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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-06-24
Sun ana Lake City happenings


Blessed are the poor, for they
shall enherit the earth" What a
beautiful thought!
The Rev. Bailey of Protection,
preached to a Sun City audience
morning and evening last Sunday.
Mrs. Hixon, of Hooker, Oklaho.
ma, IS visiting her brother and
sister, Harry Miller and Mrs. Shig.
ley.
/, The Lake State Bank is adding
an apartment to the main Office
which will be of general convent
ence.
Pratt county is a solid sheet of
wheat and to see the harveste1s at
work looks like ants on a log with
fire at both ends.
Don't cry because the item sup
ply is lank again this week. Ev-
erybody has left the country for
distant wheat fields.
George Bullock was released
from the pesthouse lest Tuesday.
He looks as spotted as a leopard
but quite natural otherwise.
! Mr.. Clawson and sons will be
busy for the next three weeks TAX
ing care OF their wheat crop which
is several miles north of their home
place.
Lake City talks of chartering a
train July 4th and going to Sharon.
If this should come to pass Sharon
will be shaken up in way never
known before.
Harry Lott. the handiest men
along the Medicine with a paint
brush, began last Thursday morn.
ing giving Scott Bucks residence
another coat of paint. ,
The M. E. pastor of Lake City
was taken sick last Friday and is
not enjoying the best of feeling
yet. 1t is quite likely he worked
too hard in getting his home ready
to occupy.
Rip Vanwinkle came over from
Sourwood mountain last Friday
morning and spent the day at his
favorite trading post. In the mean
time Green Adams entertained
him at checkers in which Rip was
an easy winner.
Miss Marie Able of Mt. Carmel
academy, Wichita, is spending a
few weeks with her school mate,
Miss Leo Adams. These young
ladies look, walk and talk alike
and make a jolly good looking
team. Properly said,' says
Adolph Bissantz.
w. B. Redwine and sons began
laying the foundation of the Lake
City Hotel last Tuesday and the
indications are she is going to be
one that will meet the city's de-
mand. Mr.. Redwine has been TAX.
ing care of his boarders at the
Stewart building for the past
month and will continue to do SO
until the new building is finished.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-06-24
GeHane

Mrs. Chas! Gronemiar has been
on the sick list again but is some
better at present.
Pfaff Bros. and Lewis Gavin
went to Hazelton last week to help
MIR. Pfaf cut some wheat.
On account of the ripeness of the
wheat in this section several par
ties harvested last Sunday.
Mrs. Williams and family spent
the day last Sunday at her brothers,
Luther Fullerton's. Bob Cowden
and family were there also.
Elsie Faulconer and Ora New
kirk were visitors at the city of
Kiowa last Thur sday. They spent
the day while there with Mrs. c.
p. Guier.
Nd. S. Mcmillan had quite a
string Of company Sunday. Mar
vim says he is glad when company
comes for he is certain to get all he
wants to eat that day.
Mrs. ]. f. Faulconer left last Fri
day for Lamar, Mo-, her old home,
where she will stay for a month OF
six weeks. She went with Mr.. and
Mrs. Page as far as Fl. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Page depart
ed last Friday for Hot Springs,
Ark, where they will remain awhile
on account of Mr.. Pages health.
We sincerely hope that the change
will be agreeable to Mr.. Page.
Neva Ward is getting to be quite
industrious here of late. She came
home from the Handy Kitchen at
Medicine Lodge and went to run
ming Mr.. Wards wheat binder.
Any young man would do we'll to
get such young lady as Neva.
Otis Metz and wife and John
Sampson and wife and Miss Will
liams of Kiowa attended the Chill
dren Day exercises at Roundup last
Sunday. They came out in Metz
automotommy. They went from
Roundup TO Kiowa in thirty five
minutes.
Will Gavin went to Kiowa last
Sunday afternoon and we hardly
know what he went for because he
was too late for the ball game. He
took his lease" along with him but
as far as the lease" is concerned
we don't know whether it came
home with Will or not, if not il
will not be long.
The Children's Day at Roundup
last Sunday was a very enjoyable
day for those present. In the morn
ing program was rendered which
was credit to any COMMUNICATE
in the afternoon was supposed to
be preaching by Rev. L. H. Bar
mum but for some unknown cause
he failed to show up.
Grandma Albright of Cherokee
died last Monday afternoon after a
short illness of few weeks. H.
M. Albright and family and !. L.
Albright and family and Mrs. c. D.
Newkirk went from this part.
More would have gone had it not
been such busy time; she was
well known here and everyone says
a good old lady has passed away.
The bereaved relatives have the
sympathy Of the entire community
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-06-24

