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Evening star., 1897-03-25
OSc instead of 35c.

Eyc5c for The 35c Belts. to he worn with
Bolero Suits Made of gold and silver webb. with
silk cord threads in Persian and iridescent effects
finished with artistir French gilt buckle.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Only Once.

Il voted once. for you," he cried;
His hopes were far from small.
And then the politician sighed,
My dear sir. was that all?"
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subtle FInttery,

MIR. Skidds seems to have taken a grea,
liking to that young woman"
Yes replied Miss Cayenne. 'She is
very clever. You observe how dismally
bald Mr. Skidds is
Yes
She criticised the style in which he
wears his hair"
Evening star., 1897-03-25
&c instead of 1Oc.

rF5c yard for the 1891 Wash Dress Gooais-the
new lawns dimities and lace effects-in the most
beautiful designs and coiors Hundreds of pieces
to chose from.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
NOt@==and Remember.

The above "eXtras" are positively
for tomorrow only. and the right is
reserved to limit the quantity sold
each purchaser.
ETOur patrons Informed that the prices
in some instances less than wholesale
pucta tions. aud that the rule above is made
much for the protect tion of our regula. patrons
as for ourselves
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Mems DEPARTMENT.

500 Bicycle Suits. 1897 styles. ........... S,,s
lsr Black and Tan Half Il"se................I5c
2Sc Half Hose. all styles. es...................a3r a3r
81 Wool Underwear spring weight. .......... sc
SOC Merino Underwear. spring weight. ........Ilc
aoc Jean Drawers. superior. ior..................44 44c
CSC BUSINESS Shirts, 1897 styles.
soc Night Shirts, plain and fancy. ...........4lc.
Sec Susfenders, al styles. es..................4le
25c Neckw-ar. ali styles. Observation-Disclosures aSc.
75c Dogsfin Bicycle Gloves. Soc
Evening star., 1897-03-25
22c instead of S1.48.

GySSc for Toilet Set, consisting Of full-sze Foot
Bath, Water Carrier and Siop Jar. Japanned in
assorted oolors: finished with gold bands.
Evening star., 1897-03-25

The Prince de Chimay has some diff
Guilty in becoming the unkEowa husband
of d famous wife
Evening star., 1897-03-25

Ihe Ways and Means Committee would
hardly undertake 10 place a tax on litera-
lure in such u way as to increase the cir
eIlation Of the Congressional Record.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
nc instead of l9c.

uF1oc pair for the famous Fast Bla'k Hose.
Sizes for ladies, misses AMI small children. Not
more than two pairs to each purchaser
Evening star., 1897-03-25
49,

Again today the force on the city post
office building numbered only one hundred
and eighty-fiye men.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
32c instead of 4@c.

uy3Sr yard for choice Of the 49c Black Gros
Grain Silk Rrocades Pronounced the heaviest silk
and the prettIest designs procurable at i3c yard.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
SEc instead of soc.

Gya5c yard for those 50-inch Covert Cloths and
5o-inrh Cheyiots. ample quantities. In new green's.
blues grays, yiolets. tans. golden brown and black.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
- . -

'r'te mas a conspicuously vigorous
method or precipitating an annexation
que stion.
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Infants Department.

= Short and Long Silk Coats a 20
k2as Pique Refers and Walking Coats 49,. =. s.. 80
y Dimiiy Dresses. Boys and girls. sac
IL Hats and CAPS. Boys and girls s,c
- . Refer Coets. English. 81 ,s
zoe Caps, new and attractive .oo
q 90 Baisy Carriages. 1897 styles es
so Baby Carriages. Our 's7 specialty. .slo as
Evening star., 1897-03-25

For real excitement the Kentucky politi-
'ai race bids fair TO eclipse the Kentucky
EcISe-race
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each purchaser.
Another Special Notice.

