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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

w. r. Gavin was offered $225 for
his span of young mules few days ago.
Willie refused to trade.
John Forshee moved MI. Bevans' old
house last week and now they are ready
to begin on the new one.
Have jenkins and Clarence Lowden
were out hunting last Saturday. We
were not informed as to their luck.
Joe Williams has bought himself a
new single barrel shot gun. Joe say.
the quail had better keep their distance
now.
While shocking corn last week Mon
roe Albright and George Kelly put on a
few ears Of corn too many, so you know
the rest.
Henry Page waded the river here a
few nights ago. We were unable to find
out whether Henry was trying to get
home or somewhere else.
]. B. Harbaugh sold two car loads Of
big steers last week to an eastern cattle
buyer. He sold them by weight and
they averaged 1000 pounds.
Mrs. H. M. Albright and son, Joseph,
went after Maggie last Wednesday who
spent Thanksgiving at home. Maggie is
teaching school in the Jarvis district.
The same party that bought the Hair
baugh cattle bought two big-jawed steer,
one from Chas. Caier and the other from
Aubrey Newkirk. Lucky some will
buy such cattle.
Several of the teachers from this pari
Of the county were aiming to attend the
Teachers Association at Wichita the
latter part Of last week but some failed
to go on account of the bad weather.
Aubrey Newkirk started Friday morn
ing for his cattle in Arthur Shaw's pas
ture in eastern Comanche county. Lew
IS Gavin and ]. B. Harbaugh went along
to help him. This is bad weather TO
camp out.
VIII Wheat and Hershie Ginard were
married at kiowa on Thanksgiving morn
ing at FIVE o'clock. After the ceremony
was performed the newly maried couple
took the SIX o clock Mo. Pacific train for
Anthony. We wish them well.
c. D. Newknk went to Kiowa one
day last week and bought a new feed
wagon. On the road home he lost one
tap and wheel. and went about mile
before he noticed the lost articles. We
can't account for this only that he was IN
town that day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Cor. INDEX.-

There's no place like home,
When the wind begins to sigh
And the snow begins to fly,
And "Bally" bawls as if to say,
Give me to eat or die today"
A fine time to make mud pies.
Jess Wnkler still makes his regular
trips to Lake, mud or no mud.
Lake City vicinity is wintering in the
neighborhood Of 5000 head of cattle.
Hastings and Bullock talk building an
elevator in Sun City at no distant day.
The recent rain and snow have caused
the Medicine river to feel slightly pulled
up.
A letter from East Tennessee saws
they had two days snow week before
last which melted as it fell.
After a somewhat perlous journey
Rev. Gilmore and family returned from
Alva last Tuesday evening.
y O. ]. CorGss and three Of his friends
who are visiting at his place are causing
the sudden death Of many quail in this
locality.
Sam Eager and daughter Leila tack
led the mud from Lake to Medicine
Lodge Saturday. They say swimming
is fine.
Ed Hoagland is doing good business
IN the hotel and barber line, in fact it APP
pears that his establishment is patronized
to its full capacity.
Adolph Bissantz came down from
Coats last Thursday and joined home
folks IN Thanksgiving dinner. Turkey
was the attractive dish.
Ben Adams carved his way through
the mud from Goats to Sun last Thurs
day evening in order to get some of the
benefits Of the box supper.
VIM. Ward sold some hogs to an Elk
county man last week. He also sold 0.
J. Coriss fine male pig for SIS. Bill
lie keeps nothing but the bes.
Mrs. Vim. Ward recently ordered
some white Holland turkeys from Elk
county. They are very fine birds and
aseNdoubdess the paying kind.
Harry Campbell has turned his back
upon the woolly ways Of ranch life and
has freighted all Of his earthly possessions
into Lake City where he can enjoy life
as IN days of old.
Ralph Massey proved himself to be
quite comedian in the play given at
Sun City last Thursday night. Ralph,s
hair is not knky for nothing. Ask him
about the banana.
There are some young men IN Barber
county who Try to entertain the public |
by acting fool. Unfortunately they are
entertaining at an expense that it viii
take lifeline to pay.
Gene Bullock has sworn revenge
against all ordinary rusted out steam en-
gines and has ordered himself a new
one. also rollers. grinders. ETC.. and
viii be completely fitted out to grind all
kinds Of feed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05
ki0Wd Items.

