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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-01-14
Mrs. G. W. Buckland- Deceased


Mrs. G. ". Buckland. of this city.
died at 1890 p. m. Jan. 11th. after be-
ing i'll about two weeks with lagrippe.
Her sudden death was startling news,
as very few knew she was sick She
was born in Seneca Falls, n. Y, Octo-
Der 10. 1S41. She was married to
Geo. ". Buckland in Buffalo. n. Y. 8,
April %, 1867, and five children have
blessed their union, three having pass
ed to their eternal rest, and Bert aged
20. and Clara, aged II, surviving her.
Mrs. Buckland was consistent men,
ber of the Presbyterian church, having
early in life united with that organiza.
tion at EIyria, Ohio. She came to
Great Bend with her husband in 1885
and has since resided here. Funeral
services were held at the Presbyterian
church at 200 p. m. Wednesday.
RESOLUTIONS OF coNDoLENcE.
Hall of Great Bend Lodge. No. 127-A O. q w
| Great Bend, Kansas January 12, 1897
| WHEREAS, the Grand Master Work
man In his infinite wisdom has called
from her earthly home, Mary Potter
| Buckland, wife of our esteemed brother,
| Geo. w. Buckland, therefore be it
| RESOLVED, that in her death Brother
Buckland has suffered the loss of a
true heipmate and the community q
| worthy and estimable member.
RESOLVED, that In his sad bereave-
ment the members of Great Bend
Lodge, No. Iz7. A. o. U. w. unite
in expression of their sorrow. and that
copy of these resolutions be spread
on the minutes of this Lodge. a copy
furnished the city papers for publica
ton and an engrossed copy be furnish
ed the sorrowing brother.
| F. LIGHTFooT,
Com. C. S. ALISON.
Nv, E. CARR.
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From this cross section profile it will
be seen that the ground will not be cut
up to any great extent. The center of
the ditch will be probably II to feet
below the ground level, and the en-
bankments from to feet high, de-
pending of course on the grade of the
land. The profile above shows the en-
bankments higher than they will in fact
be.
The preliminary survey for the route
of the ditch starts from point about 2
miles south of the county line. in Paw
nee county, coming out of the river on
Mr.. Cretcher's farm. Entering Barton
county it passes north through the E
of section 35, thence northeast through
the SW / and NE of rs in Pawnee
Rock township; crosses tn corner of 80.
north and east through w of Ie,
crossing the railroad about the center
of Io, thence north and east through
Sc of IS. w of II, SW and NE
! of s, Sc of and w of 4 in Liberty
township; through E of 35, NV / of
81, S and NE of II. E of 22 and
IS, S J of II, SW and NE of IL in
Buffalo township; thence northwest
through the SW ! of 6, east through E
of on center line of and w ] of 4,
north through NE of in Great Bend
township; thence NE through Sc oi
33 in Homestead, emptying into the
bottoms on NE of 33.
The county commissioners have
granted the right to cross all highways,
and agreed to build such bridges as are
needed. No bridges will be built. how.
ever, until the ditch is in practical ope
ration. for none will be needed. as the
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Suicide due to

Church in that city. Suicide due to
fear of criticism by depositors.
w. A. Hammond, second vice. pres
ident of the suspended National Bank
of Illinois, drowned himself IN Lake
Michigan, near his home at Evanston,
Ill, on January 2. Suicide due to fear
of criminal prosecution for his official
conduct
Reader. if you are still of the belief
that all this country needed was a set
tied policy of the government to remain
upon the single gold-standard. and a
more liberal supply of confidence" up
on the part of the people, please try to
fit the above deplorable facts to your
theory. and then tell US why these
things have happened.
We also want TO call your attention
to the fact that but two of the twenty
eight busted banks were in states that
gave their electoral vote to the presi-
Dental candidate in favor of the restor.
ing of free silver coinage. If lack oi
confidence has brought about the dis.
aster those who are lacking in thai
much talked of quality are largely il
evidence in the states which voted fol
the single gold standard.
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Remember the Date-Fsb. I.

