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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

POLES
pols) Of a magnet. 50 that it becomes mag
netiZed by induction 10 such an extent as ~
support "a nail. The y pole of the magnet
produces : polarity in the end of the soft
iron bar adjacent TO it and polarity in the
opposite end. The end Of another perma-
nent magnet presented TO the same end Of
the iron bar Will produce exactly the oppo-
site effect IN the bar. and will. therefore,
neutralize the magnetism induced in the
bar by the first magnet and cause the pail
TO drop.
A similar effect Is produced when the iron
bar is in actual contact with the Y pole Of n
magnet and the s pole OF another magnet
IS brought into contact with the opposite
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

there as will add 10 the beauty aud attract
iveness OF the rooms without giving 10 them
al AR Of gaudinsss.
This building contains IN all seven rooms.
The following : brlef description Size
OF house, q n. in vide, - IL. ceep. not
including steps. Height OF stories: First
story, 2 =. IN. second story, Q #; cellar,
I r.. 8 in al in the clear. The Ouildingi i
twO-story frame structure. post foundation,
walls Of cellar bricS. In the first story front
o. house j. handsome covered porch,
sxs 10. in size, opening into a hall : II. q iu.,
x5 r. ia. To the left OF this hall is par
i0r u f. & in.xl4 t., with fireplace in
corner. In rear OK parlcr and connected by
. large sliding door - the dining room,
2xl2 u. in size. Opening ~ the dining
room on left hand side = a closed stairvay'
leadluE 20 second story. To the left OF dim
Ia groom and connected with kitchen IS the
pantry. 5xS r. In size. In tlse rear of din
inr-room il the kitchen. i0Ul2 r. in size.
The stairs 20 cellar lead down from the
pantry.
Tho cellar Is f2xfS = in size and Is To-
Gated under dining room, pantry aud stairs
A. The head of stairs leading 20 second
story is large double window % hight the
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
INDOORS AND OUT.
A CHEAP home.

q 4sasE. ss4ss s8Gs .z4d Coesszisss-H
Ca 80 s@441 seT -. 900 ssszs Good
s4Sss ss1ss1s tor h>@.s- 64lls~rA
tsy ssorgs " Aysr4. AEsnltseI DeErasI kicE-l
Ia lEess days q gelsraL 4Les edge u a.
MATTERS pertaining - r1e 1o-as, sxtsricr -
vel as u beri0r. hers - a. reason ~ tee
az s.sss zs--s Ia-y ast E-se tA-L beauty or
g-ct4Eess 4s-sss 4Dsst = - zltr4ct -
saesS GE4r -sssrisL-1s raLASr tl4L-@s . -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

magnet parallel with he magnetic meridi-
a., placing In front q and near tie
yo4es Or tie magnet compass -
adjusted with TefeTence - Tie poles
IS 70 cause the needle 70 rest at right
angles % the magnetic meridian, then sfe
plying 70 the poles OF the magnet I massive
ernsture. Ii vii De fouuo that the needle,
under these conditions, Immediately tends
u assume us normal poAII--.>- s-la1la- Ill
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
POPULAR SCIENCE.
Try THESE.

sO1De Easy 4Da Iateressisz Exp~r-kse2ts
~ M-ssSgssaa-
v nsn piece II sefl iron = pl4esd Il ci-
rec. contact Nllh TIE pc-es y = permanent
aesgnet, TIA nsguetle force = Rearly a.
couce1tIated uPon the s-fy iron. - that
taere : very AtIle free EzgneJisEa IA ne
sicln8y cf me poles y TIE laagueL I1is
Ezy &c readily s1eWn by arranging = U
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

IIG- -NLI IHALIIINW FFFELI OF An OI'EOS-
ING POLE.
the swinging bar Will be Immediately re-
PEELED. IL the S end Of the permanent mag
net be presented 10 the opposite end Of the
suspended bar, the reverse OF what has
been described will take place, i. e., that
end Of the bar will be attracted, showing
that its polarity is \.
In Fig. 3 Is illustrated an experiment
showing the neutral effect produced by in
ductioD from two dissimiar magnetic
poles a bar of soft iron is arranged near,
out not in contact with, the pole (say the n
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

