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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
Seiratbcte unb i6uB iid tobt.

96arOn, 3d., 2. 4uguit. -
@ierunO3pon3ig @tunOen, na4Oem er
Marp 9abis, Elm bi6i3es iungeS
MGb9er, gum 2tltar gefiibrt unb gu
feiner Srau 9emu4t bate, iagte ii4
BiQiam s. S4eiOemantel DDn 9a3el
Den cine &ugel bur9 ben &opf unb
itar6 uuf Der SteGe.
Qm 6o85eitsmorgen, me6rere
@tunOen DOR Der Srauung, taufte
@6eioemantel einen 38zfulibrigen
Hebolber. 4m Na4mittag tpurOe Die
9od5eit geFeiert, Qm nG6iten Morz
gen ging er aus - angebli4 ipa3iez
rem. DIS er na9 nte6reren StunOen
ni6t 5uriiftebrte, tpurOe cine Su4e
beranftaltet. Seine 2ei8e purbe in
einem @ebHf6 gefunben, Der groBe
Repolper Md t~rampf6aft bon Der
3e9ten umfpunnt. Sempordrer SIR
finn ptrb al8 Die 1trfa3e beS Sel6fz
morbes angsfe6sn. Die iunge Mitlz
fpe lit gan3 per3peifelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
Ginr MiQinncn=Grbihait

Nep gort, 2. 4ugut. = Dor
eintger 3eit erlangte 9enrp 10. 5laJz
Ter DON Der STANDARD Oil &c." Elm
me6rfd9er Mtqiondr, cine S9erbung
ron ietner Satin auf Der @runo bin,
baB Die 2eBtere unbeilbar geiitesz
franf unb in etnem Sdnitarium unz
tergebra9t lit. Die 8sbduernspert6e
beiiBt Elm 9erm0gen, bas i'm 4uguit
1899 auf $2,273,137.42 ~angegebsn
nuroe, Oe1en 8etrug beute aber nO9
grDBe- 1T unO bds elm jdbrli4es Cir
tommen bpn ca. $4,000 d6pirft.
6rau Slagler 1T aus gananbaigua
gebiirtig unb i6r Mdb9enndme lautet
Sbrou0s. sic bate cine S9peit tier
M6arb emma, Die fi9 nit gOpurb %.
SaDlor berbeiratbet unb bieiem BEL
ibrem i'm Sabre 1864 erfolgten Sppe
bret S0bne, Wiuiam, Ht4arb urb
George, 6interlahen, bic na4 benz
SDbe Der Srau BON 8dter in oa5
Stnoelbau5 gebra6t Dur0en. 3e6n
Sabre fpdter ipurben Die &na6en an
Sarmer in SQinois ii6ergebsn unD
i'm Sabre 1889 ftarb audi Der Batter.
Die bret iungen 8urffen pu9ien
ferqn, obne cine &6nung bon ibrer
fteinreifen Sante gu baden; lie gez
langten gu fleinen SteQungen, Der
Sine purDe Nnitrei6er, Der 4nbere
MaI9inift unO Der 9ritte i9Iug Ii6
bur9 ionftige 9enoarbeit bur4'5
Qeben. sic ps~r6eiratbeten fi9, absr
MIR Ht9ar0's v4t ut bon etnem Sim
be geiegnet. 8alb na9 benz Sooe bes
0aters begann cine 9ertpunDte Der
3aplors, Mde 8aplor, beren 9atte
bier in Der Sta0t Sattler lit, ii9
na9 ben 5erItreuten 8liebern Der So
mile um8uie6en, unO tie entbedte, Dap
Die brei 8riiber Die g2effen Der reiden
Srau Slagler iparen. .SeBt purDen
gert9tli6e S6rttte eingelettet, I'm lie
an benz groBen 8ermDgen Der Settles
geItDrten She'll nebmen gu lafen, unb
Qnfpalt Sob s. 9ebges tpurbe gum
8eferenten in Der Sa6e ernannt.
Qntpalt 9eOges bat nunmebr benz
O6ergeri4t ieinen 8sri4t ein9erei4t,
in ipel9em 5uerit ertlGrt ptro, oaB
6lagler feline 4niprii6s mebr auf bas
@erm0gen ietner gsidiebenen 5rau
beiist. 6erner empfiebIt Der Qnpalt,
baB ben brei Neffen 5rau 5lagler'5
$4,000 pro Sd6r uusbe3d6lt perbe,
10 buB Sober Elm 9rittel Der Summe
erbdlt. Die Qnberen, Die Iniprii6e
auf ben 8eiiB baden, iino Gbarles 5.
un0 Stephen 6. S6roubs. Die Brit
Der, iopie 5rau Mattis u. So6nfon,
eine S4tefter BON 5rdu 6lugGer.
Die 9ef3Diiter BADEN ibre 3uittmz
mung gegeben, buB ben bret SaDlo=s
Der idbrli4e 8etrag ausbe3ablt perz
be, unD es e%riibrigt ieBt nur nod,
baB bas Sbsrgeri9t ben 8eri6t bes
&eferenten befGtigt, UNI bic arnte
@erpanbten aus auer Rotb 5u 5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
0eirathss0iten3en.

