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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

snver cloua MlnlnE compnnr.
Location OF Mines. Tlntic Nln,nr Ma.
trlci. Juab Co., Utah. prlncipaI
race OF Business. Salt Lake
CltN Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that at a
1m,eet,ng Of the directors 81 the silver
ouu Mining Company, held October
~ 1898, an assessment OF one.thiri OF
me cent per share was levied on
the capital stock Of the company Issued
and outstanding. payable 10 III secre-
,aTy AZ his office. Fire Department
neadguartera. East First South st.,
Stt Lake city. Utah. az once and be-
iore the 10th day Of November. isys.
my stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10th day Of
November Will be- delinquent and I'd.
Nertlsed Tor sale NJ public auction ard
unless payment u made before will be
sod on the 25th day Of November 1885
~ pm, at the office Of the secretary,
70 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
kethcr with cost Of advertising and ex-
penae % sale.
Approvedi
W n qfNtAtnNo t,...ta.
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TO this. then they had performed their
duty and N the children became recre-
ant TO the truth. the sin would not fan
upon the heads OF the fathers and moth
ers. The Church Institutions should be
supported the children Of the Saints
should be found In them. and then great
good would be accomplished, and God
would bless His people.
The choir sang the anthem:
Song Of the Redeemed
Benedlciion was pronounced by Elder
Charles w penruse.
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Noriol on srocKnoLDrns mEnTIs0

There win be meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Montreal Mining and
Smelling Company. AZ room 81 Me-
Cornlck building, Wednesday. Novem-
her 23rd 1895, al 10 o'clock a. M, for the
purpose OF electing officers OF the cor
pUratlon for the remainder Of the cur
rent corporation year,
G. T.. MASON. President.
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A special meeting Of the si0ckho'isr
OF the iiersohel GOid Mining COMPANY
viii be held AZ the company ono, "
Mccormick Building. Salt Lake ulih
WsdneHday, Nov 80 1895, AZ II oeilt
upon the matter 81 reducing the eiR'
tlillation of the compauy. by fris''
ton Of the par value u ~ shares
\, n. PEARSON. sell
salt Lake. oct. Is. 1895
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TO be sold az sheriff's sale at the
west front door OF the County Court
House. ~ the city OF salt Lake. County
OF Salt Lake. state Of Utah, on Tues,
day the 18TH day OF November. l,ss
at " o'clock noon Of said day, ali the
fighl tltle, claim and interest OF The
above named defendants, Anna Mar
sandberg and J. G. sandberE, OF In
and 10 the real estate described az foi'
lows, to-wit, All " lots seven (5) and
eight %, In Block Four 90. OF sup.rior
Addition 10 Salt Lake city as per pIs,
filed In the Recorders ONCE on sn,,
Lake County, Utah. situated In the
county OF Salt Lake. State OF Utah
Purchase price payable in lavy,,,,
money of the United States. '"
PIERCE chlTciILoW a BARRETTs
Attorneys for PlalntII
Dated october "a, 1895.
THOMAS 4. LEWIS.
Sheriff OF salt Lake County. State q,
by A. q. DYER.
Deputy Sheriff
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Ahd N accordance with law and a..
oruts o. ne board Of directors, MAJ.
many shares OF each parcel M 80
Stock as may be necessary, win bs w
az public auction 10 the highest bfiIu
~ cash, az the office OF M secrst,i.!i
si4 state street, Salt Lake CIV. ti,,l'
On the 18Th day Of November. isss
NE hour OF 10 O'Clock a. M. 10 pay az
nHHl uent assessments thereon, tog.tber
ptnses OF sale. '' OK
II. u. MILLER
o., a.. o. Secretary.
"s state Street Salt Lake City. Utah
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NHu In ar1ordhnce With law and ore
der 81 the board OF dirccicra made on
the goth day OF September, is9s, ~
many shares Of each parcel Of such
stock a. may be Necessary viii be add
AZ the sccrctary'a ONCE. az Room Z.
Deserct Natlnuai Bank building. sait
Lake city. Utah. on Monday. the 2iHt
day Of November. isgs, at IL o'eioek
noon 90 pay the delinquent aasssnnont
thereon, together with costs OF adyer-
tlalng aud expense Of sale.
J. ". MoYLE. secreary.
Room Z, Deaerct National HANK
nullding. salt Lake City. Utah
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provo. uTAlf.

