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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-22


CANTIL.
Puerto Rico.
Muy Sr. mfo: en- fecha 20 de
corriente digo al Sr. Director de
Imparcia1, de Madrid, 10 siguien
te:
Muy Sr. milo: Los Organizado
res de Ia Exposition Espanola que
hs de llevarse a cabo en- esta o.
pital el afio pr6ximo venidero han
visto con mucha sorpresa un es'
critic inserto en- Ia secci6n de anun'
clos del nGmero de su apreciable
peri6dico del IA, del corriente, on
que 81 Director de Ia Exposition
Italiana que on Ia actualidad se
sfect6a aqui, persona entera-
mente extrala & los asuntos es-
paiioles, y que nj aun conoce Ia
lengua Castellana, mezclandose
en- 10 que no le compete, sin duda
Dor ignOrancia de ciertos respetos
sociales, 90 ha aventurado q Lam
xarse, como si estuviese autOrizado
para clio, & invitar & que 80 entien
dan con 81 los que deseen tomar
parte en- 10 mencionada Exposition
ESpa1ola.
Oon ell I'm de evitar nuevas sOr-
cra.os ana nodrian OCasiOnar Ora.
yes perjuicios & los interesados, si
dieran asenso al mencionado es.
critic & otros analogos, sera bisn an-
ticipar al pdblico algunas noticias
dc 10 que hay acerca de la Expo
sici6n, toto 10 cual, con mucho
mas del particular, estaba resuelto
comunicarle en- 90 propio tempo,
como tendrA efect0.
Nl proyscto fu6 concebido & prln-
Cipios de Abril Gltimo pOr varios
espaioles do suposici6n reunidos
On Ia bien conocida casa de nues.
tro compatriota 81 Sr. Losada; lue
20 que be madur6 con un estudio
concienzudo, hecho por las perso-
mas mas competentes, 90 formula
ron 8 imprimieron el Programa y
sl Prospecto, y sc remitieron para
au sanci6n & los Ministerios de Es-
tado y Ultramar, asf como despues
& Sus Majestades la 1eina Isabel y
IL Emperatriz Eugenia, q 50 AL
teza Real ell Duque de Montpen'
Sier, al Ayuntamiento de Bar
celona, al Director de Ia Exposition
de aquella Ciadad, y ! muchos
otros personajes de las regiones
oficiales y extra oAciales del Reino;
desde entonces hasta ahora no BE
han intorrumpido los trabajos pre-
Daratorios: los sdbditos espaio-
lea de la Peninsula y Ultramar
oue 30 interesen en- esta especie de
cartkmenes, tendran una exeelente
OCCASION para dar 4 c0nOcer en- este
rrAn centro cemercial del mundo
ioa ricos.y variados productos ma
turales ' los de industria de nues-
to Pals, de 10 cual resultaran en-
m dia inmensos benehcios para
nuestros productoresy cemercian-
~.
Ha parccido conveniente y aun
necesario hacer esta advertencia,
diQamoaio asi, al pdblico, para pre-.
venirle contra las asechanzas que
pudieran proyectar embaucadores
poco mifados, ansiosos de CONVEX
tir en- bene6cio propio un pensa-
miento encaminado 4 fines gran
diosos y elevados para nuestra
Patria.
Mucho estimar6 6 Vd. 90 sirviese
dar CAbida en- su acreditado Pc
7 6dico & Ia communication que pre-
cede; disimulsndo 10 molestia D 81
muy atento y 8. 8.
@. B. 8. M.
Alberto Bsrgss, SscrstariO.
1Ob. Regent Street Londres Ju-
lio 23 de 1883.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-22

DeseamOs a los senores G. Boli-
var & 90. muchos y pingiies me-
gocios.
Robo.-" Ell impartial " de Ma.
yagiiez habla de varias aprehen-
stones rificadas por la Guardia
OWL, con motive de un robo de
algunas pleas de drill crudo.
En- un cielo raso fu6 halladO ell
cuerpo del delito.
Liceo de Msyagiez. .-Por medic
De atenta circular impresa nos da
cuenta ell senor Trizarri, director de
aquel establecimiento de instruc-
cion, del satisfactOrio resultado,
cOnOcidO va de nuestros lectores,
de los 1ltimos examenes del mismo.
Agradecemos al senor Irizarri
la atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-22

