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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
HoIsteins breaking the RECORDS.

EDITORS INDEx:-I think that those of your
readers who are patrons of the creamery at
Medicine Lodge, viii be interested in the great
records recently made by couple of COWS of
the Holstein Friesian breed. Mr.. j. B. Dutch
er Son. Of New York, report that their COW,
Pauline Paul, has recently broken the 30, so
and 30 day butter records, having made rs
pounds and 1917 ounces of butter in 30 days,
256 pounds II ounces in 60 days, and $50 pounds
and 141s ounces in ninety days. She
Is now making over pounds of butter per
day. The butter was well worked and sailed
an ounce to the pound and ready for market
before being weighed.
Now, dairymen consider that any COW that
will make 800 pounds of butter in year is a
first class butter COW. Here is one that makes
$50 pounds IA y ounces in 90 days. This COW
would undoubtedly give milk the entire year;
but allowing her to continue at this rate for
nine months of the year, she would give about
1,050 pounds of butter. This butter at % cents
"a pound would come to $262 year; but at 20
cents pound, she would net her owner 500 a
year.
Another great record is reported by T. G..
Yeomans & Sons, of Newly ork. TheirHolsteIn
COW, Princess of Wayne, has recently given l13
pounds and ounce of milk in one day; Ala
pounds and Is ounces in the first sixteen days
| of April. Her best six days test was 6641s
| pounds or an average of ITO pounds and IL
ounces per day. This COW has been MIXED
for eight seasons, and during that time has Civ
en- 12S, 757 pounds and 10 ounces of milk, an av-
erage OF over 1900 pounds per year. Allow
| ing 50 cents per hundred pounds for the milk
which is less than the average paid for the past
| few years. this COW would net her owner SIPS
a year for milk.
uIt costs but little if any more to keep first
class COW OF this kind than it does to keep COWS
that wont make $50 pounds OF butter in a
| year. DIR. E. p. MILLER
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Medicine Valley Items.

a Dell Will ring Tor q wedding SOOA.
Widows of all ages and sizes are the most
popular ladies in the valley just now.
Sam Smith writes to his mother from Steam
Boat Springs, Colorado. that he has had rheu-
matism all winter, and is just recovering from
a spell of Mountain fever.
Preacher Sims was up from Comanche coun-
~ few days ago and reports another boy at
his house.
w. j. Cameron writes back to friends that he
is in Deep Water. Missouri.
Mrs. Cook is at home again looking well.
The Sunday school at Forest City is growing
more interesting all the time; every body in
vited to come and take part in it.
Isn't it sad that there has not been a sermon
preached in this neighborhood for six months.
Won't some good brother in the Lodge come
out and preach for us soon?
Mr.. McCray's baby, two years old, broke its
arm by falling out of a wagon.
The sheriff was out last week looking for two
young men who had had difficulty with an
old man; he met the parties in the road and in
quired about the boys he was looking for.
They told him they had seen them the day be-
fore, give him directions how and where to
fine them and sent him on his way and they
went theirs.
We have had fine rain that has done much
good.
A letter came to Mingona last week with only
this inscription on it: "Oh carry me away, at
at rapid rate, to Barber county, Kansas state.
Take me to Mingona and there let stay until
Jennie X. Martin, carries me away
There have been great many hogs shipped
out of this part of the county in the past two
weeks.
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Sun City Items.

Geo. Neff and wife, of Pratt, came in
Sunday. and staid over until Tuesday.
-. Mrs. Hoagland, o. j. COrliss and
l.. Hawkins went to the Lodge, Mon
day, on business. &. Mondays rain was
an excellent one, and our farmers are
rejoicing over the prospects of a good
crop year. Rev. Ward came down
from Pratt, Friday, and stayed until
Monday. Memorial services were OBJ
served on Sunday, May 25th, at Sun
City. Sermon by Rev. n. A. Ward.
The exercises throughout we're solemn
and impressive. All of our citizens
lent helping hand in decorating the
house with flags and flowers, and the
event will not soon pass from the minds
ofOur young people. H. E. VanTrees,
our postmaster, has sent in his resigna-
ton, taken down his business house
and started, Tuesday, for Hennessey,
Oklahoma, where he will make his flu
ture home. Mr.. VanTrees has been a
resident of Sun City since 1873, and has
experienced all the hardships of from
. tier life. In 1874 he was elected to the
legislature from Barber county, and on
his way to Topeka was caught in biz
zard, along with several others, and
was so badly frozen as to cause both of
his feet to be amputated at the instep.
We are sorry to lose him, for we feel
that it will be a loss that can not easily
be replaced; but as he thinks it better,
we join in wishing HIM and his family
success in their new home D.. Thomas
Betting and F. A. Whitaker started,
tuesday, for Hennessey, Oklahoma,
with loaded wagons for H. E. VanTrees.
V V
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District Court.


