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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
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WniteH bpereneite Susntober | bet
SDiSe gus bar eiterlaot FIG ct Min-
Be JON SusbeltDrerinDe neo Snb.
fish at 9oreeIRn. Tom bun ipntes
tiftrenetes. Mrs. RooiebeIt fanbt,
at flint Der bar mango Set al 9Rf.
fetsi | ReiiSenien, bar Der life ct
eneite, Der esnebe fig til grrg peo be
~ioafalbte ~State Dinners gun bar
berfor beitiIt ct NIT Mibhogss erpice
paa omfring 1000 StDffer.
Menitret, iom pafetes, er bpibt
meo forspIht 8oro oe beforeret meb
be 6orenebe Staters tore SegI email.
ieret | 6aroer % CT af enaelf 5abri.
fation al bet iaafalote ~8eoeefpooO
8are".
ct amerifonif gInh roier benoe,
forbt bum paIgte benne Sort, og oplp.
Ter ON, at Rr. 8e6sepooh. 6abrif-
eteren, pirfelig babe fortient Senne
ltbmarfeIie, forOi ban, UNDER Dor.
g~erfrisen, aabent ipmpaibtfereoe meb
be 6oreneoe Stater, uaniet at hans
Sorretning berpeb leo ct betDbeligt
&nRf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Shamrock iii.

VIE ianee SpprtssI1ers Der ; Sauett imeosIsr mss
itor Sutrrssis aafoHtfteu al ben moe '6np challenger.
Shamrock III, ium bet tuesIfis SoIt iaar osHttr ptL
brtuge RofaIsu bism. WtosHs amsrtta bar tRbsbaot
Gosrbsthsetu t ~Doft.9pautus ! aarsois. bar bet pliaa
0nsrbstbsoeH / 9atbirin. Saa 6pitstisrs Rapsbtttsrs
Tom GpsupsI Sutst aHbst 2aub / @sresR bar pGrst
titaRb til at 'rsnbrtues en- WsoieU faa goo til at glen.
oprsttt appstttsa bsase % bet uhtlsrts spRsu ON
gaarea eusr til at hsIbrhs apaIuis, Nat 5oregtslis,
@tubie8e, 9gSpepfa. 6VrftoppsIIe t GarmtaRaItu.
@~aIesip8s tasr D0aIarta. Seller % @bSutugtr gst
~tortisusr osr'or at bIt Fat paa QreUs. Forism lite at
taa bet uBte mto pprt prtbots "SiGmp" optr dIaRtbaE.
fen. Get oil btIbrsbs TEN.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

cgiad ON BinsereR pfeier ban at
tage BAD, noeet, Der nlneles life be.
bnser bans tro aanrnnertiener, Der
life faar Cob til at nGre fiIiteSe. 2ip.
lrgea 9oftor 2apponi. bar nemlis
iast. at 9apen retop | 8abet trpn.
ger Silip, pan Grunb al fin bsie or.
Der: men aanrnertienereu iparer
BERTH: "2et er til inger @ptte; BON
oil life tage MOB Gornuit; Dog bsrer
ies BAN meb mine grer, ON ies life
fan ie BAN meo mine Zine, iaa ieg
er aItio farois til at ffribe mo, ON
uoget ifitlbe bRnoe.~
8aoens Gone til at fate er aorIte
eneitaaenoe. San Iioer ofte At an.
iigtsimnrter. % naar ban bar ct On.
faIb beraf, taller ban life meS no1crL
uastet ban e1ers eoot liter at inatfc
meb fine Smgipelier.
Sans SufommeIie er oIbeIeS NOR.
felig. Gan fan erinSre ielo Sc ube.
tpbeIisite @~uteItbeSer fra TortiSen,
og ban omtaIer fit SsoeiteS, 'om ON
ban ffuIbe iorIaSt set tsoor. San
er perIig, oberberenoe 90 oiuig III
at tilgtoe; men ban baber Dem, eer
ifiuIer SanbbeSeu for bant, % naar
ban bar Mistanfe ON at ro9en for.
isger paa at beSrage bom, bIiOer ban
isrgmooig og itreng.
Geo ben 13bes nnIise GftcrisIscr.
9e melt iremroaeuoe &on0iSoter
for Banep9roiebebeh efter SEQ Den
13oe er 3arbinaIerne RanpoIa,
SDampa % Sanuielli. Sc er ale
SaIienere, 90 en- nIpnbing hor Iioeu
llblist til at bIipe paIgt, Sa firth al De
to % ipttt 8aroinoler er St~aItenere,
% oesuben Spifernes 90 Eiterriger.
mes Stemme utptIiomt bill bIioe faItet
for en- Staliener. af bi8ie aniees
Hantpola FOR at bore Den ltPrte1te
8anbibat. Gan bar ogiaa poo 8ruuS
al Baoens bsie Moer | De iiSite aar
peret ben fatboIife 8irfeS oirfeIige
Operbooeb. San beifripes iom en-
bsi % maieItRttif SfiffeIie mco ct
baarbt lt0trpf / auiigtet. Sans Sp.
trGoen er opermobig, og ban ier
Dem, ban taller meb. Taft / Ginene
meb ct nGiten bppnotiferenoe 9Iif.
ban tiIbsrer en- a. StalienS beSite
6omiIter og baobe auerebe ira Barn.
0ommen al 2pit til Den prpiteIi9e
8trfiombeb. San bar npot en- for.
trinIt9 SpbrageIie % er ofte bIeoer
benpttet / 9tpIomotiets SieneIte.
San bar iaolebes papelis lloienStng
til Wnorio, bpor ban btbrog meget
til at bil99ee ben Strio, Ser opitob
melem Spanieu % Spiftono ON
Serreosmmet ODER De farolinIfe Ger.
San blep uonPpnt til a%aroinaI
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

