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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13

Friday evening the degree team of
Leola council went TO Clinton, where
another auxiliary lodge to the Red
Men was installed. The new lodge
has charter membership of 80 mem
bers, and will be known as the White
Fawn lodge. The team left Friday af-
ternoon, and after the work was
through with the Clinton lodge gave
a banquet in honor of the Moline
team. Friday evening King Philip
tribe of Red Men conferred the chiefs
degree upon several members and
also the lawmakers degree on a
number of members. The following
officers were elected: Prophet, Romeo
Owens: Sachem, John Moberg; senior
sycamore, Arthur Johnson; Junior sag
amore, Robert Mahon; trustee for IS
months, Emil Coleman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13

Saturday the Rock Island shops at
New Shops inaugurated the regular
weekly holiday. Hereafter, continuing
through the summer months. the men
will be at liberty every Saturday af-
ternOOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13

1t is very possible that Moline will
have the seventh convention next year
to entertain if intentions of E. B. Knox
and A. V. Esterdahl come out as they
expect them to do. Today they de-
parted for Peoria, where they will at
tend the oath convention of the ILL
nois Undertakers' association, at
which session they will invite the con-
vention of 1905 to be held IN Moline.
The convention of 1905 is of unusual
Importance, for the members will also
celebrate the 25th anniversary of the
organization and it is expected that
over 600 delegates will be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13

\ sad death in this city was that of
Mrs. Elda NickersOn. the 1S-year-old
wife of Arthur Nickerson, an en-
ploye at the Bettendorf Wheel works,
which occurred Saturday at 521 Brady
street after two weeks illness with
inflammation of the bowels. Mr.. Nick
erson came to Davenport March and
soon thereafter was married at Aller-
ton. Iowa. the former home of deceas-
ed. and to which place the remains
have been shipped for burial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

ciertas estaciones resultan casi
intransitables, a fin de atender
a los asuntos que tengan con las
autoridades ADMINISTRATORS 8
judiciales de la localidad,
No puede pedirse una rectifi-
cacion mas completa.
Y la Camara legislative ac-
cediendo, como siempre, a los
deseos del gobernador debe re-
vocar la ley de anexion munic1-
pal. tanto mas cuanto que, de
no hacerlo asi la responsible
dad de la Asamblea habrfa de
crecer considerablemente mien-
tras que ell Honorable MIR Hunt,
entire su habilidosa escapatoria
del dilema y su deseo manifes
tado de enmendar el yerro, (y
este 10 decimos en- la segunda
acepclon que tiene la paiabra,)
llegaria a eludir toda responsa-
bilidad ZEN Ell asunto que nos
ocupa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Angel ceIestino Morales

En- ell 1ltimo correo espaffol lego 4
esta isla el reputable violinista puerto
rriquefio cue l!eva por nombre ell que
eStas lfueas encabeza.
Natural de Gursbo, dej6 entrever en-
los primeros affos de su vida las no v1l-
cares cualidades que de artista pos ia,
y de esta suerte fue enviado por la Di-
putacion Provincial 4 Espafia.
Una vez que en- Madrid estuvo, So
licit6 y consiguio entrar> en- Ell conser-
vatorio, en- donde, Ia saxon, estudio
su carrera.
Discfpulo aventajado de Hero. fue
merecedor del primer premio de violin
en- aquel conservatorio. Mas tarde for
mo parte de varias orquestas en- los
principales teatros de la Corte, y fiti-
mamente por sus excepcionales meritos
de ejecutaute prodigioso, ,lno de los
primeros puestos en- la "Sociedad de
Conciertos", que. bajo Ia direction del
eminente maestro Jimenez, hace tenn
porada en- ell teatro Real.
El joven y eminente artista piensa
dar un concierto en- el teatro de esta
capital, ermitiendonos asf admirar sus
justanente ponderadas dotes.
Por p-imera vez podremos tributar
aplAusos al genio puertorriquefio, An
gel Celestino Morales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Resefiahist6ric a
de la Taquigrafia