In the divorce suit Of Ina Carter vs.
Edmond Carter, Judge Dusenberry on
saturday rendered a decision. granting
piaintn a divorce. the home and SIS "a
month alimony, payable on or before
nc 10Th Of each month. together with
t25 attorney fees She was niso given
the custody " two minor children.
IN the suit Of Hines W. Hinea. the
matter Of settling attorney fees. today.
from Nornal.
In the case u Nora u. Hughes VI
Harry II. Hughes, demurrer 10 defend.
ants crofs-complaint was sustained and
lDIonlAnL ElNnn ton day. In am.nl-
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Antler Gold Mining Company.
Principal Place OF Business at Sal,
Lake city. Utah.
NOflee Il hereby given that at a
meeting OF tho directors. held on OctU-
her "a, 1898, an assessment OF one l)
mill per share was levied on the capl-
tai stock OF the corporation. issued and
outstanding. payable on December LIST,
1855. 10 a. w. Rlybould. treasurer OF
the company, at the ONCE OF the com
pany, No, 40 south Main street, up-
stairs, Salt Lake CITY Utah
Any stock upon whlcn this assess
ment may remain unpaid on December
LIST. 1895. will be delinquent on Decem-
Der End, is9s, and advertised for sale al
public auction. and unless payment IL
made before. will be sold on December
10, 1925, 90 pay the delinquent assess
merit together with cost u advertising
and expenses Of sale.
A. W, RAYBouLD. Secretary.
oflice AZ 100 SO. Main st.. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
Dated November LIST, 1898.
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sorion TO CREDITORS


Creditors Will present claims EiiA
youchtra 60 the undersigned a ~
Peoples Cash Store, corner First slgA
aud Richards street. salt Lake GU.
on Or before the i2ih day OF Nafth, A
y. 1893. SARAH ANN MOTT
Administrative % the estate " sila
Beck. deceased.
Date u first publication. N0ytnif
nth. a. .. 1895.
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In inc Dlsirlci Court Of the Third in.
dlcial District. County OF Sail
Lake. State OF Utah.
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Adam orth Benin. Plaintiff.
vs.
Henry II. Skdm1fe. Sarah A. Skid
more. his wife. and Utah Power
Company. Corporation, Defend
ants.
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The undHrslgned viii sell AZ bfiyat,
sale IN separate parcels. the two piece,
OF prup,riy described az follows,
l. Az ihe right. title. claim ana In.
,stcs' OF each OF said minors In ana q
Lake city Survey. Sail lake CITY anS
] County. state OF Utah
. Al she right, title. claim and In.
I tsreHi Of each OF said mln0rs In and IA
the property known as Calder'a Farm.
eslng In four parcels. described "a fol.
All that portion OF the potthw.,,
quarter IN w. ~ OF the northeast
quarter az, y. ~ OF section slniegn
ub) IN Township two 90 south OF rang
one ul west. Salt Lake Meridian. wing
west OF south Jordan Canal, situated IN
salt Lake County. Utah.
NJ that portion Of the southeast quar-.
YET o. ". W Of che southwest quarter
Is. W. ~ OF section nine (sl. tewn.bin
two tD south Of range one M west
Salt Lake Meridian, lying west ~ 49,,
south Jordan Canal, situated In gai,
Lake County. Utah.
Al OF the southwest quarter a.. "
~ OF inc northeast quarter ~ u. u
o. section sixteen dGb. In townfhip avn
tD south Of range one al vest ~,
Utah. Nouh'y'
Al OF the southeast quarter a. n. u,
OF the northwest quarter az. W. " ~
section sixteen uO. township two ts,
south % range one a. west Sail IL.
Meridian, IN Sal, Lake County. Uiah
November. 1855 '"' "'
Written bids VIII be received At IN,
oniee OF Young n Moyie, Attorney ~.
Deseret National Bank, on the reras, y,
MAIN and First South streets sai,
Lake City uiah. 'Ai'
Terms, cash; 10 per cent Of the a,,oy,,
bld payable az the time OF sale. baisnrs
wv" '"' sennrnailon by the court.
Guardian OF she persons ma -.
OF Anna H. and Agnes VI. C,iis,
Dated Salt Lake Civ. Nav 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

NoTfCE;-Thcrs are deiinquent tpon
the following described stock. on ac.
count o. assessment No. 2. levied on the
soth tay Of September. 1885 the sew
cfal amounts set opposite the names u
the respective shareholders aa fOiloya:
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Mountain Lake Mlninr Company.