Friend-That sun ia your last painting ia
very natural
Artist-Yes. altogether too natural
Friend Why do you say thsti
Arfis--Because Il dries mp the water IN
that pond SO fast that / have - paint new
water every three or four dsTs--Judge
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
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sRu-Vp PrAv. srcovD Fr0os-
Stairs ard bail ~ second story n che sec
ord story over parIor IS a chamber IfNit
p Sin. wfth closet ofT o. 4 in vf ft ro
the right cf this rcrni is r. chamber O. fc.
x'rF- vv--h cset 2ft. Is iu x4ff 1. In tae
rear rft ta.s roc-a - a chsmaer p Ir IA
q q f~ rrth cicset3 2. 5 in xs O. G n As
the rear ~ ha1 IS a bath rcoul 5vil o. In.
Cner.r -tT IRE ball - l.uen es~et p
lu s3 O. .u The hsH : 2. ln- VIDE
Est.rrh Cur-rf-
bergman after wears ~ sufe~rg e
fw trlt lCafhsor1e disease. catsrrb,
a.t va'r.T trying ever known rrue3v,
t>f found ra. So en rr'up .-t- y
.H-et srt saved rrs t-.rl 3raf1. Any
seed ne -.t dressed Sfs-1-
rt slva &c -o Fr.f g. Lawrence.
IS Farr~sf Nrw r-. r v re-
,s rripe free - -har-e
f-e-e-. Es8 Gloves PuI ,rrs >s~k
ftae. lF-rep- led z.<f.o-
Ce rrsffrn- lc 80 oov 5 hcxes for
s. Fey Sc ay a. drugs -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

When Eve ard Adam bad the apple eat.
From Edeu theY were marched IN order
short.
No chance for an appeal did these two get
For there was no appellate court
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

ilfaiA+ All OTHERS nHiit except rAuGaN.
Taking effect SUNDAY IulN D.. Is>s
Sleeping cars run ou Pacific and Atlantic Ia
presses Z" ano from Detroit -farlnr caff ran
"n laN Express and Grand Rapids Lnrress 10
and from Detroit Direct connections made a
Detroit with ail through trains hast Tickets
on s'i" 20 Union Ticket Once. a. M0nroc-st.
and 20 Union depot.
inrp ~ Bnloss. Geu1 AT. 91 NonreesL
o. rs ErGsif~. -. J.. and q AKt. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
LOOK HERE FRIEN d,
Are You Sick

II % call al PROF j. q. CHAMBERS ELEC-
Trio eANlIAkll N and lNr1lIt IL. No %
Washington ave. Detroit. NJ RI, where you
can get cured speedily. permanently ana
chvapiy By electricity property applied, ln con
ncctlou with Electric remedies. We treat sue
ceSstully all eases of rheumatism, Sclatica,
Lumbago. Neuralgia. Paralysis. loeomOter
AtaXia. Epilepsy. ApOpleKy DHseniery.
Dr0psy Dyspepsia. Piles Rupture. Structure.
Liver Kidney. Bladder and PROSTATE Diseases.
stomach and Heart troubles. Gatarrh. Lost
Manhood, Nervous Debility and all Organic
Nrakmes>eS.
a specialist constantly on hand for treating
Throat and Lung troubles.
Also "A specialist tn skin Diseases Syphilis.
Scroiula. Eczema. icrTs. etc. and all Private
Delicate Diseases of both sexes fSrerma-
t0rrhaea. lmpotency. NaTicOcele. HydfOcele.
BarTeuurSS. etc.
TINS treatment is also beneficial IN eases Of
spinal Affections Tumors GoitTe. Morbid and
Fungus 6roVthS. Insomnia. Vertigo, Brain
Troubles. Mclancholia, tonNuisiSe Fits. ~.
kitus Dance. Nervous. Debility and Exhaustion.
The brst and most complete Electrical. Hur
gical and Medical Apparatus and instruments
t0r treating all classes of diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
RECTAL SPECIALIST

