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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14

Cada indication debe
hacerse por separado, en-
uno de los cupones i'm
presos, y debe contener
el n1mero de la libreta y
el n1mero de las acclo-
mes que Sc poseen y el
no.nbre y direction de la
persona que hace la indi-
caci0n.
FL certamen empieza
el IS de Dlclembre y ter
nina el 81 de Enero de
1903.
Las indicaciones seran
numeradas por orden CO.
rrelativo, segdn las vaya
recibiendo el Secretario, y
cuando. ..espire elplazo del
certamen, la Junta Dlrec-
tiva Sc reunira para esco-
ger el nombreentre los
propuesto, y el primero
que 10 haya indicado re-
cibira el premio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
Gremio de Tip6grafoS
DE SAN JUAN

Ell Domingo pr6ximo, l8 del ac-
tual, celebrara session extraordina-
ria en- segunda convocatoria, el gre
mio de tlpografos de esta Ciudad.
Como qu,era que en- dicha session
Sc han de tratar asuntos importa n
cia para la vida de la colectividad,
la dlrectiva ruega a todos los tt
pografos agremiados no dejen de
asistir a dlcho acto. Santo Cristo
mum. 35.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
Cdnara de Delegates
ENERO IA, 1908

A las diez de ID m mana, ct Secre-
tArio se11or Rossy, pss6 lists, res
pondisndo, los sef1ores De 'egAsos
siguieI tss:
Aponte r, CAmuf1as Manuel,
Carrion Tomas, Coira Francisco, Co.
Iom Ulpisno. Cornwall Federico L,
Diego MARTINEZ jose de, Disz Nava-
rro Herminio, Domaneeh Manuel V.
Fajardo Psscasio, G.reia Salgado
Ocsaviano. Gimarex J ,s6, G ,mez
Jose r, Goral's Jos&, Gnzm4n Bs.
n,tez Juan. Hern&ndsz z Lopez aan,
LarrfnagA Tusio, Matsey Juan, Mon.
tAlvo Loreto de j Nsdal Ssnta Go.
Iona Ramon, NnRsz Fernando, Pal
mer Santiago r. Perez A II e. Ma
nuel Qaifones Francisco rd, Ramos
Juan r. Rola DAlf J, Rossy Ma.
nuel r, Timcthee Psdro G, We've
Santisgo.
e Pfesidente lego eli acta ante
rior que fee aprobaaa con una IA
mienda del ise ef1or Diaz Navarro que
protests Que se lame emayoria re-
public ana1 y <minoria fexerals, usa-
da por ell sef1or G ,rr wall: sen estA
CimAra dice e-no hsy republicanos
nj fsders Les, solo hay b jos de Puer.
| TO R;cos par trAbajar por ell ps1ss.
| La aacundau HssnAndez Lopez, Ra.
mos y FAjsrao (Aiatrnsatllos de oproba
c;on) Sc act 40 Ia enmienaa.
: Sc acord6 que miel t-as se hace el
nuevo eg'anento interior de 10 CT.
| mara, RIA el antigua.
Fac Acuerdo tAmb ca que 10 CT
mara celebre sus sesiones de l 6 5 de
IL tarde.
E Sssretario LED los nombrAmten
tos de empleados tsmporeros hechoz
per ell Presi iente, en- virtnd de las
atribuciones de que le invist,6 10
C&mars, result,ndo electos les 81
guientes sef1ores: Auxiliar del Sc
cretario, R4m6a Irizarry. Te&duc
torres Gaillermo Noble y Mr.. Ra'
leigh. J Haydsn. Tlpewriters, F.
Il. Any Y Miguel Hudo. Esc,ioien
tas: Salvador Pfats, para libro dc
aeta IS Sire. G A senjo, Eduardo
Arrecne, Ffancis:o N 'gueras, Ia.
deo Cnsrneco, Alfredo Vargss Ro-
drigusz y Jose Vidal Cardona. Por
teros: Ffaucisco M. ITarull. Mensa
iero: Antonio O.iveros.
FL 81 n 3r de Diego, pide q le ante:
de eutrar la Ckmsra en- fanciones
80 examiner las actss para re
conocsr su VALDEZ por una comisi6r
Se Asamb ea
| Sc nom bro 10 siguiante. Jose r
Gomez, de d ego, Coon, We've, G r
dis, D.az NAvarro, Ro;s, Rsmo
Ia zn&n Benitez, Carri61, Qaif1o
mss, Palmer, Mattel y Aponte.
| Ls comis.6n SO coassituy6 inme
oiatamente en- nm salon contiguo ps
rA revisAr las actss.
| A las 11y 8. 4 se reanul6 In Sc
sion. So lee un Informs de L. comi
sion apr rooanao las actss de los De
legaaos, con los votos eu contrRrie
de los Sc ores .e Diego y Dlaz M
varro.
Sc lse otro exsenao distamen par
tcular de los sef1ores de Diego ,
Disz Navarro, protsstando de Ia for
ma en- que se llevaran 6 efscto esa
elecs ones, pues por varios eoncep
tos, violaron 10 libra emisi6l de
spf sgio, seflalando los hechos ocu
rridos, uno por uno.
| So presento un informs de 10 &C
misi6a especial, que aics sean apro
badas dich IS act IS, con voto en- cor
ira de los Eellores Palmer y Gazn&
Benitez.
Sc sc Il sI6 el dia de manana par
discutir los dos diot&m anas.
II Sc concedi6 al sef1or Domenec1
diss ds licencia.
II Sc levaLt6 Ia session hassa man
| ma & L. una de Ii tarae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
EScuadra en- Saint Thomas

