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instruments were tested at Fort Ham
ilton yesterday designed to locate hos
tile ships. They may be handy things
to have about for an emergency. The
people will be generally satisfied, how
ever. to have the condition 80 continue
that no ship hostile to this Republic
can be located anywhere on earth.
The evening world., 1895-06-26

Commissioner Andrews did not need
to go to Boston to see n better equipped
police force than New York's. Brook
Ign. too. has a signal and patrol wagon
service. New York is behind every big
city and many small cities of the Union
In this respect
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THE "PuLL" THAT DIDN'T work.

Thers was Q MAJ In our town
Who owned a ancient 'pull;"
He used to knock policemen down
Whenever he got full.
One day he tried his iittis samA
To black a"coppsrS' eyes:
But found II wouldn't work the NINA
Much to the mans surprisA
Before . Justice he was led.
Whore hs began to storm.
But soon NJ found his ''pulr' was dsaA-
KILLED outright By Reform
me justice held him In high bali.
which reused the poor man's bile, and
Ths pun" he thought would never fail
Nay pull him 70 The Island'
N, A
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husband. The client and counsel fell In
love and after the decree married

love and after the decree married.
Recently NJ. Care became involved ir
an intrigue with a married woman and
was about to fight a duel with her hus.
band. The frail wife told Nine Care,
in the hope OF preventing the meeting
Care and his secretary enter Nine
Cares boudoir just as the disclosure
is made, and the lady PUSHES to her bu.
reau for n bottle OF poison conveniently
kept on hand. Nothing il left me but
DEATH" exclaims Care, and he draws
his revolver and shoots himself. falling
into his wife's arms. II forgive you.
dearest, / love YOU" exclaims the be-
reaved wife in her husbands ear. Then
she drops the body. selzes the revolver
and shoots herself. Tableaux. Curtain.
What a pity that Care did not write
domestic drama founded on the facts
before he died.
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Mayor Strong told a graduating class
Of grammar school boys yesterday to be
earnest and truthful In business and in
politics. 1t was good advice; and the
beauty Of It was that It came from the
lips OF one who. however he may be
criticised for any single act Of admins
tration. has certainly endeavored to
practise what he preached.
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President Roosevelts efforts on the
dry Sunday line will make tho excise
issue a pronounced one this Fall. II q
just and up-to-date law shall result
the price OF present discomfort and In
convenience to thousands OF people will
not have been too great a price to pay.
There should be a good campaign Of
education on this subject
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move all ny clothing ana placed ne se,,, A~
knee and then beat me with . stick tn n.
vas tired. when she called my sistsr, ~, 4.
twenty ysars old. and made her Do de s,me
thing
She has now. for every neglect 70 DE, hen.
different punishment and keeps q rsru,.,
book. and to-day have . balance Of nfty strol..
would like to hear from your readers II II n
nsht for my mother to take % much dslirb.
In hurting me. and how can STOP hsr be.,i,,
me- Shall I run awayf sopn uAcv
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Col. Waring Ia to get his extra appro-
priation. A Board OF Estimate ofiiciai
is quoted as saying this and as adding:
The people never had clean streets
before. but they will always demand
them hereafter. no matter what the ex-
pense." This seems to be an accurate
and sensible view Of the matter.
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Those two hundred Gravesendsrs could
have made q much more becoming ex-
hibition OF themselves than that OF
giving Joyful welcome to ex-Boss Nc
Kane's lieutenant, Jameson. on his TO
lease from Crow Hill.
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A neat new bodice Is one OF grass
lawn In holland color. striped round the
bodice with cream colored Valenciennes
lace set a jour to show a white silk I'm
ing; the sleeves have large puts. also
striped in the same way. to the elbow,
and wrinkled and unlined to the wrist,
while round the neck Is a collar Of white
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A FRENCH DRAMA.

