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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10

| Mrs. Hale has been making some
important changes in her photograph
gallery, and has been turning out
some excellent work. Her work is
first-class in every particular, and her
prices cannot be beaten.
City Engineer Chamberlin has
nearly completed his work Of fixing
the grade of the new race course, near
the Winstead grove, west of this city.
The track will be ready for use in
about fifteen days. This course when
completed will be second to none, and
one that horsemen from far and near
will approve of as a place to break
the records.
Find out what man talks about
most naturally and frequently, and
you will thereby find out the ordinary
current of his thoughts. Find out
what this current is, and you will
thereby find out upon what objects his
heart is placed. Words thus become
an index to ones character All men
naturally talk as they feel, and when
the reverse is true of them, there is
always some special reason therefor.
Independent.
He who would have punctuality in
others must himself be punctual. IF
pastor or a superintendent would
have the members of his charge always
on time, he must always be on time
himself whether they are or not. If
the service is announced for two
o'clock, for example,, that service
ought to be well under way by one
minute past two, even if there is not
another person than the leader in the
room at two o'clock. That method
of doing will secure punctuality from
any people, any where. S. S. Times,
Indianapolis has dime savings and
loan company in connection with one
Of its churches that aims to increase
the saving tendency among the poor.
1t receives any sum down to one cent,
though its usual deposit is ton cents
or upward One Of the prime OBJ
jects is to benefit poor people hy'teach-
ing them how to save, and another is
to help persons to buy fuel in sum
mer, when it is cheap, for use the fol-
lowing winter, when it is dear. Last
year was its first, and the experiment
proved successful beyond all expecta-
ton.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10

Missouri women are making quite a
record as 'marksmen" Another one
has shot at and killed man who
assaulted her.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10

Stranger Ito boy in lawyers ofice)-
I'm looking for legal blank, sonny.
Lawyers boy-Sorry, sir, but he's just
stepped out.-N. Y. Sam
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10

= "Good temper, Ikea Sunny day,
sheds brightness over everything.
1t is the sweetner of toll and'soother of
disquietude.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
Churches.

E. CHURCH ierman Society -Preaehin.
every Sunday, at 7:3O p. m; also at 1920 4. III.
every other Sunday after Nov.6 6. Sabbath 81 hOol
al D. m Prayer and praise service Wednesday
evening at 1870.
ADAM J. Ross, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Services on the second
fourth Sundays of each month. Mass commences
during summer al 9:45 In winter at l0:45 a Ia.
Rev. Father DIssELcAAIP, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Corner Forest avenue
and Morton street, W. R. Watson, pastor Ser
vices every Sabbath, morning and evening; Sun
day school at $50 a Young Peoples <lAeting
Tuesday evening, prayer meeting Thursday even
ing.
CONGREGAT IONAL,-Cor. Broadway and Stone
street, W. a. Bosworth, pastor. Services every
sli9ay AT 10 ~ a; m and $50 NJ Prayer meet
day night; Sunday school ut l1:45.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Broadway and William
aVene, j. W Thompson, pastor Services every
SUNDAY at II a u and $50 a. n, sunday school
and prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
LUTHERAN.-Services at school house first and
third Sunday of each month; Rev. Haering, pas
House on the second and fourth sunday of every
month at II O'Clock a. Sunday school every
Sunday at p.
BAPTIST-G Burdick PHI D.. pastor Preaching
in the q 4 r Hall on the second I'd fourth Sum
days of each month AZ II n III and 7:30 p IN Sun
day school every Sunday at u O'Clock. Cot
tage prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
$50. Every body invited to attend. Pastors res
ioence on Morphy street, doors south OF Forest
avenue.
GERMAN United Evangelieal-(Nex Lutheran
Services every Sabbath morning al IL O'Clock;
VIM. Echelmeyer. Pastor.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST (Colored). Preaching
every Sunday At II a. m, and p. N. SUNDAY
School AT p. m Prayer meeting on Thursday
at p. ~
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
City and County.

