Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-12

UNITED HOSPITAL AND D1srENsARY,
DE, g Boston, Mass.
Ark ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
n MURPHY Street, New York City.
Izzzzzzzzzzzs
IT Mart Keenan, is having the old
Barton Co. Bakery building cleaned
"a and fitted up, and will shortly open
- in the building bakery and restau-
SAS rant.
. Before hot weather comes get your
der wife "Dangler," a Schneider" or
a 'Baby Trenckamp" Gasoline stove;
CITY for sale only by the Great Bend I'm
plement Co.
4 of Coroner Koch came over to see if
there was anything to "sit" on, in
this city, last Friday. Finding every.
thing alive and healthy he concluded
~ not to ''sit."
from Martin Ummen, of Clarence,
'he thinks the most of the wheat in This
neigh borhood is hurt for want of rain
IN but may come along all right with
lois" moisture later on.
That good old democratic war horse
o'ef q. L. Jones of the Cheyenne bottoms,
5'on' was one Of the many staunch friends
of the DEMOCRAT to extend congrat-
rising ulations last Saturday.
A regular old fashioned school ex-
hibition will be given at the Moran
'ooo' school house, ner Clafin, on Friday
tnat evening, the 18th Miss Retta Rees
is the teacher in charge.
:, The fire company, at the meeting
Friday night, elected Frank Wilson
as member of the department to
own fill the vacancy caused By the removal
pro- of Al Mays from the city.
The city council met Friday after
the noon to canvas the election returns
uses and allow the election bills. The
new council will meet for business the
Dis first Monday night in May.
EMO Jonathan Briason was down from
the north part of the county the first
8 at of the week. Jonathen lives 20 miles
the from Great Bend, 200 feet from water
s. and 40 rods from sheol-he says.
from An examination of applicants for
Graf teachers certificates will be held at
year. the Central School building, Great
..o Bend, Saturday, April 29th, 1894.
49, F. G. Mckinney, Co. Supt
wer. Supt. Mckinney has at his Office
on exhibition some samples of stencil
- crayon work done by scholars in the
country school districts, that are we'll
worth visit to his office to see.
,rd;- d. F. Hood started for the Strip
ettes country the first of the week. He
into has claim eighteen miles west of
Enid, near Oakland. The DEMOCRAT
r. wishes him success inshis new home.
all Jacob Raseley, of liberty, was
Tired caller Friday. He and his boy put
in over hundred acres of wheat last
uent fall which he reports in bad condition
cent as is also that of most of his neighbors.
ling "When the bloom is on the rye.
when the Wilson bill is passed; then
rand the g. o. P. will die, and good times
and will come at last" Thus singeth
er is Bobby Wells of the Woodson Demo-
crat.
and No one is allowed to fish sin Kan
(Fhe sas waters during the months of May
It and june, but there is Lao law against
standing on the bank and holding the
are big end of pole, says the Lawrence
navt Gazette.
uni The town COW Is once more per-
mitted to roam at large. If you must
7hite pasture your cow in your neighbors'
ny yards, put bell on her SO the neigh
,res- bors will know when they are favored
with Ter visits.
Jack Bring in your subscriptions to the
3 of st. Louis Post-Dispatch. You will
0. never have another chance to get SO
<. much reading for the money.