Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-04

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Billy Rosebad has gone to Chicago.
to buy few skyscrspers. speculate On
the board. throw the bones-or any
old thing to stir up the natives.
Every acre of ground that is plswed
in July is good for 1908. Now If you
need plow go and see F. II. Miller.
he has the goods you want.
W. f. Putnam is running q barbsr
shop in Topeka. on Kansas avenue,
near the Dutton House. Roy still
conducts the shop In Oakland.
F. T. Belt came out from Topeka,
last week, to gather in q few scattering
heads of grain. He'll have enough to
bread him another year, anyhow.
Don't rehearse your past troubles
and grievances. Nobody wants to
hear them, and rehashing of things
past and gore is but an evidence OF
weak mind.
Cut the weeds about your premises,
and do not let the impression remain
that you are shiftless sort that does
not care how tacky and neglected your
home looks.
nj. n. Towers and wife, of the north
part of the county, got home from an
extended visit in Wisconsin in time
to garner their wheat. They had been
gone about two months.
What is the matter with the we'll
known il. Case Gang and Sulky
plows? You know they are alright.
Your neighbor says so, so will you.
THE GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co,
The Eliinwood business men are
endesvoring to have the Santa Fe put
up brick depot, in place of the old
frame one recently burned down.
Hope they may be successful,
The most successful reformer is the
one who reforms himself, SO that
others may be encouraged by his good
example. We have few men in Bar.
ton county who should take this to
heart.
Hutchinson will have two brass
bands. three militia companies and
Mr.. Bailey who aspires to be governor.
to assist the small boys in puncturlng
the atmosphere full of loud holes. on
the 4th.
D. j. Brown, a son of Druggist
Brown of Hoisington. has been out
CD vacation rand visit to the folks.
Mr.. Brown is in large wholesale
drug house on Union Avenue, Kansas
City, Mo.
The Plano vertical mower with
spring clips. has world wide reputa>
tion for its durability and cutting
power. Why not have oneP We have
them to sell.
THE GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
The new Cheyenne bottoms ap4
praisers-Messrs. w. 81. Meacham, F.
II. Hitchcock and j, r. Logan, will be-
gin on the appraisement July 2Sth-
providence permitting and the farmers
not preventing.
Where are you going to spend the.
4th?
Eilinwo0d. for beerP
Hutchinson, for gallP
Larned, for quiet sleepP or
Huisington, for base ball?
Mrs. Will Atkinson and Mrs. Frank
RIdenour. sisters of County Clerk
Lutschg, came up with their children
from Oklahoma last week. Atkinson
and Ridenour stopped in Stafford
county to help in the harvest.
We will handle the BALDWIN, and
Story s. Clark Pianos. together with
our complete line of all other musicsI
instruments, 1t will pay you to see US
before purchasing.
HOOPER DRUG Co.
A woman pamed Mccoy horse.
whipped man named Graham, mp in
Roodson, Kansas, one day last week
for defaming her character, and two
hundred people stood by and cheered
her on. There ought to be more Nc
Coys.
A yield of from 8 TO Is bushels of
wheat to The acre is what the farmers
ara predicting for this county. We
believe the average will be above 10
bushels TO the acre; which will mean
over two million bushels for the
county.
The Eppsrson Military Band left for