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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-06-17
TOO POLITE FOR NEW YORK.
Department Store Experience Of
Boy From Georgia.

He came from Georgia, says the
New York Times, a typical Southern
boy. From his father, a gentleman
of the old school, he had imbibed his
ideas of department. He came to
New York recently to. visit an aunt
on the upper West Side, and was
much impressed by what he regard
ed as lack Of politeness and con-
sideration shown to women by many
New York men on street cars and in
other public places. Even at the
risk of making himself conspicuous,
he determined not to abate jot his
ideas of the proper way in which to
treat a woman.
One day recently his aunt took
him downtown with her to big de-
partment store. There was an end
less stream of women passing
through the swinging doors. With
innate politeness the boy stepped
ahead of his aunt, opened the swing
ing door and held it for her to pass
through. The aunt had a purchase
to make at nearby counter and
swept ahead without looking be-
hind.
Having completed her purchase
the aunt loked for her nephew, but
he was nowhere to be seen. She
started back toward the. door and
there beheld a sight that made her
laugh inwardly.
At the door stood her nephew,
bowling automatically as woman af-
ter woman passed in. All the wo-
men glanced at the polite young man
and thought the establishment had
secured most courteous door open
er. The aunt rescued him from
what would have been a continuous
performance.
What could I do?" he pleaded.
There was another lady right be-
hind you, and certainly couldn't let
the door slam in her face. Behind
her came another, and they kept
coming so fast that I was kept busy
bowling as they came in"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-06-17
METHODIST CHURCH STRUCK.
Damage Done by Electric Storm in
Lexington.

Lexington, June 13.-During Sc
we're electric and rain storm, which
passed over Lexington yesterday aft
ernoon, the Methodist church was
struck by lightning and a corner of
the building almost totally demolish-
ed. It is considered miraculous that
the building did not catch on fire and
it is believed that the heavy rain is
all that saved the building from
burning.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-06-17
Could Not be Better.

No one has ever made a salve,
ointment, lotion or balm to compare
with 8ucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the
one perfect healer Of cuts, corns,
burns, bruises, sores, scalds, boils,
ulcers, eczema, salt rheum. For sore
eyes, cold sores, chapped hands it's
supreme. Infallible for piles. Only
Csc. at Peoples Drug Co., Bamberg,
G q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
Collaboration
SUPER-HOMBRE

rs otro mundo el 'ParaleIo. \ uno
y otro lado de la inmensa avenida, Ia
m,ltitud da vueltas delante DE cafes,
c,inemat6grafos y teatros, COMO 81 fue-
ran iaulas de monos Hay espaclo para
nu pueblo de provincial. Toda aquelia
mnehedumbre pare;ea yenir de otra tie
IRA. En- las esplendidas GALES de Bar
celona no eucontrareis tipos semejan-
ties. Gritan, bailan y Sc uneven como
81 estuvieran poseidos-
ALA sc forma an zorro immense. DE
todas parties acudcn. Dominando los
ilabeeIles que le escuchan. de pie en su
earreteIa descubierta. eesta un caballe-
70 que habIa gcsti6nia. Me acerco.
Tambten yo quierO yer uno de estos
dioSs- calleieros que ainan las ofreu-
sias efI mon da dc hucna ley. Na YES
iido Dc negro. con Iarga levita. Luce
rs-chera blanca Eu II olal. una cinta
roia. eondecorado en Calcutta. Sobre
Il noble pecho. una mcdalia con einia
verde. condeeorado IN Il Cairo. Stem
pre- muy iejosi Sus eabeilos 50 agItan
como melena dc leon africano. Ticne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
Angel PEcHE.
Problema cafetero
PUERTO RICO Sc DEFENDERA

