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Some state Scores.

Reeder 6, Haley 2.
Fairmount Z, Wahpeton Indians, s.
Bowman 6, Scranto 2.
+ Hettinger g. Bowman /.
Lennon s, Bowman 0.
Saline 20, Granville 5.
Willow City III, Omemee 3.
Mercer IL, Darling s.
Kramer 43, Mouse River 3.
Ambrose 8, Smoky Valley 2.
New Rockford 8, Sheyenne /.
Mylo Z, Wolford 6.
Lansford IL, GIenburn s.
Underwood Z, Mandan /.
Leeds 8, Wolford 2.
Leeds 8, Rugby 0.
Rolette Z, Mylo Z.
Rolette 1, Overly 0.
Dunseith 5, Fonda A.
York s, Brinsmade 6.
BoWdon 13, Sykeston s.
Darlington 4, Sykeston 10.
Flaxton 8, Columbus 0.
McClusly 8, Washburn 3.
Goodrich IA, Denhoff 4.
McClusky Is, Denhoff 8.
Casselton /. Minot 2.
g. F. Picketts 5, Thief River Falls 4
Devils Lake 4, G. N. Shops S.
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horse power motor. Fitting up the
Cincinnati league park required an
outlay Of $1,000, but the experiment
was declared satisfactory in every
way. More lights will be installed
later which will stiIl further enhance
the possibilities of the play
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STORY ToId bx Moeram.

st. Louis Globe Democrat: John
]. McGraw, the baseball expert, denied
at banquet in New York the marvels
attributed to the spitball.
It's a good ball." he said. cit fools
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For Rent-pes,rsbIe offices.

Elegant suite of offices on first floor
of Morton building, just newly deco
rated. These offices may be rented
separately II desired. Page Benedict
Land Company.
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Ninth Inning Rally.

Minneapolis, June 22-Louisville
defeated Minneapolis in the first game
of the series by a ninth inning rally.
Hits by Woodruff, Delehanty, Quinlan
and Hughes with the successful work.
ing of the squeeze play and a bad
throw by Oyler gave the visitors three
and the game in the final round.
Score:
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The genuine Ford Bros Indian oil ia
for sale only at these drugstores IN
Fargo: Fout & Porterfield, WiIser's
Crusoe's, Christianson, III. IL CasseI-
man, and serial No. 4572 on label.
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fielding by Kansas City and timely
hitting by Columbus won for the visit
ors s to 2. Carter weakened after
three innings and was replaced by
Swan. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Leaders still Win.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 22.--In a rather
iistless game Pittsburg defeated PhiIa-
delphia by score OF to 8. Leifield
was relieved in the seventh inning by
Frock after a triple was made Pitts
burg will not play tomorrow out of
respect to the late George Dovey, own
er Of the Boston team. Score:
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Trial order, s4 Iarge or SO small size
st. Louis beer. or four quarts best
bonded whisky, for $3.50. C. B. ErdeL
Moorhead, MINI.
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Best line of ONCE stationery in the
city. knight Ptg. Co. 61s ". r. ave-
nue..
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RAaERAII

Everything you want ror rnat game
got. Pay me cash and can do
what's right by you. Ben Hart.
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Wash Goods Sale.

25c to 35c choice wash fabrics 70
15c. Wednesday at A. J.. Moody's.
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Announcement.

On or about July Is, 1909, we shall
place upon the market line of .,Iear
Havana cigars under the Ell ca zARA
brand. This line will be made by
skilled workmen only, and will be as
fine as money. skill and long exper-
ience can produce.
MAX BURG,
No. sos N. p. avenue.
Fargo, NJ. ID.
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Saints PIav Well.

st. Paul, June 22.-Three singles, a
double, a base on balls, two sacrifice
hits and a passed ball in the sixth in
ming gave st. Paul the game. Leroy
was invincible in pinches. Score:
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Pittsburg ....+...
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Tied for Second Place.
Kansas City Mo-. June ~. Ragged
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Bean Eaters Took Two.

Batteries Wood and Spencer:
Coombs ond Livingston.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-30

A large consignment OF high grade
California wines has been received
by the Central Bottling Works. spec
lal for the holiday trade. Sweet and
sour wines. Fine line Of cigars.
Phone. Central 80.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-30

Furnished rooms with or without
board or furnished rooms for house.
keeping. Mrs. g.. Tonkin, West 1st.
High street.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-30
Call for Warrants.