No es la Taquigrafia una invenci6n
moderna, como generalmente Sc cree,
este arte es conocido desde la mas re-
mota antiguedad, y hasta puede de-
cirse que este genero de escritura es
anterior al del alfabeto.
va en- tempo de los egipcios, Sc ha-
cfa uso de una escritura especial, que
eonsistia en- representa- sobre piedras,
maderas, etc., los contornos aunque i'm
perfectcs & informes de los objetos que
Sc querian representa-. Pero como,
por una parte, estas representations
eran hijas del convencionalismo del que
las trazaba, y como adem4s, Sc necesi
taba, para una representation, media
namente cara, cierta habilidad en- e.
que la reproducfa, y este no estaba al
alcance de todoS, la confusion que eau
saba al querer descifrar estos geroPlf :
6cos, era grande, y bien pronto hubie-
ron de yer los ho0ibres Ia necesidad de
reemplazar tai escritura con otra mas
perfecta y mas breve de trazar. .Estos
geroglifcos, no eran pues en- rigor, mas
que una taquigraffa, que paso de los
egipcios los griegos, los que para cyi
tar una repeticion fastidiosa de las pa
labras, inventaron ciertas sefiales senci
las, de las que csda una representaba
IN objeto determinado, con 10 que 81
bien Sc habfa dado I'm gran paso, era
insuficiente, pues Sc necesitaba para
representa- cualquier oraci6n, cincuenta
veces mas espaciO, que el que hoy So
necesita.
Pero no obstante. "a aquf qued6 el
primer paso dado. "a Sc saba que por
signos, habfa que representsr las pa
labras 3 sonidos, y "a era mas facil
pegar 6tina escrituta mas bfeve ia.
tcligible. IA Sc v6 per esto que. Ia IA :
quiRrafia no es soIarnente anterior 4 Il
escritura' sino madre & origen de ella,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
En- la Carnara baja
(MoTAs AL vUELo)

H. B. 10. Para que los agrf-
cultores puedan contraer presta-
mos con la garantia de produc-
tos y efectos agricolas. Por ell
seflor Rosy,
H. B. IA. Sobre .ibertad con-
dicional y extencion y suspen-
sion de penas. Por el seiior
Rosy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
En- los fs.iIossnaEes
FL paI0 de esc0ba
POR UNA BOTELLA

lose Encarnaci6n Eosado esta encar
gado de cuidar ell sitio en- que los anne
ricanos juegan pelota en- Puerta de
TERRA; y Clotilde Rodriguez, que ha
sufrido condemns en- la carcel, le dio con
ir de noche al Sitio mencionado, a peSar
de Ia prohibici6l de Rosado, hasta que
ell 20 de Noviembre tiItimo, Rosado Sc
puso "colorao" y corTio la Jovita,
dSndole varios golpes con I'm palo de
escoba.
El tribunal impuso hoy 4 Encarna-
ci6n treinta dias de arresto.
~
William Lind fue absueito de la de-
nuncia que le formu'ara cl gerente CO
"Pto Rico Cigars co, atribuyendole
haberse abouado en- los ibros Glen do
liars mas de sus sueldos.
lie defendi0 Ell Lcdo DiaS Navarro,
que pronurci6 un razonado discursc,
lleno de l6gica irrebatible.
-
Maria Pizarro le peg6, con uca bote-
la & Iovita Capetillo. J Ia Corte de dis
trito e conden6 40 dollars de nulta
para que Sc cor,ijs:
La exception propuesta por el abb
pado Falcon, en- causa contra Francis
3 Martinez Gnnez; L p, ha sido de-
sestinada pr el TIibuna. Sc alegaba
que habian tfsscnrrido ms de o. dias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Ell delegado Aponte dedica su
energia a pedir que Sc tomen en-
consideration todos los proyec-
tos de ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Un puntO...... am srica no