Newton, Kas., Dec. End, 1896.-"Mr.
Geo. w. Oles, the American Violinist,
gave a concert in the opera house last
evening. Previous notices and testi-
monials had led our people to expect q
great deal from MIR. Oles; and the
hearty applause that followed each
number plainly demonstrated the fact
that their expectations were fully real
lied. Indeed at the close of the pro-
gram, and after responding to the en-
core, the audience still fingered as if
unwilling to bring to close an even
ing of such delightful entertainment. -
Mrs. CASTOR Boyd, Ex-president of
the Worlds Fair board for the state of
Kansas, and member of the "World's g
council in music.''
At Congregational church. February
| 1st.
49, Il
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For week or so We have been won
dering why Stanley Patterson was not
seen down town as often as usual. We
have at last discovered the cause ia
good one. tool 1t is boy, and the
first. and looks as much like Stanley
that he does not know whether it is
young Stanley or the old man who goes
off to work each day.
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28 BANKS IN15 DAYS.
Over s21 200. 600 Involved by These
Evidences of Returning Prosperity"

0W does this table
of facts suit your
Does it indicate
that an attempt
to build up busi-
ness prosperity by
commencing a t
the top is a good
idea-t b a t t o
build a house you
should first put
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Only 3 Few More Prelininaries Necessary
Before Work Gan Commence.

and options Oh lands to be flooded, be-
fore beginning work on the construction
of what we firmly believe will in time
be the greatest enterprise ever develop
ed in this part of the country.
Two committees, one in charge of
I. V. Brifikman and the other in charge
of Theo Griffith, are this week call
ing upon the property owners along the
proposed route to secure right OF way.
Already number have signed up the
agreements, and we hope the whole
right of way may be secured this week.
1t appears that some people do not
like the idea of. ''ditch" being cut
through their place, thinking, when a
ditch is mentioned, it means a great
deep affair dug into the ground and
banks thrown up that would forever
ruin the land and be impossible to cross.
The engineer has made the following
drawing of a cross section of the pro
posed ditch, from which 1t will be seer
that the ditch will be almost all on toI
of the ground:
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@#//<//&&%a ldea-t d a
EE W#M##d3 build house you
should first put
up the parlors and receptions rooms,
and afterwards the foundation, the eel
lar and the kitchen? Is the gold stand
ard theory of adopting system OF
finances that the bankers and monied
men want, regardless of what the PRO-
DUcERs, the LABoRERs foundation
of all national prosperity-needs, thus
far proving a good thing for the coun-
try? Here is a record of failures for
the IS days ending January +, 1897:
Dec. 21-Nat,onal Bank of Illinois,
Chicago.
Dec. 21-Roseland Bank. Chicago.
Dec. zT-E. S. Dreyer & Co. Chicago.
Dec. ri -Wusmansdorff & Heine-
mann, Chicago.
Dec. 2z-Bank of Minnesota. ST.
Paul.
Dec. zz-State Bank of St. Paul.
Dec. 2z-Unioh Stock Yards Bank,
St. Paul.
Dec. 2s-Chicago Bank, West Supe-
rior, Wis.
Dec. 2s-Bank of West Superior.
West Superior, Wis.
Dec. 23-Amer1can Banking and
Trust Co., Auburn, Me.
Dec. 2S-Dime Savings Bank, Chi
cago.
Dec. 2S--Atlas National Bank, Chi
cago.
Dec. 2S-Scandia Bank. Minneapolis.
Dec. 2S-Bank of Superior, Supe-
rior, Wis.
Dec. zo-Columbia Bank, Minneapo-
lis.
Dec. 2e-W ashington Bank, Min
neapolis.
Dec. 2e--Commercial National Bank
Va.
Dec. 3o-Northern Trust Company
Minneapolis.
Dec. go. Bankers Exchange Bank
Minneapolis.
Dec. 80. Northwestern Loan ana
Building Association, Minneapolis.
Dec. go. Commercial Bank, Selma
AL.
Dec. 80. Farmers Trust Company
Sioux City, Iowa.
, Jan. 4 Germania Bank, ST. Paul.
Jan. 4 .Allemania Bank. St. Paul.
Jan. q West Side Bank, St. Paul.
Jan. Minnesota State Saving
, Bank. ST. Paul.
Jan. 4. Citizens National Bank
Fargo, N. D.
Jan. 4 City Bank, Nora Springs
Iowa.
Total amount reported, Sal, I,354,77e
OTHER HOUSES DRAGGED DOWN BY TIL
CRASH.
Dec, a.. Angus & Giudele, contract
ors. Chicago.
Dec. 23 American Brewing an
:, Mailing Co.. Chicago.
Dec. 23. George A. Weiss Maltin
Co.. Chicago.
Dec. zs George A. Weiss, Chicago
:. Dec. rs. Excelsior Machinery an
:. Betting Co.. Chicago.
It Dec. ae. WesterR Paper Bag Co
/ Batavia, Ill.
Dec. 2o. Appleton Manufacture
o Co.. Van Nortwick, Ill.
d Jan. f.. Snow & Earl Co.. druggist
- supplies. Providence, r. l.
Jan. 4. L. w. Alet & Co.. wholesa
jewellers, Chicago, Ill.
j.. SUICIDES CAUSED BY THE BANK FAILURE
Otto Wasmandorf, head of tt
>, banking firm of Wasmandorff & Helm,
If mann, of Chicago, shot himself in tn;
# city. Suicide due to worry over tt
g failure of his firm. which occurred c
December Fl.
y George A. Wilkins. ce-president
the suspended Commercial Bank,
Is Selma, Ala, shot himself On Decemb,
81. in front of the altar of st. Paul
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Uncolored Japan tea dust pounds
for 25 cents, at Lundblade's.
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STATE TAX SALES.
Of Immoyable Property.
The State of Louisiana VS.. Delin-
quent Tax Debtors, Parish Of
LafOurche.

