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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
AN ITEM FROM SPANISH HISTORY.
Has Their Character for Trea cherry Change d
Since the Old Days!

In January. 1880 the expedition for the
conquest oi Peru sailed from Panama.
the whole force numbering 1So men and
y horses. pizarro this time was accom-
panied by his brother Harnando while
-AhnaGo WAS left behind to muster rein
forrcmentS. y fierce civil war which
then ragged III Peru between Atahualpa
and Iluascar. sons Of the great inc;,
Huayna tHpac. presented a favorable OPP
portunity for the designs of the Span
iardS. lIuascai had been totally defeated
IN battle. and 'ne Inca Atahlalp;, was
lying quietly at caNamarc;i. when pizar-
ro and his followers entered the city in
November, l'32 An interview with the
Inca WAS requested, and next day Ata-
hualpa entered the great square Of the
city. accompanied by some five or six
Thousand mon, either unarmcd or armed
only with short clubs an SlingS con-
ccalcd under their dresses
In the meantime I'izarro had trnachcr-
ousiN stationed his artillery ana soldiers
in all the streets opening off the square.
While tn" interview between pizarro ANA
the Inca was proceedings the Spaniards
We're given the signal for attack From
their c"nccalment they rushed out sud
denly on the hStonishod PcruvianS who
were inoWn down IN hundreds. The Inca
was then trrachcrnusiy seized and place
under close restraint. To obtain his re-
lease the unfortunate Atahualpa. seeing
iizarroS lust for gold offered to dl Il
room Twenty-Five feet long and sixteen
feet wild" with Gotd"n vessels utensils.
"tc.. mp to Il line as high aS NJ could
reach IN" greedy Spaniard asSentrd 10
this pronosal and actually obtained in
this Nay gold valued at from fifteen to
seventeen million dollars in our money
When at last this enormnrls sum had been
paid over, the Inca asked to be set free;
but IiZdrro held him captive until Snau-
iSh forces Shohid hay" arrived in sufficient
strength TO conquer the country. and
finally. after mock trial, caused him to
b" pat To- death bN strangulation "Thc
hlood-Stainod annals of III" conquest o..
saws the historian Prescott ford
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
Born.
I'ltNOIiSto'

IENoBStpT.
Drouu-Fcb. -. to the wife of Dr. Frank
White ,omb. ;t suI. Robert Campbell
HANCOCK
Stnniu%ton-Fcb T.. To the wife uf Gro.
". colby Il son.
Hclfast-Fch ., t" the wife of WiIljau
Casey. q son.
OXFORD.
IRE" Henry. daughter.
DXiold-E"h. .. to the wife OF Winfield
Cannon. Il son.
LoNrll-to Tho wife of J. II. Fox. It
daughter: to the Wife of Win Fox. -
GauGht"r
Yves: Sumurr-F,,. .. to the wife ot
CORY Eunn"y. It son. Feb. Io. to th" wife
of Alvin Gary. Il son: to the wife of Moses
S}auldin@ Il daughter
Buckicld--F Feb =, tr the wife of II. T..
Ir,. EiidSlaIn. a daughter. Feb. >. to the
wife ul Peter Gauticr. daughter.
Waterford Feb. I, 10 tn" wife of y. l..
Bean, daughter.
A!GSCELI.ANEOI'S :.
West Watvrtown. Mass.-to the wifi, OF
Arthur Beverly. 4 daughter
SOMERSET
Skowh"@an- Feb. l.. To the Wifi OF
Howard Friend, son.
Madisom-i'cb II, to the wife Of +. II.
PcaSt. q daughter: Feb. H. to the wife "t
Walter Smith 4 son.
KNON.
Ninulhavcm-F'cb :. to the wife of
Henry Gray. a son,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
e.
Three Days 10 Europe.

