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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15

less price, haven combined with
any other machine to put up the
price, are selling their goods to
the farmer on the basis of live,
and let live" is it the farmers
duty to patronize this company
or a combination of companies,
who have fixed things to suit
themselves, and them only?
Get our prices, compare them
with others, examine our ma
chimes, and see how much better
We can do for you
There are a few. things you
may want for your. healths sake,
and we know they are Just the
things that will suit the people
at home. The White Lily or
Ocean Wave washing machine, a
nice garden. fence, maybe some
ofyou want a cemetery fence, If
so, we have several different
Kinds in stock. Some poultry
netting. our new ball bearing
clothes wringeF, our patent bread
mixer that mixes the bread in
three minutes time, while it takes
from half to three quarters of an
hour the odd way. Some of our
Elastic Carbon paint, to stop
the leaks in your roof, and some
of our house paint at $1.00 to-
S1.40 a gallon. 4 bath tub, a
kitchen sink, a carpet, or rug,
some curtains or piece of furni-
ture. Some wall paper, a buggy
or John Deere walking or riding
lister. A Samson or Ideal wind
mill, pump and tower, tank; that
we are selling less than ever be
fore. A Kroeger or Valley Gem
piano, or a Newman or Farrand
organ
We think it would be we'll for
you to see us In regard to any
of these things, for you are after
the dollar nowadays, especially
so if you don't get some rain
We are. Yours very truly.
TIE E. B. NOSES MERc. Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15

Albert has just voted bonds for
the purpose Of erecting a $4,000
two room building this summer.
District 81 has a new $500 build
ing.
The teachers have mot been
idle, and seeming to catch the
spirit of progress, have held box
suppers and school entertain
ments which have netted in some
districts as high as thirty dol
lars. This money! has mostly
been spent for books for the
school library. In quite a num-
Der of schools can be seen section
al book cases filed :with good
books and the walls hung with
many good picturess nicely franz
ed, all obtained: thisi year as a
result of the Efforts of pupils and
teacher.
All this show that while the
people of this county have been
fairly prosperous during the
past year, the: schools have not
been forgotten.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15

The new Piano Store, first. door west
of Great Bend Furniture Co., is the
most popular place in.town. - Music
every evening:
The 'Chariot Race" now beingpre-
pared by a large. class of girls under
the direction of Prof. Butler, will be
given next Wednesday evening, Goth.
Father Weirsma went to Wichita
his morn ing, to visit Bishop Hen
messy. Father Wiersma's health has
been poorly all winter and he is trying
to be relieved of part of his duties
The March Goth number of the
Modern Miller, published at ST. Louis,
contains write up of !Chas. " Brink
man of this city, also a good cut of
him. Chas. is the president of the
Kansas Miller's Association.
We desire to extend to our kind
friends and neighbors our sincere
thanks for the assistance and symp a
thy extended to US during the sick
nessand death of our beloved daugh-
ter.
A. NIcoLLET, AND FAMILY.
A,ride over Great Bend, would sur
prise you to see the new buildings
going up and other Improvement IN
der way; would prove to you that our
city is enjoying a steady growth.
Take half day off and note the
improvements.
When you want anything in the line
of half tone engravings, or illustra-
tons of any kind, see this Office. We
can get you just what you want. The
half tones we furnish are always good
IF you are 'sfrom Missouri" come in
and let US 'tsight you. De
Ghas. v. Brinkman of this city has
been appointed member of the
auxiliary committee of the general
committee on arrangement having in
charge the coming meeting of the
National Federation of Millers, which
will meet at Niagara Falls June S8tt
to 10th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15
JAPs CLAIM THEY DID IT.
Say They Sunk the Battle Ship and
Two Destroyers.