DY VIRTUE FTHE AUTHORITY YES
ID ted in me tv the Constitution and Laws
of the State of Louisianu, will sell at the
which the Civil District Court of said parish
is held. in the parish of Lafonrche, within
the legal hours for Judicial Sales, beginning
at II o'clock a. IN. on
Saturday. June 26, 1897.
and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sales are completed. all immovable
property on which Taxes are nov due to the
State Of Louisiana, and Parish of Lafourche
to enforce collection of Taxes assessed in the
wear 1896. Together with interest thereon
from the 3lst day of December 1896 at the
rate of per cent per north until paid. and
all ecsts.
The number of said delinquent Tax payers.
assessment of said year, and the immoyabie
property assessed TO each to be offered for
sale are as follows, to-wit
2064 BADEATX. j. TO acres OF land
bounded by Hynoite Iefort and f. L..
Gande at about 40 miles below the town of
Thibodaux left bank bayou Lafourche Amt
tax i.lo int and costs LIB Total ,sa3
1892 DISHER, JOSIzpH-l20 acres OF land
bounded by l.. Riset and S Guitroz at
about 20 miles below the townof Thibodanx
right hank of bayou Laiourche Amt tax
27.76. int and costs4.a3 Total 3a. l9
sia FORTUNES JOHN LUUIS.-:3s of an
acre land bounded by Ed. McCnlfoh and
Ront Sparks in the town oil Thibodauy be-
tween Narrow and Lasarde streets Amt
tax l,ae, INT and costs l.s3. Total 3.l9
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SOLVED.
--:O:---

Business is dead-you have
nothing to do but sit on
empty boxes and occasionally
use your duster on the work
of some industrious spider
which adorns your shelves
YOUR BUSINESS Is FAST
GOING TO WRECK, and
you can not account for it
you have tried all sorts of
schemes to pull the peo-
ple-all but ADVERTISING.
Ii You had, you would not
wonder Why your friend
across the way gets all the
trade.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Lafourche
Succession Of Richard Foret No. 1492
Probates.