H. T. Woodward & Son are
exclusive agents for the celebrated
0. B. Flour-the best brand on the
market. 1t is popular with all who
use it. Try a sack.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-06-24

People say that the finest grocer
les In town are at Woodward
& Son. Phone az.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

sloncr Ullman said he would be
would be against prohibiting It en-
tlrely IL that was what the ordinance
called for. THE chief said no had
framed the ordinance, but that It was
purely to bring the matter to some
head.
The civil service board sent In the
name Of Thomas Reynolds, certified
as eligible for appointment as a su-
pernumerary In the department.
a representative OF the borough Of
Fair Haven East stated that there
was to be a borough election there
next Monday and asked that the bor-
ough be granted the use Of booths
for the election in accordance with
the usual custom. This was granted.
Patrolman Louis Was sent In a Pc
titlon asking that he be retired. He
represented that he has been in &C.
tive service for twenty-five years ana
that he was physically incapable Of
continuing In service. The matter was
referred to n committee to have the
officer examined as TO his physical 1T
ness in accordance with usual Gus
tom.
The report OF the chief for the
month was read and in It were men
toned for honorable mention Ed
ward Lawlor for several captures
made by him during the month; Will
liam Newberg, for saving tho life OF
Mr. Carroll Of Nicol street, who at
tempted suicide By jumping into Mil
river, and was pulled out by the Of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
TAFT DELEGATES

CONTINUED from First Page)
Michael Kcnealy OF Stamford, state
central committeeman, chairman;
Charles Hopkins Clark. editor Of the
Hartford Courant; Col Isaac NJ. Ull-
man OF New Haven. Timothy II Hop
kIns Of KIllIngly, Railroad Commits
sloner o. r. Tyler Of Torrington,
The ether delegates will be as fol-
lows. Hartford county, Col C. NJ. Jar
Wis Of Berlin; Holland county, General
George p Keeney. of somers; New Ha-
ven, Dennis A. Blakeslee Of New Ha-
ven; Mddesex, Andrew f, Shepard OF
Portland, New London, Angus Park OF
Sprague, Windham, Edwin Miner OF
Moosup; Litchield, j. Henry Roraback
Of Canaan; Fairfield William L, Burn
ham of Bridgeport.
The convention proceedings tonight
were brief and aside from numerous
caucuses included only the address oil
Rev Or. Luther, the temporary chair.
man
President Luther said In part:
1T Is not a cause for boasting but Il
IS reason for solemn pride that this
great party Of ours. has been means
through which obvious progress has
been made possible. We do not clair
to have been the sole cause OF what
ever Ii good In the development o.
these later years. But we do feel tina
our principles, our methods, our poll
tIcal science, our patriotism, our ma
tional faith have been instrumental. II
the upbullding Of the great nationa
structure that today dominates
hemisphere and commands the sym
pathetic respect OF mankind.
1--WE, | say. are proud OF all this. w
arc grateful that largely because OF us
| mon have been made more free, III
poor man has had a better chance, III
rich man has held secure whatever VA
rightly his, our vast territory has boel
sLbdued TO the hand OF industry, an
the nation has grown strong.
"The story Of the republican party
the history Of tho United States, 10
those years in which has been accom-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

1oer, and John +, Kerrlgan, for stop
ping a runaway team with little girl
In II, and thereby probably saving the
childs life
John T McGrath and Matthew
Powers appeared as o. committee from
the Mutual Aid association and asked
that they be given permission to ar
range q baseball schedule for a police
team and be given permission to ar
range a baseball schedule for the po-
lice team and be given permission to
sell tickets for games, the proceeds
to pay expenses and the surplus 10 go
to the benefit fund Of the association.
Commissioner Ullman objected TO the
indiscrmInate method Of selling tick
cts to every man on the force and
finally permission for the team TO 80
ahead and for selling tickets for one
big game was allowed, but Commits"
sIoners Ullman and Maxwell were
named as q committee to confer with
the committee of the association and
practically to oversee the plans made
The team Ia planning to have a New
York police team here for the big
gest game OF the season.
It was decided to hold a spring In
spectlon OF tho force on May 92'
Commissioners Mayor Martin, Dean
and Fertman were named as a com
mittee to investigate the Bertlllon
system. and especially to ascertain us
practlcabIlty for adoption here in ref
erence 10 the financial end OF the
proposition.
Mayor Martin, Chief Cowles and the
board have planned to go to New
York on Saturday, II the weather Is
pleasant, to attend the annual spring
Inspection of the force IN that city,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
THREE MONTH
SUSPENSION
FOR MALONEY
Continued from First Page.)