Ell Presidente Roosevelt ha sancio-
nado la sentencia de expulsion del
ejercito y TN afio de encierro impuesta
por consejo de guerra en- Manila al te-
niente de caballerla P. B. MacLane,
convicto de apropiarse 500, dinero per-
teneciente la intendencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Ell ayuntamiento de Maya
guez remite copia certificada de
un acuerd0del mismo, solicitan-
do de la Camara la votacion y
promulgacion de una ley, por la
que Sc determine que ell uno por
ciento que Sc recauda por con-
tribuci6n directa, Sc destine a
los municipios.
~
Un mensajero de la Camara
reparte ell "Aguila" de Navarro
te, Aguerrevere y compalia.
Fueron leidos en- primera lee
tura, los siguientes proyectos de
ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
NOta del dia

VII, que SaO6 GSCurT1T Ell DultO
con habilidosa provision, echa
sobre la Camara baja la respon-
sabilidad de los dafios que han
sufrido varios pueblos, en- vir-
tud de la ley de anexion de los
municipios; v dice en- su men
safe: "Recomende que Sc adop-
tara una de las dos medidas si-
guientes, reformando ell sistema
de gobierno municipal: que los
municipios fuesen clasificados
como ciudades, de acuerdo con
ell n1mero de sus habitantes,
concediendoles TN sistema COM
pleto de gobierno local, y como
pueblos 8 aldeas, con TN gobier-
no menos complejo y adecuado
a comunidades rurales; 8 que
Sc redujese ell n1mero de muni-
cipios mediante la consolidation
de unos con otros, concediendo-
les todos ell retener practical
mente la misma forma de GO
bierno.
Die que la primera reforma
era mas radical que la segunda,
pero ue.signi6caba un sistema
de gobierno mas permanente,
y que serfa mas temprano 8 mas
tarde adoptado. La Asamblea
Legislative Sc decide por la Sc
gunda de las reformas propues-
tas, y aErobo una ley suprimien-
DO veinte de los pequefios mu-
nicipios anexandolos a los pue-
bios vecinos de mayor impor-
tancia".
Bastante claro 10 dice Mr..
Hunt.
La responsatilidad de 10 que
ha sucedido no le alcanza a el.
mo lie propuso dos medios a la
Asamblea, a fin de que tuviera
donde escoger2
ST escogio ell 1ltimo la CANA
ra lpor que no Sc determine por
el primerof
sEs que acepto Ell 1ltimo, ell
de la anexion, por juzgarlo mas
conveniente y economico, y me-
nos radical, como dice Mr. Hunts?
En- ese case era ell menos malol
de los dos propuestos; pero en-
manera alguna 10 bastante reco-
mendable para que Sc aceptaseI
como remedio a la desorganiza-
cion municipal.
Sin embargo, en- Ell parrafo del
mensaje parece traslucirse este
reproche del gobernador: ISL
hubiesen adoptado la otra for
mula -!
SOcorrida manera de eludir
responsibilities que a todosI
alcanzan, 81 bien es verdad que
la Camara es mas culpable quel
Ell consejero supreme.
AhOra, aprovechando la oca- :
sion de encontrarse reunida la
Legislature, los pueblos cuya re- /
presentation municipal fue SUI
primida reclamau su perdidal
categoria. Ell Gobernador CON-
prende la raz6n que asiste a esas
poblaciones para quejarse, como
10 hacen,y dice: La ley de ane-
xi6n ha producido una econo-I
mia en- la administration muni-
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Mdudlltd lECSCd.
Ell -reloj sefiala las nueve y
calcetfn. (No siempre ha de ser
media }
Los ventiladores etcetera. =. :
Ell presidente da Ell golpe.
Ell secretario llama a los dele
gados. pero no a Gordils.
Y, q proposito de Gordils lque
Sc han hecho los infantes de
Aragoni
Mejor dicho ldonde esta el de-
legado don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales1
Carrion lee Ell Sun.
Ell doctor N11ez concurre a la
session de hoy.
Hay 22 Delegates en- la sala.
iEl veintidooooos!
Los patitos eu arroz!
~
Ell delegado Aponte dedica su
energia a pedir que Sc tomen en-
consideration todos los proyec-
tos de ley.
No hay noticias de los dele
gados Rola y Torregrosa.
Hoy debe llegar el delegado
Fajardo.
Sc discute ell H. B. mum. 8, del
sefior Hernandez Lopez, a nom
bre de la ComiSi6n de Legisla-
cion, para conceder apelacion en-
los casos de misdemeanor, re-
sueltos por las cortes de dis
trito.
-s--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Ell H. B. nun. 8 dice asf:

