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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19

~AioA rs o uCEeo Jaw lisa
Navarro, del Vale, Barbosa, Gra-
lame, Willoughby, Falkqer, Crosas,
7 Fsuille.
Sc constitrye el Conseio en- session
siseutiva bai1 la presidencia del Sc
1or Crosas.
Empteza el Acto & la,2 y 10 minu.
los.
Ii Comisi6n de PstlcIoaes presen-
to y recomienda la solicitad hscha por |
el alcalde de Narsniito para que SO
le autorics 4 hacer reformas en- el edi-
fclo del munlcipio por valor de $40.
Es aprobada.
La Comisi6n de salud pdblica 10
forms fav orablemente 10 peticl6n del
alcalde de Comsrfo sobrs que le con-
csd& una cant dai ds ST. 900 para COM
prsr un tsrrsno donde construir IN
nuevo csmenterio. Es aprobada.
Sc constituye ell Consejl en- sesiSn
legislative bsio Ia presidencia de Mr..
Post
La Comisi6n Judicial presensa con
enmlendas ell G. B. 80 sobrs reformss
del sr,iculo 5l9 del C66igo Penal. Es
aprobsdo pAsa & segunda lecsura
G. B, No Al. Para rseulsrIzsr Ia
profession notarial en- Puerto Rico.
Pasa & Ia Conf sion Judicial.
| Es aprobado por 10 Comisl6n ell G.
B. No 46 sobre camblo de nombres q
las escuelas de Carload y pssa q 81
lectura.
La ,Comiai6n de Leyes genera
les presenta con algunas enmiendas o
10. B No 43, para enmendar vsrios ar
ticulos del C6digo Penal. Pasa & s.
lectura.
La Comisi6n de Leyes generates in
forma con el G. B %, para que se i'm
prima.
Pasa & ga lectura oil B. SO
bre las peraonas que puedau cor
. traer matrimonio etc.
!. Tambiea pasa q 80 lectura el r. {
q No Q de la Camsra sobrs impreios Q
), 10 tipograffa del sB 3letin Mercantll,
}, Mr.. Post pide que Sc le permit
pasar de la Comisi6n de Hacienda
o Ia de Gobierno local, la solicitud d.
n alcalie do Guayama solicitando fol
T. dos para pagan d6bitos csrcslario
ex plicando los motivos.
10 Proycctos en- s. IectuTG
: r G. No2. Sc pone & votsci6r
90 aprobado pasa & la Camara q
Delegados.
> C. B. No IL Ley determinando Ia
70 personals que pueden contrasr matr
"a monio y refsrente q rtformas en- Vi
rios ar.fculos del C6digo Civil. {
~ vota, 80 sprusbs, y pAsa q Ia CANA
o. de Dslegados.
%, c. B No 10. Enmendando el ArI
o culo 35b del Codig> Penal. Sc pone
le' votaci6n, sc sprueba y pasa & Ia G
mara de Dslega los.
oe C. B. No q Sobre derogaci
III de los arsfcuios 1876 y lsS del C6diI
%, Penal (sobre iuradoi,) Be pone & v
~ taci6n, es aprobAdo pasa Ia c
Uh mara de DalegRdOs.
= Presentaci6n de Pr0yect0S de liz
Comunicociones'
Il. r. No l. de Ia Camara de I
1o legados:
:. Solicitando el apoyo dc toloi
~ cuerpos colegisladoreE de los Estad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
Las islas caribes

Estss iIlas, situAdas en- la bahia
de Jobos, han sIdo arrendadas por
die8 afi1G al g 1bisrno Insalsr por el
frmante, y por el pressuts Sc notifies
pdblico no traSpaGar por caller, ba
10 pena de la ley.
Central AQairre&Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
TOTUM REYOLOTUM
Ell "bilI" de Ia garrocha.
Ell uso inmoderado y abu-
sivo del "roten."
BUEYeS Y CIUDADANOS
Garantias de que disfrutan
unos y otros' PROTECTION
de que son objeto.