They do these things more dramatic
ally In Paris. when they do them at all
N. Fabrice Care. the Paris barrister
and playwright. was his wifes counsel
wben she was the wife OF a Vienna
haalEss, IN . divorce suit against her
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The issues OF Home Rule Of disestabli sh ment
OF meniing the House Of Lords and the social
reforms viii now come TO the front In . new
light The Salisbury Government In all prob
ability Will throw tubs to III. whale OF social
eNoiution-hopnE to win on stolen thunder
Lewiston Journal
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1t has long been a subject Of common
remark that Kentucky takes Its whisk -
straight But the evidence at the Louis
vile Convention seems to be that II
prefers Its currency mixed
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Home Rule Indefinitely on,

nome fu's Tor ireland 10 indefinitely postpons ID ;
the Conservative Liberal unionist alliance 1,
likely to control English politics for the balance
at least OF the century. Gladstone has passed
the lighting age and. In spite OF the glamour OF
his great name tho backbone Of Liberalism IA
broken. Syracuse News
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Apply to Any lawyer.

10 the Eultor:
Would you kindly publish where q young man
OF eighteen can get the loan OF soms Law books
that he may study In the evening, and IL h
would have 10 go to college to become q Isvysr.
JOHN J. COLLINh
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The good citizens who put lights on
their carriages before the ordinance
was passed will derive great satisfaction
from watching the hustle OF the car.
rage owners who have waited for IN.
law
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Trolley cars must have safety tenders.
according to tho Brooklyn ordinances.
This leaves only one course open to the
authorities--to see that the ordinances
are obcyed to tho letter.
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Why They Came Late,

Husband lin hat and ovsrcuat)-0ood graeiousi
Haven't you got your coat On YER
wife-Its all hIsd. except tunking In ny lress
desvss they won't get unused. I'll BE- ready
In half an hcur.--Nsw Yort Weekly.
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Hom~-RuIcrs May Have FINN.

with Salisbury In power Homo Rulers will
once more have the run OF making q good deal
Of noise, but Of getting no nearer the goal than
syer-Philadelphia Presa
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Liberals Ont for Doinr NotAi.~

The Liberal party goes out of power without
hope OF returning soon because the Ros~bsry
Ministry vas do-nothing Ministry. II had NO
force nor snap nor visor. 1t 10 nov obliged to
appeal to the people and It has not q single issue
to put forth to command the public confidence -
Utica Observer.
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N9VgE!R@g K|S|BeME:)

a girl, were struggling in the water,
and actually succeeded In keeping them
both afoat until a rope was thrown
from the pier. BY means OF the rope
the man was got ashore. but the girl
had very narrow escape. She wa
sinking for the third time when Mis-
Evans dived after her and brought her
to the surface.
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Tho Lumber Yard Gang II made up
of pretty bad sticks. Its adventure with
the police las, night should be the
means OF breaking II up
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BOSTON Is not healthy place for
Giants Was 1t malaria?
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Before Col Fellows became Q Doctor
of Laws he should have been . moro
faithful administrator OF laws.
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Salisbury takes ONCE" And Irish
Home Rule takes a long rest. 20 far a
the Government In concerned.
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1t Is generally agreed that Matt Quay
has the fight of his life on his hands In
Pennsylvania.
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Why shouldn't Kentucky advocate the
free coinage OF blue grass?
The evening world., 1895-06-26

Russell Sage has appealed again In
the Ihidlaw case. Listen to the sor-
rows OF a rich old man"
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II IL probable that BRIEFS victory in
Ohio yesterday was not his FIRST sound
money triumph In that State
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THE BRITISH CRISIS,

Now the carriage lights ordinance is
passed to stay passed.
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Knockout for Great R.form..

Ro~ehsry out Salisbury In Reform In wales
Scotland and Ireland has received . knockout
Dlow.-Boston TraSsler
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For that New Partv.

