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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-05-29
BEL. AIR, MD.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 20 1908

The .EGIs is the oldest established
newspaper iii Hartford county. Ii has Il
larger circulationam intelligent farm
ers, Gamers and other business men than
any other newspaper published in the
county. These facts make It Il valuable
advertising medium for reaching all
classes.
All communications Should Is" address
ed to THE .EGIs AND lNrEILIGaNcER,
and all checks drawn To order of Iinlcy
& Dashiell.
pB-NoTlcR To CoRRESrnNnENr@.-- Nj
communications intended Cor publication
must be accompanied ny the real name
of the writer. though not for publication
unless desired, otherwise they vii re
ceive no attention.
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who are called upon to deal with the
inferior race, it was apparent to the
people that they themselves must
take some decided stand or they
will be overridden by an ignorant
class of people who are encouraged
by schcming politicians in order to
accomplish certain personal selfish
ends
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SSpanish Jack is still for service at
the home place between Trcppe and
Darlington until further noti:e. Joshuu
II. Matthews, Darlington, Md.
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The jEas eps, lp,elliscncen

WALTER FINNEY LOUIS OASHiELL
OWNERS AND PUBLISHERS.
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A Little Early Riser

now and then, at bedtime will cure conStipa-
ton. biliouSncSs and liver troubles. DcWitt's
Little Early Riscrs are the famous little pills
that cure by arousing the sccrctions. moving
the bowels gently, yet ctfectually. and giving
such tone and strength to the glands of the
stomach and liver that the cause of the
trouble is removed entirely. and if their use is
continued for a few days, there will be no re-
turn of the complaint. Sold by all druggists.
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Made Young Again.

"Onc of DR.. Kings New Life Pills each
night for two weeks has put me i'll my teens
again" W rites u. II. Turncp of Dcmpseytown,
Pa. They're the best in the world for Liver
stomach and Bowels. Purely vegetable.
Only 25c mt The Bel Air Drug Store.
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Reduced Rates to AShviile.

For the benefit of those desiring to attcnd
the meeting of the American Society of Civil
Engineers. at Ashcvillc, n. c., June : to ::
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sci
good going June >. Il and :, and good return
ing to reach original starting point not later
than Junc >, inclusive from all stations on
It's lines at the rate of single fare for the
round trip plus twenty-five cents. Forratcs
and conditions of tickets consult Ticket
Agents.
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For Sale-No. 1 fresh Cow. P. ]
Clemson AllibOnc Nd
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For Sale or Rent
As a Summer Residence.

Mountain. lately occupied by Mrs. Fred.
Shrivcr. There are about 30 acres of of land
attached, which can be rented or bought
with the House. The COTTAGE contains
four bed rooms. Kitchen. Dining and Sitting
Rooms and two Pautrics.
Address or apply to
CIIAS. L. CRESWELL. Agent.
Mountain Hartford Co., Md
Quick Arrest.
I. y. Guicd-c, of Verbcna. Ala, was twice
in the hospital from 4 severe case of piles
causing ~ tumors. After doctors and all
remedies failed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve quick
w arrested further Inflammation and cured
him. II conquerS aches and kills pain. 25c.
a The Bel Air Drug Store.
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TSJVFSS NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion and
S cents line for each subsequent Insertion
seven words 70 line, Nc advertisement in.
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inserted for less than Is
cents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-06
Hub0 aver
muChaS COnferenCiaS con Ell
GObernadOr
Un jefs dc partldo y un ex-
alcalde, desf1laron por
Santa Catalina

