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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03

81
HANNIBAL. O.. January Mrs. sam
Br.g Hlich and son and Miss Alma Neuen-
schvcnder were at Wheeling Thursday.
Prof. j. W. Kassermau visited relatives
in The country several days.
clair O'NcW of Wheeling. spent last
Sunday evening wi-h his parents Mr.. and
airs. W. Il. O.NtI.
Nj Pearl BraDcikofer entertained if
teen ct her youu- friends at the home Of
her sran3mo,tsr. Mrs. Cehrs. on Tues
day evening.
A.. p. Moore. Of New Martinsville. spent
New Years I'm town.
Hiss Ida fisher and her niece Miss Fan
ME Hotter We're at New 4lartinsville
Monday and Tuesday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Eisanharth.
Prof W. z. sykes. of Marietta College.
spent Saturday evening and Sunday at
This place.
Monday evening Miss Daisy Noll enter
tanned some friends complimentary to her
niece Miss Clara Noil of Slstersville.
WIN Rist OF Wheeling, is visiting his
parent, az this place.
Miss saith Hofer and Miss Maggie
HoCer spent the past week with relatives
in West Virginia.
Quite large number Of ,he members
Of the English VI. Z. Church and several
other kind friends assembled at the pleas
ant home OF Rev. and Mrs. c. VI. Wilson
ON Wednesday evening. Before taking
their departure. two very handsome
pieces Of suverworC. a cake basket and
butter dish were presented by Mr.. W. B.
O'Nciu in behalf Of the crowd TO the host
ess which was quite q surprise. The eve
rinl was very pleasantly spent when re-
fires hUcrts were served.
j. Is Bare and Alva Voegtly were at
Wheeling Thursday
AR Tom Funk and three daughters Of
New NIartirsvilIe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
fisher and daughter OF Wheeling. Mr..
ana AIRS. Herman Hess ana two daugh-
ters. ~ N-cunisvile. and sam and Ernest
fisher spent New Years with Mrs. Lou
fisher Of this place.
Quite o large number OF friends assem-
hled no The pleasant home Of Misses Mint
and Ptebe FISHER on Tuesday evening.
The nlrty was after the style Of surprises
and WAS complete in that respect. The
entertainment furnished was all that
vevIo De- desired. Everybody in attend
ance enjoyed the occasion very greatly.
B-fres hmeuts consisting Of candy. apples
and popcorn were served.
-lss Katie Muhleman returned home
ar,er q short visit with friends AT Wheel
iug.
airs. Lucy Dye spent several days with
3Ir md Mrs. Friend Dye. Of near Char
instou. o.
NJ. and Mrs. Albert Rist and children
of Sardis. o.. are the guest Of Mr. and
3IrS. George Rist. of town.
Bc-. and Mrs. q. " Wilson attended the
wedding of Nr. Burt Nuhleman and Miss
ch Dietrich az Buckhin on Thursday
evening. Rcv. Wilson was the officiating
clergyman.
Jake Voest'y. az the steamer Lexington,
IS spending the holidays az home.
Ab. Suter. Of Pennsylvania. spent Thurs
DAY iu town with relatives.
Miss NIouie Cline entertained q number
of her friends On New Years evening in
her usual charming manner. \ fine
luncheon was served at midnight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
Written for the Sunday Register.
WHEN YOU'RE AWAY.

