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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

Naval Lodge, No. 4, Of Masons last evening
determined to purchase the lot at the north
west corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4th
street southeast as a site for a new and COM
modious hall they propose to erect in the near
future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
CAPITOL TOPICS.


The Speaker was not at the Capitol today,
but the Louisiana delegation held long meet
ing to take action on the death of Senator Glib
son of that state. There was no positive ingor-
NATION as TO when the funeral would take place
1t will, however, be held Sunday or Monday at
Lexington. Ky. Should the ceremony take
place Sunday the congressional committee will
leave here tonight; if on Monday, not until to-
morrow. The members of tine House commit
tee as selected by the delegation are Messrs
Blanchard, Price, Bostner, Robertson Ga. J,
Breckenridge (Ky.), McMillin, Elliott, Hender-
son Ill. and DalzelI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
A GREAT SUCCESS.
The Benefit to the National Capital Press
Club.

ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE CROWDED WITH
DISTINGUISHED AND BRILLIANT AUDIENCE,
WHO LISTEN TO A REMARKABLE PROGRAM OF
AUTHORIZATIONS OF THOSE WHO WERE
PRESENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

Col. Tlford, member Of parliament for North
Norfolk, addressed great conservative meet
ing in Simcoe, 0nts Wednesday night in de-
nuncidkion Of the annexstion idea.
Gov. Reynolds Of Delaware has pardoned
WIN. J. Calhoun, 6bnvicted IN 1888 Of assault.
and whose sentence 10 death was ccmmuted to
twenty-five years fmprisonment BY Cor. Riggs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
business Transacted at the Meeting OF the
Senate Committee Today.

VARIOUS BILLS FAvoRABLY ACTED UPoS-RE-
PORT IN REoARD TO THE CONDITION OF NET
ZERorT HALL-wHAT THE SUBCOMMITTEE
THINKS SHOULD BE DONE TO PROTECT THE
PUBLIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

The will of the late Julia Fenwick was fled
today. She leaves her estate to her cousin.
Mary c. Wilcoxon, and names n. ]. Colbert
trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

boy born In Bridgeport Conn, recently
has its legs Joined. web fashion, making them
resemble the tail Of ish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

INA rALE-rO IsN E-TOEs MT-T m SOLD.
nve nearly n.F room rirs-. L. Droit Park IN
40 rnta SIS psyinE "a J-r cent on price
ss.ed I,st-. rnl g. prire aU 1 terms. -
tlh -Alsk CT trd Jfh So e. = rooffss - 30
TOR -A.F-1H 8ff - y i rt.grrls .......-. 8 20
~ -sit 80 % q a o.. . r'sn1u- ne - zee $50
- I'll - bun~su o s'e q - ~ rooms -,
dis-h NkiGiiT a sTGCEEIT. sieE It. n, ".
U'oR SAFE " tvSE on IITH It w BET.
- tnd 90 IL ~ 20 ". Hurlpi- house N nne
sfisr can D. ~ chap CHAR p 80 hiNGNAI1.
la raor. Atissti7 hui ii- 2. 2co - o. dlaH
lNih SALE-WHY Pay HENT WHEN YOU CAN
II IVY oil aorus y. e. Cor 500 cash. hal o.
90 ~ Ter month"; It- BON. = IN one % the
tn--t luratlou- 90 ftol III aud VII rent for a.
nln.t ~ lngntb q yuu ~ Tay. ApYiy q K G
MANGJM. lol1 q dld-H'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

Archie Cammill. Q miner. was shot and killed
at Port Arthur. Ont. by unknown man
yesterday. HIS brother-in-law, James Rose, 10
missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

