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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
i1nbIie Noilres.
DU BLIC NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON couN.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON CoUN-
'"' Sffw.1GGH, March 10, 1890.
pursuant u directions gwen me- III tnc iono""s .'oi
to, "!ch was adopted b. thc common todci Marin H.
1880, ana approve a., Mayor Mafcn H. lo9O va.
oco o. % al 1ae cn s Dsy t S oa Of 3'
Room 80 TO- C nan. De- and hereby are dcHis,d \ ,1
lhira Avenue ana Fleetwood larA railroad ,omhy 20
PERMISSION for construction nantcnan,c and
Puon Of sad company zoe such conscht WIZ o. my con,
Hdrrd b. The i.'lioaa tommlitc Of tnis Board anu e
snhe te same Tor ourt en- days. exclusive Of gnu'l ~
tag nr",ap' pgD'1sd y t' g to ~ 70 % pro
Of chapter - Of the Laws Of lest such advertising
TT hLIC NGlI,E i hcrcoy s,en that at the time anG
plasc named m Lle Tesci9on ne fgoTs
iAiLkoAD COMPANY VIII be considered a, required
the Honorable me Common Council OF the C1y oi Nc"'
The petition Of the North Third Avenue and Fleetwood
Park Railroad -iertfu.y shows: ..,. ...,,,.d and
mat your ttoncI Is COOPERATION duly orranlL.n Mu
incoeG@ea ncer and pursuant to an act Of thn
,nrr OF tLe >ia,c 81 ng d o1 it, 81
surface railroads and branches thereof In cities towns ana
ns msintanins and opratns street surface RAILROAD for
p lar, for use m In tine cy Of and that
the said railroad i proposed to be co1struSa m9ong
streets. avenues and highways In the CITY OF Nc"for"
ginning a. point on the castrly side Of Third ave-:
nu' at OF near last one Hundred and twenty nn'h SIRE,
there" Third avenue with double trt'- 10
src Hrdrc and North Third avenue with double Ira, X
to the intersection Of North Third avenue with Morris ave
nue. or Hundred and Thirtyrhth street
with double tracks thou9h. upon ana
along MORT, To East Railroad avenue thence
iOrih,I, through upon and along East Railroad atnu'
with double track. it-f one Hundred and flftyrrhth
thence west fy through upon and along IS7i '
street and across the ira ~ OF
Ncn.York aud Harlem Railroad COMPANY ana Nrst
Railroad avenue double ira Ks 20 Morris avenue .
thence norih.ry through upon ana along motifs avenue
with double tracks 20 the Intersection Of MOTIFS Avenue
with ono Hundred and ~N.y-nfih street.
Together with such switches sidlnrs. nrnons ana
turnahc. Iltal stands may l." necessary Tor u'
convenient working o. such TtlrOid
Ana your petitioner r-'rNu A-N> inc consent OF N"nT
Honorable, l.o!f construct narf nance ana
operation Of railroad upon such portion. Of tho within
MI outd and highways and in such man
ncr ~ above dos rh,d and -et forth.
Dated January -, 1880. $1,000 49, -. .... .
THE NORTH THIRD AVENUE AND FLEETWOOD
PARk RAILROAD IpNrANt, ..,,, ~ .,,..
D., MATTHEW D.. NY Nk BOP. Pr"-drnt.
EDWIN !. UAi.l. Seer 'taly.
persons rc..i tIe foregoing alJll' alton arc
lcr hy no,incd present ~ the time and place men
tlunr! the resolution.
FRANCIS !. TWONEY.
C'rN o. tho Common council.
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Oiuiocn0 Notices.

