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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17
DISTRICT SO.
By THE Studen,s."

By THE Students"
Dan Miller was doing business up
in Olmitz last Monday.
j. F. Williams was visiting friends
down the Wet Walnut last Sunday
Mrs Anton Gruber left for the
Strip las Monday to visit friends and
relatives
G. Gabbert and family. from
Clarence, we're visiting at Dan Mil.
ler's Tuesday.
The spelling match has been post.
poned. from the 18th {, Thursday
night the 18th
There was dance in Jake Alefs'
barn Saturday night, in honor of ID
MillerNs birthday.
The farmers are getting quite pros
perons in this vicinity Tnree new
wind mills have been put up the pas.
two weeks
The entertainment at Heizer will be
given Saturday night. the 26th No
admission will be charged "a has been
understood by some Every body as
free as the birds of the woods.
We heard fellow say the other
day. that 'tynnng men are Just what
the girls make them" Pr hably tina
is whv ne are all fools. What do
Won think about it, "Resse Tucker"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17
i Fred Hartman, treasurer. The
onrt,o rnoors ouorv zxn weeks

Fred Hartman, treasurer. The
League meets every two weeks.
The turkeys were pretty evenly
devided at the turkey shooting at Mr..
Kramer's Friday Quite a number
OF the boys took home two turkeys
each. This week there is to be q
shooting match near Mr.. Howard's.
in Russell county.
II seems that young men and boys
who attend literary exercises at a
school house should have more con-
siderarion for the cleanliness of the
room than they Go. It usually hap
pens that school is to be held in the
room the next day, and in place OF
having a clean neat floor and pure
air, it is found to be stained with
the viIest narcotic filth. The polluted
air is sickening and even dangerous
to delicate children who must sit in
the room the mex: day; and the ap'
pearance of the floor is surely a demon.
alizing one. These things ought to be
considered; besides, it is no mark of
good breeding tn spit on the floor and
vitiate a good appearance. Many
teachers do not give entertainments
simply because they will have a bad
house for the next day.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17
ABOUT DUBUQUE
By "Klondyke Jim "

By "Klondyke Jim "
John Casey, Sr., Is said to be very
sick.
Mr. Rphr, of near Bushton, was in
this vicinity lately.
F. Ruch has built a small house
for washing purposes.
Fred Seybe has made some inn
provements on his house.
Miss Mary PoIzin and others ex pect
to attend school at Odln in q few
weeks
John Redetzke has purchased a
fine new gun aud is getting to be q
great sp 'rtsman.
Mrs Siefert has been seriously ill
for some time She is getting long
nicely uow. and is improving. !.
Henry Lutschg is getting to be a
remarkable story teller. His '.suc-
cessful hunt" received much comment.
Mr.. Hurd. living a few miles east
of Dubuque, had his house very near
iy destroyed by fire short time ago
A social party was given at Chas
Davidson's Saturday night. A pleas
ant and enjoyable time was partici
pated in by all.
| Fred Reiche and VIM Priester. of
Ho'singt"n, were in this locality
about week ago They handle a
patent for fence making.
A lyceum has been organized in
the Traitor district Some good de-
bates are expected to he had Mr..
Morris is president and Mss Dodge
secretary.
The League at the German NJ E.
church elected the fnilowing officers
at ita last meeting: Geo. Beck. Presi.
dent; Fl. Lutschg. Vice President;
LYDIA Hofmeistsr, Secretary; and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17

g 81 Lucas was up from near Rush
Center last Tuesday, on a business
trip.
There was protracted meetings in
the Walnut Valley church all last
week.
Some of the boys get the mitten:
Shirl makes the breaks; Fred takes the
pretty one; but Gee rye takes the
cakes
The Y. P will preform their pro.
gram Saturday night the 26sh inst.
Dot The Miners daughter" will be
rendered.
Coss & Fryberger, the Heller mer-
chants, have made some change in
their store. making it more Convenient
aud popular in their business.
6. w. had his first experience last
week that never occurred To him before
He has dropped all his modest actions
and taken up new expedition.
The young people from around
Heizer gathered at the home of f..
Towards last Tuesday mig It, aud had
an oyster supper Inc most Interest
ing games and music were played
after supper, which they all enjoyed
very much
We would like to know how "Gold''
got all mixed up with the Heizerites7
But we suppose. just to make a short
story long, he talks about Albert's
most famous men and SANDERS others
Remember that old m1.to DO onto
others as they do onto You"
Last Thursday. while two men.
who professed to- be doctors from the
Bend. were on their way toward Hell
zer, they had high old time. They
looked as though they had been run
over by a street car sweeper, but
proved to be only soaked in a liquid
solution.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17
$40 FOR So.