Dando ampsro y protection
& los mansisimos bueyss,
So hs proscrito, en- nuestrss leyes,
el uso del sguii6n.
Y ca bueno que ustedes noten
que, en- cambio, la Policia
se eiercits dfa tras dfa
en- el maneio del rotten.
Nv
Un buoy terco, un buen <cachorro, 4, |
los hsy-que, torpe y rehacio,
30 obstina ca andar despacio,
ino constituye IN eDgorro?
Sc detisne q 10 meior,
y no hay modo de que avancs
nj ceje. En- tan duro trance
iqu6 hsrA el pobrs conductor?
dEmplear s6plicas y ruegos
y caricias y arrumacos,
en- vez de votos y tac0s
juramsntos y rsniegos?
| IA quisn suxilio dem anda?...
Maldecira de 10 ley,
pues es sabido que el buoy,
ai no le punxan, no anda.
El conductor 30 impscients;
el animal no SO muevs;
pero ay de aqu6l, 81 &c atreve
& usar 10 garrocha <cruenta!s
81 tai hace Sque resulta?
Puss que I'm guardia malh adado
: 10 denuncia......y va ri Juzgado
q , el iuez le impone una multa.
FL juez cumple con 10 ley;
. & ella falt6 el conductor,
y, asl, lie castlga por
q habsr smsltratados q un buey.
q ;Yd grSciss & su estreila
q ,el conduetor infeliz,
J, si, por tamaflo desliz,
q ell guardIa no le atropella
Pues hay guardia- esto no ca broma
U que protsjs & un animal,
Iy, en- cambic. & un ser rscionsl,
y como puedA, 10 desloma.
0 Y procede sin raz6pi
sin mctivo y ain excuss;
g. se extralimita abuse
u con Ia mayor sans fdgon
81 Recuerdess 10 ocurrido
POGO hA en- el Parque Boritq quen.
ei SCuAntas veces han sufcido
el el cast'go merecido
- ks guardias que ssf de'iuqVen?
q 6Esto ofrece garantia?
L. Bueno ea que nstedes 10 noten
er para eco ia Policia
ID 80 rjErcita cada dis
en- el mansjo del r6tea'
n No son brgumentos vanos:
ma si en- cssot tan iphnmanos
ue no nos smparsn las leyes
a. antes que ssr ciudadsuos
os go pref srib.e ser bueyes
,n.
}. Susrez de MOts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
LInsa FsIIGa del Osss

BNsscs bcTOsos para asas fsssircs
10 u slSss do Capital 4 EAyan6n,
dA , vEslta 10 ssvG.l ga ~ 10 civs.
Es II de RAyEm6n 1 eatAno, ida ,
vaslta II stvs. On - 10 stVG.
Rilsts ordinayio de CapltAl { Gaia
tota ~ 0lAss { J slva'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
CONSEJO EJECUTNO
Session del dia Is.

Unidos en- favor de Ia rsct mead aci6n
del Presidente sobre que Sc conceda Ia
ciud ad aria & los puertorriquefos. Pa.
"a & la Comlsi6n de Lsves generates
H.B No4, De 10 Camara de De
legados, aprobAndo la construction
de oncs kl6ms!ros de carreisra eItre
Gusyama y Salinas. Pasa q 10 Co.
mission de Hacisnda.
So reune ell Conssio on Comision
total.
C.B NOT Sobre elecciones pc.
Ira funcionarios pdblieos.
El sefor Barbosa dice que hay
! dos puntos que el dessa enmsndar en-
ese bill. Uno que IS refsre q concsder
un plszo de 80 dias & la Corts Supre-
ma, para resolver en- determinados
asuntos que 81 desea que csc plazo
sea solaments do Is dias para, hacer
lmss rapido el procedim!ento; otro
punto es la consignaci6n de tanza;
que .ta pusda devolverse aiu necesi-
dad de juicio. Q ie hechas esas rsfor'
i mas ell no tlene Inconvenience en- apro'
, bsr el bill.
El bill en- c1es!i6n es coieiado en-
sua dos textos espsfiol 6 ingles, ha'
|ll6udose errores de copia. De esta
opersci6n ss ensargau Mr. Fsuille y el
efior Diaz Navarro y emplean unos
!. lcuarents minutes, dursnte cuyo tiempo
& aus psnde sus trabsjos el Conssjo.
. Mr.. Feuille rssponde q la indica
ci6n del doctor Barbosa, manif .stan
!. do que son necssarios los 80 dias quI
sl sefiala 81 bill, porque en- los pleitos
:. por eiemplo, no puede disponerae d
70 menos tempo para preparar los par
tss.
q. Ell ge2or Dlaz Navarro llama !
q. ateLc ci6n do nuevos errores que encuer
ira 60 el bill los cuales enmienda CO
o. aprobaci6n del Conseio.
n G. B. ndmero 20. Ley contra
vagancla.
q RI wi1or Barbosa preienta I'm
en moci6n pldiendo que ESQ bill vuelv
. de nuevo q 10 Comisi0n Judicial par
Ia Que ne hagan en- 6 ciertas enmienda
o & fin de evitar los psligros de que }
lsl habl6 en- osra OCCASION ell Attorney.
n FL Nhor Dlaz Navarro muestra Z
~, corformidad con 10 solicitado.
G. 2. ndmero 43 S ibre venta
arrend amiento de tlerras al Puebl
n. de Puerto Rico
de El sefior Barbosa pide que ell pr
sidente de la Comisi6n de Obras D
az blicas y propiedades informs sobre
ri- proyecto.
"a. Mr.. GrahAme manifesto que
Sc motive que ha ins splrado ese bill 90
"a habsr en- Ia isls varios p,edios dc
rrenos del gobierno, rodeAdos de Ii
II. cas-, que carecsn de caminos que &C
9 & duzca q ellos. Qle es 81 idea, vend
"a. esos terrenos, que no le hacen ia
para NADIA al Gobierno.
lon El senior Barbosa se m musstra or
go forme con el bill pero propone u
vo. enmienda en- 10 que Sc refera q q
ca. el comisionado del Interior tenga
cultades para vender 6 arrendar OF
ey. terrenos; que 81 propone que esss v,
tss Sc hogan solsm 'ute por subast
Ds. Mr.. Grahame dice que SO
olyido consignar esa forma de We
lo. On el bill.
dos lCOitin,ta en- Ia pdsina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
coro,sl, Pr. Eosro II de 1908.

