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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-12

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BUSINESS CHANCES.
CALIFORNIA - Reliable information. live
stock. poultry. d~airy!ug. forfeiture. a-ucu!-
tsTes maaJfacturlUS. mining. waEss. climate.
ct. Address California PrCm1tDn C1rnuirrs-
,reYres.DtiES state cor w'Eg.al C-gar.LI-ilEsJ.
Dept. Il. h. san Fra0'l-ac.
NEW and substantial idea ~ Circulating
r-ouev Throughout TIE rhc." world rev system
n business by contracts on mutual commission.
contracts are made from s. o. 81. 20 HGv
FOODS Or payable IN cash. Contracts n 81 nav
So. 30 paw 81. tl"S nay SO. n the mos; ~
the case, WI! bring 81 pcE cont D-4a; in from
one 70 ninety dav-- according 70 the business
done We send c9ntracrs all over the c1uu'-y
send T. VI. o. OF cIcnk amounting % rH" value
q the contracts. Send for particulars and our
references 70 u. e Fl~harI0 & Co. s.. James
bldg. 1la3 B-nad1ar. NV Iars '-tr
STDCK IN corporation which offers investors
monthly. business lrgit!wat. AMI cafe. Suh-
s.rir'.aus re-elrsd 20 800 and upward. ir'nr-
nation given n Application A. " NsC.y.
fiscal agent. 81 Century building.
WASTED-;2sg2 caf.,aI T. huy -4tTIug
partnsrs interest In @ thoroughly established
manufacturing business iu ;aa south wood
working line. covered ly patents. sickness. |Ts-
son for selling. address hey--!. Chattanooga.
Tenn
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MONEY WANTED.


t'Nh1 AANIEa-E-pN On '-rg.sE"i ".rs
real .=-a-e. &C Us. Republic.
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MADE To EVERY ONE on FURNITURE.
IA%OS and SALARIES. WITHDHT EEEIDE-
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL O'CLOCK.
AMERICAN DAN ASSOCIATIONS
Es Ceu-E-v PE.idiuE Olive and Mn. cts
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BARTNER. 037-BCS board and rooms. yea
sonahle. modern Conren.@uees. good home. Is
minutes walk 70 Exposition
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10 buy god Montana horse. Chase's min
NV stand. 81 X ElEa'.suth-
To .ur s-r az G.rr.- harness. cheap. Min
I.w stand. 81 y. Eighteenth ST
IlNAHpTT. rusber riro-. must be in good
n.H-It.H and cheap aS7 Iowa a,e. :
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McCABE-BIERMkN WAGON CO..
STUDEBAKER VEHICLES.
iATTIE.

CATTLE.
FRESH COW and calf. a 40. I family COW
AIr.- at - Cook
TNO good m5I-a COWS. giving six gallons q
olr. E.E.la and cheap. 4-2 LahaGi-.
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SECONDHAND r-.E rrlsasr wanted. one that
-. crush ar ..a-- 'ar squares ...E lsg-
address John D. Warren, Fi-g.s-aat station.
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WASHINGTON. 29Za-WeiI-turnished second
nHor front room. southern exposure: board
desired
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e End Restaurant

On easy time payment. For fun !afJ--ns
apply 10 Owner. 2l2 y. Main 81.
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~RooMMATEs WANTED.

ROOMMATE wASTED-For nice young man:
excellent table. - each. 4s4 West Belle.
ROOMMATE WANTED Young lady; good
board bath. homelIke: reasonable. 2IO2 Dickson.
REFINED young man desires roommatf;
splendid room IN a private family so wash
inEton ave.
ROOMMATE WANTED - BY refined young
man: nice room: hrst-class board 3lo7 Wash
!ngtDn.
ROOMMATE WASTED-By gentleman; els
Cantly furnished front room: reasonable. 70
( Twelfth.
ROOMMATE wASTED-Gentleman room
mate: good beard. reasonable to permanent
party. 3oisA Bell ave.
ROOMMATE wANTED-IAdy desires shar-
iaE with woman employed Northeast cor
ne- Gamble and Garrison
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MONEY FOR sALARIED PEOPLE.
Money Advanced Salaried Paopie,

We furnish SOU money quickly and conf
Csn-ialig. with security %ariHHa. rF--ir Co..
rooms s"l--- Pm. tdg. EIGHTH and "'tr"
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WRlNGER REPAIRS.

Rubber Roll and wr.ager Co. Oil Fran
ave.
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
Ohas. d. MONTGOMERY Killed.