Seccion I-Contra Ia sentencias que
dictaren las Cortes de Districts en- los
casos de misdemeanor. de cue conocie-
ren en- primera instancia, podra inter-
ponerSe recurso de apelaci6n ante ell
Tribunal supreme, en- el termino de
dos meses, a contar desde que Ia sen
ten'ia hubiere sido pronunciada. Di-
cho recurso producira el efecto de sus-
pender la ejecucion de la sentencia ape
lada.
Seccion 2.-El Tribunal Supreme, al
|conocer del recurso, podra disponer Ia
amplicion de la hauza prestada por el
acusado, 81 la conSidera incu6ciente.
Seccion 3.-El termino establecido en-
Ia Seccion primers para interponer ell
recurSo de apelacion empezara con-
tarse, respecto a los reos que estuvieren
en- prision por virtud de sentenca en-
casos de misdemeanor, desde Ia fecha
de la aprobacion de esta ley.
Seccion 4.-Los efectos de esta Ley
no alcanzan los casos en- que las SEN
tencias hayan sido totalmente cumpli-
das.
Seccion 5.-La presente Ley regirz
desde ia fecha de Su aprcbaci6n-
Secci6n 6.-Toda ley 6 parte de ley
que Sc oponga la presente queda de-
rogada.
FL sefior Ramos pide la paIa-
bra.
Habla hasta las 10 y IS minu-
tos.
A esa hora empieza a hablar
el seflnr De Diego.
LIE interrumpe Ramos.
Habla el Presidente.
~
Once de la mafiana.
La session esta muy fra.
Ell juez Bazan aparece en- es-
cena.
Las once y cuarto.
Con algunas enmiendas, es
aprobado ell FL. B. MIN. 8.
Sc suspende la session.
HasLa el lunes pr6ximo. 4 la
una de la tarde.
iMafianita friai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
MISAS DE MANANA.

Catedral. ...-. a las5zy mafaua.
San Jose ...... 7y3 de la idem
San Francisco. - 3 de Ia dem
Convento de S.
Miguel. -. sss H de Ia idena
Capilla T. OF. - 6H de IA ideu1-
Santa Ana. - ~ y 81 idem.
Puerta de TERRA :. 7y9 de La idem.
Santurce......- I" 7y9de IA ideua-
Enero rS. lunes.--La Cx;edra de san
Pedro en- Roma y santa Prisca virpen
y martir.
MISAS DEL LUNES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Secci6EH sseEigyiOsa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Enero ~, domingo. : El duIce uosu-
bre de Jesds y san Antonio abad. y CT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Once de la maTiana.
La session esta muy fra.
Ell juez Bazan aparece en- eS
cena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

No hay noticias de los dele
gados Rola y Torregrosa.
Hoy debe llegar el delegadc
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-09-21
Noted Correspondent anu Traveller

Few newspapers in the United States
are able to command the services of as
brilliant corps of correspondents as
that OF the Chicago Record Herald. It's
choice of Washington correspondent
is indicative Of The Record Herald's
policy of obtaining the best there is to
be had. Walter Wellman, the we'll
known author on political subjects and
one of the ablest writers of the day,
acts in that capacity.
Mr.. Wellman was born in Mentor,
Ohio, Nov.'3, 1858. At the age of Ia he
began his newspaper experience, es-
tabllshing at that age weekly paper
in the little town of Sutton, Neb. In
1873 he returned to Ohio, and a year
later established the Cincinnati Even
ing post. In 1884 he became the
Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Herald, and in 1892 he visited
Central America and the West Indies
and located the landing place of
Columbus on Watlng's (San Salvador)
Island, and marked the spot with a
huge stone monument. Mr.. Wellman's
dashes for the north pole are we'll known,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-09-21
! BERT BEAN KILLED.