I would be proud to ware one of the bages. I
inciose fine i0c for . badge.
Dear EVENING STAR: am little boy eight
years old and 60 TO ST. Psuls School inclose
fined ten cents for the Club and please send me
q badge and I will thank YOU for it Ny
grandma also sends ten cents so good by dear
STAR and be sure and send my Badge.
Mr.. STAR MAN: would like to be a member
of the chiidrens christmas club / am seven
years old and have just commenced to go TO
school | am in the first grade and NV mama
SAYS am learning fast so fnclosed Won will tnd
ten cents please send me badge and viii try
and send you some more before Christmas.
Dear EVENING STAR: NY little sister and
want to join your club. We have dear mamma
and papa and nice home so we send our mite
to help make some little boy or girl have a
happy Christmas. Our little brother can just
talk and we asked him if he would give ten
cents to buy some other baby some candy for
his stocking and he said ''des," please count
him member too. We have been sick and do
not go tos chool now. Please send our badges
to our home. We wish you a happy Christmas
Dear Santa Clans Ciub-I am a. little boy just 6
years Old hear mama read the star Every night
about the little Boys and girls sendE 10 cents
to joyn the club l will send 10 cents to by
some little boy like me a tag for christmas and
please send me a Badge and ! hope Santa Claus
will Bring me a nice present aud NV little sister
IL going to write letter to you and get a
badge to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

L'OT -AIF-g NV FnEsS-BAsCk .bSTORI
and bassn.nr hou-~s. within two ulo.ss u Dupont
cir - al mod una. Is 90 AL S.O0: easy
tssua. Apply CHAkLLs EARLY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

SP,,2S.Iy'T iS,ys rsS. AVIS sie s
- s,;. ~ n aps 600 81, !, s9g 80 w ~,
,Isn5 80 Z 81 a. 800 III s;aS mo OPS,
fh' ''' FER 500 resr =. -1 90
a., a.,;y :. 7o6 20, Z, ani ''T' It \, 800
It, ar Ooo - nj IA NJ 81
stahls n alleI -, IN. s.. -, {. 600
- t% ,e'a "a, ooo "a ,' rt toe s.,S Gap 81 NO
III ~ 49,. 1900 iliey. AZ 81 u aud o.,o
-! ana "a, .-, 5000 l: v III l. R y. ss: al 900
licwsss' =: 81 y s 90 maj .nI II
f.--s 49, - - -. e. o. a. a, COO
isna 90 = al -, ~ and X st. H.; 90
eia nd eis M'riaa ~ On :, hs, Or 500 49,
a. go .; ID r. It o' ti5 IL r. r. 4 Or CO
1.oSs d, tq 4; ed Z, "a ,ar sas'ia, i;;ued
~" - ai'i TON lai'i iii'', = ",",'N''A
II \ g-s''y corner house in fashionable .e-,i.;n
s's7 .sl'3 a. a, = Wy 70"
- :
-. n! Z n rtHEER. 80 ~ u,,
lsie sS - nd :, M IA S 81 5;o Si
-. sAIt.--S al Il 20 ''',' 80 -,
80 en',.sstS la hsat't ~ tIrnace. .pd Al,
- mas, f',,', '''''' '-'' '-'"' '''- Ill "
,d' Si :, - L room t-,,s house, all mod
~. ssaS5 ~. 900 la.h bs Ia ard years
-. 49, Iira,-a ,r,. hou.. al mod imp, ;
Fn"rx ,l ~ 80 ~ ''n'h- frr' -''"oo' . 'a'h'
iS a., 81, q 4 : ~ s-, d. mo-. imp in com
a. iOi - 80 s-l 81 IN tyea!s
10. SkIE-CRr ~
= -, Ne 7-...rr brt-. house. az NOD, imp. :;
renting flr 90 - .rics 81 oU1, "a go cssh bal
,'sei 1r ,-gr,r
rtta. ma All o : = - Il ~. 6rson. AL mod
H. .l1ris- s3s0's.si.
a2 o.. ~ : -,.,u, ram. house.. al mot. inn.
ia stT"" III. ' 7rr' .-f 80 'eF month
i5Tu'isA1E-cuEar-
f ,is ST. L,- "a =. = ,-- ms. w., ,,o,
TAI sal. b 90 .. ii1i.sl Prize 81 CO., house
i5R SKIS '5Es W ''' ''' '-'','D'
H. 10, -. :. - rar ;: s so n aud st 'T' rent
o, - 1T sa1s i =. % cor P1is u tie .i1.
fFs,tE-cgr,P
~" 2, -..Ia ~ h.u,e IN ~ - tet. End / AZ
,,a--' Irtf@ry Irts e. sooGo '''1''' KUN
80 "a On = - =. -. II roa.r. earh. all mol
~ r,',,Ss Fl sF'T month. 10. % u by 100
IftE -1T .TAEtp-
Tv.I hor.ss a. .th =. = D. rrs.E Iot.liNg. n
70 ms. ID - sset n -. - IOsi al E.-. ~ mi -
a.. fam. srH.HH = .tr ~ 49, t~,trr ~ 100 feet
- ~ u, " r"'1'"' Nne- ma cash. pA4-
- 49,
fii - "a = - t.-,.r ,,,,-s- 18th
-. '-r'''H 'l4'A -'->e> WIN
''''' N's'>e n- , ~ p,purp
ana. J. - -,
- - - .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