Notwithstanding the constantly d.-
"rrasinS time of voyage across tn
Atlantic. New Workers are not salts
fled The delay of a day al TWO NOW II
the foreign mails causes more criticism
than a weeks tardineeS would hay,
done a quarter of a century ago. The
cable service has done much to hria2
the contincnts nearrr together as le.
CARDS the great events OF the day, ana
this. in turn. With the diminished ti,a,
Of the ocean greYhounds, has ln-
suited in creating a demand ror st.li
closer connections between the on
World ana The New.
Partly Ia meet this demand. tNt
chiefly in The interest Of Camadi43
trade and commerce. the Canadian SnN-
cramcnt has planned for Il considefall
shortening of time between E,ngl3ns
ulI America. The Dominion GoNeln
mont. beginning in lS>N. viii give az
a9Eual subsidy OF &5oo, coo for ten ycalS
and IN" British government still fuc
thci bonus of $2so.'oo per year to
Steamship COMPANY which is to sene
across The Atlantic vessels If the high
$50 standard With a speed guaranty
atn knots in tWeHtN-four hours. T.
company 10 forfyjj $1,000 for every fail
ut to make 4 Noyage under the rit
@' rihrd conditions.
''hc great Eastern projection Of tl'
An"ri.an continent into the Atlanif
is also la b. utilized i'm shortening thu
voyage. thus saving inoo miles over th'
,Utc from New York To Liverpool an
easily reducing the time of an "rtdl
/
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
New York Produce Market.

New York, Feb Il.
R-kccciptS. 49,; exports, siGi
ana shade higher on choice grades:
city mill patents. &.HJ6t61o; winter pat
vntS. &i.aoua.in: city mills clears. &.60Fl
a.I5: winter StraiEhts A65fi 10; Mime
sofa patents, Ni.3iTi $50; winter extra, SO
"ll0: Minnesota bakers, $i.i0mL win
ter low grades, S2.!Mm%.0n.
CORN MlAI.-Strady.
RYE-Quict
WHEAT Receipts 5oS75; exports, IS
o2a; sales 4.6.;5. 900 bushels futures. iH0oo
bushels spot. Spot steady; No. , red.
l0@ls fob. anoat 10 arrive; No. Northern
Duluth. ll5ls fob atloat to arrive: Mani
tnba No. ! hard. Has fob. ailoat spot; No.
/ hard Duluth l16i, fob. atioat to arrive.
toRN-koceipts. lo5,%oo; exports. 4, lS;i;
sales. l1a.0r1 spot. Spot sales 5000; mar
Iet easy; NO. :. i;..ai fob. aloat.
OATS Receipts, 1880: exports. III, i20;
sales. 1900; spot quiet. NO ?, -; No. .,
BIZ. 10. ; white, %; 10. > white, 80,
track mixed Western, 322u3:i;; track white.
BEEF Firm packet $lom1l; city extra
India mess, $ll. ioM17; cut meats, firm;
picked bellies GN7.
LARD Firm: Western steamed, %'.l5F,
~.
CTTER-Strong: Western creamery.
1n4m20; factory, 1lmll; Elgins, 20; imita
tion creamery l3m11: state dairy. lSnl1:
do. creamery. IA 10.
CHEESE-Quict
E.GGS-StronG; state and Pennsylvania,
l3l2: Western fresh, 19l2.
POTATOES-Quiet; New York $2.3,i 2Ft
80: sweets. S3ft4
PETROLEUM-Dull.
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPENTINt,-F
Pl>i IRON-Dull.
COPPER-Firm.
LEAp-F,asier.
TIN-Easier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features Of Inc Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York Feb. 2l.-TodaN'S heavy de
cine IN the stock market was made with
out any actual new development i'll the
SITUATION but was rather Io~be attributed
To Il combination of impressions which
have been the underlying force in spccu-
atlon FOR week or more. TodaY'S mar
k"t demonstrated for one thing that last
week $ declines would have been much
hcaNler on the developments in the Cuban
question had it not been for tn" support
OF powerful interests who desired an op-
poftunty to realize.
Thc entire essence Of support today,
gave color to the SuppoSitiou that those
interests had completed the liuuidation
ana were indifferent to the course Of the
market. The motives assigned for the
Stilln% had less apparent basis in fact
than were furnished by the events of
last week. 50 tar as they turned on the
Cuban question they dealt with SpecuIa-
tions on possible future events ANA on
abStrusc points Of International law
without amy convincing authority TO back
them.
Declines wer" 50 great that prices that
looked lik" attractive bargains were
reached in many eases, ana the buying
thus invited Steadicd prices ANA worked
some nutabl" rrcovcrirs This process
WAS repeated several times during the
day ana the market closed with one of
the rallies n full force thus leaving tht
net declines decidedly smaller than the
extreme declines during the day IN tho
cases Of Sugar ana Metropolitan Street
Railway. this recovery was between two
and three points.
The local ANA Industrial specialtics;
Wrr" thu scv"rcst sufferers by the early
decline and The Changers also were nota-
bly, affected bN reason Of the storm. New
York Central reflected a marked liuuida-
tiun of recent speculative buVing Man
haitian was one of the chief sufferers and
after fan Of i"s. rallied ~. \ feature
of the day WIS tn" marking up of call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
10 Go 10 kIondi.e

