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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01
Obituary.

/ Mrs. T. B. johnson received word
announcing the death of her father.
she being the only living member OF
the family not present.
Isaac Showers was born July II,
1886. died January II, 1901, aged
81 years, 6 months.
He was united in marriage to Miss
Jennie Osborn, September Is, 1864.
To this union were born nine children
three sone and six daughters, seven
of which survive him Two sons
have preceded him to the better
land. He moved with his family to
Madison county Iowa, in 1870, and
remained there until 1891, when he
moved to Grundy county, Missouri,
where he remained until death called
him away. He was good husband
and a kind and loving father, He
was one of Grundy coucty's best citi-
zens. By hard work and economy he
was able to leave his family with a
good home.
The writer called at different times
during his sickness, the last call was
made just a. week before he passed
away. At that time he made all ar
rangements for the funeral.
The funeral services we're conduct
ed by the writer at Rural Dale church.
The services were attended by large
congregation of old friends. After
the services he was laid away in the
Rural Dale cemetery.
C. A. B. WATSON
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01
ALBERT.
From "FelixP


Mrs Alex Keller and Miss Bert
Keller were Great Bend visitors
Tuesday.
Tom McNamara is spending few
days visiting in Rush county with
Ed Conley, a brother>in-law.
John Andree is reported being
able to sit up again, after being con-
fined to his bed for about two weeks.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Haase
a 10 pound boy last week, Wednes-
day. Both mother and babe are
doing we'll.
Mrs. Ploeger, who had the mis-
fortune of having her collar bone
broken by horse falling on her, is
improving very rapidly.
Miss Floy Hays made trip to
Great Bend with the intention of at
tending College there but on &C.
count of smallpox scare she did not
go and came back home.
w. W. Doty, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past year or
more from the effects of paralysis,
passed away to his better home last
Friday night. The .remsins were
laid to rest in the Dunkard cemetery
last Sunday afternoon by a large
attendance of friends and neighbors.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

The horsemen of central Kan
sas got together at Wichita this
week and formed "The Arkan-
sas Valley Fair Circuit,' the cir
cult including the towns of
Wichita, Newton, ElDorado,
Hutchinson, Great Bend, Ster-
ling and ST. John. This means
that the dates for the county
fairs in the places named will be
agreed upon SO. that the dates
will not conflict, and that allsthe
horses and other attractions in
this locality can make all these
fairs inside of seven weeks.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joseph Dolechek to Fred Dolechek and wife
sw4 7-l6-11 $500 60
Fouch 10 G w Gibler, y lot 5, block
Is, V Add to Great Bend ..... 200 90
Elisha Under 10 E Montgomery e u q
1913. .,........ .................... 45 90
Leighton & Fowler to ] Brinkman, sw
u s4-17 Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Geo W Mey ar to T NJ Russell, blocks and
8, Meyers add to Great Bend ........ lis 90
A b Poole to N Bersehiedt, lots and 9.
block Z, Forest Park add, Ellinwood 20 90
B Poole to Matthias Hall, lots y to1s,
block J. Forest Park add, Ellinwood 49,. 100 90
James II nith to Geo Brinkmau, E "a
neA ao-eo1a ....................... 500 90
A WeitIi..r TO o o F Trustees las $50
feet in block 1, A V add. Great Bend 49,. 100 90
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

ABOUT every once in so often,
if not oftener, the Republicans
kill the opposition as dead as
dead can be; and this fall killed
them so completely that "never
again would they cumber the
earth. f." Now comes the funny
part: the Republicans are SO
afraid OF this corpse perfectly
dead and harmless you know
that they say the most impor-
tant legislation will be-to kill
their corpse again: You see
their fears give them away and
make it pretty plain that they
don't. believe their first story
themselves. But it's funny isn't
it?-Rice County Eagle.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

my Daughters HUSBAND" with
Dan Sherman as old Man Tucker, was
constructed for laughing purposes and
how we'll it has been fully demoustrat-
ed by the reception 1t has received in
the east. There is not a dull moment
from the rise to the fall of the curtain
on the last act. Fi:z s. Webster have
secured capable company and have
spared no pains or money to hand
somely costume it. Everything is new
and right up to the minute" This
funniest of all farce comedies will ap-
pear at the opera house tonight. FRI
day Feb. 1st. Prices 25, So and 80 cts
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

