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81 ID.

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Tabacos Regalias Imperiales !,
Superiores /; de Ia Habana, fabrica-
do por Allones y G
Sobreasada superior mny fresca.
Macarelas conservadas en- Iatas por
L. Pikert y Css de Boston. Pimien-
tos dulces conservados en- latas. Me-
locotones de Logrolo. Gas j" Luz
Diamante " Legftimo de Wands-
worth Martinez & Longman de New.
York en- latas de 5 galones compile.
tos. Gas Radiante superior latas 5
galones, Manteca fresca de William
q. Popham en- latas de 5, 10, y Is
hbras, Manteqiulla superior de But
ter y G: en- latas de 10 libras, Que.
SO americana Crema fina de Austin
Huchols y c..
Estos efectos acabados de recibir
tiene Ell gusto de ofrecerlos al pd-
blico.
Ell COLMADO.
hta.-a 20
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HNIRil HIltlDOREsN!

No os dejeis sorprender pox5 los ei.
gArros d IA fAbrics Gs'Ls BsllezaYyl faIsi-
ficados, tened mucho cuidsdo que las
lmsEquillas falsl6cadss estGn, ingenio-
samepte. inmitsdas, & las ,legitimas, con
solo Ia diferenoia, de tener el numero
8 inverse. Pero 20 que no. deecauso,
en- oeyitsE que este .diRpfsimo p1biico
sea engsH4do fnmando an cigarro malo
en- veg del exceIehte. de- "a f4briea
t" La Belleza " he dispuestp, para el
pr6ximo envio A esa plaza de. mis- olga
rros remitirlos enyusltOs on ptra clsse
de marquiilas, las cusles seran nueva-
mente yariadss dentro de- dos. meses,
estahdo siempfe al 'tanto. dS sntorpecer
los planes de los que pfStendei1 periu-
dicar el cr6ditop de- est6 reputada fsbt.
ca !; teniendo Ademas pteeshte due los
re, petables Sres. Oonill Bolivar Y Go.
recdbena difectamsntsp los CieaIr6s de
esta fAfriCa. M 50
Drsgones AZ, Habana,.
hta.sls sgtA
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RETOHNO. R H II

Este servicio 10 prestan los grandiosos,
c6modos rapidos 7apores Manila, - Ma
drid," 'keina Mercedes" "Meiico," "Ve-
racruz" y Panama"
Los vapores de esta empresan enlazan en-
Puerto-Rico Y Ia Habana con los vaperes
correos de la Peninsula y ademas enIazan
en- Ia Habana con ell vapor de Ia misma en-
presa que sale para Veracruz el IS de cada
mes y en- Santiago de Cuba con el de La ltnea
de la Habana Colon.
Ell vapor de la Inca de tVeracruz tocara
en- los puertos de Progreso. Frontera de
Tabasco Veracruz y TuXpan. -
El vapor de "a Habana Colon saldra de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, Santa
Marta, BarranQuilla, Oartagena y Colon,
Los pasajeros que tomen boleta en- este
puerto para La Guaira. han de emHarcarse
en- el vapor de Ia empresa que sale el IA de
cada mes.
tara ios citados puntos Sc admitiran car
ga y pasajeros. e.....-. H..-
Para mas detalles dlrigirse q los agentee
della hnea, en- Ponce Gandarias, Bregaro
y Co., en- Mayaguez Patxor. CASTILLO u Co.,
en- Aguadilia, Silva, Ferrer Il Co., y en- San
Juan .
lon. O. PRATS Y Ca.
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Muy barata.

Sc desea vender la bonita y velera
baiabra espsnola JOHANNE de re-
ciente construction.
Para informes sobra precio y demss
particnlares ~dirigirse q J. SALA Y
COMP. Marina. hta 30 jul.
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TARIFA DE PASAJK
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- /. q camara. ............. 8
TARWA DE TLETE PARA NUEVA-YoRK.

Cafe. Aziica1., Mieles, ETC., segun con.
venio especial con los agentes. hbres de
capa-
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
dicho punto los pasajeros todo el tempo
que juzguen oportuno.
Oonocimientoy y boleta de pasajes directos
SO dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo-
res de la compahfa tocan, para Europa, Ca.
tes ineas de vapores:
VIA NEW YORK.-Por la de Clt1aGrd,
Wkite Star, Innl0h para y desde Nveyp00k
North German LlQUd para y desde Bremen.
Hamburg american PGchet Company para
Y Ciesde Anab6reSg - General transatlantic
Company para y desde ,Hqvre. .7- Anchor, Line
para desde. L61adres u Glasgow. .--MeTc chants
DespGtc16 6 I1ateT9aGti0nal d Line para y des.
Q todos los puntos del CG,aGdG. ~ MeMOpoH-
dn Line para y desde Boston,
BOLETA DIREcTA PARA EUROPA.
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Un pasaie. Ida yvuelts

