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Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09
easeer 2fsIDeu paa @ensraIerne.

9rep aImenas iasbe Der ON Dassn
| bet ipunIte Senat, at bet bar up9rs
oige 8eneruIsr iaamlIom en- usIel
Rssjering, Der forte Stam og 8ons
or. oper Spanien / Srissn mep 4m,s
rita. SAB os faa ale 0otumsnter!"
ruabts ban. "Gner sr bet iaa at 9ene-
ralsrne bar iammenipOret fig for al
itiuEe Sanobeben?"
Der blep ct tort Rsre paa 9runb al
otsie Orb. General Martines be
Gompos prpteitsrebe mob, at Iaabant
blep iast | bet ipanfte Senat. @lmes
mas tunoe intst bepiie; men ban pebs
blep meb lit.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09
Sra R%oneresien.

Mr. Baribplbt, Mcolem al quiet ira
CT. Qouis, bar inb9iuet ct 5prIlag ON,
at Der ifal ueoiGttes c n aommtslipn
pda 5 Mano, iom uil bare at unoerIp9e
Glpe % S9fte, bporfra Sper runpt ont
4 2oncet taser tit 3ritfepuno. Ill
aommis lionrn ital Oct lprite Inr beoils
9es $40 900, bporai Reolemmerre faar
SIS 900, ba ben aarliae 2sn ifal bore
$1,000 for bper. Snrlbolbt 'c9te
Manoass at iaa lit 6orilas op I'll Se'
banoling; men bet mislpfteoes, oa 8ons
gresmGltoene Cannon ps Spptlns ira
Sainpis ialte berimoo. Sliet b~eiluttes
be mep 81 mob 66 Stenimer at laoe
bet botle. Cannon giprbe opmGrtipm
paa, at 8artholbt blot utloe Gbica9ps
9rRnerlngsfaual iilips, iutet anoet.
% Sopfins iasoe, at The Notional
Association of Scientific Investi-
cation Og Reejerin9ens MariueDplpis
taller netop ital sisre ben @lerntna,
iom Sartbulbt pil, at bans apmmisiion
ifal ubipre.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09
Uyt fra metbuen
Gn 9risaoc nnoer WeSonalo apait'
terer til aUoooosberg.
Sanmcmitco ineo Soermc.

2onoon, 7oe Seb. Standards
S~orreippnoent tsIesraferer fra aops
pies Dam ben 5te 5eb., at General
Sector McDonulo meo !Sigbldnoerbrl@
ouben, 62be 9dtteri og 9oe cancers
antom til 3opbposberg ben Abe 5eb.
De iioite Mil al WurI6en bar pper
poerIt beip9rligt SerrGr, og 5rop@
nerre lso ~betpbelig at Seoe cg 8anos
mangel. Stprten bipouafereoe BED
8ooooosbers Drift pg bapoe 1T fsr'te
SammenIteo meb 5ienoen peo Dag
ern ben Ste.
9ancerne iteg opoper Gppooosberg
Sfiber og fanbt, at en- goerpdtrulje
flgp opoper paa ben dnosn Sioe.
Stub blep berlet, men goerre, 'om
blep o%perrumplet, flpgteoe. Sugefter
fanot en- &apaIeripatrulie, at 9oerne
bapbe beiat Rpggerne / Noroeit; men
be forlob benz efter nogIe Stub, oa
Strawberries Sooeoitprte n9rmeoe itg.
apppies Dam beberiter 8eien ira
8imberIep til 6opetppn og Douglas.
80 9oerleire er / aameel6oet og 8ris
gddtopn. @n itGrt Stnrte SLENDER
toncentrersr Zig for at mooitad 8es
neral Mac 9ondlo, bpis antom't til
bsnre Ggn bar forbinoret bisIe to
apmmunooer fra at fprene Jig.
Observation-Disclosures gientpg BED
Mibnutstio ben gamle Soriitring, at
bet intet bopbe at meooele. General
Butler tier frembeles itiue, pg bans
Sdus6eD er omtrent ben eneite 8ruro
til ben fate Sro, at ban upancerer.
SGgtning / 2nnpimi \.
st telegram fra 2ourencO Marz
ques, bateret Sirsoag, giper be iioite
unberretninger fra 2aDpimitb, bppr /
6enhplo til 8oer Rapporter en- polo>
Iom &anpnaoe begDnOte Mdnoag og
snbnu bar / Gang, bu S%elegrammet,
Iom ingen Gnteltbeoer gioer, blso
ienDt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09
N, surere s~orfieisl,e pao en- TIA

lag 'eoratios Sromo Guiuiut Tablets. ane gruo.
outer retunotrtr YtH9euf, hbiShtt life furerer. 3 N.
&rpus's nnbertfrift CT paa bier eft. Qoftsr rs Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09

