Barton County democrat., 1902-12-19

ington. Friday. Wise Willie. nurt
Arthur Taylor, the Oimitz banker. i"'o
spent Sunday in Great Bend. A
WANTED-Giri to do general house Oh
work. Apply to Mrs. 81. 8. BORN. Gar'
Chas. Townsley is assisting in the part
z. 0 until after the holiday rush. NJ
A GOOD time - ramenhar tho ,r;,.or Sam
ia when vou coma in to nav taxas Satu
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Before you bay that Piano, see me
and get prices HooPER DRUG Co, !"
Elmer Dale and wife have moved a1'o
IL to the Brown property. east side. aoo'
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See Hooper for ali kinds of musical
Instruments. He'll save you money. NJ
Fred Lanter came down from Lars ing
ned to spend Sunday with his brother, tne
Jack. th
The county Ireasurer's books close. WI"
for payment of taxes, tomorrow, the
| Goth. rapt
| Fred Zutavern and wife will be
home from Excelsior Springs, Mo-, in p.'
few days. 20
| When q widow goes huntine she
always uses smokiless powder. and "oo
plenty of it.
Hro no ,aoope' a 70 ~. ,1iO' ;o friel
struments. w
| Mrs. d j IseiDann, of the north tea
side, visited last week with relatives kett
in Rice county. ena
MUSIC the very latest, both instru- I
! mental and vocal-at Ratbbun s. r
McConnell's. Al .
There are twenty five women county give
superintendents Of schools, out of a whe
total of los in Kansas sent
| If you want the finest Christmas PiaI
Candies made, place your orders early T
with Rathbun s. Mcconnell. to d
| G E jenkins, Dave Robertson and sane
D. M. Laremore were south siders the
trading in town Saturday. MI
Pepairing and Uphostering of all cou'
kinds of furniture neatly and promptly 80
done. at Glissman & Haege's. pers
Tho frat reo1 snow Tho. sbowad the
the pale, cold face of winter, fell on "ar
,... n,,,sda ,iaht .,d Er;da, wip
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He is a gentleman and a scholar NJ
the man who cleaned the snow off Low
his sidewalk at the first opportunity. and
| Our line of Pianos and Organs sisti
| comprize the best instruments made. star
HOOPER DRUG Co. Duh
| Sunday morning people walked up to A
6nd the ground covered with level inc,
sheet Of snow about eight inches deep. osr
We still have q tew heating stoves tim
left, which we are closing out at bsr- fall
gains. GLTssMAN & HAEGE. com
Miss Yost is maklng such prices in G
Millinery that you can not afford TO thic
wait any longer for your new winter dan
hat.
We are all getting ready to storm wi,I
Hoisington when that town gets ready
to dedicate the new r. Y. III. c. A.
building. fea,
Representative Langfeld and j. G. :,
Herter were up from Commanchs
township, Saturday, on business in :. :,
the court house
James Kepple brought down large for.
h rd of sheep. from his Lane county hlo,
ranch. last week. to feed in Great mi,
Bend for the winter. roo
If Pres. Cooprider and the ne " cross. c
ing combin alton lasts all winter the and
Item reporter will have at least one of
item day to write up Mo
APP
Editor Ira Clark attended q repub-
HeAu "a"qaos @s No"'on los. fiuaJ hea
night, and presumably handled the y
pasteboaids little on the side.
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"rhe Conviet's Daughter" appeared inv
before fair sized audience in the set
Great Bend opera house. last Friday one
night, and was q very cred1saoie snow. two
j weh ;,., raca;usas .not,,.~ Gig
: of barb wire. Indications are that n,s'
$ wire wIlI.be hie her. so now is the time III
, to buy. Ha
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