Por mas que los iniciadores del pre-
veto pretendan guardian Ia mas ex
tricta reserva, Sc ha averiguado que
Sc trata de forma EN- Ponce una
Companla, con accionistas de toda IL
lsla y de Inglaterra, Alemania Es-
paila, para dedicarse especalmente 4 b
importation de arroz entertainments DE-
la India y ,Japdn,p en- condiciones muy
favorables para competir com el pre-
ducto nacional, que, por serlo tan ca
ro nos cuesta
Segiin calculos minuciosamente h.
cfoS, POGO o NADIA Sc economizara ee1
Ell precio del arroz, pero EN- Gamble
los dos mlllones de pesos que por de
rechos de Adnana ingresaran annual
mente en- el Tesoro de Puerto Rico.
servlran para suprimir La contribu-
cion directa, slstema Hollander, pa
ra proteger eD aiguna forma 4 H.
agrnutura de cafe en caso de que
trlunIen los egolsmos, AHA EN- la ma
dre patria, y sean desatendidas lae
Jnstas demandas de los prodlctores.
de cafe puertorriqueno.
En- otras oeasiones (recuerdese l.
question de los fosforos la importa
lcion de cafe del BRASIL Puerto Rice
ha dado pruebas de energia V virifi
dad para rechazar iniusticias V cores
|ponder dignamente 4 faltas de eoui
dad y consideration, Y no hay dada
que surguan esta vez, como en- las
anaeriores, caracteres capaces para d.
|rigir la campana y levantar el espiri
tn pnblico 4 Ia aturo ,aooson;o
.asegurar ell exito.
Volveremos ocuparnos del asuntl
cuando tengan0s mas datos.
(De eEl Aguila,a de Ponce)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
los compradores de America, 4 auienes

los compradores de America, 4 quicnes
de ese modo Sc podrian conceder los
plazos mas largos. Sin este, al conner
clio espaiol no podria llegar 4 tener
verdadera importancia en- los merca.
dos de America.
Comprcndiendolo asi los organiza.
dorcs de la expedition, sc han enten-
dido con entidades bancarias de YER
dadera importancia que haran este
servicio en- las mismas condolences que
Sc hace en- los dennis pueblos expor-
tadorcS.
ES decir. que esta expedition conner
cial ha conscguido organizar algo equi-
valente al Banco de exportaci6n que
Sc viene intentando crear hace amos.
III cstudio detenido de aquellos mer-
cados es otro punto importante del fo-
lleto. Cada naci6n aun cada plaza
tlencn un modo de ser especial, pre-
ferencias por articulos determinados y
giistos distintos dc los dcmas, para con
|seguir que el fabricante exportador
arraiguc en- ellOs, cs necesario que
adapte sus articulos 4 los mercados
hacienda los corresponsales labor Jul
ciosa perseverance, Sc consigne Ell
al h,t
Ia expedition de una manera muy COM
pleta, llegando hasta al envio de mues-
tras modeIos 4 todos los fabricantes
|espaiiolcs. ademas de los detallados in
forrncs que directamente les remltiran
los cxpcdicionarios.
rs nota muy simpatica y util dc es-
tn mission comercial La publication de
I'm Boletin que vera la luz todos los
meses. En- 81, ademas de los visados
dc los pasaportes por los c6nsules
nor las autoridades locales y del deta-
lie de todas las etapas del viale, apa-
recera un estudio de conJunto de ca
da replbllca, desde Ell punto de vista
economico. que sera de gran utllldad
para todos-
Es decir. que todos cuantos obstacu-
| los difieultan el comerclo espanol con
America, fuera de 10 que es prlvatlVo
de los gobiernos y no esta EN- los me-
dos de los organismos que protegen
esta expedition el conseguir, esta pre-
s,to en- la organization de esta empire
sa.
Como va hemos indieado, la mission
no saldra de Espana hasta la prima-
vera pr6xima, empieando ell tempo
aue falta en- avistarse con los pfoduc-
torres importantes, para tenerios coi.'
cooperadores de esta gran obra que Ia
de beneficiarles tanto que es tie iii-
d,scutible utilidad para Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
San Juan. Puerto-Rico Jueves 81 de Enero de 1909