To prevent Blackleg In Calves; to
make an old horse young; to make a
poor COW tat, and make good milch
cow Onet.hird better; TO make a II
months calf weigh 500 TO 900 pounds.
Use OIL MEAL or oil cake. Buy only
the BEST and PUREST. for sale by the
first intrnducers and feeders here. W.
also give directions for feeding it
Prices to meet ALL COMPETITION. Sold
in any quantity. We have fed It for
seven years. DICKSON & SHORE.
Great Bend Kans.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17
gS2sz i ~
OLMIIZ
From 'Searcher. !"

From "Searcher."
Dance at B b Blacks in town last
Saturday night.
We were blessed with a portion of
last weeks rain and snow.
Will aud Henry Boyle pulled for
Hoisington last Saturday morning.
Did your girl send you daisy val
entine in the shape of huge love
smasher?
Mr.. Keener of Eureka resigned his
Office of trustee, and now forty eleven
wants it.
Charlie Qninlan is new hand in
the mill; he flies around like an eel in
a hot frying pan.
Jim Wigton gave a graphophone
exhibition at the Linder school house
in Albion last Saturday night.
BOYS you that are in the habit of
sending valentines to the girls other
years take your medicine as braves,
it's only tit for tat.
Chewing tobacco is a filthy, un-
pleasant practice, especially when the
user has to lick a postage stamp or
kiss the girls.
Tom Hester has purchased another
$50 acre farm over In Grant. consider
alton 81, 700. Tom now owns five 6Os
which makes him boss farm.
Dave Quimby recently sold farm
in Grant 10 Adam Hejney, c.'nsidera
lion 81 ,450. Dave will buy else
where when he fluids farm to suit
him
w w. Boyle expects to see the
Strip and secure home before the
bright sun and warm gentle April
showers glad len the hearts of lovely
maids, in causing the buds to open
and blossoms and flowers come forth
in all their magnificent beauty, grand
eur and princely glory. But Will
may tell the rest.
Some writer's say there is badger
running lonse through our town. If
this is true it would be we'll for moth
ers to Look after their young gosIns
and keep them off ,he streets, as these
goslins are yet young and tender and
if permitted to promenade our streets
day and night as they are in the habit
of doing, this wild badger might
gobble them feathers and all.
Say Mr. merchants aud business
men of this town, would it not be a
good idea for you to throw your heads
together aud arrange or contrive some
way to have your streets put in lit,
tie better shape for wet and muddy
= weather like the present. If you
would Pave your streets or rather side
streets with few loads of fiat stune
it would be far pleasanter going from
house to house then the way it is now.
I: seems the city has LADY inhabi-
tant who has the nerve and muscle
power to capture and hold a pig, a
Berkahire. This NAV be possible, as
most Berkshires are doc'le and verv
gentle. Bat the lady that can catch
and hold one of them sw'ft footed.
high bristle. pointed shouted. bow
legged, raz,r backs called the
Arkausaw snorters. ia the one most
people would like to see exhibit her
cleverness in the pig line The girl
that could capture and hnld one of
the Arkansaw style of pigs would have
Unknown. plenty of admirers in this
town. There are the two Charles.
the mill boys. wonld be after such
a girl in a holy minute
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17

The Sons of Veterans of this city
had large attendance at their De-
tenders Day celebration in the opera
house Saturday night. While neither
Ed. Madison nor Rev. Father Brown
were present. the program was not
lacking in appropriate and patriotic
speeches and music, and the evenings
entertainm snt was greatly enjoyed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17

Nothing adds so much to the com
fort. ease and general appearance of a
man as nice fitting. tailor mane suit
of clothes that will keep its shape un-
til Worn out. Any person wanting
such suit can get one by calling on
Diffenbacher the tailor, over the Cy-
clone. Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17
HElZER NOTES.

From Belle Tucker.
The He'zer elevator has been doing
p good business.
]. j. Filhurn hae about sold his
farm to an Ohio man
J. Everetts' f,lks took in the enter
sssinmeut at the Bend Saturday night.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17
ELLINWOOD.

