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Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Fred Windhorst and John III. Scha-
mann, south side roadmasters, have
struck the proper gait in grading the
road to the bridge on the Arkansaw.
They have got it fixed up in better
shape than it has ever been, and are
deserving of praise from all who travel
that Way.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

JOHN d. KNOX, who did more than
any other one man in Kansas to work
off boom property on confding east
erners, and thus give Kansas a bad
name among eastern investors some
years ago, has been restored to the
list of effective preachers by the Meth
odist conference at Topeka. Rev.
John ought 70 be sent back into the
eastern states to pray with and for
his dupes, and help them deride Kani
sas for turning the republicans out
and the populists in Office. Rev. John
is solid republican.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

John Wasson was in from Eureka
township, Tuesday. He says be does
not think TIE wheat is injured any by
the late freeze
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Ladies who had household duties to
look after last week did not get out
and work early and late in order to
get voters registered who will try to
disorganize city affairs. They will
take time, however, to go to tbs polls
next Tuesday and vote for the best in-
terests of the CITY.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
CREsCENT BICYCLES ss7. 80.

If you must haye wheels fitted with
single tube. or N. s. W. double tube
tires. / can sell you CRESCENT for
S27 80. See my sample before buying.
CHAs. ZuTAyERN.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

At club meeting of married women
in Atchison recently, the subject of
first qual rels after marriage came up.
There were nineteen women present,
and eighteen laid the blame of the first
quarrel on their husbands. The nine
teenth woman admitted that it was her
fault. The nineteen'h woman was
widow
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

The best interests of the homes in
Great Bend can be protected by every
voter permitting himself or herself to
Dc guided by JUDGMENT, based on a
knowledge of FACTS, when casting a
ballot next Tuesday.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

ODr. A. H. Schroeder has located at
Albert to practice medicine. The doc
tor has located in good field.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

G. e. Wyman began moving into
town the first of the week. and will be
domiciled in his new, west side resi-
dence in short time
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

W. s. Pavey has received his certifi
cate as sole agent in Barton county for
the sale of DIR. Burkhart's medicine.
No one else has any right to sell such
medicines in Barton county, as they
agree to prosecute anyone else who at
tempts to sell in that territory.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
Total Registration.

The registration books closed Friday
evening last. and if your name is not
there enrolled you cannot vote Tues
day. The registration by wards IS as
follows:
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

AN entertainment and box supper
Will De given at school house district
NO. 4. on Tuesday evening, April 5th.
Come everybody, and bring your boxes.
Proceeds are to be used for a school
library
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Fresh mich COWS for sale by Flem
Harris, three miles east of Great Bend.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

The board of county commissioners
meets next Monday. April 4th.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Sole agents for O. F. Blanke's cof-
fees, the prize winner at the World s
Fail. Package coffee l0c pound.
LUNDBLADE & BoLINGER.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

DIR. Hayden goes to Larned next
week, will return April 10TH.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

The candidate for marshal, clerk or
street commissioner who gets 1926 votes
will be elected. Who Will get 'em?
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Call at Ferger's barber shop and see
samples Of D. b. Lamoreux's oil paint
lngs on glass. Nothing finer for photo
work
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

FOR SArE-A neat, room house.
well built and in q good location.
Small stable. chicken yard and house
deep well, trees, etc. Cash, or part
cash and part time.
WILL e. STOKE, Agt.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
Attention Oomrads.