coche. lie desnuda las piernas. Tonia
I'M frasquito, yicrte Ell la mano ci ell
Xir maravill0so. Y le da frlegas que
nrrancan gritos de dolor al dcsdichado.
No So cansa. III massage salutifero des-
perta POGO Il POGO 81 perdIdo vigor de
los eXtenuados mIcmbros que sufren
temblando In tremcnda sacudida. Los
gritos son dcSgarradorcs; las lagr'mas
brotan abundantcs dc los enardccidos
oios. Las gcntcs Sc accrcan. SO apnan
V clavan Va mirada Ell el yerdngo y su
,ictima sin respirar mudas, llenas de
emocion.
La cula csti tcrmnada. El mucha-
cho dilata e pecho y respira profunda-
mente. Mira 4 I'm lado y Il oiro. No sa
be 10 que le pasa. Esta bajo la cmbria-
clIez de un immense bienestar. FL doe
tor vicrte en- IN vase t,nas cuanias 60
tas de la divina esencia y Sc las da 4
heber. Luego 10 levanta, 10 ooloca en-
81 suelo Y con tono lmperloso ie dlcc I:
! Anda. Y el muchacho anda, anda por
Gus propios pies. solo, behitndose las
lacrimas en- una sonrisa. La muchedunl-
hre aplaude frcnetica. Las manos sc
extienden. a mi A mi Dcsaparecen
los frasquitos. iAgotadosl
FL corro Sc deshace. Todos mlran Ell
dorado licor 10 guardian como un te-
soro. FL taumaturgo Sc aleJa Sc vuel-
We solo. IA donde ira? Sin duda al Sc
no de la esbngc para preparar de nue-
80 Fl elixir de la imbeclidad humana.
Y nm din csc solitario morira entire sus
srasuuitos sin haber apagado nlnca IA
scd de mentiras de moncdas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
D eVnercn espaiO
en- America
La Expedition eomercial

. En- la primavera pr6xima saldra de
Espafia q recorrer la America espano-
IN, La Expedition comercial acordada
en- ell Congreso social y eeonomice ce
iebrado en- Zaragoza.
La prensa espanola, los grandes dia-
Fios de Madrid V de todas las impor
fantes ciudades de La peninsula, han
dedicado estudiar el asunto, la de-
stenci0n que merece por la trascenden-
eia que tIene, secnndando las grandes
Inlciativas de aIgunos elemcntos de la
Union Ibero-americ2na y de la CANA
IA de Comercio de Madrid
III objeto de la expedition comercial
8 America es el de recorrer todas las
repnblicas Ibero -americanas. hacienda
un estudio funda mental de las carac-
feristacas del consume EN- estos mer-
cados Nomhrar en- todas las plazas
Importantes, corresponsales honorables
RESIDENCES en- el pals que trabaJen en-
10 porvenir por mejorar las condiclo-
mes en- que pueden ser vendidos los
productos espanoles y organizar EN-
sichas piazas eomerciales museos per
ranentes de productes de Espaiia-
Sc ha pedldo tambien al Estado, por
n,edlaei6n de la Camara de. Comercio
de Madrid, que Sc conceda a la mi
sion caracter Official para conscgulr la
ayuda de los representatives de Espa-
na en- los paises que yislte.
El folleto que tenemos a la vista, pu-
hIicado por la direetiva del Congreso
social v economico de Zaragoza, expli-
ga con metodo claridad todas las
iifirultades que hasta La fecha han
retrasado ell desarrollo del comercio
xspaIol en- America La manera como
In proycctada expedicion resoIvera
asunfo
Falta para que ei mayor exIto co
rome ell proposito, que los producto-
res espa1oies secundcn el proyecfo, co-
mo Io han de hacer sin ningl.na duda,.
cemprendIendo que con clio ha de re
<ibfr un fuerte y definitivo Tnpulso cl
eomercio entire la antigua madre ms
tarica las repnblicas de su orlgen.
Sc frata de poner los productos es-
,safioles en- las me jores condiciones de
lucIia en- los mercados de la America
Iarina. el siguiente dato que reco-
geuos. 4. mostrara 81 aeierto conque Sc
La procedIdo hasta ahora:
Nadie ignora que los Estados Uni
dos ! las naciones de Europa, sobrc
t,do AIemania, venden en- America a
s.lazos de seis, ocho, doee y hasta vein
fe meses. Como los indnstriales IS
paHoles en- general, 10 estan prepara-
dos para resistir esos largos plazos, s.
hncia necesario que la expedieion con
lara con Bancos que deseontaran siss
1actnras 4 esos IndustriaIes y espera-
ran les plazos de venta para cobrar 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
FerrocarrIl Aereo