Toxic, April 14th.-Admiral
Uriu today reports to his gov
eminent that the Russian bat
tleship Petropaylosk was sunk
by the Japs, and not by a Rus
sian mine. Uriu's report says
that Admiral Togo's feet sank
one destroyer besides the bat
tleship, and sustained no losses.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15

Topeka is now in the midst of her
annual spring ruction over the joint
business. Eleven months in the year
the Topeka papers are telling their
readers what a goody-goody town
they have-no. joints, no saloons, no
anything that is bad-then for about
a month each year they pretend to
discover great rotenness and .corrup-
ton in city affairs. The cleaning up
spasm is all right, if. they would only
be honest about it and admit that
they are no better than other Kansas
towns, instead of posing eternally as
the 'holier than thou" Kansas town.
The splendid patronage of our
millinery dept. tells the story. Ours
is the right kind, it satisfies. Lund-
blade & Bolinger's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15
See What Else sc Will Buy
in This Sale

Good Cottage Thermometers.
worth at least 15cs anywhere, DC.
Rolls of Shelf Paper, 10 yards
in a roll, will go , for SC.
SO good white envelopes will go
for sc.
1Oc box of good hard wood.
tooth picks. Big 10c box of Cam
phor Marbles. Mems Good Heavy
Cotton Socks; Big Bottle Machine
OIL Good Toilet Soap 3 cakes foe
&c. Big Roll Toilet Paper, 2 boxs
es double pointed Tacks, Big lot
of Feather Stitched Braid, most
patterns sold for 10c,r Ladies Rib
bed Summer Vests; Big Lot of Pa
per Bound. Novels 2 for sc, and
1000 other good items too numer-
GUS to mention.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15

puritan Talcum Powder, made
from high grade, chemically pure
tale, with a delicate and lasting
perfume, sprinkler top, and well
worth 1Oc. In this sale for e.
only. ~
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-15

The Woman's Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. Poole on Friday
= evening. Besides the transaction of
business, a social hour will be spent
in relating each ladies' experience in
the earning of her Easter offering.
. Many spring poets may make their
initial appearance on this occasion.
Geo. Peck Jr., has returned from
his winter trip to Wests Boyleston,
Mass, and expects to remain during
hessummer. He says that part of
he U. 8. had snow enough for the
balance of he world the last year.
The late atmospheric disturbance
which came from the region of the
Klondyke with swiftness and despatch
dismaRteled A. S. McCracken's wind
mill-as well as steenty-tseen others
over the county. Mack saysehe need,
ed new wind mill anyhow.
Owing to the increased business a
new messenger has been put on al
the Western Union. He began his
duties this morning, and for the pres
ent has been detailed to attend to
business at the home of the manager
Every one CONCERNED is doing well
except grand dad Page.
The National tribune., 1904-04-28

Classified Advertisements.

the day and until late ct hi ght. Comrnde
Barnard's Brigade may have been in the
rear of his division. but certainly it was
not the rear-guard of the entire command
| am sure the comrade would have seen
some fighting if he had been i'll the rear
that day.
On the second day of the retreat
I1atch's Cavalry was relieved from duty i'll
the rear and assigned to the advance. tn"
little battery, however being left in the
rear. where it could do the most good.
About o or 10 a. III. we were ordered
to return to the rear: and soon after start
ing i'll that direction We met a disorga-
niZcd mob of badly scared ''Yanks, ne
groes, and loose horses. We then received
the order: left about-wheel. Prepare
to fight on foot" Our horses were sent
to the front and we proceeded to the rear.
where we encountered FORESTS eate,!
troops. Fighting them to ''standstill.
we saved the command.
At Decatur. Ala. July Q. 1863. in his
farewell address, our brigade comma nder
said in substance:
Veteran comrades: This day the iden-
tity of the old Second Brigade. 9th, 9TH,
9th H.. and I'd Iowa Cav. is lost. Your
untiinching battle line covered the retrea t
of our forces at West Point and Prairie
Station. and saved a disorganized COM
mand at Okolona. You never charged Il
work you did not carry; line you did
not break, nor Il battery you did not cap
ture or silence."-D. B. SPENCER. Com.
Serg't. 9TH Ill. Cav, Pennington, Ill.
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
SOOY SMITHS RAID.
The Good Work Done by Hatch's c