Coroxal, P, Il. Eusro II de 1905
sr. Director de La DEMocRACiA
Eshor: sirvase hAcsr pGolico en-
sl psriodiso de 81 digaa direscion que
dssds esta fsCha noa dssligamos en
absolute de nusstros ccmpromlsos con
81 pArtido republican,, tuEressndo lie
nos do rs , de sntusisSmo ca les Mas
del partido IL ni6n de Puerto Rico''
Atsntamsnte de uatsd,
Mates Va7qusz, VsnAneio Wax
uusE, Antonio VGzque1 Martin VaE
uuez Felix Roiau, Nsrsiso NieVssr
Sergio Elsves.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19

II ri sehor NevArez hgurabs en-
ire los republIcAnoI inhuysnteI de Co
rosal , era mismbro del Comiie rspu
blicano. Fl dssprendimisn1o que nues
sros contrlnc antss sufesu es de verds
dera tmportansiH,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
Hernlados (QuebradOs)
kEDD

Ha llegado & estA cludAd el de.
lsgsdo del Institute O.top6dlco
Wives, de Bare slona, calle Union,
No II, sntreIuelo.
HERNIADOS; Consultsd con
dicho senior 81 qusreis meiorar
curar rsdicalmenie vuestras her.
Mas con toda EegurIdad.
Las especIalidadeG WIVES son
reconocidas por todo el mundo
cisntifco J considerable c1mo
las mel ,res para el trsta mlento
de les herniss, por graves que
sean, Lisa rsfsridas especlalida-
dsE son prsmisdas J declsradas
de gran utllidsd pGbiicG pr 10
Resles Academies de Mediclns J
Ciruifa de difsrentes nsclones.
Och } dslegado esta hospeds.
do en el Hotel IngIaterrG, donde
reclbirS a los entermos de her.
Mas que dessen oonIultarle y po.
nerse hai) IN tratamiento hIstG
G! dta 90 del c0rrieate, de . ma1anG
i tdrde.
Pedid folletos ex plicatlvoI, cue
dlcho seiior dlStribuys gratis
HOtuI Inglatsrfa.
San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
Commentaries