The complimentary prices below
are good until Saturday at 6 pm,
when the 1897 spring Opening" will
terminate.
G'TO the left hand the prices marked
the goods; to the right are the complimentary
prices.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Dress Goods Depts.

81 25 yard 5O-inch English Whipcorls etc. 81 10
soc yard 50-inch Tailor Suitings. Csc.
zoe yard Al-wool Suitngs 100 styles. s........ .I4c
10 per cent or all Black Wool Fabrics, Black
Silks. Black Silk Grenadines.
81 yard Grenadines. effects and colors. -. .S9c
81 .6S yard GreI adines satin stripes 81. as
75c yard Glace and Plain Taffeta Silks Csc
soc yard Lyons Printed Silks. 4ic.
G5c yard English Check Silks. .59c.
81 yard Novelty Silks. many styles. 75c.
81 isc yard French Organdies Best. .3oc.
35c yard French Organdies. Good. -:s2c.
Evening star., 1897-03-25

ESin order to- avoid delays. on nc
count of personal absence. letters to
THE STAR si9uiI not be addressed
To any individual connected with the
Office. but simply 10 THE STAR. OF to
the Editorial or Business Depart
mcnts. according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
10 per cent discount on all dress
trimmings proper, all laces and all
embrOiderics.

2sc yard Ribbons, all styles. s..............222c &C.
soc yard Novelty Gibbons. s....................43c .43c.
&c yd Genuine French Haircloth. ............ 30.
25c yd. Linen Canvas. Superior. .2Oc.
zoe yd Linen Canvas Good. ood..................l6 .l6c.
25c yd Fancy Satlnes. Black back ........l .l9c
16c y, Satnex. with black back. ...........12 .12c.
12ise sd. FercaliRes, all cOlors rs............ &C.
12lac yd. Lawns. for foundations 36-inch. loc.
l2c pieces Fancy silk whaiebone Casing. . >. .s,sc
Sc Fancy SIX Betting. Per belt lt............2c
SOC HeliotrOpe Garter Elastic, length. ..... .a3c
lie piece yeiseteen Skirt Bir4iing. yds... &C.
pc Dozen Machine Spool Cotton. .............I .I9c
Evening star., 1897-03-25

Odd lot Bailey's fine ''Swansiown'' fncc
powder-usuni price l2c.-to go for DC. box
Remnants Of f1ncy cotton Derby for COW
60 for &c. yard.
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COL DENBERG' IS
'STORE NEWS"
REMNANT day. .

Past experiences will bring you
here tomorrow That's the advant-
age a store which serves up what it
advertises has over a store which
does not, and otherwise juggles with
the truth. r.,5
Evening star., 1897-03-25

Odd lot Hurd's fine Irish Linen paper and
enyelopes-usual price 25c. box-to 20 for
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Remnants of silks.

All the remnants of black and colOred fig
ured India silks. light striped washable
silks, plain pongee silk. etc.-plostly lengths
enough for waists-s0id for 19c. and Dc. u
yard.
Remnant price, Ia5c. ward.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Remnant price, S5.48.

Second lot bf those boys 29e. fine ner,s,e
shirt waists go On sale tomorrow morning.
and when they're gone there will end one Of
the greatest vaine-giving sales you've ever
known. Not, Nngie waist should be less
than 75c. 2Ac.-tS no more than what COM
mon print vtist$ leeet you usually,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

OK AROUND GALATIA.

SPY Colonel.''
A magic lantern show struck our
town last week.
Mr. Buker, the blacksmith, Is nurs'
ing a badly mashed foot.
Mr.. j. j. Gustin is breaking cut
some of his pasture land.
Leon Roberts was calling in this
neighborhood on Sunday.
Grant Pyle aud his huckster wagon
are regular weekly visitors.
j. r Hall received another car
load of corn from Sterling on Monday.
Considerable hail fell north of town
on Monday. The damage done was
slight.
Some of our boys have been paying
rather high price for legal knowledge
of late.
Mrs. Florence Li7ingston's class
in elecution will conaest for a medal
in June.
Rev. Stutsman of the U. B. church
will preach the Memorial sermon on
the 23rd.
Mrs. Rice is drilling our little
people to sing preparatory to Deeora-
ton exercises.
n. J. Mullen has bought the w. A.
Brown farm. Mr.. Brown will move
to Illinois next fall.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