Requires nerve ana lots Of it. People
with weak nerves should take Cleveland $
Celery Compound Tea. the great veae-
table remedy for Nervous Exhaustion,
Nervous Prostration. Indigestion and
Constipation. 1t cleanses the blood inn
pcrccptibly but effcctually Of all impuri-
ties, banishing pimples, cruptions, itch,
boils, carbuncles and sallow skin. Call
on Jas. +. Dcvine. 200 Water Street, and
get trial package free. Large package,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
Proposals Tor Subsistence Supplies.
Treasurcr's Office.
Eastern Branch. y. II. II. Y.
,rnnuS Nc INnh 10 l.

Eastern Branch. n. II. u. V. S.
Togus. Me. Feb. 10 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 1L30 A. NJ, March s. 1>!S. for
furnishing and delivery Of subsistence
supplies at Eastern Branch. \. IL. ID. V.
S, quantities to bc increased ten per
cent. if desired. during the execution of
the contract
Standards can be examined and print
cd instructions and specincatlons and
blank proposals will be supplied upon ap-
plicatidn TO this office. Samples preseute1
by bidders will not be considered unless
same are called for IN the Specincations.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
proposals. and to waive any informali-
ties therein.
Envelopes containin% proposals should
no endorsed proposals for Subsistence
Supplies" and addressed to the under
\. l.. Smith. Treasurer.
Approved:
s. II. ALLEN. Governor,
fcb22d@t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
The Boston Market.

Boston, Feb. u.
ILOIR-Dull; spring patents. $l.jon6.l ~:
spring clears ana str1iShts. 81. 7OGf5.G5:
winter patents, $j.2om5.G5: winter clears
ANA straightS. $l.7oGi5.45.
pr..> MEAl.-l'lm: 76M1N per bushcl:
81, l0ml.I - per hbl.
cORN-NcrN firm: steamer yellow, ~
n Ynl,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
New York Cotton Market.

New York Feb 81
Cotton spot closed quiet; middling up
lands, GL1: do. gulf GIG Sales, o2S bales.
Cotton futures closed quiet. sales, 1lS,-
100 bales. February, 5@': March, 5.st;
y pril, 81 May, 6ol; June 6.oai july so
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

han He is too fast on his feet and is
inclined to fight the ban when it comes
nj him instead of taking the time that
his position allows him on ground
balls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

August. clo. September COS. October.
SOS; N"v, mbcr G.oS: December. GIL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

LIABILITIES DECEMBER
Net amount of unpaid losses
and claims.
Reserved for reinsurance,
Commissions and other de-
fnandS against tn" company,
MI liabilities. except capital
stock and net surplus.
Capital paid up lit cash.
Surplus beyond capital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY Of City of New York. Inc orporat-
ed in 1863. Commenced business in 1865.
r. {. jameson. president. Secretary,
Nn valentine. Capital paid up lit cash,
100000.
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1897.
Loans on bond and mortgage
dirst liens,. sca5Neo
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company market value 455,e3e25
Cash in companys principal Of
flee and in bank. i9.5e5M
Interest due and accrued 1864
Premiums iii due course Of col
lection. 1ss. 1874
Aggregate of all the admitted
assets of the company at their
actual value. s7s1, ,2s5.2i
LIABILITIES DECEMBER II. 1897.
Net amount of unpaid losses
and claims. $l22, ,5o1.1o
Amount required to safely re-
insure all outstanding risks 2O2 52i7f
All other demands against the
company. viz: commissions
etc. Si,Oj2.77
Total amount Of liabilities. ex-
cept capital stock ana net sur
plus. 4oG0.S.61
Capital actually paid UP in cash. 200O0.0O
Surplus beyond capital. 12j1S6.6s
Aggregate amount of liabilities
including net surplus. 13l 26j q
HENRY A. HEATH. local agent Au-
gusta. Ne. foblJ, ,dluw3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
HYO1EI"
CURES BY INHALATION