Mrs. NATION is again on the
warpath with a tomahawk. AS
the Yankee would exclaim in
very suggestive words: "Tar
Nation!'' Morton Champion.
"YoU watch me-" was the
parting words of Mrs. Nation
when released from the Wichita
jail, on bond. And the saloon
mel will sure do SO. A muscular
Joint smasher like that will bear
watching"
UP TO Thursday, Senator Ross
was not yet robbed of his seat in
the state senate. From the tone
of the Topeka Capital, however,
the republicans intend to trump
up some excuse, if possible, to
annul the will of the people.
A STRIKE in New York recently
lasted eight months and most
of the strikers were girls. The
good people Of the city who hate
vice remained careless and in
active. The strike was lost, and
SO were some of the girls who
were compelled to continue their
work for less wages than requir-
ed to maintain them honestly.
And now the good people are
moving heaven and earth to
save the girls who are already
lost. -Industrial Freedom.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

Every person in the county interest,"
ted In better poultry should join the
county association. The membership
feo ID but so cents with so cents annual
dues. Ssud-or better hand in your
naus S The meeting next Wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

MOLLIE LEASE had no sooner
commenced suit to break her
marriage relations with an hon
est Kansas man than she fell on
a moving stairway to a New
York elevated depot and broke
her leg-yes leg, for when a wo-
man discards her sex to the ex-
tent that the Lease has, she has
'lee not .slimbe 2
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

Mrs. NATION, the latest Kan
sas cyclone, called on Governor
Stanley at Topeka, Monday, and
called him all sorts of names.
The governor kept his temper
and made the crazy woman be-
ieve he was ssjust the cheese, y
and that Topeka was too goody-
goody a town for her to operate
in.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

A series Of special meetings will be
held 1T the Presbyterian church. be-
ginning Monday evening February 4th.
The Rev. VIM. Westwood of Dodge
City will have charge Of the services.
Mr.. Wesswood is a man Of wide exper-
ience, an able and interesting speaker.
A cordial invitation is extended all to
be present at these meetings.
W. RI. Brown is again able to be
around on the streets.
IF irst published In the DEMocRAr Feb. I, 1901
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
ADMINISTRATOR.
State Of Kansas
Barton County,(
In the matter Of the estate Of Phoebe Lamb, de-
ceased late Of Barton County, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APP0IHTNENT.
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the Esd day of
January A. D. 1901, the undersigned was BY the
Probate Court of Barton County, Kansas. duly ap-
pointed and qualified Executrix Of the esta to of
Phoebe Lamb, deceased. late Of Barton County
All parties interested in said estate will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
A7-bO OLA 0oATLRY, Executrix.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

W. II. Brown is again able to be
around on the streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
Society Minstrels.