maugh, Pa. He left Tuesday morn
ing for Iowa to attend the United
Brethren conference.
Prof. o. r. Kackiey eontemplates
conducting a summer normal school
in Hoisington for the benefit of the
young people. 1t is expected that
the school Will commence one week
from next Monday.
On Wednesday evening, Mag u, at
o'clock, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Whaley, the words were, spoken that
united as man and wife Mr.. w. L.
Mitchell and Miss Agnes Whaley,
Rev. L. d. Barr officiating.
Death has again visited our COM
munity and taken from the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Moore their
youngest daughter, Edna D. She
passed away last. Friday evening,
May z. 1897, aged 8 years 6 months
and 21 days, after a short illness.
The immediate cause of her death
being spinal and brain trouble,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20
e<aK9HeAg94ssEsse s ssEeA=eEge=EsE
BONd and AiCinity.
6GGG91EGs

By "Will-o'-the-wisp."
We saw Willie Walls smiling face
in Hoisington last week.
Mrs. Jennie Murdy is listing up
some of her wheat to corn.
John Lindsay and George Murdy
were breaking colts last week.
Walter Cope has forsaken Mt. OH.
vet. Does anyone know why?
Levi johnson is blowing his ground
this spring, the first time in eighteen
years.
Walt Lindsay and his mother, Mrs.
John Lindsay, were in Hoisington
trading May 10th.
If there is anything Blood creek
people like more than rain it is more
rain, and lots of it.
The "tater" bugs are watching for
the appearance If the "tatera." then
good by ":ater crop"
Saturdays baptismal services will
be repeated in the near future.
Watch these columns for its announce
meut
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

Geo. B:cknel has left over some
corn to shuck so he can say he raised
corn this year. He is getting ahead
of the times.
We saw in the paper where some of
the boys went to Mr.. Oliyet" who is
he? where does he live? He must be
stranger in these parts.
The skimming station at 6. n.
Bicknels is getting as much, if not
more, milk than the creamery at
Hoisingion Better move the cream
cry to @. Ms.
The man who welded a monkey
wrench to exterminate the "republi.
can party" is In the last throes OF
remorse, | don't know whether his
clothes are wet or not, but we do
know. he needs a large wash tub, Cor
elss lie must stand near Blood creek
with two strong men to pack the tears
away, or he will be drowned. He has
engaged Henry and Hugh Boyle to
fiji this office They have great fear
of his living through this trying or.
deal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20
iFHE-s+F-E1-f7F go

Mr. Cicero organized his Maher--
vile base ball club Sunday last of
which he was chosen captain.
Joe Bessinger has returned from
his northern trip, and is working on
the farm again. Guess n. B. amt
sorry.
S. G. S. of MaherviIle is hunting
garlic seed" he says Olmitz is a good
place to sell it. for they make lots of
'wieuy worst" up there.
"Mr. Noneofyoutbusiness" to John
Dyer says he feels sicker than when
he had the measles. What do you
think of that Charlie s.?
Will Eveieigh has gone into the
cat raising biz; says he is going to
furnish enough cat skins 90 make
cicero" base ball suit.
We have base bali player by The name of ''Cie-
Gro, When he goes to catch ball throws up his
hands and between his legs its shure to so. He il
captain OF what ne calls the VAUDEVILLE nine, and
to keep them to their places 1t takes him all his
time He Is practising 10 play one OF the OlmitZ
clubs But when you coma please leave At home
that shower Of bugs For you know kind friend
those bugs are very mean. So you had better leave
them at the home of Cicero Green. And when
you come 10 our town, and want to make a mash,
ana more than that. you have got 10 practice up
nne- Tor 10 beat the OImitZ kid nine
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

