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unfurnlahsd-EastS Side.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Side.
MADISON AVE. l78O-Fine u room f,nts $40
lsT AVE, near 18th st-s rooms, for i,Kht
housekeeping; rsnts &l& to ti6 so.
a. w. hEuEMAN So'. 1871 eroadway.-
I'D AVE, 1904, 1905, between ssth and s,th
sts' i large imnrvyed ararInents 4 rooms
washtubs sI2, sii.
OH Avn, ,,ne r,... - 80 80. at, -,
IS to SO s' 49,
an :, !. -, "a an
nss w
apAyr o5s h.,uo.n -E7,h : ss n a.. ~ i.,..
rooms, best Iteration on avenue. Kelly.
18th ST saa aas ,s1 b.tw.en ia, "a
ayes. Elegant nats, E rooms 4 hath: decorated
ceilings; ell Improvements, new houses; awnings;
halls. bath heated; rent ja6 to $50. Inquire
JanItor. --.. ..
10TH ST 2po y -r,er,nI .nar,n,en,s. all i'm.
prov menp rent, slo to sal
18TH ATTN, ST. :, s1i f.: between "a a % avs.-ciean.
COO. apartments w. "eo; quiet house
spiendidly arranged for family comfort; mod,
I'D 81. 400 =. near cao,e. cars i,ep,r. pars-
Decorated IN rooms; low rents,...-------
20 dror s,,i II. a. or rooms hhnasomey
,o qfSST1'eu elegant m'rors' desirable neigh
O'''U''
'0 Sc 4, a. Oh h-f'00r f'''''' newly painted
-, --,,.--------.-- -.------------
nicely arranged; improvements: e,e.an. 'O io.s.
ton, ''"''''N ''''A"' '''
18TH ST. gI7 E,-Elexant room n.,, all Iivhi
improvements: low rents. Jsnitor.
SD sT, 24l Fine Hats ali light: all i'm.
nTfe,vements; decorated; private neishborhood.
,7TI, or ,,s ,-s,n,i. a.; o,,,.-,,7, -,
movements. a., ""'' 'o0'"'' WV" I'M
.,ru CT p,nt; ,vr, I,- =, a.;
proysmen,.i decorated T. rooms sal, ss7.
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Urfurnishcd Rooms Wanted.

LARGE ROOM. with running water. near 9Th
ave 22d st.; private family preferred. Van
beers. EGO W. 18th st
TWO. . OR 4 rooms. Sept. I: line OF 9Th ave
elevated. below 35th ST.. downtown pro-
ferred. 14th ed IT., between Sd a sth ayes,
for once & sleeping; l or years lease; state
rent Permanent. box 3N World.
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uufurn;shed Room. 70 Let.

UnfuTHISh0u Noo"8 20 EGt.
18Th ST, 5is WI pleasant rooms. windows TO
outside; rent, IS; no shaft
5isr ST, 3o7 W.: front rooms In private house Z;
southern exposure.
UNFURNlSIiED. l or large, convenient rooms
for light housekeeping; adults only; private
house; t2 or slI month. Inquire ?s W. 18th ST.
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38TH ST., 3I8, ais W.
LIGHT ROOMSk BATN HpOM, S22;

All improvements, free 10 Aug. 4.
10TH ST. 225 w near Brosiway-R"nt SIS. s
rooms bath; all Improvements. with avn
!ngs. Janitor.
4isT ST. s?s wa pleasant large rooms,
painted. $40 Housskespsr. -
AID ST.. 343 W. Sd fat, = fine, airy rooms.
fine order: washIubs, ranges; sls
44JH ST, 40 View brown stoue; I'd, Sd
fats: 4 liVht, decorated rooms, improvements;
Sl7. SlS. JAnitor.
9Th ST 35s W, between Sth & 9th ayes
Handsome mats, 4 light rooms; decorated
ceilings; combination bath: new houses rent. 5ls.
323. JAnitor.
,6rH 81. I24 W. Apartments OF large
rooms; newly painted; neat. quiet house - to
40 IN
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This Is how the League clubs stand
to-day:
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Furnished forth Of ias.S Street.
lNsT ST. cs7 What OF 5 Iisht rooms: decor
ated; improvements; mantel mirror. quiet fam
lily; rent si&
Furnished AMlsesiiarsous.
FINE ASSORTMENT large. small completely
furnished fats FLAGG 800 turnithed hats).
~: w. ed st
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THE RAPID-TRANsIT LOAN Co.--Liberal
loans on furniture. ke., in use; dealings con-
hdentAl. 18th Ward Bank. LsIlnEten ave. and
l2sth IT., room 3il
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unturnishsd -orooklyn.

