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CRICKET.
Exciting Race for Metropolitan League
Cha ampi0nship--The Records.

With the smallest possible margin sep
aratine the two clubs in the lead for the
championship OF New York. local crcketers
are already becoming excited over the final
contest for the championship. which will
take place at Staten Island next Saturday.
between the Livingston Field Club and Brook
lyn. One enthusiast. anxious to see Brook
lyn victorious. or rather to witness Living
ston defeated. offered the former team all
manner of prizes. cups and medals and pewter
mugs, II they would only win the game. The
executive committee of the Brooklyn club.
however. at a meeting on Saturday. rejected
this offer, feeling that 1t was not in the best
interests OF pure amateur sport.
York Cricket Association the West Indians
and Essex County are enjoying close battle.
The West Indians now lead. but the result
Of a single game would make a decided differ
ence in their standing. The records:
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New York o o o 2 o 2-s
Two base hit-McGann: Three base hitrBow-
crman. Sacrifice hitS-Burke, Bcckiey. Taylor.
Double piays--Farrell Shay and Beckley 2>; Taylor.
Dahlen and Mcriann. stolen base. .Mertss: M Hi, dH
Mcfarland, /. Struck out-By Mcfarland, o. Left
on bases-St, Louis. 81 New York. 2 umpires-
thinner and JohnstonP. Time hour ana 81 min
utes. Attcndance-ii, 800.
CHICAGO tS. L). 4; PHILADELPHIA ". H.. /.
CHICAGO, Aug. Neither Sutihoff nor
halls and couple Of errors killed the visitors
chances. Iundgren let down in the ninth
and three hits scored the. Quakers only run;
Great running catches by Mccarthy and
Donahue, pulling down seemingly impossible
chances. enlivened the proceedings. The
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Baseball Notes.

Conroy's third base play of late has been ~ hne
as any ever seen In this city. And Connie has
been singing the ball some, TOO.
The New York Nationals have won the
seasons series from st. Louis. Boston, Brooklyn
and Philadelphia: II Is not improbable that they
will win the series also from Pittsburg, Chicago
and Cincinnati, Al any rate they have chance
WiiI have ace aocompIished rare and momentous feat
They have demonstrsied that they are stronger
and that st east four OF the National Leseue teams
are not In ma jor league class.
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Century Cycle Run.

The annual individual record century cycle
run OF the Century Road Club Association
yesterday had more than one hundred start-
ers. OF whom sixty-seven had finished at
&: :3o O'Clock in the afternoon The riders
having the limit handicap of two hours and
thirty minutes were started at S:55 o'clock in
the morning, and the Scratch men at ll;25
Eifer Of the c. X. c. A. and Charles Mock Of
the Century Road Club Of America was very
first ten to finish were as follows:
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Yachting Notes.

Tho steam yacht Speedy H.. formerly owned by
O. @. Conn Of Eikhars. Ind, has been sold through
Gardner 4 Cox 10 the Canadian Government for
use on tho Lakes. The Speedy H. Is i26 feet over
an ii5 feet on the water limo. and was built in Scot
land Ia iSpo. This nrm has also sold for Luoius
q. Fisher OF Chicago the steam yacht Buccaneer
90 J.. Rosenbaum Of Chicago. The Buccaneer is
145 feet over all.
The fall regatta Of the Indian haroor Yacht Club
for al rcEuls! glasses Of sloops and yawls and all
she regular prizes Comunodore Lauder has offered
. cup Tor the 70{ootsvs, and OhaFies W. Alien has
offered 0 cup for the raceabouts.
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POLO.
saratoEas Win In Exciting Game With Al.
bany.