Niflos menores de tres amos no pagan pa
sale, Entire tres doce amos mitad de pa
sale. Oriados acompafando q sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasaje.
Para mas informes y tipos de fetes dirf.
janse Los agentes della cOmpah1a.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
O. 29 ;s0bTisa0s de EsQaliGOG.
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Ii EMPRGa DE YAPORgS Dr. HERRERA

Ia establecidd nuevtoi servicio en-
tire New YoEk y sestas .isla,l dando
principle CON ehvapor Nannelita y
Maria que saldRa de aqueF puerto
aa6nesE DEF presents mes, admitiendo
Ipasajeros' y carga.
lntprmaEan susg gagentes,
jul,2ll ]. SALA, x YCe.
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DIAs eFEs1,1vos.. !
Taller de Iitegrstla
k8 n.y.
VIUDA DE MORIS' Y RODECK.
81 -FORTALEZA.-37.

Estimuisdos por ID muchs preferen-
Gle ,con one nos .viene honrsndo ei pd.
bIi6o de ests isla con sus gratos ,pedi-
dos, tenemos ell gnsto de a1uncisr, que
acsbamos de renoy&f hnestf6 surtidoF de
pspei, cartuiinss, tintss y deuAsS mate.
TiAies para los .traba ios s,de huestrO ra.
mo, y compietar 81 personal, poni6ne!
donos asi en- el case de- poder cumpiir
con mss puntualidad todos lcs encsrgos
quepse nos ccnfeH = pfecios m6dicosiy y
con eI IeShefo que costumbrames POI
der en- ltod0 10 qus hacemos.
SAND J6an, p. r. Julio 1882 e9
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Sc VENDE

Por ausentarsel ga dueno la Pen1n-
sula, ss vende ell establecimiento de de-
tall de provisiones, propio para girar en-
todas esCalas. San Fancisco So daran
raz0n. "a ''
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LibrOs de instruction.

En- la Imprenta del BoLETN, Forta.
lezs 81, SO acaba de recibir una gran
collection de libros de te1to para las es-
cuelas, de la ediciones mas modernas,
los que Sc offeaer & precioa reducidisi-
mos por haber mucha existencia de di.
chos libroe.
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"1H1na@
FRESCAS ESPANOLAS.

Tiensn constsnte dep6sito de las me-
jores marcas de Santander, en- sscos y
barrilesgy vanden q precios m6dieos
SILVA FERRER Z 90:
hts. Is sg.
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LUZ DIAMANTE
DE LAFABKICA DE
WadSWorth Martinez & LOngman,
2O7, PEARL SYREET NEw-YoRK.

ITO grados de Fareineight -Libre de
explosion y combustion inetantanea.
Este aceite es la redistilaci6n del
aceite de carbon = esta 'fabricado espe'
oialmante para uso dom6stico.
Els CRYSTALLINE como aqua destilsds, su
luz es clara. briiiantey sin olor.
Els tan completamente SECURE, que 81
la lampara por easuslidad quebrase no
habrla peligro; pues la llama quedsrfa
extingnida.-Deposito an Ell TELE-
GRAFO, San Justo IL.
81 4 s. Melon d %.
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-C{>LOCACION.

La solicita I'm antique dependence de CO.
mercio, practice en- tTabajos de escritorio. Ca
lie de San Justo n1mero 81.
ABINO PEREZ, Agrimensor pdblico,
forece sus serviclOs profesionales Oalle de
Ssn Justo I1mero 81 JnliO d
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RedJj2dci091.

/ Latimer 4: Fern6ndes detallan IN
c9rgamsnto de msderas de pichip6n
compnesto de tablaa, tablones y Guar
tones surtidos precios muy m6dicos.
{. Puerto Rico 8 Julio 1882.
31 8 l hta. & anko.
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Para las. AIcaldials.

Talonarios para prestaeishes demas
dOcnmeltOs que deben llAvat las AlCai-
daas5con, arFeglO al ReglA1Aente. g
En- la imprentA del BOLETIN
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Estados para el censo

Los doce estados arregiados 4 Ia
instruction, $3.50. En- Ia imprenta
del BoIErIN.
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GRAN REBAJA..,

Lamaqufna s'NacionA AmericsnaA de,eat
ser adobe pespunte, tan conocida ia on toda
la Tia, poc sus buenas cualidadoS,j Sc e1p6Rl
der en- } sucesivo, al m6diGO preCioi de dOeR
pesos, por los 1nicos agentes en- esta, ,Islar g
hta SLIDE;
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A-iVISo.

