Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-11-22

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Fast Mail" I. night.
Thanksgiving one week from today.
Mrs. Wiley has special sales in
millinery on Saturday and Monday.
What has become of the wild geese
which are 30 numerous. going south.
about this time of year?
The long dry spell still continues.
That's what you get for voting the
republican tic ket. See?
The ssFast MALI passes through
Great: Bend this. Thursday evening.
I have heard the Moody Quartette
and they are immense.-Rev. A. j.
Palmer. New York City.
Mrs. Tyler has just received large
line of shapes and fashionable trim
mings. Way down prices.
Shelly Wipget was in from Albert
last week, preparing for winter. busi-
ness He reads his title clear in the
DEMOCRAT for another year
See us when you want to subscribe
for ANY paper or magazine We can
save you money-and money is worth
saving, these hard republican tlmee.
Since the election our neigh borhood
papers are beginning to be little
better picking" We can once and
while run across a real, live news
local.
Ewing Herbert went all the way
out to the little hamlet of Larned-in
Pawnee counly-Saturday last, just to
shake his flowing locks and make eyes
at the handsome school mans.
Mike Hermes was sentenced to five
years in the pen The other two
Hermes boys are bound over to the
next term of the district court, the
iurs having disagreed, in the trial last
week
The Fast Mail" will be played at
the Grsnd opera house tonight. THIS
company is one of the best on the road,
and deserves full house They have
added many new and interesting fea
lures since they were here last.
Do you know that often while you
are wondering how the f-h will taste
some other fellow may catch them;
and while you are waiting for cussom
ers 10 come around and buy your
goods the Merchant who advertises will
catch them.
They know how to treat wife- heaters
Germany The brutabhu sband mas
to work all through The week, turn
over his wages TO lis wife on pay day
and go to Jail Saturday night and
Sunday A bout two weeks of this
sort of fun takes all the wickedness out
of fellow
Mrs. Wiley has just received full
| line of winter millinery, such as hats,
knitted caps fer children, fancy feath-
ers, ribbons, buckles. fancy pins, jet
trimmings, velvet ribbons, &c. With
prices away down to suit the times.
First door west of Brinkman's Bank
Friday last came the first touch of
regular winter The wind blew a
perfect hurricane from the north west
all night and in the morning a spit of
fine snow was driven by the wind into
every nook and corner, making a
tough morning for all living things
that had to be out.
10 Mida Slack, aged Is years, died in
Hoisington, at the home of her uncle,
DIR, DeLaVergene, Wednesday morn
ing, n 'vember 18th, 1894, at
o'clock, of dropsy and heart trouble
The remains were taken TO Colorado
Springs for interment and were &C
companied by Mrs. Slack. mother
of the deceased, and DIR. Della Vergne
George and Will Spencer took the
FIVE young men to the penitentiary
Sunday They had them chained
and hanGcuffed till it appeared they
could have no trouble with them. The
boys had made many efforts to get
away, the latest attempt being Satur-
day, when they sawed bar nearly of
with saw made of knife blade Sc
in broom handle