From the Advocate.
Mrs P Doherty came up from
Oklahoma to care for MIR. Doherty
who is quite i'll
Mad dog is the principle but nm
piea sant tupic of the times in Eilin
wood just nov.
Stick to the creameries now, lest
when time mes when you would
wish to do so, you have none to stick
to.
Now is good time to die as you
will ever get. o. G. Meyer has JUS
received - handsome new hearse, and
P. B K'mpler Is repainting and
vanishing his.
Doc Campbell, of the south eide. ex.
hibited curiusity in town, Monday
in the shape of horned rabbit
Then in reality there is such thing
as horned rabbit. We didn't use
to think go
- A good authority says in order to
be. healthy sleep in room cold
en,ugn to see your breath. The ad
vice is doubtless very good, but bow
in thunder can man sleep and
watch his breath at the same time
and how is he to know if he don't do
this
From the Leader.
H. B. Hewett has purchased Gus
Dresseus harness business.
Ike Summerlott is able to be out
again aft r couple of weeks Illness.
The Clafiin band which played
here Saturday. is a very credIta e
organization for home talent Their
music was e, 'yed and appreciated
Little Johnny Denker was bitten
by dog Sunday. The wound was
not Severe, but a short time after
yard there was new face in dog
heaven.
Jake Held ey had quite a serious
c"nfict last Tuesday with one of John
Volts deer. JAKE came out a little
the worse of the wear but is all .
Z. vet.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-17

War and rumors or war. But more
rumors than war. "A gol darn sight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17

Woman's power Is largely dependent
upon her ability to interest. entertain. az.
tract and please. Il Is Tor this reason that
women sttivc TO become accumulated.
They study IN order that they may converse
intelligcntly ON all subjects. They strive
70 become good musicians, graceful dan.
GERS and amiablc hostesscs.
All accomplishments are unavailing II a
woman suffers from ill-health ia a womaniy
way. The special weakness peculiar to the
womanly organism, will rapidly wreck the
general health. The sufferer will lose her
natural vivacity, her wit. her good looks,
and the ambition and WI 10 display the
accomplishments az her command. ANY
woman affected in this way should resort
20 Dr. picrcc's Favoritc Prescription. Il Il
a wonderful medicine for ailing women. II
f. the Invention Of an eminent and skiliful
physician, Or Y v Pierce. for thirty years
chief consulting physician to the Invalidsi
Hotel and Surgical Institute. al buffalo.
N Y. II aims 60 cure but one class Of ala.
eases, and claims 60 be good for nothing
else. II iuiparts health. elastic strength,
vigor aud virility 60 the delicate feminine
organs. II prepares a woman for wifchood
and motherhood
Mrs Ramon SANCHEZ. pcuasco. Taos County
n Mex On q letter 90 Dr.. Fierce says. PROM a
grateful heart my voice roeau p 10 cod both pight
ana l1y IN q solemn prayer that tie may guard
your health and preserve your life. hereby er-
press my gratitude 20 ynu FOR the relief I have
Gecyivcd from your wonderful medicine. Favor
&c Prescription Aitcr suffering wears Of misery
am today healthy and happy wife. and can
truthhnlly recommend 90 women the use Of the
'favorte Prescription as a regulator OF the
monthly period"
The quick constipation cure Doctor
Pterce's Pleasant Pellets. Never grippe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17

From the New Mexican.
Miss Nellie Gable has returned from
an extended visit with relatives In Kan
sas.
DR.. Harroun remarked that he did not
believe there has been q winter like this
Tor the last seventeen years, on account
OF the depth OF the snow and the cOntin-
ued cold.
James NJ. Giles, Of Altoona, Pa, who
has been spending the last two months
In this city for his health, left for Albu-
queTqne very much improved In health
and having gained nearly ten pounds In
AYOirdupOis. He expects 10 continue on
to III Paso after a short time In Albu-
querque TO spend the most OF the winter
months.
Martin Musel and wife, OF EllinwOOd,
kas, who have been at OiO Caliente hot
springs for the last two months or 80 for
Mr.. MbSels rheumatism, returned and
registered NJ the Exchange. The patient
feels like NaAman, the Syrian, after he
had bathed seven times In the river JOT-
dan. Mr.. and Mrs Musel will continue
south and westerly shortly, and are de-
lighted with their New Mexican expert
ences.
Sheriff Kinsell had a more or less novel
experience while on his southern trip.
He went 10 Chihuahua on business aud
struck the town at the same time that
the cold wave did and almost frOEs. He
put up at the Palaeio, only 10 find that in
Mexico there Is practically no provision
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17