Nd9itebenbe 9eiratbs : 2icen3en
tpurben geitern i'm 8iireau bes Off
tuars bes Common Yledsz9 eri9ts
a~usgeiteqt:
Qouis 8. MtabdffeA, 25, unb 6ez
len 6. 6oreman, IS; QpRlifant Wm.
Wt. Mturpbp, Ger, 7, 9orb=QnnsStr.
0iaidm 9. MacRae, 35, BON
@noming, unb M}arton 6. 8eiDer,
%, BON SGinOis; @ppIttant emma
s. S6OmpiOn C2eger), g2r. 21O4,
MarbyPlace.
5. @u6 Guton, %, Nr. 521, 5.
StraBe, Norboit, Mai6irgton, .. g.,
unb Mnnie 9. Sablep, "a.
George 9. G6arles, 35, uno 8a6ie
g. 8rOpn, Nr. 612, 8efzQafapettez
Qbenue.
Sobn 5. morgsn, 26, unb Marp
s. 9ooper, 10; Qpplifant Sames %.
S6omas, Rr. 1900, Sames@@ traBe.
8obert &. Martin, 81, g}r. 1914,
Gbmonbion@lbenue, un0 4Oa u.
&n0reps, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
Gin 5cmDcnifreit.

Oopsr, q. g., 2. Nugut.-3pe
6ieiige &leiberbdnbler tparen ge1terr
tpegen bes Preiies ibrer 9emben ii
Gtreit gerat6en unO iu6ten fi6 &c.
genfeittg gu u~nterbeten. 9eute Mor=
gen berfuufte. Der Cine feinen gun3er
8orrat6 gu einsn Sent bas 6tiid
pprauf Der &nbere cine MuIiffapeql
engagirte unb ietnen gdn3en 9emOen=
porratb gum Seniter binau5 mari
@tne Wenge Mdnner, 6rauen uni
&inDsr baIgten ii9 ME tO4 UNI Dit
5emben unb Die poli3ei muBte elm
f9reiten. MGnner ruinirten lire s.
6ite unb $15=Qn5iige, I'M Elm &c.
6emo umipnit gu erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
SSiihcr>S Strife.

ter, M3uF., 2. Dug. =
Der erite Nrbeiterausfanb in Oer9sz
f9idte oes 6ifageiddfts, pelfe Biz
gum Sabre 1923 8uridbatirt, Fat hier
bsgonnen. Gtpd 1000 W2dnrer uuo
5rauen, pel9s bic Slide bGuten, entz
9rGten unb perpa6an, iinb i'm Qus@
ftanoe. Mnoere 9epartements Deg
5ii6gei9Gftes iperben fi6 Dem 6trite
anf9lieBen. Die Union Der 6ubr>
leute peigert Ti4, Slide gu laOsn, mel
de BON 9fi9t : llnionleuten gepadt
fino. Die &iitenma9er molten teine
Riifen fir 9fi6t Union : Slider ma
den, unb bas Strite : 6isber f4eint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
9nu clnem 4bler gebult.