| Clipped from the News-Review.
! Attorney w. II. Cloud attended tc
legal business at Alva Tuesday.
Attorney Riley Cloud left for kansa:
City yesterday morning to attend to i'm
portant legal business.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lane returned Monday
from months visit with relatives at Clar-
more. ]. 7. She had a fine rip. but her
pleasure was sbrogated by the illness of
relative while she was with the family.
Mrs. Lane returned to her home at Ger
lane on the noon train over the new
road Tuesday.
A. J. Howard is home from Wichita
where he had an operation Performed
on his eyes. He suffered with ranulaion
OF the eyes for some time and an opera
ton was imperative IN order to restore his
impaired, eyesight and to preserve it.
The operation was skilfully Performed and
was almost painless.
From the Journal
Pat Flanagan and wife have returned
from their delightful trip in the east.
J.E. Fntzlen returned last Saturday
rom New Mexico where he had been
the past month on cattle business.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05
Deerhead Items.
Grandpa Larkin is improving slowly

| Grandpa Larkin is improving slowly
Nick Larkin was wishing at S. r
Cars Sunday.
Charley Larkin had runaway one
day last week.
John Crazy was in this vicinity one
day last week.
We are having our share of rain and
snow this season.
The shooting match at Deerhead was
very nearly failure.
Edith Trotter goes home every Friday
evening rain or shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larkimi visited
at &c. Larkim' Sunday.
c. A. Wright who used to batch has
now gone to boarding with w. H.
Drury.
A.iW. Flint passed through here go
ing over to spend Thanksgiving with his
daughter. Mrs. A. V. McRoberts.
Tommie Warwick, the mail carrier,
went to the Deerhead barber shop last
Friday and got clean shave and bought
all the poultry.
]. c. Larkin took Mrs. S. S. Madden
who has been staying with his wife. ov-
er to Mrs. Balls Sunday and from there
]. c. went to Medic Inc Lodge.
Last Weeks Items.l
What fine snow and rain!
G. G. Cline painted the schoolhouse
Monday.
Literary on every Friday night, every
one invited.
Clarence Wright is getting wood for
the school.
Grandpa Larkin is improving slowly
after his illness.
Ross Stewart is working for c. w.
Hildebrand.
MI. UH was visiting at Deerhead
Wednesday.
VIII. Drury ramed off his turkeys
Wednesday afternoon.
M. F. Stewart bought another pony
to drive on the u. S. mail line.
John McCrady and wife are visiting
their parents, George Aliens.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Stewart visited
at ]. c. Larkin's Tuesday evening.
Charley Larkin went to Lake City
after household supplies on Friday.
Clarence Wright is getting tired Of
patching and is looking for wife.
Born, to J. c. Larkin and wife, a sen,
on the 10Th. DR.. Kociell in attendance.
Mrs. c. w. Hiidebrand and Ed
Larkin visited the school Wednesday af-
temoon.
The Crane and Golf wedding which
occurred at Alva Nov. 18th was one Of
those kind Of surprises that really surprise
so far as Deerhead is concerned Robert is
one Of Deerheads ranchmen and Miss
Nina is one Of the most popular young
ladies. She is one Of our old school
mates and is worthy young lady in ev-
cry respect and we wish them both sue
cess and all the happiness in life.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

Forsyth's mill is the right place to get
your feed. Com chop. kaGr chop, bran,
shorts and chicken feed always on hand.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

Hot Soda. hot Chill, Clam Bullion at
Luallen's. Just the thing for winter DAYS:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

Chysanthemums. all colors, potted
plants, OF cut flowers, at Jno. L. Brady
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

have two red dehomed cows, tina,
came to my place recently. branded tur-
key-nack on night hip. one has calf by
SIDE. Owner can have them by paying
charges.-W. S. Brown.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

Feed your teams at the South Main
Street Barn. The best Of care given to
transient business. Sam Anderson. pro-
prietor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05
For Rent

Grain and stock farm, also 900 acre
pasture. For particulars see or write
Henry Wisner, Sharon, Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05
For Sale.

Fields Of cane, fields with cane in
shock. fields with corn and cane. Plenty
water. Droc Jersy male pigs, SO head
bred sows at auction Feb. 5th, 1907.
S. w. Alfred Sharon
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

STRAYED-Two steers branded
" on night hip. May have othe.
brands also. May have crop out Of night
ear and underbit IN left. Liberal reward
for infomaion.-H. A. Tedrow.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-05

TT1HE a: H. T. A.. Sub Order No. 1874. sb.r
the conviction of any persOn guilty nj ~rana
larceny and $25 for petty larceny of mem
eers Oh NO. ia This offer is bona fide az d
DER Notice is also hereby given that hunt
ing OF trespassing on lands owre ed or con.
trOiled by members of this association il
KIN, President. n. G. Pelton. secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

Right on the heels of the news that the President of the Levee Board and his advisory committee. had almost thrown away nearly lhde0 acres of LeSee Board lands. comes the further ne"s that the board, hY vote of l. to .. will ask the legislature 10 raise the taxes from . to h cents per acre. and authorize another bond issue of S0o,oon Well We guess not.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
~lonikcr Mill inuc~.