peo aaroinaI Soccbinis Gso % efter.
fulgte ogiaa Senne iom popeIig
Statsmiriiter. Gan panot meyer
mart ben samIe gapes gnSeit %
6crtroIigbeo, 90 er ioas foftiIf uinb.
ifrRHfet Serfer | @atifanet. "3ette
er maoife@. tiger artifelens 6oriai.
ter, ZEN reipeftitriois gtrine. men
ben err life oeitominore ben rene
Sonobeo, nogei. Der oil inorsmmes
al erhner, Der | Ben ienere Sio bar
bnnt grIeSning til at bItne fortroIig
useS 9otifanets afferer."
Smampa % gauntclli.
garoneIi tiger, at aarSiraI
Snanlpo, Grbiffop al Bologna, oilbe
bore Ianst mere tiIfrebsitiuenSe for
ben itaIienife Regierins iom 2eos
gfterfsIger. San er fsbt / 1851 90
er ct al De pneite WehIemmer al set
beIIige &olleaiuul. Gan bar ct gan.
tie fort Silbrng, men oct beitaar al
aarSinaler. Der life bar Su6HpoeIie
NOT til at foranIeStee bans gaIs.
Sette siGIber osiaa ON aarSinaI
8anuteQi, Ser bar belle ben gamIe
fatboIife rou,erife GbeIS Stptte. BEG.
ges SiIbGngere bible trioIerttS irtte
pisie 9ettnGeIier for afsipeIien al
fine Stemurer % forIan9e Suorsm.
meIier til 8ienginIb. bpiIfet formo.
oentIig bill um,tIigsiere 8aIget al
noaen al Dem.
Gn anNcn Iulisheo.
en- anoen 6orfatter. 0r. 8aqueni.
| "Roupelle Reoue" omtaler ogiaa
8arbtnaI Hompo1a iom Sen pirteliee
Raoe for GiebIiffet og giper ham
EiteI al "9ice.4ope". San err iniS.
Ierttb life ioa iiffer paa, at ban oil
bItoe 9eos unttbbeIbare gfterfeIger.
Gampoua er enbull life nogen gam.
mel Roub, life rtI6t 60 - % ban
bar Serior Sio til at peute. San ont.
taller bertmob Iom 2eos IoQtife Otter.
fsGser ben pSmpge % 8lloben0ione
&arbtnaI 8otti, Der or EFT Qommd
Rano uben Sieuoer, Der bar tiIbraQt
tit 2tb mere iom en- 6orifer emo iom
en- Diplomat. -
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

