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J. M. RIVERA 2. o

La empresa del tranvfs, atendendo nues.
tra indication tuvo disposition del pdblico
suhcientes cochos para conducir al Vel6dromo
aver la numerosa concurrencis que GO ago.
meraba en- ell and6n = alrededoret dc la esta-
ci6n.
Lo mas bello de las muchachss capita'e
mas estaba allf, luciendo los distintivos de los
Clubs que disputarfan la primer victoria. Des.
graciadamente para todos y con especialdad
para las gradas, ell tempo, impertiuents convi-
da1o, suspendid ell desaffo, cuando ell juego
comenzaba tener para sf la atencion de toios
los curiosos.
He aquf las puntas principa'es de los tres
innigas jugados:
Emmos, ell simpatico pitcher del Borinqnen,
trabaj is bien, retirando tres hombres en- Strikes
Merece como base rumer una censura cuando
pretendio robarse ell home base con tres HON.
bres en- basas un buen compafero at bat.
Caballero, aunque serene en- el bon mando
primera baaa seis hombres.
Los catchers, bien. Leon tuvo sus passed
balls y Cabafita deia yer en- gu semblaute las
huellss de Ieciente enfermedad.
Los del field en- e! Borinqaen, dehnentes;
no comprenden que tod"s no pueden ooger un
folly un mismo tempo.
Almendares comenz6 trsbajsndo bien,
hacienda presumr que hubese dado faerte pa
ra Ia victoria que los Borinquen esperabau.
En- resumen: Fl phblico no pudo com.
premier el juego
Los ployes deficiencies. FL tempo infer
nal, Ell umpire scertsdo.
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Aver, las dos media de la tarde, en-
los sslones ael Bsnoo Territorial y Agrfcola,
por invitaci6n de nuestro respectable amigo el
se1or don Julian Z. Blanco y Soss bsjo la
presidencia del mismo, se reunieron los seilo.
res sguientes don Francisco de Paula Acu-
ia, don Gumersindo Susrez, don Conrado Pa.
lau, don Avelino Eizalde, don Juan B Vidal,
don Gullermo Rubert, don l. J. Weymouth,
don Raimundo Palscios, don Pedro Comas,
don Pedro Santisteban, don Miguel Muics,
don Jaime Font, don Lorenzo Roses, don An
tonic Troncoso, don Candido Fariha, don Juan
Font, don Camilo Pefa, don Jer6nimo Bar
cello, don Gervasio Fernandez, don jose Lee.
cano, don Francisco Trigo, don Gumeraindo
Lastra, don Francisco Caldas, don Marcelino
| Soa, don Manuel Mu1oz Gallart, don Angel
| Abarca, don Arturo Mas, don Francisco Ma
lestani. don Isidoro Llons, don Jose Perujo,
| don Alberto Pedreirs, don Santos Campilo,
don Antonio Perez, don Fernando Aponte, don
| Alexandra Suarez, don Ighacio Vega, don An
| gel Dominguez, don Fsu-tino Clntr6n, don
Antonio Puras, don Justo Moral, don Juan
| DIVA, don l. F. VillafaEa, don Pablo Ubarri
don Fausto Rucabado.
Despu6s de amplia raxonada discussion,
en- la que tomaron parte los sefores don Julian
| Blanco, don Marcelino Sola, don Peiro San.
tistebap, don Lorenzo RoRes, don Gumersindo
Lastra, don Arturo Mas y don Fsusto Ruca
hsdn. & propuesta de don Francisco de Paula
| Acuha, go nnmbr6 una comision compuesta de
don Pablo Ubarri, don Lufs Muhoz Rivera,
| don Manuel Fernandez Jnucos, don Gregorio
Ledeslna. don Julian T.. Blanoo, don Gunner
sindo Susrez, don Pedro Saptisteban. don
Francisco de Paula Aeufia, d"n CoDrado Palau,
don Pedro Comas don l.. J. Wymouth, don
Antonio Perez, don Francisco Cadas, don Lo:
renzo Roses don Vicente Usera, don MARCEL.
no Sola, don Mateo Rucabado, don Can fdo
Farifis, don Rafael Gonzalez, don Alexandra
| Alvarado, don Tomas B ini, don Juan Fer
nandez, don O4vado Abrll don Enrique Frit'
| ze, con peDas faGnitades para tGmsr todos los
scuerd"s que juzgue oportunos, comenzandc
por obtener todos los datos y antecedentes ne
ceIarios para poder e.tsblecer con el debido
scierto sus ge-tiones. Tamben qued6 autori
zada dichs comisi6u para arbtrsr los recursos
indispenssbles, fin de atender 8 los ga.tos
| que re ocasionep. Despueu sc ocupara, ante to-
do, de practicar toda- as dijgeuciss conducen
| tes obtener que So suspenda la prohibici6n de
| iDtroducr nue-tro tahaco en- Cuba, ofreciendo
adoptar todas las precauciunes one sc exijsn
! para ev,tar los fran es abnsos que han servi'
do re prttexto la resoluci6n del Gobierno de
| Ia Gran Antilla
Asimismo fue acuerdo que go pasase &
dchs comision la proposition presentada por
los sefiore- Ssntistebsn Palau, que la
misma Sc dirijan todas las demas que ocurran
| los iptcresados.
Por dtimo, la comisidn qued6 satorizada
para funciouar con los miembros de ella resi-
dentes en- esta Capita, sin perjuicio de con.
vooar los demas de la isia cuando las oircuns'
tancias asf 10 exijan.
Y 70 bsbiendo otros asuntos de que ira
tsr, re did por terminado ell aoto, que duro has
ia las ciaco de la tsrde.
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MANUEL CARVAJAL ANGULO.
Barranquitas, Diciembre rs de 1897.