Piles. Tssure. Fisjula. Rectal Ulcer com
pletelv cured without the use 81 Knife
Ligature, OF Caustics. Wcns and Tumors re-
moved without Use of Knife
No detention from business required BY this
treatment.
Oficcs: Room 2. 81 Monroe-st.. city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
FIG 5.-coNsEQrFvr roTrs

end a the bar. - shown m FIg4 Tie nail
VIII adhere 20 the bar when either magnet
alone IS in contact with the bar but when
dissimisr poles are brought into contact
with opposite ends Of the bar. its middle
portion becomes ne1tral. aud - no longer
able - support the nail
When Ike magnetic poles are presented
% the ends Of the iron bar, as in FIg. =. a
strong consequent pole is developed In the
center Of the bar, which is q The same
name "a that of the ends Of the magnets
touching the bsr-Scieutifc AmerIcau.
The worst time I ever had and the most
I ever Suffered. sad re Colonel sad dlv.
was when I was wrecked on Lake Eric. in
'0o Iwss casE on IS desert Isle. where there
were only nine fami ies wa zei in she
water up 20 nay knees 90 get ashore and
went tv) DAYS without drink. suffering
torture= from fhi~s-
"But Laso Erie is fresh water. WV did
yol 81 tairstvf'
What The de8cs did want with rra.ar1
Not orc rf -he nine families had . 8r-p q
WHISKY
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

Mrs Brinxv says 50 tells her husband
every ching s1e SHOWS
Then Mrs Br.a sfT cane eel him much
He doesn know any tbinE"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
Transmission OF Power Through Bore
Hole.


Mr William Hall manager Of the Spring
Hill u. s. mines, gives the following ac-
count OF the successful completion Of u
winding plant, situated on the surface. and
hosting from an underground slope. a
bore hole four inches in diameter has been
pu' down from the surface TO the bottom OF
I 80 foot level (north slope, depth of COO
feet perpendicular. An engine and boiler
have been laced in position on the surface
close 20 tho bore hole. Power is then trans
mittcd by means ofa wire rope and an ar
raugemeut Of pulieys at the top and bo>tom
OF the bore hole. Beside the wire rope in
the bore hole il placed a. signal cord. BY
means Of this cord communication Is kept
up between the engine men and the man at
the bottom. The first cost Of the bore hole
IS rot nearly so great as that of l.S00 feet Of
steam pipes, while the cost Of repairs,
where pipes are suspended from the roof
by means Of hooks, will be entirely saved.
Other repairs necessary TO prevent leak
ages IN the pipe VIII also be OJvated. thus
effecting very material annual sasing.
A GAME Of baseball az Long Branch was
suddenly terminated the other day bv tho
cen-er-helder. iu fielding a ball falling
head foremost into nest - thIrty-tw0 gar
ter snakes. He picked himself up. bat
again sank 20 the ground almost Drostrated
bv fright, and it was fully half an hour be-
fore he recovered sufficiently 20 wax Ips
cornDarious. with their bats succeeded in
killing tweuty-six of the ugiy reptiles. soma
of which measured three feet in length.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
CRAM RAPIDS saNsLANA KAI11ReAp-
" IL ercSl JGle e. lssst