Since the 10th inst, the following
cases have been disposed of in the dis
trict court:
State of Kansas VS. Chas. G.. thinner
man and James DinsmOre; dismissed
without prejudice on statement of the
county attorney filed in the case.
E. w. Lewis VS. r. L. Lee; judgment
for plaintiff.
All the cases growing out of the Spen-
Ger failure at KioWa were continued
for the term.
II. E. Butler VS. Jas. McCollom; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
d. b. Hillyer VS. w. 7. Collins; judy
ment for plaintiff.
Peter Rufhng VS. Geo. Sturgeon; dis
missed without prejudice.
j. w. DeGeer VS. Hartford Inv. Co.;
judgment for plaintiff.
f. C. Osborne VS. w. H. Harding;
same entry.
Lew E. barrow VS. Martin SchOonov
er; same entry.
H. l.. Hendrick VS. j. B. Harding;
same entry.
Lew E. barrow vs. L. NJ. spencer;
same entry.
Same vs. A. E. Stalnaker; same entry.
Same VS. Isaac Bowman; same entry.
Margaret Zeiler VS. A. T. & S. F. BY.
Co.; jury trial and verdict for plaintiff
for Sc, 500.
State VS. Joseph Bennington; charged
with stealing cattle belonging to Rails
back g. Son; on trial now with jury
composed of S. p. Coan, j. p. Gibson.
Dennis Conger. M. S. Smith, j. IL. FAIR,
Clark Estes. Frank Chaplin, VIM: Mar
tin, l.. l.. Coyle, Al Snodderly, IL. A.
Burnett and Chas Hullett. This is an
interesting case in which good por-
ton of the southwest part of the coun-
ty is interested. The prosecution is
conducted by the county attorney and
McNeal & Martin; the attorneys for
the defense are Sexton, Sample & Long.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

The Ladies of the Baptist church viii
give a ''Sider WEBB social at the Dyer
ley & Dark store room tomorrow night.
The best of refreshments Will be served.
Now is the time to travel. The San
ia Fe is selling tickets from here to all
points east or west at greatly reduced
rates. Agent Horr gives these figures:
To st. Louis, $3.50; Kansas City, S5.75;
Denver, $685.; Chicago, $S.75-all first
class limited.
The Kansas City cattle market tum-
bled considerably last week, hut is
slowly recovering. Mr.. Troutman lost
about $500 ON the lands steers and the
Smith yearlings; but made little on
the other stock he shipped. Buyers
here are very cautious, just now.
Rev. Cain, pastor of the Baptist
church, preached the Memorial sermon
at the Christian church in Sharon, Sun
day to a large and attentive audience.
The correspondent of the G. A. r. post
at that place, says: REV. Cain is the
right man for the occasion and his adj
dress was highly appreciated by men,
bers of the post and the community at
large.
Tourists to Colorado and New Next
co and Cheyenne, Wyoming, can now
buy round trip tickets at Medicine
Lodge for about one fare. with the stop
oyer privileges west of La Junta, good
until October 31st, 1890. Reduced rates
to all points east. The cut is on and
travellers who want to take advantage
of the reduction should pack up now
and go somewhere.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