ellis, SnO,, 2. QuguF,-0as
8a69 bes Sume5 9arris tpurOe gez
tern bon einem gCOter geraubt. Die
Camille 6arris pO6nt in einsm bif4
ten 8alOe in Der g2dbe pen Gais.
5rau 6arri5 bate baS i4IaFenOa
&ino in cine 5Gngematte i'm 6ofe ge4
Legt unb einige MinuteH ipGter 4Drte
Ie oafeIbe idreien. Sn ben 9of eis
.Ienb, ia6 ite i6r &inO in ben &ruIet
zines &Oler5. Die 6rm fiel in Obns
ma4t, unO es bauerte cine bal6a
@turbe, Bis ie iih gsniigsnb erbolt
bate, UNI i9ren damn unb bic SarmA
arbeiter 81 bena4ri9tigen. 0a6Oem
man iiber cine @tunbe gefu9t bate,
fanO man ba8 &tnb i'm @ebiI9. s.
bate nur eintge let4te @erleBungen
erlitten. Den 4oler fat man ni4t
mebr geieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
Gin RubIengeiddft grffnblen.

Sbamoftn, qa., 2. 4uguit. -
Oils 9enrp 9ubtb, elm retder 8etpobz
ner BON Sunburp, 9ierber fam, um
feline &oblen9anblung gu beii4tigen.
NOR er ni9t tpentg erituunt, nur mod
ben glaB bor5ufinben, mo emit iein
@ef9dft eeitunbsn. lln6etannte bat
ten aues 8epegli4e geitoblen unO Da
ale Na9barn erfldrten, baB tie poii>
tip ni9ts ppn ben 9iebtn piiBtn, 10
pirb es tpo6l 9rn. 0abio f9iper bali
ten, Die S9ulbigen gu erpii9en.
@or nebreren Sa6ren bate Elm
Manr, Ndmens @pler, Die &ohlenz
banblung in Der NGbe Oes 2otOmotipz
f6uppens Der n&eabing : 8ubn" err
ri6tet unb bafeG6ft elm eintrdgli4es
GeI9dft b~etrieben. Spdter p~ertaufte
er es Srn. OabiO. Die Oiebe batten
nidt nur Die 8pblen unb bas 9ol5,
fonbern aud bic 9olafduppen mcgee
i6leppt. augenI9einIi4 batten tie
i8 @nseii9ts Der aoblennot6 fir
ZEN Winter porgeieben unb geoa9t,
baB 6r. Oabib ben 8erluif ertragsn
fDnns. ba er @r~ubenbeiiber tit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
0ah Eu6Q nerIeat,

1en Orleans, 2. Qugu5t. -
Die befannte Ma79inenfabrit Don
9au6tman u. 2oe6 bat Die @i6ton=
3uderplantage unterbal6 Der Staot
gefauft. Die 8dufer tinOigten To-
fort an, baB iie Die Qbit6t baden, Oas
pra9tooQe Mtaf9inen6aus auf Der
Plantage 81 0emOntiren unb Die M}az
f6inerte mad @u6a gu ienOen, SD
Der Nieberauf6au auf Der SnieI ftattz
finben fOG, Dirb ni4t geIagt. 0ie8erz
legung Der 6a6rtt na4Gu6a pirb als
4n3ei6en bufiir angeieben, baB be-
beuten0e 3uder : Sntereflen besStdaz
tes 2ouiiiand 3utiinftig i6renS4per>
punt auf Cuba BADEN nerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03

INNER tpeiter nm fi8 gu g~reifen. 0ie
S4iff5tutler ppuen IS Gents PRO
6tunbe BADEN, uno Elm Strife f6eint
unbermetbIt9. @8 bat ben 4nT6ein,
ul5 ob Die SnOuitrie Der @ta6t labmz
gelegt tperoen pir0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
Sic STUNNING 1T 8dnoern..

