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Evening journal., 1902-03-11
GIRL GRADUATES
WIN EDUCATORS
May Wear Pretty Gowns on
Commencement Day
HERBERT n. FELL'S OFFER
Makes Proposition to Conduct Two
Night Schools Without Help From
Board Of Education
HERBERT n. FELL'S OFFER

As was predicted in the Evening Jour
nal yesterday. the Board OF EducationI
decided last night that it was not in its
province 20 say what gowns the girl grad
mates should wear. After hearing the re-
port read, DIR. Il. .. Cooper, who stirred
mp the agitation about gowns, gave no
tico Of q rule 10 abolish commencements.
The Committee on Graduation Gowns
made the following report:
Gentlemen: Your Committee on
High School in conjunction with the
principal OF the school and your superin-
tendent have gone very carefully into the
matter referred TO them at the last meet
ing in regard to some regulation costume
20 be worn at the graduation exercises.
lt is the unanimous opinion OF the com
mittee that it is not advisable at this
time TO take any action on the sugges-
tiOns made by DR. Cooper, but would rec
ommend that the matter be taken up
with the class by the committee in order
That some suitable regulations may be
made that viii overcome the very great
expense complained Of.
j. ID. Carter,
L-t A. Il. Frantz.
S. J. Horn.
&c w. Twitmyer."
The graduates i'm the February and
June classes sent a petition 10 the board
protesting against black gowns and NOR
tar boards. The following signed the pc
tition Evelyn Hahn. May Connell,
Clara Ebert Ethel Baynard Bertha
Simmons. Alice Morrison. Blanche v.
Pearson. Natalie +. Johns, Martha X.
Haley, Eva u. Weedin, Leola Lee. NJ.
Ethel Pennington, Jeanette Mclaughlin,
Mabel Beyey, Margaret Murray, Edith
NJ. Suplee. Fannie Brown. Mary Reybold,
Helen NJ. Davis. Edna H. rhorp, Hilda
IL. Preston, Marion Il. Simmons, Reba
Marion, Anna Lowler. Grace Nlist. Clara
Folsom, Constance Wynanus, Geneyieve
O'COnner. Elizabeth Polk. Nellie NJ.
Sawin, Ruth A. loft, Mary l.. Dunlap,
Sarah Bowlen, Elsie v. Hubert, Edith
NJ. Hardesty, Mary ID. Blades, Clara
Wood, Vera A. Leonard, Lizzie ii. John
son. Lorraine A. Lynch, Reba NJ. Joslyn,
Aydie J. Foster, Katie +. Doherty
Blanche Grubb, Clara Whaler, Martha
Il. Sayers, Sarah Marriott, Florence
Weedin, Susie ii. Appleby, Charlotte
Mcconnell Mabel Clough Bella s
Speer, Kate Quigley
DR.. Cooper offered an amendment e
the bylaws abolishing the commence
mont exercises Of the High School. Il
was referred to the Law Committee.
Interested in Night School
Herbert n. rell sent communication
10 the board TO the effect that if tn,
opening of evening schools was being de
ferred on account of the expense, h,
would guarantee 10 collect $500 TO rul
two schools for two months.
The committee reported that it was no
advisable to open the schools at th
time. Mr.. Fell has been greatly inter
ested in the subject Of night schools, an,
has been active in his endeavor TO hayl
them established.
Stubborn School Marin
In the case Of Miss Kirby of Schoo
No. 10, who refused to be vaccinatcd, Di
Evening journal., 1902-03-11
BUOYS REPLACED
Lighthouse Board Gives Notice Of Three
Which Driited

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that the following-named buoys which
were reported as having disappeared
from their stations, have been re-
placed:
Brigantine shoal inner buoy, black
hrst-class can. numbered and marked
~ b. 81. of seacoast of New Jersey.
McCries shoal whistling buoy, red.
No. 2is, and Fifteen-foot shoal buoy,
a HS. frst-class can. marked "15
II. 81. at the Delaware entrance.
Evening journal., 1902-03-11

should never be carried to the point of
exhaustion. A frequent cause of dis
ease is the accumulation of waste mat
ter within the body. To rid the sys-
tenn. it is necessary that we take exer-
else and baths. either cool, tepid, warm
or warm followed by cold or cold
IspOnging and weekly sweat baths. If
these points are borne in mind, a most
striking effect will be noticeable in
the improvement of the general
health"
Evening journal., 1902-03-11
Do Honor Sd. Tammanr

