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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
Makes Money on the Yampa.
Deal for the City Rocks.

The important deal for the sale of the
City Rocks property to a number of
prominent Michigan capitalists was en-
gineered and carried through by Mr.
Craig, and the outcome has indicated
not only his judgment. but his integri-
ty, in dealing with men as we'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
state Takes Up Big Projects.

For the first time in its history Utah
a. taking hold Of something tangible
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29

The same strong incress Sc is noted in
the money order and registry depart
ments, and the total shows an increase
in business that must be gratifying to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29

all concerned. 1t furnishes another
proof, if such were reeded, to show
that Salt Lake City is going ahead
with leaps and bounds as d center of
business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
BUYS ore sampIina Works.
Wins Out in Nevada.

mining men, Mr.. Craig was lured by
the wonderful stories that four years
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

Public notice is hereby given that
Guillermo Nc Cormick, Managing Direc-
tor of the Compafiia Azucarera Central
Machete, has applied to the Executive
Council for franchise to take and use
10 liters of water per second from the
Branderis creek, in the municipal dist
riot of Guayama, for industrial purposet
at said Central.
A public hearing on the foregoing
application will be granted by the Exec
utive Council on the twenty-fourth day
of October, 1907, at three O'Clock p. m.
at which time all persons interested foI
or against the granting of same will bt
given an opportunity to be heard.
PEDRO DE Ro-Acting Chic
Clerk, Executive Council. 5-5.a
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FALLEC|M|ENTOS
UnO Ocurrido EN- Aqua
dilla. .-Dofia Amparo
Vii1as de Villa16n.
DESCANsEN EN- PAZ
Tambien pag6 su tribute 4
la terra el noble anciauo
don Lorenzo Rebollo.

Octubre I5.-En entos mo-
mentos el TELEGRAPH nos comunica
haber fallecidc en- Aguadilla, Ia no.
Bile y virtuosa dana dofia Amparo
Vihas de Villal6n, esposa del doc
tor don Luis Maria Villal6n { hija
amantisima de nuestro respectable
amigo y correligionario don Vicen-
te Viias Martinez.
Lamentamos profundamente el
triste acontecimiento que LENA 1e
luto y resar a tan honorable cuanto
apreciada familis, y elevemos
nuestras oraciones al Todopoderoso
por ell descanso de la que va no
existe.
"A la edad de "a amos fslle-
clio en- este pueblo, el respectable
anclano don Lorenzo Rebollo y Re-
guero, natural de Rspaiia, habiendo
vivido en- este pals durante s. afios.
Por la bondad de su caracter,
honradez acrisolada y constante la
boriosidad, mereci6 el aprecio y
consideration de cuantos lie trata.
ron y conocieron.
La inhumacion de su cadavel
Sc veri6c6 con bastaute concurren.
cia, no estando debidamente repre-
sentada la colonia espaiiola.
va en- la Metropolis, despidit
el duelo el sefior Rodolfo Rodri
guez, hacienda breve y justa arolo
gta del 6nado y expresando Ia In
tensa gratitud de la familia Rebollo
hacia los que asistieron al plados'
acto.
Nuestro sentido pesame q la ia
mllia del que va no existe.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Lares, octubre de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
San JUIUY Ia |SLl
Cartas s detenidas en- La
of Gina central del CO.
r.reo de San Juan.
CORTE De DlsTRlTO
CORTE De OlSTRlTO
Demanda declarada con In.
gar.-Policfas reengan.
chados por dos aios.