Hsmos lsido satisfactoriamsnts, en-
Las eolumnas de nusstro spfscisdo co.
i.ra corrsligionario ala Intsgrdsd
NScional," los articulSs que visns pu-
blioando nuestro distinguldo amigo =
consecusuts correligionario D. Jast u
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MRtAexionss l6gieas" en- qus no ssbs
mos ouS sdmifsr mAs, d 10 srudie. 90
de sus concsptos l6gicamsuts trasados
nor 90 corrscta pIums, = 81 sstilo nsda
somAu que observe, guArdando toda la
.cpsidsisciap qus nsfscs d eussto p.
lN 81 Istads.
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JOSE T. SILVA.

Casa de giros y comisiones. Agentes de la
Compaiiia general TrasatlAntica francesa de Ia
del Marques de Campo, de Companias de Sc
guros contra incendios, de los Sres. Gail 4 Co.
de Paris, general para Ia isla de Puerto. Rico
de la BAnque TrAsatlAntique de Paris.
TIENE ADEMAS CASA EN- AGUADILLA
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y psovislones de sodAs clAses, y consgna.Arios de
90 vApores de White PormAn Co. de Liverpool.
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GUlA LOCAL.
SoBaINOS De EzQUIAGA.
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CASA de giros y comisi6n. Agen-
tes de los correos de Espala y
Oompa1ia Atlas de los Estados.
Unidos.
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IMPORTAC JRES Y EXPORTADORES.
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poblacioncs de EspanA, lsIa do Cuba, Es,Ados-
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Puerto-Rico.

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
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EXPOSITION EPAAOLA DIX 1889,

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Providencias judicialss.
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1Ob. Regent Street Londres Ju-
No 23 de 1888.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
Medicine Valley.

The ''old reliable reaches us regular
ly once a week, full of news . Robert
Roberts infant child died yesterday
Thursday, and was buried to-day. !.
DR.. j. .. Burner of Saratoga, was visit
ing last Saturday and Sunday with his
brother Ii. n. Burner and Mingonanites.
-. Farmers are jubilant since the fine
rains, the ground being thoroughly
soaked. Planting and cultivating corn
is the order of the day. The acreage
planted to corn this year in Barber
county is much larger than ever before.
Jared Hoag lost fine young colt
of the travelling stock. Clear creek
Sunday school, with Mr.. Blackford as
superintendent is progressing finely.
In looking over the list of allowances
by the county commissioners, | see a
large amount to the poor, which perhaps
is all right. l am in general an anti
bondite, but / would be in favor of
Barber county voting bonds to buy a
farm (called poor farm, and fit it up
in convenient shape and put it i'm charge
OF some competent person and then put
all paupers there and all that are able
to work any could contribute so much
towards their support. / believe that
such mode would be self-sustaining or
nearly so. There are a good many
arguments in favor of poor farm that
could be advanced. Let us hear from
others upon this subject, pro and con.
| am willing TO pay my share of taxes
to build home of that kind.
TAX PAXER
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
Republican Convention.

The republican delegate convention
to select delegates to the con-
gressional convention which met at
Garden City yesterday and delegates
to the Wichita convention which will
meet May 9th, assembled at the court
house in this city last Saturday. The
townships were represented by delegates
with the exception of Sharon, Sun City,
Elm Mills, Turkey, McAdoO, Valley,
Cedar, Neppewalla, Deerhead, Lake
City and HaZeltOn, and bystanders were
admitted to represent the three first
named.
1t is supposed the high water kept
the representatives from the other town.
ships from attending.
Judge Howe was elected as chairman
and l.. NJ. Axline secretary.
Committees on credentials and order
of business were appointed and on their
report, the convention proceeded to
elect the following delegates:
To Garden City: T. A. McNeal, Geo.
III. Sexton and ID. L. Flynn. These
were instructed to vote for the nomina-
ton of Hon. S. r. Peters, on motion of
DR.. G. II. Rigg.
To Wichita: Z. III. Nixon, Alex.
Hopkins and Fred. b. Eiklor. These
were instructed, on motion of G. w.
Ellis, to vote for delegates TO the Chi
cago convention who win favor the
nomination of Mr.. Blaine for the presi-
dency.
A resolution, introduced by Judge
Edwards was passed recommending to
the republicans of Kansas, Hon. T. A
McNeal as a suitable man for the posi-
ton of lieutenant governor, and recon-
mending that the county convention
nominate delegates favorable to his
candidacy.
The convention then adjourned.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
School Meeting.