Bert Bean (colored) who until a
short time ago resided here, was
shot and killed at Pratt on Friday
last. Charley Moore who attend
ed the funeral on Saturday relates
the facts as follows: Bert and a
white man who was intoxicated
were having time together, it
being show day, and the white
man struck Bert and Knocked him
down. Bert got up and began to
fight when a deputy marshal inter
fered and arrested him. The other
man was not arrested and one of
Bert's friends told him to run
away from the marshal which he
did. AS Bert was noted for his
Sprinting qualities, the marshal
could not catch him but after run
ming some distance drew his gun
and fired. The bullet took effect
in the back and passed out through
the breast. Bean lived about
twelve hours. When he died the
deputy marshal was arrested.
Beans body was buried at Pratt.
These are the particulars as re-
lated by Mr.. Moore who was
Beams friend. There may be
side to/it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-09-21
HGzeEon Items.

Reese Clark is building a large barn
on his already we'll improved farm west
Of town.
Robert Haberlein is taking in the
sights at st. Louis and may be there
several days.
w. 0. Buckles Is preparing to build a
fine residence on his farm northwest of
town four miles.
Hazelton is now going to have
rural telephone system. 1t will be put
in now In short time.
0. 7. Combs is building nice resi-
dence in the city which means that
hereafter he Will stay with US.
L. M. Presnall is again able to be
out and was IN the city today. Monday.
for the first time since he got hurt.
B. l.. Drake is buildinga larger barn
on his farm east of town, which will
add greatly to its already fine appear
apce.
Miss Emma Westlake, of Marion,
Ohio, is visiting with Mrs. Ayers and
other friends aud relatives-in this part
of Barber.
Regardless of the busy season we
noticed that FIVE out OF the eight demo.
cratic delegates were able to find time
to attend the county convention last
Saturday.
Fl. Kaufman has already started In
to shake hands, and before the first
woax no xu oc h N 6i0o ont Tho loft booJ
What will be his condition If this goes
on until election, one hand done up the
first week? and Pat not even started in
get.
1t is an old saying that whom the
Gods would destroy they first make
mad. Wonder if some of the republi.
can candidates hadn't better read up on
this old saying just little before they
get too awfully mad.
G. E. Gamble and the While brothers
now have their cement walk all ready
to spit on, and F. L. Dicks has men at
work putting his walk in. Isn't it
about time the fellows on the south
side began to sit up and take notice.
They are being badly left, in the line of
improvements.
We notice that the statement is be.
ing made that the Banks have on de-
post an average Of 1854 for each one in
the county, aud as that would entitle
us to 1884 we are ready at any time to
receipt for ou- part, and get it back in
circulation. Don't know which bank
has ours but that doesn't make any
d iffereDce.
In justice to Mr.. Garner we desire
TO say that the statements made last
week that it was he who objected 10
Mr.. w. III. Smiths being candidate
| for commissioner On account OF his
Mormon belief. was an error. The
party who gave us the information was
mistaken and we don't want it to stand
as stated. The objeotion was made
but not by Mr.. Garner.
1t now seems that the republicans
have let their better Judgment, prevail
and have decided not 20 make a party
fight in the city; at any rate a number
{ or them went in with the democr ats
and nominated a ticket and called
It a citizens ticket, just like they have
been doing here for years. No one but
an unreasonable partisan wants party
hight In the township. They can get
enough OF it On the balance of tho
ticket, and keep things peaceab'e at
aome. The Democrats did not fear
party ticket but was determined that if
the republicans wanted it they must
furnish enough Republicans to all out
their ticket. and not ask Democrats to
run as republicans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-09-21
Mule Creek Items.

Mr., John Angel marketed wheat to
town Monday.
Miss Emma Sergeant called on Miss
Grace Ball Monday.
The farmers are all happy since the
fine rain Monday night.
We are glad to report that Grandpa
Avery is able to work again.
Mrs. Wilson Holmes mother and
sister from the strip are here visiting.
George Roth run a nail in his foot
last Sunday and caused him a trip to
town to consult a physician.
Uncle Bob Smith became tangled in
a barrel hoop while at the Eagle post
Office last week and fell and hurt his
knee. He is afraid 1t will prove serious.
DIR. Coleman was called out Monday
to see Grace Ball who was hurt last
Thursday while in Medicine from a
a defective sidewalk. It is hoped i,
will not prove serious.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-09-21
LAKE CITY PICNIC.