Location and Principal Place Of Bust.
ness, Room Z, Deaerct National
Bank nuildinR. cor. Main and
First South Streets. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
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And Ia accordance with Law ana or
der of board Of directors made on The
18th day VI September. 1885. so may
shares Of each parcel Of such stock ~
may be necessary will be sold al The
tecrciary'E office. No. n west Fra
South street. salt Lake city, Utah. an
friday. november !, isss, at O'clock
.. M, 10 pay the delinquent aasesanenf
thereon. together wleh costs OF adyor.
Using aud expense Of sale.
ALEX BUCHANAN JR..
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In the District Court Of the Third Ju-
dlclai District County OF Salt
Lake, state u Utah.
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In the Matter OF the Guardlanshlp Of
the Persons and Estates u Anna
II. Calder ana Agnes II.
Calder. Minors.
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H. 4. brlgga. plaintiff. w Anna Mari
sandberg and J. c. sandberg.
defendanta
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~ a meeting Of the directors held
Friday, November 4, ises. the sale OF
delinquent stock was continued until
Monday, December 8. 1855. at s o'clock
D. m.
ALEX. BUCHANAN JR..
Secretary.
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william II. Prlnn. Fred Kerns. Isaac n
stevens. John J. wyatt. John M
GOODMAN. Alice l. Davidsan
nsl9me A. Jones. A. u. Place. Louis
w Hanson. Nettlc Harvey, Th8mss
Defendants w.
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capitol mn Land q Improvement Com.
snS Corporation, Thomas ].
niue hnd NJ. l.. Hopkins, Plalnttffa
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
The washable Mining Company.
Location Of Principal Place OF uu.i.
ness. SAX Lake City. Utah.
Location Of Mines and works. cassla
County. Idaho.

There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account on A..
heannrni No. 2, levied on the iath dav
OF September. 1898, thc several amounts
set opposite the names 81 the respect.
I've shareholders as followsi
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In The Third District Court Of the Third
JUDICIAL District County OF Salt
Lake, State OF Utah.
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Estate Of Emelinc Young cR,ss. u.
ceased.
Creditors Will present claims E.ih
vouchers % the undersigned a d.
Dcuerct National Bank, Salt Lake Gu,
uah. on or before the 18th DAY Y
March. A. -. 1899
HYRuM s. YOUNG
Admlnagirnt0r Of The Eraie % Enf.lfi
Young croshie. Deceased
Date OF frat publication, Noyembf
II. A. d. 1875.
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Location OF Mines. Big Cottonwood
Mining District. Salt Lake
County. Utah.
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NOTICE. az DILINQuENr Ass,ssn,S,
West Buckeye Mining Co. a corpo,,
tlon.
Location on Principal Place Of Buslnass
salt Lake City, Utah.

Noticei-There are dellnauent ma,
ths following described stock an ~p ~
souhl ~ assessment levied on he 81.
uaS OF September, 1888. the sgvsr.i
amounts set opposite the names M th.
respective shareholders, as follow, Wv
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In the District Court OF Salt Lake
County. state OF Utah. Pro-
bate Division.
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| evils IS . I've.
P;vrffp Lst rElTsnrs

PENNSYLVANIA salt MFG, &C.
froprietors, Phila, Pa
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PROBATE AND GuAHDI,NsuT
NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 CREDITOR,

Consult County Clerk OF the r,.s,rn
signers for Further infofrais.
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w. u, sick was nnld $50 by Justice
.sD,h "a satutiay FOR nghilng with Ly-
man ls"hbInA sick wiz appeal
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The amuscmetsH presented By Man.
aFer Jones " the opera house this week
afei Thuuday evening Alden nenssllct
aud Mlhs Martha Brauford IN Fahio
Iomlln,and fgteay evening" III Hcnry's
muatrcla.
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About sixty head u sheep we're Killed
or wounded ~ they had 10 b. KILLED. II
JHnles ~ Beans corral Friday night
the work.
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DELINQUENT NoriuE.