The Improved Order of Red Men
will celebrate St. Tammanys Day on
May - by a meeting in the Opera
House. l. Irving Handy. a member of
the order. will make the address of
the evening. Last year the order cele-
brated the anniversary OF its patron
saint with a parade, which was marred
by rain. So this year IL was decided
to give an entertainment which could
be held indoors.
Evening journal., 1902-03-11
Highlanders Were Gallant

Miss Taylor, Of Chester; Miss Kates.
of New York. and Misses Herbert and
Steward. of this city, were caught In a
auagmire on Rockford road on Sun
day and were rescued by several young
men living in the Highlands. They
were out driving when the carriage
sank into the mud. A bridge of stone
and fence rails was built from the car
lriage to firm ground.
Evening journal., 1902-03-11
Morocco Business Dull

All the morocco dealers Of this city
are complaining Of the high prices de-
manded for the raw material. This
makes the spring trade little slow in
opening and consequently business is
dull.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19
BUSY.


No merchant, lawyer, doctor, or
mechanic has buster days than the
farmer, and when they are busy, my
but don't they make the streets of the
town dull? Fer the past monih the
farmers have been SO busy preparing
the ground and putting in wheat,
that the towns have been wholly de-
serted, and the busy days of the
merchants have become still and quiet
waiting for seed time to be over, and
for the busy farmers to take rest by
coming to town with the whole family
to fix themselves up for the winter.
Now, THERE ARE GREAT MANY
THINGS THAT YOU ARE GOING TO BUY
to make home and yourselves COM
Portable for the winter. Some of
these things will be in the form of a
carpet. curtain, piece of furniture,
may be bookcase, piano or organ,
banjo or a mandolin. Not so
| much of a luxury after ell. for what
ever makes you happy fills its mission
on earth, and if you can afford it,
please remember that it will be all
the happiness that you get here on
earth, for when you go, hence you will
go. you will go without any pockets in
| your shroud and without any money
in your pockets, and with your money
left behind for some one else to spend ,
SO bad you not better come in and
get your wife q nice Garland cook
stove, or Genuine Beckwith Round
Oak heater or a Q1ick Neal Case.
line Stove? ALI of these are hea lth
preservers, and comfort giving, maxi
ing home brighter and happier by
their being in them.
They HAVE WORKED HARD ENOUGH
HAvN'T THEY, that. is the boys and
| girls, to have nice watch and chain
this fall. They are SO cheap that you
can all have one, and perhaps you
will want to put on the table some,
things new in dishes or something
else in the novelties that we have.
We will be pleased to show you
what we have and if they are not
what we represent them to be you can
bring them back.
We HAVE A FEW ONLY, of the De.
catur, Dowagiac, and Kentucky disc
drills that we are selling for $50 90
and 500. 90. We have two or three
10 hoe drills that We are selling for
$25 90 each and We have 3, 5 hoe
drills that we are selling for s13. 90
each,
You WILL NOT THROW YOUR MONEY
AWAY if you buy-a buggy ct the
prices which we are selling them for
and when you do buy one and ride in
it you will wonder why you did not
buy it long ago.
DoNT YOU WANT a nice bath tub
put in your house, and some spouting
put up.
We have one of the best timers in
this country, and would like to put q
furnace in your house. Won't you
let US figure with you.
We will not take up any more of
your time but would like you to take
up some OF our time when In town by
looking over our goods and getting
our prices.
Very Truly Yours,
Great Bend, Kans.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

A friend says he always hates to
sit on a jury. because the lawyers will
not let the witnesses tell all they
know about the case, but insist on tell
ing all about it themselves: and as law,
yers are all such blamed liars it is hard
to tell which comes nearest the truth
and decide his Iay.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Among those attending the Hutch.
inson fair, Wednesday, from Great
Bend were: Sheriff johnson and wife,
Mayor Aber and wife, County Attorney
Clarke wife. and brother, and the
DEMOCRAT editor.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

John Durkin is now q clerk in the
hardware department. of the T.. r
Noses Mere Co.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Chas Ward and Miss Marguerite M
Ewens, both oe Ellinwood, were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon by Probate
Judge Feder, in his office.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Grandpa Pritchard and wife return
ed Wednesday from few days visit
with relatives at Hutchinson.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

W. L. Swartz OF Oimitz, and Miss
Anna Stetler, of OTIS, Rush county,
procured marriage license, Monday.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Jim Cheney left this week To take {
course in dairying at the State AgrI'
cultural College Manhattan.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Mrs. Orrin Mitchell is here on 9
visit with relatives, the Brinings, west
of town.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Some of the members of the Com.
mercial Club are talking Of putting q
bowling alley in the basement under
the cub rooms.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

q. A. Swsrtz, Herman Welch, Mrs,
Frey, Alice b adden, Mrs. Dave Harris
and j. G.. Slentz and wife were Great
Bend people attending the Hutchinson
fair Wednesday.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