CARROLL ST, iE, near Ciinton-I rooms &
bath. $50; eth ave, IS near Lincoln place.
rooms 4 bath. t:s; 9Th st, so6, or ROOMS. sic
TO SO.
GRAND ST. SOL near Ewen--Fioor. SIS. all i'm
ptoVements; also floor 81.
JoRAt.EMUS ST. ~. The ents
from 81 80 to 81. 10 weekly all sunlight; baths
private park; minutes to South Wall o..
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unfuTuIsked-Aa,seeii
ELEGANT improved bats--3 4 4 rooms, az
Broome 81. - rooms (nApEel 10 0rtenwtch ave !;
Z rooms (rAnge) 100 East lWhsL
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Furnished fast Side

furnished-xsst side.
18TH ST. 2ei W. rooms, newly furnished; .
beds Janioi. or Eils. 2?l ". &lst st.
eiTH ST.. $50 w.-Nicey furnished 5-roOm nat
every room lisht. Janitor's bell
s2D ST. lss W.-Fuinishci nat TO let. light
rooms $3.50 weekly. Inquire Janltor
sOrH ST., H5 Eneautit 7.room nat. com
plctely furnished tN weekly also 81. Janitor,
3bru 81, 38l W. a h 4-ronm fats, completely
furnished, so & $40. Janitor
sSrH ST.. s16 4 3is ". Administer carpets.
brass beds;e ads &c. complete; light corner
rooms hut hroom: cSpuisiteiy decorated; refer.
enc-s. Inquire janitor.
ssTH ST 2ss w.-Handsomely furnished room
bath. piano one hIEht; 1ij weekly. Janitor.
s9TH ST .5s w.--Sicely furnished nats 4 a 6
rooms bath. Janitor
10Th ST. 2s7 w-Charmingiy furnished n-st
dat: piano. sl2. janitor. Ellis. 22o W. iist st.
18TH STA beauty; 6 rooms. near Broadway;
fl2 weekly: ground nat. Flagg. 22 W. 23d at.
9Th ST. w rooms bath. newly fur
nshed, 2 beds. IS Janitor, or Ellis. go W. 4lst
FL. LIS will have n very desirable furnished fat
for rent Aug. !, Clo'" 10 broadway. Janitor. 40
W. t2d ST.. Will sh'w
FOR A DESIRABLE furnished FIAT, neat, clean.
hon,slike. see Ellis. 200 W. Iist St
ONLY $40: rooms a bath: completely furnished
light; overlooking Central Park. lovely parlor
nat. ss7: Immediate possession. Jones. rs W.
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ur,ishsd-We.t Side.

sTH ST. $40 ". Attractive apartments;
-ooms. mic 'ly patrred painted.
18th ST. Hi W. Light rooms. nice. solid
rear house. Sc, also rooms Improvements
nice front house, s., or respectable people.
9th ST. 324 w.-ApArtments OF Z rooms com
pletely furnished: only SIC monthly; rare
chance
sd ST. ala w.-Free half months 4 %.room
apartments SO L. I3: improvements
SYST ST, iis W. BelsIr-f rooms; all improve.
ments. hardwood nniSh; newly decorated; $50
See ianit0r.
10TH ST. 1873 corner Amsterdam ave, IS rooms
bath. private halls all light. 50: adults
Owner.
lo0rH ST 81 View. clean 4 4 room Cat;
Central Park block improvements; tii-SlS
lclsT ST 90 to u w.-Rspt tree to Sept. l 4.
beautiful 4. rom Cats. janitor In 20; can b.
seen on SUNDAY
10TH ST, w-El.s.nt alt. . rooms. bath
steam heat; rent tG,
li.TH ST. 100 W. large, ali.lisht rooms a
bath; all improvements; steam heat: So.
CORNIR IlSrH ST. 4 9Th AVE. 302 W. a
large, llght rooms with Improvements; rent
la All.
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LEAVE THE HOT.