Parties holding registered warrants
issued by the City Of Central mark
ed Water" dated prior to October
1st. 1907. and bearing any number
below 7469. or registered warrants is
sued by the City OF Central marked
"City" and dated prior to November
1st. 1907. and bearing any number
below 1853. are requested to present
the same for payment on or before
Saturday. January 10Th, 1910. Inter-
est on said warrants will cease on
that date.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-30

A buggy whip free with each IS
cent package Of Seneca Stock pow
der at the Palace Pharmacy.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-30
M. ]. LEAHY.
City Treasurer.

Dated at Central City, Colorado,
December 10th, 1909.
First pub. Dec. 10th; last Jan. 13, 10.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18

Harry Stevens left Friday for Colo
RADIO Springs to join his wife there.
You need not go outside Of Medicine
Lodge to be-cured Of cancer. Go to
DR.. KocielI.
Get $3.50 guaranteed razor and a
$l.0O strop. both for 81, at Bene6el
Hardware Company's store.
Mrs. Olive Thomas departed last Fri
day for a visit with friends at MaysviIle,
Mo. She will return about September
4.h.
The Central Kansas Business College
Of Abilene. Kansas, offers half scholar
ship free to the first young man or WON
an who enrolls in the college from this
county before Sept. 10th, 1909. Send
for catalog today. This school is certi-
fed by State -Supt E. T. FairchiId
Topeka, Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18

Buy piano at home and you get a
good one tor the lowest price. The new
music store.
The picnic advertised to be held in
X. II. Bruees grove August 9th has
been called oft on account Of the sudden
death Of Mr.. Bruce's father which oc-
cured at Cherokee. Ok. last Thursday.
Roy Evans Of this vicinity is a member
OF Company H of the Kansas National
Guard and on Saturday joined his Com
pany at Winfield from whence they went
to TT. Riley 70 attend the encampment.
Prot. Evans is school teacher by pro-
tession. He graduated from the Win
held College In June. and has just closed
contract to teach at WaterviIle, Kansas
at salary Of $50 per month. He isa
self.made man in every sense of the word
and the rewards that he is reapine are
most highly deserved.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18

Bertram Burton. accompanied by his
sister. Mrs. J. E. Woodward, went to
Wichita last week, where Bert is taking
medical treatment. He expects to be
there at least two weeks.
C. A. Hubbard and family are SPEND
ing the present heated season Among
the Ozarks" in southern Missouri and
northern Arkansas. They left the first
OF last week and will probably spend
two weeks there.
D. C. Hindman Of Award, Oklahoma,
has taken c. E. Walters place as CASH
Ter and operator at the Santa Fe depot.
He arrived with his wife and baby last
Thursday and they have taken rooms at
Frances Stafords lodging house. Mr..
Walter will remain here few weeks
longer and will then go to Dodge CITY
to do relief work.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18

Mrs, M A. Ireland returned to her
home at Alva. Ok. last Thursday, after
a pleasant visit with her son. County
Clerk S. W. iceland, and family.
T. NJ. Kidd and wife departed last
Thursday to visit their daughter. Mrs. l.,
D: Sparks. They expected to go from
Wichita to Oak Groves, Mo-, to visit a
few weeks with relatives there.
Hon. c. E. Bramlette. Deputy State
Factory Inspector and also connected
with the Bureau Of Labor and Industry,
was in the city last Wednesday. He
came here in his official capacity to look
over the Best Bros. Gypsum mill and left
with hig h appreciation Of the plant
MIR. Bfamlette is an old friend Of our
townsman, ]. B. Stockstill, and the two
had most pleasant visit while the form
er was in the city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
Roger Axline and Miss Blanche

Roger Axline and Miss Blanche
Johnsonewere among the crowd that
went from this city to Kinsman last week
to enjoy the Cattlemen's Picnic.
And still there are people who will
abuse the word Jamaica" AS prom
inently as this lately crowned tyrant has
been before the public the past month
there is no excuse for continuing to spell
his name incorrectly.
R. H. Bruce was called to Cherokee,
Oklahoma last Thursday by the death Of
his father. Mr.. Bruce, Sr. died very
suddenly. having been bedfast scarcely a
day. He visited here a lite over a
month ago and at that time seemed to be
in excellent health. The numerous friends
Of Mr.. Bruce here sympathize deeply
with him in the sudden death Of his
father.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18