&onsresmanb Sua, Surmanb / Mtiz
lttGrfomiteen, uotnler, at 2anoets
Itaaenoe Irre life pil bIipe forget
benre Sesiior. "StsrrelIen al por Mi'
Iitaritprfe oibGnser al, buab pore folio.
Male BeIibbelIer FREEZER. @i peo enbnr
life, bupr fore @arniiOner Der irnn9cs
paa Silispiierne, oa Sprpret Der life
enbba er iuibt fuet. @ortp Gicp bebe=
Der life mere enb ct Gesimnt iuruoer
bet Wanbitab, ipm Gen ielo itiler, %
Cuba fan aoot bi9lpe fig meo ire eller
IRE Re9lmenier.
enbuer &merifarer ier III, at Den
5orpselie al Irmeen, iom beIluitebes
| Wtarts 1899, bar paatrGpet. IN
ltaaenbe SGr brastes ba pp til Co. OO
Waro, pg / Sili9lOe al &ria ipiebts
BERTH Ell Reierpe paa $4,000 iripiQioe.
0ermeo er ri bjulpne. 9erimpb fan
les life bore enis meo DEM, iOm pil iprs
mi1oife Saren til, buab Den bar fpr
&risen meb Spanien, nemlis rs, COO
Wano, ps e%ritatte Man9elen mso 9ta.
tionalsarbiiter. Yore ubitrafie Seiio,
better fr9uer en- lanst Itprre Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09

Oommer Wtaiam 8. 5aft fra Gins
ctnnatt sr al praIicsnt Mc8inlsp uoe
nepnt til 5ormanb / ben nDe Som,
mission, ION itul ituHe be filippinIte
Yer en- OroeptIis RegisrinQ.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09

Mange &ongresm9nb er ibrioe for,
at Der ital afgioes en- bsitemt Grtlas
ring ON, bpilten Stbrelie 4merita
ftal tilitaa be ilippinfte Yer.
Den Ste 5ebruar bplbtes / SuTet
flsre Saler ON bet filippinIte Spsrss
maal. Rr. Biliams at MisfisIippi
patte alminbelig Opm9rtIombeo peb
at fremboloe ben tommerciele Sibe
oeraf. San ia, at Grbperpelien af
Silippinerne / 2pngoen piloe piie ia
eoelGggenoe for ameritdnIte Srems
brinsere al 8cmulb, Ris, Sobat,
Samp pg Gutter.
Orr. Morris al MinneIota talte
uotemmenbe ON Qmeritas loplioe get
til at beboloe 5ilippinerne. anore
Salere bar 8ibion al Sennesiee, SO.
u. oe $. u. Smith al Wi6iaan,
Go4ran at Wisiouri os Rspiae at
Hebrana.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-09

Repreientant paDne at gep gort
bar forelagt Sufet en- ReIoluttpn meb
Senipn til 5ilippinerne. Den flyer,
at nadr Sprgret mob De fSorenebe
Stater er fulpitanois tuet, ital al
Wilit9rz og Gipilmagt oper bisie Ser
operora9es til be Peripner, iom Prez
iioenten inbiatter. os uospss pad iaas
ban Mauoe, Iom ban beitemmer.
0ette Stbreiet Ital pebblipe, inptil
aongresien anberleoss bsilutter. Stbs
lt9ere er en- lignenoe HeIplution fore
last Senatet at Spooner fra Wiscons
i'm.
Repr9ientant 0oliper at Sptpo
forelaar en- COB, iom Ifal beItptte
gamle Minbesm9rter, Ruiner og Zig,
nenoe ling pua 2anb, ipm tilberer
Resierin9en. Snoreietreteren ital
babe iom pligt at paaie, at 9amlt
9rape, 9oligsr, Grubsr, 9ertfteoer
oip., Tom biorgrer fra 2anbets albitt
BIB, life itippesleit maa s~bslesses,
men bepares. Dog ftal ustparbige
WuiGer os a9~reanitalter babe COB til
at forstase ubgrapninger % Jamie
idmmen, bpao be timber.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
ALBION ALLSPICE.
From Writer.