Chas. d. Montgomery. one of the
pioneer settlers of this conuty, net
with an accidental Van Buren,, Ark,
last Friday. from, the effect of which
he died several days later.o This in-
formation sastonishsd9 HE many friends
thruug hout the county. Gas only .short
among uss In company with Geoge
Young. of Claflin. he had started for
Hot Springs last Tuesday morning,
eChariie Montgomery came to Barton
county in 1876. and settled in Logan
township, 5 miles South Of Claflin. oand
built up fine farm home where he re-
sided until bis death. He was born IN
Ohio in 1874. where be was married TO
Sarah Gildersleve. He leaves a wid-
ow and four children. Heewas a Blue
Lodge Mason, and member of G. A
r. Post No. 3oo. at Ciafin,, having
served his country faithfully during the
Civil War. The remains reached bis
iate bomeson Tuesday evening, frem
where the interment took pIace2Wed
pesday forenoon. in the, Montgomery
Cemetery. under the direction of the
Masonic order. Fnseraf sermon wa
preached by Rev B.undon of Salina.
The accident which befel him was.
that in some manner be fell off bridge
striking his head on a rock and frac-
turing the skull. 90
In 1850 he vas the republican can
didate for Sheriff. In 1893 he was
elected Commissioner of thesfirst dis
| trict. serving ode team-e His smils and
heartv hand shake will bz missed: and
the whole county mourss hisuutimely
| death.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
Death of Mrs. James WINS.

Mrs. .Iames 1vids died a.sttls home
7of her dauguser.s Mrs j, R.eG wi1nn
IN this citys Suno sy evening Jan .
Funeral services e~es held Tuesda,
elLernoon. ana the remasns inferred III
lie Great Bend cemeteg.
Mrs ifvIns Was boru in L1ndop.
Eaglandes sAprii 26 1884. sac Was
married TO las Ivo.e, IL Ps1rIa
Hiss 81 ~ 31ss. 1856 wIers Sh5y re-
sioeddnsil tney sess.e1In Buffalo town
ship. this sodaty, 10 1878 Luey Dsing
slnoDGaae early s5Jtiefs here. fBey
res9ised on the esn. farm sinai about
swo years ago wben they moved 10
lhss cffy.e masing their Some with
soeir daugfter usr husband, one
5oa. Jauss. aud enc daughter, -ursive
her Mrs. dviHse AND ner husband,
are among Liioso VINO qavs tvI.ed
early and late, tbroee years ofoharsI
tfneas priyasions. dissap0iusm 1nts, AS
well as happy aud prsspsrsus ones 10
make our county and ststee what i.
is today something for every citizen &c
be proud Of To much praise canuoi
be given TO citiZees iikesthess- and il
is bnt just and due TO say that
Hrs IveT.s was among chs drsg of tn ie
CLASS Always fesdy aud siIiiug to
end a helping hand aud living not
only for herself hnt tbs good she couid
accom- uapIish. euntiiI. AZ last worn and
wary. the soul winged Itself 70 tbs
redaamer. in whom she always held
An abiding faith. and whom she con
sfansfe ept in Der minds eye END
the tired body was placed iE it's 1pa'
~.rs4y,e r,se<z The .n4nr fr5o<<.a ~
Nr. Iv'nr, and bis son xnd daHGhfer
have ths sympathy Of zsI. mas he;
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
The Way in Watchita.

If Great Bend people are going
60 bore for gas, the way th6y
are preparing toSlo itin Wichita
is, in our opinion, "a goods way
to do here. The Wichita Star
says: oe .
ssThe gas matter has been
settled. That isathe preliminary.
plan has been decided upon. a
stocR company Rs to be formed
with a capital stock of $25s00o,
the money to be subscribed by
citizens, anPtD Be spent in look-
ing for something valuable
beneath us. The mayer has aps
pointed citizef1s to solicit stock"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
Q TALKING GAS.

A aneetingo of eitizenso ofe this
city was Reld satarday night to
devise means of boring for patir-
al gas and oil, at Graag Bend.
The meeting was held at 5he
Commercial Club rooms, and was
attended by a majority Of the
business lfaen9 9o0tbeo town.
Aftepthe object of themeeting
wasstated, a aumber Of gentle
men spoke upon the probability
of there bsing gas in this part Of
the Arkansas vaeso and the
best means of GOING about put
ting down q prospect hole were
discussed. %
upon motion, a committee of
three, composed of Co L. Moses,s
o. W. Dawsorp ando C G. Moryi-
son, was appointed to investigate
the cost of boring, the best way
to have the work done, ane most
feasible Jmanner of putting actd-
al work underway. sThis com
mite to report at a cAlledemeet-
ing later on. oe
Everyone spoke ovofably of
the proposed enterprise AID ii
the committee goes right to work
on the matter we have no doubt
but that we will sooa' have a
drill chucklhg towards China.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
School Distr:ot Division