Sr. don Luis Muhoz Rivera.-Capital.
llustre oompstriota: Vengo del campo
Unconditional pedir q usted IN sitio en- la nu =
meroea J brillante hueste liberal No me gufan
smbicones mezqninas al dar ell paso de la SOM
bra la luz Me llevan al gran psrtido qne
usted dirije. mi corsz6n puertorriqueho mi
amor la patria que es acen irado grande.
Soldado de vuestro ejeroito voy 81 con e ar
ma de mi vo:o, que es ell arma con que deben
luchar los ciudadanos en- este siglo, que es para
noaotros Ell siglo de Ia compensation y de la
libertad.
Su admirador y correligionario q. b. 6. m,
J. NJ. RIVERA 20
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Gran realization
AU BON MARCHE.-Frtalsxo Sc.

Ell que suscribe, teniendo que ausentarse
del pals por motives de sslud, ha resuelto de-
jar un recuerdo su numerosa clientela, ahren
do desde maiians una VENTA POR MITAO
DE SU VALOR de todo ell grandeSy variado
surtido de Joyerta, y relojes para seiloras y ca.
bslleros todo de GRO garantizsdo alto tftulo;
tambien OBJ jetos de double oro, orfebrerfa en-
general y artfculos de plata legftims, para me
So, cucharones, cucharss, tenedores cuchaftas
por docenss. En- plata Chirptofa, preciosos
objetos para sala y tocador. Relojes de bolsi.
llo, de pared y de mesa, de varias clases y
formas; despertadores de fantasia automatic
cos; albumes neceseres en- peluche de seds;
jsrrones y foreros de porcelsna, con adornos en-
metal doradoy plateado. Infoidad de artfcu
los propios para regslos de aho nuevo, suma
mente bsratos En- 6ptica, hay un surtido ge-
neral en- gemelos para teatro y de larga vista,
espejuelos leutes de ORC, plata y metal blan-
co, con fines cristales acromaticos. Casi Sc
regala una partds de lentes espejuelos con
buenos cristalea, d 20 ce,atayos ca1a u1ao.
Nota importante.- Desde mafiana, toda
sehora sehorita que compre en- la casa por va.
lor de ciiaco pesos, Sc le regalard una bonita
horquiHa para ell pelo un pasador para som.
brero, triple dorado 6 p!ateado; y todo csba
Hero que caste la misma cantidad, Sc lie rega'
lara un lindfsmo portamonedas de concha de
carey. IN al6ler de plata filigrsnads.
Aprovechad Ia ganga y la OCCASION no oil.
videis la casa 40" Fortaleza 80.
Is 10 N ALBERTI.
eENTp, de comislvnes , Agencia General &c
VI" '"o negocios.-Jose Manuel Lopez
Telegrafo: "Pelopes. - Gusyama. - Puerto
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UN RECUERD0

La instruction de Ia ju.
ventud en- Puerto Rico,
tiene una especie de NAL
dici6n, que por todos Ia
dos le presenta obstaculos
formidables.
(Fray Angel de la Con-
cepcidn Va,qaez. Rector
del Seminarlo Concilisr.
1881
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Adhasinnps al nartidn liberal
Barrauquitae, 20 Diciembre 1897.