Los que suscriben establecidos en- Ia calle
de Ia Cruz ndmero25 esquiNa Ia deia Luna.
Icompran, vendepy alquflan rauebles usados,
FELIX NOA.-NIOoLAS DEL VALE. mzo 20
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22
How Circumstances EHer Cases.

Our neighbor of the Emporia Republi-
can, and other Republican papers of the
state, are criticizing the Democratic conven-
ton for rejecting the proposed clause of its
platform urging the enforcement of all the
laws of the state.
Of course these gentlemen will not deny
that the phrase, as now used in politics, re-
fers to the prohibitory law. and to no other,
for if not, it is meaningless, just as the old
'Law and Order" party in 1856, when they
resolved that all the laws of the Territory
were binding upon every citizen and ought
to be enforced, meant the slave laws of the
Territory and nothing else.
As for Obeying the laws, as a general
proposition, it goes without saying that all
parties are in favor of it. 1t is platitude
that means nothing more than the enuncia-
ton of any other self-evident proposition,
and is simply begging the question, except
when intended to cover and becloud an is
sue like the present prohibitor law and the
slave laws of territorial days, to which
neither party dared then, or dares now, to
demand obedience in more direct terms.
1t is not a little singular, too, that many
of the gentlemen who are now so zalous
demanding the rigid enforcement of s'all
laws of the state," and criticize Democrats
for falling to do so, are the very ones who
with us resisted, with arms in their hands,
the enforcement of the old slave code 26
years ago, though that code was hedged
about and sustained by the dicta of the
courts and all the legal paraphernalia that
gives sanctity and dignity to statutory en-
3etment, precisely as is the prohibitory law
now.
That code punished with fine and impris-
onment the writing and printing criticisms
on the institution of slavery, just as the
prohibitory law Furnishes with fine and inn
prisonment the making and giving to a
neighbor of glass of wine, and fines and
imprisons physician for administering to
sick child blackberry cordial without pre-.
viously getting a written permit from the
court and paying five dollars for it, to do so
Really, there is not much difference be
tween the two, and those Of our old com
patriots who opposed the slave code with
violence, and destroyed it, though denounc
ed as law breakers by the ''law and order
people, must feel curiously, now, when they
are forced to sail under the same cogno
men they then derided and contemned
and gloried in being law-breakers, and t
use the same epithets against their new as
sociates that they then considered praise
They are now 1.-the law and order" party
and the anti-prohibitionists, like the Ere
State men of quarter Of a century ago
are tge .law-breakers and rebels.". Verify
circumstances do alter cases.-Major E. B
Ross in Leavanworth Standard.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22

A Letter from Sancho.

'Sancho," the regular correspondent of
the Texas Wool Grower, in his last letter,
has this to say on current topics:
'Lasrmonth, in one of my letters, fur
nished figures showing the increase of the
Cattle trade here, and now am enabled to
furnish additional figures showing the re-
ceipts of the Kansas City stock yards from
january l, 1882, to August 81, 1882, both
inclusive, and the same time last year, for
which am indebted to r. B. Burlington,
the shipping master. The total receipts of
cattle from January L, 1882, to August 81,
1882, were 27l,O27 against 14l,265 for the
same time Of 1881, and 2S5,Se3 for the en-
tire year 1881. 1t will thus be observed
that the increase in the receipts this year
over the same time last year is I29,762,
there are lacking but 1885 of equaling the
total receipts of 1881. The largely In
creased receipts have come over the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe, and Kansas CITY
Lawrence and Southern Kansas; in fact,
every railroad centering here, with the ex-
ception of the Union Pacific, Kansas divis-
ion, shows increased receipts. The heayi-
est receipts here have always been during
the month of October, caused by the "run"
from Colorado, and if there should be as
largely increased receipts from Colorado
during October as there have been from
other portions of the West during the other
months of the year, Kansas City will pre-
sent a a'statement next January that will
open the eyes of the world to her import
ance as a cattle market
The hog receipts, of course, show fall
ing off, as compared with last year, but the
causes of that are too well known to need
special reference to them here.
L. w. Payne, a large cattle owner of
Barbour county, Kansas, was in the city on
Friday. Mr.. Payne is candidate for the
legislature from his county, and as he is an
able representative Of the cattle interest of
Southwestern Kansas, the cattle men are
enthusiastic N support of him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22
NO.16
An Enninble Recond

