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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
SOUTH STARKSB0R0.

Frank Tart's family haVc moved into
the Chaffoc house in Jerusalem and Joseph
Lafayette has taken his brother Peter La-
faNcttc'S farm for the coming year
Frank OrNis has been laid NJ for q week
or NOR having sustained an injury from
- binder which hit him while lumbcriui,
m Huntington, but is better at present
Mrs. AlVina Shattuck is on the SICK lis
The Grace and Wclch law suit came of
last week ana was decided in favor of III,
defendant
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.

Rutland. March THE March term OF
county Couri opened here this afternoon
~ O'clock Judge J. W. Rowcll prcsid-
Ing. Roy. Dr. Phillips offered prayer.
Judge Rowcl instructed the petit jurors
ia their duties and then proceeded with
the calling Of the docket. There is an
unusually small number OF cases set for
trial at this term. Tho first one on the
list is Edison W.. Bidgood, civil action.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

driving over a crossing between Bolton
md North DuXhury. T.. L. Laird and j..
w. Gordon appear for the plaintiff.
Contrary to the usual custom. the state
docket will be first taken up, until dispoSi-
zion is made Of cases in which the re-
spondcuts arc now lodged in Jail states
attorney lIOdr was ready for trial In two
asses hut counsel for respondents begged
for more time for preparation, ana re-
cess was taken until Thursday morning ut
u n, ,1,,ts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
FERRlSBURGH,

Miss H. Elizabeth tIolmos of Charlotte
closed her second successful .crm Of
school i'm district no 6. March I'd with ap-
piopridto exercises which were enjoyed
by all present. Miss Holmes is q grIdu-
ate of the burlington high school and a
toaCher OF much nrnmisn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
ESSEX JUNCTION,

The horse which was found dead in the
yard NJ Leroy Johnson's place last week
Sunday evening was found 10 be-
long to John Ashley. On the presump-
ton that the animal had perished from
exposure and neglect y. H. Stanley rep
rosoutativc of tie society for the preren-
(Continued on 9Th page.A
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ORWELL.

Miss Abhc Ray of Brandon is visiting
her brother, &. f. RaY.-Schouls closed
last FridaY.-Thc ilOmc Department If
Missions met with Mrs g. T.. Ray We'd
M sday; subject, Cuban Homes in Amer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
VERMONT
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
=
THE NEWS BY COUNT 5

The Winooski Valley, VilligesU I orth
From the Island in the Lake the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Elk
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
MARCH MEETINGS.
Further List of Officers Chosen to do
Business of Vermont Towns.

Below is liNcu a further list of the
town officials CHOSEN at the annual March
meetings held on TuesdaN:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

IT, p. Hayes. w. c. Amy. y. T. Dioker-
man; treasurer, s. +. Huhbard; overseef
Of the poor Eugene Campbell; constable,
l.. y. HcmcuWay; listers Seymour Kent.
Eugene Campbell, William Laduo audi
tors, s. f.. Riley, g. G. Hubbard, George
Sargent, trustee OF public money, K. w.
Swan; town grand Juror. II. p. Havos;
road commissioner Edgar W. Ford:
agent e. &. Hubbard; school director for
thrtc years, William Badue. libra ry trus-
tee, Seymour Kent Voted to raise a tax
OF coo cents on the dollar Of tho grand
list rs follows: Town tax 7jc highway
tax 59c, school tax 75c on the dollar.
BROOKF1ELD.
Moderator G. f. Tissue; clerk and trcas-
urcr G. II. Bigclow; selcctmen. Julian
Morse, a. q. HITT>lrd, J. w Untie1t. list
crs. Charles Williams. g. Powers. a. -.
| Reed; school directors. L. \. Clark -. a.
! Flint, e. H. Bigcow: road commissioners,
| +. +. Lampson; town agent, Guy Crane:
auditors, w N. Spraguc. n. VI. Gaylord,
| c. s.. Fiskc; fax. t100; school 3jc. high
way 15c. Voted $2j for Memorial Day.
PANToN.
Moderator Lyman Kent: sclcctmcn Ju-
! hi" Converse, w. Richards, e. j. Spauld-
ing; town clerk. Koiiu Kent. constable
and collector with right Of the State .,
4. Thorn. highway surveyor. \. : Ro--
coe: treasurer. T. Bristol; school directors.
/ f.. J.. Stags; T. Scnon T. Bristol: listers,
Il. Noonan, e. Fisher. A. Tappan: auditors
f. Adams T.. j. Bristol and f. J.. Seats;
tax voted 1o0 cents.
SALISBURY.
Moderator. +. j. Sumner town cork. r..
! \. Watcrhousc: soloctmon l.. a Ellis.
r. e. Dyer and W e. Watcrhouso: list
err. j. r. Cloycs J.. y. WatorlouSr and
j. r. Dyer; treasurer, l.. y. Wacrhousc:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