PANAMA ENlLroND Company.
NfW.NOnN. March 10 iso0
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONEIlALF
= talI Pc C.nt nn- been d'ciar q this iay b, the
.lfd ~ 1911 e.for stockholders record
th.lf legal representatives. on aud an Thursday, tir 9th
'' ERNEST l.. orrrNrt.lM. Treasurer.
OFFICE or THE
FDISo% oINi.l:Ni. IIItIHit COMPANY.
- WAII-~r. NfWNoEk. March H. $500.
Two THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
EDISON GENi.EAL ELECTRO COMPANY.
The second unartrif dividend " Tno Per CENT on the
stock ~ ih. Company .rNcrpt such stock a. b., hd 100
- d., m. Tliuf, Loan and llu-t Company ht- been
l.,i,.d D.. fD, oild uf Trustees. due and PAYABLE ou
Nnff l-no AZ ihc OF tl, company, to holders Of
Tha tian.f~f io... Ill Poe closed 1t y. IN. March
- i-o0 ,Dd r,ol,->-l pf 10 April !. 1880.
~ ~ \. MARCUS. Secretary.
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ErsaI Notices.

- PkEME COZ ET. New York County
on pan}, a.inf"nt NoII'l ~ hthinh "iNIN th'i
to- rut, f-tYti Joseph ). Davidson have been h4lt
appointed t ~ tho PROPERTY aul
PERSONAL. ~ fAr ahJ,' named defendant I Electric Tin"
Company. and have duly qualified such receiver and
that l'f lirs
l-t AL Isf-oi. Indebted 20 hc tad The Electric Time
Company 90 f'firi Go ~ ns OFF," Hluh'f lt and D.
Broad -'l,, Nl ,lA CTS D., me Ian dit OF April IrH1
ttr4F.
ID Al person. having loo their Ios.efion papers
~ CO.. II said The Electric Iinr t. drt ~ fi
same % le bv tA" l.u' dt ~ Apfh l-'o ~ n1 oHic
NfiuhfI lG and - Bluil -ifD'f. trV ltIa CTS.
81. il flr cl. doi. OF -ai The lI'ffI Time Cnmp1nf
20 deliver their f-yftf a"rD0ni and Den and 20 90
oc' Nrmif j. and o. Hiold street Sew orA ';y b
tie Itii Dig ~ ipil. 1890.
ifh. All holding any Of. sI'.l~'in" rou' raf
Of 20" -ald The ileotrc Time 'orln t.
present me 10 writing and in ae1il 20 ~ oi0r
NUMBER lG AID T. Broad -r Scwi orb Dy.'n be!oir
tho I'm dI. - h.fl i.cn
Dated Tie C'A dar 81 March. 1870
jO~rPH 4. DAVIDSON. Eooolvcr
$50 g. AID ~ Nrnld..t Ncw York CITY.
Al BERT l.. AhIHfI: Atone Tor Receiver
80. lfG b'oliWaN. Ncw-N ork city.
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Ncw.York. Thursday. March 20.

Ncw-York Thursday. March 20.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
foursory building with lot. NO 200 + lOth-st, :. O
o, 2daNe lot 2jN94.l0: G Gunt1er. s2l.1oO.
four--orv Hat. with lot No 80 ld-t lO1-s' II = w Vl
1stavc lot 25x94 10 II IL Refs - 200. 49,
our--t0rv cling. with lot NO 3li EdaNe, c 81
IL W OF lsth-st LIT 17Ni0, e Bycf. @l7,iOo.
plot q, land : T. 73d-st, IS II o. Nadlson-aNc,
Al 5x7y7 Folder. $500.
four story building with lot. No Oh 81 ave. :. 20
II n o. sjth-st lot 2OXllO; William Laor @223o
sX.siory building. with lot No l76 ENlnEiol-st n =
W Of Attorney-st lot 93XlO0 \ l. Bride SIS 100 90, ~
/ four-s;ofv building with lease Of lot 80 .lo1 3D.
ave. : OF 65th->t lot 1880: w Brern r'N-p'
thrce-story dwelling with lot. No G21 LeNinst@naNe
g $ n OF 53d-st lot 25Xl0O.i1 l. Sanrcl~ sl1.1Vp ,
lot ~ w 99thst. 80 T. o. Sth-a'e' -"AlO"'l :
c Adele. - 500. ,.,oo ., .
OF Sh-aVc. 16S II OF lOth->t .oNloO earh :
Judge i II dUcro. 436 COO. - -, 900 - .
boulevard. II Of 93th-st, 2ollAloO' same
buyer. Sl2 500. 1000
lots adjoining above, 2jNloO each; carter
$4,000 ,, o.
1oO11 II Cocbcu. - ZOO o, - o..
! lot. n Of w lCOh-st. .2j 10 W al SHAVE 2IN
1oo.ll Peter SCwer>. 500 o, - o-,oo 8,
lois " lOlst-st $50 II W Of ?ih-aNG -'AlVVll
each: T ] Barry. s&i 80. 1900 o,,oo 3, .
lot o. W ost.,t, So5 # w Of 9th-ave' 25Nloo1l :
same buyer SC 500. 49, ,., 49,
l0O.ll each II - Cochu. 81. COO ,o,,. no So.
plot OF land on lOth-aNc, cor OF l--u'st o'14N
100 same buyer S23 $50
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.,RrAsrBy DEPARTMENT. OFFICE