Whereas, Wilson Foret administrator Of
the above named succession. of the Parish
of Latour"he. has fled final account of his
administration of the aforesaid estate.
Now, therefore, all persons. creditors and
heirs and others interested are hereby
warned and notifiel to file their oppo-
sitions in writing. to the said account, with
the Clerk Of said Court at his office in the
fown of Thibodaux. ten days after the first
publication hereof, otherwise the said ac-
count will be approved and homologated in
accordance with law.
~ Witness my hand and the impress OF
L the seal of my Office this the 18Th,
I (-o~~ day of May A. d. 1897
p. F. Legendre,
DIV Clerk of said Court
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tax l5.45 int and costs 2s5. Total 1880
3514 COOPER ALBERT-l lot bounded by
Lafourche and Barataria streets, Tongue
vile. Amt tax 2, int and costs DC
Total 3.42
1851 GUTHRIE j. b. Mrs. & Als.-n w. of
lots and = sec 5 lots l. A. 5 and = sec and
lot of sec II 20 22e. Amt tax $50
interest and costs 2l5 Total Il.1a
s566 LOUIS ALEXANDRA EtRABAssE)-isO
acres iand all of sec II 8 20 9. Amt tax
l.69, int and costs l.56 Total 625
3447 LEBLANC JOHNSON HI acre land
bounded by Morgan's railroad and Jos. Le-
Fort at Lafourche Crossing. Amt tax $50
ins and costs l.43 Total U3
346S MIGUEL. ROBERT so acres Of land
bounded by Mrs. Thomas White and Rob art
Dupuis at about 30 miles below ThlbodaIx
on the right hank of bayou Lifourcae,
Amt tax $50 int and costs l.82.
Total S.62
3562 M ONTAGUE THEoDORE-l43 36-1O0
acres of land lot 26 T i 10 e lot 26t IA
20 g. Amt tax aola int and costs l.6o
Total 6 Gil
$3.50 pITRE JOS. A. l. Russell LEFT,
and 1G-ia0 acres of land being part of Che
Mere Perilliae or Michou near Mereaux
Bayou. Amt tax Lac, int and costs |. l6.
Total 2.56
3i92 EABasaE E. DR.. Est.-6ea ai-10o acres
oil land aIl sec No 2 Is r. 90 q. Q land
district of La. Warrant 736 U. =. A. Amt
tax ai.74. int and costs 3.60 Total 1884,
3355aga RO0s URBaIN-so acres oil land boun-
ded by jos Martinez and sylvestre Marti-
nez in Maiaga9 settlement. Amt taA 26
int and eosts 10. Total 3.53
e5l, p.pASSF II prfsa 76iaa ,.rass af
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1sesase 10 Mortgage Cred-
ifOPs.

SHERIFF. OFFICE.
IRISH OF LAFoURcHE, MAY, %, 1897. {
ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION No.
- # Act No. IS Of 1888. the attention of
. ,t"r'gase creditors interested in any of
se foregoing described property Is hereby
.taseted to he above notice of sale Of proper
= = delinquent taA pave =.
JAMES BFARY.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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Daat Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour Life Awsy.

you want to quit tobacco using easily
49, forever. be made well, strong, magnetic,
lsssl II new life and vigor, take No-To- Bac.
a Eonder-WorLer, that makes weak men
long. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Ger 400, 600 cured Buy No-To-B Bac OF your
at sgist. under guarantee to cure, SOC or
q TO- Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
sserling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
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NON RESIDENTS,

34s5 GUTHRIE j. n. & Als.-254 acres Of
land lot 2, 3. and sec 8 and lot 2 and
and n " !. of n e4 see II 90 0sr % e, 254
acres. Amt tax l4.75 int and costs 2.77s
Total II s1s
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10l7 2ARASsF. f, Dr. Est-.a acres of
land in the bavon Rlue settlement AM
tax 65 int ard costs "a rntaie A
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7i4 ROcFp. FnsNCOIs-4O acres of land
bounded By Charles Roger and Est of 9
Bourreois at about 40 miles below the town
of Thibodaux Amt of fax 300 int and
costs 40 Totnl 60
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sy;t HEADACHE!