5ass5Ss*
Ca'ebra, Eaero 10. Aree, que
b y alguns escusdra en- 10 ve;ina
isla de SAiat Thomas, puss ne hatf
do v.vo G, Il :aeo por ell Este.
L, escu.deA americana aqni est2
hsciendo todos los dias ejercicio de-
ca no !, con In Artillerfs de tiro RS
piGo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
MOnedaS y medallaS

Muy antiguAs, Algunas del princi'
pio de la Era Cristisna, Sc venden
baratas, informarAn en- LA CORES
PONDENCIA.
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Enero g. Sigue enfermo nues.ro
an igo don Jaan MAteu, Al'alde de
asta poblacion. Hacemos votos por'
que recobre su salud.
G motive de 10 falsa nc tscia da'
do por un corr sponsAl de 10 prensa,
de qua los fendos municipalss esta'
ban de fslcadoE y en- vista del exs.
m en- de cuert.e, prsctie 10 por les
nut coDcejales el pueblo, 81 YER
cuentra IL T .acre f. Municipal, Pile
qusae dennr Gle q Sicho CO responsAl.
La socieaad .nst-uctiva Los
Amantas del Sabe.," ce'ebr6 en- 10
noche del luues una corf rencia en-
la morAaa de sn digra PresiSentA
d. II Julia I. de CAntero. Tarraron
en- Ia tribuus, disaftando sobra diff
rentes tsmAs, Ioa noes Can iio
C6raova, Lsis @ iii nes. Msnuel
Gaatkn B rocsa y Jose Nsmesio
Accsta.
e acio resu to muy lueido y smero
Aver faeron inspeceionAaas pr
II u U utA US 0AuiA3n w ASS 16s esuO
mas donde So elahora pan.
! Nos complace YER ell 10 que de-
! muestra el sef1or Reyss 8. J-fs de 10
Policfa Iasular, en- Q. cumplimiento
de su dt bar.
e grupo escolar de esta poblA
ci6", 50 dispone celebrar el aLiver
sario del nkcimiento del padre de 10
| pat IL, y con tai motive ys Be estk
/ prepa ando.
Sc exrAf1a. el qas ests pob,aci6n
no cuente con an cartero que Teve
las C .rtss 6 domiciio, euando hay
, otros pueblcs de msno impe rtaneia
| que cate que 10 tienen.
Sc nos supl;ca hagamcs ls pre-
gunta siguiente
lPor qr6 10 emp~esa d. Valie :,
no disp one que tren hsgA el viaie
de las seis de 10 tarde, como antss 10
.cia? Da tAi saerte no tendIfsu
que quadarse en- San Juan varios pa
ssjsros que van esa y no tienen
tempo de regresar en el visje de
las 5
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Arturo Bravo