GMlAuplMI.
Rellie genion, ben ferftc Ge.
gerfuinoe, Der bar fa1.t 9ipIom al
9irsinia "State 9oars Of Rbarma.
cD". beitoo npIig fin Grspe.
Mrs. Minnie 2eiienring. De.
putp Stats Snipeftsr al Sabrifer.
bar fonbemneret flere gpsniuger
mibt inoe | 5orretninssItrsset |
8ottspile, go.
Gn arnerifanif Game, Or. On.
ME o. 2ple al Gan Sroncisco, er
blepen uSnGbnt til asiiitent bos Or.
Gsred oeo l~1nineriitetet i @ien, en-
at be melt bersmte, nllenpenbe Gpe.
ciaIiiter | 8srneipsoomme.
Rtfs Senriette aeHp, ipecieI
aaent for l1noerisseIien al SiIfetiI.
pirfning. bar u~oarbeibet en- Bulletin
meo Senipn paa Spbr9tning al
Silfeorme, iom er bIepet ubgipet ai
De 8orenebe Staters agerbprfnings.
bepartement.
~gsrn bar fulb Ret til at ie
0agens 2ps | Siem, Der life iimpeIt.
ben fun er Experiment. Stationer, =
iaebe en- amertfauif foinbeIig 2Rge
beo ct upIig afboIbt 0sbe at abin.
Der. ga 2atteren meo bbiIfen BEN.
bes 9enarfning mobtoges bapoe
iafnet al fortiatte BUN: "Som Cage
bar ieg en- bel Del at gisre meO unge
Wsbre, % leg neo, booo ieg taller
ON. ct fort antal Stem er / Sir.
feIiebeben fun Experiment Statto.
ner."
Mrs. Suian 9. 4ntbonb agter
meb bet fsrite at o~oerbra9e aGe fine
8eeer % 8amhetter, Der ombauoIer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til &ongres.9t'
bliotbefet, bnor en- iGregen GfbeIing
ifal inbrettes til oeres SpbepareIie.
ale 8amHetterue ifaI inbbtnbes oe
belle 9oeiamlingen iubfsres | en-
egen aatalog.
Miis antboup bar iamlet itg ct
fort antal pprbifuIoe gseer, mango
af benz er life at faa fisbt mere, o9
mango al Dem er 6orfatternes 6or.
ertng til Rtis qntbong.
Mmiubelige SilfRlbe / Sulet ifrems
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

Mmiubelise Silfelbe / Suiet itr9ms
nter iugen. naar Der ct en- SInife al ST..
Sbpmas' electric Oil / Re~bicinifabet.
Eager 8ranSiaar, aniniaar, aoGitelier,
Sorbribniuser. ZieblttfeIi8 2inbriu8.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

iac0nnne, buis Gr0re &c nrbeibs.
itopgt;ge, % JON Tan Irie o. tribe
90 bar saaet | Stole 4 Manneoer
iaHne Var, be oHfnttes, CT Der In.
gen aIoe-s-Reitriftion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

@iss 1sxss &ism isffsIiss NAB en- Horne
Music Box. Rsf nrefts. men ftprarssbs, ssasa.
ne % ussfs StsHastrIies DauFftatrzmsrt Tor eisu.
met nsssHtabs ~ialobubt, RsTs ezssei bests .ae /
tfsfo0 3tassrssI, ha bet altsh Il rsDs. o. maa
bthsber iffe at tssse rD3en en- at tptns ft,uAFab
~ Wsuaf trupss lite TOR AZ fnnHt fptne hntlfsrfpun.
hslf' gaefoot. VI 9arH fan tpsas paa bsa. Enhpgr
hhees e~psrrnlitt % etdh. 3sn iptIer opey 100 azts
Ieeter, Icm ntles a. ben cifts, 6sr tsHhes NAB Gpse
Music Box Gsn tan trusss | Rtrfer, Eeubo1s9otsr
So9sr. sdnas sler atbre 5DyeaiRasr for at Isbe San.
asn @paIer 1T Rofezhs pao eli Affea Oeo al Yags
Utahi JOY Selfae sHer EaHielas. Epi1sr a1e be
aaurfs u~elfsRhte salnser, pnuulure same al gsnis,
mutt. Es tan aIetto1e Sipffet eIsr ipiae et aaoet
ttisr 9sha3. Run s.. 90 i IN iuHi aasss msS n1ust
W ft1otr ban pes Sstoltug al $500, aa taa tan I'd
hslas sttfttH eto EauNftcrtns Rsatasstis. aasstsr
tisRsr psust. pnstist SaIg. SsaS q sSrIurrrts
for Rataiol -
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Furoefrgk.

