Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-09-22

NUMBER 81.
Oysters, any style, at Wilson's shcrt
order restaurant.
II. E. Lindas, Dentist, will be out of
town from Sept. oath. to Oct. 4th.
Go to Mrs. ryler's for the latest
styles IN walking hats and sailors.
The Moses Bros. Grain Co. have put
handsome new freight wogon on the
streets.
Col. Isaac Reynolds returned from q
short sojourn in Colorado, the last of
the week.
Jas. W. Drake drove a span of high
steppers down from North Homestead.
Thursday last.
Halliday wants everybody to call at
the Gallery and see his work. 1t is all
guaranteed first class. Main street.
By using the Baking Powder named
Perfect you viii show appreciation
of pure food. Always use the "Perfect.'
Great Bend races, at the Rowell
stock farm, Oct. 18th to Goth. Three
days of sport that everybody should at
tend
1t pleases everybody to know that
they can buy the pure baking powder
named Perfect so reasonably.-Theo.
Griffith.
If We don't have more rain than we
want during the balance of Sept. and
the month of Oct then Hicks is off in
his calculations.
Private Ernest Eppstien, of Co. a.
21st Kans., who is home on 80 day,
furlough, got the time of his leave of
absence extended to SO days.
The Perfect" Baking powder is made
of pure materials tested by competent
chemists and will not cause indiges-
tion. Try the brand named Perfect"
Jake Heidly, formerly of the Ma
ional Hotel at Ellinwood, has closed
out his business there and will remove
to Pueblo, Colo, to go into business.
One dozen Cabinet Photographs and
one 16X20 Portrait-crayon or water
color - for $500, at
HALLADAY's GALLERY,
Main street
M hn rafr lo
inst, the sale at Frank Keenan's. Stat
ford county, was postponed until Fri
day of this week. Sept. 23d. See his
bills.
BORN-To Mr.. and MrSs G.. l.. Chap.
man, on the 18th, son. Congratula-
tioas have been plenty, and General
bears his new honors like a soldier
home from victory.
When visiting Hoisington do not for
get that our old friends, c. L. Jones s.
Son, have the leading livery business
there. See their business card else
where in this paper.
Don't let the children be late to
school. Being always on time' is
one of the most important habits youth
can form. and one that will aid them
in future life in any avocatiC n.
The finest orators in Kansas, At
torney General Boyle and Hon. David
Overmeyer, can be heard at Great
Bend next Saturday, the oath. Come
and hear the finest oratorical treat of
the campaign.
Charlie Kincaid, who has been hustl-
ing baggage down at st. John, had a
truck to fall on his foot, last Wednes-
day. and bruise it up so badly that he
is compelled to go on crutches. He is
home ION furlough."
Talk about small meni We know
one in this town who, when he drops
a quarter in the contribution box on
Sunday remarks to himself: III just
add another quarter to Jones interest
on that note tomorrow"
c. G. Morrison came up from Ration,
New Mexico, last week. He will sell
off his household belongings and move
down to New Mexico. The Morrison
Bros. have the contract for putting up
the new court house at Ration.
Newt Tyndall, who is working on
the Jetmore branch of the Santa Fe,
says Fridays wind played hob with
telegraph poles along the line. 1t also
ripped the roofs off of freight cars. de-
moIished cook houses and tents and
prostrated windmills.