When you're away, when you're away,
never act like some. l say.
like them what plan and scheme and coax
To git their wife and leettle folks
Away from home-no difference where
Err how er when they go, so ther're
Jist gone. And yit pertendin' tho
They hate to see Their family go;
Men gladness in Their eyes'll churn
Up sorry tears O. deep concern
And give Their face a funeral look
To prove they'll be the most forsook-
Tn preacher live ers ever been.
And will be till they're back ag'in.
When you're away. when you're away,
I never act like them. l say,
Fer out o. sight is out o. mind
With them sich kind when left behind;
Their family amt moren out the gate
Till they begin to mediate
Bout what TO do er where TO go
Some place. anywhere. TO blow
In five er ten That night they're next
The devil when he takes his text
THE mans fool who jist once loves;
4 wife is like unto his gloves,
A useful thing TO have about
The gloves come handy like fer dress
The wife in sickness er desires"
Men. furthermore and otherwise,
The devil says. Their neighbers' wives
They'd orto love" Now. them's the mer
What swipes the leettle five er ten
Their wifes saved I'm and layed away
Fer some expected rainy day;
Men. in a sleeps bleet doleful tone
Tell bout the sadness o. Their home.
when you're away, when you're away.
Our homes jist like a tomb" they say.
When, actshully, by night er day,
The home amt seen while they're away.
When you're away, when you're away,
The only place on earth. l say,
Fer me is home. It's zackly suit
I'm to my tennency TO root
Round mong what's yourn. Why, pshaw
Their amt
No spot endeared by man ner saint
Half eekle 10 this place wher' I'd
Be glad TO live if deified.
Now, here's some letters what writ
Ten years ago. Jist think! and yit
The sentiment expressed in them
Is heaped up in my heart more'n then;
But what o. this-and this-and this?
All ring-a-rounds fer you to kiss,
And here's a-heres a-dog 1t, now,
This things a movin' me somehow
a faded rose, a bud er so
That sing O. Junes o long ago;
a tangled bit O. baby hair.
The sweeter cause you put 1t Their.
When you're away, when you're away,
To homes the place love TO stay.
When you're away, when you're away,
Theirs jist one place fer me, I say,
From celler up TO garnet hole
Theirs somepin soothin' to my soul.
Fer things what's ever fetched by you
Laugh out a gladstone howdy-do-
The bakin' pans and cookin pots
Hain't yet forgot your happy thoughts,
The dustin pan and rollin pin
On seem me look up and grin
Ez II to say 20, it's jist him,
He's allus round a-nibbin in
To ev'rywher' Tiers likelyest
To be SIGH things she loves the best
The tidy on your rockin' cheer
Is kind O. wishin' you was here.
And-and-and-wha now kin I do?
The whole shebang cries out fer you;
The carpets kickin' UP a dust
Because you're gone-well, jist must
Come out pint blank-now, I'd prefer
To be a bit less lonesomer
When you're away. when you're away.
WILL 5. RICHARDSON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
TILTONSVILLE.

TILTONSVILLE. o.. January Miss
Flora Allison is sp-lding a few days with
her parents I'm Toronto.
The Misses Harden. OF Yorkville. enter
tanned a few of their friends New Year :
eve IN q very pleasant manner.
Warren Township Sabbath School con-
yenuon will bee held in the N. E. Church
az this place Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. January Is, 1897. \ good programme
has been made OUT. and all indications
point to- interesting sessions.
Miss Ella Houingshead is spending the
holidays with Wellsburg relatives. Mas
ter George and James are in Cleveland.
W.. T.. Nediu wife and children. Leland
and Wilbur. of Steuherville. left for home
Monday after spending Xmas with the
home folks.
- show at the town hall Friday night
attracted quite a crowd. especially on the
outside
nv Shay @ former resident OF this place
was calling ON friends in town Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
Blacksnere is quite i'll Of
ever al her home on Main

M Hickman. Of Greenville. Pa.
he gnest of Miss Pearl Bennett
- drst Of the week. ..
Misses Ida and MaSgle Mortimer, OF
Washington. Pa. ere visiting MISS
Misses 10 and Nellie Darling; OF
x-beeiinr we're the guests or MISS Nel-
Eo Williams. wednesday evening.
Miss Devine. Of Buckhannon' vas
A., e,,osf ~ Miss Name Charlton a te"
DAYS this week. r.,---,.+
Nc the guest Of Miss Jessie Stewart q
mart Of this week. 49,.
Miss Elenor Butcher. VINO mas oetA
visiting at the home Of J. ) Soolhs lh,
'etrrned tc-her home IN Parkersours
H. = G Hawker. Of Atlanta. G..
s,enf a few days of this week win ms
,,s~Snts. Mr.. and Mrs. James HaWze''
Ms lizzie MILAN. of PitJsourg' Pa
: visiting her brother. J. N. MILAN.
ar, and Mrs. Ed. Booth and little
a.-rbter Mildred, ere spending q re-"
DAYS in PittSburg. "a ..-..- ~
~ s,a Mrs. W. 5. MOntgomery, OF
Morgantown. are visiting the former $
parents here. - p,t+sb,,r- d
Mrs. E. B. Todd, OF F,.tsouI .i AZ, I .
L. visiting her parents Mr. ana MIS-
B. Motter. .,.,,~-e5
Homer and Burch Keen returned
'rhrrsdav morning from Lexington
Ky where they hac been S1lehuins
school for the past two months.
Mrs. Augustus has purcnased Ine
Ron TON store. corner OF Clarksourg
and Water streets -. ri.
&nont Monday. ~ =.
Il AErs. Clara Barker nee Beatty ior-
-lv Of this place, but now OF Okla
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
..NTAKING HOME