". II. SIMMONS. pre.ldcn.
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H. Fairbanks has opened an urt
fillfiy In he iupm Just south VI tina
plaiofice who're many beau,ifiil work !
81 az from Mr.. Fairbanks easel can
Do seen, The place n we'll worth a Mai.
rum the Lovers - the haltulfui
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Dated a, Sal, Lake CITY Utah. 4 4
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10
County Sunday School Convention.

The l2th Barton County annual >. >.
Convention met this year at Hoisington
in the Christian church. on Thursday.
October 20, 1898.
The convention was called to order
by A. Fl. Baker at $50 a. NJ. and just
then the county president, L j. Bar
ker, of Great Bend arrived and opened
the convention, by calling on Elder
Wickham of Claflin to read a portion
of Scripture and offer prayer.
The State Secretary, J. Fl. Engles, of
Abilene, addressed the Convention On
Sunday School Work. Written reports
from Sunday Schools were presented
and read by secretary.
The county has Al Sunday Schools
at this time.
Addresses were made by 1 n. Nc.
ConnelI, j. 81. Engles, Mrs. Mollie
Sbbltt and others.
Essay was read by Mrs G.. G Carey
of Great Bend. onIthe subject of THE
Work and the Workers." which WAS
especially instructive and well received.
Mrs. l.. G. Schnacke On PRIMARY
Work" This subject VAS we'll matured
| and full of instruction to primary
| teacher, and was we'll received, coming
from teacher of many years ex>
perience in this line of work.
The convention was well attended
in the afternoon and night by the north
half of the county. and large delega.
ton from Great Bend. 81 delegates
registered.
The county is apportioned by State
$50 90 for Sunday School work and
expenses. Many schools made offerings
to pay this amount.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing ear for Barton county:
President. L. j. Barker. Great Bend;
Secretary. j. j. Wlnterburg, Great
Bend; Treasurer, E T. Stewart, Hois-
lngton.
! County Executive COMMITTEES: Rev
l.. q. Schnacke, w. w. Troxal, E. r.
Stewart and the county president and
secretary.
Delegates to the State Convention
tor 1899; Rev. j. c. Berger, Ellis Pur
lee. Mrs Mollie Slbbitt Jno. +. Boyle,
A. b. Lsrkins and RsV. n Rogers.
Twenty -onetownship vice presidents
to be chosen by the executive commit
tee at frs: meeting.
The convention will long be remem
bered as good one in point OF instruc
tlon and interest to Sunday School
people,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10
4-Music.
$ School Punishment and Penal.
ties. Supt. M. L. Harrison.

4-Music.
s. School Punishment and Penal.
ties. Supt. M. L. Harrison.
We were told that morality, intelli-
gence, ana obedience are the leading
req quirernents of good citizen. So it
is also with school pupils. A teacher
combines the executive. legislative, and
judicial departments all in one. and is
almost required to be omniscient and
omnipresent. More attention ought to
be paid to the Golden Rule. Con.
science. honor and moral sentiment
should be some vulnerable points by
which to govern children. Ridicule
and corporal punishment should be
rarely employed; moral suasion should
be the principal method of influencing
children toward doing the right thing.
6-Reports of committees were then
called for. The committee for the good
of the Association had no report to
offer. A motion was made and carried
to retain the committee.
Ut was decided to hold the next
session at Hoisington the first Satur.
day in December dec. 81
S-Miss Goodwin was elected to fill
the vacancy caused by 0. r. Kackley's
absence, on the Executive Committee.
Ono otion was then made and car
ried to the effect that we adjourn.
Io-The lecture in the evening by
Prof. E. D. Webb, of Dodge City was
highly appreciated by the large audience
which was present.
AGNES UNRUH. Secretary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

The snow that visited Kansas on the
18th of October was % days the earliest
OF any show on record in this state.
Tue first white frost occurred on Octo-
ber 18th. IA DAYS later than the aver
age date, and the first black frost on
the 19th-3 days earlier than the
record.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

Cal Crilly sends up word from Okla.
homs, to his old friends in Barton
county. that he is no longer the "Cal
Grizzly of Kansas" but is now in differ
ent circumstances-hss a fine farm
near Alva, plenty of stock, farm all
under fence, and does not owe dollar
in OkIahoma-audh hopes soon to be
ahle to Say that is his condition as to
Kansas also. Calls many friends up
here will be glad to learn of his pros
peri:y.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