Quite a number of our citizens
gratified their angling propensities
on Big creek Sunday.
Several of our young people stock
in" the show and, no doubt, were
! taken in by it, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. and Miss Genie
Baker of Hoisington visited the fam
lily of j. e. Hall on Sunday.
The Galatia school board has puru
chased one hundred and thirty feet of
slate black board for their school.
Rev. Wilkes filled the NJ. E. pulpit
Sunday in the absence of Rev. James,
who is eating greens in Rice county.
Men from the southern part of the
State who harvested here some years
since are making inquiries about our
wheat prospects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harmon
started overland, on Saturday, to the
south eastern part of the state, VIII ere
they will sojourn until harvest.
Hon. E. G. Cole will deliver the
Decoration Day address here. The
exercises will be held In the Barrow's
grove west oftown, Saturday May %.
: : Mr.. Charles Gustin and Miss Anna
Hester were married on Wednesday.
And so the scriptural injunction to
multiply and repleush the earth is
/ being literally fulfilled.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

The ceremony will take place at the
residence of the brides parents, Wed
nesday MAY 26.
Jim Carey has fine specimen of a
badger at the livery barn which was
caught last Friday by Albert Mclean.
A badger and dog fight is promised in
week or two. Burt Wickham can
pull the animal if he wishes.
By "welkin."
Jim Donovan came in from Du-
buque Friday.
Mr.. Harmon came in from Du.
buque Sunday.
s. d. Niblo is here from Colorado
on visit with friends.
We understand that Miss Jennie
Lewis was married Sunday.
Quite number of our people at.
tended the big show Saturday.
Will Dougan went south of the
river on few days visit Saturday.
Chas. O'Bleness was down from
Hoisihgton- Sunday visiting his lady
love.
Married: AT Great Bend May II,
Mr. Fred Galloway and Miss Anna
Bitner. The groom is well known
here and his BRIDE is one of Barton's
school teachers "Welkin" wishes
the m long and prosperous life
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20
sassssea#assssa * seasssssastssesas
BUFFALO TOWNSHIP.
pseen@ eessssn @nssses,se

team-all busted.
Ora Dawson, from Great Bend, was
doing business around Heller last
week.
The weather IN this country Is very
Irregular; a person can hardly leaye
home free from war without a mos
quito bar or boot-jaek.
The people from this vicinity who
attended the Ringing Bros show
state that it was the best circus that
ever stopped IN Great Bend
| The Helzer Sunday School elected
four delegates to attend the Sunday
School Convention at Newton, The
parties are as follows: ". B. Lucas,
E. B. Briggs, Mrs. o. W. Devine and
Mrs. Will Schwier.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

From the Banner
Don't CROW about the wheat crop
till the proper time, comes.
While the wheat aud corn are
making rapid growth the weeds are In
no way idle.
Miss Schrepel of Cheyenne Bottom
was reported seriously i'll the first of
the week.
Harry Hartman returned home from
Salina Saturday night, having com :
pleted the course in the business de-
partment.
After viewing considerable growing
wheat last Sunday, we are compelled
to say that it does not look as favor
able as many suppose; considerable OF
it is thin'an very weedY.
Geo. Gelyerdt, living several miles
north east of town is probably the
happiest man on earth as his wife has
presented him with fine girl, it being
the only girl of family of several
children.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Effie j. Norris to
Jane G. Norris of Pennsylvania,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20
OLMITZ AND. VICINITY.