The past week has been something
like Greenland weather, or as the
Laplander would say. an Attic temp
est.
How did you enjoy skating the past
week boys? Did you not have to
work pretty hard to keep warm,
already?
D, you see boys and girls of this
locality getting cross eyed in prepar-
ing for the examination for common
school diplomas?
Why is Bill Boyle of bachelors hall
like the English army? Because
they're having a hard time capturing
Ladysmith. All, o! la!
Colonel Thos. Boyd has laid his
gun aside on account of the scarcity
of game, says he; but we think this is
not the direct cause of the retirement
of the lame Colonel
"CitizensV where art thou? Come
forth and show thy face; put not thy
light under a bushel: let thy light
shine out before all men; De not
timerous, be not fearing. knock and it
shall be opened unto you. Be not
delinquent in your calling for the
way of the transgressor is hard.
Why are the English army having
a hog killing time? Because they
are killing Beers,
Mrs RowIey has gone to Michigan
to visit relatives there
Will rot some expert correspondent
take up the work left off by "Bezie
Tucker" that used to be superlative
news boy. Now see who can be his
superior.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23

March 3rd. The school house is large
and will accommodate large crowd.
Admission Zoe to all
We now have the most cheerful
school room in the county. The
children say it's just like q parlor.
1t would be well now to begin To lay
up money by giving Entertainments,
for an organ.
What q glorious world this would
be and what an orderly people, if they
we're like blocks of wood that would
sit where you put them and keep q
straight face when they see the folly
of fools! That would be order?
The question for debate at our
school next Friday sfternson will be:
Resolved that knowledgeis more to
be desired than money" Mary Muir.
ply is leader on the affirmative, Fred
Savoy on the negative. There are
eight debaters on each side and they
will be limited to five minutes each.
The question will certainly be well
discussed. Carl Corey ia to be critic.
Visitors are welcome.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
DISTRICT NUMBER SEVEN.
Bv CORRESPONDENT.

BY Correspondent.
Nothing exciting happening.
Carl Corey and Geo. Kern went to
Great Bend Monday
Cornelius Dirks went to Pawne e
Rock last Friday. A cold ride.
Mrs Urine. daughter of Mr.. Savoy
returned home last Saturday bring
ing Maggie, her little sister.
Robt, McMullin left Sunday even
ing for Topeka to attend the Masonic
reunion at that city this week.
Miss Gertie McMullin and brother
Roy have a fine new guitar, FROM
which they cow produre the sweetest
music.
James McCatfery has had a severe
spell OF sickness, but is now
convalescent We hope for his speedy
recovery.
NJ more carts or hughes burnt Up,
but now and then cne upsets and
cffeuds q certain party exceedingly.
Too bad, too bad!
Some of the Dundee 5oung folks
were over Monday evening to re-
hearse for the entertain ment. Tie
night was severe?
If a child does not learn t. stand
up for bis right in his school days,
when will he learn this importan.
question? There will come a time
someday when he has no papa or
mamma or teacher tn go to, to mend
his broken heart
Great preparation ia being made
for an eBter'ainmeDt at Dundee, To
be given by Sticknev,s music c'ass,
assisted by the @ n G. Quartette and
elocurinnarv talent. slso popular
soloist tsapranO. One half the pro
ceeds are to GO to Henaessv far the
college library. The ENTERTAINMENT
will be gwen on Saturday evening
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23

the vein ia from six to eight feet thick,
of good quality, and was struck at q
depth of about 100 feet.
The Hnstiing Knights of Woodcaft,
q side degree to the Woodmen, was
instituted here on Monday evening.
It's real laughable side line if you
know just when to laugh.
That new bridge west of town still
exists on paper only. The township
has completed its part long ago and
the iron is piled up here in town.
What's the matter with the bridge?
Col. Wash Stewards had a very
amusing article in last weeks Trib-
une, entitled Farewell" As the
lrishman said bout astronomy, ''It's
q foin sthudy, but divel the thing do
We know about it," and as Wash has
had about as much experience along
the line of 'farewells" as any body we
can think of, we concluded the article
was masterpiece, though we confess
our inability to discover any of the
literary gems.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
COLLEGE CHAT.
Rv an a IT -