OF fuII parllcnIArs all upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER
Mo Cor. 10th and 6 sts IA W.
l'oR SAIF-THOsH HANDSOME HOUSES COR.
Il 18th and v So. n uaodsrn i'm rovenent;
electric bel spaak tubes fns cabinet els,
beautiful decoration. substantially built with heavy
bruvn-sione Trimmings. aisnt cable and
ths IL st cars. And only square from the
electric o on 81 ). o. Il rooms. Prices
Open dsiy for inspection watch in charge Only
houses in this section having hne granolithic side
walls ni9-im
EOi. sALE-HOUsF MAR 2lST AND STs
Il u. having width Of % feet; 10 roo:us and
bath only eli 90. A Ii. SEMMES. 602 + st.
f2f-tm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

The EVENING STAR Santa Claus Club is
great success SO far the children are con-
cerned. Thousands have joined and thousands
are waiting to enroll themselves. As fast as
badges can be procured from the makers they
will be distributed. and it is hoped that by
Monday the demand can be satisfied Now, il
the old folks will take hold and show the same
interest in doing some good to the poor this
Christmas the club will make for the first year
of its existence proud record. Contributions
for the club may be sent to The STAR. The
following sums of money have been received:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
So no more.
Pc want to be a member of the club.

Dear Santa Claus: / am only 3IS years old
and live in Georgetown, but l see your picture
reads TO me about the club. want to become
a member and wear a red badge. 4 will enclose
ten cents which my Daddy give me this
evening.
Dear Editor-I Send 20 cts for two Santa
Claus badges. one for myself and one for nv
pet kitten as he wears a nice silver collar and
bells. and little badge tied on it would look
pretty. Hoping that my penny will help some
poor children, will say Goodbye.
EVENING STAR Christmas Club: The six little
Brownies want to join your Club. They each
send you ten cents and hope it will help to
make some little child happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

HIIP3' ''e1I"eIs Vr ~ VIuU VIII re'tI'e Uatfges,
which ii is hoped they Will ali The club is
organized that it will be able reach the deserv
ing Of the poor and so 1t will be most Ell cient and
trustworthy agent for the distribution of Christmas
charities Therefore the club appeals to all who
have contributions TO give to send them to The Even
Ing Star. Badges have been sent through the natl
to those who have enrolled themselves members Of
the club by writing to The Evening Star. sending
their contributions. In cases. however. 1t has
been impossible to forward the badses because the
little ones who wrote the letters their private
tares FORGOT to put their post Office addresses after
their signatures All those who write to The star
should be careful to state exactly whore they would
Ike to have the badges % membership sent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

mace -. - a. 49, 600
bath, furnsce ami IT, 500
mi 1000
nsre mi -. 5000
bath and cellar. a 4. l., each. ............ $500
23th near Pa ave n W. IT. and bath. ....... 5000
Msi. near q r. and bath. ...........-. $500
n,ce. papeGsa, nj new .....,,......!.... $3.50
lO,h II near Md. ave. n e. Or. bath and cellar
papa- - ............... LOO
p -. near 18th n - Sr. and bath ......... 5000
linden - ne Or. and bath $500
Linden Ia 8C and bath. easy terms 80. - 600
Duncan place 1, 8. and bath. easy terms 300
terms 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
EOE sALE-BY JOHN ? wAGGaMAN.