The cold spell last week put mil
lions of grasshoppers where corn WONT
harm them, and bull-toads refuse to
croak.
We frequently get an item cross
wise in the trout of our tItem holder
which accounts for our short lists of
items now and then
Why is it that the young man who
had so much fun one night last week
at No. 3, does not buy a thing al
Nordman's store since?
Charlie Kreisel sent his girl to the
show and he staid at home, but Redge
Harper had his girl stay at home and
he went. This is bad 60 on you,
boys, and if ysu do such a thing again
we'll give you worse write up than
this
j. Loughlin left for Nebraska last
week His short visit here proved
very serious to two persons; one got
the palpitation of the heart upon his
arrival and the other was so over
joyed at the Irishman's departure
that he got the ST. Vitus dance
and is jumping up and down yet
The Hoisington Dispatch stated
hast week that ''it is said that Oimitz
has four saloons and the competition
has run beer down to 10 cents" Some
people had better learn to tell the
truth, and the editor should give us
the number of saloons in his own town
before he worries himself to death
over the saloons at Olmitz.
Mr.. Free Silver" if, as you say
we should have every 0ne guilty Of
crime dangling at the end of rope to
to a tree then | think everyone had
better get themselves rope and &C
to dangling, for crime Is wickednes;
and wlckedness is sin and therefore g
sin is a crime. So then if it be as yor
say we'll all have to daDgle till We
dangfe away, because there won't be
any one left to cut the ropes and bury
u.s.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

of men and boys whose first duty Ia
farming and second practicing, they
make very good music.
From the Leader
In many fields the wheat is begin
ming TO head out.
Lightning killed a mule for Peter
Poncin north of town, Monday.
Our merchants all report a good
trade and anticipate that this year
will be record breaker in all lines
Some favor a 4th of July celebra-
ton here and others do not. 1t is
hard to tell now, just what will be
done.
"a big hail storm is all that can
prevent my wheat from going 40
bushels to- the acre" remarked one of
our farmers Tuesday, and there are
many others who can ssy the same.
Trustee Joe Sprinkler has handed
US the following interesting statistics
of Lakin township compiled from his
recently completed report: Horses 6
months and over $50; Neat cattle
months and over 1870; Mules and
assess months and over 30; Hogs
months. and over 1870; Marriages 9;
Births 80; Deaths g. Population of
Township 1441. Total assessed valua,
ton OF personal property $50, $50, 90.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

the Occidental Mutual Benefit Assoc
citation.
Monday was more like summer.
The sun shone and the weather was
quite warm.
TIE town was pretty quiet Satur-
day, nearly everybody having gone
to the circus.
Geo. Dufford went to Wichita
Monday as representative of the x.
p. lodge at this place.
Sunday night the Epworth League
celebrated the eighth anniversary of
its organization by very interesting
program.
The Sons of Veterans will meet
this week to initiate new mem bers
and install officers. They have rented
the K P. hall.
The Heller creamery company paid
its patrons a day (Friday) ahead of
time SO they could have plenty of
money to spend on the circus.
The Pawnee Rock base ball team
went to Great Bend Monday for a
game. Score to- 10 favor of Great
Bend Our boys will play three days
with Stafford next week.
The Memorial sermon will be
preached next Sunday in the Metho-
dist church by Rev. j. r. Radcliffe.
Decoration Day will be observed the
following Saturday The address will
be delivered by Mr.. Jones of Lyons,
Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20
From the Advocate.


In Kansas the sugar beet industry
is one that can't be run into the
ground too much.
No pests have struck the growing
wheat in this vicinity yet this year,
and every day we march nearer the
goal of our hopes.
Lightning struck the residences of
Martin Weikert, northwest of town,
during the rainstorm Monday. No
damage was done
A few years ago there was always a
great demand for imported strawber-
ries. That day is past. People in
this locality have learned that it is
easier and cheaper to raise their own
supply. The crop this year will be
the biggest ever raised here.
The south side band came to town
Saturday afternoon with their instru-
ments and broke the monotony of
things by discoursing a few lively
tunes. For country band composed
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20
Alb1On TOWNSHIPS.