SARATOGA. Aug. 2S.-The Grand Union
Hotel cups were the trophies fought for yes
terday afternoon at the Saratoga Polo Clubs
annual tournament. the opening match for
which was played on Thursday. The con-
testants were the Saratogas and the Al
banys, The Saratogas won the cup BY score
OF to 81. The Albanys received handicap
Of three goals. earned six, and lost a quarter
point by safety. The SaratQRas earned
nine goals. fifth period was found neces-
The line up
=, Ssra,oea. Rss mond Belmont. p. S. voustsds.
w. ". Smith and Victor @. Mather.
Albany ". Manning, II, ". sage, J. @. Avsrir.
and Z. A. Whitney.
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NEW YORK CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

In the averages Of the association which
have been made up to Saturday by Secretary
the batsrnen with 90 90 for 8 innings. and
II. 8, Alexander is ehead IN bowling with
including last Saturday game. and is a good
second. j. Critchlow Of Yonkers has a
record OF 90 wickets for 4.95. He had a re-
markable record in his two games against
o. N. T., in each Of which his analysis was
exactly the same-7 wickets for five runs.
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Now York Americana.


Home runs-Gan4el 3S Doggher,y ~; "A Andersen ksssr
tel Eberield 2, Williams : apMf "a, hsss
to,. oonroy "a, CAMEL Cl, Kesler 90; El6sTie,a a
ESt1 y ~ w1fhmip DTth poSel SS k'e'RSw T%o
base hits-wilams t21 FSlts ~; 10Y AnSsss@a nSesS1a
Stolen bascs-Conroy 90. Reeier m dS; G,,,m Rs1Is
s, Elberfeld a., Dougherty Cd, kleinow 'S'
MCGUIRE 80, Chesbro ca
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WORK OF LOCAL TEAMS,
Batting and Fieiding Of New York AmerF
cans. Nationals and Drooklyns.

Keeler's excellent stick work last week ad-
vanoed him considerably among the New iors ~.
American League bstters. keeier mas ~.
safely s5 times In the last 81 games, ianins "
Get hit In only one game OF the thirty-four'
His aelding. too. has been OF the highest
order he rot missing a chance In the last
thirty games. orth went into second place
last week, gaining 81 points. However.
Dous sherty is practically second. 80 points
behind Keeler. He gained Ave points iass
week. Camel moved up. The team oattihs
average is high.
Notwithstanding that Dunn lost points
he still practically leads the New YORK Ea-
tional players. There Is pretty race ioI
second place among Bresnshan. MoGann and
Deylin. The averages.
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New York Nationals.
LONG HITS AND sroLKN BASES.

Home runs-McGann %, Bresnehan %. Mertes
ts,. Dahlen c2,. Deyln. Wiltss. Gilbert. WarnsI 1
Hrowne Donln. Three base hiB-Mertes NO),
Bresnahan a.. Dcviin tSl. NcG ann 20, Ma!hewson
!g Browne BoTsTmsn e. TiSs. Sass n: l:pasien TasT
1es,. Mertes CO.. Devlln us). BIesnahan ue.
Modsnn ns Browne Ms,nea e. ens5 meianisy sSWsTmsn M
%,i,ss Si Ma11eTTsSil tn' TsTlore !0b boniin. Ames
Stolen SssesoMe5ss: !ss % ptslsS h1snn % hcsan G,ss
nnhan tO, Durn (0. Bowerman ~. Warner t0.
M8thewson (9),
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Two base hts-Cooley, Schring. Three base
hi,s-Odwell. Corcoran. Ahhat'cchio. first base
on Ewing, l. OH Dclehanty, l., First base on errors
Cincinnati. 4, Left on bases .Clncinnati, IL;
Stolen bases-Sebring, Stcinfcidt t2, odwe (.j,
Hugglns. Kelley. Struck out-py Kellnm, ?; by
Pay,kellan;, , pei,n and KeIley; , Passed balls
Carpenter and Moran, Tlmc-2 hours and ~
minutes Attend anco-6ai7.
National LEAGUE RECORD
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New York, o; st. Louis, O-First Game.
New York, 8; 81. Louis, 3-Second Game.
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia, 1.
Cincinnati, 10; Boston, O.