The picnic to be held at Lake
City on September 22nd and 23rd
promises to excel every similar
event in that part of the county
held before. The speakers thus
far engaged are Hon. A. B. Reaves,
Democratic candidate for state
senator, Hon. Claude Duval and
Senator Chester |. Long.
The program of amusements will
include all kinds of races, merry
go-round and other pleasures. Re-
freshments of all kinds and no
beverages or fakirs. Prepare to
90.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-09-21
Lake City items.

Iell Buck went 20 the st. Frances
hospital at Wichita, Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Riley Lake has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
SIT up.
Rev. &. A. Spencer, and Rev. Baling-
er are holding revival at liberal this
week.
C.S. Martyrs father near Kansas
City arrived this week to make a short
visit with his son.
Robert Crane and wife were in town
Thursday. stocking up with groceries,
ready for the threshers.
George Hickman Of Roxdale Virginia,
is here visiting his pieces. Mrs. Landon
Mills and Mrs. Joe Lahey.
Mrs. HAMMER and daughter of FAIRY.
Ok, mother and sister of Richard
HAMMER, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. c.. Shiggly and
d aughter, Lena, returned home Tues
day, from their trip to Coffeyville and
st. Louis.
II. w. Skinner is having a serious
time with boil on his fingef, being
obliged to 60 to Goats Thursday to have
it lanced.
Come to the picnic and hear the Hon.
A. b. Reeves speak. AS we are
personally acquainted with HIM we as
sure you that you will enjoy listening
to him.
Mrs. Minnie Warnstaff, Miss Clara
WarDstaff, Misses Jessie and LYDIA
Hargis were baptized Sunday night,
and several others joined the Methodist
church on probation.
The cold wave Tuesday made the
people think of warmer clothes, and it
was mighty disappointed Lake City
man that hunted for his fall oYercoat
only to learn that his wife had Graded
it to dago peddler for pair of plaster
paris vases and bottle of soothing
syrup.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-09-21
COMMITTEE MEETS SATURDAY.

The Democratic Central Com
mittee of Barber county is hereby
called to meet in Medicine Lodge
on SATURDAY, Sept. 24th. The
Democratic candidates are also
urged to meet with the committee
on this occasion. Campaign mat
tiers Of the utmost importance will
be discussed.
RILEY LAKE, Chairman.
SEWARD |. FIELD, Secretary.
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PUBLIC SALE.

| will sell at public sale at my farm,
two miles south and four miles west of
KiOwa. Kansas, and miles north of
Capron, Oklahoma, Il II u RSDA Y,
3 E z t. Goth, 1904, beginning at 10
O'Clock sharp: 25 head of sows that
viii bring pigs soon, Is head of sows
with pigs, s serviceable boars, 20 spring
and summer bears, go spring and sum-
mer gifts, 2 herd boars, Sampson, No.
36,64l and King Wilkes. These are all
registered or eligible to register; Is
horses, s head broke, 10 head 2 and 8
year-Old colts, all native horses. 35
COWS and heifers, 6 mich COWS, 80
calves, l 2 year-old short horn bull.
Farm implements, new Fuller-Lee
~ disc drill, l 3.disc sulky pillow, I sur.
rey, new sets new double harness
and other things too numerous to men,
ton. Lunch served on the grounds.
TERMS of sale: Sums of $40 and
under cash; sums oyer $40 credit of
10 months will be given without inter.
est If paid when due; if not paid when
due, 10 per cent interest from date of
sale. Discount of five pei cent will be
given for cash. No property to DO re-
moved until settled for by security,
note or cash. Note must be secured.
Stock for shipment Grated and deliver.
ed, f. o. b., Klowa.-ED s. n. A. PRAY.
Col. LAFE BURGER, of Wellington,
Auctioneer,