Hasta ahora los ferrocarriles llana.
dos aereos. de uso frecnente en- los Es.
tados tnidos. 30 Sc habian empleade
en- Europa mas que para transosr'
de carga. espeeiaimente en- las miuaS
En- este sistena de tranSporte. lo>
Vagones, en- lugar de apoyarse sobrs
ra'les puesios IN terra, corren. su..
pendidos. 10 largo de cables Y por q
haio de estoS.
Reeicntementc Sc ACADIA de inanel,.
rar en- II Tyroi eerca Dc nofzen. ua
ferrocarril dc esios, desiinado 4 les
tsristas. y Il tfatarse del primcro qu
"a Europa So establece Dc e~e sis'~-
iaa. hace Il hectic digno de conSigra
"a n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
B. CHAMPSAUR.
CuentO PrODiO
Ia CASA DEL VIEJO CONDRAN

Y ALI. en- Ell obscure rlncon del lo-
fbrego patio sobre I'm trlpode de hero
aue abarca la humeante candeia pro-
ducida nor gruesos troncos de VEGA
MADEIRA. cueee en- una enorme QUA de
hierro, signifcando Ell hervor del g'li-
sote un ruido extrano, parecldo al bor-
botar de La sangre sobre una ancha he
rida, la cena que, para La venta pre-
para el patron de aquei raro estabie-
cimiento
I,o mas abyecto de Paris. 10 mas ba~
in de ambos sexos, constituia la ellen
teIa de La taberna del viejo Con-
dram.
Mujeres hombres degenerados en-
todos los vicios conocidos, desarrapados
uue sin hogar, duermen por necesidad
en- aquel antro repulsivo v de vez en-
cuando, algllna persona prominente,
va escritor, va otourista,D que al pisar
Iaquel viciado centre, no ilevan mas
idea que la de hacer un estudio psi
col6gico tomar apuntes euriosos en-
| la cartera de viaJe.
Pues en- aqnel patio lobrego su-
clio. en- una de aquelias habItaciones,
viva Lefrende, poeta inspirado, reco-
nocido articudista, hombre serio for
NAL de costumbres morigeradas.
Raro, muy raro. parecia que en- tai
casa viviera tai snjeto. pero era el
ease que no habia fuerza hnmana que
10 hiciera cambiar de domieillo y ale
gaba una raz6n poderosa; no Sc ms
piraba para escribir sus poesias o s'is
articulos. sino eseuchaha la conversa
ci6n un tanto obscena, un tanto cinl-
ca. de la trasnochadora patulea-
IIubo noche, en- que por la crndeza
del tempo no acudia la chuzma tras-
humeante comenzaba Lefrende su
tarea sobre las cuartiIlas.. .viendose obj
gado 4 abandonar Il trabajo empren-
dido. No habia algazara. no Ola las
Iinterieciones. no percibia FL rumor de
mn 6scuIo . Il chasquido dc una bo-
geiada. le faltaba algo. le faltaba ei
espiritu De su inspiration.
Para Befrendc, para Fl sonador idea
lista. para Il escritor culfe y moral.
era de todo punto indispensable ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
Mumero II

vir dentro de aquella astm6fera, asi
como para el gran novelista frances.
para el immortal Zola, para el autor
dc tantas producciones grandiosas, des-
earnadas, vituperadas por los ilusos CO.
mo lnmorales, lie era precise vivir ro-
deado de comodidades v de lujo. de-
un amslente puro que convirtiera sll
hogar en- un santuario
La casa del seiior Condran era mn.
temple en- el eoncepto de Lefrende
de ella salian sus escritos con los one
VIVA, en- ella era respetado. GUAM.
do saIia a sus ocupaciones. Sc olvida-
ba por complete de que existia Ia,
s'tIo, hasta que volvia por la noche
escrlblr y 4 descansar despues sien-
do 10 mas extrano que no podia con
chliar el sueno, sino escuchaba el rui-
do, la Internal algarabia de la parro-
quia nocturna.
Asi era la casa del viejo Condran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
1 los sSeriPtOFes Y AgenIrs

Para la buena Marcia de esta Admi-
ustraci6n, no admitimos Atlas de
UuDcripciones este diario sino desde
u pFimero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
- avisar&n los dias 80 81; advir-
dendose que las que Sc dieren con pos
terioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
nj surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad
hasta el dia tltimo del mes siguien-
g al en- que Sc solicitor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23
HGzeH0n Items.