COMEROIANTE Comisionista.
Bowling Green Building.
IL Broadway---New- York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14

Declaraciones de Nacimiento y
Defuaci6a, en- &La Correspondent
ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14

Eiecuta ordenes de toda clase
de- efectos que Sc embarcan de los
Estados-Unidos, y Sc ocupa de la
venta en- consignaci6n de frutos &.
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IA CORRgSPONDENIL DR "A DR RNER0 Dc 1903
BAYAMON
(De maestro corresponsal)

Enero g. Sigue enfermo nuessro
an igo don Jaan MAteu, Al.alde de
aeta poblaci6n. Hacemos votos por'
que recobre ga salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14

Aver faeron ilspeccionAaas pr
IL Junta de San!dad to ass las taho
mas donde 50 elahora pan.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Girls, Don't Tag.

A writer in one of the eastern dahl
les gives the following good advice to
girls: mo man worth knowing cares
for the prude-the woman afraid
But no girl can afford to take space
for her own personal advertising
The price is prohibitive and the col
lector sure. You may attract the
attention of the celebrity by
swinging onto his coat tails as he
passes by, but you will only earn his
contempt and derision. You may
hold a man. temporarily, by backing
him into corner and clinging TO the
lapel of his coat, but you would blush
if you knew the thoughts you inspire.
Eph Wiley laughs behind his hand at
the girl from whom he backed away.
So do other men. Railing at sentl-
ment-the wellspring from which
pretty nearly everything good in this
world springs-is not an evidence of
smartness. The slurring and flatting
of the vowel, a, does not indicate
culture. Tricks of expression intend
ed to attract attention sells no goods
Womanly Sweetness and simplicity
are always at premium. The woman
who is risque, the woman who is loud
and the woman who poses may catch
the passing fancy, but it is to the
gentle, sweet, kindly woman with a
soul to whom one turns for comfort
and enduring friendship. The writer
contesses to great fondness for
woman. She is at once mans in
spiration and, Intuition. She is the
gentle ripping music, the inspiring
poetry and the artistic standard of
this life. And it is his fondness for
the girl whose future lies before her
that impels him to say: Be gay, but
not too gay. Don't ape Don't look
wise. Don't tag"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Wedding Bells.

Frank J. Woestman and Alice
Evers were united in the bonds of
matrimony at the home of the brides
father, Boyd Evers in Buffalo town
ship at 3.p. M, the 18th and have
begun life for themselves on the Nc
Cracker farm north of town. These
young people need no introduction to
our readers, as they are both well
known and are very popular with the
poung people. They have resided in
this vicinity from early childhood and
have the respect and confidence of all
who know them. Their families are
early settlers, and have assisted in
building up the community, and it is
fitting and proper that these young
people should Unite and reap the
harvest that is to follow. The
DEMOCRAT joins their many friends
in wishing them happy and prosper
Gus journey through life.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27

S. A. Shepard.

The funeral of S. A Shepard, notice
of whose death was published in our
issue of last week, was held at the NJ.
E. church Sunday afternoon under
the direction of the Masons.
Mr.. Shepard was little past 53
years of age. He was born in Mis-
souri,, and had been a resident of
Western Kansas for a number of
years. He came to Great Bend about
five years ago, from Ness City, and
been in the photographing business
since coming here, except short
time, when he conducted the Barton
house. He was twice married, and
leaves five children by his first wife,
and his second wife and little daugh-
ter to mourn his loss.
Mr.. Shepard was a genial whole
souled citizen, whose aim was to lead
an honorable and useful life. The
sympathies of the community are with
the bereaved.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Farmers Take Coal.