Aver, an personajs republicanc,
cale bro una confsrencia CON sl Go.
bernador. DaapuSs sl sefior Abril;
de Aguasilla, celsbr6 otra con nferen
ciA tAmbi6n CON el Gobernador. Das'
Alcalds, eelebr6 su correspondents
cor f srenciR CON el Gobernador. Y,
por 1itimo, cate senior ex aleslds,
confersnci6 dsspues CON el Sc IRE
rario de Puerto Rico.
No ne saba si todRs esas confa.
rencias tienen relac:on entire Of, psro
hay aue pansar Qas tantAs' iaas y
venidas seraa do mzsho inter6s.
Sobre TODD Observable que por Allf
Anauvo, como eli alma de GaribAy
el citado ex acAl1e que a. peraonA
hoy de reemplaxo.
IgLo.age el temA de Las sntrevis
tAs, por que no o. craibls que hsya
por 10 villa del Ojo, aceras eonssrui'
das con donAtivos cuyo importe dc
mat ariAles 30 quiarA taaAr en- al
syuntamiento. Nj o. veroaimil que
los dinsros rsunidos para, socorrer
las pobrseitas vietimas del ingen
dio all ocurrido no hacs mucho, se
hayan empleado on s1ucarillos v On
rAmslos para obseq aiar 10 ssiIor. to
Roosevelt. Nj 90 creibla que el
energico conceial senor CAlder6 n,
tepga necasiaAd de proponer que ID
deuaA de $50 sea repartiao entire
los obssquioaos saiIes y restituidoa
esos dollars 6 aquel fondo do 5000
rroa.
Nada de ESQ an verosfmil. nero l,
verdAd on que no 90 iDformaron ayel
q 10 prsnss los temas do aqaellal
Sntrevistas.
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!: s.; s.; 3 = ! 3 = =
g. T. pgotoneI6n del
o3n11 l< lGnl6 l6Ipa1 a que y d
primisra y apkrtado 80 de. artieulo
3e ~ r1glamento interior 4el' con'
bs apnformid son sl irfofma de
II comisf6n 40 FomontO, el ayunta'
mieDto acnGr4a - A1Ieve 6 cAhc por
enentA del mnnicipio IL iAstalaei6n
d taheriA para q aeu0&ucto On 10
Gallo XIII % 6antnrce, consiGnxn.
doae AiGha pArtidk On eI pr6ximo
prasnpuaAt0 con pre- I sre scia entire
l4a que - hsgan on oil Acuedueto.
por reanltar aquslla de gran uti iaad
para 81 pueblo y el mnnicipio, , cue
q efseto pOr el iEgeniero de la eiu
lad 40 formule oil presupuekto do 10
Obra y se prassnte Al conceio.
! Sc acord6 Sc hagAn rtformas on
| vArias Gales del hArrio de SAnturce
segGa 10 moc:51 saacrita por loa
eonsejales FAlt y Aqainc.
Sc Acor66 asf mi smo 10 construc
ci6n dc nm nuavo cementerio en- San
tnrCe, autorizanao al sefior AleAlds
para que 50 entisnda cen sl senol
Balado, dUefi del tarrsno dasig gnsds
para 10 construction do Aqual, dis
peniendoss que te ccmupique sat
Acuerdo nj il gsniero munici pal par:
que baxA y prasents 81 preaupnest
de gastos para Ia suss. s.dicha obrA.
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x. ssSa%Ss HI ss.S II u. II !. y 80 A4
s 4ene 1els1xo ,aslon
~ &c. : :. r. ~ ss1lcel0 anicipAi
l... :. |. ia! :. = - O1zoss aOs "a uisnts1
"a, w. -. =. - kslIs .sss u, q "
j ~ ese1 - l0l Pk0y yees0 - oon 1
80 neen0 oo. .os eelnulo1 mllisA' y
IL. ns 49, & 80 vlElss So 80 -
- - u - 1fl = ~ acs,al
~ ~. 49, 49, ~ ns..-s !. - = $3.50 ~. -
~. sg1 49, :. - .s-. ... ls -
n....,s,o ~. 49,, 49,. rss.ac s. - d. p 80 81. Z.
- - s.....s.s 4. - ~ ..;.s.. 90 :.
I s~sss'~ -. - 49, - c-se.- :, .sa~r, s
4. k>ras.. - nsss. i IN a Mfs.r
ss..Sc - - rr.As6 - :; -. nsses
a Al - atsnr .rs~
Esx sensrSn nasarx IA com;a;hn
A. HssienSa ! narn nna formnla ii nrn.
vset , ~ or1snanra corresnnndisnt !
n s;,crIar - il Sacretaria sa
Puarfn Rien aohre aohro q ina nf n
tribrvertaa norosos.
Di6se cuanta da uua slxads intar.
ureata nor 81 inGeniero de Ia ciuaAd
contra II supresi6n dc 10 plaz> de ic.
0eniero mee6nieo del municipio.
Ss entsI6 III Conseio de uns me
ci6n presentAdA por don E.tebar
Moreno piiiaDdo ss instAlasen On ID
Marina nuevAs boeas de inceuaio
TAmbisn aolicitA el sI nor Moreno IL
inatalaciol On el rsferido bArrio d.
IN Ps'qus % Il smseros.
aaco sobfe 10 mesA 10 Pesacioi
del Frealeente ae 10 LigA % Frople
tst1os, lntsressndo Q nomore ee al
cna ascension qas eq el proxim'
ano 90 rematen toxos los servlelos
| &IDl6rlOk EuOllCOs
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- 11 ~ nn1ordo nCpeeal
- 4 gexese - =
dos u lfIe oallos doi baxrio dc puer.
- de TisIxxA oonilig gnfndoss para el
gaeto partiNe auilNiente On q press
paestC.
4 petiei6n del oonesjAl don Ests'
bsn Moreno . acord6 que II coloaA-
ei6n de los chinos se extiendA tam
b.6n Il bArrio de la Marina.
Sc dei6 pen1ienta de resoiuciou el
bac.6n espscisl { Ia propiedsd niue
bic q inmuebla para Assnder Ia
JuntA de l1speatores de Caminos. 8
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Session ordinaria de anoche