For week ending May 70, 1890.
Jas A. Blair to II. H. Case, lots and
s, Lincoln ave. east, Med. Lodge ST $50
Alice Morse to J n Titus, 5Ox15O it on
I'd ave, west, Med. Lodge. 49,. 500
j p Hall to E Nj Byerley 7Ox225 feet,
The Parsonage" North Walnut ST.,
Medicine Lodge. ............ 2,OOO
j p Hall TO G b Runyan lot II, I'd ave
west, Med. Lodge. /
E F Johnson to j Mitchell lot 81. blk
f, Hammond add Med. Lodge. $500
KiOwa Town Go to w B Ruse, lot 6, blk
SO. orig. Kiowa. ...... so
D E Smith to Standiford, Youmans &
Eldred, lots 8 and 10, in block 5, MIN
COMA .................... L
z w Crawford to w D Crawford $50 a
in 18-32-lO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,lOO
C B Ensign to Sarah c Ensign l60 in
1910, and so in 30-40-14, and 100 a
In 53l-l4.
N F Frazier to John Shaw, 80 acres IN
S-S0-lU 10
Hall to G B Runyan 160 acres in q.
Sill ............... ~ ]
c G Wallace to F B Hyde 100 acres in
l-Sl-IZ .................. 1000
E II Lineberger to q E Crook 100 in
0-5I-l2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z,OOO
A Axline to Cora Byerley ct al, acre
in 1922, 132x360 it. ....... $50
G S Blake to John Rogers, $50 acres in
70 3Z-lZ Observation-Disclosures. 1900
J w Dobson, sheriff, to j b Watkins
$50 in 34-31-10. ............. 400
Same to same $50 in Is 31-1O... 139
Same to Kans National Loan Co
$50 in 1D-3l-10. ........ Isl
Same to Mo Valley Land Co., i6O
IN o6-32-lO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Same to same $50 in 26-32-10. Is
Same to same 40 in 6-32.1O... 40
Same to Kan National Loan Co so
In 2-33-ll. ............... TO
Same to American Investment Co
l6O In 1853 II. .,.....,....... 25
Same to Mo Valley Land Co. 100
in 9-33-1l. 10
Same to Kans National Loan Co
$50 in 2830-13. 49,. .... 10
Same to American Investment Co
20 a in 1908 and 40 1-30-i4 210
Same to Kans Nat Loan Loan Co
$50 III 80 90l4. ...,.,... 10
Same to same 100 in 1S-30-14 25
Same to G B Wilkinson l60 in
O-oU-lt 20
Same to same 100 a in 26 -S0l4.... %
Same to Kansas Natl Loan Co
$50 in 2-3l-l4. .......... 10
Same to same 120 in 35-32- A.. Is
Same to Mo Valley Land Co le0
IN S2-32-l4. .--:::..........-.. $40
Same to same 100 in 34-33-14... 10
Same to same 100 in l0-33-l4... 10
Same to same 100 in 3-33-14.... 10
Same to same $50 in 33-14.... 10
Same to same 100 in 27-33-14.... 10
Same to Mo Valley Land Co I60
in 1884. IL
Same to same 100 in 10-34-l4.... 10
Same to same $50 in l3- 3i-14. 10
Same to same $50 in 2434-l4 10
Same 10 same loo a In 54-i4. -. lC
Same to same 100 a in l7-34-14 K
Same to kans National Loan Co
| $50 in 1881 II. ..,....,.... 1(
anne TO same lall i 70 ss4.i4.... 1,6Ot
Same TO Mo Valley Land Co l59
IN 7-ao- Ia. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
Same to same l59 in 1e-30-15. -. II
Same 10 same 159 in 1S-30-18.. II
Same to same so a in 35-32- b.. II
Same to same 100 a in 1925. /,
same to same $50 a in 25-32-I5.... II
Same to same 100 in lO-32-1s... /,
! Same to same 100 in l2-S4-I5.... !,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

You can buy round trip tickets via Santa Fe
Route, at enc fare to Fit. Worth, any time be.
tween May and %, and have until June to
return.
In Fl. Worth you can purchase excursion
tickets at a low rate to points reached via Santa
Fe Route in that state. Fl. Worth is the gate
way of Texas. Once inside the gate. every
facility will be given for locking around. This
is an important fact for health seekers and
land seekers. A cheap way to see Texas. In
quire of local agent Santa Fe Route, or write
to G. 7. Nicholson, G. p. & T. A, TOpeka, Kas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
List of I,affarR

THE following letters remain uncalled for at
i the posoffice in Medicine Lodge, for the
week ending May 26, 1890:
Jack Hardin, VIM. Martin,
Mrs. Emm Robson, Mrs. Ella n. Smith,
Simon Williams, John Wan.
In calling for any of the above please state
that they are advertised.
l., NJ AXLINE P NJ
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
Helping Hands.

The Helping Hands of the Christian
church, will have a Lawn social. Tues
day evening, June 3rd, at the residence
of Mrs. E. Youmans. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend.
FANNIE MILLS. President.
BELLE HART, Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
TRANSFRR LIME

]. B. Gano is the manager of the South
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
and freight, Delivers freight and express to
any part of the city. Leave orders at the
office of III. o. Brian, or at the bus barn on
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

The west half of the southwest quar-
ter of section 30, township 80, and lots
l and 2, of sec. 6, twp. 81, range IA, con-
tanning 100 acres. Address
NEEL GLENN,
51t4 Madisonville, KY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
Short Hand Lessons.

Commencing July 1st, 1 will give a
series of shorthand lessons. Those de-
string Instructions will please inform
me before June 1st.
MARGARET CARTAN,
Official reporter oath judicial dist.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
An Eve opener.

Remember, that $65 in cash will buy
a Deering 5-foot Mower, and a one or
two-horse Sulky Rake, all complete. at
Noble 81 Cases. 52-4
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
Hogs and Cattle.
For Sale. Cheap.