Continuation de las cartas de.
tenidas en- el aPost Offices de esta
ciudad:
Jacinto Candista, Juan Cris6s.
tomo, Pedro Constancio, Flor Co
lon, Rosario Cepeda, Purifcaci6n
Cintr6n, Leonardo del Campo, AL
berto Clasina, Claudio Castillo.
jose Ma DAvila, Gregoria DS.
villa, Enrique Diaz Rosa, W. D.
Dan'aY, l. Esteves, Evarista Fuen.
tes, Juana Flores.
Zehon Guadalupe, Dolores Gu.
lierrez. Heraclia Guerra de Rami.
rez, James Goodwin, Octavio Con-
7alez, David Gonzalez, Felix M.
Gonzalez, Juana Gimenez, Alex.
Giraud, Maria Gerena, (Conclui-
ra.)
La Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, secci6n de 10 civil, ha decla.
RADIO con lugar la demanda que 50.
bre incumplimiento de contrato in.
terpusiera la succession de Pablo Ro-
bles Aquino contra HeracIlo Cine
nez Matos, ordenando a este otor.
que a sus demandantes una escritu.
ra pdblica.
Con fecha II del actual que.
daran reenganchados por dos ahos
mas en- ell serviclo los guardias de
la policla Antonio Mendez, Ambro.
sio Ramirez, Angel NJ. Quih6nes,
Bautista Serrano y Pedro c. San
taliz.
81 secretario de la logia sBe-
tancesD, de Puerta de TERRA, ha
tenido la atencl6n de invitarnos para
las conferencias mas6nicas que Sc
celebraran todos les microbes tr
aquel taller, la primera de las cua-
les empezara el microbes, % de
actual, y esta q cargo del abogad'
sefior Coll y Cuchi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
NUFVA ENC|CL|CL
P0r Su Santidad e1 Pa
pa Pho X.-E1 res1-
men de su textO.
MODERNIsMO CATOLlCO
Combatiendo los errores re.
ligiosos. Varios manda.
tos y recomendaciones.

La nueva encfclica contra el
modernismo cat6lico Sc ha publica.
do. He aqui un resumen autoriza.
do de su texto:
Analiza los diversos aspectos
del modernismo en- flosofia, fe, teo
logfa, historic y critics, todos los
cuales desacreditan el dogma, rela-
jan la jerarquia y debilitan la discl-
pima.
Deduce la encfclica despues de
amplio y sereno razonar, que el mo
dernismo alienta toda herejia ycon,
duce fatalmente al ateismo en- fuer-
"a de exaltar la soberbia individual.
lista, que va gangrena parte del
organismo clerical.
Recuerda Su Santidad cuanto
Sc esforzo Ell Pontlfce anterior en-
combatir los errores religiosos, mil
veces mas graves y daiiosos que la
alberta irreligiosidad.
La segunda parte de la enci-
clica Sc compone de mandates &
concretas recomendaciones a los ca
t6licos, p9r este orden:
Primero. Enseiianza de floso
fla y teologia escolasticas en- todos
los seminarios y universidades cato
licas, con estudios de teologfa posi-
tlva, hechos con espiritu sincera-
mente cat6lico.
Segundo. Alejamlento de los
modernistas de la ensehanza en- los
s.minarios y universidades cat6li-
cls.
t Tercero, Los obispos, como de
: legados del Papa, deberan separa
4 clero y q 6eles de la prensa mo
dernista-
e Cuarto. Sc instituira un cole
: gio censor en- cada di6cesis, encar
8 gado de revisar las publicacione
cat6licas. Los eclesiasticos no pc
: dram dirigir peri6dicos sin permis
v del obispo. Los eclesiasticos qr
;, colaboren en- los peri6dicos habra
" de ser sometidos a estrecha vlgllal
e cia.
,f Quinto. Sc prohibira la eel,
braci6n de Congresses sacerdotalC
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(Coneinst5n.)