Big opening day at Cerlane Lumber
yard soon.
Try those Wolf Banquet Hams at
Cole & Sons.
Wanted.-Music scholars.
Ralph L. Ewing.
Mrs. M. A. Moore returned last
Thursday from weeks visit with her
daughter at Kiowa.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
Hosiery

Boys and Girls T an Hose lOc. Dur
ing this sale we put out lot Of tan hose
IN good quality for school wear, IN
all sizes at pair........ ........uE
Boys and Girls Black Hose IOc.
! his lot is all alright and viii be very
satisfactory for the price. Buy them IN
our Aug. sale. In
1 an ..,... .......... hui
;, Ladies Black Hose &c. This lot i:
hight and cool and are very n
Satisfactory for wear, pair. IL
Mems Sox &c. Wear them and
throw them away. They only h
cost you pair. .......f6
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
BARBER COUNTY INDEX
WEDNESDAY, AUG 10. 1909
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY

sail your attention to the fact that Rock
sland Listers and Two-row Disc Guilt
yators are the leading farm tools.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18

Boys knickerbockers
We have just received lot Of boys
knickerbocker trousers made out Of rem
nants from the |. S. Knee Pant Co. Of
New YORK and our line at S pair is
worth the money.
Mems Suits at so.05
We have put the above price on our
12.45 Mems Suits to make room for our
fall stock and remember pair of sus-
penders go with each suit. Don't wait
until they are all picked over. en- NJ
the prize per suit for 8 days is Do. ID
Mems Trousers $3.50
Look over this lot of Mems pans,
worth up to 81. during our Aug. clean
up sale. G0 IN
=
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
DEPUTIES ENTITLED
TO $1,000 A YEAR
Roncovieri Insists That Their
Salaries Should Equal
Those of Principals

School superintendent Roncovieri
asked the finance committee of the
board of supervisors yesterday to
amend its recommendation that s1o,soo
be set aside in the budget to pay the
annual salaries of the four deputy SUI
perintendents by fixing the sum at
$4,000.
Roncovieri called attention to the
state law which requires that deputies
receive not less than the minimum
salary for high school principals in
San Francisco. $4,000. and said that
the country deputy super
intendents received at least as much as
high school principals. Roncovieri then
added:
My deputies are men of scholarship
and long experience in school work.
Besides work in the classroom they
have been county superintendent, city
superintendent, or high school prin
cipals. Their work is more arduous
than that of the high school principal.
including supervision of all grades of
work from the kindergarten to the uni
versity. Their hours are longer: the
vacation of the high school principal
is IL weeks while the deputies have
practically no vacation
I'm point of ability. preparation for
their work, and hours of service they
should certainly take rank with any
high school principal. Their service is
temporary, while high school prin-
cipal has life tenure. In all large
cities of America the deputy superin-
tendents outrank high school p;rin-
cipals in point of salary
Roncovieri also asked for $500 to be
used in printing the current and next
years reports of the superintendent.
The city of San Francisco. he said, had
not printed this report since 1902,
while nearly every large city and
most smaller ones throughout the
union print the reports. The school de-
partment had been embarrassed by
hundreds of calls for the local report
from other cities. libraries and state
bureaus and Roncovieri hoped this re-
proach would be removed.
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UNDERTAKES SUE
TO COLLECT THEIR BILLS
Two Actions for Recovery of
the Cost of BuriaIs

Miss Bee Taylor. who is a familiar
figure in the superior court, where
there are pending a number of suits
against her, all of which she insists
upon conducting in person, lost a case
in Judge Troutt's court yesterday.
Judgment for $3.50 being returned
against her and in favor of the Golden
Gate undertaking company. Miss Tay-
Tor was not in court 1t was stated
that she had left for the east to es-
cape the litigation in which she has
become entangled.
The judgment yesterday was for the
burial expenses of her uncle, James
D. Taylor. who died in April, 1903. He
left about 100000 onethird of which
was inherited by Miss Taylor. who
was the executrix of the will.
In Judge Graham's court PARENT &
Marini, undertakers, petitioned for
s1.100. the cost of the funeral of Pat
rick Flynn, a stevedore, who left an
estate worth $4,000. Flynn had no
relatives. here. but his friends told the
undertakers to go ahead and give him
a good burial. Now the brothers in
ireland object to the size of the bill.
Further testimony in the matter will
be introduced today
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
DISPLAY CHARMS
feminine THRONGS
"SWelld0m" in Downtown Home
With Elaborate Stock of
Woman's Specialties
Handsome Quarters and Unique
Line of Goods Features Open
ing of Big Shop