n - lKEASI RN DEPARTMENT., OFFICE
L. Marinc-Iio ,ptal Service Battery, NcwYork n r.
March 90 1870 Scaid proposals VIII D, received ~ l'
nlrr until noon N,inr-it' Mareh 20 l7au, 4, furnish
ca, ho,s, fo the the MARINE Hospital service 1t
Now YORK. y y. Schedules and further Information may
H. obtained upon application To The undrr-iVn'd IN"
rlgt . reserved waive informncs. and 10 reject any
or all proposals. joins GODFREY, Surgeon. NJ. H. D.,
In command Of hospital
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Ocean Steamers

4 NCHOK LINE. L. ;. NAIL Steamships
"A From Pier II, \. X.
-: CRY OF lsoME sails ,,,. .,
Cabin. $50. $50, SOD second cabin, $50 It eaAe ~
NEM.YORk AND GLASGOW VIA LONDDNDtlsHf q.
Drlunla Mar. -. 4. AnchOrn.. APE. . a. H.
Cii,a,,l,. Mar 20 p. Ethiopia APR T.. II a n
Cabin, $40 and $50. second Gas. 80. St'rar', ~
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Giccn.
ENMAN LINE t. 5. and ROYAL Mail Steamers,
4 tuE QuEtNSTOwN AND LlNEkP10isao
CITY OF ~ uAoND Wcan,- ,ay' Apri ,. 80 ,. m.
CITY o. CHESTER Wdne day Aprh . > 30 a. d..
From per 49, y. X, adjoining chri-tolher--t Ferry.
FIRST CABIN. $50 and upward according b steamer
and location - room. SICOND CABIN, t35. lEEH.
AGE $40. PETER WRIGHT & Sous, General Agents,
G ROWLING. GREEN. y. y.
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fctlnrss an0 ttlcc!inss.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
~ LECTURES in the Great Han 40 O'clock
March - the lecture will be- delivered by pr. SAMUEL
SHELDON OF tho BruohlNn Polytechnic Institute.
STORAGE BNTIERlIS illustrated. No tickets
quii'd. W admission arrr : O'Clock.
CpECIAL LE\TEN SERVICES. Georges
- church Friday evening o'clock service conducted
by Rector. Preacher. Roy. Chas. ii. Palkhugst News
York. All seats free usual.
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Zip unntc

- SALESMAN wanted take clli"r oi account. who
- thoroughly understands the vu-tod bu-inr,, ana /,
onnertid With q eooi dr 0Oods commission house. Ad
irrss WOESrl,p T.. .. Bon i5:2. Philadelphia. Penn
xlNNTFD-An experienced plush ball nni.hor ref renee"
w required Address PIT ST.. T. .. Bon l,592, lhila
delphla, Penn.
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nAcLEIc Mail STEAMSHIP CNMPANY.s