Prof Harris cond dcted Chapel Ex.
ercises on Washington's birthday. /;
Mr.. Hoyte is again at @. N. C, for
a course of study.
On Monday severa! boys wen.
hunting. Several rabbits suffered
death and as many more were badly
scared.
Rev. Bixler was visiting with the
students Monday.
Prof. Harris lectured at Utica las
Saturday. He there nat several old
students. many of whom were teach
ing.
A new debating snciety has been
organic ID lately.
The new quartet is preparing music
for General Section next Monday.
Our Guerrillae are queer animals
Sometimes they meet. and again they
don't meet.
Mr.. Farrow. a student of 81 '9S
came in for work last Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
oDIN oCCAsIoNALs.
From "a Sub /"

from "a Sub ."
Showed all day the Goth.
/ Conrad Gehrer, of HoisiDgton was
in Odin Monday.
Nick Corance and all his children
are sick with the grip.
Mr. Prose, a Holslngton lawyer,
was at Odin Monday. on some law
business before Justice w. A.
Habiger.
Joseph Habiger, the Odin Merchant
has filled his ice house; putting in
20 or more loads of good, clear ice, 5
inches thick He had the ice hauled
from Galloway's creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinzsns Fingers
baby was baptized last Sunday.
Frank Wondra and Miss Adelbert
Finger stood as Godfather and God .
mother to the little one.
4 young couple were united In the
holy bonds of wedlock, at the Catho-
lie church today, February Goth.
Andrew Gerstenkorn and Anna Her
man were the happy pair.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
Sg3aSIe26ES5Vnl
EAH: MIeK|
.HoIsINGTON HUMMINGs.
From the Dispatch.


One of our citizsns requests US to
announce that the fast driving and
riding through our streets must be
stopped.
An Albert man said the reason
England wanted to GO to war with
Dom Paul was because he drank his
coffee from saucer and stained the
tablecloth with the cup. Now we
don't bell eve this
One of our young ladies while ex-
hibiting her abilities as SNOWFALL
marksman, converted herself into a
hosiery ad We rtisement. one day lately
and now she went even speak TO the
target.
Geo. Wilson, who has been fore
man at the roundhouse for the past
two years. has been removed to Osa-
watomie where he is given place as
machinist. LDuis Crosby, who WAS
at one time a mschinist at THE place,
has been returned and fi!ls the va
cancy caused by Dir. Wilson's re.
movai.
Young man, if You would win /.
young lady. and gain her as your own
treat her nicely. lady like. etc. but
don't make her believe che il the
whole thing Don't Eli Der head
with the idea that she Il go nice" too
nice. in fact for you. Tor she will soon
begin to believe it aud sc you the
shake.
While the lark was carol bis
sweetest Law from the sopof fhe las,
years sunfawer and the weadpecke.
is drumming for woEms ON zs sassss.,o|
house roof, old man KfondIka came
down on ns and shook hands with sks
coal man and his friend the ice mar
and told them be wes trying to drum
:. up = little business for EN-.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
ALBERT ANTICS.
From Felix, !"

From Felix"
Mrs. Geo. Keller is reported on the
sick list.
The Albert boys organized a base
ball nine here last week.
D. Bird shipped two car loads oil
cattle to Kansas City last Monday
There will be dance in the 81. w.
A. hall here tonight. Friday Feb %.
Mrs Tom McNqmara is now able
to sit up again after a tw-' weeks sick
ness.
Mrs Clare spent q few days in
Great Bend last week, returning
-home Monday.
Walker Mckinney returned home
from couple of Months visit 10 Ar.
kansas, last Friday.
John Campbell left for the Strip
last Monday looking for a location
there to start in business
Who is the Lady Offering 40 cents
reward to the inder of the fellow that
sent her that valentine?
Norrey Wilkinson is here from the
Strip on business He reprr:s having
lots of rain down there, and every
thing looking we'll
Ell. Beltield is busted in the stock
line. He sold every hoof of cattle he
had on the plrce, last week. Now
we will see Ell. rustic for new sup
ply.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
ELLINWOOD EFFECTS.
From the Leader.