Nf.H-fr fF-.s1
~ sfs 1OO ~ a., terms is-rably located north
ws.' -au-v nu.i 3st.ry ~ -'1u h.u-- atd .afse
collar. p r-rfrft I'd. Z. 10 - lisi
Tur - ~ lafi- houses well tsnauted
So l.-ar.l trfu ID .fa-v- q D.. CIRCLE.
fnr - $50 .srHry Iu r4. house exs-i'.'lt nsish
f.rhos- enc sIlar- from n-~ g,lFvrnmsnt printing
49,
Iar 81 -, o. - cor an! room hau-s with large
lofs a. l4i~r sonl euta. AMI vel GATED uorth s-st
THr -tlr al nATg-iu NV 80 ON '1th aud
aiHru r.sttsE- hands tfITal 81 nnish
iHafsl rT Tuna. iIrEu iut llr. and BEAUTIFULLY
y rffi On Wesley 1eTfts near ire unlv~rsi-y ii.
Iur - uLf 30 ~ ~ iv lrs ln ws-iI proved neigh
iaFts 90 rfhsssf slfL ,4T-r val riEhf, 80 few
taHtl.a bus ruF uui-r lease tnd raytll-
NaII q IN Hrlr.- a.fHI HIi-bt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

IuR sAL.E
u NORTHWEST.
81 N~f IN. 1ranS
hnyi--s IN r-sr a.
Aiisy. ~ 6tLk Tth.t
snd " sfs,ft. " a.
III an ! i:Eif'i-r,-s q.
ssSs.I SG nj. =
eeiNT,R N. sc 4
l,lAl& Mssii~1u
:. trs 5000. ~
Stable IN alley bsr
tb aud lcth. Eaat
7 sfsuW ~
Elanl as Riizs -.
IN, Sr~ .... -
81 Pom-rgy Il. bh.
81 enagts tYra,is.r;o-y,, =
p, y each
lNHrh -, IN. ~ .. :
r. .fsts fh.4rz =.
BIZ ant 20 % :, a..
~ IN. A..
cit and G1S Marinu
a.ley. IN, A. 80,
IL - fsaN ENsHas.=a =
h.Gr ... 70
In shove cnIyar,
4 oFs F1r fuil - =
o. tns lst and isth. fdI
- go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

The actors and actresses who took part in the
entertainment at Albaugh's Opera House for
the benefit of the national capital press today
had special reception by President Harrison
in his private Office just prior TO the opening of
the performance. The visitors were introduced
indiv iiuaily and the President had a happy
word for each. He gave each of the ladies
a flower from large bouquet on his desk.
Private Secretary Haiford attended the per-
formance as the representative Of the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

L'Og SALE-~TBiCTIY MODERN HI-IDE~CEs-
u - 80 ~ hlsH - a.lss buruuf CIR .. Rooms.
rin go 80 Lly.Lt '.r-e ~. l;.Nssi, new.
~. 80 Netr -ft ti-ri- tarsiN cninsf fin!sh.
arfirT. 49, ipt llv--ti-4tl
e-p. 100 lfn - Ia ' baths. yzrioIs ha-dwostS.
-urus-. siie front make oder
eIt.ossi-t IN ave. Numerous AMI Z an~ing
hsl. Stable ant rlrf.sr. hluss southern. esst-
All fa-f.rQ sXrDs.re
Tor lest lsf.slEs ~ 49, All lInprOv~i property
IN a. parts q he rlty can upon
10. PsUN6Rks
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28