Public notice is hereby given that the
business heTet0fore conducted under the
name OF 8 BOO Mercantile company, at
Lagun6. CubefO, Grants and elsewhere In
Valencia county, New Mexico, has under
date OF November 20, 1898, been by me
sold 10 Simon, Emil aud Ben. Bibo, and
they will hereafter conduct the same
under the same name, and will pay all
liabilities OF mine connected with this
business 10 said date and collect all bills
and notes and other debts due the same
TO said date.
With thanks 10 my patrons for their
patronage In the past l respectfully re-
quest a continuance OF the same for the
new concern In the future.
SOLOMON BIBO.
We certify that the foregoing Is cor
rect.
SIMON BIBo,
EMIL BIBo.
BEN. BIBO,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
They Were showed In.
SIMON BIBo,
EMIL BIBO.
BEN. BIBO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wisner and DR.. Manley
had a hard experience OF II In the noun
tains near Las Cruces last week, says the
Naw Mexican. The doctor was boundfOr
~ Cruces, when no was invited by Mr..
'isner TO accompany them up the noun
in 10 see the latteT's claims. The party
tGr n Van Patterns resort just as the
iaTd struck the country, and the first
they knew they were showed In by
drifte. Then they were hard put
TO IL, for about the only food they had
was bacon and hard tack, and the scar
city OF fuel compelled them 70 gather
wood a. best they could 10 keep them
selves warm. IL was two days before the
party could work their way out OF the
place, and there was q feeling OF gone
nsss about their stOmachs when they
struck civilization that made most any
sort OF food palatable. Mrs. Wisner never
made a complaint, but stuck IL through
and did much 10 hello out and encourage
he rest. She is suffering from a bad cold,
at otherwise Is In excellent spirits, at
q eanitarium.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
ARTICLES.


From the Mail.
George l.. Drumm will give a grand
masquerade ball on Monday, the 26sh Of
December, At La Prade's hail, at which
two handsome and valuable prizes will
be given.
The Winslow brass band gave an exhi-
bitiOn OF their blowing qualities last
Sunday afternoon, and considering the
short time they have been practictng, did
remarkably we'll. Il will only be q short
time until our city will have q band that
will compare favora0ly with any in the
southwest.
The oldest SO tier who Ia recognized AZ
authority on all questions concerning
the weather, pronOunces the recent snow
storm the heaviest experienced In this
section since the advent OF the whites.
AS q fact Il has been remarkable, not
only for the depth OF snow, but for the
low temperature which has followed the
fall OF the beautiful"
Sheriff Nattron passed through cur
city the other morning with Eve eOnYicts
Tor Yuma aud an insane man for Phoe.
nix. IL Is thought the last court has
broken up the band Of cattle thieves
which has invested the southwestern
part Of Navajo county for some years,
as the chief a among them Is crazy or
teigning insanity and the others who
have escaped arrest and conviction have
left the county II Is hoped for all time to
come.
One Of the burglars who broke into the
store OF the Breed Rand Mercantile com
pany was arrested at Flagstaff. aud some
OF the stolen articles were found in his
possession. Thomas Ford, acting deputy
sheriff for Frank Wattron, went 70 the
5kylight city, brought the burglar as far
az Ntnsl0w OF a freight. aud placed him
In our excuse for a jail, for safe keeping
until morning; but when he went 20
give him his breakfast, the prisoner was
IN strong evidence by HIS absence, and no
trace has been discovered OF him since.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
FOOT BALL GAMES.