SSu carrera nos ensefia nume-
rosas lecciones; pero ninguna mas
valiosa que Ia lecci6n de amplia
slmpatla humana por todos nues'
tros ciudadanos de todas las cla-
ses y de todos los credos. Ningdn
otro Presidente ha merecido jamas
como 81 que Ia labor de su vida
Sc caracterizara con las palabras
de Lincoln, como siendo realizada
SIN malicia para nadie; con carl
dad para todos. Cuando era nifio
trabaj6 rudamente con sus n1anos;
entr6 en- el ejercito como soldado
rasO, conocl6 la pobreza, tuvo que
ganarse SD propla sustento; y por
sus propios esfuerzos Sc levant6
fualmente 4 Ia posici6n de I'm hon.
bre de moderados medios. No so.
lamente estuvo el en- persohal con-
tacto con el habltante de la clu-
dad , el del campo, con el capita
lista y el obrero, sino que lego q
comprender profundamente q ca"
da uno de esos tipos y a sentir una
intima simpatia por cada uno; y SD
esfuerzo mas plausible fue el de
tratar de juzgarlos d todos por la
misma norma, y de tratarlos a to
dos con Ia mlsma justlcia. La
arrogancia con el debil y el odio
envidioso hacia aquellos que madam
en- Ia opulencia, fueron pasiones
igualmente aborrecidas por su al
ma justa y benevola.
sY en- verdad que esta acatud
suya debiera ser hoy Ia actitud de
todo nuestro pueblo. Cruel desas
tire vendria 1 constituir para este
pals, el que nos permitieramo:
adoptar una actltud de malqueren'
cha y de envidia hacia los exito:
meritoriamente> obtenidos, hacia Ii
riqueza honradamente adquir1da
Aprovech9monos en- este sentidt
del ejemplo de repdblicas de est
hemisferio occidental que Sc extien
de nj sur de nosotros. Algunas d
esas repdblicas han prosperad
grandemente; pero hay otras gu
lnorosamsnte Sc han quedado mu.
atrGs y que todavia Sc encuen
tran sumidas en- I'm estado de po
breza material y de confusion
intranquilidad pOlftica. Sin exccI
ci6n alguna, las repdblicas CON
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NOTAS AMERICANS
Nc Kinley juzgado por Roosevelt

prendidas en- la clase primeramen,
te mencionadas, son aquellas en- las
cuales la industria honrada ha te-
nido aseguradas la protection y la
recompensa, squellas donde Sc ha
dado sietnpre una cordial bienveni-
da a toda empresa que benefciara
al pals entero, en- tanto que, ,nci-
dentalmsnte, como es propio y jus
to, ofreciera utilidades sustanclales
q aquellos que las establecfan. Las
rep1blicas pobres y atrasadas, por
el contrario, esas rep1blicas en- las
cuales el conjunto de los ciudada-
nos de la clase media es de 10 me.
nos apetecible que darse pueda y Ell
de los obreros de 10 peor que pueda
pedirse, son precisamente esas re-
p1blicas en- las cuales la industria
hs sido sofocada, porque la riqueza
ha expuesto q sus propietarios a la
expoliaci6n.
"A esas communicates 1aras We
ces va el capital extranjero, por-
que Sc ha visto que tan pronto
como Sc emplea ese capital'en for
ma que rlnda una remuneration
sustancial a aquellos que 10 apron
tan, excita una envidia ignorante
y una hostilidad que vienen a pa
rar en- una actitud tan opresiva,
dentro & fuera de Ia ley, que mas
tarde 8 mas temPrano Sc conviertt
en- una con6scaci6n virtual. To
da manifestation de sentimiento!
de esta indole, debiera ser aplasta
da en- ST. iriciaci6n por el peso d.
una sensata opinion p1blica.
sDesde Ell puuto de vista d
nuestra prosperidad material, s6lt
hay otra cosa tan lmportante come
la anulaci6n del espfritu de envidi
y hostilidad hacia los hcmbres d
negoclos honrados, hacla los hom
bres honrados de fortuna, y es i
anulacl6n del hombre de negoci
fraudulento, la guerra a la trara
ceria y 4 las injusticias que son pt
culiarmente repulsivas, peculiar
rnente nocivas, cuando concurre
en- hombres que no tienen para st
crimenes la excusa de la necesidat
de la pobreza 6 de la ignoranci'
Los hombres de posici6n, y sob
todo los hombres de gran opulenc:
{ pueden solamente existir SECURE
J. bajo la pacffca protection del E:
!. tado, en- sociedades ordenadas G
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las cuales Ia !ibe1 tad Sc manifesto
bajo la ley y por medic de la ley
Son esos hombres, mas que otros
algunos. los que debieran, por e)
interes a la clase la cual pertene
cen, por el interes de sus hijos, y
de los hijos de sus hijos, tratar por
todcs los medios, pero especielmente
por la manera como condujeron- -sus
vidas, de insistir en- la formation y
el mantenimiento del respeto a la
ley.
aNo Sc confua la iujusticia q
una clase indetermlnada. 10 bue-
no y 10 malo Sc encuentran asl en-
los ricos como en- los pobres, y al
trazar una linea divisoria entire
nuestros semejantes, debemos ha'
cerlo desde el punto de vista de Ia
conducta, y no desde el de los bic
mes mundanos. En- abstracto ad-
mltira este la mayoria de nosotros
En- 10 concrete, solamente podre
mos actuar sobre tai doctrina, s.
realmente nos conocemos y senti
mos reciprocas simpatias.
Isl asi el obrero como el capi
talista pueden llegar a conocer in
timamente la vida del otro, reunirs'
con el en- forma de que Sc establez
ca entire ellos verdadera simpatia
desaparecera la mayor parte de 10
antagonismos que entire ellos exis
ten y Sc desenvolvera en- su luga
Tin juicio mas amplio, mas justo
mas bondadoso y mas generosc
porque cada uno de ellos enconttar
en- el otro los m!smos attributes hr
m AMOS esenciales que reconoce G.
ST mismo.S
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(. NATAEzO
DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA1