has been visiting Miss Addic Moore and
Mrs. Wallace Larrabee, returned to her
home Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

Moderator. Col. T. l.. sawyer: clerk. ~
q. Wood. treasurer. T. IL. Strong; select
men, Il. e.. Lauphcr. John c. Peck and
Joseph FoS-: FIRST constable, j. r. Stevens {.
second constable, Porter i'utS; collector
Of taxes, W. &. NaNueld; listers, Frank
Chaitcc, Albert WhitComb and H. NJ.
\oNeS: auditors. &. :. Page f.. +. sawyer
and II. NJ. Mcfarland, trustee Of pubic
money 6. :. Page; town grand jurors,
:. e Waite, Peter Perrin and Oscar
Campbell; road commissioner. SiaS \.
Whiicomh; third school director, G. l..
Gates, the town voted To raise a tax of
Sl."i ON a dollar. Ii was voted further
that the primary department of the acad-
ony hold only IS weeks of school in place
OF - ns formerly. Library trustees. T.. T..
Sawyer. LuciuS Noyes Mrs f.. l.. ingalls,.
Mrs. j G. Crucker and Vernon Gri.woll.
II was the wish Of the town that the 5 u
now on hand he expended in books for the
library and that IN" trustees make some
arrange nIcnts as to keeping the library
open, allowing a sum not exceeding 81
fui the services of a librarian.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
8R.AINTRI;E..
tNOSBt RIilI.

Moderator. Richard Smith; town ciorlS,
W. W. Hutchinson; SNlectmen, H. A..
C"amton. II. : Wanzer. ". q. Fassolt;
treasurer. Hiram l.add: oversee" o. poor,
g. II. AbeN constable and collector, \. J..
croft; listers, g. II. Abel, Frrd Spicer,
Charles Alien, auditors T.. j. Parm-
Ice. O. ) FaSsetr Lyman Gil
her; trustees United STAT, deposit
FUND Hiram Ladd. NJ. p. Porloy, e. T..
OVitt: town grand Jurors. Elmer Johnson,
w. X. ONi't; road commissioner. II. ;.
Leach; town agent, T., McFoctcr9; library
trustees elected for fly" years and Ia ill
vacancies. J. NJ. Jeffords, NJ. l.. llubbell.
H. A. CramtOn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
IiARDWICk.

Town meeting was not largely attended
and all passed OFF quietly. Most of the old
officers were reelected, as follows: Select
men. Charles A. stanford, John L. Han
cock. q. W Bridgman; listers. A. W. Nor
cross. W. W. Sutton, w, j. Perrin; over
seer +. A. Fay; road commissioner, c, A..
Sapp school director, G. S. MONTGOMERY;
clerk and treasurer Ira A. Shattuck; mod
orator J. II. Mcl.oud; voted tax 200 per
cent. The selectmen were instructed to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
CAMBRIDGE.

Moderator. w. II Parker; clerk and
treasurer. w. Il. Grswold selcctmen r.
). Fuller, \, w Edwards, A. /. Brown;
oonstablas, first, w. Is Sanderson, Sec
ond, +. w, Patch; listers. John Duffy. ].
NJ. Powell Earl Prior; auditors, II. W.
Narnun, j. NJ Wilcox. Levi Smile, town
grand jurors, Il. Il. Brush and S. T., Stine-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

Moderator. Albert r. stevens. town
clerk. Salmon Green; selectmcn, Wesley
q, White. Fred w Fay, Henry r. Norton;
treasurer, F. q. Nichols; overscer of poor.
Martin Gleason; first constable, Michael
Murphy; second constable Chas NJ. Nc
,iurghan; listers, Henry \. Hodges, Geo.
~. Farr w. -. Hall, auditors, Ralph T..
Jones, Frank ~. Edward, Thad l. stevens;
trustee pubic money. Henry Gillett; town
erlnd juror, Samuel \. Andrews; road
commissioner, William H. White; agent to
prosecute suits. NJ. q. Leary; school drec-
tor, Frederick II. Shepardson; tax raised
for all purposes 80 on the dollar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