Inns FOlt CAItfOENIA. JAPAN. GIL
CENTRAL. AID RI AMERICA AND MLAICO.
iion N.a-York. prs foo' - CafAl',, y r..
For ~tn Frauc.,Io. ia N" lSthBHs n Panama.
CITY DE PARA sal. TUESDAY. April /. noon.
From san Francisco. 1t and Brannan sts
For China and Japan,
CITY OF pTkINt, sails Thursday. April g. 3 p. m.
- f-o ,h: Ia--arc and general Information apply 70
cou.lais's olcr on the p.or loot ~ canals, y r.
II / IL ILAl. fieneraI Sluerlntnndrnt.
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MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Railway Company
Reorganization.

TO TIE HOLDERS or
= PER CENT MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
CONSOLIDATED.
Z PER CENT TEBO AND
NEO-IIO FIR-r~.
PER. CENT HANNIBAL & MISSOURI CEN.
TRIAL (FIK>T> AND -ECDND-),
u PER CENT. UNION PACIFIC
(SOITiIER BRANCH.
All holders of the bonds above mentioned nre re-
au~-frd o forthwith deposit their bonds with the
CENTRAL TIKI 81 COMPANY or NEW-NOKk for
collection and payment principal and interest. NJ The
which the respective bonds bear to the date Of
payment.
I he negotiable receipts of the CENTRAL Tx! II
COMPANY will he deli, cred against the said bonds.
and application will br made I-i Tie said receipts
on the took Exchange.
he -mb-c ription- the OOJ 900 fund hnvc been
called for the second day ct june 1910 or. with inter-
est ut per ccnt. from jane l. or before
ANY deferred dnlc named by the committee. of which
30 dn,-' notice will be given by nds cr;i-cmcnt.
Dated New iorA. March -, 1880.
FREDERIC y. DICO1T,
JOEL ,. FREEMAN,
HENRY ". PODR.
HENRY EtDGE. COMMITTEE.
COLGATE HONT
IOI l. FITZGERALD,
II. j. DE NkRE/ OlFN-.
-. >. ELLIS. Sc'r iary,
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NUNARD LINE.

fNHE BOOK or orEN'MR SPORTS. octave 500
i pages illustrated. The standard authority on
American opcn. Rules tor sailing, swim
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding &C.. &C. IN
full III per COW. Published by lhe Tribune NrwNOrk
aud universally COMMUNICATED by the
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INE,T pOlNr. \. Y. MAKCH loTM. 1890

w sealed proposals. in tripcatc subject to usual con
0lt.ons, Nl be- r-cc I'd here until T. orh noon, Alru
18Th. 1890. and then opened for furnishing such Fuel
Iofagc Az required here during nsfal
vcar cuclnc Jnlg l-t 100 The T. s. reserves the
frht reject all proposals. Preference given to
prOductiOn conditions OK quality
price Including in th price u foreign productions the duty
ihcronl being equal Al information furnished upon APP
plicaon here Enyelores containing proposal should -
marked 'l'roio.al- Forge and Straw
A. W.-t Point NDw-Yorl and addr sod to tho under.
signed CIAS W. WILLIAMS Cnpt>in md Assi~fe"'
Ouarformastcr T. = Army.
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.rTW-yORK AND CUBA MAIL -. COM

y rANN FOlt CiBA AND MINGcO.
From Piers H. aud l. T.. r.. at !, m.
-, ,,,pt Hay. ProgIc-O. TuNlam
- w ~ Vera SAT. Nch. %.
SARATO,;A. Has. and Carc"na~ Nod Nch. 20
81 >.,t-i.,,S Nassau. santiago de- cuba 4
'lfNF' ''''0' tisufucgos Thurs. Mar -
SENECA. Havana Nantanza> " g.. Apr. -
particulars. frclSAt passage. apply 10
JAMES T. WARD { co. ll3 Nal-st
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- TATE LTNE-BETWEEN NEW-YORK