To the Editor:
n. O. susram 10 telling - IN '-rhs Hvs,,ss
"ord OF being tired Of the old two parties -
submitting to othens that believe the .ams Wv
piaeform Tor new party In comparison to his
platform would like to ask him how h vou,a
like this:
l. Every workman must gst the value q n.
TABOR (f 1t ID Is per day he must sst II -
not s2)
T. Decreasing the hours Of labor in propsr<,o.
70 inc Improvement Of machinery and replacing
the worker by machinery.
I" 10 aoo'sh private Ownership Of land and ali
means OF production and transportation. and ~
place It By cooperative commonwealth.
AUG, JOOS Brookivn
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He IL.



10 man born In the United States Il psrsas,
NOT naturazsd entitled to full citizenship q a.
80 es tusnv-onsf a CONSTANT READR.
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II begins to dawn upon Mike Callahan
that he Is at last man without a
pull"
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me German nnpsror's imperial traia cost
s7So 40. and took three years to construct There
are altnssthse twelve CARA including two nursery
sAYriagsA
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ARTHUR JAMES BALrOUR.
This u . picture of Premier 6ausbury's
First Lord OF the Treasury. tho new
Government leader In the House of
ComHSonA
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Bread Pudding.

Soak one pint Of fine crumbs in . pint
of milk until soft, add three tablespoon
fuls Of cocoa dissolved in q little water,
three well-beaten eggs. cupful OF
graduated sugar and another pint OF
milk. Set the pudding dish in . par
Of hot water and bake for one hour
Whipped cream. favored with vanilla.
livery good with this pudding, or . sauce
made from . scant cupful Of sugar. a
tablespoonful Of cornstarch and a cup
full Of water may Be used. Cook the
ingredients in . double boiler ten min
utes and, just before serving, add an
ounce Of butter and ripe raspberries.
mashed.
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Mike Callahan should make an effec-
tive horrible example,"
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tho pulI" must end.

The Sick Babies Fund has passed the
$ie.oo Line. That Is good. But 1t can be
much better without being too good.
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Grace Darling Outdsns.

It 10 not often that one has to record
an act Of hsroism equal TO that Of Miss
Evans. OF Hyths. near southampton,
England. who succeeded the other day
In rescuing three people from drown
Ing BY = combination OF brilliant
courage and skill. On the afternoon Of
Whit-sunday she was walking on the
pier with . friend. when . boat con-
tanning three persons capsised Just OF
the shore. Miss Evans. who II an ao-
complished swimmer. ran down the pier
steps and spranE Immediately into the
water to their rescue.
She brought one Of the party, Q wo-
man. to shore. then returned At once
to the spot where the others, q man and
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For "Unmated" and "Anxious."
To the Editor
'Unmatsd" aal 'AnxiouS' SEN u b. quite
in the dark - the opportunities Of getting
acquainted" in New York. II they are all they
claim to b they would b welcomed with open
arms by a. many scquantancss a. they could
possibly desire.
overcrowded a. the metropolis 10 II many re-
spects. accomplished, wsll-drssssd and good
looking young men and women are always In
demand. Besides possessing these three traits.
''Unmatsd'' and "Anxious' seem 10 BE- very
sensible persona from their Views matrimony
and this alone ought 70 insure them large &C.
Qusintancs. It seems to me It must b their
own fault that they are % frisndlssa
There 10 no need Of any one remaining friend
less In the world. especially II h or she pos
ssssss . fair amount Of intelligence. and desires
to live a honorable life. JOIN Young People
Christian Endssvor socisty. . lodge lone ad-
hitting both sexes to Membership. or . social
club. New members are constantly In demand
in these socistiss. and "aocomplishsd. we'll.
dressed. good Looking and ssnsibls'' young men
and women are deubly Welcome
HORACE oRpELpY.
The Junkman Has Her Bloomers.
To ne Editor:
his toubia wife ought 70 try to pleas her
husband. even In drsss. II his taste 10 rss,ouabl.
Ny daughter sold her ''bits'' ana bought dresses
with the money. Tho 1unkmaa GOT her bloomsrs,
In pdscaa She now presents . better appearance
before her frtends and has more chance Of finding
= worthy man 70 settle happy with. q her
mother did before her. MOTHER
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Refreshing sleeu.