crowded downtown Hats; move 10 the cool,
roomy. new 2O-ioot brick fats at Van siclen sta
ton, Kings County J. road opposite small PARK;
Sundays GERMAN. AMEtlcAS INIT. CO.
FLATS APARTMENTS. near bridge: rent s.
to $50. Cook. 80 Sands St, Brooklyn.
SEE, HERE THEY ARES roonr 4 bath. tii
ti3 per month: rooms bath, f3 tt
per month; all improvements, janltors services;
half an hour to New York city Hall. Charles
Hart, owner. 1859 I'd ave. brooklyn.
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18Th ST., 81 w, near 9Th ave.. LIST beli-Nicsiy
furnished ball room, with bath, 81 60a week.
AID ST. 100 w.--Large g. small rooms wen
furnished: bath, closets: reasonable priceas
references.
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REDUCED RENT.

.SD ST. 30 w-seleet steam heated STATS; a
muen light as a corner tts TO ;G Janitor,
SlI. 81 MONTHLY lovely rooms L rear
private. o. Grove, near bleecker.
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There will be a public attempt to break
records at Waltham the latter part OF
this week. when Harry Tyler, OF Spring
FIELD. will try for the hying start mile
record and Nat Butler will go Tor the
five-mile record.
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Philadelphia retaliated on Foutz's men
yesterday for the savage way our boys
treated them on the recent trip. and the
Brooklyns went under easily-13 to 6.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tine, TO-. pr itne Sccurd nme. i;c. per
hs< THIRD oad Subsequent Hrso. i5c. per hile.
W esru charge on Ssndaya
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SD ST. 3S w.--very attractive. clean. cosq
rooms; all eonveniences: 50 upwards; psriers
e. Office
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MADISON AVE, l750-Fiae u room fats $50
4 S23. see lLnitOr.
lsT AVE, near listh st--s rooms for liEht
housekeeping; rsnts < to tl6 So
A. o. HEGEMAN 4 CO., 1891 Broadway.
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ETH ST. go w.--Newly furnished rooms: oen-
trail location: 81, $3.50, IS, 81 weskiy.
9TH ST. % W. Handsome apart uents, nicely
furnished In suits: permanent OF transient.
housekeeping; all convenlences: terms modsrata.
9TH ST. 800 w.--Pleasant housekeeping room,
large closets, hall room. large parlor; rsason-
able. *.
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krTy NOM VaId IhNrSd " ulW tp- 10 uW
be THE WORLDS "HOtSE AND HOWL
DAf." Al advertisements Of frc Lncs or IS.
appearing under ms CLASSIFICATION, IA tc SANTA
and 7hursddy morning eitio,S0 o, TAE HORLi
tri!l b re,euted IN the LIENING WORLD On
Monday aud Thur.day fr,, Of chdrge
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l1TH ST, 2O6 W.-Large room nicely furnirhaf
housekeeping or two genilemsn; ,3,sQ; all n
provemcnts: private house., Z -. "a n
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With Tenney in the outfield. the Bos
toms catcher this afternoon rs Ryan.
Staley pitches. and New York Is Just In
that batting shape now that ought to
give Staley "cricks'' In his back
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ITH ST, 3ii w.--very desirable large front
room gentlemen or light Housekeeping; moder-
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New York's battery will be Meekin
and Farrell. Make your bets, gentlemen.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04

wear socks and had a blister on his
heel.
If you can't tell the truth for fun,
what will you not tell for money?
George Slagle left last Friday for
Topeka where he will spend the winter.
The wheat is coming up very nicely,
ami the grasshoppers are giving 1t fits.
Solon Goladay. the Albert school
teacher, visited Great Bend last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Brock, NORTH of Albert, lost three
head of cattle last Saturday, from eat
ing green broom corn.
The farmers are putting lots of wheat
in the ground and they will keep it up
as long as they have the seed.
The Albert League will go over to
the German church next Sunday eve.
Their politics are very important. Ev-
erybody invited.
The boys of this locality joined the
tin pan army and went to serenade
VIM. Schroeder, south of Albert; but
they did not find him.
Still we hear the people say where
do the flies come from? 1t is a very
easy question to answer. The grub
makes the fly in the first place and it
lives II days; the driver makes the
horsefiy; the boarder makes the butter
fly; the cook makes the house fly; the
topper makes makes the bottle fly, and
the peoples party makes the blow fly.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
HOISINGToN.