Sn zen mdftn eotn 1T cine qme auspol babGbu. Sic Guattdt nuri 10 unp>
bar ob mir fe rmt edni6 fo3maon tHuten - 70 bnbn sic Die @o6e cine Ddut
GdgnbGt m at6 nidQm @uHn SIT tautn. utbu 10000 @ur3 sur IusDabL
100 gubg bon 1a6aqeu eemufuen @6rbuu, tmportre Qaarn, Ibr POO bci3hOue
MutJr u0 Gabn nGhn5 NIT nibun @rmno pTni6t NIT rl bcQIuL tuqloir APPEL
aun ma5gaG;f rr dcmnts idma3 unO pWBe unO i6G6t pdbG 3u Sbrr Nu5pubL 81
70 lge Der Worab ra6t, bro "~-
5000 Qms BON 13amgr ataBsgroa@rhn, in rn huban, nuGrHn. ndk i6Da}: l.
56Ne 5nuL in pdB rML bIbluu, roth nil tuNuoh; 13oNge Qnnutute @GnDr 4lB=
SbuHd6t mGfcs in prabhgr Gabm; 2HTaus 2Ouifne 6andg, p OrneOue 6orbmi IL
nmi inter nmo ph6n in ba 9urhe pro Qob fir 'OS
1000 gQbg pm 636MQn prffbr Tumts, 436aQEu RodtDTmhg 4I36nQtn 5aHGu=
9inrn: umGhr NN gbs bon 8Gn mb hcn GnOn Dr6Uomr SoeH pIgdn 4 =
3u. Sic bn bic @uspabl inter ignO na6eS in bHr 4uue pro 0GO fir...'I c
5000 gab5 4l36lpe bupNHiHqe Nnab9dnor in uB ucmdr6i1 6GHuu turquUie
nil ibrar3 ncuWHn ub mronM; 4l6Gqe atht1ufnn, in mdb unmaui1 ul hz
bhu nil kWmOui mui5gAb turltoic uD ibpmj; 63Oage Sahta rNG, bQbNu Db uO
i6Uu3; A. bis 36aqt pbe ahrBQrno nit ben nCen purDO" SndfGH; 536aNe rein
nbe Confines 4HWue nGbe qGnutue Somfnes. Blu 5br Gu5rubl utr tgMb DHz Ok
den in omr Qaue po 0ro '~O
Inner gamer 8orutb bon hun30fbn RGidg=gGuOrn bic 5c uO &C., bic WmO httn.
4 uo ) SQ BRETT; 5000 9ang Ou 530iQn aGdnorn, in nGB ola, bQbuu, tz
auotr; 530QQeu qcmmtutn QOHfnf; 343oMgm 3aNu=6 ams in puMOUn Duhun;
3H0lnn @tuBfumus in ) oTibibGM YRuten. Sic baden bic QuspubI inter uWmO 4 @
p9u in bhu qaut pro 9rO
1000 QmOs bon 33Mtn Qoufnz8dnorn nit frbGn untrqrmb, DGB ohifs SG=
fen: 3lGQe 5dfGu=9dnOaI in ro. blbnu tUqupUG nil, hmHon uO Db; 33Mit 0=
muHte @Gbc. in 20 oTibubenu 6drbct; 3sDolne ibnarp unO nBe Samns; 10 buidn=
be Wufr BON rein nibm 9ouins9duorn, nit ben rmn. nrOb" 6HHNL Sur aMs IN
nalu inter tmno pd9n in btr Quut pro 0r6 "AO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03