'rhe hesring'of the petition of
school district No. 81, asking.for
portions of district 81 and 70,
was heard by County Superin-
tendent Aldrich olast S aturday.
The petition asks that the south
west quarter of Section 1o, be
taken of of district 81, also the
Vest half of Section %, the north
half of Section 27 and the north
west Y Of % be taken off of dis
trict 79. and all be added to
district 81. The division was
asked for, $50 as to more nearly
equalize the valuations of S1o,
$50; 50 OF s22, PTS; and 79 of
S2o,762. The petition was
'granted in a way, as the result
of a compromise, by taking from
79 the west half of Section %,
and the north half of s ection 81
and adding that TO DE-, making
achange Of about 8, loo. Then
a new petition is TO be made.
whereby No 50 viii release cers
tain other tracts of land to 81.
which will be heard later. The
three districts named and all
land, is located n Wheatiand
toHnEnlp.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
NUMBER Az.
SAVING MONEY.

Wien times are dead and crops
In prospects, and we haven t
much else to do, we are trying
to save as much as we can in as
many ways as we can. We be-
lieve that there is no way that
the farmer can save more mon
Fey, than by feeding ground feed
to his stock, and the only sue
eessful feed mill, that we have
guaranteed Sto give satisfaction
and grind both large and small
grains is tL8 Grain King. We
let one man take three different
/ feed mills out to grind small
grain, but he returned all except
the Grain King stating that they
would onlys grind small grain
when it 9was mixed with the
coarse grain. We can sell the
Grain King grinders to you in
two different sizes, and wilIguar-
antee them togiye satisfaction,
and they will grind more grain
per hour than any other mill.
Won { you try one? Q
Have you . tried efeedinge oil
meal? II nos had you not better
try some andsee if it does not
suit you. a great many farmers
who use it say that they could
fnotsget along without it. Then
we are selling stock food, which
should be givea to cattle and
horses every now and then eto
tone up their system. We also
,handlepoultry food and ground
oyster shells for chickens. We
think itwould be well fer you to
try some of this food.
DO you have to pump water
by handfor your stock andefof
home use? If 30, don't you
think. it would pay you to buy a
windmill, II we give it togon at
prices that. you can afford one.
We have three different kinds,
any one of which : we will fully
guarantee to you.
out a few odd jobs in buggies
that we have in stock in order to
make room for oursspving stock
These buggies, are new and all
right aud you can save money
by buying oneeof these buggies
nows which we win guarantee in
eyeryrespect. Q 9
UPHoLsqEmNG-AHave you a
lounge, a couch, OF aschair that
you want upholstered. We now
have first class upholsterers and
keep the, material ii stock and
can do you a good job All work
fully guarantees. A few dollars
will make yousa new lounge, a
new couch, or a new. chair. We
always revarnish these goods.
s. Have you any old mattresses
that you want wonked over?
wecand do this work at very lite :
tie cost.
Should youneed thenservice of
q first class undertaken, see. as. Q
We have twosas good as there
are in the country, graduated
and licensed by the state board.
We keep a full line of ceffins and
casketss at almost anNprice that
you. wiz want them. We keep "a
hearse and ae funeral car. We
give good service and take full
charge of funerals when Eequest-
ed to do SO.
, Please remember that we COR
rect all errors and mistakes. We
bsly buggies and wagons. on
whiel1 we can make good the re-
pairs, without first asking the
fact6ry what we shall do.
Very Truly yours,
THEE. r. MOSES MERC., co.
Great Bend. Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
Agent Torrey of tbs Santa Fe. las

q Agent Torrey of tbs Santa Fe. last
Friday had warrants issued for Anna
Bundenthal. aat.ie Graey. 9Wm
eWoodfork and Henry Sellers, charging
them with stealing tons OF coal from
ths railroad After an examin alton
before Jennison. Friday. all four
were bound over to- the district Court.
bonds beiD $4,000 each for Buuden
thai, Gsacy aud Sellers. and S25 for
Woodfork. ADJ gave bond
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

an old maid sass that is there are
anv men Ia heaven they get in by
close shave. as yon never see the
picture Of an angel with moustaehe or
uhiakeBP- Ifanat old maid ever be>
comes an ankel t NIIf Be hecsuss she
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Owing to unforeseen circumstances,
Mr., Sttllwell did nos rsacho Great
Bend last SATURDAY.. This is to be
regretted; for we believe 0that the
gentlemen Interested in the Oheyen ne
lake project shon d carefully interview
our people and avoid the Unnecessary
clash of private aud coz fporate i q terests
in the future Sby = thorough knows
ledge Of the existing condition q.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
Questions For Time to Answer.