Town clerk, Norman Camp; secretary
and treasurer, l.. l.. Camp; Se.octmcn, G.
G. Gould. -. -. Bacon, q. &. Bryant; over
seer of poor, \. G. Merriam; constable and
collector, +. l.. Slayton; listers, l.. T..
Goodcll H. II. Bangs, George Jennings
auditors, II. II. Churchill F :. Merriam,
T.. T.. Camp; trustee of public money. \.
Camp; town agent, r. l.. Sayton: school
director W. :. Siloway, road commis-
sioncr, II. A. Wheelook; voted To raise no
cents on the dollar; voted to have taxes
paid to collector.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
HUNTINGTON.

Moderator. Dr. T.. II. Falby; clerk, Geo.
w. Sayles; Sclectmen, q. W. Brewster, j.
:. Sweet. y. A. Carpenter, listers, r. II.
Sweet, q. NJ. Norton r. II. Morrill,, treas
uror. John Fargo; road commissioner, s. j.
Randall; town agent ana trustee |. :.
money. Henry Brewster; constable, II. W.
Cillett; town grand jurors Warham
brewster. h. li morrill,; oVersecr of the
poor, Warham brewster; auditors, +, Il.
Strong. Is. T.. Morrill,, A. H. Ross, school
director for three years, j. G. Carpenter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
PLAINFIELD.

Moderator. w. 5. Martin; town clerk j
s. Chamberlin; selectmen. 5. 5. Smith II
Z. Cutler. D. /. Page; treasurer. r. T
,Leavitt; road commissioner Joseph Bart,
lett listers, w 5. Martin. 5. l.. Bartlett
William Prescott; town agent ". 5. Mar
tin; auditors, +. l.. Hoyt, O. l.. Martin
Archibald Batchc'der school director. +
j. Colby: total tax, N45,
GRANVILLE.
Moderator, John q. Sargent; selectmeu
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'Nll;F'AN.

Moderator, j. y. Paris town clerk, y,
-. Hfoman; soectmen, &. \. 'lavereY,
Edwin Strait, II r.. E.Giddiugs. tro roaslrcr a.
l.. Bc"mtn; oVcrSotr of poor, j. y. Paris;
first constable. &. E Gillette; second con-
table. w. w. Barrett; collector of taxes,
q. 6. Gillette; listers, John Howard, u. ;.
DAWSON, G.. q. Orton: auditors. l. t..
Hunt. r. W. Shepardson, f. u. shepard
son; trustee public money f. A. Shcpard-
son; road commissioners u. +. Belrds y:
school directors, - y. Webster. charles
Brush, II q. wilkins trnstcc of Bellows
Free academy fund j. i. Wilcox; trustee
Of the Fairfax free library for five years.
II. +. Giddiugs, voted 10 extend the iuiis-
diction of constablcs through ile State
voted to leave the tax bill i'm The hands
of tho treasurer; voted to instruct the Sc
l"ctmon to confer with the trustees of the
Northern Educational l'nion ana have them
build school building and the town pay
tuition for its advanced scholars; voted In
have a liquor agency; voted To appropri lie
50 for Memorial day; voted silo on the
grand list to pay current expenses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
CHELSEA.
ORN ELL

Clerk. Gideon Abbey; sciec men, A. r.
Fush, G. l.. Abel George Thomas; treas
urcr. Gideon Abbey; ovcrSeer. john Hal;
constable G. l.. Stay; listers, r. W.
Sholes. G. Abbey. II. h. Hack; agent. X.
L. Brown; road commissioner, j. T.. con-
way: school commissioner, l.. o Eascum:
tax voted. 1C5 per cent: the town voted 10
appropriate 800 for the orwell free IL
hrary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08
WASHINGTON.