OCULISTA. A.-Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clinica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
:elona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oioa.
.etuan 81, (cerca del Tea
tro.) - Horas de consulta
De ga Il de Ia manana. =
Gratis a los pobres, de 8 q
lie IL maiiana. d.
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Sc VENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
de largo por s de ancho, con ga tutos
3e 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas le
$50,
Una maquina horizontal, comrle
"a, con dos clasifcadores, capaz pars
moler 1000 galones de gusrapo en- II
aoras.-Para informes, dirfIanse al
PENsDo, Faisrdo. 3o-2.
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con rarlsimas excepciones, en- ca
sos en- que no haya peligro de mo.
dernismo, presbiterianismo 8 lai.
clsmo.
Sexto. Sc instituye un Consejc
de vigilancia en- cada di6cesis, para
impedlr la diffusion de los errores
nodernistas. Los obispos informa.
rin frecventemente al Vatlcano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
DAVID BELLAMORE

Tiene el honor de avisar las damas
de la buena sociedad de San Juan, que ha
recibido los ultimos estilos de sombreros,
segun la moda de Paris y New York. Sc
las invita- a verlos, en- al Allen St. 3o-7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. para Ponce
D TsRlE C T O:R|IO
Roberto Graham
INGEN1ERo

Taller de maquinarla, Fundisi6n
y Carreterfa. Agencia de los Arados
decree, los meiores que &c iabrican.
Marines IS. Ponce
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Colonia Especial
Sc kCABO 81 DOLOR

Con sl snestssioo sDentudos
te obtiens 10 coDpleta ausencia de-
dolor en- todSs les estrscciones den1
tales. De vents en- Ia fsrmacia ds
sColons Plaza principal, ean.
Juan. Diriisse la Oorisspondsnoia
i Ssaor Z, H. 2. o. RoS tti Ess
Juan,
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DIR. JaCintO Zaratt
80 cocrNA AMERICANA. ~

Medicina.-Cifuiia. Nnfermedades de ninos -Parto
Ocu1IsTA dea Cnica Oftamoogica del <Hotel.Deus de
PARIS .Consultas de la p m.--RAFAEL CoRDERo (Lu'
M 1927. ,..,..--ru
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-15
H. S. Harper 6, Go.
Western q Southwestern Lands
Phone 47ae
Route Four, Great Bend Kas. -
We list The following propositions For Sale :.