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The OBJ
jective point of Gen. VIM. Sooy Smiths
raid was Meridian, Miss, where his COL
umn was to join Gen. Sherman who
marched from Vicksburg to that place;
therefore Comrade Barnard's statement
that Smith was to unite with Sherman
at West Point is misleading.
Comrade Barnard says: 1.-THE cavalry
arrived at West Point on the Goth, and
went into camp for the night. On the
morning of the 21st we started on the re-
turn march to Memphis, the First Bri-
gade, composed of the 4th Mo-, I'd N. j.,
7th Ind, 10Th Pa. and 18th Regulars, con-
stituting the rearguard, the 4th Regula rs
leading and the 4th Mo. on the left On
that day there was no attack, and, conse-
quently, no fighting"
That statement is erroneous When col
umn was marching into West Point on
the evening Of the Goth, the cavalry OF
Gen. Hatch, in advance engaged a part
of Forests command, driving the rebels
across the bridge, and held that side of
the river, and the bridge, all right. On
the 21st, the first day OF the retreat,
Hatch's Cavalry, 9th, 7th, and 9th ILL.,,
and I'd Iowa, held the rear and had sharp
engagements with the enemy throughout
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
"Patronize One Another"

its status may be. Ii your claim was
Investigated by Special ESaminer of the
must have been rejected or you Would have
heard from it favorably long before this:
Il your attorney has actually neglected
your claim before the Pension Bureau. you
will be at liberty TO appoint new at
torney.
Subscribers. Rockdale. Ky.-The 9th
Regiment and 9th Regiment of ~. :. Vol
unteer Infantry" made up of Confederate
prisoners of war and deserters. seems to
have been entirely recruited after Jan. !,
1863 and hence members of these organ
zat;ons are Iypt benefited by the Joint Re5-
oluton OF July l. 1902. There is no spe-
cia reason why these regiments should De
left ont any more than the others.
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

lfALIFORNIA NATURAL, DIAMONDS ARE
~ brilliant, snowy gems and the fact that We send
them with absolute guarantee Of "satfsaction or
money refunded" should convince the most skeptca
that they IOssess the value and beauty claim for
them. Ownersof the finest gems obtainable who vis!
our stock rooms express at the briliancy OF
Natural Diamonds. Many times hfs the writer known
them not only to be puzzled butt actually To- concede
that our really more beautiful than their own
expensive diamonds The Illustrations and descrip-
tons inadequate to show the beauty and attractive
ness Of the lines present Write for catalogue. The
Knapp JeweIry Co., San Jacinto. California
KDapp's California Diamonds In my opinion, are the
nearest approach to genuine discovered, and the
only perfect imitation diamonds that the world affords
Mrs. Carrie Clark, 705 Washington Ave-, Red Oak
Iowa
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
Reunion of the 4th Pa, Cav.

The 4th Pa. Cav. will hold it's Annual
Reunion at Franklin. Pa, May %. and it
will be one of the biggest events in the
history of that organiza ton. Gen. S. r.
Nj. Young. who served in that regiment.
has written that he will be present, and
also several other distinguished men.
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
APPLICATIONS UNDER RECENT ORDER.

The National Tribune is prepared to fur
nsh 10 attorneys and others blank forms of
application under the recent order of the
Commissioner of Pensions. Price. 6J cents
rcr hundred Address The National Trib-
une. $50 Ia. Ave. n. W.. Washington,
ID O.
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~ Haines City, Florida
Phillips Drug Co,
Warren, Pa
Dear Srs: Dec Is 1901 was tai IN with vh.s rs,vsa
clans pronounced
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then sent for another; then another now am ont
or the medicine business entirely. I give Crockers
Rheumatic Remedy the credit Of curing me- Ilcan
heartily recommend II.
Very truly, IF Tower
S-One thing wish to say that Of ali the per
SONS In the world that being duped 1t is the poor
old rheumatic soldier big prices for an the fool n,ed
cine that is offered them, and which poor fellows
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Ii they could only know Of a treatment costing only
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At all drug stores or by mail, SOC per bottle.
Supplied by the Phillips Drug Co., Warren Pa
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
BOOKS AND PICTURES