AeL LaAe lad plenty at rtiu latazs. >ae te" days ago the Farmers aee wanting rain, ua4 taey l3ee H.eHH ta-pare to their Hei4l69a-. EgE.tac Niuinger and wife were aaaa siea ist Iaet sunday. bul Hc Ee sad Ha kaaw Hhcg are better 3t aaz writing
 1tma.Ha >.aniker lost d fine young Wase .ast Tuesday which fact viii be
 surprise to Grandpa and Grand Ha 4aea theX return home.
 NJ Warren Harris was in Forrest its H business last Friday.
 1sl. Nniuger will soon be ready to F 50# photograph work H. .lsdl has lis gallery Up.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

The Los Angeles Times of May Sth lh speaking of Gov Davis visit says: Nothing can upset Los Angeles. IL never showed a crack from the earth quake. and afterward entertained Jeff Davis for more than week without calling in outside aid.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

Ifveu know the value of Chamber aims Salve you would never wish fa ts without it. Here are some of the .i.eases for which il is especially val aab.e. sore nipples, chapped hands. furn-. frost bites. chilblainS. chronic ,4re eyes. itching piles. letter SaIf rprHm and eczema. Price 25 cents nor box. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
 industry comparatively unknown -r appreciated iii Arkansas k that of ire raising and honey making. II k .l~y work. and every farmer shuufd =a4lf3 3 hive ar two MesSrS. Canp- f.H x Beck. Caldwell. Arkansas. have .nened depot for thc advancement
 rni~ industry See their add in another column. and open up a cor l.-u1uirure on this subject. They tI keep everything needed by the .oeseeptr.
 The Young Peoples Society of Christian EHdeavor meets regularly sunday at5.p. m.. Il the Christian .hursi. There k an enrolment now twenty-five members and the work < growing in interest with every meeting All young people. regard r,, 0f church a'iliation. are cordially invited tu take membership iu this tI=f8. which has for its object The training of young men and women for H4HeHaf'IeIeut service in the Masters Ninzdam subject for June l0th Christ $ Life His Relations to His ni>eIH.es. and what He expects af
 Leader. John l. Jones. Mrs j. X fejriek. secretary.
 Mn Lloyd. | negro who had been employed By Nr. Dan NYlds. was fn -sVa saturday. and indalged quite .greeT in the flowing bowl His friends zut Him t5 start home but when jiSt n le edge 0t town he Jeff the Wagon ,aeHg he would goto his wife over a .ae battom. r k presumed he -0la the Iocal passenger train and
 fl somewhere near Cicalla. and la~ probably walking along the track. tata=tIa Ncstb0u0d passenger train sk 8iH. Killing him instantly. At= inquest WaS held. and the eVi- raee us tHe engineer and fireman =gasfa tHe t1eet tbat they =saW him n HHe tfaeh waving his hands franti- -.4s ilat they blew the danger Sia- a5Hd Put aH the brakes: that t6e engineer believed the man to have -'e=z1ed Hff tbe track. but the fire GHtHfaf#ed him that he had killed Dim. The trJin Was stopped. backed sa. and the remains picked up and 5tt ta town where after tue iH- .8eza Le 8a~ buried by the county. Line verdict Wd, It. the effect that he raFet0 HiS death bF unavoidable af- .i3e8t.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
An Alarming situation

frequently results from neglect ot ciogged bowels and torpid liver until constipation becomes chronic This condition k unknown to those who Use br. Kings New Life Pills: tHe best and gentlest regulators of StoH- ach and Bowels Guaranteed hS al druggists. Price De
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

An exchange says the biggest trust on earth k the country newspaper. II trusts everybody, gets cusscd for trusting, miStrusted for cusSing, and fl it bu>ts for trusting. gets eus~ed for busting. And there you are.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

Citizens are getting busy looking up the sidewalk ordinance and recent or ders to build No use to kick. You are living in citv now. and must get used To city ways and city airs. Well. it's best and cheapest in the long run, anyway.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
peath From Loekiaw

never follows an injury dressed with BHeklens Arnica Salye. Us autisep- tie and healing properties prevent blood poisoning. Ghas. Oswald, mer- chant. of Rensselaersyllle, N. ! o.. writes II cured seth Burch. of this place, of the ugIiest sore on his neck l ever saw. Cures Cuts, Wounds Burns and Sores 25c at all drug sfere~.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