This distressing afliction occurs most fire.
anentlS iae disturbance of the stomach,
arising from tlle lmperfectly digested con.
tents, causes severe pain In the head.
accompanied with disagreeabie nausea, aud
this consfttefses what Is popularity known as
Sick HtaG.teIle, for the relief OF which take
Simmons Liver Regulator
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H~EyERy PAcKAGE-Ea
Hes tho z STAIN p In red ON tho wrapper.
J. I'll. ZEILIN s CO., Philadelphia
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1913 RARASSE & LABAT GEnRG T.-49
acres of Swarm land hack of y. Hofsra
in the hayon R'ne settlement Am fax
624. int and costs 55 Teal 6 ~
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1886 GUTHRIE j. B.-282 acres of land up-
per 2-3 of lot l2 and lot 20 10 % Q. Amt
tax I5.45 int and costs 2 IS, Total 30
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332 WILLIAM LIE & WILSON A. Mrs
The undivided half of one acre of land houn-
ded bv n. A. Anroin and Ridgefield Planta-
tien. nn the outskirts of the town of Tkihn-
daux. Amt tar 90. Int and costs "a
Total SO
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1928 SANDERS LOUIS R--320 acres bounded
hv Est ]. Galinnr and Mrs. s. Brnnat at
about As miles below the town of Thiho-
danx left bark ha-nn Lafourche. Amt tax
$50. int and costs "a Total 3.i4
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A SENSIBLE MAN +!
Covers his steam pipelng and drums with
Carcys Asbestos Magnesia Sectional Cover
fnEs. It pays for its cost In less than a year.
Put In Thompson Eclipae to burn bagasse
shaving, rice hulls, pea or buck -whea at coaf
write for prices on roofing building and
lining papers and engineers supplies, to
DAFFUoN & STOUTZ,
$40 Union Street
SIM I. Now Orleans
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75o STRIPPING JOHN Fl & WILLIAMS
2-5 acres Of lard lot No. l34 fronting on Cra-
~ stree. in the town of Thibodany. Amt
tax 5.60. int and costs 81. Total7.27
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Fts.s. we sE .t.Sl.s.

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q! dlssas ii n .s55lsle.ft ana st4...Is.s
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sstsfs saiazisssfS Fears sss. t.ts!3i44l. frEs
Iesttesssisss. sts.sta..iee sltad s:5,tls4s..
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cas- Il enitlts srtt55 4 AZ stitst.is t1it e4s. il
sa stslA @sttf if seatl ~ III 5.iss4 ~fnlifttsa;x
lstsfa. 8e4si;ffif. It9 il3t n"sS,s! s.s ,4!rs. a
fel4at!, tne tins renusiva Gisersiff Il :. ~
tlsta iEiG9Ne Xs'tir appetite conn., ialisxiaa and
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N0TARIAL.

rOULnN. III. N.
Notary Public.
Real Estate and Fire aud Life Insurance
Agent Propartie. beush snd sold. Money
lo.ned and borrowed. Market Street, be-
svss Ss Leuis and Gfesn strestsfl
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35l4 COOPER ALBERT-i lot bounded b
Lafourche and Barataria streets. Longu,
vile. Amt tax 2l6 int and costs l26
u
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EDUCATIONAL.

THOL, EMMANUEL,
Music Teacher
Gives instrumental, vocal and Harmony les
sons Residence. Lesee Street.
HARGIs, PROF. L. NJ.
select school fer Boys.
Errliah and French in all their branches and
Mathematics taught Marrow street, foot OF
st Michael Street
MOUNT CARMEL CONVENT
An Academy for Y0nn. Ladies'
krpt hy the Sisters of Mount Carmel. Thor
oash cnnrse. English and French. Foot of
Market Street.
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~
io.STlrATIoN

Sliaili no. fta regarded ~ trililg t.illtlealI-
fa fsSf. Ent,fe tte1ltlds Iile ut.ios regularity
nf ths bowels, ai3d any de.Iatiofi frasl this
1aiHsifiti PAYS tie way often to serious dam
sef. = saRtte - necessary tn remove impure
aec. l5tiff if,tta from the bowels ~ il is To eat
or sta1st, s-11 i13 hrstih can be expected where
u eosisa iitshit 81 body prevails
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1927 WAGENsPAcK. CLODOMTRE-I lot
II e corner of lot Is in block 3 in the town of
Bowie at aheu. IS miles below the town of
Th,hodoux left bank of Ravnh I.afourehe
Amt tax 90. int and cost LES Total 6.25
24aI WAGFNSPACK FFLIX-I lot No IS
in block 3 in the town of Bowie at ah"nt
16 miles below the town nf Thihedaux left
bank baynn Lafonrche Amt tax $50, int
and costs / 33 Total Alb
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SCHOOL BOARD
lFnast Roger, president; w. p Martin
aefmiendeas and Secretary; Numa Eifert
taa Chaasin. Felix Cailionst. Panl Never
aassis Daram6e. Charles j. Elliot. Pau
sk members.
81 fHneDAux BRIDGE COMMITTEES.
zerussf, II. N. Reth, W. P. Martin. j. l.
IT,. h. U. Morvant. L. j. Tros lair.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-05

1910 RABAssE & MATHFRNF.4=,a eeras
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Amt taxes $50, int and costs I3s