[ want to buy fat hogs and cattle in
large or small lots.
% r. M. SPARKS. Agent,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
Ice! lee! Ice!
Real Estate Transfers.

l am now delivering ice. Please give
me your orders. 81 J. WILLIAM.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

We desire that you read this notice carefully
carefully consider word of it We offer to sell you
goods anything in line Dry Goods Clothing, Furnish
ngs Boots Shoes Hats Caps, Groceries, Queensware at
prices lower than offered by any cooperative store
ter by what is called in what city it located
We able to do this through several We
pay. Sd. We our own buying and do not have
to pay middemen 4th Our expenses smaller than
city, where help costs much than here the
try Then before stated duplicate any prices
offered by cooperative stores anywhere the pur
chaser the freight express We will do this any pur
chase from cents to $780, And the purchaser
in store inspect the goods direct the and
weights and the goods do suit change them
These advantages not offered by foreign establishments
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
complete in every line piece goods prints domes
tics lawns percae satteen and dress goods
not be excelled in quantity quality Our
by far the largest countydouble the
stock of any two competitors. Our readymade clothing
the best made the patterns cheapest in
price Our straw goods plentiful and fresh
furnishings gentlemen are up to the highest
standard.
We desire to call especial attention to Broadhead
Combination Worsteds for which agents These
sold in Wichita for and Is cents we for 25 and IS
cents
Our Douglass shoes another speciality. Everybody
knows what they are
Our stock is generally direct from the factory
get the bottom prices
We only for living profit are home people
here for and will be here for wears to
All ask is to have you n offers get our
prices, and we know you will buy
No delay No freight or express You see what you
buy You return it if you do not like it. You have
the satisfaction of coming in every day abusing if
we misrepresent anything to YOU
Very Respectfully
| STAMFORD, YOUMANS e. ELDRED
Medicine Lodge, Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

AD0nD A NrQ If YOU want correct
ADO hAO lN. and complete acstract
call on Bronson & HOuchn. They have the on
ly complete set of abstract books in Barber
county. Ii
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Democratic Central Committee.

j. W. SlOO L, OhAlhMAN.
AUG. SCHMIDT SECRETARY.
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51t4
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14
Tricks I'm ParlOr Electricity,

A very simple apparatus for obtain
ing an electric spark is made by a Ger
man physicist, says the Arkansaw
Traveller. Round the center of COM
mon lamp-chimney is pasted strip of
tin foil, and another strip pasted from
one end of the chimney to within a
quarter of an inch of this ring. Then
piece of silk is wrapped around a
brush, and the interior of the chimney
is rubbed briskly. In the dark bright,
electric spark may be seen to pass from
one piece of tin foil to the other each
time the brush is withdrawn from the
chimney. Many other experiments can
be tried with this apparatus.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14

any narm 10 Try IL Just for luck, and so
l commenced. l had taken out a good
deal OF ore when heard you pounding
up above me, and concluded to come
on and join you, and here am.
"'But where are your tools?' l asked
in astonishment. 'Toois?' exclaimed
MIR. Boiling, of Boston. 4 had no tools
l did all my tunneling with my hands.
head ana feet. I would just put nv
head against the earth, whirl around and
have hole about to my shoulders, and
then would tear out the earth or rock
or whatever it might be, with nv hands
Sometimes l would lay down on nv
back and kick hole with my heels, but
didn't like to do that very much be-
cause would get dirt in my eyes, Well.
to make long story short, the mining
firm of Pope & Boiling was formed, and
we worked together for three years. We
became very wealthy, established line
OF steamships between San Francisco
and Cape Cod, and when Boiling died
he was worth $1O,OOO,OOO. The money l
made I've got yet"
And then. says the Indianapolis News,
the Ananias Club adjourned.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14
The following Resolutions were unanimous