No miss fits, no dissatisfaction
your made to measure clothing
suits when we sell it to you
Lundblade & Bolinger's.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

w. M Chatten, of Ciaflin, is the q ev
Vice President of the First Nation q
Bank of this city.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Word comes that D. F. Hawley and
Mrs Clara Diggs were married on
Sept, 9th, at Baker City, Oregon, and
will make their home in that state.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

OLis Bolinger is moving into th
new cottage recently built by j.
Sterett, in the 3rd. ward.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Will Bannihter was accidentally
kicked in the stomach by vicious
horse, Monday evening, and is liable
to be laid up for some time as result
thereof.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Ed. Crocker, with the Great Benz
Furniture Co.. returned from his
studies in St.Louis, Sunday.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

The display at the millinery opening
at the Millinery Emporium next Thurs
day will be- the finest you have had
the opportunity of inspecting. Don't
miss it.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Mrs. w. r. FEEDER is now deputy iol
the judge. Miss Markey having moved
to Ellis.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

On Saturday the 18th Probate Judge
FEEDER performed the marriage cerea
mony for Grant Spung and Miss Lena
Herter, both of Ellinwood. The
young folks visited few days at
Hutchinson and NickeIsou, after
which they are at home in Eilinwood.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Chas Rathbun is enjoying a visi
from his brother. Calvin, of Winfield
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Even if you have already made Jour
fall purchases you can not afford to
neglect attending the millinery OPEN
ing next Thursday at The Millinery
Emporium.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

D. B. Palmer and Rev. SeIby attend
ed a meeting of the Presbytry. at Nesl
City this week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Look to those fues and pipe con.
nections before you put up your stoves
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Those children ought to be in school
Great Bend has too many kids on tht
streets during school hours.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Chas Cook left for the State Agricul-
tural College, at Manhattan, the first of
the week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

s. Henry Moss and family returned
east Monday, after few weeks visi
here with time friends and neigh
hOra
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

f. Vernon Russell and wife return.
ed home from their summer outing,
Monday night, the 18th. They had
been away about q month.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Frank Kramer visited the northeas
part Of the county the first of TIT
week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Judge" Notney is again a Great
Bend fixture, with Mitchell, the tailor
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Charley Hooper has just got $500
music box, one of the finest in the
west. Drop nickle in the slot
and hear it..
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

The Lakin Investigator says: Henry
Entz, the enterpisiug alfalfa farmer
and beet grower east of town, will
market this year, in addition to his
other crops. 200 bushels of peaches,
for which ne is receiving 81 bushel.
Yet soue deluded mortais contend
that farming don't pay in western
Kansas.
If you fail to attend the millinery
opening at The Millinery Emporium
next Thursday, you will miss treat.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Fred Wolf and wife, of Ellin wood
are visiting in Ohio.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Jacob lsediger and wife returne'
home. Wednesday, from their visit t.
the SON down in Oklahoma.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Engineer VIM. Carr and wife came
home. Thursday. from few months
outing in Colorado.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

j. A. Bland came up from Cleo. Ok,
Wednesday, and will be at home here
for q while.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

More popular everyday ''Pack-
ard Shoes" sold only by Lund-
blade & Bolinger's.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

"a Hoosier Daisy" at the opera
house next Wednesday night-the
24th.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Jake Miller is fixing his north side
building for photograph gallery
putting in sky Light, etc.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

A. r. Friedman, of southeast of
town. was a caller Thursday.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Hon. H. ]. Roetzel of Eilinwood re-
turned from the west this week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Peter Brack. Of Olmitz. is taking il
the Hutchinson fair this week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

F. F. Franklin, late of Springfield
Mo-, has arrived in Hoisington to
assist his brother, w. D. on the Dis
match
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Mrs. Willis Winstead and children
arrived from Tennssee, Wednesday
nie ht
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Messrs Caro- and Marx are expected
home from the eastern markets Sstur-
day OF this week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Mrs. Jesse Rasor is visiting in
Wichita this week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

George Luttrell. accompanied by one
child, arrived from Madeira, California
Tuesday morning, on visit with rela
tives here. George is in business
there. and says he is doing we'll. He
was formerly in the drug business al
Great Bend.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