I!vomci" Outfit. 81 %. Extra bottles
SO. 'Hyomci" Balm q wonderful heal
er), csc Sold by all druggists or sent by
mail Send for the Story Of ''Hyomei."
Mailed free
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

GERMANIA FIRE lNSt RANCE COM
PANY of New York incorporated in
lN59.l Amount at risk. %i2l ,0S;. 1876.
CASH ASSETS. DECEMBER 81. 1891.
Real estate owned by the com
pany. umjncumhered. s 81 ) 10000
Loans on bond and mortgage
0irst liens, 2ae,1eoO
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company. market value. 3.01J 1890
Cash in the company's princi-
pal office and in bank. 10 1855
Interest due ana accrued l2124:H
Premiums in due course of col
lection, 195 1884
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
K. r. BOOTH CO.,

Room II, Browns Block.
537 Congress St, Portland. Me.
FREE TREATMENT.
with 'Homei given daily at the office, 537
Congress Street, between the hours of 8
a. NJ. and p. NJ. Sundays eXcepted).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
To Cure Headache in is Minutes.

Take DR.. Davis Anti-Headache. All drug
gists. janis cody
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22
-
\. BAILEY x co. Agents.
tCblJ. dlaW3t

HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE. COM
pANi "f New York incorporated in
1872. capital paid un in cash. $1,000 H4"9'.
CASH ASSETS. DECEMBER 81, ls.',.
Real estat" Gwned by the com
pany, unincumbercd. 8 l5o"ooo
Loans on bond and mortgage
0irsi lirnsD 10000
Stocks ana bonds owned by the
company. market value, 2.lG> 0iS 90
Loans secured by co'latcrals. i,Jep.00
Cash in the CompanY'S prinC-
pal office and in bank. a9aie72
Interest due ana accrued. .655.il
Premiums i'll due course of coli
lection al5.SG9.G0
Rents due ana accrued and re-
Insurance on pd loss. SLo26.17
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1891.
Net amount Of unpaid losses
and claims. 2i3.GGl.73
Reserved for reinsurance. l151, ,0l326
Commissions and other de-
munds against the company. i2,00J2}
All liabilities. except capital
stock and net surplus. i.4l2. $50 %
Capital paid up in cash. LOG 10000
surplus beyond capital 5Si i.S1o.2s
CHAS. S. DOWNING, Agent. Augusta.
febI5.dlaW3t
WILLIAMSBURG CITY FIRE INSCR-
-ANCE COMPANY of Brooklyn ~ Y,
incorporated in 1873. Capital paid up in
cash. y2,u.tdFi.W.
CASH ASSETS, DECEMBER 81 1897
Real estate owned by the com
pany, GninCumbcred. $50 10000
Loans on bond and mortgage
(tirSi ltensl 30 10000
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company. market value 20 2iJ.0o
cash III the Company'S princ-
pal Office and in bank SJ073.12
Interest due and accrued 5.S74.1S
Premiums in due course of col
lection 9205lS3
Rents due and accrued. 5.409.43
LIABILITIES DECEMBER g. 1897
Net amount of unpaid losses
and claims. s IS. 1850
Reserved for reinsurance, SO 531.l7
Commissions and other de
mandS against the company, II :3?9
Al liabilities, except capital
stock and ret surplus, 6l2 100. 80
Capital paid up in cash. 2jO.00000
Surplus beyond capital go ,l47.Se
febl3. .d1a w3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

-AMEK1tA AN J.NSl ha4S'tf- t-cMPAN1
Of Boston. Massachusetts Incorporated
Francis Peabody. President. Secretary,
Henry :. Bean. Capital paid up i'll cash,
500. 900.
ASSETS DECEMBER Il. 1877.
Stocks and bonds owned by tho
company. market value 81. 23l %
Loans secured by collatcralS Il 00p.00
Cash in the company's principal
office and in bank. 3AC94.3S
Interest due and accrued 2,35..S5
Premiums in due course of col
lection. 17,o6779
Agents balances, S345.67
Aggregate Of all the admitted
assets of the company at their
actual value seo7 7o7.1s
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1891.
N,t amount of unpaid losses
and claims 2S, 1916
Amount required to safely re-
insure all outstanding risks 12l 2l,3931
All other demands against the
company, viz: commissions,
etc, 63l3.O2
Total amount of liabilities, ex-
ccpt capital stock and net sur
plus, 1JG 095.38
Capital actually paid up in cash. 3oo, 10000
Surplus beyond capital, 1Jl ,6ll.S1
Aggregate amount of liabilities
including net surplus, SG01, 10
FRANK r. NOBLE. Agent. Augusta,
Me.
DANA p FOSTER, Agent. Waterville,
Ne.
H. X. MoRRELL & son, Agent, Car
diner. Me.
febl5. .dlaw3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