Charity balls. amateur th"atri,als
ana tn Ike are an good drawing ca gdS
in their way. but amateur minstr"ls
are ihe sreatest drawing card of all and
lsaNr no doubt il ones mind about
getting your r-oncy's worth.
The Soci"t" Minstrrls are being talk
"a Of more very iay, ana viii prob
ably GrdW the largest hous, Of the yea
son: - they arr tn b. given only "ne
night
\ larG" number OF our most popular
ANA prominent amateurs are rrhrar.iug
every afternoon ana evening. ana 40
pains 81 cNn"nSr VIII be spared to
make This SHOW 4 record breaker.
The pickanirnY act ana III" c,;k..
walk will be worth he price Of adnis-
sion alone. Mr.. and Mrs. Hod-nbaugh
promising thai they will BE- differ "nt
from anything OF the kind eve: seen
here. Thn rickanin,i,s ar" just too
funny even at renenrsdls ami " ltn
they are blaCi,ca W and Wear ;hc old
patched clothes their mothers are IRE
pairing, they viii certainly make a ire
mcndous hit. The advance sale Of
seats vii! open. Wednesday. al the box
Office. Mr. and Mrs. Frank \. owen
ana Il party Of friends are coming over
from iiancny u see the performances.
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'''"'Se g Nehp'r' Esq. Auburn: eX-
''nlifc committee. me officers and +.
-. MafStiaiI. i'oEdnin, o. l.. &. Sta :
| 'r'N' '"ihH. VI.
- rs h'hlu'' room Proprietor John
49, ~ i''' '"'' i splendid spread.
fa,,.,,,.,.. ''''' men" car" as
| Flu" Points on Deep Shell.
'onsomm' Il Ia I'rintinicrr.
SOUP Sticks.
r,;,.t c,,t,', oa,t'n Aiih"hdS
Pomm"s Persistence
Parker House Rolls.
E,',,Ii ~" ,:! I' -, - tahh"fry SMl"V.
Commune If i;i,r with t,rn;, '"'''' i'''S.
COLLEGE plncb
SHRIMP salad.
strawberry. ~. CIV '''S'
MacIr""ns. Ladies' Finger.
u.,,,. .., 'iS'rS.
banana.
'atawhd Grape.
cn,i.. n,n,i ~ 'n'N'fS-
Forest Spring WAFER.
.-ry,,. = t,.,.,.,, ,,.,,,.
sat ~ th4 ,a,l.s ANA d,,,.iu, I'LL. ~.
sissiun Of ne good things "a ,,, inin.l
IN manv u college. refrain. All was iui-
lily ANA good fellowship
At the outset Hev. Dr. Dunn Of VA
trivii. asked the blessing. Prasi,i.nt
cEag r.. Merritt Of Auburn Hn,ytniu
"A. presided with grace and dignity.
Then. when ali had eaten tn. after
dinner rX.r, is.,s began. President Mir
,it. SPOKE, of the duty of the alunnus
to lhe activ, membership of In. fra
ternjtN in overseeing it's work ana Ill
re"iuS its career. He welcomed th,
a!hmnl - me "thcf colleges tnan ErW-
dom ana Colby VINO nav" come l" the
Stht" recently. ana PAID si"" ln@
''H,I''. II f'''S' mares = Nh'i"' of'
~ '"'.' t''''i'''' nv '''9s" ny ~! '''1
IL. '-'' ''' i",'A'i' "I'' ~ IT.
IT n
'''' va vi NV
MI. NTporf mac" an apology l"r ms
M 'riehee ~ Il toaN'n'aster' pre-
~, i''''u ''9'i' ~ ~ " '''''9'
celient WESTMINSTER
Allen IT, Soule Colby 40 was one vi
IL ;,,..,,.; i ;,;I.et .,
dinner speakers who added his lively
ANA aiot,rprt n.;rlls IN ~, rrca sion
H. g. M, l.,,>.,.,, ,,,,.,,,..- IN. ~,
~ - ven hio" " d"i''N '"''' ~ M"
rs the originator Of me movement
against co-education il his alma ma
Ter M SouI" Is an adihirapl" Story
teller ANA consequently is a most lie
Iierhtfnl ant.rt,i.,nr t{ir remarks v...,...
not only pithy. but each story had us
moral. He made an earnest appeal for
honest atbI.ti,.s coudarlninlr he i]p.,
-, . - ,.,,., :, 49,, ,t.,.,;...,
that i was an honor TO win Victories
by means of hired players OF bE what
:. ,.,,,,,,.,, ~. ,a,.,, ,I,d ,n,,
~ hi''"" - "'''E "'SN Jan anu '"'-
Dali.
roIh,. roI,a., ,asno,dod "a ,b. to,e,
ON! '"li'se responded 70 me u"tS.
The Three Dimensions Of Delta ~"
Presidents Whites elOouence and
prIght Sparkling huin"r was ! s''a'
addition TO the occasion.
o,har sentiments rasnond.d ,o y.r.
.,. co,,o,...
~ foiioWS.
,....,, c.,,i
''"''i "''' ''trr'.'T ,,,,,;,, r,u.,.i,, -,
i, harms Strik' ti'c SiSh'. hnt merit "''-
=, 'mr soil! :" -,
'''''' ''''' ,I.,,r,. \y-,,i., pow,,ir -.
larry +, Nrn.,'r. h"w"''h +"
r.;,, III i; .lI,. " iir.fct
nan II" - n'''' !" u'S'
"',' nm AMI ts,,H ~ w H., ~ i''''
~, hin o"' "'''' ~ : "'''''
'h"faaus' .,, N,u,. ,n,t,. ",
sing or, l'S Mart Of Of mins N''' sing cat
o.t,.;.,n ! ~ ,IJrn I, SnnI, ,.n-hv ~
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DIED..
E[itNNEBEC.

Ha:;ona, roiHa NnN: ~ ii'WniE 9TH. MI
late - CO.. ash y. -. ~ N'% VI" 'o''H
aged 81 years.
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With Roosevelt and the Rorgh Riders.
at CITY Nall. Wednesday Evening.

