Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-03-03
GREAT BEND. KANSAS, FRIDAY MARCH 8 1ses

die-goodies in Great Bend; but the
stranger who slips into town and works
regular robbers game is gentlei
man, hey Deacon?
The sweetest kiss you ever had
which haunts your memory yet-was
the one you wanted alfred bad, but
somehow couldn't get.
Major T. ]. Ross returned last week
from visit to friends and relatives in
Iowa, where he has been since the be-
ginning OF the holidays.
The Majestic is the best stove on
earth. If you do not believe it let US
put one in your house on trial.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Andy, of the Register, wants an all
around ''shake up" Don't shake him
too hard. boys. He is already cracked
and might fall to piecas.
Are there any wheat, fields on the
Cheyenne bottoms? If so, they should
be put under lock and chain before the
wolf hunt on the 7th inst.
The new Moses Bros, elevator be-
gins to show up now in good shape.
The firm aims to have it all completed
ready to handle the '99 crop.
In q ahnrf finnn
be many narrowing scenes in this
county-farn1ers will begin preparing
their. ground for spring crops.
Items from Southeast Lake Shore"
.did not reach this Office until Friday
evening of last week-therefore were
too late for that weeks paper.
1t is time to begin preparations for
cleaning up the rubbis about our
premises and setting out some fruit
and ornamental trees and shrubby.
Hen Fruit has gone to Illinois on a
visit. By-tbe-way, hen fruit seems to
be mighty scarce in Chicago-we advise
our Henry to stay away from there.
Rev. l.. G. Schnacke left for Topeka
Monday morning, to attend meeting
of the Board of Foreign Missions Of
the Congregational churches of Kansas.
Chas. Kroutwurst aud family, of
north of Claflin, have been enjoying
visit from Adam Good wife and mother,
from Pennsylvania, the past few weeks.
Postmaster Townesley has had a
section of new lock boxes put into
the postoffice. Now make your deposit,
as an evidence of good faith and get
you key.
j. S. Macauiey writes from Ness
City to the Wichita Beacon that he
''saw six drills at work putting: in
| wheat, between Great Bend and Scott,
on Feb. 21st."
Mrs. Frank Gilbert and children
arrived from Gallatin, Mo-, last Mon
day, to make their home with Mrs.
Gilbert's parents. John Lies, near
Pawnee Rock.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with
Miller's Glovine. 1t is not a liquid,
leaves no odor, and can be used while
the glove Is on the hand. Sold only by
Hooper Drug Co.
When hotel clerk now wants the
porter to carry travling man g grip up
stairs, he simply says, in the language
of Rudyard Kipling. Take up the
white mans burden"
Henry Sweet, oyer on the north
hills, says he don't care now whether
they get new railroad or not, since
that fine new boy came last week to
absorb his attention.
If more young men would study their
future wives over the kitchen stove,
and not over the piano, there would be
fewer divorces more healthy children
and happier homes.
Call at our store and get one Of our
'99 Calendars so that you will better
remember the store where prices are
the lowest and goods the best.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
John Stoskopf, prominent Beaver
township farmer, put a new piano into
his residence last week Ye groveIing
sons of toll in the far east, do you
catch onto the Kansas possibilities?
Probate Judge Breeder now makes
out marriage licenses with GOLD PENS.
he has supply of these gold stand