- 'GINSGoW NNp NOVII.LE lLoNDONDERKYl.
TO LIVERPOOL LONDON. DUBLIN &.
STATE 90 NFNADA....... Ihur.dav March p a. m.
srATE or GEoEglA IAgr,day. April 10, noon.
room Excursion Tickets S6j - 800 Ste'asr tickets 70
AMI f-om a, ,art, - inoie =, lowest rat", rom pier
ohm b. a STORES SONtI Ferry BirDNyn Y For freight
and fa..lt. apply to AT'~TiN BALDWIN & CO. General
Agent. - Roadway y Y Storage o9ro. II Rroafway.
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ID EnrnsALs For TNEiCCn--rchruary Is

$500. scaled lI'l D-al-. Fl dorsed "ProIosal, for
Tobacco 70 b. opnci AIril J. i-'o WIN b.. received IRON
manufacturers regular DEALER only. al The Bur ~
Provisions Co'iLg Aavy peJat neni. Wa,hine,on,
l.. G. until H. O'Clock noon. April !. 1890 and publicly
oncu.i nm,diatrs after Tor the supply before
November 1870 at the Na,y Yard. New York, of eighty
fSO.cuU counts NINH toba Proposals must
be- IN duplicate upon hianh forms which VIII De
Furnished hc Of Provisions aud Clothing upon
application and be Mod out indicated by M"
llsnn II" ide d c.drl by OF Samples Of uc standard
6hac-o VIII b. furnished upon apication 10 hi bureau
IA. Department r'tcr,'- ilghi to reject AL
lids not d,ou.crl alNtntref,I, 10 Tie GCt'rnn'it.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w ioE QUrFNsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
drunan. Mar 20 10 a. ~. g. rmanc Apr 23 80 a.
'Teuionlc...Aprll = ,. m. 'lsuonc Aprii 30 p m.
'AaJo,tit April lG. D. MaJestl. NAY IT, , D.
From White Star Dock. foot ~ Wes' loth->t. -
Second cabin these steamer. Saloon :a'cs 500
upward according % slmrs and location ~ beftn
Sroud cabin 1875 and $50. INcur.O tickets favorable
trrs .taracc 200 Company, or'c 80. 81 Broadway,
Sew York. Philadelphia Oilce io5 Nanut-st:
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Proposals.
n EW- YNEK nEPnT OLE TIE QrAKTEK

y EW-YOkK DEPOT or THE q, AFTER
~ MASIIIS DIrAEIMENT, Army BiAdlng, WHIT.
Io-ai,. By u.pa' slbl'rt - u.ua conditions. VII 70"
received hffe until - Orloh M April j., $3.50 and ui'h
opened. for furnishing nt thi, Depot t" Cnarrrna,l"r
such SUIT 'saiN. Iron ttoi rNl,.
Ia-Act Sheet Iron. solder Brushes. lio-c Shoe Nails.
&c. aed schedule to be and rad az This oHirr
BID, for delivery other point, ~li be- 'nt'rt1n"d
United state rHAt all
proposals.. part thereof 10 Accept. b."
~, If seol9 To 'hc department. Preference nd BE-
gisc 30 lfttc- ~ dpnrtr production or manufacture.
conditions quality and price Nncudine ia the pnc" u
for n and nruf,r The duty thereon be-
ifr Ii ciOl~ containing proposals. Should be- mnr
''Irlp,-ai. for Qun'ffa-ter- Stof- 10 be- OPENED Aprl
Irth 1880 A" and add fr,srd 20 L. y. BATtIILDEK Dep
MY L. \.
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II'"I' willy II0T'I w"
r..- 81 y X. FOOT Of Spglng-st.
49, TAII.AlI assoc -....- riday. Mar 81. 3 p. m
- KANSAS CITY ....... saturday. March -. 3 D.
- tUAIINHOOOIIIE Monday. MAJ % 4. y. ia.
49, NNfDD,UIF Wednesday. Mar % - D. ni
Connecting With Central Railway of tsOrga and S1Nan-
nah T.s.aa and Western Railway i0r al points IN
o..., tor.da south Carolina Alabama ant Lou. lana
in-Irln.-.l pitiio.~ Ilr,tc41>, table dhot'
70. r. "A ht and l1s,dg" apply 70 . -
J. ID HASH NIl =. ". -. XII ! ten. Agt
Ia. Arf = + ard ". ES Sa lnnah Fat Line,
' ~, B-n.dwny 81 Broadway.
Il / WALkFE. Ac,il, Ocean Steamship Co.
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HANBl RG- AMERICAN PACKEr GO.