Cincinnati, 10; Boston. o.
NEW YORK (N. L.l. 0; ST. LOUIS IN. L.. o.
FIRST GAME.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2s.--The Cardinals and
New Yorks played a double header to-day
with disastrous results to the former. The
Iron Man twirled the first game for the visitors
and Nichols sent O'Neill out to be slaughtered
for the Cardinals. Mike took his medicine.
though 1t was nauseous dose The local
aggregation could not solve the delivery OF
McGinnity, and at no time did they have
even look in. getting man as far as second
only three times.
1T was a shame the way the New Yorks
played rings around the Cardinals. There
was one good thing about it. however. Ever
since the return of the team from their East
ern trip, individually and collectively. they
have declared that they were robbed" OF two
games in gay Gothem; To-day's develop,
ments knock that contention sky high. and
y is to laugh when you hear Cardinal abuse
the umpire who officiated in the New York
st. Louis games. Dahlen carried on the
batting. honers in the first game, with three
hits out of four times up. The little short
accepting six chances. three OF them eN-
temcy difficult ones The score:
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NEWARK. 0; MONTREAL, o-sxcoxp GAME.

fce hi!s-Shea az. Paiiee. Thres.bass hit Ban.
non. First base on bsiis-Qn Mccarthy, 8; on
i BY Adams. 4 by Pardss, III, BY pi.eheI-By
errors-Newark. /. Left on bascs-Nowari. s;
Montreal. 4: Double play-Dyer and Clancy.
Umpirc-Ruddcrhan Ttme--i hour.
AT PROVIDENCE.
Providcncc....s o o % o Q Is o
Rochester ,.... O o o % is /
Batteries -Milligan and Thomas: Pertsch and
Summers
KAsrxRH LnAouu RpooRp
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Brooklyn.
LONG HRS AND STOLEN BAsEs.

Home .yus-Luml'y M Gssssier % shsCks'Ld lS,'
a. Dillon % Gessler ~, Ritter a., Babb ID
$heckaTd 80, Jasklitsch pobbs; Bergen c5Hnin. sns
ard CiS, Dobbs uN Babb QD. Gesser u9. Dillon
StTsn 60 MfS1g%,1s on,n r. I.ssafssa 81 Pso.
Stolen bases-Babb t2D. Mccormick ug, Lum-
ley Ii0, Sheckard us, Strang 40, Dohbs u0,
Jones (O Bergen u.
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sosss. ss9'h sasssse gains Clancy
C,, barry Two base hit-Gancy Thr e oass
Wolfe. :; On Mscarhys,h Struck cS!N,sy W,,y Wolfe,
Canhy, l. PASSED. ball--McManu First base on
efrors.N, wark. q: Montreal, J Lett on bAses-
Tlme-2 hours and 10 minutes,
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New York state League.
At Syracusc-Syracuse, 4: Binghamton, .
At llion--Albany, l. lnon. o.
Al Troy-A j. q o., S. Troy, 2.
At Utica-Utica q Scranton, 2
Games Scheduled for To-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland In New York: Detroit In Boston; Chicago
In Philadelphia; ST. Louis In Washington.
NATIONAL LKAoUE.
New York In 81 Louis: Boston In Cincinna u:
Philadelphia In Chicago brooklyn In Pttsburg
EASTERN i.RAGuK
Toronto In Rochester.
Baseball. Madison "a. Garden To-day As3O y. VI.
New YORK VS.. ST. Louis, Adm. 25c,. 50c.-Adr.
Baseball To-day. p. n. American League
Park. N, Y. Americans VS.. Cleveland.-Adr.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

MONTREAL. L. NEWARK, 2.-YIRsT GAME
The Ncwarks and Montreals made even In the
double header in Newark yesterday. MahlnRs
errors were responsible for the locals defeat In the
arst but In the scccad the visitors were never In
IT, Scores
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First base on errors -thicago,S 5; Let on basos'-
Chicago. 0: philadelphia, Two base hiis,taScy
Gleason. Sacrifice hit-BnrTy. Stolen bases
MCCARTHY. Eysrs.. Jones Double % gay.oNeill
Struck out--By Lundgren, g. by S,i, tnor.l. Htb by
pitchcr-,By Lundgren. !. !,mpre-kcn@nedy' @
Time, hour and II minutes Attendanoe-e'on.
CINCINNATI, 10; BOSTON IN. L.), 9.
CINCINNATI, Aug, 2s.--After the Cincin-
natis had Knocked McNichol and Fisher out
of the box to-day. Boston had to call in Dele
hanty to pitch and the game developed into
a farce The Reds made seasons record
by stealing Ave bases in the first inning.
Score.
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AurossonlLns.
MT7ICllIII1j. 81. T ! r;F 2 Z ,ss ss q II.