Great Bend city scrip is now RAPID
ly nearing par.
{. Judge Toepke, of Ellinwood, was on
the streets Wedesnday.
Band entertainment Saturday even
ing-beneft of the citizens band.
We will soon write at night by
electric light. Is not that right?
Where was the council when the
light went out? In executive session.
The Great Bend Telephone Co. are
advertising for bids t. have the poles
put in.
VIM. Rearick, of Beaver township,
was in the city Wednesday, talking
politics.
There will be services at the Cath
Ollie church in this city next Sunday
morning.
John r. Harris, of Eureka, says
his new, stone residence is nearing
completion.
Ed. Hubbard is assisting at the
work bench with g. A. Patterson,
the jeweler.
N. Ney and John Redetzke, of
Cleveland, were in the city Saturday
on school business.
Ice cream and strawberries, first of
the season, at the Presbyterian
church Friday night; Y. KS.
Mrs. Howard Sowle, of Kansas
City, is visiting with the family of
Mr.. G. E. Sowle, of this city.
Rev. T. H. Ayers, of this city, has
been elected professor of theology in
the Dodge City school of theology.
Some of as nice early vegetables as
were ever seen are now on the market
in this city, raised in Barton county.
If the average Great Bend man APP
pears just little out of humor these
days, do not blame hint is house
cleaning time.
The new minstrel show to be given
by the band boys next Saturday
night will be we'll worth attending.
Everybody should go.
Toney Bobeck shot himself in the
hand, accidentally, with shot gun.
He will not be able to use his hand
for some time, as it was very badly
lacerated.
n Great Bend man has got patent
on an egg tester. The next thing we
know some man will patent an in
vention to measure the laying ability
of a speckled hen.
Next week the Knights of Pythias
will have a grand time at Newton.
Several thousand Knights will be in
attendance. A large delegation will
attend from Great Bend.
Our merchants should remember
that just about now farmers are most
ly busy with their spring crops. and it
is not expected that they will have
much time TO spend in town.
Wednesday John Roberts killed
a valuable COW which for day or so
pa exhibited all the signs of having
hydrophobia. Some days ago a dog
belonging to Mr.. R. bit the COW, the
dog afterwards disappearing.
Cash Moses arrived on Tuesday
from Colorado, to remain in the city
some time. He says the Florence,
Col, oil wells are doing big busi-
ness, putting out lots of oil, and that
new wells are being opened daily.
Joel Miller, of Stafford county, was
in the city Monday on business. He
reports crop prospects splendid in the
south part of Barton county. He
says there was an immense acreage Of
corn planted in his neighborhood this
spring.
Messrs. Louis Laden, of Wisconsin,
l.. Kimball, of Window, Mcpherson !
county, and Lon. Cady, of Little
River, old Wisconin friends of ID. E.
Benedict, were in:the city Monday ad
miring our beautiful park, busy streets
and happy populace.
Good race tracks draw good horses.
Our horsemen are preparing track
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
Edward Everett, Jr.

Is a Dark Brown,
foaled in Jun e,
1877 g; 163 hands
high; weighs 1850
and has fine style
and action a II d
shows great speed
unframed.
EDWARD EVER
EFT. JR. was sired
b y Grand Duke
Alexis, he by Rys-
dik's Hambleton-
ian. Dam by Con-
sternaton, tn or
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
Money to Loan.

Call ON II. Uden. at Odin, Kas
Good terms. 48
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10

A No. farm wagon at Benedict's
livery stable can be bought for $40.
1874
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10

Mrs, Hale has been making some
important changes in her photograph
gallery, and has been turning out
some excellent work. Her work is
frst-class in every particular, and her
prices cannot be beaten.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
VIM. Echelmeyer, Pastor.

every Sunday ut II a. H., and D. NJ Sunday
School al ? p IN Prayer meeting Thursday
at p ~
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
V WINE TIME

Mics Bile Dsrssks of A4-sss.- ls vi.stiag is so-z
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 Nr. | L. Tsozv.oa. z7lh ks 1azzttsr EoT. a7s S2s szs Aga Kelley, Isft Nesday niEh; far Ns-pk.
 The rxu kr5ex ssisSI-x of Nr- Raphael.xys H sezrlr eozpssrs1 2-c the ladies intssz giria< 1a iss cream szrPsr there EsTt -szk .5y shs beseft sf iks chzfeA-
 Tks action of the directors fn closing tkssr ssSs5l-kSzss Ezzsst al other pzrposss e1esrs ths school has b.eE fhs zezzs of eazs- is- Its eit5ZeEs to take z9re Isssr- eat in tzil3ing . ehzreh-
 Hr- ! K Jaessos. ths ekisf sz- gne4r or the B1l5 E1ob r5a1. ~Ae h.s been for 9 i5Hg Ts4s- i4sai Of Wynrs, left Last Hoa.sy eEs1iEg.
 Nr.. yssEis Allen, cf Forrest City H2s ia t0-1 xon14y-
 Dr. BzEeh has been sPerdizg several days In s. Lozf.-
 Miss Reps Cog bill. visited near HiItstErg several days l2s; rsek-
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
>fcDANIEIe TIMES.