We are told that Will Pf1ster last
week killed AZ ducks at one shot, with
double barreled shotgun, out on the
Cheyenne. That was not pot shot,
it was q regular sorghum boiler shot.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Ladies Taylor made suits
made to your measure at Lund-
blade & BOlinger's.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

The Big Millinery opening is
on this week at Lundblade &
Bolinger's.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

A nice little rain fell in these parts
Tuesday night.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Every once in a while a man bobs
up who imagines that because be is q
subscriber for a paper it is that pa
per's business to take up his quarrels
aud make his fight its fight, never
stopping to think what the result
would be if a paper were to espouse
the quarrels Of everyone of Its SUBJ
scribers.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Miss Maude Swift is spending the
week in Hutchinson.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.
See list of county political meetings.
IA. Barth was over from Clafiin
this week.
Elrick Cole visited Topeka the first
of tie week.
A nice little rain fell in these parts.
Tuesday night.
Miss Maude Swift is spending the
week in Hutchinson.
Hon. II. j. Roetzel of EilinWood re-.
turned from the west this week.
Ar. Friedman, of southeast Of
town, was caller Thursday.
Peter Brack. Of Olmitz. is taking in
the Hutchinson fair this week.
Look to those fues and pipe CON.
nections before you put up your stoves.
Judge" Notney is again Great
Bend fixture, with Mitchell, the tailor.
Chas Rathbun is enjoying visit
from his brother. Calvin, of Winfield.
Frank Kramer visited the northeast
part Of the county the first of the
| week.
"a Hoosier Daisy" at the opera
house next Wednesday night-the
Gath.
Mrs. Orrin Mitchell is here on q
visit with relatives. the Brinings, west
Of town.
Mrs. w. 2. FEEDER is now deputy Tor
the judge. Miss Markey having moved
to Ellis.
Chas Cook left for the State Agricul-
tural College, at Manhattan, the first of
the week.
j. A. Bland came up from Cleo, Ok,
Wednesday, and will be at home here
for a while.
The Big Millinery opening is
on this week at Lundblade &
Bolinger's.
D. B. Palmer and Rev. SeIby attend,
ed meeting of the Presbytry. at Ness
City this week.
John Durkin is now clerk in the
hardware department. of the T.. r..
Noses Mere Co.
w. M Chatten, of Ciaf1in, is the ew
Vice President of the First Nationa
Bank of this city.
Otis Bolinger is moving into the
new cottage recently built by J. j..
Sterett, in the 3rd. ward.
More popular everyday ''Pack-
ard Shoes sold only by Lund-
blade & Bolinger's.
Engineer VIM. Carr and wife came
home.- Thursday, from few months
outing in Colorado.
Ladies Taylor made suits
made to your measure at Lund-
blade 4 Bolinger's.
Jake Miller is fixing his north side
buiiding for photograph gallery
putting in sky-light, etc.
| Jacob Kediger and wife returned
home. Wednesday, from their visit to
the son down in Oklahoma.
Grandpa Pritchard and wife return
ed Wednesday from few days visit
with relatives at Hutchinson.
Some of the members Of the Com.
mercial Club are talking Of putting q
bowling alley in the basement under
the cub rooms.
| Chas Ward and Miss Margurite M
Ewens, both oe Ellinwood, were mar.
ried Tuesday afternoon by Probate
Judge Feder. in his office.
No miss fits, no dissatisfaction
your made to measure clothing
suits when we sell it to you
Lundblade & Bolinger's.
The display at the millinery opening
at the Millinery Emporium next Thurs
day will be- the finest you have had
the OpD0rtunitv of ipaoectinu non,,
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19
oFine Indian Summer weather.