Fac presentado sl concejo el pro
yeeto de prssupuesto qua con Il GO.
respondents memoirs remite el
alcalde de 10 oiudad, para Au discu
sion y aprobaci6a, cnyo presspues'
to he de rsgir durante el sfo fiscal
de 1903 6 1904, Acordkndcse pAse 6 In
eomisi6n de Hacienaa y se envie ana
cspia cAda concejsl, y que So cite
& servicio o--extraorSinarioe Ell visrues
pr6ximo.
Fac acuerdo ga pc gae de IL parti'
do de imprevlstos loa 400 dollars que
rsclsmsn como hnnorarios los se1o'
res Psttingill y Kaedy por ell jnfor'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-06

New York, Mayo 8, 10. = ms
Ha ocurfidO en- el rio Delaware
una collision de sapcres- Il causa
de este dosgraciaao accid6nto, tue
Ia intensa neblina. A b0rd0 de los
yapores Que chocaFun 50 pr0aujo
gran confusi6n y los gFitos % los
. DDasaieros atuslier0n & los tripu-
fantes, que, en- los primeFos mo-
mentos, mo- sabian & que atribuir
Al ainiestrO.
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FL aey Eduardo
de regreso en- Londres

New York, Mayo 6, 10. a. m.
Ha regresado q Londres ell Rey
Eduardo. Ell Presidente del Gabi-
nete Mr.. Balfour f16 q recibirle
acompafandole hasta Paiacio. FL
Rey Eduardo ha tenido para los
franceses frases muy carifosas,
mostrandose satisfecho especialmen-
te, del recibimiento que SO lie hicie-
ra en- Paris al llegaf ALI de su
viaie por algunas cortes europeas.
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' Irompis' en- la Marina

A6sche, seg6n mos refiaren, sstn-
vieron re.eando por largo ratio dos
amsricanos an IL Marina y no sabe
mos que sl gaardia que prest2ba alIi
servicto formulfrA aenunciA slguns.
Esto no mos extrsnA, puas .os cia
dadAncs de d verdad han tsnido sism
pre- esa prerrogativa sobrs los puer
torr;quef1os.
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20 mueftos

New York, Mayo 8, 10. a. M
Fl choque de vapores ocasiono 20
muertos. Ell sSaginawS sufrio
considerables desperfectos, y q POGO
del choque, con grandes esfuerzos,
la tripulaciGn y pasajeros del sHa-
milton, prestaron auxilios d los del
SSa9inaw w. A borao de este ha-
bla algunas familias, de transito.
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FL Saginaw y
el Hamilton

Nueva York, Mayo 6, 10. q. M.
Los vapores de Ia collision Sc la
man Ell aSaginaws y el sHamiltons
ell primero de la linea sClydeS y
ell se8undo de la inea sDominlon1.
El sSaginaws hace Wales perioG-
cos entire Santo Domingo y los
Estaaos Uniaos.
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Ansiedad en- la
Republica del
SALVADOR