CHESTER 1. LONG, and Jones of
Hutchinson, two of the aspirants for
Jerry's fame spoke at theecourt house
Friday evening. Mr.. Longs ''resolu-
tions" from Georgia alliance brought
down the house, and he proved himself
a very entertaining speaker. Mr.. Jones
posed as great statistician la PETER,
and piled up maze of figures that
would lay the whiskered Senator in the
shade on any blackboard, but which
not one man in a hundred cares a snap
for. When he stated that Mckinley had
reformed the tariff" smile broad and
far reaching spread over the faces of
his hearers. When portraying the
beauties ~ of the Mckinley bill he
failed to state just how many men had,
up to date, got employment through
its enactments; nor did he state. how it
was that the numbers Of the un-
employed labor in the United States
had increased some hundreds of thou
sands during the last year. When he
said 1.-THE politicians are the wool
producers" he should have gone little
farther and stated. that the output
was principally used by the said ''pro-
ducers" to pull over the eyes of the
meek and lowly voter who followed the
protection idea.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4
Following are the deeds recorded in
the Office of Register of Deeds, from
April II, to April 2s, furnished by Chas.
E. Dodge, abstracter:
CT Bend Agricult'l & Cattle
Co. to Debrah A. Brier
part OF b II. .SI4 900 90
Same, undivided half interest
L 8 and 9, B 13o 1900. $50 90
WHCampbell to BIG Dewey
undivided interest hf B
AZ, College Grove AID. -.
JGoetzei to FRANCESCA Goet-
eel NV Or 2-I8-Iz. 500 90
G Miltimore to Maggie ] Mil
timore Sc Or SO and ne or 80
1914 -. 900 90
G Miltimore to F AOMilti-
more NV Or 33-I9-I4 -. 3 200 90
S ] Shaw to L Zutavern hf
ne Or II-I8-I5.. 300 90
w Schroeder to Christine
Helbig, Sc Or 54-zo-1z =. 400 90
S M Croft to B E Giles Sc or
I17-II 900 90
United States to F Riedl L
3, r., 6, and Sc or of NV Or
6-18-15!. .......
Mary Ferguson to Theresa
Roller, hf Sc Or 4-1o-15 90
Topeka Loan and Inv Co to
E G Field NV Or 8-I6-15 S 90
c H Howard to G Caraway
Sc Or I4-I7-I3 ......... 80 II
E Murphy to G Helfrich hf
sw Or z8-I8-II. 600 90
E Murphy to Lizzie Heinz
Inf sw 28-I8-II. GOO 90
A J Hustled to Mary Judge
hf ne Or 4-Io-I3..... 500 90
A Connect to A T & S RR
s hf ne Or I9-18-13. -. 90 90
R M Moore to c w Moore
Und. Z of all of 3-o-15,
hf and Sc Or Or 1I-IS-Iz,
and NV or 3I-2o-I8 -. 90
JB Morgan to Sarah Morgan
Und. half interest 1917
II Is W
G D Cook to ] Keibel sw or
I7.18-1I .a..... 600 90
United States to H G Mehr.
hoff hf sw or 6-Ie-I4 4 90
Mary ] Every to w F Peck
L IS, B a., Hoisington. AS 90
L F Johnson to Jos. Welsh
L II, IL and hf 10 B 8,
Carla Ad. to Clahin $50 90
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28
EXCURSION TICKETS.

Buy your excursion tickets over the
Santa Fe route. Through solid vesti-
bule trains, with Pullman palace
sleeping cars aud reclining chair cars
Cheap round trip tickets are authorized
as stated below, for occasions named:
May-'Kansas City, Kas.-
Annual state convention 7. P. s. C. E., fare,
SOS for round trip, Tickets sold May to 5th.
May 1--GenI NJ E Conference
$40 1s to Omaha and return sold April q to S0th.
May 3-Kans. Med. Society
Fort Scott, Kans. IL fare, certificate plan
May 1O-Topeka-
Annual convention Kas. State s. 8. Association,
N.56 round trip. sold May to 18th.
June minneapolis. Mimi
National Republican Convention, 81. IS round
trip, sold June 1st to 5th.
June Z1-Chicago-
trip. Tickets sold june is to 10th.
July 4z-Omaha, Neb.-
National Peoples Party Convention. So Is round
trip, on sfIle July LIST and ID. Our No. has q
through chair car to Omaha.
September 9-Topeka-
Kansas State Fair g. Is round trip and one adj
mission TO Fair; sold Sept to 18th.
This is only partial list. For any
further information see
w. ToRREr, Agt. A. T. &S. F.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28
South Bend and Washnbru.

From ''Bouncer.''
Dan Asher has commenced planting
corn.
Ira Brougher was out to his farm last
Friday.
Joe CARRIER has another boy, the
average weight.
M. L. Harrison's school closed Fri
day of last week.
Jacob Riegel is sowing considerable
alfalfa this spring.
Sherman Hart pulled in his corn
shelter few days ago..
Sam Brougher is trimming his peach
and apple trees this week.
John Hoge shipped car load of cat
tie to Kansas City last week.
Mrs. Geo. Chaffee's cousin, from
Kentucky, visited with her last week.
John Bandy, a cousin of Chas. Meier,
visited them Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week.
John Wills and Joe CARRIER were the
champion egg eaters on Easter. Wills
ate Is and CARRIER ate IL.
Mrs. Cliff Davis received word last
Friday that her sister in the eastern
part of the state was dead. They went
to attend the burial service.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28
Heizer Shots,