Sr. den Luis Mufnz Rivera.-San Juan
Mi distinguido oorreligionsrio: Nunca
figure en- ningnn partdo polftico, por impedfr
meo el Reglsmento del Institute mi'itsr que
hasta hoy pertenecf; pero siempre mi espfritu y
mi co,az6n buscsron los amplios horizoptes de
Ia liberta5. Soy, pues, liberal enthusiastic y
decidido, me afIio la gran agrupaci6n que
usted dirige con tanta inteligencia como acierto
Viva la autonomfa! Viva Ia Espaha pe
ninsu]ar donde nscf y Puerto Rico sempre 6el
donde tepgo mis- afecciones y mis- esperanzas
iGloris eterna al partido liberal
CueDte v. siempre con su affmo. = 8. s.
O. S. NJ. B.,
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MELEGRAMAs ooMERc1ALEs
.NercadO de Nusva- York.

Nercado de Nueva- York.
Enero 10.
A1noaf fefinO a............S 2.18 l6
Il CAfe..-.. ....S 20 ~
tHafina de trlgo oases para
lasantias, bsrrilA.. ....S $50 4 $40
,H.rina Dc msiz superior
Brand wine bs,ri q ....$ 2.l0
8 Tocino Mes. Heavy de- (sfio
pasado) de. e.............S 8.75 9.75
Al hcar erista za'to %. ie..S 4.ls3
ss1 (Fotogro) Ma.c, b ,'io $50
\ test. az. de............$ 3.75
Mieles de purg ls- giesa-)
por 100 gaioues de......$ ,. A2.l0
1 C.mbits eonre Londres =. e 4.s24 4 ass.
As1icaQos L.. ............ 453
...<ssve1 1Gs,lado de Londres
Enero 10.
oar cristalizado (tipo De-
orars) por ctvs de. e......$ o.12 g q O.12e
msscabado por ctvs.. ....8 90. O.l0
de remoiaohs (tibre b.r
10 por ctvs.. ...... 49,. os4t
sf4 itipo Jsmaica) clases
infrriores por ctvs ...... l.l9A22
G Csuao lt,to Trinidad) bueno
mefiano p"r orvs 80. 3.1laS.l2
1lnpd- Inglaterra descuen.
In
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cofrssuondercla de Puerto Rico
LUyFs, 10 DE ENERo DE 1898.
1fOIIOY lHORR0 PONCEAO
1etes pramiados de la
OTERIA DE MADRID
y oro acuilado nacional y extranjero
4 Ponce. g Enero de 1908. ~
El Director Gerente,
I'll h. Salozar.
Information diaria por cable