Rev. Cummins was here the latter
part Of last week shaking hands with old
friends.
Corn is growing so fast that it is get
ting dangerous to start through the field
foot for fear Of getting lost.
Wheat harvest is now on. With
good weather it will not take long to
have il all in the Sack or shock.
Simon Hacker was the lucky man in
the automobile rattle. He is now trying
to keep it in the middle Of the road.
There have been so many rains Of
late that we have lost track Of the num-
Der, but can say that up to date we have
a good and plenty.
S. F. While i. stepping a little high
since he beat a seventeen years record
on the price Of a load Of hogs. Gus
Munich is entitled to part Of the glory
for it was he that raised and fattened
them.
T.. C. Cole. representing the ConsoIi-
dated Alfalfa Milling Company, Of New
ton, is here working with our people in
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23
Sun andLnkt City Happenings

I
Lake City has organized gun club.
This Is fine corn growing weather,
but bad for the alfalfa men.
Blaine Jones was in Lake setting
things IN order last Wednesday.
Look out for w. B. Redwine's hotel
ad and if interested don't fail to investi-
gate.
The wind blew like forty and the rain
came down in great chunks Thursday
night.
Mrs. Ed. Hoagland and daughter
went to Oklahoma last week to visit Mrs.
Clarence Harris.
Roy Bissantz accompanied Green Ad-
ans to Oklahoma on a cattle expedition
laa Wednesday.
Boone Redwine has put in stock Of
groceries in his Store building. He will
put in dry goods later.
Miss Minnie Moad has obsquashiated
(as the fellow says) her interest with The
Lake family and will try home awhile.
NJ. F. Casto's hired man was struck
by lightning last Wednesday ,bruisins one
arm badly. Wonderful luck that it was
no worse.
Not until Prof. ]. E. Thomas gets
Strengthened out from the measles and
grows another mustache will he again
look like himself.
Our popular Iiveryman, Eben Doug
lass, is setting his pegs to purchase 5
passenger Studebaker auto. He has
promised representatives of the Index free
transportation.
To whom it may concern: The own
er OF the red buggy as mentioned by the
Lake Cresset correspondent last week,
will surely do his part, for the harvest
is great and the laborers few" Breth-
rem. pray for result.
The time is already at hand when
Sun and Lake should begin to talk pic
mic. Why not have a good picnic and
not hzzle; one that will attract crowds
from all parts of Barrier county. Let's
hear from Riley Lake on this subject.
Alta Young of Crescent, Oklahoma,
is visiting friends at Sun. Two years
ago when the Young family moved to
Oklahoma Alta was a mere kid but
since that time has developed into one of
the incest young ladies that ever went
down the pike.
Some one said that Frank DeGeer
was flirting with certain young lady
as he came from Medicine Lodge last
week. In behalf Of justice to Frank
will say this report is false. Frank and
We scribe were the only two persons in
the Car and we talked mainly on scrip
ture.
A man was here the greater part of
last week working up interest in the al
falfa mill proposition that has been so
much talked Of. If The man who takes
the contract for the construction of this
mill doesn't run the whole cheese as was
the case with the gentleman few months
ago. Lake will doubtless get a mill.
The alfalfa men Of this locality are will
ing to do their part.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23

an alfalfa mill proposition. 1t looked to
be sure go Saturday night.
Word was received here one day last
week that R. NJ. Mansfield, one Of the
old timers Of Hazelton, had died very
suddenly at his home near Lambert, Ok
lahoma. He was a man that made
friends wherever he went and his old
friends regret to hear Of his death.
There is going to be big scrap be-
tween Jack Lambeth and your core
spondent over a dance J. M. Dimmick
has promised us when his new barn is
completed. L. M. has refused to at
tend if we go, on the ground that we
can't dance. Now we don't intend to
stand for any such SANDER; our father
taught US how to dance before we were
ten years old and we have never forgot
ten it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23
PROGRAM