Nothing better than q go -. )
food. What to have for the 1-'
Dinner. t-..-.r..e-.. 8
troubles and visit our store.
i'm the way OF coffee. Cocoa. 1
Nfived Nuts. Eigs. Date 't--. I
Pnddirc' etc. we furnish thr br ..
Is only an idea Of what We can ., 1.-
HCEBELS GROCERY - s..
dei3dh ---
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
MINING STOCKS.
CHICAGO, January Q

Wheat
Opening. High. Low. Closed
July 79i+G% So, 1871
Corn
May 254 c--.d25 2J5.
July 262, 957s 2G@sT2. -r, r-.
Oats
May 195s 1875 1875 iH-i
Pork
May s. sea s. 9-ik $50 g.
81
Lard
May 395 GA 3g5 40
Short Ribs
May Ss5 4o25 3@
Car lots-Wheat. %; oats -3: corn. u;
hogs. 1900.
Est Inmates for Monday-Wh
$50; corn, 400; hogs. goo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
EDUCATIONAL.
MONT De Chat
NEAR WHEELING. "
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

Affording competent instr
the branches OF higher educat
and German taught by NATIVE
Course OF music, vocal and D.
is that OK the best conserya,
rope. Drawing and Paintiul
Calisthenics. Board except
Location unsurpassed FOR
health. Apply 10
ocl THE DIR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
NNINGTON.

". Va. January p
Koen wac in FairmOnt
urry. Of FairmOnt. was
lends in our city a few
avn. of BingamOn. is
Carl c. Martin.
BuckhannOn, and
s. were the guests
ednesday.
as been visiting
returned home
of BiNey-
I'D MS. ].
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
WASHINGTON.

Washington. Pa. January 2.-Con-
.4ssman AchesOn has returned 10
shingtOn City. after having spent
holidays at his home IN this place.
1ere were several dances held at
rent halls in town on New Year
and large crowds were in attend
at all of them.
II. Allen. formerly OF the sup
BILE" Office. has opened q jon
Office i'm the old Journal office.
nd Mrs. Charles B. Wilson, OF
K. were the guests Of Washing
ives this. week.
abel c. Williams returned 10
in Cleveland this week, after
visit with her sister. Mrs.
Wolf. on Jefferson avenue.
he Luton. Of CanOnsburg,
lest of Washington relatives
III. Howdon left this week
Colo.
nest Pollock. has returned
with friends at Cleveland,
Jones has returned from a
o. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
onehoO. of the Allegheny
seminary. was Washing
This week.
N Treat. of West Beau
New YeaEs with friends
EFT B. Reed. of East Maid
as the guest this week OF
ellis. Of Youngstown, o.
Hiu. Of Shinglis. has re-
visit at the home of her
r. p Yin Germantown,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
MIME. of Pittsburg
- ri ID home of his

M0yne, 81 PlttSDOrs.
as at tlR home of his
fusf LeNLoyne. of South
aship.
Sander. pastor of the Sec
Presbyterian Church,
idays at the home of his
lmingtOn. Pa.
Best. who is attending
York. spent the holiday
b home Of her father, Mr..
of North avenue.
Allison has returned
it'll CanOnsbUrg friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03

of Rixey-
Id MS T.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02
The Gate of Fame.

A man climbed YEARLY to the gate of
fame, and, reaching it, knocked.
There was no answer. and he knocked
again with more force.
A stranger stood by and laughed.
"What would your" asked the
stranger.
81 would get in" replied the man
500 you think 1 am work ing this
knocker for amusment?"
"But you can't" said the stranger.
"Why not?" demanded the man.
"You don't know how" answered
the stranger.
.sIf could only make the doorkeep-
er hear" exclaimed the man, 81 would
PROVE
"If." said the stranger, and laughed
some more. Finally he said: "Let go
of the knocker for a minute and let's
talk it over. Be reasonable"
"Be reasonable!" repeated the man,
getting very excited. "Be reasonable!
Why, I'll take brick to this door in
about minute!"
"Now you're talking sense" return
ed the stranger, ''and yet that's hardly
the thing either. Haven't you an AKA"
"What do you mean?" asked the man,
beginning to feel that he didn't quite
understand things. "All 1 want is a
chance to show my right to enter.
Look at theseD'
The stranger loo ked at the scrolls
prepared for his inspection.
"Very pretty" he said, ''and doubt
less very meritorious, but have you no
ticed some of the people who have gone
in recently?"
So confess 1 have not paid much at
tention to them,'' admitted the man.
"That easily explains your absurd
action" said the stranger. IF you
had paid any attention to some of them.
you would have quickly seen that Gre
dentials are somewhat out of date and
that it is now customary to get in with
a jimmy, sledge hammer or little nj,
troglycerin and then strut about a good
deal SO as to throw off suspicion. 81.
So saying the stranger produced
mighty club and knocked the gate off
its hinges. Thus it was that eight
more people acquired what passed for
fame before the gatekeeper woke up
and barricaded the entrance. Chicago
Post.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02
tssesnaesse 90 es sessssnesset
81 COLLEGE NOTES, 4
9eoeoRefsaes &c oo essssses ee00F