Jonah Tullis. of the south side, is
having trouble with his s75 Home
Disturbing" steel range, bought from
travelling agents who are now hun.
dreds of miles away, but who did not
forget to leave his note at the bank for
collection. Another example of the
mistake of buying from strangers what
You can get from home merchants.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

John B. Jordan, of near Urbana,
Ills, an old friend of Jesse James.
cropped off a couple of days last week
on his way to Colorado. Jesse "show.
ed him about" and that meant that
the visitor had good time and went
away with a good impression of Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

A. Laidlaw had misunderstanding
the other day, and now goes about
with his eye in mourning No, it WAS
not brought about by an election argn-
meut; but Was the result of q collision.
while on horseback with Clothes line
that he did Ot know was loaded.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

As proving the power of the press an
exchange calls attention to the fact
that its editorial mention that MARI,
ages were too scarce in the neighbor-
hood resulted in three weddings before
the next issue came out. OF course.
1t was the power of the press that did
it, but 'twasa t that kind.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

Walt Cornell the other day surprised
9 big American eagle in the acting max
ing q meal of skunk Walt was SD dis
gusted ut the bird Of 90 noble record
dining on poiecat that he put load
of shot in his eagleship and ended his
downward career. The bird measures
over seven feet from tip to tip OF wing
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

"a kiss is never enjoyed by three
and "a woman always likes to have
an ther woman know she is loved, .
says Ella Wheeler Wilcox. 1t often
happens that kiss is not enjoyed
by two; but this is when two women
kiss each other,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

The human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep it
going longest by taking proper care of
it. and by not giving it more to do than
Nature. the manufacturer intended ii
to do.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

Mrs. E A. Rowell secured the hand.
some cook stove given away last week
to the lady who came the nearest to
guessing its weight, by the Great Bend
Impliment Co. The editors of the
Beacon. Register and DEMOCRAT were
selected committee to 'sload" the
stove tso as to change its weight) be-
fore the guessing commenced. and to
open the box and tally off the guesses,
which the committee did Saturday.
The stove, with several peiees of iron
and habit metal in it, weighed S7O}
pounds Miss Meta Weiss made q guess
and hit the weight exactly. Mr.. Weiss,
her father. who is with the Imp. Co.,
decided. however. that il was not fair
for any one connected in any man
ner with the firm to make guess and
the committee threw Miss Meta's guess
out. The next nearest guess was $40
pounds. But the committee sscer-
tanned that this was the SECOND guess
of little girl who had put in TWO
guesses. Her first guess-when her
name was registered-was 3s74 pounds
The second guess was decided by the
committee as unfair to all other
guesses, and was thrown out. Mrs.
ROwell's was the next nearest-3693-
within one pound of the weight, and
the committee awarded her the stove.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

The "war tramp" is abroad. He
blisters his arm with acid and goes up
to the back door with pitiful tale of
hardships he suffered. At the same time
he exhibits his arm and it seldom fails
to bring something.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

Sixteen or twenty OF the Great Bend
Knights Of Pythias went up t0 Pawnee
Rock last Saturday night tn visit the
Pswnee Knights Thev had 2 most en-
3oyshle time. % they always do wbss
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

A "bunch" Of Indian bucks, with all
the feathers and 6xin's of their '.at
home" costumes. brought their dogs
ponies, their feas and other pets with
them and camped in the east suburbs
of Great Bend couple OF days last
week, giving what they advertised as
an Indian war dance i'm the evenings.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

Mrs. POsteltbwsIt, under trial on
the charge of murder at Hutchinson,
was last week disc harged, there being
not sufficient evidence to convict her.
She some years ago lived at Ellinwood.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

A man saw an advertisement for a
pocket fire escape for one dollar. He
sent the money and in few days re-
celved u New Testament aid q copy of
q receipt tor making artificial ice.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

/ Don't forget to look at cur ad next
week. 1t will jolly you up and make
you feel better, aud will tell yon just
where To get the best goods for the
least money. G. N. & E. r Noses.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-11-10

When 8 Joplin man got home and
found another man drinking wine with
his wife and having good time gen
orally, he got mad and commenced to
make scene. just then his wife
asked him if he remembered about
taking ride with a little red.headed
speckled tout few evenings be fore.
He remembered, and the troubled
waters were calmed.