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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

6Ah' ION Ok
mat ma poll bitwy greoko-tureokiej
Wstawaj, DO jua Gas!
Daj mi swiety spok6j!
Wstawsj ty spioOhu!
Idz do djabia!
Wstawsj nygusie!
- Idz do stu d~jsbi6~!
Vista wal, DO ju. 6sma!
- Idz do stu tysiecy djablow!
Spisz jsk nosoroaeo - no ME,
jsk suselek.
ldz do krotset stu tysiecy dja
blow!
Pc takiem czuiem prrsm6wisniu
otworzylem oczy.
Patrze.... 49,. to moja iona tax
mnie bud1i.
- Przepras1sm ....! CO dis Jest?
- Czwartek.
- A ozwartek!... to ty bia}o-
g&owo ME wiesz, ae W ozwartek mo
ge diuaej spac9 Niechte sobie wy
poorne. Mech nerwy mole sic wzmo
cnis. Ale zreszta 90 z bsbami ga.
dat! Cherlaj tylko i cherlsj - a
pieniadze i'm dawaj - to nienssyoo,
ne istoty.....
- Prawds, to czwsrtek - oder
waia sic jakby zawstydrona.
No, no, moi krokodylu koohs-
ny przynies mi gazety. Poczytam
sobie.
- A co ohcesz - Zgode?
- ii 90 tam Zqode; ia jua nam
take szczescie czy nieszczescie, ze
Zgode czytam cd deski do deski, "a
MIN sie publicznie uka1e.
- Moze Polaka 10 Ameryce?
Ii ME; Polaka przeozytam pc
sniadaniu, to mi pomaga do trawis
mia. Co ia zrobie jak ten dziennik
klspnie? - on j tax teraz ma psy
sohodzi.
- Jest Gdzetd hdtolickd
- Dawaj js! Zobsoze 90 ten pc
csciwy kssruba, a wielce szsnowny
sssiad moi pisze.
zsozsiem czytac Katoliczke. CO
u licha? Prrecieram oczy rag j dru
gi ! znowu czytan. II aoz ski,
90 on tn pisze? A.. o chmuraoh
o Jowiszu i o Zwiazku. Co to "a
gmatwanins W pustej widocznie zro-
dzona mozgownicy? A! to ten Hor
bscze wski 90 zsmordowsi Wedrou
ca! Czy on i RdtoliczEe chloe ma
drugi SWAT wyprswicP Fl Sropski
SzoPski, 90 ty najlepszego robisz
ae Pozwslasz lsda obietyswiatu dc
t~ej zscDej gazety pisywser Tfu.
Tylko ole ~zobacze, to OF pc WIEN slo.
wa prawdy!
30 ia i Leos StoPih,ki - to sta.
rzy druchowis. Pred laty dwuna.
stu stalismy razem ma stsnoyi - sy
pialismy nawet W jednem iozku
TAX, tax. ia wowozss mia}sm la,
81 on ter byl m}odIiutki -
SWAT sic do mas usmiechst. Co praw
da N byi zawsze bardzo pobozuy
seryozny j nschmurzony, a ia sobie
drwi}em z os}ego swista, / lubiiem
mu csssem dokuozac. Pamietam
pokiocilismy sic rsz o to, osy Ojcze
nasz odmawia sc pred Zdrows!
Marya W modlit vie w~ieorornej - czy
tee po. ia bylem rsptus, nsgada.
lem mu giupstw, ale jak to u mnie
zswsre, pierwszy dsiem mu pyska
mowiieu tax: SiuOhsj Szopski, ably
usunsc wszelkie wstpliwosci - ia
zmowie Ojcze asz pred Zdrowss
q ty pc ! caiosc sic ziozy. Co
zgodsS On ma to przystsi.
Cd tego czasu zmisniio sic wiele
ia w~ysysiaiem jsk kolsno, a on ms
csia j%eszcze czupryns ale jut sro
DE sspskowsta.
Byiy to jednsk dobre kswslsrski'
easy. Leos diubai sobie " Ga=eci
RotoIickiej. a ia sPrzedawaism per
kaliki W sklepie - ! kssdej kobe
Gle mowiiem: kochsna kumoszko
ia zsrsbiaiem szes6 dolarow ma ty
dzieh - a on bodsj ME lyle. Ale OF
o~sIcEedzai a ia jut we wtorsk by
lem gosy jak turecki swiety. On to
rsz ma chsiupe - ia 6ge..:. AL
DO mnie tea lOsy gorzej i dokuozli
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
REDAKToR:
francisco Hier0nim ,Jd6EoisRi.

