Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-08

60 to Mrs Tyler 8 for the latest
ST yles IN walking hats and sailors
Charlie Kreisel was among mum
her of Olmirz men in town the first of
the week.
Lyman Dodge left this week for
Lawrence. Kansas, To take IA course in
pharmacy
Martin MusiI OF Elm God. will sell
out his effects next week and remove 10
New Mexico
Eli Shame and Frank Greene are
arranging to GO on tie road with Is
to photograph outfit.
The nav scales, which the farmers
are going To put III south of the river
bridge, arrived Monday.
SO 90 buys You All upto date II
Gage shot gun. Better look at it.
LUNDBLADE & BoLINGER.
a whole lot of farmers have remem>
bered The printer when they sold ihelr
wheat. But there are Others
Jim Clayton was out from Topeka
this week, returning Thursday. and
taking Herbert and Eva with him.
Lou Kelley aud a L. Peugh were
TWO of Hoisington's live young men
taking in the county seat Tuesday.
Tie worlds growing better. John
Jacob Aston has asked that his assess
ment for taxation purposes be raised.
When man thinks public Office is
a private snap" there would be no
harm In disa busing him of the idea.
John Lindas, of PawHee Rock. has
something to say to the people of the
west end of the county about drills.
See bis ad.
The Boston painless fake is visit
| ing Ellin wood this week. His general
makeup would give one pain in the
vermiform appendix.
| With all the patronage that Hotel
de Jordan has these da, Salt would seem
that the sleeping apartments ought to
|
! The Boss, the only absolutely salts
factory Washing Machine made-just
as well get good one.
LUNDBLADE s. liOLINaER, agents
"Bradstreets' says the worlds pro
| ductiOn of wheat is smaller than for
many year past. Yet it is selling
for less than so cents per busheI.
The city council met Monday even
ing but did nothing of particular i'm
portance. An adjournment was taken
TO Wednesday exening, the 7th.
A young son OF Peter Maus fell from
the hay loft at Harvey s livery barn,
Tuesday, and injured him internally.
The doctors think he will recover.
Miss Myrtle Pelter has secured a
live month school at Waynoka. at $50
a month. After it is out she will
then attend State Normal at Alva, Ok.
Col W. z. FEEDER will leave for Oma
ha, Neb., Saturday of this week. to at
tend meeting of the S. of v, and put
IN week seeing the sights at the ex-
position.
Miss Shaffer, stenographer with G..
n. & E. r. Moses, was called to her
| former home at Haven, Kansas, this
week to attend the funeral of an es-
| teemed friend.
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| WhitewaSh the chicken house and
clean up generally, and those neat
young puIlets will soon show an appre-
citation of the change by depositing
their money getters.
Rev. 81. G. Attwater, of Arkansas
City, viii; hold the regular Wednesday
evening service in the Episcopal church
on next Wednesday evening. Special
music. All are cordially Invited.
CAsTeREA
Bears the AIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
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The King of Siam has sentenced one
of his ministers of state to Gu grass
for the royal elephants for the rest Of
his natural life. In other words, he has
been sent to grass by royal DEGREES
and will have a steady lob until he /.