oFine Indian Summer weather.
J.B. Prose was over from Hoisings
ton, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Rasor is visiting in
Wichita this week.
Fred Wolf and wife. of Ellin wood,
are visiting in Ohio.
Mrs. Willis Winstead and children
arrived from Tennssee, Wednesday
mig ht.
Messrs Caro- and Marx are expected
home from the eastern markets Sstur-
day of this week.
Jim Cheney left this week I'd take
course in dairying at the State Agri-
cultural College Manhattan.
Those children ought to be in school.
Great Bend has too many kids on the
streets during school hours.
Ed. Crocker, with the Great Bend
Furniture Co.. returned from his
studies in st-Louis, Sunday.
W. L. SwartZ OF OimitZ, and Miss
Anna Stetler. of OTIS, Rush county.
procured marriage license, Monday.
s. Henry Moss and family returned
east Monday, after few weeks visit
here with old time friends and neigh.
bors.
F. F. Franklin, late of Springfield,
Mo-, has arrived in Hoisington to
assist his brother, w. D. on the Dis
patch.
Charley Hooper has just got $500
music box, one of the finest in the
west. Drop a nickIe in the slot
and hear it..
F. Vernon Russell and wife return.
ed home from their summer outing,
Monday night, the 18th. They had
been away about q month.
Word comes that D. F. Hawley and
Mrs. Clara Diggs were married on
Sept, 9th, at Baker City, Oregon, and
will make their home in that state.
Will BanniAter was accidentally
kicked in the stomach by vicious
horse, Monday evening, and is liable
to be laid up for some time as q result
thereof.
We are told that Will P6ster last
week killed AZ ducks at one shot, with
double barreled shotgun, out on the
Cheyenne. That was not pot shot,
it was q regular sorghum boiler shot.
There will be Mission Festival
held at the German Lutheran church,
in Clarence Township, on Sunday
Sept. 21. Preaching in German IN the
forenoon, and in English in the after
noon, 10 q. M. and p. m.
F. B. Koen and Geo. Noses returne
ed Morday from meeting with the
stockholders of the Lake Koen Navi~
CATION and Irrigation Co., at Kansas
City. The work of widening the
ditch is going on right along
James Kepple has few coops of
his prize>winning light Brahma chicks
ems entered at the Hutchinson fair,
and there are no finer fowls of that
strain there. F. L, Marsh also sent
down some OF his best birds.
George Luttrell. accompanied by one
child, arrived from Madeira, California
Tuesday morning, on visit with rela
tives here. George is in business
there, and says he is doing we'll. He
was formerly in the drug business at
Great Bend.
On Saturday the 18th Probate Judge
FEEDER performed the marriage cerea
mony for Grant Spung and Miss Lena
Herter, both of Ellinwood. The
young folks visited a few days at
Hutchinson and Nick eIson, after
which they are at home in Elinwood.
a friend says he always hates to
sit on a jury. because the lawyers will
not let the witnesses tell all they
know about the case, but insist on tell
ing all about it themselves: and as law,
yers are all such blamed liars it is hard
to tell which comes nearest the truth
and decide his Way.
|
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

j. b. Prose was over from Hoisings
ton, Tuesday.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

There will be Mission Festival
held at the German Lutheran church,
in Clarence Township, on Sunday
Sept. 21. Preaching in German IN the
forenoon, and in English in the after
noon, 10 q. M. and p. m.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Elrick Cole visited Topeka the first
of tie week.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

James Kepple has a few coops OF
his prize>winning light Brahma chick
ems entered at the Hutchinson fair
and there are no finer fowls of that
strain there. F. L, Marsh also sen,
down some OF his best birds.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

F. B. Koen and Geo. Noses returns
ed Morday from q meeting with the
stockholders of the Lake Koen Navi~
CATION and Irrigation Co., at Kansas
City. The work of widening the
ditch is going on right along.
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

Bill Zutavern is pretty mandy with
horses, having handled them since
the year one. One day man called
Bill to look at q horse, lank, boDy
specimen whose ribs showed like
corduroy road. and tell il be could
what was the matter with the ani-
NAL. Bill looked the stack Of bones
over carefully, and with the remark
s.Try feeding him once" turned and
walked away.
The cigarette smoker gets many
hard hits from the gentlemen of the
quill, but this from the Stafford repub-
lican is uncommonly graphic and
descriptive. IF q boy wants to be
spider legged and weak kneed; if be
wants to be thin jawed and dead on
his feet; if he wants to be a scrub
that no business man will employ. let
him be q cigarette fsnd. Otherwise
let him keep the nicotine out of his
windpipe."
Barton County democrat., 1902-09-19

See list of county political meetings.
"A. Barth was over from Clafiin
this week,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-13

Fort Worth. Tex. March 13.-The
honors at the fat stock show here were
won by ] b Wilson Of Dallas and
Marion Samson of Aivarado. Mr.. VIII
sons steers were IS and Mr.. Samson
Is.
Both were Hereford and Durham
mixed and each took the blue ribbon
for It's class. Mr. Wilson's S. weighed
1860 and Mr.. Sanson's IS 1850 pounds.
Sam Scaling of st. Louis and Sidney
Well of Bellview got second money on
81. The third money went to j. II.
Davis of this city.
On the Is d. C. Hill of Mckinney
received second money and Mr.. Brown
third.
Mr.. Samson announces that he had
decided to quit the fat stock show for
O year after having been successful for
two years against all competition.