Ccs.srfs Cplas 100000 al 9eeOraF9ofeus ROrgsstlrt E: Tor truse Fbeu
y uOiulst % ri bar fUr en- lib Fbsn mOOtast anbst Optas Of 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

Mfg. Co., 90 Beekman St.. New York,p o. Box NE. Dep, No.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12
The CoIored Question.

We have no quarrel with the
negro; under our constitution he is
entitled to the same rights and
privilege as white man. If he
applies for position as mail carrier
in locality where the blacks and
whites are equally divided, and wins
out in an examination over his white
competitors, all we'll and good, give it
to him and let him keep it as long as
he does satisfactory work. However,
one of our esteemed contemporaries
seems to have discovered in the case
of the Tennessee mail carrier, an
excuse for insinuating that the white
man of that state is incompetent, and
inferior to the colored man. The
imputation is an insult to every
southern man, and we are surprised
that our friend should thus forget
himself. Nine out of ten southern
whites can give this same man
pointers on how to run post office.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12
The City Printing.

The Daily Item of June 9Th con-
tanned the following with reference to
the City Printing:
In the first place the man who pre-
pared the minutes of the May meet
ing of the city council is the junior
editor of the DEMOCRAT and in his
minutes he juggled the motion made
to hold the letting of the city printing
over until the June meeting in such a
way as to entirely change the mean
ing of the motion. Nearly everyone
present at the May meeting heard the
motion and everyone we have heard
speak of it, including the councilman
who made the motion and the one
who seconded it, understood it differ
ent from what Clerk FEEDER placed it
on the minute book. The fact that
the council at its June meeting chang
ed the wording of the minutes of the
May meeting is sufficient proof that
the motion as passed was incorrectly
recorded.
The Item of June 9th contained
this:
Judge FEEDER objects to Our state
ment in regard to his incorrectly re-
cording the minutes of the May meet
ing. He says he recorded the mo-
ton in question as stated by the
mayor, but the motion as made and
seconded might have been improper
ly stated by the mayor.
Comment is unnecessary. Suffice
to say, had the charges in the Item of
the 9Th, been true, the Item of the
9th would not have contained the
paragraph quoted. The remainder
Of his article. is of similar nature,
and not deserving of the dignity of a
reply. The record of ex-clerk FEEDER
as clerk is approved in the strongest
language by those who objected to
his re-appointment.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

To CORRECT wrong impression
or a batch of them in fact-that
seems abroad in the land, we are
requested to state: First, that Great
Bend is NOT jointless. All the saloons,
which were paying monthly fine
into the city treasury, via the Police
Court route, quit business when the
new administration was sworn in.
But after about month most of them
opened up again, but are running
free of any interference on the part
of the officers-and likewise free of
any occasion for putting up monthly
fines. We have the joints, under no
CONTROL whatever, but of course
taking their chances of being pulled
at any time that evidence is secured
to convict them. .sSoft drinks" is
what they sell, but the old topers do
not seem to care whether the drinks
are called soft or hard, scrambled or
turned over; they sprout the blossoms
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

and turn loose the jags just the same.
We don't notice much difference be-
tween the old and the new arrange
ment; only that instead of 5000 to
$500 month being turned in for
street improvements, the Police Court
fines have dropped the cyphers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

Milton Fischer, who has several
years been connected with various
mercantile institutions in the city,
leaves July 1st for Lamar, Mo-, where
he will go into the grocery business
with his father. Mrs. Flescher left
the first of the week for Butler, Mo-,
on a visit
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

The fellow who is constantly kick
ing about small things is the one you
want to watch in large dealings
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

= Do you want any hands for har-
vest? IF so let us know how many
you want Immediately SO that we can
send in to the Labor Bureau for them?
E. R. MOSES NERO. Co
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12
District Court.

