Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-07

to visit with her husbands family. II
was
Found, north of town, a small purse ..
containing change. See Isaac Reynolds n;,.
E. L. Hotchkiss and family left on han,
their visit to Colorado last Wednesday. It
Charlie Bacon was up from Eiin- on
wood, Friday. getting ready for the 4th. at Il
A fine, brand new baby boy was born e'n'
to Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Phillips Fri 80
day, July 1st. Sc
For SALE-A good mare, weight run
1850. Epouire of F r Patterson at will
G. N. E. R. Moses. SAM
The McCracken postof1ice was bur
glarlzed last Wednesday night Not ID
mucL booty was secured. TO"
Turn off the water from your lawn hea'
when you hear the whistle, or you are se'
liable to get into trouble. S'op
To RENT: A house with six good, i
large rooms. Inquire of 7. 81. Butler, of E
north of round house. so b
Benz. j. Unruh and John Bement and
were down from Pawnee Rock last deal
Thursday, on land deal. A
town these days. The cows are all in into
the harvest field, we presume. as b
Newt Ury. of Fort Scott, was in the get
city Friday evening. He is interested E
in the Wier City coal company. On q
Since the Spaniards were 80 success. begl
fully bottled at Santiago, what's the H. 4
matter with caging the Canaries? OF 2
Ed. s. Murphy, one of the boys of
Co. A, Kans, Vol, successfully passed
through an attack of the measles Wea
GIRL WANTED-For general house 49,.
work in family of 4. $3.50 week to 49,
good girl. Call at DEMOCRAT Office. A.,
Fred Loomiller came down from Col. ~
orado last week, to look after the har- ito
vesting of his wheat in this county 80,
1t is understood that Prof. Ed. T. the
BARBER or this city has been engaged stak
as principle of the Halstead schools. he C
The revenue stamp act is beginning y
to be felt. 1t rides pretty heavy upon YOU
real estate transfers, mortgages, etc. larg
By using the Baking Powder pamed to s
of pure food. Always use the Perfect"
The next meeting of the Kansas T
State Dairymens association will be the
held in Topeka November 10th to 18th. foul
I.d;os rhave - -. 49,. 49,, thei
r,,ro h.1i,n po,-,dos - tax,
fect''-guarantee every ounce.-Theo d
Griffith. you
Fred 3yram, oldest son of Frank 7
Byram. came up from Bronson, Kan. sett
last week, to remain here for the sum- of
mer. Mo
Many people seem to be letting their sz,'
weed crop 60 to seed before cutting, so the
as to be assured a good crop next year BEL
we presume. I
Secretary Cobun will have to revise Ele
his estimate of the Kansas wheat yield Ka
If reports of shriveled wheat continue pull
to come in. see
1t pleases everybody to know that ois
they can buy the pure baking powder &c
named Perfect so reasonably.-Theo nso ,,sa
Griffith. use
We can write receipts for subscrip.
tion to the DEMOCRAT without having yo'
tn nut ravanna e. 60 hs,
| W put fofOuuc stamps on tHem. come
and get one. ing
The stomach is our best friend aud
the next best is the Perfect" Baking in'
Powder. 1t is chemically pure and as Ina
sists digestion. he
Ii you fail to get your DEMOCRAT life
at the postoffice, call ut this Office for oai
a copy. We find that of late we have
to keep lot OF extras on hand etc
| ant
Mark Keynes, for several months oo,
foreman in the DEMOCRAT office, takes -,
a position this week in the grain Office 90,
| of j. R. Baker at PaWnee Rock
] section of good land for sale miles reI
west of Great Bend; extra we'll i'm del
proved. q miles good hedge fence on in
place. Write @. L. Gum, Heizer. Kan !
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