&
Another of the matchless shops that
have made San Francisco famous was
added to the list yesterday with the
opening of "Swelldom," devoted TO
womens specialties, Grant avenue be-
tween Geary and Post streets. The
new store is on a par with the best of
all San Francisco stores and has added
many features never seen in the city
before. The show windows occupy half
as much of the ground floor space as
the salesroom and are unique In ar
tistic beauty. Handsome gowns inn
ported from Paris. together with the
chic conceptions of American tailors
and dress makers, are shown in pro-
fusion draped on handsome waxwork
figures Inside of the store the visitor
steps not into typical sales floor, but
views what seems more like a parlor.
Masses of roses filed the store yester-
day. being presents from many friends
of ''Swelldom," Fashionably gowned
women passed through the store adj
miring the stock all day.
Tucked away in one corner milady
found a coy French gray room fixed
UP alone for her convenience. with
writing desk, telephones and all the
appointments of a boudoir. In an
other corner is miniature ballroom
where evening gowns can be fitted,
with the exact lighting effects of arti-
fetal illumination.
The new store occupies three stories
of the building in Grant avenue. the
heart of the shopping district Articles
of apparel for women from fine
n n
gowns of fashions arbiters crowd the
store
The fixtures are in polished red ma
hogapy with mirrors set in the wall
at frequent angles. The entire effect is
restful and home1ike. The thickly
carpeted floors, handsomely displayed
stock and attentive salespeople give an
atmosphere to "Swelldom" not found in
the usual women's stores.
The aim of the new firm, said Man
ager Harry Goldberg yesterday, is to
cater to the woman of taste in all
walks of life. I'VE have the finest
gowns to be shown in the city, but
we also have the popular priced goods
which display a degree of quality and
style that stores which cater TO cheap
patronage can not reach. Throughout.
the same idea has been kept in mind
and the woman of moderate means as
well as she of unlimited purse, we be-
lieve, will be better able to satisfy
her wants at 'Swelldom than at any
other store in the city"
.Swelldom" has picked a choice To-
cation in the very heart of the smart
shopping section of the new San Fran
cisco. Many have likened Grant ave-
nue. to a second Fifth avenue of New
York, and as matter of fact there is
not street in America better entitled
to that classification than San Fran
cisco's new Grant avenue.
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APoPLExY CAUSES DEATH-Stricken with
apoplexy just as he was leaving his home
Arthur Folls. diamond setter. dropped dead
yesterday morning at 300 Hayes street Fol
lis. who was % years old is survived by a
widow.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
Personal Brevities

F. s. Constance of Santa Clara is at
the Holland
John D. Sherwood of Los Molinos is
at the st. Francis.
DIR. G. A. DUNCAN of Eureka is regis
tered at the Stewart.
Peter Music. a merchant of Stockton.
Is staying at the Fairmont.
William Tiegh and wife of Los An
geles are at the Dorchester.
Z. L. Sisson. a lumberman of Red
Bun, Is registered at the Manx.
S. H. Cooper. merchant of Tucson,
IS at the Manx with Mrs. Cooper.
J. W. Mckinley, an attorney of Los
Angeles, is staying at the Fairmont
Charles Snyder. an attorney of Reno
is at the st. Francis with Mrs. Snyder
Thomas Patterson, banker Of
Fresno is registered at the Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hutchinson of
Paio Alto are guests at the Fairmont.
f. A. Hibbard, a manufacturer of
Chicago, is staying at the Union
Square.
Thomas Kesne mining operator Of
Goldfield. is registered at the st.
Francis.
S. H Eddy and wife of Sacramento
and H. K Shiber of Butte, Mont, are
at the Savoy.
T. B. Hunter of the Monterey water
works is at the ST. Francis, accompan-
led by Mrs. Hunter.
Thomas ]. Barkley, an attorney of
Los Angeles. is staying at the St Fran
els with Mrs. Barkley.
Reese Llewellyn. and D. z. Llewellyn,
iron manufacturers of Los Angeles
are al the st. Francis.
Lieutenant w A. Wells and Lieu
tenant II. w. Huntley, United States
army. are at the Argonaut
c. r. Downs. who is interested in
an electric power plant in Suffer Creek.
is a guest at the Stewart.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
GOVERNMENT WILL
COMPROMISE CLAIM
Importer Was Not Party to Plot
to Defraud the United
States Customs