From Student.
Frank Ewing drove to Chase on
Saturday,
Walter McCray has been riding a
bicycle to school this week.
Mr.. Fallen, of Harrington, came in
to attend school on Sunday.
The foot ball team are training for
a match game with Hoisington.
Randall Livesay wheeled to Hois,
ington on Saturday and returned Sun
dav.
Prof. Hennessv was called to Can
ton Thursday by the sudden death of
a sister.
Prof Smith attended the teachers
association at Mcpherson on Thanks
giving. y
Messrs. Walter MeCray, Powell and
Watt visited with George Riegel on
Sunday.
p Mfr. Brown gave a graphnnhone
entertainment at No. II on Friday
evening.
Nellie Robinson. of the CIaain
school, was with the home folks on
Thursday.
Miss Emily Waugh gave Thanks.
giving party to few friends Thurs.
day evening.
Mr.. Baird, state secretary of the
Y M G. A., talked to the students
Sunday afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

W.
W. ss=eSsss=ses9ssse ~
From ''Beezee Tucker"
Winter has come again.
Geo. Wilka I'D l.. Lusk are work.
ing on wells.
Mrs j. Heller was reported on the
SICK list last week.
j. Coss is being troubled now "a
days with sore hand
Mss Pearl Gould was shopping in
Great Bend Saturday
The schools of this vicinity were
closed on Thanksgiving day.
Clark Coss was visiting lis brother
in law in McCracken last week.
DR.. Shaw had new cattle shed of
medium capacity erected at his farm.
A fool can't learn much from wise
man, but wise man will learn a great
deal from fool.
j. w. Reinecke was up in Rush
county last week, working on the
wheat hauling line.
The shooting match at Heller last
Wednesday was quite interesting. and
a good crowd were present. j. Coss'
gun took the turkeys.
We think that every body is in favor
of having a Christmas tree at Heller
this year, so you can buy a present
any time.
Fred Gerrett has quit his position
in the creamery and left for Bazine
last Saturday. Fred was the righ'
man in the right place, and well
recommended here.
We expect trouble in this vicinity
between Al. Fryherger and the
threshers of his alfalfa crop. as Al. is
not able to pay the bill at present
which will probably lead him to the
worst end of the bargain. But we do
not expect the case to go any farther
than the grand jury.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

WHAT was Christ killed for, and
who killed him? He tramped all the
way from Nazareth to Calvary. He
was born in borrowed barn. Respect
able sinners he called white sepul-
chres." He walked into temple he
did not own and drove out some
money changers, though he was
neither sheriff nor under sheriff
Right down at the bottom. Christ was
killed for his sympathy with the poor
and contempt for the rich and unjust.
He was regarded by the respectable
classes as an outlaw and a felon, and,
if you please, an anarchist. rev.
Myron w. Reed
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

per cent. These Items of unwelcome
news are in the large dailies, but you
will not see them In the local republic
can papers. Such items are crowded
out for that anti.free silver plate
matter. The reason 30 many of the
little, 2x4 republican editors still live
is because it is against the law to kill
'em.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

CHESTER I. LONG has formally an
nounced that he wants to be Jerry
Simpsons victim again next year.
But then-there' are others. Halt
q dozen others. in fact; good hard
workers, who will contest Chester's
right to the honor in the next repab.
lican convention.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

ESPECIAL attention is called to the
report of Secretary Coburn. of the
state board of agriculture. to be found
on the second page of this paper. In
this report Barton county stands
second in bushels of wheat produced
this year, only one county-Sumner-
showing a larger yield.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02
PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Services as usual, Sunday school al
9:45, preaching at IL a. 10. and p. 10.
Morning topic: ''Christ-likeness.'
Junior Endeavor at p. M; Senior En-
deavor at 7:3O. Evening topic: Mic
odemus ia the light of Scripture
All are welcome, ''come let us rea-
son together"
Yours,
J. @. BERGER
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

This time last year corn was SELL
ing here for IA cents bushel. To.
day it is selling here for II cents a
bushel," says an Iowa exchange. As
Iowa cast her electoral vote for enc
Kinley, the advance agent of pros
perlty," she ought to make the agent
deliver the goods or quit the prosper
itv business.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

The Tribune can work Its political
confidence" game on the public with
out let or hipdrance. but Uncle Sam
is liable to get after it if it continues
to publish lottery advertisements.
The DEMOCRAT and Beacon refused to
disobey the law.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