A T. Redmon has resigned az
justice of the peace, and Y. s. Musil
received this week a commission FROM
the governor, as his successor.
We thought that no Ice had been
harvested here this winter, but i.
seems that We were mistaken The
Lngan township creamery company
put up So loads of good 7-inch ice
during the early December cold snap
Herman Mootz, who formerly ran
cigar factory at Sterling and had a
good tlade here, is now running a
fact"ry at Arkansas City and employs
20 workmen. We are glad to learn
of his prosperity.
Work on the magnificent new
Catholic church is progressing finely
and most of the stone is on the
ground. The foundation is com pleted
and the walls has begun. When the
church is finished it will be one of the
largest aud 6uest edifiees in centr a
Kansas.
| Judge CLARK, of this district. hes
| appointed Henry Achatz. of Lakin
township. VIM Gagelman. of Buffalo
township, and S. j. Williams, of Paw.
nee Rock. as board of appraisers OF
the Cheyenne Bottom lands, which
are to be condemned far lake and ir-
rigatiou purposes They win begin
work after the legal notice of coudem
nation proceedings has been pub
lished.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
Topeka
State
Journal.

In Reply to
Numerous Inquiries:
~ CRING the time when Rev Mr. Shell
\ don will edit tire other daily in Tope-
ka, the State journal will be publish
- ed at the same old stand and for the
The subscription rates for the Topeka Daily State
journal for the IN pnth OF March will be unch ng-
ed-3O cents. by mail Advertising
rates also unchanged.
No subscriptions taken fer less than one month.
The paper will be started any day the sub
scFiber desires. March 13th, IRE, aud stopped
at the end OF 30 days
The papers will be sent for 80 calender DAYS aud
wall include all the Lay Sermons (copy rightedl
,writteu especially for the Topeka State ournsI
by E W. Howe. tue famous author of The Story
of a Country Town. the editor and owner of the
Worry Club -
The State journal during March, following its
daily custom for years, will eyery day print the
"GloSe Sights'-E. w Howe's brightest para
graphs. smbodyiug his unique philosophy expns-
ing shams, nnveiling hypocrisy and taking or
popular f1ds and customs.
The s'sernrp0s'' by Mr.. Howe viii be signed The
editor at the State Journal may agree with Mr.
Howe in many of his statements and disagree in
others.-same as other contributors
During March the paper will he under the same
management which has conducted il for the four
teen years last past.
For years the State Journal has been a clean
new-y daily paper II VIII continue as SUCH L
his maintained 4 Iarg'r circu Iation in Kansa
than any other daily priated in Topeka else
where IN the State.
1t is not RI organ-sfmpIy newspaper, conducted
especially for the welfare of its sosa. Stale
pe"Ple, proprietor. and associates in the daily
work
The state Journal believes it good policy refu
and does refuse thousands af doiI0Fs annuSiiv
offered for advertising cisssed ''obeciiona BILE
Such advertisers viii iad il essier tn get int
the State Journal duri-g March than any ofhe
Of the twelve months in fhe wear. A. Frank
Richardson, New York and Chicago, handles the
fsreiga advertising. usual.
Resp ecffuily.
Frank p. MaCL ennau,
Editor and Proprietor
TOPEKA. KAEsAs February 10, 100
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
CLAFLIN COMMENTS.
From the Clarion

Mary, wife of Julius Brockel.
died at her home in this city today,
February 10Th. at IL o'clock a M
after iiugerning iiluess of two years.
Geo. Schrepple. we understa nd
sold bis farm near this place last week
to Nr. .Disqae. but will remain on the
farm until after the coming harvest
We have hsd Inquiries concerning
the ceaI discovery in this csunty, and
will say that from what We can learn,
the find Is sure thing. lis claimed
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
Chicken Roup.