From the Dispatch.
E. M. Carr is conducting a religious
meeting at Ellsworth this week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Wilson and children left
for Brown county, Illinois, to visit rela-
tives.
Dan Haley has returned from Colo
rado. He says times are very hard out
there.
S. Degen and R. Wehr made a trip
to Denver and other points in Colorado
this week.
Miss Myrtle Crocker of Seneca, Kan
sas, is visiting Mrs. Nellie Crocker and
family.
E. H. Charlton's family has arrived
from Missouri, and they now occupy
the Defines residence.
c. w. Payne and wife moved up from
Ciaf1in Monday. and are now residents
of Hoisington.
How about county high school for
Barton county? The teachers say we
need one; so do others who are inter,
ested IN school work.
Word has been received of the death
of Mrs. S. 0. Campbell of Carrollton,
Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell for
merly lived near this city.
Mrs. w. S. Vincent and Mrs. F. G.
HMcCaughan and children left last week
for the latter's home in Valley Junction,
Iowa.
Mrs. A. c. Shaffer and children re,
turned from Danville. ILL.,, last week,
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. ]. c. Curtis and children came
in from Pueblo Thursday morning and
will visit relatives here for some time
before going to Van BureD, Arkansas,
where Joe is employed.
Geo. Bicknell is one of our farmers
who is making money in the dairy bust
ness. He milks sixteen cows at pres
ent and is constantly on the lookout for
more good cows.
H. ]. Webber says he will give 500
for the first sack of flour manufactured
in Hoisington. Mr.. Weber is one OF
our most public spirited men and is
always ready to assist in anything that
will benefit the place.
The farmer who instead of putting in
all his time trying to raise a big wheat
crop attends to a dozen good cows and
brings the milk to the creamery is the
one that will be out of debt and have
money in his pocket. The dairy busi-
ness is THE business above all others
for this country.
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The sohrOeder-Miller Wedding,

MARRIED-At the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Miller, in Buffalo township Tues
day, September 20, 1894, at 12 m. WILLIAM
SCHROEDER to Miss ORLETrA MILLER, Rev w.
Hills officiating.
The groom is an industrious young
farmer of near Albert, this county,
and the bride a handsome and well
beloved daughter of one of Buffalo
townships most popular and prosper
Gus farmers.
Royal entertainment was furnished
to the guests present and all were
happy as could possibly be. Among
those present were:
The groom's parents, five sisters and
two brothers; Mrs. Haas and three
sons and two daughters; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Steuri; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Alefs; Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Brinkman;
A. Miller and two sisters; Mr.and Mrs.
Chas. Gabbert; Miss Uden and Mr.
Jas. Curry.
A reception was given the following
day at the home of Mr.. Schroeder, at
which were present all the above
guests except Messrs. Brinkman and
Steuri and their ladies, and the fol-
lowing additional persons: Mr.. An
drews' family of five members; Mr..
Gruenewalt's family of four; Mr..
Luck's family of four; Geo. Schlegel
and VIM. Schultz. Following is q list
of the wedding presents received: By
Chas. Haas, handsome chair throw and
set of fat irons. Louisa Haas, table
cloth and napkins. Mrs. Haas, pair of
pillow shams and bed spread. John
Haas. beautiful clock. Mrs. Jake Alefs,
set of dishes. Mrs. Alefs, table cloth.
J. V. Brinkman, table cloth. James
Curry, fruit dish. Fred Haas, glass
set. Mrs. r. Steurl, set of dishes.
Irene Uden, table cloth and napkins.
Sig Jacoby, pair of towels. VIM.
Schultz, table cloth. GertY Luck, set
of glassware. Mrs. Andrews, fruit
dish. Geo. Schlegel, lamp. Mrs.
Gruenewalt, water pitcher and bowl.
Mrs. Gabbert, pair of towels. Theresa
Stroelmer, of Chicago, fancy lounge
tidy.
The DEMOCRAT desires to join the
many friends in wishing long life and
happiness to the bride and groom.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
ELLINWOOD.