iN,s nnoa, uctaenaulr tires $3.50. 1893 Ford, two
eSSndi,os eSndaaiS So Another sixteen horse. 500 cadl
lac 1904 canopy top full squiSmeh' MICS ees Sysr sN,
ni SSt oisyssisnd elan TonnsSa. brand new from i.eioTy
listed ssSO. se7S; iss Wh.nsy a,hsry sn; WHEEL,
e@osdiiion, conc % $50 Orient Buekhoafds. $50 upwAras,
SSaeSn,s I'VE iamps. spccdometcr. sixteen horse.
Gso Twelve horse Au;osar Gssd forty y.s DAY, Hy
assanvers Az Stoen horse two baskets. Ave lamps,
four speeds, looks like new. $780, DEMONSTRATIONS
ohSSiiJI,fSs hWiiIfSs.s AItToMoBILE EXCHANGE, 40 Wes,
soth ST.. near 7th Av Telephone Call, 6s2e-ss'h
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Two base hit--Burkc. Three base hlts-Deylln.
play-Dahlen and McGann. Stolen base--Shan-
non. Wild ptch-O'Nell. First base on balls
on O'Nelll, 8: of McGinnlty /. Struck out-By
McGinnity. 5. Left on bases-St. Louis. s: New
York II. Umplres-Zimmer and JohnStone. Time
II hour and 81 minutes.
NEW YORK IN. L., s: 1T. LOUIS IN. L). e
SECOND GAME.
In the second game Taylor and Mcfarland
twirled. Bowerman was responsible for the
first run scored by the Cardinals wild throw
to third allowing man to register. Had
it not been for that throw the second game
would doubtless have been whitewash also,
allowed the Cardinals to rap out four singles
one on an error by Bresnahan, When the
New iorks retired in the ninth, after register,
ing two runs, Mertes and Bresnahan donned
their street coats over their uniforms, showing
the contempt they felt toward the Cardinals
as ball players This somewhat hampered
their freedom of motion and in the case OF
Roger was doubtless responsible for his error
and the run which followed.
The only feature of the game. outside OF
Taylor's pitching, were two remarkably fast
double plays by Farrell, Shay and Beckley,
In the second and third innings. Bowerman
led in the batting. with two singles and
triple out OF four TIRES up. An unusual
feature OF Taylor pitching was the fact that
he did not give a free pass nor fan Cardinal.
but he sent the ball in so swiftly that the
locals could do nothing with II. Score:
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CAPE MAY. n. V. Aur 2S.-,The season at
tho Cane Nav Golf Club was finished yester-

CAFE MAY, \, 7 :, NuT. 1S,-'Ihe Season at
the Cape May Golf Club was finished yester-
dav with the following scorcs'
Fred G. Graves and r. l.. Harstow. IS 2-72:
J. Hildreth and S. Wright II. s--7s 1hon as Fas,
wood and G. p. Parr, II. 3-74; c. Matthews and J.
Wilson 50, 40; +. SArton and y, No tlctt 80. SIT
I. Catlctt and j. Brown. 81 An; c, Campbell and
W. Stevenson, ~. b--77; Miller and W. Allen
&c. SIS: L. Ayres and u. Rosgarten. sS. TO;
j. Black and j. Horran. 81 SO; J: McCurdy and
c. McInncs, a.. $50 W. Evans and D. Davis, 81,
so; E. Cook and X. jackson, IS. s. so. J. .Nickson
and a. Nicholson. 81, 3-sl a. Lucas and S. Cud
dards. rs. $50: S. Thornas and J.. Mccormick
IS 5-s3; W. King and a. Ttlette. l07, l2-a5.
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American Association.
4, 81, Paul-St Paul. ?. Columbus, c.
4! Minneapolis Mlnneapons, 8 Louisville. O.
At Kansas Ci,y--First game-Kansas CITY. 7
Toledo. o. Second game-Kansas City, g. Toledo, O.
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Western League