a RAM RAPIDS xzNkLANA AAf14heAl--a
- IN eresi d1ae &. lssss
fK1lSSosfSss SoKFR.
Traverse Cais 4ns ,Aanksisaw .a.ly
sasslI ss:.sss 20 "a A...s. s"-, .s,,, -
Ace5t ssladAyi. -. .---..-. n - ~.
TTsSeTss oEIs lsaslssescesi ssl.sss - } las
fs,ssseI !. ~. "a. s.ssI $ !. !. aI.Y .,'ss = =
ooscats sftsclea isr s4e ~ P~flsr cars :. =,
.a. nsssssa lfse a. ,r.i IA ..s'A. epi<sS eAssi
A. ans M4eksn@~ - : ssls da.s asd frel.ss
Maek l.asp as trStcfsf tifs - : * IN eaat
y g. eAifs cxscft >sl1ea A. = !. - &c, -
t3R q Ia . IA Trains @rfiVaaas Al AZ y - "a
and il - , a have through ss@osss sfEsE4
rralss es,>s sosaa.
For glnc.anau .dslls except Suuaas - ~
tef tori ~ syas .aAiis eAeeFi eait- ) "a
l9f t8uyluu4Ii aatiy o-ssy IA |,
IeT stassis aAd ta.eags .eals ca
TSanstlaia has parls1 car : ttnesiea
$50 D. us fIaia has sterfilui c&i luf NtAsinHatt
D. A5 81 train has slceliils eaf 4ef Vhso~xs
Ir.ias ssrite ffom Cincinnati al - ; ms
aalIy sal0 'sa = IA a.iis except lsaAe ~ ifssa
lari " ayne al sta ln .sa.sd ifeia starRis as
Trains arriving az o. : il has through sleep-
lag car from leaao. irAfiug lAlosse et - - =
J. IA daily eAteptSaiafaas-
Aaskesos,, GraHa a.. i,ias a IA aisns-
FoI Musk On. Nv - 'ts asa 81 is m--s e. . "A
fram Al "a krssan - e = sit- e ss:rt IA
Through ick 81 sssnsj ul d sIlll .itlo lsFcAn bs
hadhy cAliine~ipot %s-s iias ai1 5lrk ct-aftnt
90 depot. az q. ". MuusOn. hsoAh q ef~assal<
e. Muurot 81
I. /. LooKwoon. zen Pass.-AgI-
CHICAGO A NEsJ MICHIGAN -IK<1N NJ
y arIltt at ana aeparl fr 01a nisl Depot
lEFAAg
Exp for Chicago, Muakeaau. Toledo go an
last Mail lot thlcAgo. ......----...f SIS D IA.
EApres, for Nuskel an and 8iDFi ..-T 8 Is b lni
Nlsht "a press ier thlcisl u 90 y IA
Nilht fAiFrss 1or lnaIHLapoeS = " ~ n IA.
for kig Rapids, BALDWIN. Luolugton
and Manisiee -..........-.f s0s , IA
ana Maaisles- - ''...' s.ss "a
kNpress Tor Muskegou. Grand Haven't sac D sa'
Night Express from thicaao s o.0o \ IA.
NiEhi tApfrss lraln inaiaI ul...'is.. g. .tsi IA
thprtss from Muskceoh Aua Hart iH.la a ai
Mali from thlcHtu aud MusAcEu Euu..-.-1 . ua n Ia
Express from Grand Haven. .--.....f t.t, a "a
iAprcSs from ftll water. Nusiteou = q .1a a IA
] aSi ~ press from Chlcaa o.......... flU.l5 a IA
Prom AaulStet, LudlAEtu1. baldwin
aud iip Rapids. fl0.a0 am
l:om Mauisire. Ludin ton. baldwin, - . IA
daily. tDalig except SUNDAY .Dally eK-
rAi altat. tfiAfik tAfrnf NsueaN.
Through coaches l. Chicago GA - 10 m
train Through paTjor caach g. shictro on
] - T. M train ha rNtra cbarGe for seats.
iic N-si q. H. tfi3u Gems sfIn- al day cuacAes
ana smoker runs Through a. thiCaEo solid
Iifough 'oiaianatlon sleeping aud chalr
ears 70 and irom Indianapolis ou y Alght Ia
press trains
Through sieepers DO aud FROM Chlcaeo on
might ENprrs> trains
IS. A. fAfrrgTIH. 1raflC MANAGER.
NuilsN A. o6FFTI-.Asss Gen. Pass. AgeHt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
PLASTICO|NC!

With the Antikalsomine Company Plastico.
we guarantee To our customers that We Will
produce better effects as well as more durable
work than any other wall decorating process
VIII make for the same amount of expense.
whether competing with frcsco In water or
oil. or whether with finest wall papers. lin
crusta walton. or papier machiere. or whether
with common papers. We do this work either
in solid water tints or vanished. producing
leather Ike effects. We also make Hand made
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken or patched. Call and our
designs and get figures. Corner of Ottawa and
Pearlsts.. opposite Morgan Avery's.
d. G. HENRY e CO..
Portrait. Fresco and scenic Artists,
and General Contractors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

c.rs .yo Errser-A diminished eora
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

e l.ed investments Of today Beer i
srreuzer t6sa asasr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

nETRoIT. LANSING NOKTHFRN-
II H.rtud ka Blds a raEiuau hRisouf Al
trains arrive aHd depart from tnlon Depot
m m m Lac Ar pm D. rn D. an
b.D H. Do GO Grand Rapids 1910 - .af % ~
- = io s. a-.- Lansing .-... lr.Hh ..8l -
10 ~ bon ~ 4i-. Bttfoit s. = .ul JsZ5sn.I5
D On J. pm % m Ar I've. an pm ga
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
MICHLGAN CENTRAL

Tnt NIAGARA fALLs soOTG.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18


] -lN . in. arr ylng There 90 Ll
Through tickets sold 90 principal points IN
The nit"d states. Me1 geo aud Canada ai HloB
Ticket Once. A 81 SMITH
a. = A. flefflHud 0i80.
THE POPULAR STEAMTK. T30- FHIkNT.
IS making daily trlps from lctoskey 10
East Jordan aud return.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

j. r. Underwood was down from
North Homestead, Tuesday.