with the exception that any essions
may be held as executive sessions
whenever the members Of the board
think that for the benefit of the police
service It shall he desirable to do so.
The matter of the ordinance against
roller skating which was among those
which Chief Cowles introduced to the
board Of aldermen at Monday nights
session was discussed and several of
the members said that they would be
opposed to the complete prohibition
of the art of roller skating though
they were willing to have It under the
control OF the police. Tho chief OK
planned that he had had the ordinance
introduced for the purpose of bring
ing the matter 10 an issue, and to see
where he was at as at present there
was nothing which gave the police
any control of the matter while he
had received numerous complaints
and requests from citizens to take
some action In the matter Commits
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
CRAWFORD.
Especial Journal-courier New. Service,

TSDtVIHT JUUrHHT-tUUfIrr NtWH StrVIUt'J
Branford, May 5.--Branford resi-
dents were panied to hear this after
noon that the Branford Manufacturing
company had gone into involuntary
bankruptcy, A few days ago two at
tachments were placed on the COM
pany's property, and this. together
with the prevailing business stagna-
ton, is the explanation OF the present
condition at the plant OF the Bran
ford Manufacturing company. for
merry the Branford Lock factory. An
inventory Of the stock, etc. is being
taken this evening, and at present no
available data is obtainable as to the
amount OF either the assets or the liza
bilities.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
The CHAMBERLAIN CO.
Grown and Orange Street Corner"
Storage

In our new storage warehouse, corner State
and Fair streets 10000 guuare feet). Prices
as low as the lowest, and our men. expert
enced in handling fine furniture, will take
better care of your goods than the ordinary
teamsters.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

Mrs. Oscar Collenhurg of Barnett
street. has returned to her home af-
ter spending a week with her sister in
New York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

Miss Dorothy Peck, who underwent
an operation at the Bridgeport hospi-
tai n few days ago, at which time sew
eral OF her toes were amputated, re-
turned there to-day In order that the
surgeon might make an examination
and assure himself that there was nc
danger of the development of blood
poisoning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

About $3.50 o'clock Monday evening,
a large band Of gypsies passed through
Westville.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

The Westvilles and High schoola
will play ball In West Rock PARK, sat
urday afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
Repairing

Experienced cabinet makers, upholster-
ers and fnishers We repair your furniture
right at reasonable charge Estimates given
before work Is begun.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

At meeting held in the high school
building last evening committee,
consisting OF Hon r. J. Kinney, Miss
Sarah Morton Mrs. John e. Kinney,
w. II. Palmer and Principal Loyejoy,
was appointed to draft bylaws and
nominate permanent officers for an
association TO he known as the Alumni
Association of the Branford High
School. w. L. Moore presided at the
meeting, and w H. Palmer was sec
retary.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

S. G. Hail and family Of Wood
bridge. have gone TO Chestnut Hill foi
the summer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

The Comfortable society meets In
the parlors OF the Congregational
church tomorrow afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

Miss Genevieve Doyle who return
ed from the New Haven hospital last
week, Is reported as rapidly regaining
her health.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

z. +, Baldwin is having a new en-
CINE installed in his launch, Auto
go"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

X. a. Llndberg has returned to
Branford and Ia occupying part of
Gustave Johnson's house on Hopson
avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
WESTYILLE.

The Rev. Mrs. Alex. r. Irvine, for
merly OF New Haven, now of New
York, Is the guest Of Mrs. j. $. Reed
OF 81 Forest street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

LONG ESTABLISHED RULE OF OUR STORE to keep stocks
clean and absolutely free of slow moving goods time
to time goes dispose of early purchases before
they have time to become impediments
This means reductions in price that often represent
loss of profit to but such considered when we
want quick sales Agreeaby to this policy offer this
FOLLOWING REDUCED LOTS OF
FURNITURE, RUGS and LACE CURTAINS.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

Hon. a, Il. Hammer, Hon. c. A
Hoadley, Hon. +. T.. Smith, Hon. II
W, Doolttle and Charles Reynolds are
in attendance as delegates to the re-
publican state convention In Hartford
this evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

Quite a number Of the members Of
Woodland lodge. K. Of p. are planning
TO pay n fraternal visit TO George 3.
Shaw lodge, of Stony Creek, to-mor-
row evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

Georgia chapter, No as, o. T., s.,
conferred the degrees of the order on
two candidates last evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
Carpets Cleaned
CARRIAGE FREE.