GB=eubiy aus bur8rm qOrMan, in oHnmtn Gauma uO 3tnHonn. 2hs Ger
bu rpr1Lntrn ggarn bic tMr fir 1850 ormt nupm; mig Dmn fD IN 0O
DplfdnOQ, aroue u6t GAM. @r Ofrhm OtiIbm fir AO"VO
3btsSuphr aus ouH6cn uuG omuHunf8n QopHon in aFnrrtn Gnpn5 uo Dc.
tmurorcn: GnQe limb ems unoutdnMl oubue fHO in Gmen STOutn; Der A Sn
Qi5 bCmQ fWr $O pro SrU0; sur Nusnnbl lest nr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WV
Ghbe asQGpGbHe 9nmmDpe CdmOhtr@l in uFotrtm Tauus, 6mbtn uO 2do=
rionuL @robs 10 8q; 6nmn 93Ngs 8lHmenbpt aafHbmeni I'M &Ghe bis 1 70
gu 800 Sur Iu5pGbl A'CO
Gdoute Qarhr=sPudndpt in Omagf8n 6hgematm 2dornml 800 Dm6, Ok
GmnH5e Set 9bu6Ta in mGrn nmn G0rn3 ub 2domtOnu; uHrtrh @Bbn bon
imm 4Rutru o Souu; i fir De- 80 CSC 75c, zoe
epYqe CHre in 8H6MQeu 8arsnt S0htzO mr Grub=@oDlu aus 0d3Hf 2 S0
fmm @k3, pu6Hg i66ns SbNtnutr; poFtb il 500 merit; fir Hur...-... O'O"
Nddpuunne GasCfn NIT 3 @runuu nuHfe bTbfTh 9rnn. grf uO gu 4 40
bm8 dumun0 ff GnibhHu; Der gub lit 1925 Sir LITE
) Srnne, $50 nwD "''."'.'" E" E. =" =" &" @o
Gmnmte Gi9=Ro6Tpta $3.50 inert, fir. -. -. So. =. ........".... 119
Observation-Disclosures I'M raid u rdumtu pro SUB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03

l1nteroffi3ier: r@us 1T eigent=
li9 S6r Batter, sic hummer &erl?"-
3etrut: r3immermann!" = Inter
Offi3ier: SD, bes6uI6 iRb Sic 10
Dernagelt%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03

= rMiGer, MIDI 10 5og6aft, briiden
sic man bet Sepebr feiter an ft4; mat
PlatoniI4es iiebt's bei's Ntilitdr
midi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
SIN bitter bon 81 Sabren 1T il

- SIN bitter bon 81 Sabren 1T in
&ome, R.=g.,. Der Saubfummenlsbttr
Sbomds Setpsa ~gsitorben. 0erfelbs
tpirfte biele Sabre am Nep : 9orfer
Saubftummen : Snftitut unb Fat ii4
lpisoerbolt als S9riftfsaer bur4
Steferung turser 9ef9idten fir arDs
bere E~asebldtter betb6tist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03

- rSgr feb ia 10 bumm, baB Sud-
f4On oas 9er8 i'm 2ei6e Iqdt, penn
S9r BEL einem 5uOer 9eu p0rbei ge9t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
Gricarr6unn bon RurOs amrrifa.

II. 9elegaten tag unO &riegerfeit in
9amiItOn, 06io. - 9as 6eit4
DrOgramm. - 8ef6i4tlide8 i6er
Die beutf4en &rie8eroereine in
ben Ser. StQQten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03
GrOQei1Ob.

Sober Qdg lit l8uH8 Gma pn Sic 0as2 Wr bdro6tn. Sn 3d @uhru:
gutbe bis 3u 5000 fr.......$19S @ubc bis gu $1,000 fHr........$29 S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-03

aaiier @it6elm felt ben omsrita>
nif8sn Offi8ieren gferbe CUR
@erfiigung. - Die 6erbitz un0
8inter : Mun0rer Deri4lingen
cine MtGiOn Dollars. Sir
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 5Oriten.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-07
Barton Landing.

Samuel Maxwell has moved into the old
ellis house.
Fred Porter and family have moved tc
Bloomington.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14
OIMU1Z NOTELETS.
By-"Archibaldus.n