If il certainly a great tfel' TOT "ui
oi,j9o,,. tbal Peter M1cQue"N. III" we'll
l,no,yn war correspondents "ir ~"
HE illustrated lecture. WIN i'"'1N
volt and the Rough Riders ~ 'uha'
~ civ .lali On "Wednesday evening %
his week. Tor I! mas beer OF unuHuHi
interest not only 10 participants II 'H'
Iat., MIR with spain and L" ri'fmhcTS ~
IN. ,;,and Army everywhere. bdt u
I.ae b.an listened to With absorbing n
,..aet ~ al who have heard It, not
,.o,,,,e, AID old. Ausust% :" seldom mas
,ba onpor;unity Of hearing ne story
~ .,.nl, "a eyewitness OF stl'fit't:
events that til" i@ctur" viii be "i hidch
,.,I,,a IN ali who attend. TIC stereop-
,:cnn views from photographs ta!N"h ~
an. from; hv Nh Ma'queen ft:as"'i
oi,. \, added a,t,action TO this imp'i :
IAN. Lecture. As ir. Macl!reen Is
co,r;,u 10 our city by sp"cial Arrange
,ncn, the price Of admission ha' pee"
,,I,r.d WITHIN tn reach of all beihs
J. ,c.,te Reserved se2ts. ~ Genus. II
-, saIa At the kinsman p,iar'n"'*'
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Notes.

The I"nittnl" dram" ti2ati"n Of
Hail Gaines famous story. Will y" pre-
scented al tn" pp,ra iIcu,e ~ 4 s:',"n-
did company on Friday evening, No>-
l..
Neil burgess thmsclD Will appear
here On Saturday evening Nov. lG. III
THE County Fair"
frankie Carpenter ana Jerc Grady.
supported l:y an exceedingly strong
company VIII open Is week $ engage
mcnt here IN Monday evening, NOV. ~
This ATTRACTIONS is always a big taNo-
rite here and VIII uiidnubt"ily PLAY to
capacity houses at every performance.
Manager Owen has Dookrd Tor MS
Tnan!,-eiNiu" afternoon ana evening
arr, ton. kcith's Vaudeville Stars. Il
galaxy of bright vaudeville performers
This cnmpanv viii AIS" appear on the
fniinping evening.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL. NATTER
VIII re FOUND on PAGE 9.
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Asthma

The doctors tell us :hcv
cannot cure every case of
asthma with Ayers Cherry
Pectoral They say it is tine
best thing fc: relief and that
it often completely cures.
We are willing to take their
word for it, arc you?
After having spent hundreds 0,
dollars trying to be cured OF nv asthma.
! now rely entirely on Ayers Cherry
Pec'oral for the relief Of the severe
paroxysms of coughing. Its the best
medicine for this can find"
Geo. W. Stout. Sacramento, Cal.
|se'' Sse'' N.~. &c. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass.
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DELLA UpSILOu.
The sowdcin and Colby Chapters joiu With
Distinguished Alumni at Bancuet

Tn" EnWd"in and Colby ,h..rt..,.s. -,
NJ Delta piston fraternity toreth4,
with the alumni of that FRATERNITY, !,
those and other colleges. held the;,. an.
hudl banquet al Hotel North lac,
evening. \ company Of c,lIaoo ,,.,,.,
aic apt ~ be happy crowd ON sucb
occasions and in fact the dipnin.d III
'e"" pres .,"nt ana doctor of divini, ,
"lr strongly tempted to levitv las,
evening ) banquet Was M ex.ant;o,
Toy from III" time the favored hand
1ath"r"d III tn" hotel Waiting rnom nm.
" the last number of the post-nrand;a,
EXERCISES was rung off. il was a mos,
enjoyable occasion.
Preceding the banquet q hus;nes.
meeting Of the association was held
"n'i after he transaction of tn. ,,su,I
routine business the following officer.
were elected for the ensuing wear:
Pres. Holman +. Day. 4. r.. Auburn
Isl wee pres, Joseph Odiornp 4 T.
NJ. y. Richmond: ri vice pres. F. NJ
Probe. ID. d.. Auburn: see. and irons
George &. Webbrr. Esq. Auburn. eX-
"'uti|r committee. the officers and r
q. Marshall. Eovdoin. '03 T.. a. Sta
pies Colby. '03.
II the banquet room Proprietor John
+. Merrill had laid 4 splendid spread
which appeared on the menu caro- as
follows:
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AMUsEM
Archie Boyd IN Vermont. .Ionioht