Roup often causes very sore mouth
and rafting in the throat, which is a
consequence Of caEker in the windpipe.
Wash mouth and nostrils with weak
soda water, quite warm. Take wing
feather, an d with it wipe out the split
in the roof of the mouth; then dust
with burnt aflm and borax. Leave it
minute or so, and then wipe out as
dry as possible; then apply the
following mixture: one part turpentine.
one part sweet oil. ons>third iodine
Shake we'll before using. Drop this
into the nostrils twice day until the
fowl Is better. then once daily for
few days. AS soon as the eyes begin
to swell, paint the head with iodine.
but do not get any into the eyes. II
the eyes are the only parts affected.
just drop little of the mixture into
the nos trils.
1t is very necessary to give good,
sound food. Do not feed corn to
roury hens, but give wheat, oats and
vegetables cooked and thickened with
wheat bran until quite dry. Salt the
feed as you do your own. See that the
poultrV~house is clean and dry. Keep
the fowls in during wet weather.
To prevent the spread of the disease,
take shovelful of live Goals to the
poultry-house when the fowls are on
the roost, pour on some tar, and hold
the shovel well under the perches for
quite a while. Do this on three
successive evenings. and again smoke
for three more evenings Be sure to
give clean water 30 drink.
MRS. 0. G.. WHEELER
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
Mr.. 7, fl. SrRoUr,

Mr.. 7 fl. STRoUT,
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. Says:
GeRtlcmen,-
/ found that Beggs Cherry Cough
Syrup does the business every time
Not once has it failed to cure my child.
rem OF Colds or Group. Even La Grippe
gives up its hold when tackled with
Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup. 1 would
sooner be without life insurance, than
not to keep good supply of this medi-
cine in my house. Sold at
HOOPER'S.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23

Be sure the eggs you take to mar ket
are all sound. The merchant who
retails eggs hates nothing more than
to have some good customer charge
that he was sent rotten eggs" And
that merchant will keep tab On his egg
supply and find where the bad hen
fruit" comes from.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23

1t is said one company shipped from
Missouri and Illinois twenty -four
car loads of chickens in one lot to
Manchester. England last year, and is
now filling an order for forty car loads
Of broilers and roasters.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
Thornton Langford, Deceased.

AhOAhSOh Ac~hSAOAo9 OSOOo0O0'
DIED-On Friday. Feb. Is, 1900.
ut his home l. Eureka township,
THokNTON LANGFoRD, aged ~ yrs,
9months ard Is days.
Deceased was one of the older sets
tiers of Barton county, industrious,
considerations for the right and holding
the friendship of a large circle OF our
citiZeLs.
Thornton Langford was born on
May lst, 1927 in Harrison county
Indiana he moved to Van Buren, Co
Iowa, with his fathers family in 1887
There he grew to manhood In 1919
he was married to Martha Hills, who
only lived about one year, leaving no
children
In 1852 be was again married 90 Su
san S Powers in Scotland county. Mis-
souri,, where he resided for short
time. He then removed with his fam
lily to Daviess county. Missouri. where
he lived until the spring of 1861. when
he removed to Appanoose county, Ia
In the fall of 1876 he disposed of his
property in Iowa. removing to Barton
county, Kansas He landed in Great
Bend with his fanny on the 7th day OF
January, 1877. and has been resident
of Barton county eyer since. residing
on the s. w. quarter of section IS.
Eureka township.
He leaves life and four children =
-
mourn his loss; four children having
passed on before
The funeral was held on Sund ~.
Feb lSsh and thu marital structure,
which had buffated the earthly trials for
over the allotted three score years and
ten. was laid to its Icing rest in the
Great Bend cemetery.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23

The Poultry and Farm Journal,
printed at Pueblo. Col, has entered on
column folio. It is newsy. and up to
date and edited by Mrs NJ. B. Slack,
sister,in-law of Mrs. Dick Taylor.
north of Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23

The surest way to prevent
contagious diseases from spreading in
your focks is to kill the afflicted fowl
and burn tAe body as soon as the
desease is detected, then see that their
surroundings are in q sanitary con.
ditiOn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
Buff Plymouth Eggs.

Orders for Buff Plymouth Rock eggs
will be booked now and filled when de-
sired. From pen headed by cock that
tied fol-, Ist at the recent Barton Co.
Show.
For sale or trade-Trio of White
Bantams. Address:
ELLA M. STOKE, Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23
To the Public.

have decided to make 200 dog of
my best Platino Cabinet Photographs
at 81 so and So 90 per doz. First come
first served. AL work guaranteed.
HALLIDAYs GALLERY,
Main ST., Great Bend
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-23

Twenty five dollars invested in 100
chickens will. if the fowls are properly
housed and cared for, bring more
profit in year than double that sum
invested in hogs. cattle, horses or
sheep.