Why did Bailie Wagner want
to be elected to the legislature?
Why was he named as chair
man Of the judiciary committee,
the second committee OF import
ance il che house9
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Kari Schicns anu erneresia Werner
both of Cheyenne township. nave beeu
granted a N srriage license
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
TIE RBsUBM1ss1oN QUESTION.


AS usual, the resubmission
question will come before the
legislature again this winter. We
have come to the conclusion that
it ought to be resubmitted. 1t
is the verriest sham and fraud.
{ Saloons are boldly and openly
run in most of the towns in Kan
sas. Not only this. but are Ii
censed to run saloons by the city
councils. Why continue this
practice of an utter disregard OF
law any longer? Surly % years
of open violation Of law, with no
evidences of bettering the condi-
tion is long enough. 1t is a dis
grace to the state to pretend
that Kansas has prohibition.
1t is a farce, and rankest kind of
crime to proclaim this any long
er. Look at Topeka, with the
presence of all the state officers
sworn TO enforce the laws and
all of them including the city
officers and police, either quietly
submitting to the saloons inter
est or winking at it, or openly
endorsing it. Could open sa-
looms be any worse? No one is
deceivedoany longer by this sub
terfuge. The disgraceful row
kept up in Topeka the year round
is shameful and ohumiliating.-
Great Bend Tribune.
We hope Bro. Townsley is sim
cere in the above editorial from
last weeks Tribune. For gthe
past seventeen years we have
been calling his attention to
tSose facts concerning the farce
ofthe Kansas prohibition liquor
law which the Tribune at last,
sets forth III all their disgraceful
hideousness. For at least
twenty years have the democrats
OF Kansas made all honorable
effort to get the people of Kansas
a re-hearing on the question,
and for that long time have
the republicans of the state de-
MED the people that right.
For twenty-odd years has the
Tribune-together with every
other party-serving republican
paper of the state-been filled
with fulsomepraise of the gloa.ies
of Kansas prohibition, when the
editors knew all that time-as
they know now-and as the edi-
tor of the Tribune at last ac-
knowledges-that we were right
in denouncing the farcial and
senseless policy of thus disgrace
ing the state by main taiRing
the law on the statute books
and refusing to give the people
chance to say whetheF0or not
they wanted it SO maintained.
Indeed we hope for the good
of the state that the Legislature
this winter will be honest with
the people, and provide for a
resubmisSion of the prohibition
question to a vote. We do not
believe the majority of Kansas
voters want prohibition, at least
state prohibition; and we do not
fear a majority. If they should
vote to retain the law, after all
the years of trial it has been
given, then we will willingly Join
with the majority to help enforce
it up to the strict letter, without
fear or favor.
We are firmly convinced, how
ever, that no state in the Union
can successfully enforce a prohi-
bitory liquor law until the
national laws areo so changed
that no government icensee
shall be issued to persons in q
state having a prohibitory Ii
quor law-and that, we believe,
will never happen.
Questions For Time to Answer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Sam Hill and wife of PAwnee Rock.
have new baby girl at their house
Aid to- use an old time expEessios, il
looks like Sam Hill -
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Georgs F cook gov keeps posted
on Barton counsy affairs Though tbe
DEMOCRAT. George ia at Keith. Ok,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

The high price of opal Ras doae
enc good thing; II has caused many
5men to get rid OF these obig cotton.
wood trees that ggiaseso spring a
nuisance.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Jatnas Kepple's light Brahmas car
ried off number OF neat prizas at
the Sedggick county poultry show. at
Wichita last week. Score anosher FOE
Barton county
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Miss. Tilie9 Klein. a, daughter OF
urformer towssmen, FL. j. oKlein, il
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Will and Minnie Hatzder, of nea
Clafiin, were ever on a visit with Pau
Schmitt and wife, Iast week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

"a very pleasing programs is prepared
for :hesteachers Sfnaeting to be held at
Ellin woodsSaturlay, January 3Ist.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

/ Mrs on. D r ,arka who lived q
short distasee 0sss of Pawnee Rock.
and who was we'll knosn 10 many of
our citizens, died a week ago.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Claude Cole. s3i at r G. Gals
north cas- of town. is i'll WITH ap-
pendieitis io Chicago. where che hal
been attending dsntal college.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

F. V. RpsseI was trausaeting busi-
ness is tin Stafford cauasty Probate
Coart iass Monday4-e 30 .
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
GA Surprise.