Iodians Play In Santa Re 10. day-Iwo
Games Here During Holidays.
The Albuquerque Indian school foot
ball team went up 10 Santa Re last night.
where they will play the team from the
santa Fe Indian school this afternoon.
The boys we're accompanied by Coach
Davis, Superintendent Allen and wife.
ID j. Smith and Mr.. Windt. The Abu.
qnerque team will line up as follows:
Quintan0, center rush; kaston, right
guard; Atencio; right tackle; Gutierrez.
right end; Baca, left guard: Banegos.
left tackle; sairez, left end; Roybal, right
half back; Vigil. left halt back; johnson.
full back; Green, quarter back.
Arrangements have been completed by
which At least two games will be played
In this city during the holidays. The
team from the Agricultural college at
Las Cruces will play one game with the
Albuquerque team and one with the In
diam school. A game between the
local team and the Indian school may
also be arranged.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17

made Tor heating, a. cold weather IL a
rarity In that elm tie. and the visitor
almost had TO 20 10 bed 10 keep warm
On his return north TO the border, his
train was five hours late because Of a
freight wreck, and Nj PasO was found 10
be 70 crowded that the sheriff had 10
hunt over town for two hours to find a
place TO sleep, end then II was one bed
Tor four men. The sheriff found nj Paso
q remarkably fast growing city, aud SAYS
he wouldn't object TO living there, Ne
heard nothing OF ri Senior Don Cano,
who he believes struck out this time in
the direction OF Nogales, and thence into
Sonora.
Ira Moore, who has been employed In
the surveyor generals Office In this city
tor the past three months. received an
order transferring him to Cheyenne.
Wyo, and he left for the north. Mr..
MOore's home Is In Cheyenne and the
change Is a pleasant transfer for him.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
JEMEz nor SPRINGS.

Jemez Hot Springs, Dec live read
with deep concern about the blizzard
you had last Thursday. We do not know
anything about such storms In q shell
tered mountain nook. We had about
fine or ak inches Of snow and pretty cold
nights, bat the days are perfect and
warm.
A shocking accident happened last
Monday noon in our suburb, Goattown,
where n OF kusebiO Castro's children, a
boy OF about 8 years, was terribly burned
and literally roasted during the absence
OF his parents. The poor little sui
ferer. who was attended by DR.. Shields.
succumbed to his awful injuries the
same evening.
The whole population OF our town IL
enjoying the very best OF health ~ far.
and there IL not known a single case Of
sickness for miles around US.
Iunfpu
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
INSURANCE AFFAIRS.
TO b: Much IN Evidence Before
me Ieofeiatfvs hs..r.ht.


Likely TO b: Much IN Evidence Before
inc Legislative Assembly.
Insurance men are considerably exer-
clsed over the probabilities OF legislation
In New Mexico, and from present indica-
lions the January session OF the legisla-
ture will insure a hot time for the I'M
derwriters. A special dispatch from
Santa Fe to the Denver News says:
The various companie are about evenly
divided on matters pertaining 20 the
present Insurance. law, and are unani
mGus on n subject Only-that Of pass
ing an act 10 compel the territorial
treasurer 10 give sufficient bond 20 cover
Insurance deposits. Interviewed on the
subject,a prominent New Mexican In.
sIrance man said:
There will be a hard fight on matters
affecting Insurance companies. Al.
though some companies will recommend
amendments, and others the abolition OF
the deposit law, which calls for n deposit
OF $1,000 from each COMPANY, | be.
lieye that II should be left severely alone.
The repeal or amendment OF the law Will
work %incalculable injury. When a plan
OF procedure Is one definitely settled,
and the companies are working smoothly
aud successfully, under It's guidance, the
conditions should not be disturbed. The
expense OF making the deposits re.
gaired by law was about 500 to each
company, and many would withdraw
from the territory rather than 20 70 Abe
expense again and change their deposits
or readiust them 20 a new act. When the
deposit act went into effect last Febfu-
airy, fully one half the companies doing
business In the territory withdrew. The
same thing would happen again II the
conditions were changed
AZ present wenty-threeinsurance com
panies are doing business In New Mexico.
he Insurance companies which left the
Geld when the deposit law went into ef.
ttct will attempt 10 secure legislation on
that and other measures, with the hope
that they will be placed In position 10
procure a foothold again. During 1897
the losses to Insurance companies Operat-
ing In the territory exceeded the premium
receipts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
The foods we cat furnish

The foods we cat furnish
energy for the body just as
burning coal makes steam
for an engine.
The experiments of Prof.
FARMLAND, Phi. d., of Lon
don, shows that cod-liver oil
yields two and one-half times
more energy than Starches
or sweets.
Scott's Emulsion is pure
cod-liver oil combined with
hypophoSphites of lime and
soda. 1t forms fat, gives
strength, enriches the blood,
invigorates the nerves, and
repairs tissues.
SOC. aud 500, all druggists.
SCOTT * BOVINE, Chsmists, New Ysrk.