There was not large attendance al
the adjourned school meeting held at
the court house last Friday evening.
The directors reported that they were
not authorized, under the law to expend
any part of the S90,OOO voted for a new
school building in the purchase OF ad-
dItional ground. and that it would be
necessary to refer this question to the
annual school meeting, when the voters
may order special tax of about 20 cents
on the Sl00 valuation levied if they sc
desire. 1t appears that the property
owners east of the school house are in
clined to hold their lots at a higher
price than it was supposed they would
In the mean time, the school board viii
proceed with the erection of the new
building as near the Walnut street line
as possible and trust to luck to get land
TO make respectable appearing front
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
East Barber Items.

We think we are in the finest farm
ing locality in the county, and have as
industrious and enterpTising class OF
farmers as can be found in Kansas,
hence they deserve representation in
the best county paper in this county. :.
Our farmers are all about done planting
corn, most of which is up and looking
nicely. Our Oat prospect was never
better and there was large acreage
put out. There seems to be larger
acreage of corn planted than ever be-
fore out this way. The MeSSrS. Fairs
each have over hundred acres apiece;
John Wilt and father have in 220 acres;
Mr.. Dewitt 40 in fact every one of our
farmers are putting out from 100 to $50
acres. We have no school this sum-
mer at the Walstead school house.
Miss McGregOry is teaching at Center
View. She seems to- be giving splen-
did satisfaction. Mr.. Gates, father OF
+. y. Gates, of Ottawa. was among us
last week. He owns land out here near
Sharon. A Sunday school has been
organized at Center View, with Mrs.
White at the head and Grandpa Wilt
next, and Miss Gregory as secretary;
p. m. is the hour. Everybody is in
vited to come. Ed. EmbTy, Sunday
school missionary for the southern half
or Kansas, preached at the Walstad
school house last Sunday to large and
attentive audience and in the evening
he lectured on Sunday school work
after which Sunday school vas or
ganized with Z. Il. Cole as Superintend
emit. :. F. Your friend Morgan seems to
make a good granger as well as a real
estate agent. Robert Ligon, of Sun
City, was visiting at his fathers last
Sunday. He says he is putting out sc
acres of corn up on Bear creek and Is
acres of millet. Some of our farmers
are sowing flax and some are putting
out cotton. ARGUS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02