BOOKS AND PICTURES.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE BOOKS.
PRICE LIST.
NoTE.-In addition to book prices send the postage
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ing charges on their arrival
ROOSEVELT BOOKS.
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War of 1872 Part l. Cloth. Postage 6. c.~..... so
War of 1872 Part II. Cloth Postage 6c.-...-.. 80
Winning of the West. Part l. Cloth. Postage s. so
Winning of the West Part H. Cloth. Postage6 so
Winning of the West Part III. Cloth. Postage6c. so
Winning of the West Part w. Cloth. PoStage6c. SO
Winning Of the West Part w. Cloth Postage &c. 80
Winning Of the West Part vi. Cloth. Postage6c. 80
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
American-Spansh War. Cloth. Postage &c. 500
Statesmen and Orators Cloth. Six Vols Post 6OC. 500
Official History Of U. s. Cloth. Postage &c.. 200
Life Of Mckinley Silk back. Postage 36c...... 400
Washington During War Time Paper, Post. 10c. so
American Conflict. Greeley. Two Vols Paper.
Bayard's Courier. Cloth. Postage 12c........ $50
Old Squire. Cloth Postage llc-......-..... 49,. 1.5O
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Address THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. Washington, D. G.
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NJ EDIcAl.

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Every honest druggist that has sold
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The National tribune., 1904-04-28
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The National tribune., 1904-04-28
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of paint without the use Of oil. He calls 1t Powdrpain
1t comes TO the farmer dry powder and all that
quired is cold water to make paint weather proof
fire proof and as durable as oil paint II adheres to
any surface wood, stone brick spreads and looks
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Write to Mr.. A. l.. Rice, Manufr, $50 North st.,
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whom you buy your paints. Mr.. Rice will send you q
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Write to-day.
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
Classified Advertisement


DENsIoNs AND INCREASE OF PENSIONS
Will send to soldiers and sailors OF the civil war,
blanks for original increase of pension and give in
formation free concerning the effect of recent Pension
Office order. Give age, company and regiment, and II
drawing PENSION number of certificate
No fee unless successful. Stamp for reply.
Thomas c. Saunders. date Co h. 23d n. Y. Vols. }
Attorney at Law, Corcoran Building Washington, d. &.
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
MUslc-MUsIcAL INSTRUMENTS

100 SONGS FOR Is CENTs.-THIS COLLEC-
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songs, negro melodies, etcsuch "sShermau's March
to the Sea-" MY Mother Law" Ben Bolt" etc.
Each measure by ii inches Order this collec-
ton. Price Is cents. G. +. Clarke, LeRoy N Y
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
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The National tribune., 1904-04-28
BOOKS AND PICTURES.
A NECDOTAL LINCOLN.
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FOR SHORT TINE ONLY.
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his life from his birth in Kentucky his assassination
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The National tribune., 1904-04-28

GEE MY ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER
- column under head Of Personal. Mark Weller,
Fairfax Va
The National tribune., 1904-04-28
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

;" ELLO, HELIOt HOSIERY BY MAIL ORDER,
Il We will ship TO your address I'm the United states
postpaid goods that cannot be exceiled for the price,
style 40, Black or Tan Mems Half Hose q Combed
Egyptian Yarn fine gauze, seamless sizes 81 to lih.
One-half dozen, IS cents.
We will send, postpaid, receipt Of Is cents one
pair of Mems Half Hose In Black or Tan to show the
purchaser what our goods are like before ordering In
half dozen lots Postage stamps accepted for pair Or
ders. Order two pair and be convinced. Mannheim
Hosiery Mills Station b, Mannheim, Lancaster Co. Pa
MEMS MADE-TO- ORDER SUITS AT O. AND
Nl 40; fine suits at @l2, "a and $Is: extra fine suits
at ss 20 and w " deposit; balance CO ID. sx-
press Office Write for order blanks Frank Leonard
ClaysvilIe, Washington Co., Pa
The National tribune., 1904-04-28

M ANTED--The address OF any comrade who was
w in Paterson Park Hospital during December
1864. and January. 1885: those who remember tht
man called Nosby. whose feet We're dead. i would
like 10 hear from Frank Hall, Chas Hart. James T.
Fanro, Conklin Schuieid. Address Hiram Roop
Box a. st. Louis, Mich.
The National tribune., 1904-04-28

"ANTED-Namcs and addresses of members o.
w oioodnans Breech Loading battery during tht
campaign of Gettysburg. 1868. who remember VIM
oscar I'abCock, who was sick In hospital at HagerS
town, Md. Address VIM. Oscar Bnbcock, Sparta, Sus
sex Co., n J.