New York, Mayo 6, 10. a. m.
Con motive de la actitua de Es-
tados Unidos en- ell litigio con la
Repdblica del Salvador respecto a
la possession de la propieaad <El
Triuufo>, en- este 1ltimo pals reina
gran ansiedad, temiendose una rap
tura de relaciones entire ambas re-
n1ihlicas
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Dulces en- almibar

Dulces en- 'almibAr de varias ala
ses tabAcos y cigarrillos ne venden
In lsdo del Ayunts mianto casa y d
marc 30 freute & Ia Plaza Prin cipHI
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fARJKrAS do vista con sohres
9 dA slles, o. hasen sa aha Co
rres pen&eMeta-H
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GHPRGSA De VAPORGS
DE 5OBRlNoS DE HERRERA


sEmpresa
e mest
Ell Jus 2s de % mes toendo Ponce
Q AguadnlA
oITADos
psAJE apstso
AfuadMa Mayaghez .upsroJ
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Concentrates importAdores de pro
welcomes de todAs procedencias.
San Iusto 18 y Is, San JUAN Pto'
Rico.
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sUtile dalci,s infirmo aelectando
pAritel que curAndo.
sLa Emulsion As Scott, de aceits
de higaAo DO bacalao CON hipcfosn'
tos de cal y de scsa, reune ans ex'
celentes caAliaAass t6nico reconsti'
tuyentss y nutritivas, 81 que % asi'
mia CON f&cilidad y ss admitid o y
tolerada por el est6mago, a6n On los
casos de gran dsbiliaad, sobre TODD
tians por su sabor grato. gran apli'
caei6n como reconstisuyenseu untriti'
vo en- los nif1os escrofalosos
DR.. ELISEO MURC.
M6aico Mayor 10. 90 Sani6aa Mi
litar, Director del Hospital MilitAr
de Mayagrsx Paerto Rico.
Para CUrdr un Refrddo on U1 did
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTR DE BROAA
QUTNINA 81 boticario le deyolyera 81 dinerc 81
no SO cura La Arma de =. W. CROW 30 hallA
On oada ca1ita.
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od caa
d m
q
no opk p mil t p
e
6coneuen d. sfimnnts smorksco otambNnh
odeaoho
a1 ha
VINO CoRDAl
Na
noAs DEA ArvA- nso-ya abae.h
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!, NADIA mas c6moAO y sensaeo
j que llevar ell bolsillo, para la tos y
Y rcsfriados una cajita de las PassaAlaS
i BronQuaales de Brown. Sin rival
j para ell alivio de las irritaciones de La gar
= ganta que sou causadas por resfriados-
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Doctor Emilio CheYrenOnt
CERUJAN0 DENTIsTA
San Francisco SO
| FRENTE A LA CAPILLA
Sal Superior de Curazao
A so OENTAv0S qq

Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ia
maflos de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Maiz del pals q $3.50 az.
Chorizos gallegos en- latas
4 $1.1o.
AIambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Grampas. barril de 90
libras S..
Ofrecen Baquefo J Gandara
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| aEsoA
| uoz a4zusoou
/
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Baquero y Gandara.

iTIIslIyIFI7TfITIIIEIIIIfITI
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j. SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL Go.
San Juan ARuadia Pr.
1uoucsal en Paris. 4l CaLs Oaumartin
6os cass credito sobre
EEevsYosk, Nuevs-0reaps, Francisco,
oraeses
Corresponsaiasa
trea1e !yoRnGs Paris, ksdriA Bsaloas,
ComPsoir National
EaAsge AatrichjoHe Paris
Uraayo Ca.
Rxpress Naeva- YORK.
Wells San Fraacis California
Agsntss Generates do a Soosdad de Asegsros Norwich
ngaterra, Coasgnatarios dc la ompahia General TrAau
}ca Pariss
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-02-06
C0uncll Meetiu4.

The council WAS in session Monday
evening and disposed of the water
works question Meters will be in
stalled AZ fast NJ possible and the
meter rate will he put into effect the
first of May. The ordinance govern
any the cost of water will he published
soon. The object of putting in meters
is nnt To Increase th.. cost of water Ia
those VIII" pay for it. but to shut of
the supply OF those who take it with.
out permission.
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For Sale.