Chief interest in the new rlay ",-cy-
mont. which appears here a, the on
"ia House tonight. cent.rs IN ~. .,-
ht"ranrt OF Archie Boyd as Bijah Hon-
N'ES Il N""iaSk" ana Vermont. The
'''''-' Z + that Of 4 Nermonter who
'"N'S Vermont in his youth ana Ac-
cumulalc3 4 fortun" ANA fame nc
judge OF tn. ninth district ~ Enh,,.,,..
before returYln. 10 Vernon; ,iis ,.,,
totyp- exists I'm raaI lfn ,u ,,-a,. ~
great West wh,.r, rht sons or x-rn,-,,
are numerous. r.. ie - tr,, ot
easy uriu.. e.o,a r.,,,,,...l
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CARD.

wa tho ,ra,rslened. do hereby agree
r.,f,ind the money on a 80 cent bottle
- f.,n.nr.s Warranted Syrup Of Tar il it
[atis 10 cure your cough or cold we
aa1u facinrv or money refunded.
rnwditch & Webster. Kinsman Pharmacy
" ca.,rtor,auche G. X. Partridge.
& T,.ra,I,t, Temple Pharmacy.
1Nl'""f .,t,.,i Augusta
J'i', IIntrhinson. Eal'owell
in :. G. 90. Chas. WARD * %.
,.,,r. Gardiner.
,ct fS,IN WbplO
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Gard 81 Thanks.

NJ, wish to express our heartfelt
,banks ~ our npi2hbors and friends for
their sympathy and beautiful flowers
in our latr bereavement. ana ans" i'"N'
Mr.. HAYDEN tor the kind words spoken
over the remains of our departed.
III, and Mrs. f. ". Spencer
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MARRIED..
IIE\NEBE,'

..,,...,.k MY >. al the residence Of ami
nv X NJ, licmcnway. esq, i'rGd Thor
Ijvslcr and Miss Euecnia y, HiiGSs. both
az t'h.lS.I.
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irvalids can build up on Robustine.
X gives strength and nourishmeht.
Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co..
Augusta. 4. II. Heane, Gardiner.
Spaulding's Drug Store. HalloWel.
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-r1,a cecilia club viii meet "'i
Wednesday aft@ri'"o'i III
Miss child on Myrtle street.
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STATE HOUSE.
brocSton, Mass, Police In
spector Calls at State House.
Kequsltlcn Papers For Man at Fcx-
croft Wanted in Bay State.
1aaFses o. Forgotten Marriage Vows Aeains,
Maine Central Operator.