In our opinion the ground hog is
an unmitigated liar.
The liverymen and others with rigs
that resemble sleigh have been Hv.
ing in clover the past two weeks.
Ben Krause, our new grain buyer,
cannot stay away from Otis; we think
he should take out season ticket at
the livery barn.
The last dance before the Lenten
season was given by the dancing club
last Monday evening; a large crowd
was present and good time was en-
joyed by all.
Peter Brack and wife returned
home Monday morning from their
jaunt to the National capital at Wash.
ington. Peter reports a good and
glorious time among the law makers.
Wouldn't wonder if Peter gets po-
litical bee in his bonnet, and if he
does we're ready to help him along.
The Galatiaites have given up try
ing to get railroad and gone to play.
ing checkers. according to the curb.
stone reporters from that hamlet on
the flats. No doubt they are having
better success out of the latter game
Galatia you are up against it, no use
of your trying to :rot in our class.
Mr.. Buzzard, from Albert, was in
town last Monday, but in spite of his
name he hes no appearance of being
a high flyer.
We understand that DR.. G. l.. Katz
ia now permanently located at Victo.
ria, Kansas. aud is enjoying a good
practice.
Mr. II. Nordmsn, the sage of our
village, is BOW in the book agent busi-
ness He has book that all should
read. so be says
Agert F. NJ McInDes will get you
your reserved seat tickets for the
"Nordica" concert at Lindsborg.
March 3rd. Special train service,
and one fare rates, seats S1.O0, 81 5O
and 80 co. A chance of lifetime to
hear the queen of song.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

At the meeting of the county coms
missioners last Wednesday more def.
mite plans were made for the building
OF jail and residence for the sheriff.
The clerk was instructed to get plans
for building that would be. the resi-
dence part eight rooms; in the jail
part fourteen regular cells. two hospital
or cells for insane, and double cell
for female prisoners, all to be properly
heated and lighted; the building to be
Of stone and iron, and to cost not to
exceed $4,000. The board adjourned
to meet again March 4sh.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Ben johnson, aged about 3S years,
died at bis home eight miles west OF
town Wednesd ay the 18th. He was
ill but short time, with messlss, and
was also subject to heart trouble. He
leaves one child. a little girl. his @ife
having died in former years. Mrs.
johnson was sister of Chas. Rath-
bun of this city. The funeral services
were he'd as 10 N. Wednesday. at
the home, conducted by Rev. Hest
wood
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Peter Brack and wife of Oimitz, got
hons this week from an extended
trip east, taking in the Lumbermen's
excursion. They spent six days in
Washington, D. C. and two days in
Baltimore, I'D SIR. Brack says they
had an elegant trip. and he thinks
Washington is the finest city in the
world.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

From the way some men neglect
their homes, one wife is just one too
many. A man has nosright to take
life partner. and commence raising q
family who has not the manhood 10
take care Of them.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Geo. Adams and Ethel Ainsworth,
of Lsrned, stole a march on the old
folks and were married in Great Bend
Sunday afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

In these days Of scheming and hust-
ling for the almighty dollar there are
very few people who have their heart
on the right side. 1t generally grows
ON the left
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

MznznkeyS

"All well-all happy-lots
Of fun. That is the regular
-cport from the monkey cage
{ Barnum's Circus ever since
: keepers began dosing the
oiascys with SCOTS E1nul-
on. Consumption was carry
eff two thirds of them
very year and the circus had
) buy new ones.
One day keeper accident
iiy broke a bottle of SCOTS
Emulsion near the monkey
age ard the monkeys eagerly
s,pped it up from the floor.
his suggested the idea that it
sIt Go them coed. Since
.sea the monkeys have received
s.lar doses and the keepers
port very few deaths from
resumption. Of course it's
'Saper to buy SCOTS Emul-
.,sa tFsn rev monkeys-and
ct suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
sd in man is the same disease.
you have it or are threaten
= led with it can you
20 take the hint?
-ss sszs ~ This picture represents
~ sEsJ the Trade Marx of SCOTS
: - 81 Emission ard is on the
s 49,. wrapper of every bottle.
& s-.sz Send for rec sample
sssss- SCOTT & BOVINE.
ssssSss1 .loo Pearl St, New York.
@ssss:sszs.S sec ard 81. al druggists.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

The DEMOCRAT is ten full pages
again this week. We do not let our
advertisers crowd out our reading
matter. Yet there is still room for
more ads
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Harry Diffen bacher came in Tues
day, evening called here by the serious
illness of his sister, Mrs. Lucy Brands.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Mrs. John Ashby, of Pawnee Rock.
is very dangerously i'll.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

That Matchmaking of the sand road
south of the Arkansas river bridge
should be pushed to ompletion.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Probate Judge FEEDER made another
business trip TO Wichita, this week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

viii A. Brown was dewn from Ga
latia, Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