We attend to every detail Of the carpet
cleaning business We will take up. clean,
renovate. repair, make over and relay your
carpets, with no charge for carriage. Let IFS
give you an estimate on your work. Esti-
mates free.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Babson,
who died at the New Haven hospital
yesterday. were held this afternoon,
the lnterment being In Center ceme-
terry.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

CONTINUED from first pagel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

el gope NJ Suagsby In busca vano la impression que
teras las deeoraeones que blilan baio q povo que
las eubre e gabinete de NJ rukinghorn. su venera-
con por los msteros que dirge e procnrador mejor
parroquiano " sobre todo ell dscreo e respeo uuo
de eomnn acuerdo manifesto todo e mundo al procura
dor en- ChancryLane todos los Inns del tribunal
e recuerdo que ha conservado del Inspector Bucket de
sus maneras irresisbles de tituo de su insi-
nuante lie eonrman la idea de que forma parte de
secreto pegroso cuyo sentdo ignora precsamente
ia ignoranca hace que posci6n crca azaro-
sa, porque cada campanillazo cada que lega
puede estalar el secreto bomba hacer voar
Jque2. Tan solo 10 sabe M. Bucket
Cnando entra algnn desconocido la tenda como 10
hacen muchos desconocdos, dciendo "a Esta M
SuagsbyY', una vioenta paptaci6n ell pecho
del tendero Esta pregunta lie da tai susto que la
agun muchacho venga de 81 estranoe las oreias por
encima del mostrador, pregunta al piueo que 10
que entende por aqueas paabras por que dice en-
seguda obeto que e rae lie parece que odos los ha-
btaes dc ondre han confabuado para asustare con
anumerabIes preguntas de modo que en- la bora en-
que e gallo de la echera de CursitorSreet anuncia e
da NJ Suagsby encuentra absmado en- una espantosa
esadilla da tremendas manotadas su muier oue ex
clama:
8Qut le sucederaf
10 ~ muier Ia menos poderosa de sus an
gsstas porque Ia necesidad de ocnare un secreto da
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
POR CARLOS DICKENS

gorra.
Mistress Suagsby lie lanza una mirada atenta
Ha mirado marido al entrar, NJ. Suagsby le ha
mirado tamben
Jpor que?
Mistress Suagsby 10 adivina.
Por que tene marido ademan de confusion
hace DIR deras de tos de avso Por que Sc
nor por que9
Es claro la luz del dia porque aquel pillo
hjo de NJ. Suagsby
ii LA paz nosoros dice NJ Chadband levan-
tandose enugandose e sudor aceitoso que cubre
mics? Porque Ia paz endurece sino que ablanda los
corazones; porque decara Ia guerra el de
rapna sno que vene nosotros como la paoma Por
repto, amigos mios La paz nosoros Acercate,
muchacho,
-Soltadme no he hecho NADIA sotadme
No amigo mlo; quiero soltarte-responde Nj.
Chadband con dulzura-5Y por que raz6n, amigo mfof
Porque soy obrero segador; porque me has sido
nviado entire mis- e convertiras precioso
instrumental Ojala pueda emplear, amigos mfos este
Instruments hcnecio vuestro para daros bienestar
para aseguraros la dcha CELESTIAL Sientae este ia
bnrete amigo mio
To, cue Sc fgura que el reveeendo cortarle el
cabello proege la cabeza brazos opone la mas
vioorosa restencia los esfnerzos que hacen para ob
gare sentarse.
caando NJ Chadband consigue al fin colocarlo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