Su Magestad la Reina Regente ha
aband donado ell lecho. por encontrar
ESe restabl7cida
81 La resolucion del Consejo Su-
apremo acoruando que no ha lugar al
&procesamlento del general Weyler,
Use estina como un desaire al Co.
kblerno
Sc da por SECURE que el Minis
stro de la Guerra. general Correa, di
! mItira su rgo.
- TN cs.bl Official de Manila da
E-cuenta De haberse presentado las
autoridades 81 cabecllla Rizal dos
mas. Continuan les presentaclones
Ell sehor Sllvela ha celebrado
[lna interview con un re factor de
<La Opinion,. Sc ha expresaoo con
gran serenidad de esptrltu y correc
clon. ConCede una tregua al GObier
nospara que eSt3 Iueda deSarrOllar
sl plan autonomico. Esp ma segan
Tel senior Silvela resiStlra energlCa-
7 mente todo lntento de intervenclon.
En- case de una lucha, nuestra ma
Eci6n .proba ablenente,n mo estaria sola. ST
Esla guerra Sc prOlonga cree CpOrtuno
.sreunlr las cortes para que ell Cob er-
90 con el concurso de todas las fuer-
zaS guber, am-ntales acuerde todo
. Equeuo que conveI ga q la patria.
Nueua York, Enero 10.
Ell gobierno de Weshinqton ha
&oraenado una information para de-
5IlrsT Ia fesponsa bllld= de las gran
les detnlencias que Sc notan en- los
aioues anericanOS
e selor Dupuy de LONE ha
HelebridO una entrevista con Mr.
nav El Word dice que en- esta en-
hevisa se trato de ciertas negocia
honepara que los rebeldes cubanos
depoJan las arrnaS.
Camara de conercio de es
Ma ciInd ha nombrado una corni
Nai6n le alle ue recursos para los
SscoIentr6dos de Cuba.
Camaras del Canada han
pncedido Espana las ventejas
Arancel riaS de naCi6n mas favore
fIda
tEl Heralds publica informes
de su CORES spOnsal en- Ell Oriente de
a. "a Los rebeldeS de eSta region
kses an pen arm 7dos, pero carecen de
feGpS Los paC1flcOS cultivon los
Eampcs proporclonandoles toda ella
1e az vlandas.
que en- Pln-r dsf Ff6, rs 6siare rgpedfalssee edfalse
I ecentuan su campana de obstruction
p4en % va destrozado importan
n6Ge tsbaco.
M 90 N~- abnnn Eneyo 10.
k El general Solano ha sido nom.
ebra4o sequndo Jete de Estado Mayer
El marques de steban alcalde de la
Habana Ell sehor Galbis, Gober.
nader del B ,nco.
Ell Qener ] Blanco cumpli6 Ell
8Abapo so amos de su ingreso en- el
Es9eEcito.
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NOTICIAS

~ Desde esta ma1ana circula la noticis
de qua el Gabinete Ssgasta esta en- crisis. Pero
en- niuguna psrte hemos podido averigusr de
donde partc ese rumor. Los telcgramas de hoy
solo haban del ministro de la Guerra, quien
re supone disgustado por una sentencia del Tri.
bunal Supreme que Sc relaciona con el general
Weyler.
~. Hoy hs entrado en- nuestro puerto
procedente del de Ia Habana escalss. el vapor
espaiol <M. L. Villaverde,. Las noticias que
trae de Cuba son viejas c,nocidas va en-
Puerto Rico.
~. Hemos sido favorecidos c>n la vista
del chispaantfsimo semaaario que con el tftulo
de eLa Bruja,, ha empesado publicarse en-
Mayagiiez, bajo la competente direction de don
Santiago Otero Quifiones IL politico, satfrico
& Independence. pero segdu observamos, con
mras hacia 81 partilo liberal aatonomista, 10
cuol que, no mpide que lie suete un palo al
luoero del alba. ri colega nj pide nj da expl
csciones. Respets la libertad agena para que
respeten la suya. Sc publlca los domingos y la
auscripci6n mcnsual solo cuesta 25 centavos.
FL colegs, indudablemente, tendra muchos leo
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co pan y qua puede trabsjarse sin mezcarla
con otras, por su mucha fuerza y rendimiento,
como va ha sido probado por varios consumido
res de esta lisa. Recibimos 6rdenes para EN-
barques directos tenemos constantemente
existAnoias, que vendemosa precios m6dicos
Meltx y Gdndia -Tetuau 40 l5-l5
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iHoy ha salido, hoy. el 1880 600! e 81
premio gordo que ha cafdo los defensores de
Dreyfus, segan re6eren los defensores de Este
rhazy. 1880. COO francos! Nj un franco mss
nj IN franco menos En- pocos dfss el famoso
sindicato ha dispuesto do 1900 900 francos
qus-sismpre, ssghn e vsrsids d4dea aatjse.
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eEMTpf1 de comislunes Agencis General &c
o-"'"o negocios. Manuel Lopez
Telegfafo: "Pelopes. - Gusyama. - Puerto
Rioo. p.
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La ChiVa,