Al Omaha-Omsha, .: Des Aoines. o.
AZ Denver-FIst game-Dcnver Is; ST. Joseph,i.
Second Game-Denvcr. Il st. Joseph, I.
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Baseball. Madison Sa. Garden To-day As3O p. NJ.
New YORK VS.. ST. Louis Adm. ?5c. 5oo.-Adr.
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Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK NATIONALS WIN
TWICE IN ST. LOUIS.
First Contest n Whitewash. and Both
Victories Easy-Cincinnath Give Bos.
tons had Beating, and the Chlcagos
Manage to Heat the Philadelphia.

The New York Nationals are In a fair way
to win hundred games. They reached the
eighty mark yesterday by beating st. Louis
twice. The Clncinnatis demolished Boston.
and Chicago whipped Philadelphia. The
results:
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HaZeltoIl Items
By w. c. Afford

j. c. Dimmick and Lewis Albright
took the third degree in Masonry at
the last meeting of the lodge.
The fine rains have put every thing in
fine shape. We will have one of the
greatest wheat crops ever harvested in
this community.
Dan Edwards went over in the east
ern part OF the state to look after his
oil interests last week. No one Is more
deserving tEan Dan and we hope he has
struck it rich.
7. I. May field Is having lot Of i'm
provements added to his house south.
west of town. The improvement fever
| is spreading all over this part of the
county.
Hazelton has at last got enough sign
ers to insure at least two free rural
routes. 1t has taken quite lot of
work but no ore will ever regret the
time spent in the effort.
The alfalfa fever is increasing in this
locality. It will not be many seasons
until most of our land will be seeded to
alfalfa and then land here will be sell.
ing as high as 500 per acre.
The Eastern Star gave fine banquet
at their last meeting and conferred the
degrees on some four or FIVE candidates.
They are getting many new members
aud will soon be the strongest order i'll
town.
J. D. Cathcart was here last week
from Illinois and after taking a good
look at this part of Kansas went home
with the intention of selling out there
and locating here. This means another
good farmer and an excellent citizen to
locate among US.
One night last week the boys from
town and few men also, went out tc
where they supposed Ed Dicks lived
and gave tie house a real good sere
made. They afterwards found out that
Ed and his new wife had taken refuge
in the barn.
A mutua; telephone system is the
next thing we are going after and wher
that is secured We can say to Mr.. Long
| Distance give us fair rates and we vii
let YOU have few words over our line
They are now making about double
what is fair off the people and we are
standing In our light if we let it con
tinue as it is.
The HaZeltOn schools closed last Fri
day with a fine supper and entertain
ment at night. TIE only ones thai
were not we'll pleased with the whole
affair were those that failed to be there
and there were but few of them. II
goes without saying that we had one OF
the best terms of school in the towns
history. No other schoo. in the county
can boast of better principal and his
noble assistants in Misses Stephens
and Falls
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Isabel Items.

The Corrie family did shopping in
Pratt Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson spent Sunday
with Thos. Curry and wife.
Quite number from here attended
the show in Wichita, Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows gave the young peo-
pie a dance in their hall last Tuesday
night. All report an excellent time.
Mrs. Swim who has been visiting her
mother in the northern part Of the
state, returned to her home last week.
Frank Huitt visited a fair friend near
Nashville, Sunday. ASK him how he
enjoyed the rain while returning home
Miss Gray, of Washington county,
arrived the past week to spend the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Warren Rose.
Miss Ruby Carnohan closed a sue
cesstul term of school and returned 10
her home in Cunningham last Wednes.
day.
Mr.. Inslie is confined to his bed with
pneumonia. Bedford returned from his
position near Cunningham to take
charge of the crops.
One of the business managers from
Hutchinson was in our burg this week,
| looking up new mail route.
Walter Murray moved his household
goods last Thursday. The farm vacat-
ed by him is to be occupied by Mr..
| Witt, of Sharon.
Isabel is still improving. Another
new livery barn has started up and is
to be conducted by the White Bros.
| We wish them well.
Miss Hattie Bird left last Saturday
for Anthony, where she expects to con.
suit a specialist. Her many friends
hope she will soon be able to return to
her home in good health.
The drouth is broken at last and
Dame Nature is putting on coat oil
green. The wheat looks fine, corn i:
coming up nicely and the oats are look
ing remarkably we'll considering thu
wind storms they have passed through
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A Birthday Party.