|
| Sunlight is good for everything bszt
feathers.
Away with heavy hangings, even abov~
or below the bed
beware OF dusty m,lsty CARPET. savs
Good Housekeeping; better swsetns,a
and q bare floor.
Do not fail to provide some means 10.
ventilation during the night.
Keep the head cool while sleepinr. INT
not by . draught Of cold air fallins
upon It.
II folding-bed must be used contr,v.
some way 10 keep 1t aired and whole.
some
Let the pillow BE- high enough to br4ns
the head In q natural position; no mnre
or less.
Thoroughly air the sleeping-room everv
Gay; aIr the beds and beidings a oftsn
a. possible.
A dark, out-of-the- way, unwholesoens
corner is no more fitted for q sleeuinx-
room than for a parlor
a feather bed which has done SERVICE
Tor generation or two Ia hardly q de-
sirabls thing upon which to sleep.
Hints for Young Housewives
Hh'ts shoulo De turned inside out Do
ory. 30 that no dust or specks may
drift against them and stick while the
starch IL wet.
Flannel must be washed in tepid suds
merely squeezed through the hand.
never rubbed on q board-and then
rinsed In clear. warm water, whipped
out and left to dry
The art Of making clothes look clear
ana Transparent II to rinse all the SOAP
cut OF them. One way to keep than
from looking streaky with blue 10 to
whip them out smartly before pinning ON
the line. Stockings should never soak.
but be washed out at once.
Colored muslins and ginghams are hat
washed without soap In warm water. to
which has been added two quarts of
wheat bran previously boiled half an
hour In six quarts Of water.
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TO the Editsr:
In answer to "Anethr Unfortunate Man. his
""e "ouid say lev words. For the past sdshs
years I have lived q terrible m. N, NJ.
was never such a. I could take a D,..u,. 4:
Keeping. although have always kept II clan
He 10 sober and industrious, earning s~a
wages. but giving me little or nothing to live
upon He 10 misjudsing. has threatened my III.
says that he will cut me up In pisces br,sI.
all that he places his hands on. In temper. And
" to the furniture. l sold It recently n tAs
great price OF $3.50
This 10 not the nrst time that have had dis.
'olored eyes For seven weeks l have csrr,eS
the marks Of his violsncs
me friends to whom he objects. took NJ
brother In and gave him . home when n
UNFORTUNATE MANS w1Fr
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He Gould See Her,
she Didn't Say Much,

'is thai sor'
'surs. The only thing she said y Ne sAs
whole svsnns vas No. and I had-to propess =
her to get her to say thAi"-TsxAs sftingA
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POINTS FROM THE JokERs.


In Tara's Halls.
ne ~ nat suss throush rars's AaIh
Went bassins ed and loas
New has . myriad II frisalA
4 family full grown:
AAd whsn old Tara falls as1s~
On each warm Summer DAY,
Thsy meet on his bald pate ~ aaAAs
T6rs~N boom -ds-aya
--Pittsburg Avs4sssrsssgsaSA.
He Gould See Her.
etsse LADY tAt Strsst crossins - poiissmaa>
oUuld you see me scross The street edesrf
Poliosman-Surs. maam, I could ~ - Ill
tinss the distance. aisy.-rtBitA
Not . Virtue.
ne tDrT1d sunhsams now lssssaA,
Hososafanss 10 the ruiA
But verify that rule mus saA
Towards him who says. "KssD eosi"
-Clsvsand Plain DsaisR
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