Attention Comrads.
Let all who can attend the Old
Soldiers picnic Association meeting at
A. T. Fullerton's s April I'd.
P. r. Cory, Sec'y.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Those neither absent nor tardy were:
Katie, Edna. and Frank Schmidt,
Daniel Ratzlaff, Emma. Otto and Nora
Heinsohn, and Edwin Williams.
Feb. % was observed in commemora-
tion of Washington, Lowell, Longfel-
low and Lincoln.
Those who received an average of 80
and above in the last examination were:
John and Edwin Williams, Otto Helm
s0hn, and Emma Rudiger.
AGNES UNRUH, Teacher.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strothman Ell,
tertained a few friends at dinner, at
their neat Forest avenue home, on the
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Cal keenan,, in Great Bend,
at p. N. Tuesday the 29th. VIM. IL.
Mcdonald, brother of Mrs. keenan,,
and Miss Katie Walters daughter of
Joe Walters. OF Stafford county, were
married by Probate Judge Breeden.
The young couple Immediately left for
their home at Seward, where Mr. Nc.
Donald has store.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

A girls name may be Mary OF Mari
an, but you would never suspect it
from the way she spells it nova days.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

This Office has an elegant line Of
samples Of wedding cards, commence
meDt cards, menus, programs etc. Ii
you desire anything in that linet see
for Won
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Mark cross in every square on the
FIRST column OF the ballot and you will
be voting for the best Interests of Great
Bend
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Frank Nordman was down Tuesday
from Walnut township. Does not
think wheat is hurt any, although
frozen down to the ground.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Mrs. 81. j. Roelzel and daughter were
In the city last Saturday from Ellin,
wood
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Ed Allison and car wheel came in
contact the other day, with the result
that the Car. wheel is comparatively
uninjured, but Ed has one foot pretty
badly mashed
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Fl. s. Baird, of the west side, who
was caller Tuesday, says one cannot
tell how much, if any, the wheat is in
jured y the frost until we have rain
and some warm weather.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Fifty dozen tomatoes, for 25c.
crates of honey, 2 frames for 25c.
Olives, Olive Oil, Figs, Dates, etc. All
goods at popular prices, at A. r. Moss
Star Grocery
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Canton culivatOrs and listers-the
best made-at the Great Bend imple
ment Co. Get your orders in now, be
fore the spring rush begins.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Big john Bauer was down from
near Pawnee Rock Tuesday. He says
he is not borrowing any trouble about
the wheat crop being hurt.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Aunty Ruth Martin, colored, got a
milch COW by express this week. Valu-
able packages are not trusted to the
freight trains.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Have you seen the best lister for the
money? If -ot, call at F. II. Miller's
Hardware and Implement Store, west
side of square
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
WILL e. STOKE, Agt

Box rents are due st the postofice
tomorrow.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

CLeon Roberts spent Saturday and
Sunday school is out.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Fcrty~three boxes of Oranges and
Lemons sold last week-fresh lot for
this weeks trade. Prices low. Star
Grocery of A. R. Moss.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

The liquor question In Barton
county is a condition and not a prin.
ciple. The fact is plain that liquor
always has been sold in abundance
here, and the towns that are wise will
accept the condition that exists and
get what revenue they can out of it,
usul the Conditions change. This is
the business view of it and applies to
Hn-ington az we'll as to other towns
OF the county.-Hoisington Dispatch.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Al. Inc American sgire Horse, Creston win st.,a
curing the season of 1898, beginning Mare. ostls
A the spencer barn, Great Bend Kanras ~
mares served Sunday @s- Nc
r9ao; -HlA Nc; so 10 insure colt to stand snd s,..s
@ o., = II. &c taken to prevent accidents Int -
owners Vi1 not he responsible for any tAst ',- ss
sHAFFER BROS. oEnsrs
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Is IT possible that all the "loyalty"
among citizens of Great Bend is bound
up in the added brain OF Beacon Ed
Itor, to be distributed on election day
through the chosen few of newcomers
whom he seems to have gathered about
him as band of eager guerllas' to
storm the works Of the good citizens
who have so ably conducted city af-
faire? We hardly think SO. They
might claim to be the only angels
but they are not
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
ASTORIA.
The fac n
sisn.,r,a ~ /ZXHAN every
~ O5<G%T Z<Z<<<~ wrapper.

