Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-08-01

NUMBER 21.
East Broadway il being ornaments
cd ?l with another bedbug incubator
that is an eyssore to The public.
T. G. Cork. of Hoisington. secured
the contract for the new. Y. Il. CA.
building to be erected in that town.
We have 8 few stirring plows left
that We are selling very cheap. Come
and be convinced.
The GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
1t is q wise arrangement after all that
the sun shines on the just and unjust
alike. II it were to shine on the just
only the day would become entirely
too short.
Have you seen the New Sattley disc
plowP Works like charm in hard or
soft ground; no draft and easy to
operate. at The Great Bend Imple.
ment Co.
w. j. Shepard was pulled, tried.
and found guilty Of selling intoxicants
contrary to law, at La Crosse, last
week. He was given so days in Jail
and 5000 fine.
Of course you'll want Piano this
fall. He can sell you the best made,
and at prices that will save you money.
Come and see us.
HOOPER DRUG Co.
Somebody aughr to feed that poor,
starved tarantula which Charlie Allen
has got Gagged up, at the drug store.
"Tarantular juice" can be procured
in the next block south.
For SALE-The South half of Sec
tion 23-i7-15, Grant township, only
two miles from Olmitz. Write at once
for price and terms, to Dawson s. Zu.
tavern, Great Bend, Kansas
Editor o Bleness, of the Clafiin
Clarion, gave the Claflin Harvest
Home Celebration an exceedingly fair
and impartial write up, devoting over
two columns to the celebration.
Rev. L. G. Morney. who has been
pastor in charge of the Episcopal
church of this city for the past few
years. left for Topeka. where he takes
charge of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd.
An Oklahoma would be bad man,
with q pair of brass knucks and q
qusrreIsome tongue. bumped up
against the marshal and police court
and got $40 fine and tIimmlngs court
the first of the week.
Z. j. Fischer and Laura Colt, both
of this city, were M irried on July 23d
at the Presbyterian parsonage, by Ksv.
Selby. The groom is restaurant man
on South Main, and the bride is the
daughter of George Colt.
That east side man who was last
week called onto the carpet by the
county officials and warned to cease
making refuge" out of his residence
should be tsrred and feathered if he
persists in tiagrantly vauntiDg his
shame before the public.
gu pertaufen: Die slbIide
6dlfte Der Sectiou 23-l7-15, in
Grant SOrpnlbip, uur spei Meilen pom
gdbere 9lustunft beslgIi6 bes
Breiles unb Der 3ablunss> Seoinguneen
ertbeileu Oawson d .3utapern, Great
geno, Sanlas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Diffenbacher
from Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
Monday evening. They had been gone
about six weeks. MIR. D.ffenbaeher
was almost knocked out by the incom-
potency of a both attendant the first
week he was there but comes home
improved in health.
To make room for new fall and
winter STOCK. which will soon be
coming in, we offer our trimm hats
at lowest prices:-Oae lot 81 so to
So 90 values at 81 so; second lot So 90
to "a so values at 81 90; aud 81 so to
So so values at Toe. Come and take
your choice.
MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
Rob Campbell will soon startle the
denizens Of the East with an exhibi-
ton of Kansas Wild animals. He has
gathered together an assortment Of
prairie dogs. coyotes, badgers, grass
hoppers. rattle snakes. joint snakes,