At the locke farm. two miles north
OF Lewis. Eight head of extra large
young mules, Que span of matched
horses, hogs, farm machinery of all
kinds, including stacker. wagons.
bnggies. etc There are about fifty
hogs, some being Thoroughbred Berk-
shires. the rest sOxs and stOckers.
Also thoroughbred barred Plymouth
Rock chickens, and white Holland and
bronze turkeys tor sale. will sell On
easy term. where security ia good.
Mrs. l.. p. LOCKE.
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Follo~ing is the new time card on
the Santa Fee, in effect Sunday, Nov.
10. It Ia not as satisfactory in this
lOcality Is the one it replaces:
The main line local arrives at 2:55
p. M, turns and goes east NJ 400 p. m.
The locals on the branch are oper-
ated from Hutchinson to Dodge and
going west will leave here at 3:20 p.
m. and going east at 1905 a. m.
Passenger trains going vest arrive.
No. 5, over the main line. at 1886 p.
M, and over the bran, h. No. l ut 9:lO
p. N No At 1910 u. m, and the
local from Hutchinson 1t 1926 p IN.
Passenger trains gong east will
leave here over the main line. No.
At $50 a. m and No. 8 At S:35 p. N. ;
over the branch, No. 2 at $40 p. M
and the local for Hutchinson at 300
p. m. No. does the local work from
Hutchinson west and runs over the
cut-otf. No. makes no stops be-
1--WE Hutchinson and Kinsley.
c. w. CLASS, Agent.
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Club Notes.

A large number of club women with
bright quotations and interesting
events met with Mrs. l.. w. Higgins
for the weekly session of the Woman 3
Club last Wednesday.
Afterwards the ladies' enjoyed II
really wonderful paper by Mrs. H. L
SchnatLerly ON "rhe Reformation -
It's powerful analysis of the tremen-
Sous forces and currents of thought
which preceded the Reformation, and
world 1T that time, showed how much
Thought and research had been given
To the subject. The obscurity of the
theology and doctrine of the early
reformers, Mrs. Schnatt-rly admitted,
bnt pronounced it 1.-THE solid founda-
lion by means of which the reforms
ton WAS accomplished" 1.-The early
failures were part of The work, tor u
great moral revolution is never ac-
coinplished in one generation. These
early workers declared the church had
closed its doors to the truth and thai
the only hope of their opening WAS by
IL higher spiritual llie. Printing
helped ON the work of the Reforrna-
tion by distributing the Bible. enab.
ling the people 10 compare for them
selves it's higher moral standard with
the corrupt practices of the age. The
Reformation Was spread over Europe
by men who Went To Wittenburg for
an education and studied under Luth-
e. They carried the new doctrines
wherever the people Were ready for
them. Wherever il Succeeded il ele-
waited the masses socially: Il love OF
liberty WAS engendered; more liberal
forms of government prevailed, aud
repu blics followed in their Footsteps.
We can only quote part of this ex
cellent paper, and all club women who
were absent miss q treat
The club will engage Mrs. Fred
Hanson tO give II recital some time in
| March. The meeting next week is
Mrs. Bla nchard.
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Sonto Fe
SURVEYORS PUBLICATION NOTlLE.
First puoli>he Jan. 3, lale.

flrGt puDn>ned Jan. Is. IKE.
State of kan~as Edwards county, -
In the matt err OF establishing. permanently.
the corners a,ud baum aries or lands owned
by !. q. Potie.. to Thomas Madden of Russell
county. ksu.as. Ralph Riley Of Edwards
COUNTY, Ma sss. ID. Ogden OF Edward
C 'uuiy. Kansas. ana the unkn Wa own of
the southeast gu ,rtrr The st,uthwesi quarter
ami the nnr' heast quarter "f section rhirt,-
six Township wenty - Z. tia 9e Eighteen,
N the southeast quarter aud the sa,ui b
quarter OF ccfinn TWENTY-FIVE, Town hip
twenty-six. Range Fighter:
Y"u are hereb. notified that -. &. Potter,
II Edwards Ouhty, kunsas. has mortified me-
"a ounty Surveyor "f Edwards uuaty.
kansus. tn establish. permanently. th.. COZ
uers aud boundaries OF tn. following e.
scribPd tract of ! nd owuel hy h.m amt
situated ! Edwsr''s County. kansas. 'Gwit ::
The northwe quarter of Sec iOn Thir y
six Township Twenty-siX. Range Eighfe ~,
az hrtwe him a.'d you aud each OF you wit b
respect to trris nf and respectively ow, ed
bS YOU and lying adj &C nj to the ab. We des-
crIbed land and thar !. IA tOun Surveyor
will ~. the rcnth day IF February 1903 At
10 O'Clock \. IN. OF said day. b',x..ning ut the
n rthwe cnrner of section Thirtv.six.
Township Twentr-six, Ring Eighteen, In
said county, proceed according tn law Ia
establish. permanently. said corners ami
boundaries. at which time You may if you
wish. be present and be heard.
II. REEDER,
county Surveyor,
70 Edwards county. ka sas
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Language Phone Method for the
Study of German.