ANGEL SUAREz. FGbrieants 6
imPoFtAdor de Homhreros. Eortaleza
50 Almaasn San Fransiseo 81.
FARkACIA y DrogusriA de Adol.
10 Itnrrino Rivera. CAmuy, r, r,
Constants aurtido de msdlsinAs
irsHcas importGdaI dc Europa , Esta.
Unidos. Fsrtumsrfa, NovsdG-
Sss sts. Prscios m6dicoE.
YzRKA0IA COLON, Dc RGm6n
NmAsAp, Plaza eEinsipAl,
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26

party, and, that being so, Theo-
dore Roosevelt's personality
must be a central figure and his
achievements central thought
in the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work
of this campaign with popular
subscriptions of One Dollar each
from Republicans. To each sub
scriber we will send the Repub-
lican National Campaign Text
Book and all documents issued
by the Committee.
Help us achieve a great victory.
James S. Sherman, Chairman.
P. o. Box 1908, New York.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
Changes in Cabinet

President Roosevelt is arrang-
ing for several changes in his
cabinet. By January first it will
be as follows:
Geo. B. Cortelyou, secretary
of the treasury, vice Shaw.
Geo. Won L. Meyer, postnas-
ter-general, vice Cortelyou.
Chas. ]. Bonaparte, attorney
general, vice Moody.
VIM. H. Metcalf, secretary of
the navy, vice Bonaparte.
Oscar Strauss, secretary of
commerce and labor, vice Met
calf.
No changes are announced for
the heads of the state, war. in
terror, and agriculture depart
ments.
Attorney-general Moody is to
succee Associated Justice Henry
B. Brown on the supreme bench.
Secretary Shaw desires to retire
to private life.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
Thanksgiving
Proclamation

The president has, with fitting
proclamation, set aside Thursday
November 10Th as the annual
Thanksgiving day for the people
of the most blessed nation on the
earth. 1t is:
A proclamation: The time of the
year has come when, in accordance with
the wise custom of our fathers, it be-
comes my duty to set aside special
day of thanksgiving and praise to the
Almighty because of blessings we have
received, and OF. prayer that these bless
ings may be continued. Yet another
year of wide spread well-being has
passed. Never before in our history or
in the history of any other nation has
people enjoyed more abounding materi-
al prosperity than in ours; prosperity
so great that it should arouse in US no
spirit of reckless pride, and least of all
no spirit of needless disregard of our
respons Utilities; but rather sober
sense of our many blessings, and res
olute purpose, under Providence, not to
forfeit them by any action of our own.
Material well-being, indispensable
though it is. can never be anything but
the foundation of true national great
ness and happiness. If we build moth
ing upon this foundation, then our ma
tional life will be as meaningless and
empty as house where only the found
alton has been laid. Upon our material
well-being must be built superstruct-
ure of individual and national life, lived
in accordance with the laws of the high
est morality, or else our prosperity it.
self will, in the long run, turn out a
curse instead of a blessing. We should
be both reverently thankful for what
we have received, and earnestly bent
upon turning it into means of grace
and not of destruction.
Accordingly, l hereby set apart
Thursday. the 18th day of November,
next, as the day of Thanksgiving and
supplication, upon which the people
shall meet in their homes or churches,
devoutly acknowledge all that has been
given them, and to pray that they may,
in addition, receive the power to use
these gifts Alright"
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
Anti Corporation Talk Misleading

Anti Corporation Talk Misleading
The Democratic state conven-
ton "spewed out" a large por-
ton of regularly elected delegates
on account of their alleged cor
poration affiliations and made the
anti-corporation plank of it's plat
form the principal one, yet it re-
elected one Milton Smith, who is
the attorney for the Denver Gas
and Electric Co., the Colorado
Telephone Co. and the Standard
Oil trust in Colorado, to manage
its campaign. Mr.. Smith still
retains his position with these
corporations that Senator Patter-
son denounces so glaringly in his
yellow newspapers. Anyone
who cares to think soberly of this
st1te Of affairs will see that this
anti-corporation talk is deceptive
and concocted just to get votes.
The Democratic party is spend
ing as much corporation money
as it can get it's hands on, get
ting contributions from individ-
uals also, and abusing corpora
tons and individuals who won't
contribute.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
Bryan Spoke at Station

UNDER the heading What
Bryan Finds in Denver, the
Denver Democrat says he finds:
"A Democratic State Chairman
who is attorney for three big
corporations.
A Democratic county chairman
who worked and voted for Pea
body and Perbodyism in 1904.
"A Democratic campaign fund
contributed by trusts and corpor-
atoms.
"a Democratic party ruled by
Boss.
"Four-fifths of the Democrats
of Denver lined up against the
Adams ticket. :"
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
Tax Of 1905

Owner Bhck orc Acrs - - -
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26