Moderator, L. .. Huntington: clerk and
treasurer, Chester DickcY; selectmen. NJ
w. chamberlain, Austin Pattison. c. T..
Emory; road commissioner a. W. Hutch
irson, school director, Il. NJ. SeaVer; con-
stable and collector, q. w. Downing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

Moderator. Alpha MeSsor; town clerk,
E. II. EdEerton; sclcctmen. u ed Eaton,
Henry Phelps and Gardner Chahcc; treas
urcr. George Trask: listers. T.. H. Edgcr-
ton. II. +. Mason and Henry Chaffee; con-
stable, Paul 1'nkham. second constable,
Reuben Whitaker. road commissioners,
Truman Austin; auditors. 6. l.. Greeley, Al
pha Messor, j. r. Tupper; tax, 100 cents
on a dollar.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH.

= rRN DISTRICT OF NEw-YORK -:
Whereas libel and petition ded in the Dss--4~e
Court of the United States for the District
New-York on 18Th day OF February 1900 BY Peter
Cahill owner OF The steam tug %, L Halenbeek'.
her engines. boilers. tackle apparel and furniture
limitation OF his liability for an loss destruction ear-
axe and injury caused BY a disaster strandtn<
ofs and 6ra
day OF October 1899 and for loss damage arising
therefror. and the voyage which the was
then engaged;
And Whereas. said Moelaat and petitioner has
xven a stipulation pay Court the or Thfrry-
one hundred tvency-seVen Dollar.
ISL 81. interest. the appraised
tug and freight pending.
Therefore IN pursuance q the nnouition issued
lf % ne directed delivered I 20
hereby cite all claiming damages for loss de-
structiou injury cccasioned by the said
the said srandng on the said voyage Gle
make proof of their respective claims
- Na1aef ESQ T. Commissioner. II
ONO Room General Postofnce Building Borough,
Of OF New York. or the l.ta
lnv n August 1900 eleven o'clock A NJ and also
10 appear before said said building Augusc
IA 100 a eleven o'clock a. ~ and incl
and petition BE defaulted barreS
participation IN the said stipulation
Dated New York May End 1900
WILLIAM HENKEI.
United States Marshal
FOLEY. wRAY & TAYLOR.
FOR Petitioner. a Wan Street. Sorouxa a
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
Go tDhom it Hlan Concern.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COZ


TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORR-In ths,
matter OF s. a MCFARLAND & CONPANT. IN bank
Il the satisfaction OF This Court hy
the affidavit OF c. De verified the 9Th cay
Court, praying that named firm consisting OF
\ MacF'arund AMI Wi-t Leland may adjuaged
bankrupt that subpoena thereon issued %
this Court, directed said Seth a MaCfarald. return
able the 18th day OF MAY 1850. thereof
petition upon which obtained.
District Court. shown by the return made BY said
Marshal date5 the 18th % May. 1900. hat
said debtor could not De found and now On he IN ths
Court, and
elapsed since the said and that appearance
Ia fled. the said Seth 4 MacFarland is now
without the jurisdiction OF the Cred States and tnar
OF subpoena and petition cannot win Que
diligence be made upon him within the JURISDICTION OK
Court IL Is
ORDERED and directed that said Seth A Mac,
plead deTaur OF he 10Th day
July. petition herein dated The llth day
1900 fled in the Office 1f the Clerk OF tais
12Ih day or May 1900 PRAYING that said
mcfarland is a member be attudicated bankrupt ana
IN OF failure appear plead denaEr
adjudication will be according 70 the prayer or the pe
ORbERFD and directed that said of this or.e
nav upon rhe said seth A NiacFCrland
publication once than consecutive
weeks in York Tribune. which desiEnaret
by likely give notice 10 the said A.
MacFarland, such publication be commenced
later than the Gay cf June 1890
Dated New York. May 31st 1900.
ADDISON BROWN
L. s District Judge.
GEORGE c. DE LACY, Atty. for Pet,ioner go Bras
way. Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y C1-y
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
PITy PM =DTN,i whitehall St. New York
l1,nr, SI-PY DEPARTMENT- Nav q. 1900

ss,e5 proposals furnishing officers e the Treas
- IS-+n5ent with Coin Bags for the fiscal ending
T1a AZ 1901 received at this Office unti the 22nd
SS Sott' rrre 1900 at o'clock o. Blank forms FOR
SS, fh instructions and description OF bags printed
,tU be furuishet~ upon application 70 the Secre
uleIeo.' ~. rraaslry 1. J. GAGE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
MAINE.
KIRKWOOD I'M.
NEW-YORk.