From Remington"
G. Merhoff has returned from Wis
Fconsin.S He says it is too cold up there
to suit him.
Mrs Bacon, OF Chicago, has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. 1hos.
Harper, recently.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers, of south of the
river, was visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Williams last week.
Henry Harper took a flying visit to
the Cheyenne bottoms Sunday.
Quarterly meeting was held at
Langford school house last Sunday.
The Dunkards will hold their
annual love feast next Saturday and
Sunday.
A grand picnic at the school house
Dis. No.7O, near Heller, next Saturday.
everybody invited.
The Heller brass band will give an
Entertainment at school house Dist.No.
20, Friday evening May 6. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Thos. Harper was visiting friends
south of the river last Saturday.
John r. Harris sold twenty six head
of fat cattle last week to parties in
Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28
A REMARKABLE CLUBBING RATE.
But a few More Weeks in Which to Take
Advor$oro cf If

Advantage Of It.
By special arrangement with that
greatest of all American weekly news
papers, The Atlanta Constitution, we
are enabled to offer THE DEMOCRAT
! with it for the remarkably low rate of
Sl.75 for one year. The Constitution
has weekly circulation of 156, 900 and
is the model weekly newspaper of
America. Bill Arp, Joel Chandler
Harris, Uncle .Remus), DR.. Talmage,
Betsy Hamilton. Sarge Plunkett, and a
number of other writer's of national
reputation contribute to its columns.
Its farm and farmers department. is
the ablest of that of any American
newspaper, and the women's and child
rens' department is conducted with
special view to interest and instruct
those for whom it is prepared.
Its news department is the most
complete of any weekly newspaper
published. This great paper has cor
respondents in all parts Of the world,
and covers the news of all the
states in every detail.
This clubbing offer will not last after
the 1st of June, as by an arrangement
with The Constitution We cannot offer
it after that time.
Nobody can do without complete
newspaper during the next few months.
Every important Office in the country
is to be filed, and The Constitution
will give the most complete reports
from every section of any southern
paper.
The paper should be in every house.
hold and we cheerfully recommend the
acceptance of this remarkably low offer
for your local paper, and the greatest
American weekly newspaper-both at
almost the price of one paper.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28
Leonard Krause returned the Fl,

Leonard Krause returned the first
of the week from Missouri, bringing
with him another black Spanish jack.
He has also a couple of mule colts
coming one year old, which are from
the black Spanish breed, and indicate
the good quality of stock they produce.
Mr.. Krause says that growing crops
look very much better here in Barton
county than in Missouri, they have too
much wet back there, and spring work
is very backward.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28

WE HEARD number of prominent
democrats of Reno county make the
expression that if by the manipulation
of the machine" Mr.. Jones, of Hutch
inson, should get the nomination for
congress, they, as democrats, would
prefer Jerry to 60 back to congress, as
they know of no good to the people that
could come through such a man as
Jones.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28

REV. EDWARD EVERETT HALE has
disclosed the secret of keeping young
at 20. He says: ''Never work after
o'clock IN the afternoon, and sleep ten
hours in every twenty-fOur. Most
peaple will be inclined to favor Mr..
Hale's plan for perpetuating youth,
but the amount of labor required to
secure bread on the part of a good
many people will interfere with
the arrangement.-Wi Wichita Beacon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28

BRO. ARMSTRONG accepts our picture
of him as an ideal "bull head' and re-
produces it that his readers may know
him as he is. The beloved brother is
laboring under a misunderstanding,
however, when he states that our pen
picture of himself is intended for
democratic argument IF there be
argument in it such argument will only
bear upon the frailty of humanity and
the monstrosity of certain cratic
intellect that governso the bull-head
pictured. with warning to the young
to avoid becoming contaminated with
the bull-head disease.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28

THE democrats who visited Salina
last week have no complaint to make
about its not being ''weS' enough for
them. But the Salina people evidently
had no idea there were so many good
loyal dem ocrats in the state, else they
would have provided better at the
hotels for feeding and lodging the
immense throng. Democrats have
their war paint on, and when they are
getting ready to fight they eat lots and
drink some.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-28

THE many Great Bend friends of
Harry Tracy, of Garden City, will be
pleased to learn that he was elected by
reclamation as one of the six alternates
at large to go on the Kansas delegation
to the democratic national convention
to be held in Chicago. Harry is one
of the sterling young democrats of
western Kansas, and well deserves the
homer conferred upon him as a rep
resentative Of the young democracy
of Kansas.