Eiddcford Fob II. Ms. i:tNitA 6. col
aged 80 wears,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-22

ON thr Produce Exchange.
~ TIER Market firm; creamery l3n
r.. dairy. llH11.
CHEESE-,luitt >nN-..
EGGS-Firm, fresh. ll
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
6. W. BAKER. Pastor.

Every man or woman in the county
who is interested in the poultry bus
mess should become a member of the
poultry association. The so cents a
year membership fee is small, but if
you profit by the information you will
get through the association it Will re-
pay you hundred fold. Come to the
regular monthly meeting next Satur-
day afternoon and hand in your name
for membership.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

HON. CHAMP CLARK, one of the
bright democratic congressman from
Missouri, speaking in congress on the
defunct Loud bill the other day, said
Of the country editor-the man who
would suffer most by its passage: "He
is the packhorse of every community,
the promoter Of every laudable enter>
prise, the worst underpaid laborer
in the vineyard. Counting his space
as his capital. he gives more to charity
his means considered, than any other
member of society. He is a power in
politics, a pillar of the chnrch, a leader
In the crusade for better morals. He
is preeminently the friend of humanity.
He joyfuliy chronicles our advent into
this world. briefly notes our uprisings
and down sittings; sorrowfully records
our exit. He is the greatest and most
ingenious of manufactures; for, while
others manufacture perishable stuffs,
he is engaged in manufacturing i'm
mortal statesmen out of raw-very raw
materials. an industry which even
the Dingley tariff cannot protect. He
Is to our virtues very kind and to our
faults very blind.''
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

A MAN or women does not have
to be one-idead chump to be ''loyal. +"
He or she who does that which is the
most practical, the most logical and
reasonable, for the betterment of the
conditions of mankind is the most
loyal. We do not believe our citizens
will be led into an endorsement of the
crazy notions advocated by the man
who. has been an agitator, bowler
against the towns and the people
thereof ever since he came here. Our
city affairs have been run indepeu-
dent and in spite of his senseless op-
position, for all these years, and we
believe the citizens will continue to
pay less attention to his wailings and
howlings against everything which he
has not hand in doing.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
Messiah Notes.

The most important annual musi-
cal event in Kansas is, in the opinion
of many, the Messiah at Lindsborg.
This ors ton is world,renowned, it is
the most famous of Sacred compost.
lon; it is immortal: it grows younger
and better all the time.
There are twelve thousand dollars
invested In the rendering of "the
Messiah" at Lindsborc. L, takes a
large hall, large organ (and the
Moller organ at Lindsborg is the best
oratorio pipe organ in the west, that
we know of,) large orchestra, and a
well trained chorus, to render an ora
torio acceptablY. An oratorio con-
cert cannot be gotten up in hurry,
or at any place you please. 1t re-
quires long. patient and expensive
preparations.
The Missouri Pacific railway will
run special train from Great Bend
arriving at Lindsborg at 4:3O p. m.
in time for the afternoon Concert.
The admission is only 20 cents, but
programme is very interesting one,
containing selections by all of Beth
any's musical artists Con piano, pipe
organ, violin, cornet and trombone,
and vocal selections,) by the popular
Bethany orchestra and Bethany band,
one of the best bands in the west, and
by the popular male chorus s'Norden"
and well.tralned ladies chorus. This
concert alone is worth the trip.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
Die gtaot gBabl.