Harina americana
superior 8 las dem 8
marcas. Como re.
presentantes de los
molineros de Nueva.
York, ofrecemos es.
ia exoeleDte harina
que produce msgnff-
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gates and alternates: To state con-
ventiop at Atchison, June 15th-Deie-
gates, II. J. Roetzel, Will E. Stoke,
John Wolfe, Jas. W. Clarke, Koch;
alternates. VIM. Gagelman. Ed. +.
Wipterburg, Jos. Sprinkler, Chas. Nc
Lean and Peter Brack. To congress-
sional convention at Hutchinson, june
7th-Delegates, W. 2. FEEDER, A. IL.
Raker. Jake Thul, T. z. Nichols and
j. S, Winget; alternates, L. G. Bree'
den, Joe Welsh. John Helfricb, Geo.
W. Greene, Jr., and Chas l.. Zutavern
Upon % lotion the convention then
adjourned.
l.. G.. BREFDEN. Sec'y.
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But awake or dreaming ever | can see the old Dlne
And again the army marches-marches underneath
the pines.
With a tread that echoes ever in the veterans heart
Marches still that grand old army, 'mong the trees
And see its banner floating proudly 'gainst the
just as though beneath my window it today were
passing by:
can recognize the comrades touching elbows as OF
With beautiful devotion that will live forever
more.
And the breezes stir the pennons of the army in
the pines.
Sitting here count the marches one can never
can see the cleaning camp fires when the stars
their watch have set:
Yonder rides the gray beard colonel, with COM
rade's smile for all,
That morning in the wilderness, he was the first
to faIE
remember how we laid him meath the dark green
branches low,
And turned to meet the charges of the ever valiant
foe.
seem to hear wars thunder as 1t rolled along our
lines,
meath the pines.
But my crutehes Oft remind ne that our battle
flags furPd,
That where we fought, the angel Peace pFocla1ms
That love cements the sections and that. brothers
true today,
Beneath the starry banner fair stands both the
Blue and Gray;
The roses bloom in beauty where we heard the MAD
shells scream,
And southern lilies grow beside the squadron
guarded stream.
And everywhere, this sacred day, love gratefully
entwines
A fragrant wreath in memory of the army in the
pines.
The sound of music thrills me, they are coming
down the street,
plainly hear upon the wind the tramp OF many
With natures beautiful they march again
to keep
Memorial Day and crown the boys where side by
side they sleep.
They see me at the window and salute as they
pass
they pass,
Ny old. old eyes grow misty and cannot see the
lines,
Though seem to hear the army once again among
the pines.
There's another army marching meath the heavens
soft and blue.
It's leaders are not many, now. its privates, too,
are few,
One by they the river to the camp where
all is still,
Where drums to battle never beat and bugles never
thrill. -
Memorial Day grows sweeter the long years glide
sway,
Aud loving nature yields her gifts alike for Blue
and Gray:
Aud soon where the last veteran sleeps will creep
tue summer vines,
And evermore Will silent be the camps among the
pines.
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marched about one and a half miles
Albert Thatcher of Great Bend and
William Roberts fell out. They were
taken to the hospital in the afternoon.
The physician said their weak and ex-
hausted condition was caused by lack
OF food. The same day New York
captain died. His death is said to
have resulted from over-drink. Yester.
day Frank Dean. while doing guard
duty. fell while walking his beat.
The condition and scarcity of food
and water is general complaint.
Many of the boys. since leaving Topeka,
have not been able to eat enough of the
army food even when they could get it
to keep up their physical strength.
Those who have money buy TODD from
the venders who come to camp, but
many are without money. A great
deal of the water used is taken from
wells but few feet deep and is of poor
quality.
This morning the Articles of War
were read to the Kingman and Great
Bend companies by Judge Mosely of
St. John. Mr.. Moseley, though pri.
vate, has spent about one hundred dol
lars for food for his company from the
time they came to Topeka to the pres
ent time. Many interesting war relics
have been found by the boys while
walking about over the old battle
ground. Chickamauga park is beauti.
ful and interesting place. The roads
are splendid; the grounds in fine con-
ditiou: the positions of the different
corps are marked by tablets and monu-
ments.
The batteries have been replaced
where they were at certain time in
the battle of Chickamauga.
LIvESAY.
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

