Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-06-01

On Monday another of C.. J.
French's valuable work horses, which
was hurt in the cyclone, died from its
injuries.
Jim Hayes the barber, who has been
at Hutchinson for the past few years.
has moved back to Great Bend, and is
now employed at Ferger's shop.
Next weeks DEMOCRAT will contain
an interesting letter from WILDER
Aber now on the island of Negroes,
Philippines, in the U. S. army
We have a few second hand Hodge
headers, in good repair, for sale.
Please call on US and get prices.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
W, A. Phillips, M. D. will be st
Hotel Greene, Great Bend, three days
June I'd to 9TH inclusive, to treat all
diseases of the eye and ear. Call
early.
j. ii. Hammett came down from
Lsrned Saturday evening, to spend
Sunday with-well. with several
Hosea is now on the Tiller and Toiler
force
The city marshal should now pro,
coed to put stop to several hundred
'howling successes that. nightly bay
the moon and sneak the sneakables.
Shoot the unlicensed dogs.
They begin to quit specializing on
whether or not they will get wheat
this year. and are now figuring whether
it will be 10, Is, 25 or 40 bushels to the
acre. And what the price?
Its simple case of must sell 'em."
A fine lot of Brussels. Administer
and Moquette rugs. They won't last
long at the prices we make.
E. R. MOSES, Nero: Co.
Hoisington's temperance enthusiasts
have been finding trouble again. One
drug store has been pulled" and two
meR arrested in the local courts for
giving away beer. And there is more
trouble ahead.
Last Friday being the 45th wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. A, l..
Miller-a number of their friends and
relatives gathered at their. residence on
Forest avenue and spent q pleasant
evening with them.
One dollar will get you the Cincin>
natti Weekly Enquirer one year, the
Kansas City Weekly Times one year,
and the BARTON COUNTY DEMoCRAr
to January 1, 1901. What more do
you want for q dollar?
The Beacon of last week gathered a
big: long stuffed club, and started
after the z. M. Its editor says he has
more of the same kind" and every
body who gets mail at this postoffice
says "We're from Missouri
Ifyou want an outfit we can sup.
ply you, but be sure and do not wait
700 long, before all the machines are
gone. Two carloads have been sent.
TO Kansas and the third is to follow.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co
The tramp nuisance is beginning to
arouse the indignation of our people.
With the immense harvest coming on,
there is no Deed for tramps in this
part of Kansas. Shake 'em up and
send them into the wheat fields.
Lightning struck the house of Geo.
Belts, near H0isington, Friday night
The bolt tore big hole through the
roof, ceiling aud floor and into the Gel
lar. Mr.. Belts was insbed and asleep,
but when rudely awakened found bin
self out of bed and onto the floor, but
with no bodily injuries. i
c. B. Harrison. Hoisington livery
man, came near getting killed Friday
evening, while hitching up team at
tle stable of his brother, M L Harri.
son. in this city. The team knocked
him down and ran. over him, one of
the horses kicking him as it passed
It was some time before Mr. Harrison
regained consciousness but he was |