Der ,6erauigeber bes Great yen 3
8eaeons Bruber Mrmitrons iast. in elmer
Seituu9 SEQ. 50 uie folgt:
ySeber Weann ober Srau wel6e fir
Elm 9idet itinmen. lpel6es Soints ooer
Wirtbi6aften besiinitist. iudbtt gu @unz
item pom umitiirsuns lift 9tesierunsfeunb=
lid unb reipeetirt ni9t bas @eies bes
Staates. :"
g8eiteres comentar iberfliiiig! 6err
persieb Sbn er tueis nidt beiier.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

For fourteen years Aliens soda
fountain has been considered the finest
one west of Topeka. But it no longer
suits Aliens tastes. and be has re.
placed it with a fountain that is the
most elegant thing west of Kansas
City. It is of Mexican and Utah
onyx, embeilished in white and gold.
OF Moorish architecture and all modern
conveniences. Its list price at the fac.
tory was near 81 900, and it is well
worth visit TO Aliens popular resort
j usl TO see it.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
New Music-Liberal Offer.

To introduce our new monthly pub
LEGATION, American Popular Music, we
make the following liberal offer: Send
US the names of three or more perform
ers on the piano or organ, and fifteen
cents in money or postage, and we Will
mail you sixteen pages of the latest
songs, two steps etc., full sheet
music arranged for piano or organ, and
American Popular Music for three
months.
ADDRESS POPULAR Music Co.,
indianapolis, Ind.
Mention the DEMOCRAT.)
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Tom Shaughnessy. who has been a
printer on the DEMOCRAT force for the
past year. filled up on red liquor last
Saturday night, poured in more on
Sunday, and Monday morning left for
parts unknown, without any apparent
cause. We had hoped that Tom had
concluded to settle down and do some
good for himself, but were disappoint-
ed in him.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
EDITORIAL MENTION.
LATEST WAR SAYINGS.

War is still on paper. Maine COM
mittee report iii hands OF congress.
says ship was blown UP from outside
causes President nakes no recon-
mendation as to what shall be done
with it. Both houses in revolt against
tame action of president Resolutions
for war introduced in both branches
of congress More troops moving
south. Spanish torpedo boats coming
toward our coast. Wall street thinks
there is chance for peace settlement.
Johnnie, get your gun-and your
sword, and your pis't-o>ll!
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

A return to the practices of former
years-and the practices that would
inevitably follow should the radical ex-
tremists following the lead of Arm.
strong have their way-would mean a
dozen or more joints opened up In back
rooms, and the sale of lots more liquor
than is now sold in Great Bend.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
Marriage Licenses.

March 24th-To Jacob B. Unruh, 26,
and Miss Susie Ratzlaff, 25, both of
Dundee.
March 29th-To j. NJ. Adams, south
side, age 81. and Miss Jennett Smart,
1S, daus hter of Robert Smart of near
Eilinwood. Same date, to Geo. A.
McCauley. "a, and Miss Annie M.
Phillips, 20, both of Hoisington.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Judge Townsley will probably re-
ceive his commission as postmaster the
coming week. He has retained Elmer
Dale as assistant. Elmer has had
several months experience in the post
Office, and will be much better prepared
to take up the work than an entirely
new hand.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

First quarterly meeting for the Al
bert charge will be held at No. 40 April
9th and 10th. Conference on Saturday
at p. m. Preaching Sunday morning
at l by Rev. T S, Hodgson. The first
services for the new conference year
on Albert charge will be held at No. IS
at liza m. and at No. i at s p. NJ,
next Sunday.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
Klcndike Knit.

Cheap, cheaper, cheapestl The San.
ia Fe Route is selling tickets to Port
land, Tacoma and Seattle. 1st class
's27.l6, End class s17.16; Spokane.
Helena and Butte, ist class ss2. Is. End
class s27.l6. For particulars call ups
on W. ToRREY, Agt.. Great Bend.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

The city finances are now in such
shape that quite a good deal of i'm
provement on the streets can, and will
be made during the coming summer.
Every laboring man and his wife should
turn out next Tuesday and vote the
progressive ticket first ticket on
the ballot, headed mon partisan"
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31
Coming.

Eli Perkins will lecture at the
Christian church, Saturday April 2ds
under the auspices of the Hoisingtons
High school. Everybody come and
have one hearty laugh this season.
General admission 35 cents.
Barton County democrat., 1898-03-31

Why send away to have enlargrng of
photos and chemical oil painting done.
when you can get it done here: D. B.
Lamoreux, at Ferger's barber shop,
does the work and teaches the art.