| 1 EXPRESS SERVICE between io'k Nouihamp.
Ton II ool. Paris and Hamburg hs Tho new twin sorrow
~ amor. - o 600 tons and 1000 % 5000 po"rr
Coif-,inIA April - MAY -. June -. july l.
N.sf.~i'N VICTORIA May I and -. June ~. July q
NorNNNNiN ......... June :. July 3, July 81
rroi,INK SERVICE direct 10 Hamburg.
>..'fli, Italia. 81 a Mar. Is.
cam p. leave from. H.nbure p.ck- q, hoN'n \ J.
en..il r,f. FOR physicians 20 tine r. Rim toner,~.
UAMUt I.,s-N NLklCAN CHS l. rAN,T NJ, or i'i-'
rr.,iunN y y III broadway. y Y.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-16
Irving A Bluff.


An alliance man was in the city a
few days ago, from town in the
county not twenty miles away. and
met Il strong and somewhat prominent
republican. with whom he was well
acquainted. The conversation natur-
ally soon turned to politics and what
ticket various persons named would
support The republican claimed
that the prominent democrats of the
city would support Hailowell, and
naming three very prominent men
in the party, said he would put up SO
that neither would .ote for Simpson,
and that two would vote for HalloweIl.
The alliance man was not well acquain-
ted with Two OF the parties, but said he
would stake a good eagle on two of the
three voting for Simpson The repub-
lican refused to accept. An hour
afterwards the alliance man met one
of the democrats named, who was
intimately acquainted with the other
two, and on being told Of the republi-
cans bluff. said to the alliance man:
= You Will be perfectly safe to get a
bet that all three of us will vote for
Jerry Simpson," The alliance man
went through the street again looking
lor his republican acquaintance. but he
was non est comatimus the rest of the
day
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-16
Pawnee Rock.

From the Leader.
A new meat market and restaurant
have been added to Pawnee Rock this
week.
Mrs. D. r. Logan went down to
Kansas City Thursday evening for a
few days visit with her parents.
M. f. Rodey, of Medicine Lodge,
Barber county, Kans., an old resident
of Pawnee Rock, was on our streets
this week. We understand he will
move back shortly. So
l.. l.. Smith. county lecturer of the
alliance, addressed fair sized audi
ence at the school house Thursday
evening. The speech contained many
interesting facts and was listened to
attentively.
John Bateman, living west of town,
had a horse and buggy stolen Friday
OF last week He was in Larned; had
hitched his horse and gone to listen to
the speaking, and on his return he
found tue horse and buggy gone
From last account he had heard nothing
from it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-16
Hoisington Items.

From the Dispatch.
The Methodist protracted meeting
closed last Friday night.
J. C. Richardson will ship 100 head
of cattle to Lyon county next week.
For healthy location it would be
hard to find more desirable place
than Hoisington.
The winter wheat is in fire condition
and will have quite growth before
freezing weather sets in.
Clayton Harvey was the only scholar
in the primary department of the city
schools that went on the roll of honor
for the first month, being perfect in
department and scholarship.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Hoisington creamery
company in Hoisington on Thursday,
October 18th. at 10 a. m. Business of
importance is to be transacted and il
is desired that every stockholder be
present.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-16
Philomathean Society.