The following Resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted:
Resolved. That this committee re.affrms
the State and National Republican platform OF
1883, including the declaration that "the Re.
publican party IL in favor OF the use of botl,
gold and silver as money! and that it "con,
dems all efforts to demonetize silver
Resolved. That the persistent neglect OF
Secretary Window to increase the coinage Of
silver 70 the maximum Of four million dollars
per month, coupled with his attempt to infiu-
ence congressional legislation 80 as to perpet-
uate silver decentralization, is shameless vic.
iation OF the silver plank of the National Re.
Puphcan platform, an attack upon the rights
and interests of the miners, farmers and
workers OF the land, and an act of party per
nd1ty that should call for his retirement from,
the councils of an Administration which /
pledged to help and not to hinder the remone.
tization of silver.
!, Resolved, That the Republican party OF
this State is In favor of tree and unlimite,
coinage OF both gold and silver; that IL
holds to this principle us a tenent of party
iaith and test Of party allegiance; that i.
will permit of no abandonment or modiActio,,
OF this doctrines that 10. whosoever will prov
recreant to the principle of bimetallism 1t will
remain steadfast thereto and that it invites al
voters in Nevada who favor the repeal of tn
inlqultous interlineated law OF 1873 by which
silver was demonetized, and who desire th,
establishment OF free and unlimited coinage a
the law Of the United States of America, t.,
Join IN electing delegates to Republicans
state Convention,
Ed. BOYLE, Chairman,
r. Y. LORD. Secretary. jnTtd
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14
AN ACTORS STORY.
How Selflshness Added to the Gripping
Pangs of Hunger.

How Selfishness Added to the Gripping
Pangs of Hunger.
G "Taik about the ups and downs of an
actors life," remarked veteran player
to Chicago Tribune reporter the other
day. "Why, most actors live lifetime
in single season. The SWEETEST ban
quet ever attended and the hardest
got meal secured both came in the
same season. The banquet came early
in October, when the star celebrated
the anniversary of his debut as star.
The latter came the following spring
when we were travelling on our trunks
from Washington, ID. c., to Louisville,
Ky. 1t was an all-day ride, and we knew
that we couldn't eat till we could show
again. jamestown was the dinner sta
tion, and the manager and got to talk
ing over the prospects for chuck. l
con8ded to him that had ten cents in
postage stamps; he said that he had a
nickel; so we agreed to shake the rest
of the company and feast together. The
manager hid himself in the baggage
room at the station and went uptown
to bakery, where l purchased a pie
with our combined wealth, and returned
to my friend. The switchman's dinner
pail hung tempting near by and we
opened it; but we hadn't the heart to
take more than couple of pickles from
the poor fellow. 1t was dainty meal
pickles, pie and cake (stoma-chache)
The joke of the whole thing was that
the star, a smooth man, had meanwhile
arranged to feed the whole company
and give his note for the bill. Our
own selfish exclusiveness had shut us
OUT -.-,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14
PERSIAN STREET SCENES.
A Graphic Pen-Picture of Lively Incidents
In q Teheran Baxar.

Graphic Pen-Picture of Lively Incidents
In q Teheran Baxar.
Mounted cavaliers or grandees, at
tended by numerous outriders, produce
general CONSERVATION when moving
pornpously through the bazars in Per-
STA. Every one darts quickly out of the
way of the mettlesome steeds, which
seem to take special pleasure in show
ing off wnen half q hundred women
and children are almost under their
heels.
The ferauches who clear the way for
the great man show mercy to no one. Be
it dog or donkey, man or woman that
comes within the reach of their corbash
or whip, it descends on all alike. Anus
ing scenes often occur, and some that
are pitiful as well, when some one gets
hit or knocked down. ~,
Vailed women, with shreks of laugh
ter or cries of pain, fly hither and
thither, trying to keep the mantle over
their faces in all their hurry, and the
yelp of ours mingles with the metallic
ring of the Arabian steed when his iron
shoe strikes fire from the pavement.
Add to this scene embroidered cos
tunes and housings of brilliant colors,
jeweled weapons, men of naughty mien,
Nubian slaves, and the varied parapher-
MALTA of the surrounding booths, grouped
in the demi-twilight of bazar on a
warm afternoon in June, says writer
in the ome-Maker, and you havea pct-
ure Offering the chromatic glow and va
riety of Veronese tempered by the low,
rich, imaginative tone of Rembrandt,
to which two centuries have added inde-
scribable depth.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14

llnur uto be made. Out this out and re-
MILNE vturn to us, and we will send you
WUVl free, something of great value and
importance to you, that will start
you in business which will bring you in more
money right away than anything else in this
world. Any one can do the work and live at
home. Either sex; all ages. Something new,
that just coins money for all workers. We will
start you; capital not needed. This is one Of
the genuine. important chances of lifetime.
Those who are ambitious and enterprising will
not delay. Grand outfit free. Address TRUE 4
Co., Augusta, Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14
Photographs.
BOOTH & SONS

are now at work opposite the Phoebe Hotel,
we give proof within two hours of operating.
and do not proceed with work until a satie-
factory negative is obtained, and deliver our
work within three days
CABINETS. per dozen, $3.50
" " g I-2 - $500
See our samples in town of parties you are
acquainted with and Judge for yourself.
Give us call and chance and we are
bound to please you.
JAMES BOOTH & SONS.
p. s. We work on week days only.