AZ tue tlIne OF gong Co press
last week the arguments were
being made in the D. 0. Gray
case. After submitting it to
the jury verdict of not guilty
was reached in about fifteen
minutes.
Fischer, who plead guilty of
assault and battery with intent
to kill, made on Geo. Colt,
was sentenced to five years i'll
the penitentiary.
The Schroeder case was con-
tinued to next term.
The ditch cases have all been
continued.
The case ofC. F. Diffenbacher
as administrator of the estate
of Lucy E. Brands va Fred
Drundas, has been continued.
Mary johnson. VS.. Eliza Ash
ton, and Albert Peter W.. Miles
Strickland, suits to quiet title,
Judgment rendered for plaintiff.
The divorce cases of J. J.
Bleitz VS.. Kate Bleitz, and Caro-
line Dick vs.. Nicholas Dick were
dismissed.
The case of Munger vs.. Wadel
involving the title to an island
in the Arkansas river, occupied
the attention of the court for
several days, and the jury after
having been out since Z O'Clock
Wednesday had not reached a
verdict at the time Of going to
press (Thursday q. M.
The motion for a new trial in
the Btndenthal case, where a con
viction Of petty larceny was had
at the last term of court, was
denied, and the defendants were
sentenced to pay a fine of S.
each, and their proportion of
the costs.
The case against Pettyjohn,
also one against Granville Erwin,
was dismissed on the payment
of the costs.
The case of CORN Savings Bank
vs.. Brinkman and Ewalt, judy
ment for plaintiff for $534.45
The divorce case of Deverick
vs.. Deverick was continued, and
the defendant given thirty days
to answer.
The case of Staeble vs.. Ames,
was quickly settled, the offer of
defendant to confess Judgment
in the sum of $675, was accept
ed the question of costs to be
presented later.
In the case of Barnes vs. Cla fin
State Bank, a motion to dis
miss the appeal was argued and
In the suit in partition of
Hester VS.. Treftz, the heirs elect
ed, and were permitted to take
the real estate at the appraised
value.
The case of the Liberty Linseed
Oil Co. VS.. Frizzill Hardware Co.,
was continued.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

Mrs. C. O. Davis left Wednesday
evening for her home in California.
Blanks-Blanks- Blanks. This
Office can furnish legal blanks of all
descriptions.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

Bob Gwinn is taking a well earned
and much needed vacation, and in
company with his wife and daughter
is away on an eastern trip.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

Mrs. R. A. Ewalt, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is some better
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

John Heinz and wife were transact
business in the city Thursday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

Mrs. E. L. Wood and son are visit
ing relatives in Hutchinson.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

Attorney Terrence was up from
Ellinwood Thursday, attending court.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

Mrs. Will Honnen visited at Larned
this week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

skassss
The Great Big Store With the Little Prices. J.
This Will Be Bargain Week At This Store
Come and get Your Share of Them.
Every Department will Show One or Two Items That
will be Priced Very CHEAP.
Below you will find only a few of the many we
-
Sc for aKc.. 800 yards of good toweing honey
comp pattern IN white and gray, just the thing for
harvest Tor only &c per yard
zoe for 1oc dozen childrens sun bonnets made
OF good fast colors material well made and cheaper
than YOU can buy the material, for only I0c each
25c for ice 8 dozen ladies summer vests. silks
trimmed OF the very finest quality. slightly
35c for 25c dozen ladies silk mercerized vests
in pink light blue and white look Just like silk, but
wear better fast coors worth 55e for only zSc each
the nd 9 that 2 doIfn T so large turkish m IL
want for izIc
&c for &c. A large line of beautiful summer lawns
in fast coors and neat patterns 1t will pay you to
see this line Only sc per yard
By express this week line OF the very popular
Cluny Laces in cream and white.
In The Big Clothing Department.
Csc for soc. We able to sell the best overalls
ever sold in the county for SOC Compare with
others offered at the price and it prove our
assertion. Buying them early and large quantities
is the reason. We also handle full line OF union
made overals and jumpers. We fit any shape
25c for zoe. dozen malaga Mexican straw hats
sold everywhere for 25c for only zoe As this will be
last lot of these goods will be able get sea-
son. come early ii you want
LOO for 75c 2 dozen boys long pants made of
good strong cottonade will not rip fit boys from 10
to 20 years for only 75c
On The Racket Counter.
While we have not got full stock ON this counter
many items having been sold out, still have a
great many items that will be necessary harvest
that you can buy at less than places sell them
for
All copper rivets per box 16c / 75c 55c
8 in. monkey wrenches 23c SOC for SIC
10 in monkey wrenches 24c Disstons rip S1.54
II in monkey wrenches &c Good babb low prices.
6 in. monkey wrenches 81 No. 123c No. at 1Oc.
We have good line of bolts All sizes of lbs.
the best sizes that will for Westil
sell for about onehaf price rakes hoes grain shoveIs
CoPpered rvets box hay knives, and knives
that viii sell at spot cost.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12
ADVERTISING RATES
IN THE CONTEST.