We are informed ny Supt. Lands
that the normal institute will be con
vened not later than the middle of July
and continued through August, making
a six weeks term. With little aid be-
yoDd putting in black-boards, and lit
tie liberality in the way OF boarding
facilities, an eight week s normal might
oe held. 1t is safe to count on men,
bership of one hundred. and these, in
eight weeks, viii leave at least $1,000 in
the city. The project of an eight weeks
n,rmal has been thoroughly worked I'D
among the teachers. and they are in
perfect sympathy with the idea. There
would be great advantage to the more
advanced pupils of our schools in hold
ing long term. 1t seems there will be
no difficulty in procuring the attend
ance of teachers and advanced pupils,
nor of holding them for eight weeks, Ii
we viii only make It possible for them
to stay here. Our citizens win do well
% link Of this.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
sHERIFF,s SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
In the District court of BARBER county, state
ct Kansas.
c. b. Currie, plaintiff,
versus
WI Estill. HI. Estll and John
Ramsey, defendants.
by virtue of an order of sale, to me dfrec-
~ ted, issued out of the District Court of lar
Der county, Kansas, in the above entitled
county, will on
SATURDAY, JUNE I'd,
A. d., 1888, between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon, and five o'clock in the after
noon of said day, at the front door of the
courthouse, In the city of Medicine Lodge, In
Barber county, Kansas, offer for sale nj pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder, for cash i'm
hand, all the right, title, interest, claim and
estate whatsoever of the said defendants w
J. Estill, II. j. Estill and John Ramsey in and
to the following described lands and tcne-
ments, tO-wit:
Lot No. two GU, on Spring street. I'm Fried
ley . revised addition to the city of Medicine
Lodge, lsss strip sixteen Il6l feet wide, of of
the north side of said lot, and running the en-
tire length of the said lot, from east to west.
Taken as the property of said defendants
w. j. Esull, II. j. Estill and John Ramsey
and to satisfy judgment against them and
IN favor OF said plaintiff, for the sum of Two
rate OF twelve per cent. per annum from the
18th day of January, 1883: and the further sutn
OF Nine Dollars and Forty-Five Gents go 45,.
as costs of suit; and the further sum of Three
Dollars lS3 GOT as costs on this order of sale;
together with the costs and expenses of this
sale.
Given under my hand at my Office in the city
OF Medicine Hodge, this, the 10Th day of April,
A. ID. 1888.
GEORGE w. STEVENS.
40 Sheriff of Barber County Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02

Sheriff Stevens arrived here Sunday
afternoon, having in charge Ed. Payne
and the woman ne had been living and
travelling with, who are supposed to be
the murderers of Ellis d. Vroom, who
was found murdered near Hardtner, in
this county, about the last of March.
Payne was discovered on a farm which
he had rented, near the town of Caney,
in Montgomery county, last week. His
whereabouts were discovered by young
fellow in Arkansas City, who was a
friend Of Mrs. Payne's daughter, who
is loose character of that city. He
saw one of the reward cards. and know
ing Payne. Mrs. Payne and Vroom, he
telegraphed Sheriff Stevens, who went
over to Arkansas City last Wednesday.
The informer stated that Payne had
gone to BentonviIle, Arkansas. and SO
Judge Stevens started to Topeka for
requisitiOn on the governor of Arkan-
sas. Getting promise that the docu-
meut would be mailed to Little Rock,
the sheriff started for Arkansas. but
learning that constable at Caney had
arrested Payne, he went there. 1t APP
pears that the informer was not dis
Greet, and told every one he met at
Caney that he was after Ed. Payne.
The constable, fearing that Payne would
leave the country, arrested him as above
stated.
On arriving there, Judge Stevens
went to Payne's place, and arrested the
woman, took charge of the team, the
only property they had, and brought
the couple here and incarcerated them
| in Jail.
Monday they were arraigned before
Justice McCauless, and their prelimi-
nary examination set for Thursday,
May 10th.
Sample & Long have been retained
by the defendants, while County Attor-
ney Shannon will appear for the state.
The woman with whom Vroom had
been living, is at Arkansas City, work
ing as domestic, and it appears that
she had not been with the Paynes or
with Vroom after they left Seneca, Mo.
The case against her has been dismis-
sed, and she will likely be brought here
as a witness.
Payne is a man about % years old,
while the woman is not less than So
She is not bad looking, but evidently
has considerable streak of the devil
in her. Payne cannot read nor write,
but the woman can. He claims that he
can prove that from March 10th, when
he rented the farm near Caney, he had
not left there; and he also says he can
account for his whereabouts every day
from the time he left Seneca, February
22d, until he was arrested. He denies
having seen Vroom after he left him at
Winfield. and he claims that he was not
further west than Winfield. Maybe he
was not. If he was. some one will prob
ably remember seeing him.
The outfit in dispute consists of a
covered wagon, somewhat old and worn,
and pair of horses. One of the ami
mails is high-spirited black; the other
being bay, both with names and tails
cut and haggled. The harness was
nearly new. When the party left Mis-
souri, they were accompanied by boy
about IL years old, heavy-set and of
light complexion.
Any one who noticed such an outfit.
coming west or going east from Kiowa,
between the LIST and 25th of March,
should communicate with the officers
of this county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
Hazelton Happenings.