A pleasant surprise vas tend
cred the A. o. y. V. lodge last
Saturday night, by the members
Of the Deggee of Bonor. A few
of the Workmen, ehsing next to
the contemplated surprise, had
the regular lodge meeting rush
ed through, so as soon as the
Surprise party came troubles
We're forgotten and everybody.
present proceeded to have a good
time. Oysters were served eto
those who desired thern3 and al
soeoffee, cakes sand witches and
pickles; after which the evening
was spent in a very pleasant
While these surprise parties
mean a liAle work, they also
mean a good time, and aafrmer
upitilfgo in the bonis that bind
the membership. We should all
pat FORTH an efforte which Will
result ii che upbuildiag Of the
order; and when an assessment
comes Cue, we should pay it
cheerfully, and not think OF it as
a useless expeifss. Every dollar
paibin on assessments,oqgoes to
help out some needy widow, or
orphans, thereby reducing our
3bfrdens otherwise, besides pre-
venting a miserable existence
beingee&ked out at the washtub.
THE meeting at the CONNER
cial Cluhe rooms, last Saturday
night, to consider the matter,
OF boring for gas at this place,
was a start in the right direction.
1t is about 1900 feet to the salt
bed aud below That bed will be
found the proper rocR formation
to Indicate the. presence ofgas
and oil. Q 1t viii cost but a fey
thousands of dollays to go
through thats rock formation
| and learn whether or enotswe are
in the gas belt.
| DURING the year 1902 the
United States mints coilfed more
| than three and hall millions oi
8 gold coins amounting in value to
81, 200, 900; 73,491, 1857 silves
coins amounting to nearly $50,
/ 600, 900; and 81, 1916. 722 pen
nies.
Miss TillIs Klein. dttzsatsr Of
our former townsmaa. II J Kseiu. il
Waiting frfenda and rafasi.szs Ii fhi,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

q Paul Gano game down frem PaYnee
Rnck Tuesday co shoa ouf crack gun-
nefs huw5tO shoot.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

C. A. Patton. acootilpanied hg his
Ispn, Apdlsy, have hssn on 4 visit to
friends and relatives d. the old Miss
Eouri home,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

T s Mayhem is now wall fixed for
doing all kinds OF repair ss ,rk. a. Ais
shop soush OF tie bossifiap works; and
ishaving good riia of work.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Cnas Kincaid will qp,s the Express
Co. shortly, and be and his wife will
go on ethe ranch ein western Ka usss
@Itp bis father
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

. The neg switchboard has been in~
stalled st the telephone exchange,
snd the system SOW works. to per-
lection Call up 40 for 5oo printing.
and see how we'll pleased you wiip be.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Mabel Ds Morte of tue DEMOCRAT
force is off duty this week. on account
Of sickuess
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Jas. W Clarke left for Kansas City
Sundsynhorning sHs Stopped at To-
peka. on his return. and took in tbe
State Bar Assoeiatior meeting.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

A 500 was reported az the bomesof
AR Friedm An, southeast Of town,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

THERE is trouble again in the
newspaper-dom-er in thatepart
Jurisdiction in Stafford
and Barton counties suburban
towns. TheSt. John News wants
Miss Doran OF tie Macksville Ar
gus to skin Oscar O'Bleness of
the Claf1in Clarion. Miss Doran
says she has not time nor inclina-
tion to "skin dead skunks,"
which makes Oscar mad, aud he
turns loose his stink bag on Miss
D. . Hesayseshe "can't skin no
part Of him. and he won't stand
for being skinnesl By. "tbe Dar-
win link that runs othe Argu So,
aad9a wholedot snores unla1ylike
eXpressi ens.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Rev Geo. Bslssy. OF the Episcopal
cbnich, visited a. LsCross last w eek
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

Will Goatses aud ssit. were down
from Pawnee Rock Saturday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
1000 Extra.

The DEMOCRAT this week
sends out 1000 Sample Copies to
the best citizens of the county,
and we hope that everyone receiv
ing a sample copy will be SO favor
ably impressed with the paper they
will secure it for a year by dropping
IN With n ROUND DoLLHRs.lEi-t-I
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

co 2. Scarce was up from SStafford
County, wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30

CO Wmusr il IN tu@a. looking
after business interests.