10 a. NJ. Concert by Sharon Band.
1880 Ball Game-PiXley VS.. Ha-
zeltOn. These are well matched
teams and good game is prom
ised. Come and see Pixlev S
phenomenal kid" pitcher. Ad-
mission free.
y Dinner.
l P. VI. Band Concert.
1:15 MuSic-Sharon Male Quartet.
Prayer-Rev. HendrickSon.
Music by Choir.
Address Of Welcome-S.F F. Bowman.
Response. ID. Blair.
Music by Choir.
Reading Declaration of Independ-
ence-MrS. Lloyd Davis.
MuSic-Male Quartette.
Address by J. w. Wall, National
President y. II. T. A.
2:30 Ball Game-Sharon VS.. Attica.
800 The business men of Sharon
give prizes as follows:
+. j. Warren, The Warren Drug Co.
will give prize to the best Lady Rid
er: also to winner in Boys Throwing
Contest, contestants to be uder 10
years Of age
Oldest man preSent--Prize by Gi IBIS
Bros Restaurant.
Best Lady Driver-PriZe by II. II.
Fair, President Sharon Valley Bank.
Best Boy Rider under 10 years
Drake & Mayfield, BARRIERS.
Oldest lady present-Chas. Price,
Globe Hotel.
UglieSt man on ground to exhibit
on Grand Stand-Frank Lowenstein,
Butcher and Grocer
Prettiest baby under 2 years old
Mrs. VIM. McCarty, Restaurant.
Couple present married longest and
having youngest baby-PriZe by A. w.
Schnelle g. Sons, General Merchandise.
Best Looking Girl between and 10
years.. w. Hoyt, Furniture etc.
Pie ConteSt-PriZe by J. D. Riley.
Largest Family, all must be present.
DR.. VanFOSSen. Also free medical
attention to the Sickest young man
on the grounds.
Ladies foot race-Fred Sodtman,
contractor and builder: agent for Edi-
sons PhOnagraph records etc.
Oldest resident of Harper or Barber
county man and woman both present
e. S. Rule, hardware, lumber. ma
chinery and grain.
Ladies' Throwing Contest-M. G.
Rule & Son General Merchandise,
Millinery etc.
Boys Foot Race-Winters & Trice,
Real Estate Insurance, Notary Public.
Boys Potato Race, John Luthy,
Contractor and Builder, Manufactured
of Cement Blocks
Wheel Barrow Race-N. II. Huffa-
ker, Farmer, Stockshipper and Grain
dealer.
Egg Race-Joe Manley, Baggage &
Transfer.
Gents Driving Contest-W. H. Nc
Carly, Livery & Feed Stable.
Boys Pony Races. f. Bowman,
Auctioneer.
Fat Mems Races. F. Bowman,
Auctioneer.
Sharon Gun Club will offer suitable
prizes for the OCCASION Neighboring
Lodges have all promised to be pres
ent and assist in the program. Come
out and enjoy an old fashioned cele-
bration. Refreshments on ground by
Gibbs Bros. Both ball games will be
free. Entries in other contests open
to all. BY order of Committee.
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Warning to Fishermen

desire to warn everybody that fish
ing In ponds or streams on any lands
owned or controlled by me is absolutely
prohibited. The same warning applies
to hunters and trespassers Of any descrip-
hoa. On account of damage sustained
In fermer seasons, have arranged to
enforce the law nsidly and trust that all
parties will be forewarned and steer clear
from trouble. Mary Best.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23

J. K. Richardson. general merchan.
disc, Cerlane. New store, new good.
and night prices. kiowa Phone 1872,
Bell Phone 1907.
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Save your old papers and books for
the Baptist ladies. They will call for
them soon. On account Of mclement
weather they have neglected gathering
them up for several weeks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23

J. B. McCray Of Wellington will be
here June 23rd to tune pianos. Leave
orders for work with L. 7. Williams.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23

We carry the Wolf Banquet Hams.
The best on the market. Cole & Son.