James DAVIDSON has gone out to the
western part of the state on business.
"A Wichita party shipped car of
cattle and hogs from HaZelton Friday.
Nv. w. Fain brought his herd OF
horses in Saturday from Texas, where
he took them to have them wintered.
Il. L. l.. Burns sold Miriam Fast a fine
young horse Friday for $l25.00. /. Frank
Collins wife died Saturday Funeral
occurred at the NJ. f. church Sunday.
She leaves an infant child about a week
old. Mrs. Moon contemplates a trip
to Pennsylvania with a. l.. HaZelton;
she will probably spend the summer
there with friends and relations. Burt
and George Brown, her two sons will
manage the farm during her absence.
-. Cyrus Butler sends back word that
the creamery will be repaired and in
running order ready for business in ten
| days, he having secured a man TO take
| charge of the business. ). "A few days
more like Friday and people will be
leaving here because it rains too much
I'VE often see it stated that Hazel
ton is New York and Pennsylvania
town, and in order to correct any mis-
taken ideas that some may have from
such statements, we want to say that
there are other states well represented,
| oOilO vi IllOlil 1di Hull lIdI
New York. The other states are Ohio,
( Missouri, Illinois, Virginia, Iowa,
Maryland, Wisconsin, Tennessee and
Kentucky. Ohio and Illinois both lead
| New York in numbers. Mrs w. IL.
| Virgins came down from Wichita Sun
day, to attend the funeral of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Frank Collins. We don't
| believe the oldest settler in the state
ever saw a finer prospect for a big crop
| than Barber county has to-day. We
noticed while in the cemetery the other
day several head-stones broken down,
caused by loose stock running against
| them. We don't know who has the care
of the cemetery, but we know that a
fence is needed there to prevent our
| burying ground from being converted
into public pasture. We ought to re-
| spect the dead enough to keep the cat
| tie off of their graves. w. G. a.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
rngrAI
KANSAS EXCURSIONS.

VIII be begun again by the santa Fe Route
and this time they will take I'm all points In
Kansas reached 10y this line from Lawrence,
west at one Fare FOR Round Trip. See
Dates: March n. April q, April ~. May
.. May m. Iusie a. June 10, 1858. These
Tickets will be- good 3O Dogs. You can be 10
days going and days returning, and can stop
at any pointin Kansas on the Santa Fc lines.
Whom tho place To- which you buy n ticket can
be reached by more than one OF tho Santa Fe
direct lines. or by the southern Kansas, n
choice of route will be- given. For tickets for
any OF tho above dates. see your nearest agent.
Haf.prico does not occur every day, and with
these advantages has never occurred before.
OEO. r. NICHOLSON,
Gen'l Passenger and Ticket agent, A. T. 4 s.
y. H.. Topeka Kansas. 90
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-02
Annual Nesting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Medicine Lodge Savings, Loan and
Building association will be held at the
county clerks Office, Medicine Lodge.
at s O'Clock p. M, Thursday May Sd,
1888. At that time the stockholders
will elect by ballot seven directors to
serve for the next ensuing year. Each
stakeholder is entitled to one vote for
each share of stock held by him.
j. @. WALsTAD, Secretary.
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GEO, ESMOND, Mn yOf

AS we understand it, the commission
ers took it for granted that the mayor
and council would stand up to their
written agreement and accordingly
bought the property and had the scrip
issued for the same. If it now trans
plres that the city will not perform its
part of the agreement, the county will
have on is hands five lots that 1t does
not need, divided by street.
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O. A. r Attention !

There will be a special meeting of
Eldred Post No.174, at the court house in
Medicine Lodge. on Saturday next, Ma,
9Th, 1883, for the purpose Of organizing
a service pension association. All mem
bers Of the G. A. r. and all old soldiers
are invited to be present. BY order OF
.. G. HOWE, Commander.
]. W, UPPERxAN, Ad. I Post.
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DARN LOANS in the best companies with
II the privilege Of paying part ~ the principal
at any time iu sums Of fluu or any multiple OF
the same. THOMSON & HOUCHfN. 40