In recent speech Hon. A. III. Stephens.
OF Georgia, referring to squib which said
that he had, during forty years of public
Life, neither grown rich or fat," said:
II have served my country since 1885
nearly continuous one way and another.
and now ! have not a little more, very little
more, now than had then. When went
to Congress made it rule, solemn coy
enant with myself, and signed it the day
before | took the oath of Office: will nev-
er make dollar in the city except my nav.
served my constituents faithfully. have
collected before the Posroffice Department
$4,000 at one time, and sent it to the con.
tractor who sent it to me, and he sent me
back 8 per cent. told him I could not
receive it and did not He was aston
ished. All the otuer members of couvress
did so. He only forwarded 1t to me as n
lawyer before the departments. I told him
what had done. collected as LAWYER:
l mean as an attorney for annother. I sun.
pose S50O,OO0 and l never would take d
cent. All l did then did it in nv public
capacity, not even attending the Supreme
Court when the house was In session. I
have attended in vacation, but never would
l make u dollar when Congress was in ses-
sion. [Applause.] do not think, therefore,
you need anticipate orapprehend anything
that | could possibly do that would be
wrong that subject in the nature of a lob.
l only mention this because it has been al.
luded to-"
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T II E IN DE K.
ImpnoYemenf in Cattle.

Tne Improvement In the Quality OF Tex
as cattle has been marked feature of the
markets, to.h for beef and young cattle
which were driven to X lnsas. Our young
steers cold this year in Kansas at higher
prices than ever before, and were more
eagerly sought for. The casual observer
might imagine that this great advance was
due entirely to the fact that the demand
was greater than the supply. While we
grant that the value of all classes OF meat
producing animals has advanced owing to
this cause, this is not the only reason why
Texas cattle are worth more money te day
than they were few years ago. There n
diference In the intrinsic value of at least
40 per cent between the T xas yearlines Of
to-day and the long-leged long-horned
animals of tie past. Texas longhorns are
thing OF the past. Their places are fill
I'd by cattle whic compare favorably with
the same classes IN Kansas and ,taer states.
Tnis great Improvement In quality Is not
alone owing to better blood. We have ad.
ed good blood, it is true and we hav.
made great Improvements by it but the dit
ference In the way cattle are handled on
our praries cas- had as mucA to do towards
Improvement of quality. As to blood, we
do not believe this Improvement could
bave been made without the use OF good
biocd; but we are certain that even with
the same amount of good blood, the same
Improvement, un Ter the old range system
of working. could have oeen made. As
cattle become more valuable we are ad-
ding to their comforts; are not driving and
running them as in days gone by, they are
not Continually on the watch for some COW
man 70 m ke them eallop to some gather
ing point, they are IL. Ore gentle, AID conse-
quently Craze more at their ease.
Another reason for the improvement is
the tact that our ranges are much improy-
ed and our grasses are better. In former
years under the old range system, the
country was over stocked and the grass
eaten off too short. Cattle had to travel
too far to procure food and water. Tue
entire system of handling cattle In Texas
has undergone a change for the better.
Lac Old time c0wman with his sack of bis.
cult and coffee pot, out on cow hul 9,
has p a. I'd out, lik the longborns OF hi.
day -Texas Liv. Stock journal
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22

lhe Belot Gszette is an enthusiastic
supporter OF the Republican ticket-iist-
N: the convention Of cranks at Tope-
ka was the worst farce ever perpetrated on
he people VI Kansas. TLey nominated q
ticket which will not be voted for by half
OF the men who made 1t; soma will bolt
st. John. and the Saints most earnest
strikers Openly declare that McCabe, the
colored man cannot he elected. Not sat
l-ied with placing an unsatisfactory tick
It in the field, the mob added woman
-uffrage o. plank to the platform"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22

ID. L. Beals, one Of the largest cattle
raisers in the Panhandle Of Texas, declares
that many of the nice, smooth cows being
sold in the markets to butchers would sell
as breeders on the range for very much
more than they are commanding now:
Prices for butcher stock have been tempt
ingly high and the stock of COWS In the
country must be low. Those who would
buy these cows to send back to the coun-
try, however, are deferred by fear of the
so-called Texas fever.-K. G. Times Sep
teniber 18th.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22
iroQuois Club and Prohibition.