Entered at p. o. at Chicago, Illinois as second-class
matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

4 propos srkoly many tn SLOW
kilka do zanotowania.
Do szk6l paraf alnych. pose}amy
dzieci nasze W tel nadziei, ae miiosc
ku rodzioom wpojona zostanie W ioh
seroa. Ale 90 powieoie nj to, zs
zamiast tego ksiadz katolicki zatru-
wa mlodziutki umysl dzieoka i wps
ia W ME nienawisc ku rodzico wi
przykazujsc mu W obeo innych die
OF zmowic trey razy dziennie Zdro
was Maya "a ojca, bo on taxi zty
ozlowiek. l coz ten ojciec zrobi}
zlego2 Nalety do Zwiazku i wybit
ne W MIN zajmuje stanowisko, a sy
ma swego do srkoiy parafalnej pc
syis, ably go pc katolicku wycbowac.
Takioh rzeozy ME uozouo W szko
bach pogshskich, u zulusow j ksfirow
ksplani ME zatruwsjs tax oby
dnie umysiu dziecka. Biada tym
ksiezom, kt0rzy SVEN nietakto wnem,
dzikiem bezwzglednem potepianiem
wsrystko niszcza; wiare sw. i mi
iosc dziecka ku rodzicom!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
CKNZoR:-T. NJ. Helinski,
Duluth, MINI.
wICE-CENzOR:- j. Maternowicz, lls6 Broad
way Buffalo, N. Y.
PREZES:-E &. 2. Brodowski, sol Noble st. Chi
cago, Illinois.
VICE. PREZEsowIE:- A. Biaszczynski, 64s W.
Il st. Chicago, Illinois.
j. szostakowski 500 Superior ave-, South
Chicago, Ill.
xASYER:. W. wleklinski. IO2 e i0i W. Division
rt., Chicago, Illinois.
fIEKUNOWIE KASY:-A. Y. Centela, 43 Cha
pin st.. Chicago, Ill.
b. L.. Maciejewski,s $40 W. Il st., Chicago, Ill.
I. +. Dankowski, $50 w. Il Il. Chicago, Ills,
sEKR. JEN. ADMINISTRATORS ,,ZGODY":-
NJ. J. S~adowski, lGs l4 W. Division ct.
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

Zwracamy uwsge ma list otwsrty
Nary KonstantynowDej Cebriko-
wei do cara Alekssndta Ill. Druk
tego dokumentu roIpoczelismy ma
str. 2-ej. List ten iaskswie ola Zgo
dy ma jezyk polski przetiomaczyis
pani NJ. Cz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

Pisma klerykalne juz sic powsOie-
katy. Co to bedzie, jak prsyjds psie
dni?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

Jeneralny szturm prrypustczono
do Zwiqzku. My tee walimy z ar
mat - lie wlezie.
Me moaecie diuzej obslsmucsc
opinii p%ublicznej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

Nasi menerzy klerykslnitylko mi
na Dsdrsbiaja. w Rzymie wcale
sic dobra opinia ne cieszs Pre-
ciwnie, znaja tam ich sprawki, ozego
dowodem list, ktory z wieoznego
miasta odebrslismy - i ktory W
Zgodzie g~amiesoimy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

