Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-08-21

DIOuie were up IrOm ElllnWOOo
Thursday of last week.
Cleve Gilmore, who has been work
ing for the Western Union at Dodge
City, has returned home.
T. c. Morrison and A. H. Baker,
two of the leading business men of
Hoisington were in the city last Fri
day.
The Successful Man is the Read.
ing Nan.
The man that reads and there
by posts himself is always ready
to catch on to the successful
things of life. He reads every
thing that is useful; advertise
ments, or small Or large notices.
Now reading editorials, speeches,
orations, enlightens the mind,
but reading newsy entertaining
advertisements enlarges your
fortune, the two go together, SO
please don't stop reading our
advertisements but read them
through and see how many dol
lars you can make on these
prices, which are money savers
to you.
In the furniture line we offer
you center tables in golden ash,
top 24x24, for $1.S5; kitchen
chairs 45c; full size wood beds,
golden finish, $500; full size iron
bed in white enamel for $2.75;
the same price for blue ones.
Look at these prices: Full
size coil bed springs, oil tempered
steel, $IS5. Large arm. rocker
in golden or mahogany finish.
leather seat, $500.
Golden ash extension table, 6
feet, So. Kitchen cabinets with
two -four bins, one drawer, one
bread board, large top, 81.
We sell the Eldwell & Hoosier
patent kitchen cabinets, these
are a novelty on the market,
and a novely that is very useful,
we ask you to see it and exam
inc it. Lace curtains, Toe; ham,
mocks, Zoe; carpets, 75c a yard
and up. Bed room suits, $13.
We have extraordinary low
prices on pictures, picture frames,
rugs large and small. In dishes
we can sell you dishes in sets
from So and so to $15. Cook
stoves from SO up. Don't for
get. we sell the Garland Round
Oak, Quick Meal, and steel
ranges, and stoves.
Life is a burden to them that
worry. Three-fourths of our ills
are imaginary. Shake off the
spell of sadness, and get into the
realms of gladness, and if you
can not do it, come in and see us
and we will have Mr.. Riddle, our
piano man, drive it away with
tones from the Kroeger, Valley
Gem. and Smith & Barnes Piano,
or Newman and Ferrand Organs,
and he will prove to you that
| for a smaller sum of money than
you can buy anywhere else, he
can sell you one of these instru-
ments that will always make
you feel glad.
We are still selling the Key
stone Sod-cutter for $50, John
Deere disc and gang plows for
$50 and $50. 10-disc drills for
S52. and have the Thomas drill,
which is an Improvement upon
all other drills at the same price
the best sell for. We have few
John Deere Listers on hand.
Don't forget we are selling the
far famed Hoosier drill, and
when you want to take a ride,
and know and feel that you are
safe, when you are riding over
rough roads, up and down hills,
that the Moon, the Veihlie, and
the Deere Buggies are the ones
that will not break down, you
can feel perfectly secure in them.
We sell them at very lOwsprlce, so
everyone can afford to have one.
The strongest built wagon on
the market today is the Betten-
dorf wagon, the Finch is guar
anteed to hold up 5000 pounds;
it is the wagon for this country,
and it don't cost but a very lit
tie more than the regular wagon.
See us when you want the Stude-
baker, New Moline, and Winnona
wagon. Also in conclusion let
us say don't forget the Barton
/ County Fair from the 25th to