The Rathbone Sisters Will give a
unique birthday party at the K. P. hall
on Friday night of this week, May 9th.
Invitations will be sent out today ac-
companied by a small sack. Everybody
who receives one of these is expected
to inclose five cents for every letter in
the month in which he or she was Eorn.
Amusements and refreshments will be
provided and all who go are assured a
good time.
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About Measles.

Few people know that measles is apt
to leave bad results on the human
organism affecting especially eyes, ears
and lungs. Homeopathy offers a pre-
ventive medicine which obviates
such unfavorable results.
For particulars inquire OF DIR.
KOciell.
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Hon. Jno. Islanders, Grand Warden
of the I. o. o. F., will be here next
Tuesday night to meet with Pioneer
Lodge. He would like to meet all the
Odd Fellows in this vicinity. He is
an excellent speaker and every Odd
Fellow will be royalty entertained.
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J. F. Linvllle of Arkoe, Mo-, is here
visiting and transacting business. He
is Uncle Dick Laury's son.in-law.
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G. W. Wilson and wife, J. n. finch
er and wife. w. A. Scott, Miss Es-
sic Lindley, l.. u. Sparks and Curtis
Parsons attended the Leap Year Ball
at Kiowa given by the members of the
Sofa Pillow Club of that city. on Mon
day night.
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Hon J. NJ. Blckel and wife of
Anthony were IN the city last Friday.
They accompanied Surveyors McPhee
and Burchfiel and their crew. MIR.
Bickle is enthusiastic over Barber
county's railroad prospects.
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Mrs. E. c. Benedict left for Roswell,
N. NJ, on Monday after visiting few
days. She reports Mr.. Benedict's health
poor since moving to New Mexico. The
family will return to either Alva or
Medicine Lodge to live where Mr.. Ben
edict has always enjoyed good health
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 19O4.a
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY

sell Mccormick Harvesting machinery.
It takes the lead with the Milwaukee
Binder close follower.
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Sam Stewart has for sale at his ranch
a number of high grade Shornhorn and
Hereford bulls.
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Forsyth's mill is the right place to
get your feed. Corn chop, Kafir chop.
bran, shorts and chicken feed always
on hand.
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VIM. Palmer was called to Wichita
on real estate business last Wednesday
He returned home Friday.
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B. F. Glasier went to Kansas City
last week IN charge of two cars of cat.
tie and one of hogs which were consign-
ed by VIM. Fuller. B. F. will remain
there few weeks. He has temporary
employment there.
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H. L. Woodward & Son have put in
big stock of ready-made clothing. If
you need suit, see them. They are
good goods.
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Miss Eva Taber departed last Thurs
day for visit at Quincy. Illinois. She
expects to remain during the summer
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Miss Nellie Elliott departed on Mon
day for Hemet, Cali, to live with her
sister.
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Mrs. S. 1. Field was quite sick OF
Monday but was reported better yester
day.
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We can surprise you on prices on our
immense line of trunks, valises. suit cas-.
es, ladies' handbags and telescopes.
Come in and look at them whether you
buy or not.-Jones Mercantile Co.
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G. Q. Chandler is on the program for
an address at the annual bankers meet
ing at Wichita May 18th. He Will talk
on "Our Silent Partners"
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John Deere and Eagle Listers, the
best makes sold, can be bought at the
w. S. Benefiel Hardware store. Come
and get prices.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04

l.. Kelley returned to his home at
Higgins, Texas on Monday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04

Bulk and package garden seeds a
Beneiiel's Hardware store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04

An account Of the Monday Afternoon
Club meeting at the residence of Mrs.
A. M. Houchin, and other matter is
crowded out this week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04

For Farm Loans see Palmer & Case
Office west side Main st.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04

If you want durable, as well as a
nice suit of Boys or Youths clothing,
hurry to 81. D. Fairs and see his stock.