From the Advocate.
Joe Weisenberg is suffering from the
effects of a sprained ankle.
When Jerry Simpson comes to Ellin-
wood he will get a bigger audience than
Long and Hallowel together.
George Mccall has moved his folks
here from Great Bend and will make
Ellinwood his future home.
Ellinwood would like to see Chase do
up Great Bend, would she? Well that
is just what the Bend is wanting.
Miss Hattie Robinson has been sick
during the past three davs. She is
threatened with an attack of typhoid
fever.
Last week we spoke about high up
wedding. Well, we are at liberty to
tell you about it now. 1t will take place
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Hall in this city. on October 4th, and
Miss Persis Hall and Rev. ]. Carnahan
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
NOTES FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs.
CLAFLIN.

From the Leader.
Beautiful fall weather we are having.
Time waits for no man, but when it
gets to Hoisington it skips an hour.
The three-year old boy of Franz Bar
ron, of Odin, died Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Cation, of Brimfield, ILL.,,
mother of Mrs. S. B. Hall, came in
Thursday night on visit.
The girl baby of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stockwell, which was born Monday
morning, died at O'Clock Friday
morning. The family have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community in
their aff1iction.
A young cyclone struck the farm of
Anton Ref last week. His place is in
draw and the ewind came through with
terrific force, demolishing sheds, wreck
ing his windmill and shaking things up
generally.
The expansive smile on the features
of our fellow townsman w. B. Pickerall
Saturday morning can only be account
ed for by the fact that his wife had pre-
sented him that morning with nine
pound daughter. Who could blame
him for feeling happy?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
County Sunday School Convention.

The eighth annual convention of the
Barton County Sunday School Associ-
alton will be held at Hoisington Thurs
day, Oct. IL, 1894. Following is the
program:
MORNING.
Song and Devotional Service, Rev. E.S MacCartney
Appointment of Committees and Enrolment of
Delegates.
Address of Welcome. Rev. E. s. MacCaTtney
Condition and Needs Of the Sunday Schools in
this County ---.-.J j. Winterburg
Reports from Schools by calling Roll of Schools
Free Parliament, or Round Table Talk Condition
and NeedssOf Sunday Schools
Discipline in the Sunday School and How TO
Secure 1t Kew j A NoodbGrn
Roll Call of Schools the Subject.
Free Parliament, Round Table.
AFTERNOON
Devotional Service ..-.... Rev. J. a. Woodbm
Normal Lesson. II. F. Drake, State Sec, Topeka
Object and End of Sunday Schools.
.......J p. Francis and Mrs J. T. Morrison
Discussion.
The Sunday School Teacher
......................F.V + V. Russell Great Bend
Discussion.
The Use of Lesson Helps -. Miss Sadie McCauley
Discussion.
The Preacher in the Sunday School,. .........
EVENING
Song Service. .Prof- Z. N walker
address --.---..-..--------.J r Drake
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
PAWNEE ROCK.

From ''Bin Dalton Esq
Charlie Lawhorn is getting to be quite
a politician of late.
Mrs. McDouga1 and Miss Hedrick
are on the sick list, but are improving.
Joda Cleveland was hit in the head
by Jack Bohels with a spike hammer
last week.
T. P. Nichols thinks of economizing
on board bill by taking a partner and
keeping house.
P. H. Willis is painting Geo. Gano's
house and is making it shine. P. H. is
a good painter.
Henry Lille went to hear Jerry speak.
He went by way of John Halls and
took his best girl.
Geo. Gano is having his house fixed
up in first class style, and will be
doubling up next month.
The reason 'Bill Dalton" did not
write last week was, pop had him shut
up. He is out now and here to stay.
A young cyclone visited Pawnee
Rock and blew down one store building
and Geo. Gano's windmill at his new
residence.
In places the grasshoppers are taking
the wheat as fast as it comes up, and
many of the farmers have quit seeding
for the present.
F. T. Belt is nearly done seeding and
is now watching the hopPers take his
wheat and grinding his teeth because
he planted SO early.
Nearly all of Pawnee Rocks people
went popping Tuesday. to Larned, to
hear Jerry Simpson talk. Look out,
Long, you viii be short this fall.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04