SsSSSS9sS - .'-f-f-7ET 1Ss]B-F
By"Billy Lizards
Z. Quinian left for Nebraska last
week.
Say Mile which is it-Redge H.
or Charlie s.?
Hello. ladies and gentlemen, here, 5
BILLY Lizard"
J. III. Curtis visited with J. w.
Logan, Sunday.
Henry Hardt says he is one of A.
Nichols cat raisers.
Mrs Telrel and daughter Bertha
visited Mrs. Boyle hast Sunday.
L. Wilson returned from the Strip
las: Sunday, on a visit with W. d.
Boyle.
Now as we have started to furnish
SOME news, we hope not to SANDER
anyone.
"WilI.'o- the Wisp" explain your.
self, and tell US who bliss Eattie
McAffe is?
Rev. Skies. our Baptist preacher,
was up here last Sunday and emersed
Mrs. Logan.
What Is the matter R. B, did B. 7.
give you the mitten that causes you
to go to @. N BicknePs?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

From "Bezee Tucker
A. Miller was down from Pawnee
Rock Sunday
81. Cook is still troubled q great
deal With sore foot.
III. Webs, from Alexander, was in
this vicinity last week.
g. Evers was on the sick list last
week, but-now recovered
c. Brumbaugh, from Great Bend,
has taken new position IN the Hei :
ger creamery
The dance at Jake Alefs barn was
a good success; everybody reports a
glorious time.
The talk about a wedding down
south is like the Heizer base ball
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

DIR. Philip Bartle and wife were up
from the Bend Monday.
DIR. Henry Lindas and wife visited
in Pawnee Rock Sunday.
R. B Warren, of Hutchinson, was
in town Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Riggs went to Wichita Mon
day to visit few days with her son.
John Dement'S boy whose arm was
broken recently is getting along
nicely
Efforts are being made to organize
a fraternal beneficiary order called
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

BY "Straight Goods
Rather chilly last week.
Our wheat fields up this way can't
be beat.
Louise Bussin's baby is very sick
this week.
Farmers are engaging their harvest
hands already.
Corn is looking very puny on &C
count of the cold wet weather.
Some of our farmers are getting
their wheat insured against hail.
Quite number of people from here
attended the show last Saturday.
Rev. Skies preached al the Boyle's
school house Sunday morning and
evening.
Right Rev. Bishop Henessey will
be here to give confirmation on
Nay both.
The Misses Pizinger and Wigton's
were visiting with Miss May Atkin
Friday last.
Garden stuff, such as lettuce, onions
and radishes are to be seen (and eaten
on our labels up this way.
The mud holes are drying up, thank
you. But cool lager is as wet as ever
in our town-we don't thank you
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

81 LOWER WALNUT VALLEY. Il

VIM. Pile took a flying trip to
Hutchinson last Friday.
Bill Spencer was in the country
last Thursday. insuring crops.
Hugh Boyle, from near Olmitz,
was in the county seat one day last
week
Well, the Oimitzers failed to see
Tom Ely ride the white elephant and
Geo. Scroggins one of the other large
animals the 10Th, as Straight Goods
said. But they ''sa' he elephant.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

About zeizer soe

DIST NO. 40.
From Duke of GGiseI -
Wheat is looking fine
W. &. Dinwiddie has got his al
falfa ground plowed.
Will Compton and his best girl
took in the show Saturday.
A j Birds were visiting at Mr..
Dement'S Monday afternoon.
Misses Retta and Liza Rhoades
we're visiting with Mr.. McCaffery last
Thursday.
Frank Gould was seen In this vi
cinity last Saturday. He is herding
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

cattle for Roma McDougals, south of
the river.
Will Everett has purchased a new
buggy. Wonder what he has In
view now
Nearly everybody from this vicinity
took IN the sights at the big show
Saturday.
The last rain fell in such torrents
that it covered up good deal of corn,
and now it will have TO be replanted.
Willie Compton and Will Rhoades
sold a lot of calves to Mr.. johnson, of
Great Bend, for about s12 per head.