pow - ME moga sic pochlubic zwy
ciestwem. To ter pisze Przeglqd
WszechpolsEi:
nPodOzss ostatniej Rampant bi
sKuPow przeciw ks. StojaiOwskiemu,
ktora sic ~zskohoryia wykleciem
,buntownika" nawet nsjskrajuiejsi
uachowswoy, o lie ME byli ~zaslePieDi
nienawisOis, polgebkiem wyrszah
zdanie, ae ME Dslety doprowsdzac
sprawy ostatecznosci. Widsiel;, ze
biskupi POpsioisja bad, ktory ME-
tylko iJh powsdze zaszkodzi, ale
ola spoieozehstws, W przekonaniu
~ wioi6w zscbowswozycb, moze bye
W skutksch niebezpiecznym; ME cd
wazyli sie jednak przeciw MIN wy.
staple, ami naWet jawnie wygiosit
swego zdania. ] dis ohooisz rozu
misjs wybornie, se biskuPi, a zwia
SOFA biskup krskowshi W znaoznej
mier1e ~prayOuynili sie do tryumfu
Stoja,owskiego, laden z Mich ME "a.
professional giosno przeciw powto.
rzeniu fstsloego biedu W sprawie ks
Szpondrs.
y pewnOsOis nikomu Z ,,6lorofow'
galioyjskiob ME sn;}o sis pred 70
klein, &c vyklety ! scigany jsh
zwierz " kniei ks. Stojaiowski ] jegc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
First publication in the DEMOCRAT Get. 2s, 1897
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT.
State of Kansas,
Barton County,

In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Moses n. Ward
Deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested in the
aforesaid Estate hereby notified that / shall
appsy to the Probate Court in and for SAID County
sitting at the Court House, in Great Bend,
County of Barton state of Kansas, the 18th day
of Nov A ID. 1897. for full and final settlement
of szid Estate
ALvA C. WARD, Administration
of the Estate Of MosEs NJ WARD, Deceased
Great Bend Kansas, ott. p A. d. lSe5.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18

Ignorance. We believe it would be
10 the benefit of every one, each
person, party. and even the country
at large, to organize a political club
in each township. or town for the
purpose of discussing the issues of the
day and keeping them before the publ
lie. What does the editor and our
brother correspondents say to this
suggestion?
NoTE:-The editor of the Demo-
Graf says, In reply TO the above, that
it would be mighty good idea. We
have always taken the position that
the more the people-esP ecially those
living in the country-got together
and discussed the issues of the day,
and the sooner they resolved upon
WORKING and oting in unity instead
If permitting themselves to be divided
by political leaders of all parties; the
sooner they do this that much sooner
will they be able to bring about much
needed legislation in the interests of
the MASSES. The oLAssEs-in other
words, the non-producers- ARE united,
com bined in trusts, financial associa
tons and corporations, and they being
located in the larger cities of the east,
get together oftener and lay plans for
legislat ton In THEIR interests. This
fact was most thoroughly demonstrated
during the last presidential campaign,
when practically all the banks; all the
railroads, manufacturing, mining and
speculative corporations were a unit
in favor of continuing the gold stand
ard and in opposing the increase of
money that would follow the free and
unlimited coinage of silver. We are
glad our Albert correspondent has
made the suggestion; and We would
like for other correspondents to ex-
press themselves on the matter. Ed.
DEMOCRAT.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
HOIsINGToN.
From the Dispatch.

From the Dispatch.
Every dog has his day-and the
cats the rest of the time.
8. B. Amidon has purchased the
Mclean farm and cattle, northwest
of town.
A. F. Shultz and wife are rejoicing
over the advent of a bright little CIR
into their home, which arrived yester
morning.
The cantata of Esther the Beauti
f1l Queen" will be rendered at Hois'
ington the evening of Thanksgiving
Day, Nov. 25, by home talent.
j. G. Lytie met with quite serious
accident Tuesday afternoon coming
from Great Bend. He fell from a
loaded wagon and sustained injuries
of the shoulder but is able to be
about.
A lady went into a store not a
great ways from here recently and
said: "Have you felt slippers? The
clerk, who is young man, answered:
eyes. ma'am, many time"
Wheat is simply immense. It has
never been in finer shape at this
time of the year. 1t covers the
ground nicely and is being pastured
all over the county. The acreage is
larger than was put out last year.
Burns must be little old fashioned
town or they will bring the principal
of their schools to task. He has
placed all the boys on one side of the
school room and the girls on the
other. There is nothing modern
about that.
A Central Branch fireman has
given up job which pay $50 6
month because be is an Adventist
and cannot conscientiously work or
Saturday. The world, the flesh ant
the devil will say that he is chump
but it is encouraging to occasionally
run across man who really has th,
courage of his convictions.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
CLAFLIN.