''NEvER sit down with tear and a
frown" is mighty good motto to jot
right down. When times are the clos
est. instead of complaining. just keep
on hustling and you'll keep on gaining.
When other men kick, and growl at
their fate, keep hustling the harder
and ne'er hesitate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
ALBERT.

From Sc Johnny So So"
The early bird gets the worm.
Never call man loafer if you can
not prove it.
The Albert skimming station will
soon be in running order.
Don't you know that God made the
world and viii rule or ruin it?
There was a republican rally in Al
bert Saturday evening. One of the
speakers said Jerry Simpson did not
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04

THE Institute of Music, Art and Lit
erature is recent Topeka enterprise.
to be run on the cooperative plan.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04

MARRIED-At the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Dan Miller, in Buffalo township. Tues
day, September 26, 1894, at - m. WILLIAM
SCHROEDER to Miss ORLETrA MILLER, Rev. w.
Hills officiating.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
BEND, KANSAS THURSDAY OCTOBER 4 1894
of Halstead, are the happy young con

OF daIStead, are the nappy young con-
tractors.
Albert Wylie of Mendoza, Illinois, an
old acquaintance of Thomas Scott and
family, is here visiting with them for a
few weeks.
If indications have anything to do
with it, several Ellinwood men are 60
ing to get babies in their socks for
Christmas this year.
The amateur base ball players are
greatly in evidence in this city of late.
They play game of ball every day in
the week and two on Sunday.
Dick Bosse was down Monday to
arrange to have some repairs made on
his residence. preparatory to moving
down in a couple of weeks.
Conductor Frank Zwick received a
80 days lay-off, and together with his
family, is visiting among old friends and
acquaintances in Missouri.
''There is plenty of room at the top
is an old saying which probably origi-
mated from the fact that there are SC
many empty heads in the world.
A number of the town folks assem-
bled at the residence of Frank Petz and
his estimable lady, and proceeded tc
administer a pleasant surprise, last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Trump and pupils are arranging
| to give a grand vocal and instrumental
musical concert, assisted by the bes
local talent of Ellinwood, on Saturday
October 18th. For further particulars
watch for bills
OLMITz OBSERVATIONS.
From Cranky
Another nice rain visited us Monday
Chas. Wilkins has begun his term o
school.
VIM. Kaiser was in town last SUNDAY
on business.
Mrs. w. D. Vincent left Monday fo
Osawatomie on visit.
Fred Steinert of Galatia was in towI
on important business Monday.
John Bement was in town Friday
shaking hands with his many friends.
c. Kreisel has joined the brass bans
again and expects to learn some more
Miss Minnie Bittner has gone t,
Pueblo, Colo, with the intention O
staying this winter.
There will be grand church fair a
Olmitz Oct. IA and IS. Everybody
especially candidates, cordially invited
Well, c., how does that railroad
spike hold in your heel? Is it there
yet? Don't cross another railroad
track for fear you might loosen an
other one.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-10-04
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
DAVID OVERMI Err.
For Lieutenant Governor,
SYDNEY ]. COOKE.
For Associate Justice,
]. d. McCLEVERTY.
For secretary OF State,
EDWARD ]. HERNNING.
For State Auditor,
w. E. BANKS.
For Attorney General,
JAMES McKINSTRY.
For State Treasurer,
B. LANTRY.
For State Superintendent.
MILES WYCOFF.
Congressional.
For Congressman at Large.
j. G. LOWE.
For Congressman, 9TH District,
JERRY SIMPSON.
Democratic County Ticket.
For County Attorney,
JAMES w. CLARKE.
For Probate Judge,
JOHN H. BEMENT.
For Clera of District Court,
WILLIAM STECKEL.
For County Superintendent,
w. B. LUCAS.
For Commissioner. I'd District,
P. H. CORY.