BELPRE, KAS., Nov. 23.-A train
load of coal was left on the sidetrack
of the Santa Fe line al this point Sat
urday while the engine was sent back
to help out another train that was
stalled. The cars were on the siding
nearly all day, and in the morning a
number of farmers living near came
to' town, loaded up their wagons in
spite of the protests OF the agent. and
hauled the coal home. In all there
were about three cars taken, the loads
being weighed on scale at Belpre
and the tickets left with fee scale man.
with word for the company that they
were ready to pay for the coal any
time the company wanted the money
1t IS said that the farmers offered the
agent pay for the coal but he would
not accept the authority. These men
are ready to pay for the stuff all right
and the company viii probably settle
the business that way without any
trouble.
There was no coal at Belpre nor
had there oeen any for several days
and the farmers claimed that they had
to have something to burn, no matter
how they got it. The coal belonged
to the railroad company and they
were taking it to Dodge City to store
it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Sunday School Convention.

The two days session of the coun-
ty.Sunday School convention closed
Tuesday. 1t is reported to have
been a very successful and instructive
convention, although notall the speak
ers or workers expected were present.
On the LAST day the following
officers. were elected for the ensuing
year: President, L. J. Barker; Secre-
tary, S. H. Gwinn; Treasurer, ]. !.
Winterburg. Supt. Primary Dept,
Mrs. J. T. Morrison; Supt. Normal
Dept, Warren Baker; Supt. Home
Department, F. M. Hammond.
Executive Com nitree, R. H. Moses;
Great Bend H. T. Ratcliffe. Pawnee
Rock; A. H. Baker, Hoisington; J. H.
Torrance, Ellinwood. S. II. Gwinn
was elected delegate to the state con-
vention.
The convention agreed that the
next meeting would be held in the
United Brethren church at Hoising-
TN
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
From Galatia.

Monday evening was the regular
meeting night of M. w. A. Lodge,
6161, at Galatia. The meeting was
very interesting one as the camp
was making arrangements for cele-
brating our anniversary January 5th,
and other business of more than ord
mary interest demanded our attention
After the business was finished the
V. c. called on the lodge to perform
the closing ceremony. After which
our doorkeeper, Neighbor Ray Brown
was called by an alarm to the door,
he very inadvertently unlocked, when
the door was forced, the young man
captured and the hall invaded by
number of persons carrying all sorts
of mysterious packages. The V. c.,
Neighbor Frank Harmon, being a
very brave man ordered the Neigh
bors to put them out, but we were
overpowered. Our Advisor, Neigh
Dor w. A. Brown, had his hair pulled
and was only saved from a horrible
fate by the bravery Of our Neighbor
Eugene Harrison, who disregarding
his own personal safety, dashed into
the thick of the fight armed only
with broom stick and that smile of
his and rescued the Advisor. BY
this time the capture of the lodge
was complete and smothered groans
were heard from the Bankers station.
On investigation it was found that
the Banker, Neighbor Julius Wilco MS
had been captured and was being
sat upon. Then we thought robbery
was the motive of the invasion, but
when released his first conscious
words were: 1.-The treasure box is
still secure"
Now when quiet had been secured
and the smoke of battle had cleared
away it was found the camp had been
captured by Royal Neighbors. Some
one said that those mysterious pack
ages contained chicken, pumpkin pie
and other delicacies, and that what
was first thought to be internal ma
chimes, were coffee-pots well filled.
Our Y. c. then came forth from his
pId(C, (dlICu iOl OtdCt \IIl q
commanding tone which showed that
he was not concious of being hero
and ordered the Royal Neighbors to
resume their humble position of ser
wants and come before the presence
of the Y. c. which they Immediately
did and was welcomed in a few well
chosen remarks. A fine supper was
then served in consuming which
Neighbors T. c. Brown. ], c. vii
cons, r. H. Harvey, VIM. Brown
Eugene Harrison and Jay Sutcliff
distinguished themselves, in fact il
required the constant attention OF
Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mrs. Harmon
and Mrs. John Brown to keep Royal
Neighbor Sutcliff supplied in edibles
but he finally refused pumpkin pie
which was the sign for adjournment.
ONE OF THE CAPTIVES
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
HERE AND THERE.

