date.
J. U, CATUDAU m.d. A. 6ILVERSTEIM mo
Res. Phone 46 - Res. Phr-ne 276
Catudal & Silverstein,
PHYSICIANS khd SURGEONS
OFFICE. . CITIZENS' BANK BLOCK
PHONE .94
HAYS,
KANSAS
nr.aaL w?0
&f&
Qszz
Mviteb to rail at our
ztliu for tfje purpose
af rxair.nimg antple
snb inking prtre cf
.grnS Calling -Carh
Snbitatiaxts, ettv Owe
&arU tte tict, stpk5
feter anti priced tf
&SL?Z .r
Here we arc m our new
shop on 2nd street near
the Post office. . -
Keep a watch for our new stock
ID H Early b Sons
Dealers in
Harness Saddles, and Repairs
Harness. Saddles, Whips Sc Repairing
Sweat Pads, Fly nets, Shoemakers Repairs
Cur seeds are the best, Our prices
hi i and will he found satisfactory
CKXHKHWrXH0HKHCH
This Year
That it is cheaper in the long run to Build than it is to
ent is a conceded fact. One year's rentals amount to twice
as much as the interest on a building investment. Money saved
is money earned don't rent, when you can save money by
building a home of you own.
We can supply you with
L V
at reasonable prices and we
out extra charge. i Also
LIME, CEMENT, and Building Materials
which ycu will need in building yeur home or making Improve
ments. Come in and see us.
CH n f A number of difl
U H L at varying prices.
1 C. Schwaller & Son i
George S. Grass, ;
I Dealer i&
Shoes and Cents' Furnishings; :
Exclusive
Agency for
the QUEEN
QUALITY shoe
for KoEeri,
& the W. L.
Dcuglfis shoe
for Men.
; Remember that quality Is the true
test of Cheapness.
W
Swift's Premium
and Bacon
opposite
We keep
nonage.
until
OC3
0 We are prepared
n
Wood and Metal "Work
Our new factory on East Crawford A venue riow run
niDp everyday. We have thirty machines now operatiag
and can do all kinds of work in wood and metal, such as
the rr?rtifaclvre of dcors, screen dcors, shelving, ecrrHsh,
shew cases, all kinds of mill work, etc. We alscv do repair
work of all kinds. Oat-of-town work is our specialty. We
furnish estimates of all work without charge. v
FAYS CITY AUTO MFG. GO.
u
0
n
Hays City, Kansas
n i
, I SLUtl&Xfjl ' lllS PL If B 1 JLM t f
?
will gladly figure your needs with-
can supply
E
A number of different kinds and grades
Wh en In need;
3f anything :
In my line
oall and be
oonvlnoed
that ay
prices are J
right, and
Holf man's
Meat Market
the Post office
the best of ineat$,
fish, oysters and vegetables,
in season. We ask your pat-:
See us or phone 22
ZD OC
: 0
to do all kinds of