The Sons of Veterans will give an
other one Of their delightful and en-
tertaining cake walks. on Saturday
evening, April 9th. They will be as
sisted by the Ladies of the G.. A. B.,
and the proceeds will be donated to the
Grand Army post. NJ doubt there
will be as much sport as at previous
walks. A good attendance is assured.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
DR.. Hayden goes to Larned next
week. will return April 10ta.
The board of county commissioners
meets next Monday, April 4th.
Fresh mich COWS for sale by Flem
Harris. three miles east of Great Bend.
ODr. A Fl. Schroeder has located at
Albert to practice medicine. The doc
tor has located in good field.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strothman Ell.
tertained a few friends at dinner, at
their neat Forest avenue home, on the
9th.
Mark cross in every square on the
FIRST column Of the ballot and you will
be voting for the best Interests of Great
Bend.
Aunty Ruth Martin, colored, got a
milch COW by express this week. Valu
able packages are not trusted to the
freight trains.
Have you seen the best lister for the
money? If -ot, call at F. II. IMiller's
Hardware and Implement Store, west
side Of square.
Fcrty-three boxes of Oranges and
Lemons sold last week-fresh lot for
this weeks trade. Prices low. Star
Grocery of A. r. Moss.
Big john Bauer was down from
near Pawnee Rock Tuesday. He says
he is not borrowing any trouble about
the wheat crop being hurt.
Frank Nordman was down Tuesday
from Walnut township. Does not
think wheat is hurt any, although
frozen down to the ground.
Canton culivators and listers-the
best made-at the Great Bend imple
ment Co. Get your orders in now, be
fore the spring rush begins.
Ed Allison aud a car wheel came in
contact the other day, with the result
that the car wheel is comparatively
uninjured, but Ed has one foot pretty
badly mashed.
Fifty dozen tomatoes, 4 for 25c.
crates of honey, frames for 25c.
Olives, Olive Oil, Figs, Dates, etc. All
goods at popular prices, at A. r. Moss
Star Grocery.
H s. Baird, of the west side, who
was caller Tuesday, says one cannot
tell how much, if any, the wheat is in
jured b y the frost until we have rain
and some warm weather.
This Office has an elegant line Of
samples Of wedding cards, commence-
ment cards, menus, programs etc. Ii
you desire anything in that linet see
the samples, and give US time to order
for you. -
W. S. Pavey has received his certif
cate as sole agent in Barton county for
the sale of DIR. Burkhart's medicine.
No one else has any right to sell such
medicines in Barton county, as they
agree to prosecute anyone else who at
tempts to sell in that territory.
Fred Windhorst and John N. Scha-
mann, south side roadmasters, have
struck the proper gait in grading the
road to the bridge on the Arkansaw.
They have got it fixed up in better
shape than it has ever been, and are
deserving of praise from all who travel
that way.
Judge Townsley will probably re-
ceive his commission as postmaster the
coming week. He has retained Elmer
Dale as assistant. Elmer has had
several months experience in the post
Office, and will be much better prepared
to take up the work than an entirely
new hand.
OASTo7IA
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Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
School Report.

School report of School at No. 81
Dundee, for month ending. Feb. 25,
1898.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
a half dozen or more.

We haye just received line of Monarch" Shirts.
The handsomest line of goods shown in the city
There is better of world than
the Monarch" line
Prices from 81. "a to SI.75.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
3S4

Total 5?7 324
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-12
PRESCOTT.

The Parker case has been set for hear
ing in the supreme court on Monday,
January "a.
I. M. Alexander, OF Sycamore creek,
one Of the early timers OF this section, is
In Prescott. 1t Is his first visit here for
a year and a half.
Leo Won Rosenberg, a mining expert
OF great reputation, who represents an
Austrian syndicate OF capitalists, has
been In the Chaparral country for sew.
eral days, examining a property with a
view OF purchasing.
Eric Fredericks recently received a
letter from his brother Jasper, In juneau.
In which he states that Chris Linde
Frank Krell and himself have left the
mines where they have been employed
and are s%ojOurning at Juneau, awaiting
the arrival Of Peter Wenn, when they
will all leave for Lake LindermeD, where
they expect to obtain employment. Mr..
Wenn left here several days ago, and Ii
due to leave San Francisco for juneau TO-
morrow.
Prescott is growing and there ara very
few, II any, vacant houses In the town
ut for people to live In. There Is nc
boom, but certainly a healthy and sub
stantial growth.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-12
PHOENIX.