j. r. Underwood was down from
North Homestead, Tuesday.
Gus. Schaffer will remove to the
east shortly. We regret to see him
go.
Mrs. John Hutton, of Fairyiew
township, was in the city yesterday
wednesday, visiting her daughter.
Mr.. Birbeck, of Stafford county.
was in Great Bend last Thursday on
business. He reports wheat prospects
good.
G. w. Murphy was called to Hodge.
man county Monday by telegram
stating that his mother was danger.
ously ill.
Mrs S. j. Saul and Mrs. Thomas
Keenan,. from the south side, we're
callers at the DEMOCRAT office, last
Saturday.
Ed. Grail has rented the room lust
west of the First National bank, on
Forest avenue, and has opened bar
Der shop.
Geo. F. Hale and wife are keeping
hotel in Colorado Springs, and are,
we are glad to record, doing exceed
ingly we'll.
Our south side democratic stalwart,
John Rogers, was in town Tuesday,
and says wheat is looking nice in bis
neck O. the-prairies.
Mrs. w. P. Cone and daughter
and son Sam returned Thursday from
Guide Rock, Neb. They will go to
Colorado Springs shortly.
A number of the young friends of
Miss Celia Mitchell were entertained
at the home of that estimable young
lady, Friday evening last.
Miss Nellie Mccoy is now stenog-
rapher for Judge A. r. Clark, vice
M. n. Jones resigned. 1t is under
stood Mr.. Jones will go to Salina.
Frank Hodish, of Larned, was in
town Yesterday selling copies of the
New York Herald of April 10, 1865,
with the report of Lincoln's assassina-
ton.
John w. Smith, of Eureka town
ship, was in town Monday, looking
after pension business. He reports
that Mrs. S. has been ill for a long
time.
NJ. Eppstein will this week move
into Prof. Recess property, west end
of the city. Prof. Reece has rented
the P. j. Hills residence and will oc>
cupy it for the summer.
F. T. Ozenberger, of State Center,
was in the city Monday: attending the
assessors meeting, and made this Of
flee pleasant call. He reports indie.
pendent township in good shape.
l. Miliigan. formerly of this county,
but now in the Wabash r. r. offices
at Kansas City. was IN town the first
of the week. He came out to look
after his farm south of the river.
j. W., Brown, Will A. Rush. A. B.
Miller, G. B. GiIlis and r. G. Bailey
composed the Great Bend delegation
of Odd Fellows who attended the
meeting at La Cross Monday evening.
Rev. VIM. Hayes, formerly of this
county but now of Oxford, Sumner
county, was in the city over Sunday
and Monday. He left Tuesday for
Lane county ON a visit to his son,
w. E.
Mrs. F. P. Cline, of Clarence, re.
turned last Thursday from a much
enjoyed visit to Colorado. She is
very enthusiastic over the mountain
country, but thinks Barton county is
good enough for home.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
T. T. Smith is clerking with VIM.
Friend. :.
Mrs. D. III. McCord is reported
quite i'll.
Mrs. w. B. Cornell visited Kinsley
this week.
DIR. E. H. Kleuber was in the city
Saturday.
J. J. Winterburg spent Sunday in
Hoisington.
A. S. Houck was over from Hois-
ington Monday.
Link Gault has been in the city on
visit to friends.
j. B. Prose attended the teachers
meeting Saturday.
A child of J. A. Sterett's has been
sick the past few days
Hugo Carlander, of Hoisington,
was in the city Friday.
P. III. Murphy was down from north
Homestead, last week.
Cal Davson's children have been
down with the measles.
A young child of Charley Patterson
has been having the pneumonia.
Justice w. G. Bradshaw, of Albion,
was in the city the first OF the week.
A. S. Cooke, of the Hoisington
State Bank, was in the city Saturday.
Thos Adair's smiling face could be
seen on the streets Saturday afternoon.
Geo. Mitchell and w. E. Coates
are heard from, at Tacoma, Washing
ton.
Mrs. Kitchen, of Eureka township,
who has been i'll for SO long is improv-
ing.
Hon. G. F. Difen bacher took a
trip to Hutchinson the first of the
week.
j. D.Welch has been helping Clerk
of the Court Bunting for the past few
days.
r. F. Pleger ran up to Larned
last Thursday, on business at the land
office.
w. w. TruxalI, of Homestead
township, was in the city Friday, on
business.
NJ. II. Meeker, of north Homestead
was down enjoying the spring breezes
Saturday.
Charlie Wilkison returned last
Thursday morning from an extended
visit to Iowa.
E. w. Waynant and wife were on
visit to relatives in White Cloud,
Kansas, this week.
Mr.. Grubb, late Of the gutter-snipe
staff, has taken a position at the drug
store of Shaw & Co.
P. B. Kimpler, one of Ellinwood's
favored business men, was in the city
Saturday, on business.
Col. Huffman, EIlinwood's popular
postmaster. was doing business at the
county seat last ridaY.
Mrs. j. w. Compton was in the
city Saturday after a doctor. Her
husband was much worse.
Mrs. Sam Shattuck and Mrs. De
Lavergn, from Homestead, were in
the city shopping, Saturday.
We visited Larned last Thursday,
and found the people of that vicinity
all hopeful of a good crop season.
r. A. Charles, of the Register,
took trip to Topeka and other east.
ern points in the state, last week.
A. L. Whitcomb is ON the streets
again, after being laid up with the
rheumatism for about three months.
Mrs. T. T. Rhoades was called to
Hoisington Tuesday to attend the
sickbed of her mother, Mrs. Davie.
Mr., Prague, of Kansas City,
nephew of III. Care, arrived in Great
Bend on visit, the first of the week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Next Monday evening, the 18th,
the ;'Deestrict Skewl" entertainment
will be repeated at the opera house.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