This is the great Democratic club of Chi
cago, Ill. composed of the leading members
OF the party, and eXerting a considerable
influence in state and national politics. At
its last meeting it adopted the following as
declaration against the prohibition prin-
ciple in government as presented in the
present prohibition canvas:
Resolved, That the club is opposed to the
enactment OF legislation having for its OBJ
ject the prohibition of the sale or manufac-
ture Of spirituous, vinous, or malt LIQUORS
within the state.
That it is the deliberate judgment of the
clab that such governmental interference is
not only contrary to all just notions of
government and based on the erroneous
ideas of the functions of municipal law,
but wherever tried has proved, and must
necessarily prove, an litter failure, so far as
accomplishing any genuine reform in the
morals or habits of the people.
1t is no part the duty of state to cerce
the individual man, except so far as his con-
duct may injI .riOusly affect others, not re-
motely or consequently, but by direcs in
vasion of those rights which are g..aran-
teed by law, and which the law must there
fore recognize and protect. The opposite
principle leaves no room for indil idual
reason and conscience, trusts nothing to
self culture, and Substitutes the wisdom of
a legislative body for the plan of moral
government ordained by Pro, Ience.
The whole political progress of society
consists in learning him to attain by the in
dependent action or voluntary association
of individuals those objects which are at
first attempted only through the agency of
government and in lessening the sphere of
legislation and enlarging that of the indi-
| vtdml reason and conscience.
OR American instit tons have recOgniZ-
ed this idea more completely than others,
| and the Democratic party has generally been
the faithful g ,ardian Of its progressive de-
velopment. Devoted to the rights of Ameri-
can ind stry, it has ref sed to direct its ap-
plication by prohibitory or prots ctive ,riffs
/ preferring that each man should j dye for
himself how he can make his labor most
prod ctive, and that trade and commerce
sho Id flow i'm those natural channels OF
profitable activity which an enlightened
self-interest will most assuredly indicate.
And now, while We are in favor of So
briefly Temperance and good morals, we
denounce system of coercive Legislation
which cannot produce them BIT which yio
lates sound principles of legislation, in.
vades the rightfil domain Of individual
Judgement and conscience, and takes step
backward toward that barbarian age wher
the wages Of labor, and the prices of com
nlOdities, mans food and clothing, were
dictated to him by government calling
itself paternal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22
TrudI1g in Tanu1fuLus.

One of the curious developments of trade
in Southern California Is the traffic in tar
antnlas and their nests. 1t is an entirely
new avenue of trade and to Master Leo
Fleishman seems to belong the honor of
discovery and development. He began a
short time since to gather these curious and
engeniously contrived nests for relic hun.
ters and curiosity seekers, and as the trade
increased he began the capture and preser-
vatlon of the tarantula itself, which he does
by injecting into the animal arsenic In con-
siderable Quantities. This has the effect of
preserving the tlrantula and DESTROYING all
its poison, and it may be handled with per.
feet impunity after such treatment. In
certain localities these insects are quite nu-
merous, and the Industrious hunter some
times captures two dozen In day, and
these, when prepared and nicely mounted.
Drlng So per dozen. MIR Fleishman has
just filled an order for two dozen for the
Denver exposition, now in session. He
has also orders from Chicago, st. Louis
and other eastern cities, and several con.
signments have been sent direct to London:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22

As many of our readers do not know
that there is Shetland pony ranch in the
state we will give them a bit of informa-
ton. Baron Won Raub, Leon Springs,
Baxter county, has 5000 acres all under
fente properly sub-divided and stocked
with beautiful Shetland and spotted ponies.
His breeding stock consits of seven stall
lions and forty five mares, all thoroughbred,
and 200 small pony mares. He is breeding
a race Of striped and spotted ponies to
please the children. He sells the increase
to persons all over the world and the sup
ply is not equal to the demand. These
little ponies range over the prairies like
sheep or goats and present novel appear
ance, very gentle, every one as docile as I
cat and can be caught anywhere on th'
rapge.-Texas Wool Grower.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22

Maid of Yorker, ere we buss,
Tell me if you'll make fuss.
New York Times.
Maid of st. Louis, ere we join,
Tell me, will you waste my coins
st. Louis Hornet.
NJ d of Newton, e 'e we hitch,
Tell me truly, are you rich?
Newton Republican:
Maid of Winfield, ere we kiss,
Tell me, if you think its bliss?
Winfield Telegram:
Maid of Barbour, ere we roundup,
Tell me, if your wealth is bound ND.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-09-22
DentistrY.

DR.. r. Matthew's, OF Pontiac, Ills. win
be in Medicine Lodge on Wednesday, Sept,
Goth, to remain two weeks. He will be
prepared to perform all operations in dem
tistry-filling extracting and making ar
tificial teeth All work warranted salts
factory or no charge will be made. Sat-
isfactory references given on application:
Rooms at the residence Of w. ~. cook. n