Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-23

church, Sunday last, and listened to q
very appropriate sermon by Rev. L. C.
Schnacke.
Ihave a quarter section of land, S
miles south and II miles west OF Great
Bend, for sale. with or without crop.
The property is not in the hands of
any agent. Call on the place, or
address me at Great Bend P. o.
c. W. CANADY.
Charlie Bacon, the best known man
in Ellinwood, was up TO the Bend
Monday, Charlie has recently bought
the Musil business property, and is
going to fit up a pleasure resort second
to none in the west half of the state
Otto Brand, of Eureka township,
says it was q little miscalculation on
the part Of the man who measured
Mike Daily's wheat. Instead OF 1t
standing "three feet" tall 1t is more
like three inches.
E. 8. Medberry, who has g faRas
stock ranch on the Cheyenne bottoms,
came out the first of the week to see
how bis crop of mosquitoes are getting
along. He found them all hearty and
full of ginger.
For SALE-SchOol house Dist. No.
so, size 1Sx24 feet; will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash or bsnkable
note, on July II, 1899. Bids must be
sent in sealed envelopes, to GUST
SELLE, Great Bend, Kansas
John T. Stevens left for Topeka
Monday evening to be with his string
of horses in the races there. He has
three on the track there this week,
David Medium, Sable Guy and Phyllis
s. ALI COED ones.
j. G. Weathers says harvest viii
fairly open, south of the river, next
week. Some rye will be cut this week.
j. G. has 200 acres of corn in, and
says it is doing finely, promising q
good crop.
LosT-A stiek-pin, s23 gold piece
initials S. A. B. engraved on it. Finder
will be suitably rewarded for It's re-
turn.
MRS. A. a. HOLMES, Great Bend.
DR.. Tuttle, the eye and ear surgeon,
will be at the Hotel Greene on Satur-
day, June Oath, prepared to do any
work in his line accurately and scien-
tificaliy.
L want to make your threshing tof
wheat, not kids) easy. See me before
you prepare for this work. 1t will paw
you. c. F. BUEKER. ct. Bend.
Rememeer that McCullough's short
order restaurant is in the same block,
but south of old stand-two doors
south of Hoopers.
LOsT-A silver, huntingcase watch
initials 1. ". w. on inside. Kindly
return to L. n. Woodward, manager
Postal Telegraph.
Dr.. Tuttle, the eye and ear specials
ist, will be at Hotel Greene, Saturday.
June oath. Call early in order to get
attention.
Geo. w Logan, marshal of the
neighboring town of EIlinwood, had
business in the county seat Monday.
For SALE, CHEAP-An my house
hold goods; also. team, buggy and
| harness. See me and get a bargain.
DIR. +. LIGHTFOOT'
VIM. Cook, of near Albert, was in
town Monday, getting ready for
harvest work.
Frank NJ. Phillips, of west of Hois.
ington, was q county seat visitor
Tuesday.
Chris Koopman was in the city
Tuesday laying in bis harvest supplies.
Fer low prices, first class goods and
best work, see Diffen bacher the tailor.
Mrs Dr. Lightfoot has been laid up
with throat trouble for the past week.
Go to Diff. the tailor for nice fitting
and we'll made suit or trousers,
Jim Savage is moving few doors
west of the old stand.
If yOu want q square meal stop at
| McCullougb,s
See Diffenbacber for honest tailoring.
See the parade on the Fourth.
$40 Reward
Will be paid for the apprehension OF
any one committing depredations on
the \. of S " of Sec 81, Great
Bend Jownship-the Bowling Alley
Grove and premises.