Tall persons live longer than short
ones. That's cinch.
The central idea of Gov. Bailey's
Thanksgiving proclamation is charity.
"Charity for the sins of the present
state administration and the petty
sPeculations of the late legislature, .
suggests an anti-ring republican edi-
tor.
Boy. Gun. Hunting. A fall. A
% ball. y boy bawl. 4 doctor
and his bill. All happened a few
miles south of St. John last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Scarce of
Stafford took dinner with the editor
and his family last Thursday. Mr..
Scarce had business with the probate
court IS administrator of the Schneid-
ers estate, in the north part of the
county.St. John Capital.
The Dodge City Daily News, which
has been revived again after lying
dormant for couple of months. saws
Its only 60 feet to water here; but.
thank the Lordl it runs Sundays -
The Daily Bee says "a Hutchinson
preacher sprung this one: 'sWhv is
an empty church like heaven? Answer:
Because there isn't damned soul
there"
What has become of the old fash
ioned girl who used to tell any young
man who would smoke in her presence.
either TO give up her company or his
cigar?-Haviland Onlooker.
Don't know. Last we heard of
Crazy Carrie she had just been fired
from the capitol building at Washing
ton.
An exchange says a girl recently
sent her photograph to her fellow and
wrapped it up in a newspaper on
which was printed an advertisement
OF stove firm. A portion of the
print adhered to the photograph and
the young man was very much start
led to see staring him in the face in
bold plea type the following words.
See name on legs
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Notice how CLOSELY three of t

Notice how closely three of the
contestants are running, 10 the DEMO
Graf Piano Contest There are. five
premiums which the ladies will get,
any of which are valuable The first,
to the lady receiving the highest num-
Der of votes, we present a piano; the
second a gold watch; third a schol-
arship in the Nickerson college; fourth
a round trip ticket to ST. Louis during
the Worlds Fair; fifth scholarship
in some of the arts, drawing. painting
or music) in the Sisters school. The
latter three will be made transferable,
so that if the lady does not want to
use them herself she can dispose of
them. Make your choice of the ladies
in the contest, and renew your sub
scription during the next four weeks.
Every dollar paid entities you to 100
votes Select your candidate and
hsstle for her.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
CRIMINAL CASES


State of Kansas VS.. Walter Frey,
grand larceny, dismissed.
State of Kansas VS. Tony Smithy,
larceny, dismissed.
State of Kansas VS. Lawrence
Smith, forgery, continued for arrest.
State of Kansas VS. Samuel Ruble,
forgery, convicted.
State of Kansas vs. Charles Bugby.
assault, convicted. Sentence, 90
days in county Jail
State of Kansas VS. Joseph H. Nc
Vey, larceny, continued, defendent
escaped.
State of Kansas VS. Thomas B.
keenan, and Joseph Saunders, sale of
liquor, plea of guilty entered, on one
count, and all others dismissed, each
sentenced to pay s100 fine and serve
30 days in jail, anu payment of costs.
State of Kansas VS. w. L. Schroe-
der, forgery, dismissed.
State of Kansas VS. Thos. B. keenan,
and Joseph Saunders, sale of liquor,
convicted as charged on both counts,
each sentenced to 80 DAYS in Jail and
500 fine on each count and payment
of costs.
State of Kansas VS. Joseph Saun-
ders, continued.
The city.of Hoisington VS. w. P.
Cone, dismissed by plaintiff.
State of Kansas VS. John G. Max
well and Charles Green, assault, con-
tinued, with bail for each fixed at
$1,000.
State of Kansas VS. Thomas An
drews, larceny, defendant plead
guilty, and sentenced to the Hutchin-
son reformatory.
CIVIL CASES
T. J. Deverick VS. Anna Deverick
divorce, decree granted.
w. H. Madaus vs. The A. Y. 7. &
S. F. r. Co., settled.
Emma G.. Vancil VS. Charles Vancil.
divorce. decree granted.
G. w. Moore, adm. estate of Sarah
Terrill VS. II e Mo. Pac. Rv. Co..
judgement for defendent for $50 and
costs.
G. ". Moore, adm. estate of Mae
MCDOnald VS. ne Mo. Fac. Ky c.,
! julger SIT toc e.efendent for 5000
and costs.
Fritz Galiert VS. Reinhart Lang
hofer, dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
The Pawnee Rock State Bank Us
c. w. Clarke. and c. S. Clarke, dis
missed without prejudice.
Martha H. Winslow VS. Oscar NJ.
Winslow, divorce, decree granted.
Ella d. Colt vs. George c. Colt,
divorce, decree granted and custody
of child. en- gwen to mother
0. ?. Aspy vs. Sarah E. Aspy
divorce, decree granted.
Pearl Cooper VS. Isaac Cooper
divorce decree granted.
Court adjourned to Dec. Z. 1903.
All ditch cases continued
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Marriage Licences.