Subscribe for The HERALD.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
TO REPUBLICANS

We are anxious to have every
Republican in close touch, and
working in harmony with the
Republican National C Congression-
al Committee in favor of a Re-
publican Congress.
The Congressional campaign
must be based on the administra-
tive and legislative record of the
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26

of of orT Town Of
q ur A-
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26

81 was weak and law-abiding
before but will be strong and
lawless if seated in the governors
chair" How does that sound
from the candidate for governor
on the Democratic ticket? He
didn't use the words but ex-
pressed the sentiment as forcibly.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
BEFORE AND AFTER

lJudge)
The genial candidate goes forth
When comes the autumn wealth
er,
Today he shakes you by the hand,
And later altogether.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26

YES, Patterson told the truth
about Alva Adams when he said
he was vacillating. Now it's to
Patterson's advantage to have
him elected and all his failings
are forgotten in the heat of
seeking a vindication.'
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
Glealings and Comment.
Don't fail to vote for A. E.
Bent and A. N. Parrish.

The Democratic campaign for
state Offices has descended to
simply a campaign of abuse and
vilification of the Republican can
didates. This shows the desper-
alton of the Democracy.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
CHANCELLOR Buchtel is goini

CHANCELLOR Buchtel is going
to be elected by a substantial
majority because he is known up
and down the state as a sincere,
hardworking, wise and able gen.
tleman who will smile and push
for needed reforms. He will give
the best administration the state
has ever had.
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26

SFRINGFIELD-LAMAR.
bAiLT(exccr sunday.
{Routa No. 651s3)
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
Delinquent Tax List of Baca Coun-
ty, Colorado
TREAspRERs OFFICE COUNTY OF BAcA STATE OF COLORADO

TREAsLRER'S OFFICE, COUNTY BACA STATE COLORADO
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that WILL according law
offer public sale at the office of the Treasurer the County
Baca State Colorado the goth day of November D. 1906
and succeeding days. commencing the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ
of said day. much of the described real estate said
which the for the 1905 have been paid
shall be the herenbeow down. interest
and penalties, to-wit
The Springfield herald., 1906-10-26
County Officers.
Mail Time Card.

SFRINGFIELD-LAMAR
bAtLY(exccln Sunday.
lRoute No. G51s3l
ssunsaesi X: hx ~ M, M. Lamar nj s. a. IN. m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tuesday y-Thurstiny-Sasu,alay.
{Itnute No. 65!Stl
Springfield y ays D. pn : Blaine. i;.T sr pn. M
VRtSGFfELD-MAxEY
SATURDAY.
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spr.usa>,A ,hs: H. Manev az: ~ oan .%
GPRINGF1ELD-HILAS
noNpAT-wEDNEsnAY-sN sNpAY.
sRoute No. C5.sGl
.er,Asaesa ky Villas A. Ars q N s M M
ssoa'Ds'on a.: A. Il p. :. M. M
sPRlNGFIELD--C0RRtZ
(i.oute No Gi2S7)
rursday Thursday -aat1rday leaves Springfield
700 H. m., arrives At Corrizo Z O0p. III
Leaves Corrizo on Monday, Wednesday,
Friday ut 200 -, ~; arrive at Springfield.
s:o0 y. III.
<Ffee box delivery nu all routes
All malls closed Hvc minutes before leaving
fine. SILAs T.. SrEcxMAHS, +. NJ.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17
To All Concerned.

Capt. Osgood was circulating a
petition calling a mass meeting for
Friday night for the purpose of tax
ing action on the Decoration Day
program. The meeting will be held
at the City Building on the west side
of the square. The following is the
call:
We, the undersigned, merchants
and business men, do hereby call
meeting next Friday May the 18th
at 1890 for the purpose of making
arrangements for committees and
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY

Last Monday warrants were
sworn out by J. c. F. McCauley for
the arrest of Hugh Trober and VIM.
Hill, charging them with perjury in
the recent cattle case of the State of
Kansas VS.. Jake Wolfey.
Deputy Sheriff Jay Ellis and Con-
stable R. c. Griggs went out and
brought these men to Meade. They
were taken before Judge Mars and
their bonds were fixed at 5000 each to
appear at a preliminary hearing on
May 3Ist. Arthur Mahieu signed
the bonds conditionally, that they
get some one else inside of "a hours.
They left Immediately to secure
some other bondsmen.
These two men were the princi
pal witnesses for the defense of Jake
Wolfey. The jury in that case de-
cided that Woliey was guilty as
charged, disregarding these mems
evidence.
We are not fully advised as to
what it takes to constitute a case of
perjury, but presume this was done
after consulting u Dist. Atty,
Bone, who assisted Mr.. Sullivan in
the former prosecution.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17