Mrs. Hayden, of Arizona, who has been visiting her brother Nr. IT DGyis and family lefi for Ss. Louis on plessare tour, aecorap.- nied by her charming DIeee, Miss Lula Davis. Mss Lala will be greatly missed ty her many friends during the next few weeks, and so- cieiy will deplors the absence Of one of its brightest gems.
 P. H. Evans. who wa- appointed one of the delegates 10 The state convention st Little Rock. return ed home quite sIek last Sunday. The trying ordeal of nominating g candidate for governor proved too much for Pat
 Haynes was well represented ai MIllbrook Sunday school last Sun day, there being present. Bryant BTiiton, Mss Emma Ragsd2le, Ed- gar Williams, Oscar Thomp pson. ". E. Cunningham and Mss Aggie Prior.
 Charley Sanders, E. Hurley. Dick lizard, and Bud Evans were down from Forrest City one day last week. Call again young gen. tlenen.
 Richmond Davis left for Helena Tuesday 10 accept s position with Jacks-Fitzpatrick Co.
 Ernest Hoshall has accepted s position with s. r. Mcdaniel.
 J. L. ScoTT
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09

Sestbe head Of oar editorial page for the Sz;icnaI and State eonFen- ton nominees. WewIll have som thing more 10 say about them later.
 Prof S;ezzrt's lecture for bsne- st Of The Baptist parsonage, vIll be delivered on Wednesday night next
 We have, for the past few days. been enjoying the first real simmer sunshine. We rejoice with the cot ton groEer.
 Mir. Naming has aboui compls- ted substantial bridge over the handsome gully on Charch street, near the railroad crossing
 The Western Union Telegraph Company have been, through their new manager. Ar. J. H Bard, far nishing oar city with the latest bal letins of the proceedings of the D. . ticnal convection.
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
HAYNES TDIE-

The szE is shining ho. today and the people gre $; work Coitos !. foe tst there is some grass C0Tz IS sxcelIeEi for the season. Bz.s- ness dzII
 Prof Croekeit's school closed on last Friday, with $ picnic for the little folks Some Of the pzriis read essays. some read eozp.3sl- tlons and some made speee5es- al of which were excellent; in fact, the whole affair w&. s complete szeeess. The Professor leaves ia a few day. for g recrEiting tour.
 Nr. L. Hotca kiss returned Sat ardzy, but not much improved.
 Work on ihe church IS progress ing finely. Lumber n being pat on the ground for the new school hoEse, which will be buiIt after completion of the church.
 MT. John C. Lynch. wiih Ms. Mary Davis, left Saturday fir St LoRis 10 attend the convention. Xr L. IS z wi6s-4~zke farmer and he wants to know something about how oar rspgblie IS conducted.
 Mr. J. T. Priar attend ed the State eouvention as delegate from Lee county.
 The caiIdsrn's party ai Mr. Smiths Friday night. rs. s grand .zecsss- VILE BILL
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
NfARIAyNA TIMES.

J.G. whittles and wife visited friends here this week.
 b. ". Peek, of Helena, returned hoTae TEesday.
 E. c. Badley left Sunday for a visit to his old home, Alton. III.
 The State convention delegates have returned
 Rev. R. & Deener is spending 8 few days at Searcy.
 Prof. Futrall returned home Srn- day.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church gave 6 moonlight feie-sOmething new ID the way of a chureb enter taisment-on Wednesday evening. Ice cream, raspberries and other delicacies were served and the oc- easion WAS wbiied away pleasantly by all in attendance.
 The Spring Greek barbecue en- tertaioment, which was 10 have been held on the 18th inst, will be postponed nutsl the Iith prcx- Rx- tensive preparations are going on and we may look for q very enjoy able occssion. LILLE.
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
APPROPRIATED.

The wheeIers of Hampstead county have purchased . large brick warehouse at Hope and will run Ii thls year.
 An unusually heavy honey crop is predicted this year, due 10 the immense quantity cf hoDey,-dew n April and may.
 The merchants Of Pine Bluff will close their stores al : o'clock P. n. every day, except Saturday, dur iLg the summer.
 J. C. B. Lindsey has retired from the editorial management of the Arkansas, Wheel, published at Jas per, Newton county.
 The democratic party might as well decSde 10 make square fghi against the pension-raiders, for the pension raiders have all ready de elded 10 make square fight 2gaIust the democratic party.
 Cleveland and Thurman will be the ticket. and Cleveland and IhGrman wiil be inaugRrated Pres ideut and Yice-Presldent of these United States on the 4th day of March next
 Ii tbere is any virtue iu bammsr- ing the republican obstructionIsts, Col. A. K. Mcclure will soon see his predictions of the passage of the Mills bill come true.
 The story goes that Tom Platt has fxed on s250, ,000 as the sum necessary to carry New York for the republicans. The estimate ap- pears rather large, but II will be easier for Me-Too to get the money than 10 carry the State.
 One thing was accomplished by Twiggs, of GeorgIs, in his speech seconding the nomination of Cleve- land. I put the last stone upon the unhoncred grave of Joe Brown Staie-sonvict protectionism-
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
B1s~ Ball Meeting