During the past week the following
named persons were licensed to we'd:
H. c. Knop and Lena Hammer,
both of El1inwood.
John D. Rusco of Great Bend, and
Ollie Lucas of Ellinwood.
w. M. Keller of Albert, and Pearl
Robins of Alexander.
Fred Gagelman of Great Bend, and
Anna Grunwald, Albert.
Frank J. Woestman and Alice
Evers both of Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
A Car of Poultry.

JOS. Cummings Produce Co. last
Friday loaded a car of dressed
poultry here, consigned to Los
Angeles, Cal. Through the kindness
of Mr.. r. B. Smith, the Wells Fargo
Express agent here, we were per-
mitted to inspect this shipment. The
car is one of the Bone Refrigerator
cars, built expressly for the Wells
Fargo people. 1t is constructed like
a passenger or baggage coach, SO far
as outer shape, springs, etc.. are
concerned. The ice chambers are
at each end. Next there are two re-
refrigerator compartments, with a
vestibule or receiving room between
them, in the center of the car, with
doors at the sides. This car con-
tanned 40 cases of. turkeys and II
cases of chickens, a total of 1900
fowls, or 10000 pounds of Thanks
giving meat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
PosPERITY O..

In the campaign of 1896, the fol-
lowers of Bryan made the argument
that to have prosperity we needed
more money, and they argued that
free coinage of silver would bring it.
The other side said slap on the tariff
and restore confidence. They won
the election. Now comes u. S,
Treasurer Roberts, and saws: SIN
the last five years the volume of
money has increased S59S,020,677 of
which s35S, COAST is in gold coin or
gold certificates. This he calls pros
perity. The tariff didn't bring it,
neither did confidence. Bryan GER
tainly was right.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Teachers Meeting.

The first meeting of the Southeast
ern district convenes at = p. M, Dec.
9th, at Ellinwood. All members are
urged to bo present and help make
these meetings interesting.
PROGRAM
Music, High School pupils
Roll Call.
Recitation, Irma Hofmann. 6.
Lesson, Vedder Parkman-Helen
Grant.
Howells, Helen MINIS, James, EN-
ma Bunger.
Music, Primary pupils.
Lesson, White: Chap. 8, 9, and1O.
Led by Kathleen Grant. Chap. IL. II
and 13. Led by Mrs. Warwick.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
c. icaso and Return, S2L65.

To Chicago Live Stock Show.
Every stock man needs the inspira-
ton and benefit of the International
Live Stock Exhibition. Arrange your
plans to include trip to Chicago for
this event November 18th, to Decem-
Der 9th. Tickets on sale November
2o. 29 and 80. Final limit December
Z, 1908. GEO. II. MooRE,
Agent Santa Fe Route. .
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-11-27
Gard Party.

d. c. Luse and wife entertained a
number of friends at their home in
the third ward at card party on Fri
day evening of last week. Razzle-
Dazzle, Euchre, Whist, Pitch, Finch,
and even the new board of trade
game, Panic, were INDUCED in. Re-
treshments were served, and every
one present enjoyed the evening to
the utmost.