ThOs, 4, Flanagan has been appointed
court commissioner at Phoenix, vice
Commissioners Crenshaw, resigned.
j. NJ. Pratt Saturday returned from
New Jersey, where he has been the past
year. He will engage In the brokerage
and commission business, representing a
number of New York parties.
The last OF the so-called Daggs' crimi-
nal cases. following the somewhat SEN
sational failure Of the Bank Of Tempe,
four years ago, was dismissed yesterday
by Judge Sloan, to whom they had been
assigned.
The schools OF the county for the FIRST
time In several years are out OF debt, and
each district has a balance 10 Its credit.
Last year the Phoenix district was over
81, 900 in debt but now has to its credit
the sum OF 1894.
On the 10th OF February will occur the
marriage OF Miss frankie Alexander,
formerly and for many years a resident
Of Phoenix and a great fayorite among
our people, to DR.. Il. W. Flemming, a
prominent specialist OF Los Angeles.
william Dowell returned this morning
from a trip to Arkansas, his former home.
He did not return alone, for Mrs. Will
liam Dowsll, nee Miss WillmOth Wyles,
accompanied him, and the happy couple
will make Phoenix their future home.
At a meeting OF the supervisors yester-
day, several propositions were submitted
for the grayeling OF the Tempe and Yuma
roads, but the board thought as the work
was to be paid for out OF public funds, 1t
was advisable TO fix a price and let every
body who wanted have a chance TO haul
gravel.
Monday marked a new era In the
school days Of u more advanced pupils
In Phoenix, The opening OF a building
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-12

About $40O Is said to have been bet IL
Flagstaff on the execution OF Durrant.
X. NJ. Doe, OF Flagstaff, is said to be Al
applicant for the position OF United
States attorney.
Sheriff Leatherwood, Of Pima county.
has reported license collections for 1895
to the amount Of t16,9l5.
There are now 1873 patients In the ter.
ritorial insane asylum. Accessions are
received weekly. but no decreases are
reported.
j.. ]. Tucker. DR.. Gilbert. Frank John.
son and Pebe johnson, OF Mesa City, are
absent In Pinal county and will launch
the new gun boat and duck cruises on
Reservoir lake.
IL is said cupid il at his pranks In
Pearce, and two young hearts are to be
joined In wedlock soon ut that burg.
Both contracting parties are we'll known
In Tombstone.
At attempt was made 10 burn the Alma
school house at Mesa on Wednesday
night. Wood was piled against the
building, coal oil poured Oyer the wood
and the pile burned, but luckily II was
a poorly managed job and went out be-
fore catching the building.
From the annual report OF Probate
Judge Hicks, Of Yavapai county, the fol-
lowing interesting figures are gathered
Number Of persons examined during the
year for insanity, II; committed TO the
asylum, ~; discharged, q; estates settled
during year, 80; number now being adj
ministered, 90; school districts in the
county, 40; teachers holding first grade
certificates, 80; teachers holding second
grade certificates, n; number OF persons
examined for certificates during the year,
80; certificates issued, 81; refused, 9;num.
Der Of school children In the county as
per census report, June 80. 1897, 1871.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-12

From the Mineral Wealth.
License a collected by the sheriff for
the year 1897, $5.I3l.
John linus aud bride left on a wedding
tour to Los Angeles on Wednesday even.
ing's passenger.
Napoleon Boner. who has been up from
the Sandy with a bucking tooth returned
Tuesday, our climate having soothed the
ache like a dose Of chloral.
Judge Redman, Henry Loyen and
Clarence Harris have bonded their gravel
mines OF the Colorado river to the Temple
Bar company.
Judge Blakely has gone to his mine
near Cedar 10 start up his little stamp
mill on ore from the Belle McElroy. The
Judge will have a gold brick in his sack
when he returns.
DR.. X. A. Rally had a birthday Tuesday
and he invited a number OF his friends to
a banquet on the strength OF 1t. Judge
Logan was the toast master and he
wished the doctor many more returns Of
the day and voices to the right and left
OF him said, those are our sentiments
too"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-12
THAT GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION.
Alleged Charges Of Corruption In the
T~hlrtK-Second LeRlslatnre.