NO ne-32O acres OF good sandy soil nine miles southwest of
Dodge Cty and two miles south of Howell 20 acres of Alfalfa
S acres o. wheat oneourth delivered goes to purchaser Price
sVO cash. balance one to three years at per cent
No. Two-160 acres all level lO6 acres in wheat oneha
delivered goes with the place Half mile to school -Four and
hall miles from Dodge City. Price $3.50 per acre -
NO. Ihree-73 acres nine miles south of Oferle all good
an loOacre IN wheat oneourth delivered Price So 700
NO. Four-64o acres six miles north Of Dodge City, $50 acres
m wheat one half delivered at Dodge City goes to purchaser
ms is an excellent section 1t has 40 affected by small
per cent interest - "O o
No. Five-320 acres II miles southwest of Dodge Civ Most
eVe @ acres spring crop All fenced. Price $4,000 half
CASH. Oalance Tor three years at per cent
No Sx-00 acres six room house two wells tanks f,oma
mix house. new barn SOx40 room for eight head Of horses
granary barn. All fenced and cross fenced 900 acres in cuI
ono S u acres in wheat Cnethrd delivered goes with place
ne ana oneha miles south OF Ford Price So 500 will carry
4ZOO Tor two years at Z per cent.
NO Seven-6iO acres twelve miles northwest of Dodge CITY
level every acre tiabe fenced and cross fenced miles from
one me TO good district school, good room frame
mousse oarn 32x3 chicken house. coal house. good we'll 60 feet tn
water WIND mill and tanks All the improvements ON this nac
are new and in excellent condition Price SIS per acre
No. Eight-lGO acres 1.-THE f42525 fenced and cross
ZO acres In wheat oneOurth goes with the place Good
We'll 10 eet to water 12O of good farm land the north
west forty crossed by small draw that fed by small SPRINGS
ana mas living water the year around This land only two and
miles from the German Luhern Church. lately dedicated
Price 81, 900 cash. - o. ''' '"Ooi
No Nne-4OO acres mile south OF Howell feet to water
at per cent interest '''
No. Ienl6O miles southeast of Dodge Civ all
fenced 90 acres wheat one-thrd goes to purchaser Price
s., 800 f INV
No. Eeven-GlO section 272526 four miles north Of
Howell station 600 Of good level farm land This section 10
located good farming IeghborhOod with well improved farms
on all sides it and only mile to school, We own this section
and will give warranty deed and abstracts date showing ood
Title Price Sll per and will carry 81 900 at Der cent for
two years. = -. ~"
No TwevelOO acres miles east OF Dodge City, every
tlDable Price for quick sale Sl5OOcash =,
We have other western lands for sale and will be pleased to
quote prices on same at any time. =" - ;
For full particulars write . :
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DISTRICT 4.