See the basis of valuation agreed
upon by the township assessors, in an
other column. It does not differ much
from last year.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

G. E. Wyman, from the edge of
Rush county, was in the city We'd
nesday afternoon. Says most of the
wheat looks we'll.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Mark Haynes, Of Pawnee Rock
was caller at this office Wednesday
he says the new paper up there will
appear next week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

All the people with whom we spoke
Saturday report that wheat never
looked better than at the present time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

The walls of the new, Brethren
church, in Clarence township, are up,
and the carpenters will soon be at
work. The building will be nice
one when completed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Mr.. Rosenfeld has had handsome
new signes painted on his windows.
1t is now the "Star clthing house"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

The home minstrel company gave
an exhibition at the opera house last
Saturday night which was fairly we'll
attended, and enjoyed by all.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

The waterworks company has had
the streets torn up considerably the
last week, making needed repairs and
adding new mains.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Mr.. j. 81. Harper has received 175
books for the new circulating library.
He is ready to receive new m embers,
and will add book to the list for
each new member received.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

The business club held called
meeting at the club rooms, Saturday
evening, to discuss matters of import
ance to the city and county.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

An Odd Fellows lodge was organ
lied at Lacrosse Monday evening OF
this week. A number of the members
of the order went up from Great Bend
to assist in the ceremonies.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Look out for G. A. Hooper. He is
going to make things hum in the drug
business here. He has, as prelimi-
nary measure land an excellent one,
too engaged large shoe of our adj
vertising space.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

The firemen's dance at the opera
house Monday night was not as well
attended as have been their former
dances, owing, doubtless, to the dance
coming so soon after the K. of P.
masquerade.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Industry will make a purse, and
frugality will give you strings to it.
This purse will cost you nothing.
Draw the strings as frugality directs,
and you will alweys find a useful
penny at the bottom.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Notice the change this week in the
advertisement of Hacker Bros, the
dry goods men. They will sell you
goods just as they tell you they will,
and it will be to your advantage to
call on them.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

Mesers. w. M. Canady & Co.,, the
gentlemen who bought the fairview
Dairy from Mr.. G. E. Sowle, have
taken charge and will continue the
huSfnesS
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07
Now is Your Time.

Now is Your Time.
For the next thirty days, we will
sell at Cost or below. Any Of our
Fine Parlor Heating or Cook Stoves.
Great reduction in all kinds of Hard
ware. See US soon and get first choice.
ROBINSON & STERETr.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

The fire company held lively meet
ing last Tuesday night. The boys
should 60 slow and learn to adapt
themselves to circumstances. They
have in the company the elements of
first class department, and should
strive to excel.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-03-07

H. A. Bishop & Co. are making a
reduction on potatoes. See their
advertisement on this page.