At the first meeting of the Great
Bend Philoma:hean society Sept 18th,
the freshman class, consisting of thir-
teen members. was admitted to the
society; Charles Allen presented the
class, the president delivered an address
of welcome and a response was made in
behalf of the class by Ltlu Rankin
New officers were elected as follows:
Charles Allen, president; Allie Hossack.
vice president; Willie Reece. secretary:
Helen Turner, assistant secretary:
George Turner, treasurer; Lulu
Rankin librarian; Birdie Van Pelt asst.
librarian Whereabouts of the
Alumni and other members of the
High School Miss Poole is in Chicago
visiting and reporting for one of the
leading papers IN Kansas.
Miss Fruit and Miss Phelps are
teaching in the Great Bend City
Schools. Charles Brinkman is in
Brinkman & Co. Bank. Frank Craig
is in Hutchinson. Viola Pelter, Lois
aud Archie Reeee, Kite Austermire,
Grace MatheWson, Ella Day. Anna
Crummack. Bertha Fry, have all en-
gagged schools in the country Charles
Zatayern is in @. N & E. r. Moses
hardware store Ed Buckland is in
the DEMOCRAT Office Jettie Mcbride
Is i'm the Freshman class State UnIyer-
sity Jennie Strobel Is in a CONNER
cial school Kansas City Harry Neg
bsur is IL the Jr- class * G. higll
school. Emma Bell is in the St. Louis
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-16

THERE is fact to which We wish to
call the attention of all the Germans in
this county. 1t is the recognition
shown to the Germans in this county in
the convention held at Great Bend last
Saturday by the resubmissiOnists, by
nominating that popular and well
known German American. Mr.. r. F..
Pleger, of Great Bend, for the Office of
county school superintendent. Mr..
Pleger is gentleman in every respect,
a scholar, and man who is abundently
qualified to perform the duties of Sup
erintendent of Public Instruction. The
important fact should he noted that
both the alliance and the republican
conventions failed to recognize the
German voters in the county. 1t is a
well known fact that this county has a
very large German population, but not
withstanding this, the cold shoulder has
been turned to the ''lop cared dutch
men" by Those other parties AT the
alliance county convention a Ger
man was suggested for the Office of rep
resentative. but no, 1t would not do to
nominate .sdutchman" for that Office;
so in his stead they nominated an
American probibitionist to represent
the Germans of this county in the leg
islature. The republican county cen
venti0B in the same manner failed ia
recognize the Germans. but this is not
surprising, as it is their wont to slight
them 1t is the duty of every German
voter who has any pride of self esteem
to work and vote for the German
| American. r. F. Pleger the nominee or
the resubmission county ticket
J EIlinwood Advocate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-16
rE1eHBoRHooD HAppEs1aes.
Albert Items.

From '.Spunk."
Quite shower last Saturday night
A dance in our village Monday night.
Thos. Cooper returned home from
Missouri, Saturday last.
We noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Gabbert, of
Heizer, in our village Sunday last.
Rev. Davis, of Lyons, filed his ap-
pointment as usual Sunday last at this
place.
Mrs. Paris, who has been an employe
OF the restaurant for some time past,
has gone to Larned to accept a similar
position there.
We understand A. G.. Campbell will
quit the restaurant business in the
near future, and devote his whole time
to the livery business. Mrs. Wells, of
Olmitz, will take charge Of the restau-
rant.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-16
Hood and the Hypochupdriae.

Hood used to tell story Of a hEPo-
chondriac who was IN the habit two or
three times a week OF believing him
self dying On certain OCCASION he
was taken ii with one OF MS terrors
while out riding IN his gig and hap
pening at the time. TO see IN the road
ahead his family physician riding IN his
carriage in the same direction sle APP
piled the whip TO his horse 70 oTerralze
the old doctor as soon a. he possibly
could The doctor. however. seeing.
him coming. applied the whip TO his
own horse, and as he had a nag that was
considered a .,goer- they had close
time of il for about three miles But
the hypochondriac- driving q fast horse.
finally came alongside OF thu doctor,
and exclaimed Hang - decor null
up-pull mp instantly / IA dying"
I think you are cried the doctor i
never saw any one going SO fast-''-N-
Y. Star.