From the Banner
The railroad cant furnish cars fast
enough to haul the wheat from
Clafin.
Mrs. Reinhardt Golyard died at her
home near Palacky last Friday and
was buried Saturday.
Wild geese have heard about our
fine wheat fields and are moving this
way, another sign of winter too.
Mr and Mrs. Soeke Soeken are the
recipients of another child, which ar
rived at their home election night.
Ed. Poe will preach alternately at
Clafiin and Lacrosse, delivering his
first sermon here Sunday, Nov. 81.
Home-k knit stockings will be fashion
able this winter. Some of the girls
around town might practice up by
darning their old ones.
Hanna is a terrible man now. He
caused wheat to drop several cents
last week. Probably he was not to
blame, though, as he has troubles of
his own just now.
Several hundred dollars will be
spent with the Clafin merchants for
imported potatoes. All this could be
saved every year by small patch of
irrigated ground, as the water FRI m
one we'll will supply moisture for all
vegetables needed in one family.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
ADUNDEE Dist. 34.N
q AaaSsaAaaaA asaAassss
By the Pupils

BY the Pupils
w J. McGreevy was at Elm wood
the evening of November thirteenth.
John Base and II. B. Unrub traded
at the county seat one day last week.
A singing school is in progr ess.
They are getting ready for the Christ
mas celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rodenberg
visited with VIM. E,kmeier and famr
lily, south of the river Sunday after
noon.
A crowd of our ye"r~ people at
tended the entertainment a3d prom
enade at the college last Saturday
night.
Mr.. w. J. McGreevy had ',ad luck
last Sunday night. A nice young
colt of his committed suicide by hang.
ing itself some way over the manger.
The newly wed wife of jacob
Schmidt came in on the evening
:rain Friday, while he arrived day
or two later with their possessions
The brides home was in Mcpherson
county.
On Friday evening Constantin Won
Reynand, who is making tour of the
world afoot, spoke entertainingly on
persia" at the Dundee school-bnild
ing This man has been walking
some over three years to come this
far, from Riga eastward.
Tho rirbf hofora ThopLec;,,;,o
Nov. "a we expect to have an enter
tainment and boxsupper at No. 81.
Prof Hennessy and Messrs. McCrav
and Powell will give the entertain /.
ment which will be fine. Probably a
small admission fee of ten or fifteen
cents will be charged. Everybody is
cordially invited to be here at the
time and all the young ladies are
kindly asked to bring boxes,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
ELLINWOOD.

From the Advocate
Robt. Werner bad the misfor.un.
to lose pocket-book containing s4(
last Sunday. o
A bright baby girl came to make
it's home with Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Hahn last week.
Geo. Mccall, of Great Bend, has
accepted a position as miller at the
Ellinwood Mills.
When you hate a man, and say
mean things about him. you ought to
hear what he says about you.
Man is afraid of death for the
same reason that a little child is
afraid of the dark They fear the
uncertainties of what may be there.
Mrs. Geo. Dantzman, OF Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin, a sister of-Mrs. John
Kauzer. arrived in this city last Fri
day evening to be present at the
Werner-Kauzer nuptials.
Some sneak thief entered the house
where Sc veral boys are patching on
the south side of the track and stole
Steve Sanko's Sunday clothes one
daS last week.
The rooster finds favor with but
about half the people each November,
as per the result of the annual cleo.
ton, but the turkey, the grand old
turkey. he finds favors in nearly
every home IN the land on every
Thanksgiving day. Let us hope for
q time when it can be said every
home.
The marriage last Tuesday at the
Catholic church of Miss Frances Kau.
ger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kauzer, to Robt. Werner, was a
pretty wedding. The church was
handsomely decorated and was filled
with invited guests for the occasion
Rev. Father Emmerich pronounced
the marriage ceremony. The brides
maid was Miss Anna Kauzer, sister
Of the bride. and Hugo Werner,
brother of the groom. was grooms-
man.
From the Leader.
G. NJ. Christensen has nearly 1000
lbs. of turkeys this year. Pretty good
"crop" for one man.
Conrad Schwerdiferger and wife
are here this week on few days visit
to friends and relatives. Coney says
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18

