Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
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Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma
J. A. Savage can now be found on
the north side of Forest avenue. sec
ond door east of Bucland's Office.
It will be many days before Els
worth will receive any attention from
the Great Bend base ball players.
F. A. Freeland, the r. R. mail
clerk, went out on his run Tuesday
morning rejoicing over the arrival of
a brand new girl baby.
FoR sALE-Thorough bred Jersey
Bull, years old, black muzzle and
tongue. w. I. JOHNSON.
S. W. ! Sec. SO, Clarence township.
E. N. Keep, business manager of
the Garden City Imprint. was in our
city Saturday in the interest of the
Finney county fair, which will be held
October 4th, 9Th and 9th. He called
on the DEMOCRAT.
A farmer in a neigboring county
who was ''too poor to take a county
paper" sent 81 for a recipe to keep
butter from spoiIing." Here is the
recipe which he received, free to our
subscribers: Eat it.
Do not forget that the coursing
meeting this year opens on the Chey-
enne bottoms, on October 30th-only
four weeks away. There are plenty
of jacks and are going to be many
good dogs from abroad as well as our
own dogs.
Compare this paper with any other
local paper in the county and you can
truthfully tell your neighbors that the
DEMOCRAT contains more live season
able reading matter than any Of them
and can be got for 20 cents from now
until January, 1895.
Mrs. Baldwin's school for young
ladies opened last Monday with fair
attendance Mrs Baldwin Is a teacher
of well known ability. She and hel
assistants are amply qualified to make
the school one of the best in this par
of the state.
Mrs. Louie Zutavern was surprised
by the ladies of the German club
Saturday afternoon, the occasion
| being in honor of her fifth wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Zutavern is nov
we'll supplied with wooden ware The
guests were jolly crowd and al
enjoyed themselves.
Leonard Sterling sold his house anC
lot near the west school building las
week to g. A. Weltmer Mr.. Sterling
is going down to Pttsburg, Kansas
where he hopes to find more lucrative
employment. His family will remain
here until he gets settled. Franz
Williams will go also. We wish Mr.
Sterling success in his new home.
| W. r. thinner, of Buffalo township
left two weeks ago with his team 70
Gravity, Iowa, where he goes to max
his home. His wife will follow hin
next week We regret to lose thes
young folks from our midst, but hop
they will improve their condition b,
the change They will keep posted
by the regular visits of the DEMOCRAT
To DELINQUENTs: Special induce
ments will be given to those of on
subscribers who are in arrears on sub
scrlption, if they will call now an
make settlement We are considers
bly, in debt. and those we are OWN
/ are badly in need of their money
Your account is not large, but grea
number of small accounts mean
good deal to us. We ask you to max
| a SPECIAL effort to pay us some.
g Important Notice.
I desire to close my books, and wan
all persons owing me to make settle
ment, by cash or note, before the l.
; of November All accounts not set
Y tied by that time will be left in til
hands of collector S. j. SHAW.
u Surprised Fireman.
d Saturday last was the 34th birthda