You will not recognize the old court
room when you visit it in March.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Orders for cut flowers filled promptly
by MRS ELLA M. STOKE. You can
leave orders at the DEMOCRAT Office,
or telephone me.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Ise PurseI. James Kepple. j B
Miller and Ed Wood attended the
cattlemens convention at Wichita this
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

The big full page ad. of the big,
Lundblade 6 Boiinger Department.
store has kept the Office force hustling
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

4 We are displaying Lsyia the most
/ Store News Spring and Summer Goods
shown in this section of
--- the country We say this
compmented the same mo from past
the eating thereof we ask o apd In
and for yourself We have paid particular attention
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
where will all Of the goods, with
all OF the new weayes that the market
Venetian Cloth be one of the most popular fabrics
eau or wear pnre a e ad %
ladies tailor made suits Comes all coors and several
Prices Range from SOC to sl.oo per yard
been argest assorted county Beautiful
p De IN Psu De- fs and
Ranging in Prices from Csc to $500 per yard 4
Wash Fabrics We have now open on display a full
Six Ginghama chambrays, and Silk Moussenes
Fabrics The quantity and the variety here and the
styles and prices right Prices on the above line
Range from Sc to Csc per yard
Embroideries. We are showing all the new styles and
5 ae o 10 sets
Also line OF the hadsome cut work in embroidery the most
We also showing large line Of Embroidery Beading
which to be great deal this year for shirt waists
goods for line Of the cheaper grade We sell good
soc per yard and tell the truth sell 10 yards OF the
you buy your ebroderes you buy here for all of
goods sampled and the stock handled until sold
New, Ready Skirts are here and the styles
and right Good servicabe rainy day skirts with
plenty stitching around the bottom for 30 So better
grades for $500 up $500.
2ls Sire Premium Stamps, be sure
and ask far them. !.
Buttericks Patterns March Fashion Plates Free
DeIineatOrs l5C
WHERE GOOD
AE3bN eA GOODS ARE MHNkA
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WGSS& 4iS GOODS ARE e(YS&1ls5
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Those old board walks on Main
street should be torn up, and stone
paving put down in their stead
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

John Norris. although still weak
and not out of danger, is improving
SLOWLY
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Tom Brewer is back from his visit
to Oklahoma, and says he has a better
opinion of Kansas than ever.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14
LOCAL AED PERSONAL ooMMEHT

Will A. Brown was dewn from Ga
latia, Tuesday.
Mrs. John Ashby, of Pawnee Rock,
is very dangerously i'll.
Probate Judge FEEDER made another
business trip to Wichita. this week
You will not recognize the old court
room when you visit it in March.
John Norris, although still weak
and not out of danger, is improving
slowly.
Our Olmitz correspondent gets in
this week with a good lot of Dewsy
items again.
When you want cut flowers. in any
quantity. call up Mrs. Ella NJ. Stoke
on the telephone.
Ben j. Koehn, of near Pswnee Rock.
was transacting business in Great
Bend, Wednesday.
Tom Brewer is back from his visit
to Oklahoma, and says he has better
opinion of Kansas than ever.
Those old board walks on Main
street should be torn up, and stone
paving put down in their stead.
That Matchmaking of the sand road
south of the Arkansas river bridge
should be pushed to completion.
Harry Diffenbacher came in Tues
day, evening called here by the serious
illness of his sister, Mrs. Lucy Brands.
Ise Pursel. James Kepple. B
Miller and Ed Wood attended the
cattlemens convention at Wichita this |
week.
The big. full page ad. of the big,
Lundblade s. Boiinger Department
store has kept the Office force hustling
this week.
Orders for cut flowers filed promptly
by MRS ELLA M. STOKE. You can |
leave orders at the DEMOCRAT Office, |
or telephone me.
Geo. Adams and Ethel Ainsworth,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Our Olmitz correspondent gets in
this week with a good lot of newsy
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

Ben J. Koehn, of near PaWnee Rock,
was transacting business in Great
Bend, Wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

more ads.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-02-14

When you want cut flowers, in any
quantity. call up Mrs. Ella III. Stoke
ON the telephone.