se6s. The City Real Estate Company vs. Jacob
WinkIer
3s64- Clarke & Russell vs. George Spencer
1855. DiHznbaeher vs. David speck-
3666. George " H0wes " Charles Grant.
ss6T. VIM Sagre vs. Myron Gilmore
3e6S- Angeletts Smith vs. John Smith
$3.50, Willis FAIR vs. Benjamin Lorimer-
367I- John R Harris First National Bank ct al
1872. Lillian N Dzhms ~ John Thomas TyreiI
367s. John SchauH Y Weber.
5694- Frank i Craig 6 Il Hume et TX.
$50 o Cole v 4 5GcE and
s5s6- Equitable Security Co " Franc NAITach-
5S97 Farmers and Merchants Bank - " " Culver,
1918 SiemOn G=no wi 2 Johns0n-
5sss Joseph Zeiner Is Andrew Holman
Ssss- " Pearson administrator Missouri Pa =
eiie Railway company
1854 Nzrd D WhItshead " z Wallace ct al
56s5- y Baunisser - First National Bank Of
Great Bend
S6se- Emily sehugert Henry Seh1gert-
sSS7- Samuelz v " z Darand.
sSss- Mortgages Trust Company Of Psnns5Ivzria V
Sczmmahorn-
$3.50 Il Chatter & Co y 4 Kelly ct TX
46eO- g y Chase & Sen Hoisington State Bank
s662- Jessie 4 Gage Is Frank Gage
1888 Western National Bank Of View York Is A E
Wigt0n-
sest Henry This Is II Hooper. Stipulation "a
dismiss fled and costs paid
S6a5 L L Durzud " Carrie Durzad-
5s96 I Lyons John Weleh and P z Murphy
Sss7 Hozzinzto1 State Bank rs Cooke ct al
s6sS Seaman 8 seaman FIRST National Bank Ct
Great Bend
s6sS STATE W Krzzse, Hume and Bzinknza
900 White Hardware CO v y Dawson
s-D1 Esfuard Smith ~ LOUIS TIekI
SznS o J Richards zszig1es FIrst National Bank
Of Great Bend
szss- PkosaiI Mutual Life Association " Hzr1
szo4 Farmland Mortgage Co - Stnekz
Ss05- In1e--Sszze Finance Co " AyrT A Gnz-
han
S-us- JaIia A Myers v May A Graham
Sz97 Bentan Canon -. Scphroniz AeCEze-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24
District Court Docket.

Following Is the docket for the forth
coming term of the district court, which
couveRes in this city on Tuesday, Nov
embea 5:
STATE CASES.
ga State vs. = Borst
$50 State Us A Hooper
ISL State vz 4 Hooper
81. State Ed Tincher.
2s5- State vs. David Speck
2s6 State vs. L N KniseIey
CIVIL DOCKET.
1865 In the MATER ot the assignment Of PI=ger-
s1I4 Difen5aeher V G Il Hume and z c
Bailey.
1882 Prentis rs Johanna B1yer-
1853 George Post vs. Ida Post
35sI- Ella Francis Is Theo GEiffth-
200 Carr, Scott : 60 Is v Z Campbell aad 2 c
Bailey
SOL WesteOtt V Ira D BrOugher-
s5e7 Lee Nercastile Co v Seeber
1897 The Brinkmzn Company Bank vs. v v
DOty-
ssOs George " Af,eheH vs. Catholic Church OF Hois-
ing-oE-
s6Is- = E Edwards Is Cynthia Hammer
35Is- First National Bank OF Great Bend - nv
sE4e International State National Bank IS wm
Hossaek and FIRST National Bank OF Graf
Bend
365I. Commissioners of Barton County W : Brink
nan Co Bank and II krzzze
ss66. D Brown George scott
s654 Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance company
AI0iz BisberIe
1851 Orlando Putnam RssiIIz Pgtnan-
ass HiIf5rd S1visgs Bank v Angennests Smith
s55s- The Aerrsnze Savings Bank vs. Asher HIS
ted
$50 John Bisphaza "a BEuesr-
465I- Carr Scott 4 Co ~ Ioan Csss-
561s NsEsgzge Trust Compzny q PsarsEIvzaia
u George y MscSy-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

was educated at St. Cathrine's Semi
nary, Davenport, Iowa. Her girIhood
days were spent in Knoxville, Iowa.
of which place her father was eiti-
zen for twenty-seVen years prior to
coming to Great Bend in 1892
Mr.. BoIinger is the popular cashier
of the Farmers and Merchants bank,
Of which Ar- Donley is president. He
Is well known TO and highly esteemed
by almost every person in Barton
county, Here he has grown from boy
hood; here ne has through his own ex-
ertions and manly qualities attained
the enviabis position he now occupies
IN the business and social world.
We join the host of friends IN wish
ing Mr.. aud Mrs Bolinger long life and
hzn1rRa=S
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