he likes his position as manager of the
skimming station at Bushton, and
that the business is dong well.
a. G. Torrance and family have
moved into one of the Meyer cottages
in the north part of town. Martin
Garvey and family have moved from
the Grant residence back to their own
home, vacated by Torrance.
A young hunter from the south side
brought in a veritable curiosity Mon
day in the shape of white quail.
There was no question about the
birds being quail. and it was white
as the driven snow. 1t was sent to
the state university 70 be stuffed.
Mrs Fred Steckel must be given
the palm for late strawberries A few
ripe berries from the patch in her
garden were brought into this office
the other evening and were the SUBJ
ject of curious inspection. Think OF
it, strawberries grown out of doors in
November 1t is true that there were
not many of them, but it would eeem
impossible that a second crop, no
matter how small, could be grown out
of doors at this time of the year.
There was a farewell party held at
the residence of Henry Achatz on
Sunday in honor of Tom Koehler and
his bride, who will depart for their
future home in the Strip. A most
pleasant time is reported. Following
are among the invited guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Ehly, Mrs. koehler, Misses
Annie Melcher. Phena Kramp, Flora
Ehlv, Maggie Ehly. Eva and Rosa
Dethemple, Mary Koebler; Messrs
Dave. Ed and Joe Koebler, Leo
Kramp, Coney and Joe Leteel. Mic
Dethemple, Joe Ehiy, Will Koch,
Frank Webber, John Christopn, and
Henry and John Bdrscheidt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
ALBERT NOTES,
By H. Halstead Gold.

by u dalSteau dQlQ.
Ed Bel6eld and wife visited at A.
B. Willcutt's Sunday.
Mrs. P. w. Paxson visited in Great
Bend several DAYS last week.
ID B. Martin took a pleasant trip
through western Kansas recently.
A brass band was organized a week
ago Saturday, with Will Lucas as
leader.
6. B. Arnold expects to go on a
visit to Sigourney, Iowa, in the near
future.
John Gallon has moved another
building to town and is fixing it up
for a hail.
Our town is threatened with two
more lodges. Then all the men will
have an excuse for staying out late.
Our skimming station is receiving
an increased amount of milk. Several
new patrons were added to the list
lately.
Harry Arnold, Frank Seeber, Ed.
Bel6eld and Robert Merton are four
four farmers of this vicinity who will
winter between 100 and 200 head of
cattle this year.
After having the threshers off and
on for over three weeks, Robert
Merton at last has finished threshing.
He has about eight thousand bushels
of wheat. oats and barley.
Ed. Merten has purchased a new
buggy. He says he noticed three
other young fellows buying carriages
when be bought his. Now-a-days a
young man without buggy is mot in
it, Guess that explains why we are
always left la the cold.
Our late defeat at the polls was. we
think, mainly due to careiessness and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
First published in the DEMOCRAT Nov. 4, 1897. I
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.
MENT.

tate OF kansas Kansas }ss
In the Probate Court IN and for said County
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza r. Thomas
Deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested in tn e
aforesaid Estate are hereby notified that shall
apply to the Probate Court, in and fo1 said
County, sitting at the Court House. in Great Bend
County of Barton, State of Kansas on the end day
of December, A. D. 1897, for full and final
settlement of said Estate.
CHAs. 8. LACY, Administrator
1886 Nov. g. A D. 1897
First published in the Democrat Nov H. 1897. 4
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT.
State of Kansas, ! S.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Allen Clemens
Deceased.
CTeditO and all other persons interested in the
aforesaid Estate are hereby notified that 1 shall
apply to the Probate Court, in and for said County,
sitting at he Court House, in Great Bend, County
of Barton, State of Kansas. the 9Th day of
her, A d. 1897, for full and final settle
ment of SAL Estate.
JOHN JOHNSON, Administrator
OF the Estate OF ALLEN CLEMoNs, Deceased.
Great Bend Kansas, Nov. 10 A. D. 1897.
34-37.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
oLMITz i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
By "Searcher -