Scarborough Beach Maine Reopens middle OF June.
electric light, telegraph telephone
two-re beach woods golf. tennis cycling. dinner.
Early application necessary
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11

ry-rp-rsFNFNsTs and subscriptions for TIE Trthuns
y received az their Uptown once No la hToSdway
,Sr6 ~ 3lst-st.. until oclocS P m advertise
1Sss received following branch ets az regular
until O'Clock j. VIZ - eti ave, = e.
ohI1v - no Glh-ave l2th-st Macys. Sth-ave
snS 14th lI2 Columbusave. near West oota-sIi lOo
W. a9d-st near 6th-ave-. % East l4th-stss
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11

NEW FRONTENAC' ON ROUND ISLAND.
gonntrn Boaro.
NEw-YORh.

FAMILY boarding house: fine grounds; verzntas:
~ elevation RfdzedaIe Madison. ". =
DOARD by seeshore; bathing boating fishing. sand
ID beach Sc and 81 a week Mrs. GRANVILLE Hill.
ChebeagUs. Me
CELECT PEOPLE find accommodations IN beautifully
y located modern house bath splendid drives good
boating fishing bathing plain good table, IS % $1,000
WOELFERT. Pisruont. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
Proposals.
4 RA1Y BUILDING. whitehall St. New York
NEw-YORK.

A RMY BUILDING Whitehall St, New York
CITY June 4 IsOo-sealed proposals. in duplicate.
until u O'Clock noon June 13 1900
and then opened for furnishing and deerlns aongsite
vessel at Columbia stores Brooklyn. y Y,
~ sncb ,thsr pier in New Harbor may desig
mated bv the Depot QuarJerrnaster, New York City,
In ooo 900 white oats 1890 QUO lbs. Ot
1n1othv hay American 100000 lbs straw, and 40oOO
lbs brau All forage 10 be delivered during
The months July. August and September, 1900.
such times in such quantities as the Depot
Ouartermaser York city. shall designate. and 70
in wi conditions and
instructions 20 bidders. Information
ana blanks for bidding furnished upon application L. :
-ssares right To reject all proposals,
auv part thereof Envelopes containing proposals should
for Forage 20 be opened June lS.
1900 - and addressed 10 A. S kIABALL, A. q. II. G.
army BUILDING, Whitehall St, New York
~ city June O. 1eo0-sealed proposals. IN tTipleate.
tu he received until II o'clock. A NJ. June ls.
1900 and then opened. for furnishing and Delivering
tSt, at This Depot pairs CT legsius, 100 cham
ssbirts So ot0 pairs OF light weight wool stockings
sn 900 post books Information ana blanks Tor
stSa,,g furnished upon application The T. 5
tha h 10 reject any or all proposals or any
- tSs-ac- Envelopes containing proposals should be
arxs5 proposals Clothing and Books % De opened
June 10 1900. and addressed 10 A = AAA9@AL-i- A.
q
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
gonntrn propcrtn for Sale.

Gonnirn iJropcrtn Tor saIe.
NOR SALE-A farm highest state of cultivation,
il o from Phila-.
minutes from
ton owners with sanitary exposed plumbing.
porcelain bath heated throughout running
well. beautiful and In
come. Address g. w BOX Is. Tribune Ofice-
DAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION BUFFALO 1901.
I Offer for sale bargain Of vacant land
OF rhirry-th-ss Exposition
grounds Full particulars request WILLIS M
SPACLDING. Attorney. Buffalo y I
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
Hnfuruisbe0 apartments 90 fet-

A BARGAIN--Seven rooms and bath corner apartment
y every finest location .
Washington Heights SIS: loo Co1veut-ave corne
146tn-st. Agent. POCHEFt. $50 Lextngcou-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-06-11
FURNISHED 6ouscs to Eet-gountrn.

TO I.ET-At HighlaHd Lake Wnsted. Lschheld Co..
L Conn. eight room furnished summer cottage
: l. KELLOGG. New Hartford, Conn
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-24
Business Men in Theatricals.