FEB. T.
Herman, Gilbert and Victor John.
son were visiting with Wesley Brin.
ing last Friday evening.
Fay Gwinn entertained a few of
her friends Saturday evening. A
good time was had by all who were
present.
! will not mention all who are on
the sick list this week, as it would
take too much room in the editors
paper.
Pete Damn from Chillicothe, Mo-,
was visiting with friends in this
neighborhood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Sam Gwinn were Wis
ting with Mr.. and Mrs. Giddens. and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Brining Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Giddens re.
turned totheir home at Larned Mon.
day evening.
Mrs. C. C. Carey returned to her
home IN Peabody the first of the
week.
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Mrs. 7. S. Mayhem is reported as
being very poorly with an attack of
the grip.
Joe Stauffer, Of Park Avenue, is
planning to put upa fine residence
this summer. =
The foundation is going in for the
new Cook & Planning business build.
IN, south Of the Kendall hotel.
h Geo. Spencer has the contract for
doing the finishing on the Palmer.
Lorimer house in the second ward.
If this weather stays with US 1t.
tie longer we will begin making gar-
den. Not i've" but some of the
people. ." -
Owing to the scarcity Of cars quite
a number Of the farmers living west,
who usually market their vheat'at
Pawnec Rock, are bringing. it to
Great Bend.
Harry Wilkinson, of. Topeka, was
in the city for short time Monday.
visiting with the family Of James
Clayton. He went on tc his home
that evening. e."
Ground has been broken for the
erection Of the hansome residepe
contracted for by Fred Zutavern, to-
be built on the corner Of Forest Ave.
and Morphy street. g !.
Nick Smith had quite an excit-
ing time. Monday trying to
run down horse. He finally made
it through, and corralled the ami.
NAL. =.
W. d. Middlekauf was down from
Pawnee Rock Wed: He says the
contractors. began work on their new
sidewalks at the Rock this morningf
which are to replace the old board
walks now in use.
Some OF the folks out northwest of
mere have been missing chickens
from their hen houses during the pas,
winter, and have been perplexed to
know where they might be going.
Recent occurrences seem to have
thrown a. little light 90 the subject'
and they are on their guard little,
Somebody better look out.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-15
H. S. HARPER e. co. 1.
R. F. D. NO. FOUR, GREAT BEND

Attorney Banta was in Hoi,ingtou
on business Saturday.
J. W. Deal and Wife were down
from HOisinglou Tuesday.
Frank Strothman made a business
trip to EllinwOod Wednesday.
A card received from ]. G. SleHiz
says he and family are homeward
bound.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Dolsen are
both confined 10 the house with an
attack Of the prevalent torture, called
grip.
Remember that DR.. Schrock fits
glasses to the eyes free Of charge.
No fit, no pay. Call at our optical
department.
Charlie Button writes 10 that thi.
kind of weather makes him feel like
taking of his shoes and making rur
down the pike. Me TOO.
Watt O'Connell returned Frida,
morning from Eads, Colorado, where
he has been for some time past
working at his trade Of a carpenter
c. E. Johnson came down from
Ellsworth Tuesday evening. He
has disposed of his Laundry bushes.
there, and is now seeking for a new
and a larger town in which to 60 in
to business.
Missis Lizzie and Minnie
Komarek we're in Ellinwood Tuesda,
evening attending the installation O
officers Of the Daughters Of Isabella.
They report very interesting
meeting.
Mrs. Sophia Ridenour of Carmen
Oklahoma, is on visit to her father
Jacob Lutschg, on route three, ant
other relatives and friends.
Herman Lutschg and family. Of
Denver, are here visiting Mr..
Lutschg's father on route three, and
other relatives and friends. They
have been visiting Oklahoma people.
Mrs. Jim. Mcdonald on route
two telephoned in Friday thai
4S loads.of wheat had passed their
house By 10 o'clock that morning,
and that fully that msny passed
There. Thursday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-15

nave he famous Buster Brown and the good for bad boys These
shoes look better and than other on the market
they are so made that they rip pull out at the heel In
wear and the quality OF protection they furnish them one
OF the most attractive features the shoe they are worth mapy
times the price you pay for them.
Our ladies and misses department exceptionally strong this
season. we make speciality of handling u1oate high grade
dress shoes for ladies' all the fine feathers shapes and widths from
AAto EE Weae showing the Wchert Gardner ne this line
built on lasts thatgve style and comfort.
Men that nice shoes clothes and such YOU will find
here Wecarry large and complete line OF upto we'll
tailored clothing old Styles old patterns no shelf worn
goods to select from, and inspect our line eary while it s
practically unbokn Then you nice hat shirt and neck
wear all of which will find here and overas we are
the leaders, and fit any boy this class Of goods We
would like ashae OF your trade The cash store The one price
store Inc stare that returns money when you goods
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-02-15

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