Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-03-22

Leave your orders with Mrs. Ella II.
Stoke for plants and shrubbery for
spring planting.
Sixteen.to-one is said to be the order
in Cheyenne bottoms-sixteen hunters
to every one duck.
Milt Simpson last week bought On
80 of good farm land, south side, from
Mrs. A. L. Miller.
Kansas may 60 dry at the April cleo
tions, but we hope it wont last until
the wheat is filling.
The price of whisky is said to be GO
ing up, but it is still going down-the
whiskey, we mean.
j. r. Leonard. late of tho Strong
City Derrick, made the DEMOCRAT of.
fice call last Friday.
F. J. Woelk was in town Saturday,
and had Us order the Kansas City
Weekly Times for him.
The Majestic Is the best steel range
on earth, 60 to the Great Bend Imple>
ment Co. for particulars.
The next event to celebrate will be
Easter Sunday. Miss Milliner, how
about that Opening" ADJ
Those who have money are troubled
about it; and those who have none
are also troubled without it.
On Wednesday of last week, tine
baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom White, of near Heizer.
The farmer who bucks most any
proposition the town sports put up
is almost alwsys liable to get left.
March is now over half gone, aud,
considering the wind we have had in
the first half, we wish it was all gone.
Will Roger, of Great Bend, while
painting an a church up at Bison last
week, was taken down with the grip
An Omitz drug store clerk is NAM
cd Katz. In that store the mice will
not play for the Ka.z will not be
away.
Roses and such shrubs should be
planted now. Call on Mrs. Ella M.
Stoke, on Forest avenue. and make
your selections.
Why is the Tribune Of this city
like March weather? Mighty unre-
liable. with a predominence of wind,
and makes one think of all tools day.
Albert F. Kahl and wife were down
from Albert, Saturday, aud called on
the DEMOCRAT. Mr. Kuhl is now in
the general merchandise business at
that thriving village.
| WANTED Men to eat at 4-l1-44.
We want to make you happy, and
| when you eat VITA us that's what hap
pens.
WILSON MCCULLOUGH
There will be cake walk at the G.
A B. Hall. under the auspices Of the
Ladies Circle and the Sons of Veter-
ans, Saturday night, March 23rd, to
which all are most cordially invited.
Some unkind, imaginative Tor OBJ
servant) cuss has written to the postal
department at Washington that the p.
NJ. at Great Bend is too old and feeble
minded to perform the duties of the of
fce. Qaeer-
Fox SALE-Hotel in Olmitz, only
hotel there; Il rooms with or without
furniture; good business and good rea-
sons given for selling For price and
terms call on or wir Q VIM L. MAULER
Olmitz, Kansas.
Schradsr, the s.divine healer" il
his coat of many colors and flowing
hair. made his picturesque appearances
on the streets of Great Bend Saturday
er his collections were liberal or not
. The Jensen Adjustable Lip Seivt
will save you the annoyance and time
of changing selves for different kinds
OF grain The Jensen can be regulated
in one minute for any kind of grair
vou wish to thresh. The Great BEND
:. ImpIt. Go. have them for sale.
:. Miss Getamau Of Oak Grove, No.. II
3 married. Here hoping si.e'll not hay'
b to get another. -. Mrs. Nation
J had ought to attend the Joint meetin,
) of the Barton and Rice county Teach
. ers Association. aud keep the naught.
things sober.-A -Aacksviile Argus.