The Forrest City Base Ball Club met at THE TINES office Wednes- day night, the Both, and was called to order by chairman James fus sell.
 On motion, E L. Vadakln was unanimously chosen as secretary.
 On notion James NJ. Stewart was elected vIss-president.
 Geo. B. Pettus. V. o. Owen, J. \. Legg. MarIon Prewett admitted as honorary members
 On motion E. L Vadakin was elected treasurer.
 On motion Charley Smale was elected Captain.
 The char appointed c. B. Pet tus one executive committeeman.
 On motion the members were enrolled as follows
 ACTIVE.
 s. ". Stillman, Manager. Chas. ". Smale, Captain. Ed Bonner, J. 0. Preweti l.. C. Craig, Luther Peitus, Frank R. Harris, Earl Da- wis, Walter Hoves, Willie Mason, T. A. Parham, C. Lewis, Will Ford Will Ingram, James H. Stewart, Jean Wilson, John Reho, Joh D Wilson, Willie Lanier.
 HONORARY MEMBERS.
 James Russell President, James N. Ttewart vIce-president, E. L. YadakIn, secretary and treasurer, J. x. Legg, V. o. Owen, c. B. Pett9s, o. B. Rollwage, Marion Prewet;. J. D. Barnett.
 On motion the chair appointed of four to soiicit con- Sti.lman Russell and yadakin and O. B. Rollwage.
 On motion the chair appointed of three on grounds, Smaie, SiiIlman and Harris.
 On motion, Wednesdays and Fridays were selected as days for club practice.
 On motion the regular meetings were fixed for each Monday night in June. Adjourned.
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
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In s. Francis Probate Court Aprll
 adi08TBed term ISs-
~-atr 0I AFkAEasAss CrHn-E of St- Franel. $ s

In Ss. Francis Probate Court Aprli
 adjourned term ISo--
 State of Arkansas,
 County of Ss- Francis ss, Notice fs hereby given that the fol- lowing administrators and guardians settlements were filed al the ApEil ad- j01Tned term iSss. of tbe ss Francis probate court. fur confirmation al the July term ISss of said court tO-vit. A. E. EoIlwage as the admiBiStrator Of the estate of R. <. Brandon, frs. an nual settlement.
 R, II sparkman. as the guardian of >- l. BradshaS, fourth annual settle ment.
 W. J. Matthews. as the guardian of W. r. and J. A- Evans fifth annual settlement
 George W. Little6eEd. as the garJlizn of Buiah LittleGeid fifth annual settle ment.
 W. J. Matthews as the administrator of ths estate cf E. R Knight, first an- nual settlement.
 And all persons interested in the set tlement of said estates are requested 10 come forward and file their exception thereto. fl any they have on CT before the second day of the next regular term Of said court or they will be forever hereafter barred from excepting 10 such account or to any item thereof. Witness ny hand and the seal of sad court at my office in tbe town of For rest City on this s3d day of May lSss.
 T. o. FITZPATRIck. ! L. s. Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
MARRIED.

CooK-WuLIAMs-At the resi- dencs of the bride's parents on Wednesday. Jane 9th, 1888, by Rev. Hr. obenehain, MT. Geo. ". Cook aud niss Frances Williams. all of St. Francis county.
 Our good right hand of fellow ship is chesrfCIIy extended to thls happy couple, with the sincere wish that theirs may be life of continued blessings and unalloyed happiness.
The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09
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For the lightest running Sewing Machine that was ever on wheels 20 to George W. Kirby's. Read
 his advertisement in another col amn-
 Wc veNSON sss s1s.s Ass.p: TI's,: h varrsnssd, is because it is the best Blood Preparation kncvn. IL will posi- lively curs all Blood Diseases. purifes the whole system. and thoroughly builds up the esnstisation- RsnsDbeT. ve guarantee ik H. Evans & Co.
 The largest grand opening they ever had in the present quarters was commenced at V. B. lizard Co.'S on the 2Gtb of March Prices lower than ever.
 O AOA and srs p.s,eassd by Dys- pepxis. use Aekers Dyspepsia Tsblei< They arc . positive cure for Dyspepsia. h. digestion. Fiatulsney and Constipation
 We guarantee them q ard 5o cersG II. Evans X Co.
 Watches, clocks, jewelry, etc left al ,he postof,ce will be sent to J. E. Ketcher's for repairs and re- turned at once in frst-class order, and al reasonable charges. If.
 Davis < Johnson are prepared to furnish aeai, Corn and Feed in any quantity, as cheap as any body. Get our prices before ordering aad patronize home in- trssry