The true and only way Of acquiring
a foreign language il through the
sense of hearing; the study of gram
mars and lexicOns although necessary
will not enable the student TO become
u fluent speaker.
The language phone method not
only requires sufficient study to mas
ter the technicalities of language.
but gives the student the practical,
living langnage-the voice of a
scholar speaking in his native tongue.
This method is growing rapidly in
favor and IL endorsed by German
scholars everywhere.
Cost OF snition about two dollars
per month Length OF time three to
ave months. Inquire ~ Kinsley Book
Store.
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Santa Ee Excursions.

Homeseekers' Exrursion--One low
est standard first class fare for the
round trip plus So The entire
amount to be- collected by the selling
agent. Dates of sale, February 3 and
IL, March 3 and Il, and April 7 and
u, 1903. To points in Arkansas.
Arizona. Louisiana. and New Mexico:
to all points in Indian Territory,
Oklahoma and Texas, and to all
points on the Santa Fe in Colorado
Rocky Ford and east. Minimum
selling rate (incIuding So, SO.
Second Class Colonist Pates to the
Pecos Valley, N, NJ, and Salt River
Valley, AriZ.-The following second
class rates will be in effect daily from
February l5. 1893, to April Both, 1903.
inclusive: TO Peco-, Texas. and in
termediate points on the P..cos system
via Amarillo; to Ell Paso. Texas,
Deming, N NJ, and Intermediates on
the Santa Fee via LaJunta, Colo A; to
Phoenix and Prescott, Ariz., anil in
termediateN on Santa Fee, Pacific and
). F. P. & P. via Albuquerque, S25.
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Belpre Items

| htSsbo
John Shay was in town Monda,
and Tuesday.
Sam Luc - was in town Tuesday Oh
his way TO st. John.
Emmett Donavan returned to schoo
ut Salina last Monday.
L D. Donavan went TO Kansas City
on business for n few days
George Meader went to Larned las
Saturday and took in the sights o
that town.
Thomas Jarard has bought quar-
ter of land from John Hayes. Con
sideration. 81 ,O5O.
j. w. Pharo has bought out the
meat market and will put stock OF
grH.eries in the building.
The boys of this place had great fun
Tuesday skating all over the town OF
| wherever they wished to go.
DR. and Mrs. Haynes of Kinsley
we're in this place last week attending
the funera! of Mrs. Katharine Dona-
van
Guy Mather and Mrs. Ellen Rucker
were in town Sunday and Mond ny
visiting their sister, Mrs. S. B. Web
Der.
Miss Carrie Clark and Mrs. Minnie
Hull and children returned to the lat
ter's home ut Hydro, Okla, last Mon
day.
Lust Monday night WAS rather I'M
usual. We are not accustomed tn
having thunder and lightning SD early
in the year.
G.. New Ouse received Mexican
dog on Monday. 1t Was quite II sight
To many Of Dur people. as that species
is Very rare.
MIR. Parker came up from Fellsburg
on Tuesday and loaded couple Of
his boys on the east-bound passenger
train. They were on their way to visit
their randparents.
There are three new houses going
up in town-one by NJ. L. Campbell.
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w alter strees and will move In the
near future.
George Malone had q horse TO go
down in the we'll last week-presum-
ably for drink-but the horse won't
drink any more.
II the persons who are in the habit
Of borrowing corn from our corn pile
don't quit taking all the big ears
there will he trouble pretty soon.
The South Side is not exactly on n
"boom." but it ia having q wonder
full growth. There is talk of opening
''We-tern Avenue through to
Kinsley which would make the road
To that 'burg" three miles shorter.