By "Searcher."
Mr.. Opie. south of town, finished
his threshing last Thursday.
Not a vacant business house or
dwelling house in our burg But then
they say Mckinley prosperity did it
filed up the vacant houses.
The time will soon roll around
when all political decei7ers, boilers,
TRAITORS and so on. will be brought up
before the bar of justice to answer for
the deeds done during the recent
political campaign. But it is likely
they will nll study up some yarn and
say it was the other chaps that staid
at home or bolted the ticket.
There was boy his friends called Jim.
But then you will say my story is thin
He had many friends-or so they say
Which was proven on election day.
For trustee this nan Jim did run,
Expecting to have little fun;
His opponent gave huge old sigh
When he heard called out ''there is tie"
And further our commissioners did say
That the boy Jim had won the day.
And hereafter Jim will known be.
AS Grant townships boy trustee.
md now tits said, around about
This boy Jim will be counted ont
And it is told, among the rest,
His election they will contest.
But let whisper to you, my pard,
That task would be most awful hard,
And before you undertake the task
just think of the result in the past.
So your cash. my dear old friend,
You may need il otherwise to spend,
For experience teaches a dear school,
He who learns that way is the biggest fool
Some have thought our Frank crank
That could not with the big guns rank,
Now they find their thoughts all blank
And to his friends Frank says thanks
For staying by him from till night
Urging bin on in the hottest fight,
Knowing full well in the end he would win.
The same did the gay boy Jim,
And now these young men, Jim and
Frank. are trustee and clerk of Grant
township. Of course they are Bryan
democrats; but I believe they will
make good. trusty officers. and manage
the township affairs in legal manner.
just as well as though they were as old
as the ancient Methuselah.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18

Just received, new stock of carpets,
mating, curtains, lace curtains, tapes
try curtains, and table covers that we
want you to examine and get our prices.
We handle carpet and mating by the
roll now, and can sell you one yard or
hundred. We have a few novelties
In furniture, pictures and so on.
Please don't fail to see US when you
want these goods. All of these goods
haye gone up in prices, but We are
till selling them at the old prices. We
also sell table cloth. And don't for
get that we sell pianos and organs
cheaper for same grade than any travel
ing agent and will guarantee them as
good in quality and tone and fifty to a
hundred dollars cheaper. If you want
the kind they sell, we can get them
for you. Remember fifty dollars
cheaper. Yours very truly,
@. n. s. E. r. MOSES.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
You Need a New Stove.

We have steel oven cook stoves and
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:-Be it known that
my petition Is file in the Probate Court, asking
for permit sell intoxicating liquors. for medical
and mechanical purposes only, in the town of
Clafiin. Barton County, Kansas. Hearing for the
same is set for Saturday. Novemb Der 10th, 1897, at
10 O'Clock a IN.
31-34 T. M CAMPBELL
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
A Benefit Fund.

In order to aid the Great Bend
Fire Department to purchase new
Firemen's Uniforms we. the under
signed, agree to appropriate % cents
of every dollar received for NEW SUB
sCRIBERs to our papers from now to
Jan. ], 1898, Each fireman here
named Is authorized to take subscrip-
tons to our papers,
FIREMEN:
F j. Kramer. w. B Cornell,
d, g. Glissman, A. II Schaeffer.
Joe Schaffer, f. d. Wilson,
Q. V. Brinkman, G. a. Hopper,
Il. A. Fwalt, @. @. Morrison,
join Frank. L. B. Wilcox.
A. Wimmergren, Fred Walker,
[. n. Willhide, Will E. Stoke.
Each of the papers is 81 90 year,
payable in advance, and they repre-
sent the three different party organ
izations. Order one or all of them
now, and help the Firemen's Fund.
WILL E. STOKE, Pub'r DEMOCRAT,
@. 2. TowNsLEY, Pub'r Tribune,
ID. Z. ARMSTRONG, Pub'r Beacon,