Mendelsohn's wedding march, rendered
on the piano by Mrs. Louis Zutavern,
the bridal party entered
First came the groom, accompanied
by c. N. DonIey, brother of the bride;
then little MISS Veva Elliott. dressed
in white and carrying a white satin
cushion, on which was thu wedding
ring. Then the bride came on the arm
of her father. She was attired in a
perfect fitting costume OF white satin,
broeateEIs. made entraiu and trimmed
with ribbon and lilies of the valley,
pearls and chiffon lace. tulle veil en
veloping her graceful figure. She car
ried brides roses and the only oFna-
ment was a clear diamond brooch, the
gift of the groom
After the handsome young couple
had taken their positions the Rev s.
E Busser, of Emporia. rector of St.
Anfrewfs church, began the beautiful
service of the Episcopal church.
which, with the soft vibrations of the
piano and the clear and distinct re
spenses OF the bride and groom, made
the scene an impressive one.
After hearty congratulations the
Wedding party did most ample justice
to the snmptuous supper awaiting them
IN the dining room
The presents were numerous and
very fine. but We go to press too early
tn obtain a list OF them
The bride Is a lady of wonanly graees
and aecomPlIshmeats and tue only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Doaley- SIZE
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

An incorrigibIe boy named Everett
West, not Jet years old, was before
the probate court on Tuesday and Vas
sentenced to the reform school His
mother, Tressie West, stated that Ev-
erett vas = hard case and she was TN
able to control him,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

Such common subterfuges as the
planned as "a grasp at the last straw, an
dealers of the sweeping advantages given
cash capital and its plan of buying for
our Quick Sales and Small Profits"
cess. With us you will find every day
In fact you will always find US 'sclosing
goods. Our stock is unlimited, our bar
help but demonstrate to all our readers
to quote lowest prices on all occasions.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

FRESH PAsTUK-300 acres, not
used Ia 1895, three miles southwest Of
city, On Arkansas river; best water and
grass In Barton county; rent very l0s;
Immediate possession until March /,
1885 Eoquire At A j. BueklAnd's
land cEdce.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

Mrs. George and Mrs R. c. Barry
Of the Galatia neighborhOod were In the
city Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

That world renowned musical orEani-
zation the Chicago Lady Quartette,
vii be at the n. E church on the even
ing Ct November 5. No extra charge
for reserved seats
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

Rev. W. e. Skies OF the Baptist
church viii conduct services sunday
morning and evening in the west room
OF the Hume block All are invited
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24

John s Compton and Miss Mamie
Button have been granted a marriage
license These well known young
people reside in the Heller neIghboE-
hood.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-24


VI IN holy matrimony, but
seldom in the order of nat ral selec-
ton will we find tw5 persons who seem
so tremendously adapted to each other
and so eminently qualified with those
graces which go TO make home a
bIissfuI haven as are Ernest Wilhelm
Bolinger and Miss Blanche Doaley.
two Of Great Bends noblest young
people, whose wedding nuptiaIs were
celebrated last evening at the elegant
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Donley,
father and mother of the bride, in this
city. While the wedding was quiet
one, only q few near relatives and init
mate friends being invited. the coca
sion was more than an ordinary one,
and in many respects equal to the most
brilliant
The decoration of the parlors was
superb Between the folding doors the
bridal bell was suspended, trimmed
with smiIax and roses, with white rib
bons attached. The sides of the doors
were a mass of trailing vines and
flowers. The house vas perfect bower
Of roses and pinks-
At O'Clock. the appointed hour, the
bridal bell was ruag by Mrs J. B.
Elliott Of Knoxville, Iowa. aunt Of the
bride, and to the inspiring strains Of