Following is the result of the fret count We'd
nesdey, June 10) OF votes cast in the DEMoCRAr
Piano Contest. The count will be made wed
pes NJ
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

This is a fair legitimate distribution Of valuable
prizes the disposal of the people of Barton County
The piano, of the well known makes (not a cheap
unreliable instrument made for sale and not for use)
can be at the music department. of the Hooper
Drug Co., Great Bend the local agents for these well
known Instruments The watch is exhibition at the
Jewelry Store of w D. Gould The other three prizes
will be announced later.
Contestants will please call at this office and get
blanks and Instructions The first count of will
be announced in the Democrat of June 18th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12
RULES.

Amy lady who is a resident
of Barton County may be
@ voted for.
2-Every dollar paid on sub
scription to the BARTON
County DEMOCRAT will en-
title the person paying to cast
100 votes. This will include
subscriptions due. renewals
and new subscriptions: Pro
vided that no su Inscription is
to be paid in advance for a
, longer term than two years.
3-No person in any way
connected with the mechan-
ical department of this Office
or in any way related to
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

either of the publishers shall
be eligible to enter the con-
test.
4-No votes will be permitted
to be put in the ballot box
until the cash is paid on the
subscription.
5-Numbered subscription re-
ceipts, ballots and stubs will
be furnished contestants,
with which to solicit votes
and will also be kept in this
Office. Persons who send in
their subscription money by
mail should cut out and fill
in the following blank and
send it with their money.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

TIC saws for SOC
SOC saws for &c
Disstons rip saws S1.54
Good babbit at low prices.
No. 2 at 124c, No. 4 at 10c.
All sizes of wire nails s lbs.
for 25c. We'stilf have a few
rakes, hoes, grain shoveIs,
hay knives. and corn knives
that we viii sell at spot cost.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

All copper rlvets per box Ice
8 in. monkey wrenches 23c
10 in. monkey wrenches 24c
II in. monkey wrenches &c
6 in. monkey wrenches 81
We have good line of bolts
in the best sizes that we will
sell for about one-half price.
Coppered rivets per box &c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-12

The case of the Liberty Linseed
Oil Co. VS.. Frizzill Hardware Co.,
was continued.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-26
A LONG DISTANCE KICK
THE FEELINGS OF THE LATE SENATORIAL COMMISSION
TO HAWAII WERE HURT, AND AS A RESULT ALL
GLOBE TROTTERS PASSING THROUGH HERE MUST
HAVE THEIR BAGGAGE EXAMINED.

The Senatorial which was here last fall and attended
uau and other festivities did something else besides make long
about the islands which few people have read clear through 1t
brought about very radical
through passengers from Orient and Colonies con-
cerned
Hereofter the globe the who has from the
Durba he has instead OF walking bhe down the gangpnk
the vessel tied the wharf and hng himself search
of hula the Pa will have stand around and wait until the
his hand baggage and his trunk
the officers the duab articles have been classified appraised
and the duty paid and he has packed his luggage again and gotten
back on the steamer.
BY that time, like not, the hula will be
This the story told by and dedube from order received
by Collector OF Customs f. r. Stackab the
Treasury The order that hereafter
from foreign bound San Francisco other Pacific port
the authorities here shall all baggage OF through
engers which locked the sealed compartment the ship
AS to that that locked the sealed the Off
get individual baggage and make
of the several pieces, marks and check numbers
Heretofore the practice has been attention anything
belonging through passengers such they brought
leaving the inspection OF their baggage and the collection of the duty
ought the officers San Francisco On the other
going from here could have all baggage