Alleged Charges Of Corruption In the
T~hirty-Second Legislature.
The magic power Of s~ubpOenas issued
by the proper authorities out OF the
United States district court for the First
judicial district had the effect OF bring
ing several witnesses 10 town, among
these Joe Il. Sheridan, the good looking
editor Of the Silver City Enterprise; G.
+. Grayson, an opulent Silver City
banker, who looks as IL he had been used
all his life to clipping coupons, handling
bonds and eating terrapin stew; ". X.
Martin, who holds down the fat sit as
territorial coal oil inspector, and W. 4.
Dame, who presided over the sessions Of
the house Of the Thirty-6rst Legislative
assembly. What these gentlemen know
or are supposed 10 know concerning the
rumors, charges and reflections cast upon
certain members Of the Thirty-second
assembly, is at present still q secret.
The United States attorney proposes TO
investigate these rumors, reflections and
charges as thoroughly as can be done and
the street has II that he has the full sane.
ton Of the attorney general Of the United
States in the matter and carte blanche
~ 10 the expenditure OF United States
funds for the purpose.
None Of the witnesses named have been
before the grand jury 40 far, and II Is be-
lieved that the wheels will not commence
grinding until the morrow. II is also
understood that the grand jury desires
the presence Of Hon. George W. Curry.
ex-member OF the council Of the Thirty
FIRST and Thirty. second legislative as
semblies. and sent a little billet doux
after him TO bring him to the capital OF
the Montezumas from the sweet smelling
orchards OF fair Tularosa. II Is further
asserted that air. Childers expects to have
a goodly lot Of statesmen travel TO the
territorial capital at government expense
and that he will endeayor TO have the
grand jury probe these matters and
charges to the very bottom. a c0nsumma-
tion that will be ~applauded by the good
people OF New Mexico. II 1t can be
brought abOut.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-12
From the Miner.

From the Miner.
The Klngman BOttling works has just
put in q six-horse power boiler and a
large steaming tank and with their other
facilities can handle In the neighbor-
hood Of a car load OF beer daily.
The IOO-ton mill Of the Security De.
yelopment company, at Chloride, Is run
ming smoothly and making q carload OF
concentrates daily.
Fred. Mitchell and Dave Long have
gone TO the Union Pass country where
they will prospect for gold the balance Of
the winter.
The second payment on the purchase
price Of the Buckeye mine wa made a
few days ago. The property Is now in
good shape and the new owners will soon
commence shipping ore to the smelter.
W. W. Dunbar was circulating a petit
ton in Kingman, this week, praying for
the appointment Of K. M. Doe as United
States attorney for Arizona. Mr.. Doe is
a good lawyer and an excellent gentle
man.
Frank Hawley was taken suddenly III
while iOurneying TO White Hills in a
wagon last Sunday night and died before
medical aid could reach him. Erick
Johnson, who was with him at the time.
did all in his power TO relieve the suffer
ing Of the dying man. Death was I'M
doubtedly due TO heart disease.
A. II. Perkins, who conducted q small
store at old Hardyvllle, was found lying
unconscious on the floor Of the store, on
December 3lst, by a Mohave Indian. The
Indian Immediately reported the matter
at Fort Mohaye. Prof. McKoin and
Farmer Allison at once drove up 10
Hardyville, but the old gentleman only
lived a short time after their arrival.
His death was due to heart disease, from
which cause he had been q great sufferer
for many years.