EVERY republican paper in the
land scored Grover Cleveland's 500
nothing Cuban policy" How does
President McKinley's Cuban policy
differ from the Cleveland policy? Has
the situation changed, or has the shoe
got on the other foot?.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

The Daily journal of that town is
greatly Mortified because the chief Of
police of Topeka went before the city
council and acknowledged that there
were joints in Topeka, always has
been and always will be.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

MINERS in the Anthracite district
have received notice from the coal
trust that they shall be permitted to
work but three days each week. The
rest of the time they can stomp around
to keep their feet warm and look for
that promised prosperity"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

The Kansas City Times asks: "If
it costs 7 cents to raise cotton and it
brings onlys51 what is Dingley fertili'
ger worth. to that vast and highly i'm
portant divlsionsof these United States
known as the south?p
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02
JOSEPH x. SMITH. Teacher.

Tue meetings at the Presbyterian
church were we'll attended. Rey. G.
A. Berger's work is highly commended
and we believe much good will result,
many having manifested deep interest
in the Christian life.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

LORD, how stinken' nice the Topeka
school teachers are, to be sure! The
right to eat onions has been denied
her scholars by a Topeka school
marin of uncertain age. And the
goodyrgoody Topekans, who get their
hop tea by express from Kansas City
are npholding her in this latest
abridgemen: of American liberty.
She ought to be slugged with rotten
apple.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

Don't think any one man can enjoy
all the good things of life The fellow
who loves eating if he INDUCES bis ap-
petite. will have dyspepsia, and then
ne will be like Vanderbilt, can't eat at
all without suffering. Don't envy the
fellow who apparently lives in clover
He has troubles you know not of Be
content with what you get honestly
and you Won't have the nightmare from
a diseased eonscienee- There is a
great deal of happiness in this world
mat ths riGh have never f0uaus
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

committees of Ohio shows that the
democrats spent IN the recent cam
paign, 81, 228, and the republicans
S54, S79. OF the latter fund Hanna
contributed $4,000. Money talks
in republican politics.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

"PnosPERIrv," the kind the east
voted for. but net the kind the west
ADVOCATED and supported at tbe polls.
is getting in its work in the manufsctnr'
ing districts. In the Massachusetts,
shoe factories the OPERATIVES werelast
rsek CutdoNn In their wages shout 20
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

II. j. Myers, the butter maker at the
creamery. was bumped over the high
places in the Woodmen camp last
Monday night.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

THE republican Register announces
Joe Sprinkler, of ElIinwood, as the
next democratic nominee 70 r
sheriff Isn't that quite frost for
Joe?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

Tom LEFTwICH carries his gall
with him in the same pocket with his
liars license. He not only sent out
that fake stuff about large "sink
hole" where the town of Rozelle once
was, but copies those dispatches
muddy water, blind fish and aIl-into
hts Eagle Optic and gives them to his
readers as hot stuff. Tom ought to
be an advance agent for Black Trilby
or the Edna Mae Forshay Co. His
knack of telling good lie and then
swearing by it is only exceeded by his
political fipperty- fiopperty.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

On Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
Dec. IL. II and Is, DIR. w. A. Phillips
will be at the Hotel Greene where all
who wish to consult him on medical or
surgical diseases of the eye or ear can
see him. Special attention given to
fitting of glasses for defective sight.
You should call early and arrange an
hour for consultation. All surgical
cases should be sure to be present the
FIRST DAY-Dec. 18th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

STOVE PIPE-5,O 900 joints, and ell
bows, at &c each. No CHEAP made
stuff. At the
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02
School Report.

Following is the report of the school
in district No. 81. Cheyenne township,
for the month ending Nov. 26th, 1897:
Number of Males enrolled 5
Number of Females enrolled. 3.
Total enrolment g.
Number of days taught 20.
Number of cases of hardness. II.
Visitors: M. L. Harrison. Those
perfect in department are: Phedail
Schmidt, John Kessler, Bessie Uden
and Grace Lewis. Those not below
o5 per cent are: Christ Deitz and Bessie
Allison.
Joseph x. SMITH. Teacher.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-12-02

FARMERS who have been 80
fortunate as to have a good wheat
crop this year, and have sold it for up
wards of 70 cents a bushel are
naturally well pleased with their good
fortune. While rejoicing over this
good luck they should also remember
that, had this country adopted the
free and unlimited coinage of silver
and increased the circulating medium,
or money of final redemption thereby.
their wheat wou'' have cold for 81 to
$1.5O bushel. L 81 you would have
received about double he amount you
did receive.