J. r. Graves, F. w. Flick,
John Wehr,e. D. Gerow & Co.,
S. P. Bunch, H. Llewelyn Jones,
w. ]. Totheroh, Media Boyer
d. F. Taggart, Meade Or. & Seed Co.,
F. NJ. Davis. Hulburt & Black,
John D. Wehrle, H. G. Marshall,
Roberts & Baxter, The Meade State Bank,
B. S. McMeel, Fletcher Furniture Co.
Decow & Dorland, Jack Roberts,
+. Fuhr, NJ. E. Read,
VIM. F. Fee, Chas. Emick
T. Walters, r. w. Griggs,
E. D. Smith, Stamper Johnston & Co
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17
Public sale.

1 will sell at my home place J
miles south and west of Meade, on
Thursday, May 3Ist, 1906 to the
highest bidder the following:
Work and saddle horses
Saddles and harness, wagons,
spring wagons, binder, good as new.
Moving machines, hay gatherers,
stacker, plows, disc plows. disc drill,
disc harrow, steel harrows.
About 400 head of sheep mostly
one year old.
Other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: Six months time will be
given on all sums over S. with ap-
proved security: Less than S. cash.
Sale will commence at 1000 a. m.
Free lunch at noon.
w. H. TRACY, E. H. BoYEE
Auctloneer. Meade kans.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17
Notice.

Having purchased the stock for
merly managed by Mrs. R. NJ. Judd,
we are increasing the stock of dry
goods, and shoes and adding line
of Gents Furnishing goods and the
famous "Buffalo" brand mems work
shirts, overalls etc.
"Right quality. right prices and
right treatment" is our motto. Call
and see us next door to M. E. Reads
grocery.
MEADE DRY GOODS Co.,
o. r. Stevens, Mgr.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17
Busy About MarshaII's

There has been great activity
about the Marshall store during this
week. Carpenters are at work re-
modelling and greatly enlarging the
store and it is evident that they will
have very complete building when
it Is finished.
We will all notice change when
the store Is re-opened. The petition
in the back of the store has been
removed and fifty foot addition
added. A gallery has been suspend
ed across the rear half and a very
neat office has been erected about
midway in the east side that is three
feet above the floor and gives full
view of the entire store. A system
of cash carriers will be established
connecting all parts of the store with
the Office and modern system of
book keeping will be inaugurated.
When customer makes purchase
whether cash or credit he will re-
ceive carbon copy of his order to-
gether with the amount of back pur-
chase which purchaser is requested
to preserve. If there is any error
or reason for return or exchange OF
any article the customer is to pre-
sent at the same time this duplicate
receipt which will show the price OF
the article and whether it was pur,
chased for cash or on account and
he will then be given proper credit
for any difference should there be
any and there will also be no mis-
take as to the cost of the first pur
chase.
| The chief advantage of this sys
tenn however is for the credit custo
mer. Whenever he makes a pur
chase he should see that his dupli
cate receipt is correct and he shoul
by all means prererve this receip
for when he comes to settle his &C
count he will receive bill shown,
the total amount of his purchase
for each single day. This tota
should correspond to the total O
his duplicates for each day ant
should there be an error he is abl
to have it corrected by simply pro
5 ducing his duplicates showing hi
I purchases for each day.
Mr.. Marshall tells US that OWN
> to the non arrival of some me-
: shelving which was ordered fror
/ New York, it will be necessary t
e postpone the formal opening on
S week until May 26.
,t Meanwhile new goods are arri,
ing every day by the carload. Frol
our Office window we have seen
y carload of wagons and one of flol
:, carried into the new warehouse tn
afternoon.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17

DR.. Leslie is excavating for eel
lar on the north side of the square
between Marshall's and McMeel's
buildings and will erect a cement
block building.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17

For your stock salt go to
The Peoples Store, Fowler,
Kansas
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17
Six Days Shalt Thou Work on the
Seventh Rest.

STAMPER, JOHNSTON & Co.