The Times k proud to state that no member of the Levee Board from NJ. Francis county had anything To dc with advising or selling OF confirm ing the recent sales of nearly l0u.800 acres of leyee lands at the insignid- cent price of SI.50 per acre, nor in the adoption of a resolution asking the legislature for an increase of the taxes and an another bond issue This whole transaction k shame upon the board, and a wrong upon the peo- pie who pay the taxes.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

The Fines has always been a friend and promoteraf tbe le1ee enterprise. even when some of the present mem bers of the board were bitterly orros- ed h the tevee. but the late sales of nearly la9eoa acres of 1evee lands at the insignificant sum of SI.5o per acre has given our allegiance l very great jolt and shock. Nc such outrage upon the peoples interests b.ts ever been perRetrated apou ihe taxpayers of this section since We have been a citizen.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
How 10 sreak Up a Cold.

II may be d surprise to many to earn ihdt J severe cold ean be com pltteI5 broken up in one or two days lllne. IIe first symptoms Of ! cold are ary. loud cooeh. profuse Natefy discharge from the nose. and hlHs "hite coating on the tongue When ttamberlIin'S= cough remedy is taken every hour on the first aU- pe3r0ee of these symptoms. ii conn tefatts tEe effect ot tbe cold and re- stores l1e system tu healthy eondi- tlen within a da1 or tive. For sale br ]. J. Nanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

4 auARaTEED euReFoR PILL $

itching H8ud Bleeding. PfotrudiHg Pie Druggists are authorized fa
 ei#a3 HHuet II PAI0 OINTMENT ttt-gto cure in Ii t1 II days 58r.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
We Mean This

The sVeilest line of hose ever ~hoaa in Forrest city.
 LisIe Thread,
 Embroidered, and Lace.
 Prices De tu %I42l per pair
 Nav be seen at Ihej. N. terk Cos.
 W hist and eachre counters. 1He pair at the Newsstand.
 If you have ioh of printin- In mind. which you are cuntrmplat sending away. because Kau thiuk | cannot he done nicely in Forrest Citt come over to The Times office and submit it Co us. If We cannot do tfe work we will tell you s0 promptly. aud give Yea the benefit Of our know ledge of the business so that you may get the best for the least money. fio"etcr,Ne think We caH please ytfH. We have just received the complete sample line of paper carried by he Graham Paper Company of NJ. Louis and tue Louisville Paper 1Ompane af Louisville, Kentucky These books are very elaborate and will interest you. and We invite you to let us show them to you. Individuality in yeHr correspondence papers k good in- HeStmen. and We cdn fix you up haad- somelY.
 Notes drafts receipts blank books and stationery dt the Newsstand
 Colored Chalk. toy paints. erayons. .4fr .tH N f.t#tt tt,t
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

When the summer k hottest and the pressure k greatest. says an ex- change, il isa good time to avoid heart disease Don't rush as if this day was the last Don imagine that you WiIineyer have another oppoftu- nity to accomplish your purpose. Really the man who keeps level head and proceeds cautiously will ac- comRlish most ill this fife. II IS the iHcessaHt wdffy. the unnecessary ex- citemeHt hat wears on the nervous system and brings eu heart trouble. Avoid | and cultivate keeping cool and collected at alftimes. l. will pay you ill the long rum
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
Base Ball.

ne Dan Shea boilermakerS Inf Memphis, reni. yidi. vici Forr.sf O''' ih d series of two games. The score on both occasions stood sfoo III the Wednesday game the vfsitor. earned only one run, and in the game fes'tr'iaF only tive. Both games were VI hlgh order except in the third in. hiiig "Wednesday and in tbe second ana third innings yesterday when The .9ea'N l9sl Their heads and allowed lhe visitors to put six men nyer.tbe piate- The games by innings were ,s follows '' ''N
 WEDNESDAY,.
 innings ..-.-.....l 2345t-< l,'h ''h >hea.........o. 0.600ooo.n. ii r'iIest tltE........t. o 0#o0uuao- U
 THURSDAY.
 l33H Shea ....t , 4aaaon=a a Forrest tCity......o.U-dooo.ou=o. ii
 Fat foibre pitched for Forrest City "Wednesday. and Homer FoIbre hitch. ed yesterday The visitor, ouI, g,, hts oil of II. Folbre. and he put up snappA game \ throw from Sim mons ID right field to3d where | WA, caught and man put aat by Hughes. ana l9ag f4n caeth hy Hughes. were features of yesterday game
 ne Dan Nheas are tbe best anna tear team=ifiA Memphis. and consider Ing al the circumstances and points oi the series, the Forrest City boys acquitted themselves creditably
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

owing to tue absence of the mayor aud Alderman Lanier the council did not take up any other business. and a#jeaued mti Friday night
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
Graphnphone Records.