u" T.. kiA$ni"n Of Erockton. Mass.
I"l''' inspector. was at the S,at.
'ifsla', yesterday forenoon. and 80
'uiP@ .rluisitior papers for l. Nv
mn ''"i lt'tt "f Ipswich. Mass. want
!" =. " authorities ~ thar state as =
i'Nui' OF Ms alleged disregard for his
'''iNS'! VOWS in becoming infatuated
win i pretty Mattress in \ Gloucester
N''SS'. restaurant while he had Il wife
ri" ~"n'' .o>,n children Twin. in ms
! Wich.
! i'2rtl>u has been 10y some time en-
| i'i"ycA hs operator inr the Main. ,,.,,
| ,''i ''A'lf""d al F"Ncroft ana il was
! Tor that town that MI. Einen:n 1.f,
Yesterday afternoon. with his nan.ry
n" wanted man WAS furn,,l,, ,.f,
p!"y"d by The boston 4 Main. I:,ii
r"@d m tlouccSt"r :is station agent ara
II Is claimed tha, there he mot Mis- g,
! N!itr Miller IN d restaurant where 10
! boarded ana become deeply alnuiolii..d
/ VITA hrn. TN -;1r! is that tnrN cam.
! |" f"rtlAai ana from thcrc wAnt III
| i'r2dlnE. Mas. where L.. WIS en-
pi"Tr'! ms IN "p"ratnr to- ;hc boston a
| Maine. Then they Wont Ia l,rn,.lticn
Wh'r" tn Girl gave siirth to q ..nil.
/ They n".rtlr,t fnr som" tiI!,,. 1T i,rn.k-
ION. it is said. ana h0th dieap,r.rrd
u'S''r;inU lh4 child
| III" chilG WA, lunEnd after Nv N.
stat. board of charities ana il ,,ls ,i..
sired 90 i;iyr TN. iuItnt u,l; for ,,i,n-
t'H. F"r this reason III, boar, has
! been looking ~ ih, title Of tho child
end has been s-2rrhiag fer li"rti-tt ror
| tn" j. st nine months.
! IL W5s finally located IT FoNcrnft
| mt refused to RETURN to Mae-a, hu-
| sets without papers. H.. was civ, u J
hearing thet" and Was placed ul.der
$500 bonds. 1t is not known how s,.ri-
Gus i'll bc the nature % the CHARGES
brought against him in Massachusetts.
Fa:m"rs- iHatititeS viii he lie d. IN.
ueH. u~ follows
Gr"H-y tlau. sou,n p.v,r. Mrud4y.
Ny. =. -f7..n :. Nj "rh- Developments
\; ;.n Orchard Falal. ~ +. II. Rolins
|h,styrVir~; - J.. NJ. "Ddiryin=" ~
i"n"r ". YAH. Randolph. Vt; IN L. NJ.
-'T!.. General Worh of t1o Farm. ~ Sec
T.. u. AlcI<".l.
Crauro fiau. Abbot Village. r ..-,.,y.
NOV Ia-luSu a. NIL soil improvement
by See, T. " Mclc-a: la p. ~
"pli~yina," d. Homer " Vail: rs" T.
H.. The Dr., iopn-nt " III Orchard
Farm &c. by r. r. Rollins
Gouth Church Cambridge. TUESDAY.
~. i2-l".aa \. NJ. The Development
81: an orchard Farm by T. II. Rollins;
l.ar T. NJ STOCK iiusb4n4ry." IL, Prof..
q NJ GoweU. orrrn, 7..N T. NJ Til.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Consommc Il la Frintinicrr.
Soup Sticks.
queen owes: Celery! Sailed Almonds
Fried ScalI"ps, Tartar Sauce.
fomm"S puriSicnEV.
Parker House Rolls
i,ohSt Young Turkey. Cranberry sauce.
thc1mcL MASHED Potatoes. Jun. Peas
'"mp"t" "l l;ic" with Fruit.
College plncl
Shrimp Salad.
Cigarettes.
strawberry Ice Cream.
MAc'r""nS. Ladies' Finger.
Cigars
Malaga Grapes
The courier., 1901-08-03
Gregory. The Coal Man, 1lth & o.

Gregory, The Coal Man, llth 4 y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hargreaves and
family are in Colorado where they will
remain until September.
Mrs. A. H. Weir has gone to Colorado,
where she will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. James W. Dawes was the guest
OF Mrs. G. H. Gere on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Harwood and Miss Dorrance
Harwood we're the guests of relatives
in Beatrice this week.
Mr.. j. +. Butler, organist Of Trinity
Cathedral, Omaha. visited Lincoln
friends last Friday.
The best equipped and most popular
dining hall in the city is the Palace Din
ing hall, ll3O N street. Sunday dinners
a specially. Best attention paid to fam
lily board. Give it trial.
Mrs. P. V. NJ. Raymond left Thursday
night for visit in Chicago, Chautau-
qua, Buffalo and New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. McMurtry will
spend August at Mackinac.
Mrs. e. G. Bohanan has returned
from visit at McCook.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Oberlies have re
turned from visit in Buffalo.
Say! Before buying buggy see the
Humphrey Hardware Co.
Doctor Charles Yungblud is camping
with party at Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Woods have re-
turned from Alaska.
Doctor Fletcher L. Wharton has re-
turned from his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Pomerene are in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Rogers are spend
ing week in Denver.
Mrs. Harry r. Follmer of Oak is the
guest OF Mrs. G. d. Follmer.
Mrs. Ii. G. M. Burgess is spending
few weeks in Utica, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. johnson will spend
the next two weeks at Manitou.
DIR. Carr, surgeon. 141 South 18th.
The courier., 1901-08-03

gone to the Laramie mountains where
they vii! camp during the remainder
OF the summer.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Florence Mclean Winger. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Winger, to Doctor
William Chandler Bagley of st. Louis
The marriage will take place on Wed
nesday evening, August fourteenth, at
the home of the bride, 1887 E street.
Judge Frank Irvine Of this city has
been chosen to fill the chair Of practice
aud procedure in Cornell university
made vacant by the resignation of Pro-
fessor Redfeld. who has accepted a
similar chair in Columbia.
The courier., 1901-08-03

Benham-Why don't you stop read
ing and look at the scenery.
Mrs. Benham-Oh, I'll see it some
other time; anybody, to hear you talk,
would think this was going to be my
ast wedding trip.-Town Topics.