The convention last Saturday was
called to order at II a. m. James
w. Clarke was elected temporary
chairman and l.. g. Breeden tempor-
ary secretary. On motion the follow
ing committees were appointed: On
credentials, Geo. G. Kincaid, 81. j
Roetzel and Geo. w. Greene. On
resolutions, w. P FEEDER, John Leis
and w. E. Stoke. An adjournment
was then taken until 2 p m.
AFTERNOON Convention called to
order, and on motion the temporary
organization was made permanent
Committee on credentials reported,
and report adopted.
Committee on resolutions reported
the following
RESOLUTIONS:
We, the Democrats of Barton county,
in convention assembled, do hereby re
affirm our allegiance to the Chicago
Platform as adopted by the Democracy
of our nation in 1895.
RESOLVED We congratulate
the people of Kansas on our present
wise and economic State administra
tion which we fully endorse, and we
commend the same to the people as
against the so called business admins
trations' of the Republican party
which were run in the interests of
railroads, corporations, trusts and COM
bines of every description.
REsOLvED-further, that we en-
dorse the action of our last legislature
and commend i: for the many good
avs placed on our statute books, the
wisdom and merit of which is recog
nized by numerous States in the Union
trying to secure for their own guidance
copies of the laws as passed. by the
democrats, populists, and free silver
republicans at the last session of our
legislature.
REsoLvED-That We endorse the
action of our Congressman, the Hon
Jerry Simpson, for his clean record al
Washington. and for his noble fight
ON Gar Reed. Bossism and Haunaism
and for the interests Of the American
people.
REsoLvED-Thatw we are proud OF
the brave boys OF Kansas who have sc
promptly answered the cali to arms in
the defense of humanity and the cause
of freedom.
Upon motion the convention de-
cided to elect delegates and alter
mates by viva voca vote. and pro-
cseded to elect the following dele
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For a Bicvcle and Ball Park.

For Bicycle and Ball Park.
At the meeting held in the court
room Saturday night the following Of
fcers were elected and permanent
organization effected:
President, Geo. W. Greene, Jr.,
Secretary, Bert Winterburg,
Treasurer, D. Hugh Halliday,
Board of Trustees, John T. Stephens
D. Hugh Halliday. Chas. L. Zutavern
W. D. Gould and Elmer s. BrOdie.
The meeting then adjourned to
Tuesday. May 81, at Hotel Greene.
BERT WINTERBURG, Sec'y.
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A. R. Moss is putting in series of
ice boxes new screens, shelving, etc.,
preparatory to handling fresh table
supplies to better advantage by cir
cumventing the pesky house fly and
keeping everything cool.
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Second Hand Headers.

We have taken in a number of second
hand headers which we have put in
first class shape and which we are
offering at greatly reduced prices. If
you have small crop you will do well
to see these second hand machines as
we think that we have just what you
want.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
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Benz. P. Unruh, one of the best
known farmers of the vicinity of Paw
nee Rock, was in town Friday. He
says the earlier sown wheat will now
make good crop without another drop
of rain; while the latest sown will need
a couple of rains the first or second
week in June TO assure good wheat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

A petition was circulated the last
few days, asking the Santa Fe railroad
to build a new depot at this place.
That road owes it to the town to make
its promise good and erect suitable
depot, without having to be petitioned
for sama
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

The latest war news is to the effect
that the war is overin Cuba. At least,
if it is not lover in Cuba" where is it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

Henry G. Busemann, who last year
purchased fine farm south of Elliu
wood was visiting friends here Friday
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

We are agents for the celebrated
Victor bicycle, and can sell you one as
low as S35. W. D. GOULD & Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

Will Bush and wife of Olmitz, were
arrested charged with assault and at
tempt to kill one Smith, in the recent
fracas at Olmitz. Their preliminary
trial is set for next FRIDAY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

It's quiet week when the busy little
town of Ciafin does not have diversion
in the way of fstic encounter or a
runaway. 1t don't take long to ''gln-
ger up" Clafiin boys and horses.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

Mrs. Newton Is in receipt of letter
from Capt. Newton in which be says
the boys are all getting along finely.
He draws on his bank account, however,
for funds with which to buy grub.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

Persons not well posted on the game
laws should remember that the season
for shooting Spaniards opened May 1st.
and continues until there are none of
them left on the American continent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

People who fear the success of ouI
expedition in holding Manila should
remember that Merritt always wins.