5z9Iee##I the, la=jHt6 Zo5=a.p .pj@6e biS. Records now 5Vc If the New -t#5 Fl aat dise GrapHaafaue.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08
Price Reduced

Special Zon-o-phone Records. ie= inch disc, oRly DC each, at the News stand. Fit any Grophophoue which uSeN fat records
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

Qufli and Wood ToothpickS. News stand
 Pocket compass n good one Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

The publication last week of Revised Report Of President Miller of the LeYee Board in justification of the sale of leyee lands at *l.50 per acre looks like a huge joke This re- port was published few days after the outIandish sale was made. as a sort of sugar coating to the nasty pill that the taxpayers of the basin were asked lo swallow, but the coating was just as bitter as the rest of the trans- action, and has been spewed up. There k no use to deny the sact that land is worth twice, thrice or perhaps four times as much as il brought. and it's sale al tl.50 k an outrage upon the taX-pdNer~.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

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The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

The sweIleet line of hoseeyer shown in Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

lisHe bread, Embroidered and Lace.
 Prices Dc tQ SI.2l per pair May be seen d TheJ N.terk te
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-08

Notes. drafts receipts. blank books and stationery at the Newsstand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28

IS reported total loss. Ttfrty-ninc car
loaus OF coal were washed into the bay.
urtner reports indicate that the road
pea between Bay M.ncttc. Ala, ana Mo-
Die. distance OF thirty miles. has been
washed away. trvc hundred section
workmcn are being rushed from Mont
gomery and Birmingham.
The Louisville and Nashville also suf-
Tered several washouts near New Orleans
ana mo- trains arc bong run tonight
over certain sections of this trackage The
New Orleans and Northeastern reports its
tracks under water at several places IN
She vicinity of Ncw orleans. No word
has come from amy other railroad.
The waters of Lake poutchartraln.
which for the past twonty-four hours
have been five feet above normal. caus-
ing a serious overflow in parts OK New
Orleans, have rcccdcd apprcciaby. The
water I'm submerged districts has begun
10 drain off and tho wind. which vecrod
To- the northwest is driving the waters or
tho lake toward the Gulf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
TEACHING METHODS
IN SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Fourth Days Session of the
Training Class for Sabbath
School Workers.

Threatening weather did not in any
way dampen the interest IN the Training
other workers which has held sessions
twice day durine the present week
in the lecture room OF the Second BdpuSt
church There was a good attendance at
tho afternoon session and large conerc-
cation at night.
At the afternoon session Rev. Mr. Moore
spoke on illustrated Studies in the Ola
Testament" and Mrs. Crafts's theme was
"Bible and Nature studies Both Of the
lectures were very iustrur tive. and We're
impressiVoiy delivered.
The night session was opened promptly
az 8 O'Clock by Prof Harris, and Rev. Mr..
Spillman conducted a brief devotional
service.
Before Mr. Leavcll commenced his reg
ular address he answered several written
questions that had been left on the desk
by persons who had been attending the
sessions Of the school The questions bore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
Danger to Crops.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. September o.
Specials 90 the Advertiser indicate that
the storm which ragged throughout South
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28

Never attempted such an
extensive showing OF boys
things
Not q want for night or
day wear that we can't SU p-
ply--satlsfactoTily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28

"Dry-foot" Shoes, S1BO TO
$3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
Conditions in important Cities
Miniature Almanac.

.pfomhcr ZN 1896.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ........l2,'S
EVculug......... III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28

Jack London 1s s S55m b b description
back before the days of earliest recorded history Charles Edward
snatch the veil from almost millennium while
in between the teemng busy restless esess present presented
in tale such "The Thief Takers of by
Thompson; Help Help! HelP the old problem domestic
service by Roy l. McCade Hughes conasted by
Frank H. Simond and "The Strings of Liberty story bitter
biting, passionate realism, by Macmillan Foster makes wide
broad and deep magazine, but such magazine which
claims be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28

SUM rI U.Ng
Sou scf. $3.50
AlOon s.t. ......l.it