The New York Herald of May 9th
says: ''It's strange what strides the
stage has made during the FIVE years.
not to speak of a century. Business.
men have now taken hand in the pie.
and find it a very profitable investment.
Lawrence Barrett. during his grand
struggle through numberless difficulties
was backed by some of the solid bust.
ness men of Boston. Viola Allen, who
has electrified this country and al
the present time is the talk of the en-.
tire east, 1.-THE Christian" was fur
nished the necessary funds by large
printing establishment in New York
And now a leading business man O
Chicago has taken hold of the comedy
farce, IA Wise Woman" and having
engaged An extraordinary good com
pany will appear in all the principa
cities in trip across the continent
Prior to their run in San Francisco
they will take 10 some of the minor
towns and thus make the journey t.
the coast with more ease. Theatrical
managers. look sharp. The bushes.
men will crowd you out"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-24

MARRIED-At the home of the
brides parents. at WaKeeney, Kansas,
August Z. 1900, Charles Cue and Miss
Rosetta Stephens. The groom is the
son of James Cue, of north Home
stead township. young man who has
grown up in Barton county and made
many friends by reason OF his fine
character aud Industrious habits. He
is now in the stock business In one of
the western counties and has fine
bunch Of cattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Cue
have been visiting in north Home.
stead the past week. The DEMOCRAT
joins large host of friends in wishing
the young couple long life and happi>
ness.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-24

A runaway team, last Saturday, met
Bert Harrison on the Arkansas river
bridge. and although Bert kindly
turned out and gave the runaways
as much OF the road as possible.
they broke straight for his team in q
head end collision that mashed the
tongues to both wagons and injured
Bert's team 80 badly they could not
bring the load of wheat on to town.
No one was in the runaway wagon,
although the driver showed up after
the collision. =.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-24
Give Our Side !. Chance.

New York Herald. headed Business
Men Ia Theatricals." we notice that
"A Wise Woman" is going to make q
few stops before starting run in San
Francisco. Nav why cant We have
this company stay one night with usi
They surely must have = 6rst class
company 70 contemplate an extended
run In the western metropolis. Such
. company will b relief from the
No. 2, 8 and sometimes I companies
that Ne generally get. Give as Z
chance.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-24
G.. A. r. Encampment.

The Santa Fe Route will run q tour
list sleeper and chair car from Great
Bend to Chicago without change; leav-
ing Great Bend August 26th at 10 q.
NJ, arriving in Chicago at $50 the
next morning. giving ample time for
breakfast before starting. Parties
desiring space in this tourist car should
call upon VIM. Torrey. agent. First
come, first served. You have first
choice now. Seats on chair car free.
Double birth on tourist car only 81 90
VIM. ToRREY, Agt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lat of transfers Of lands and town lots in Barton
County Kansas for two week ending Aug. 23rd
1900:
Laura Keynes to John J.O Schmidt. NV 1900 80
or 24-20 Is -- % oooO w
Loaney to John and Thomas Moran,
sc or 3O-l6-ll. ............. -.-........ <1oo w
The Peterborough Savings Bank to Charles
II Harter. lots 10, IL and IL, block 81,
Heller Park addn Great Bend. 690 W
Frank PETE and Maggie PETE to Paul 800 =.
Swartz, n hf Or 34-19-12. .......... S3OO W
W.T. and Garwood to Godfrey
Hartmann, or 28-16-l1 80. 3So0 w
r Garwood to Godfrey Haazmann. &c Or , -.
26.l6-l1 ....... $1,000 "o~ w
&C. Laferty to A Barnett. lot 1. block
80, CHEAT Bend 3oo W
Harriet M Marquis to d. Bosse. Sc or 10 ~
1912. .-......-. w
Henry Campbell to B Merten sw qr2- =.
1915 iooV w
Lucinda Bross & Rowell to Erwin Swauger
part ne Or 10-2O-14 e....... lUOO w
John Austen to William Osborn sw Or IL .
l9-l3.-... ...-...........: ...--..... iOoV w
Frank Harvey to William McCarter lot
10 blk 50 at Bend ~ W
State Of Kansas to Henry Essmilier, sw ~
Or OF ee Or. ~S4 w
Erastus Mod srweli to b McCauley lot
ID blbk go, HoisingtOn. " W
d Palmer to Godfrey Boyer hf ne Or
2S-17-13 .............-....... gu w
A Sharp TO Henry Donebsck sw or 60 -
1915 AtOo W
James Winget to Henry ] Campbell 2
1915 1890. $3.50. ......-....... leuO w