ra templar ell alma La vida como de-
cia ell gran educador cubano. Ell
ajustar q La realidad nuestros sueflos.
~ que son vanas y ridiculas locuras,
cuantos esfuerzos hagamos, aun mo-
vidos por ell sentimiento mas noble
desinteresado, para que ell mundo no
sea como es, slno como nosotros 10
queremos, Y para que aquella realidad,
cruel & implacable, Sc ajuste d las
creaciones de nuestra fantasia. No hay
que estrellarse contra molinos de
viento,ni meter manos la espada con-
ira caballeros 8 villanos, cuando solo
nos esperan La vergiienza la derro-
ta. No hay que empenarse, levantan-
do la risa de las gentes, en- que La
bacia del barbero, es ell yelmo de Mann
brino. Debemos vivir con mas cordu-
IA, como ell bueno de Alfonso Quijano
aconseJaba, al fin, en- su lecho de ago
MIA. Pero ay! tambien nos ensena su
hbro, que en- ell momento supreme del
contlicto terrible, cuando la realidad
sanuda venga romper el ideal pu-
rislmo que guardamos, como area santa
en- las profundidades del coraz6n mas
vale caer vencidos muertos que
translgir cobardes con las impurezas
del vlclo de la infamia, que llega-
da para nosotros esa hora solemne.
todos debemos repetir las palabras del
gran hidalgo oaprieta, caballero. la
lanza, Y quitame la vida, pues me
has quitado la honra.p
Nadle, por otra parte, mas digno
que Cervantes, de este homemade de
una naci6n, descendiente de la espa-
nola, per0 que hace tan POGO tempo
combatl6 contra cl goberno de Espa-
ma para romper los lazos politicos que
la unian su metr6poli. Ejemplo
constante dio en- sus obras. como 10
demuestran sus elogios catalancs V
portugueses, sus NAL escondidas sim
patias por la desgracia de los morris
cos. Y su respet0 4 los dcmas puebIos
dc Europa, riyales y enemigos del su-
yo, de que en- su generosa alma no
existian los odios menguados. que di-
WIDEN los hombres por el azar del
nacimento o los origenes de la san
gre Amo la hbertad. Il derecho Ia
Justleia. y donde quiera que So levan-
ten altares estas tres excelsas con
qulstas de la civilization. pueden nj
zarep faY7hikp an at.Jra - t~~1nx
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO
RICO
Oflcina del Secretario

Por In prcsente Sc informa al publ
co Ell general que los programs PARA
la admission lie aspirantes nj eJerclcio
de su ABOGACIA ante los Tribunaies
insulares, no So distribuyen eL esta Off
cina. debiendo dirigirse t0do el que in
terese algin ejemplar Dc clos, & la Ii
breria del Boletin Mercantil, que ha
tornado su cargo "a publication Y
venfa de los mismos
San Juan. +. r.. - Julio de 1907.
A r Castro.
EscreEariu del Tribunal Supremu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS
EN- LA LIBERIA DEL R0EexfM

Manual de frabricacion do chocolates
pastas para sopa y galletas, pen
ID. Luis Godos. / tomo encuader-
nado, $1.55, con franqueo.
Obras poeticas Gle .. Jose de Espro1-
ceda. tomo en- r1stica, 45 cents-
vos, con franqueo.
La collection entera de Las obras de Co
rolina Invernizio. A 25 centavoe
tomo, con franqueo.
I'll Derecho y su practics, nj alcancs do
todos, por f. Pi Arsuaga. l To-
mo encuadernado en- tel&. e1.ee
con franqueo.
La Introduction { la Vida Dsvota, pox
ell bienaventurado Francisco dc
Sales, principe y obispo de Cole
MIA de los Al6brogues. l tomo en-
cuadernado Ell piel. $1.60, cor
franqueo,
Sc ACADIA de recibir en- esta hbrerfa la
Importance obra titulada:
La mitad del mundo vista desde un au-
tom6vil de Pekin Paris en- %
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elegantemente encuadernado EN-
tela dorado, 200 ilustraciones foto-
graficas una carta itineraria, pom
u. Luis Barzini Precio, $3.50. con
frnno1teo
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Justo DE LARA.
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-16
GREAT TRIBUTE TO BRYAN.
Convention Cheers Him One Hour
and Twenty-Eight Minutes.

Denver, Col. July 15.-Bryan
"the Pixies Peak of the democracy,
continues to rule the Convntion. his
power being supreme. When Sena-
tor Gore alluded to the fact that Taft
mad opposed the Oklahoma constitu-
ton and that Bryan had favored it.
the Convention broke into a wild
demonstration for Bryan. which
broke all records. lasting one hour
and twenty-eight minutes. In the
frenzy that shook the Convention
hall the standards of all the States,
excepting New York, Delaware, Min
nesota, New Jersey, Georgia and Con-
necticut, were wrenched from their
sockets and carried in wild parade.
In the night session Richmond
Pearson Hobson caused stir by say
ing in a speech that in his presence
a few weeks ago President Roosevelt
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-16
Business Grows Better.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 15.--lndi.
cations are multiplying in all branch
es of trade that return of normal
business conditions is rapidly APP
preaching Railroad managers es'
pecially report a decided improve.
ment and a sharp demand for cars
for the transportation of all classes
OF freight, with the possible eXcep-
tion of steel and ron.
Grand Chief Engineer stone OF
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers said that his reports showed
decided business Improvements on
the railroads throughout the coun-
try. Repair shop forces, he added,
had been put on full time on praca-
cally all OF the railroads botn east
and west.