Collector of the Port Fred Stratton
tary of the treasury at Washington
D. c.. to compromise the claim against
the estate of DR.. Frank j. Adams
of Oakland on account of mer-
chandise entered last October at New
York by the brokerage firm of Austin
Baldwin & Co. The report of the in
vestigation shows that Doctor Adams
was entirely innocent in the matter of
differentiation and knew nothing
a bout the entry or the values given by
the importers.
1t appears from the report that Doc
tor Adams did not make the entry
himself. but left it altogether with the
European sellers. In view of the fact
that Doctor Adams was entirely inno-
cent, having no intention of defraud-
ing the government Collector Stratton
has been authorized on his recon-
mendation to the department at Wash
ington to accept as additional duty
amounting to 1857, the difference be-
tween the amount already paid and the
amount which would have been due
had the goods been entered at New
York by Austin, Baldwin & Co. at
their true valuation.
The case of Doctor Adams was one
of the many tricks of European i'm
porters recently discovered. The goods
are entered at an eastern port at low
values, although when the purchaser
prepaid the duty to the Europeon mer-
chant he paid on much higher valua-
ton; the difference in duty on these
two valuations, besides the profit, is
made by the European merchant This
has become az common practice, being
first reported to the government by
Joseph Grant, who -irst made the dis
covery. The practice continues be-
cause the European merchant knows
he will incur no liability, being out of
the Jurisdiction of the United States.
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LEGAL NOTICE


Notice of the time set for proving the
will of Calvin Paige, deceased, by a
copy of the VIII and OF the probate
thereof, duly authenticated, and of
the hearing of the petition for the
probate thereof and for letters fes-
tamentary thereon.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT CT THE STATE
Of California in and for the City and County
OF CALVIN PAIGE, deceased. No. 1888. New
Series. Dept No. 9. Probate
Notice Of the time set for proving the will
Of Calvin Paige. deceased oy copy Of the
will and Of the probate thereof. duly authenti-
Gated. and OF the hearing Of the petition for
the probate thereof and for letters tesla
mentary thereon
Notice Is hereby given that Louis F.
Monteagle. George NJ Wright and Timothy
Paige have this day produced and 6led In the
above entitled court in the proceeding entitled
as above copy OF the win Of Calvin Paige.
deceased. and OF the probate thereof in the
.surrogate's Court OF the County OF New York.
duly authenticated. aud that Tuesday. the 25th
day OF May. A. d. 1903. at 10 o'clock a. N
titled court. Department No. 8 thereof. IN
the Grant building. at the southeast corner OF
Seventh and Market streets. In the City and
County Of SAM Francisco. State or CaEsorrla.
have been appointed as the time and place for
nroving said will and hearing the said petition.
Pc Ger Clerk Of said court has set the said Pc
tition for hearing By the said court upon the
above mentioned day and at the above men
toned time and place. and that any persons
interested may at the said time and place ap-
pear and contest the same and show cause. Il
be proved and admitted to probate and why
the said petition should not be granted
witness my hand and the seal OF the aboxs
entitled court this i4th day Of May. A. d
1909.
ISeall 81. T. MUICREvY.
Clerk OF the above entitled Court
By Z. B ellison, Deputy Clerk
Endorsed: Filed May IA 1909
H. l. MULCREYY. Clerk.
BY E. B. ellison, Deputy Clerk.
CHARLES s. WHEELER.
Attorney for Petitioners. Union Trust Bldg.
San Francisco. California
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a promissory note to the bank Ssptem-
Der q 1905. 1t bore interest at the rate
of z per cent
OF the principal. s21764 has been re-
paid. The interest was paid up TO
August T. 1908. since which the Van
Schroeders have defaulted. The
amount now due is s12S.235.S5. 1t is
prayed that the mortgage be fore
closed and the property sold in salts
faction of the debt.
The Happy Valley company. the Ran
some construction company. the Ran
Sone-C rummey company. and the
Charles G. Moore company, are also
named as defendants. Page. McCutch-
con & Knight are the attorneys for the
bank.