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\, 7, GRIFFIN SUSPENDED BY
STEWARDS AT NEW ORLEANS
Young Turfman Uses Sharp Practice in
= Order to Get Good Odds on Sweet
Pepper, and Stewards Have Decided
Not to Accept His Entries.

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 26.-Jockey Robbins will not sign
a contract for the coming season until
rom Iiealy has neard IRON IL. 4. WIZ
son, Jr., who is In Europe. When mere
icCUnIy pvdl,y apo~S ~ Jot"e! l."p-
U4hs : father about signing the lau TO
ride iUr " liSOn. ItopD.ns shlu ne MOulu
prefer 10 turn his son over 10 wilson
since tncn y. IL. keene mas asked Tor
the boy ; services,
Green iS. Morris, the veteran TURF
man, arrived from san Francisco 10
daN. and viii remain here Tor some
time. G. w Sianton's entire racing
stable will be sold here Tomorrow.
stanton halls from Mobile. Ala.
Hc bough; lIymettus, Peeper, ko-
mombo and several other horses from
Dick Bauer recently. The track was
fast as lightning to-day and the
weather sultry
The books let out a howl after Sweet
Pepper won the second race. Grlffth's
man led II small, undcrszed youngster
into the paddock telling the gateman
that 1t was Sweet Pepper When the
rnilbirds looked at her they reported TO
the books that sweet Pepper was Ga.
was responsible for the price laid.
After the betting had been going on
ior ten minutes the right hlly was
brought from the stable and the one
Pepper was led back to her stall. After
the race several of the books chalked
up on the back or their states: mo
Markers. Last Day.
The stewards have just issued an Of
fetal ruling in the Griffin case. No en-
tries will be received Of any horses
owned In whole or part by II. T. Grif-
fin. This practically suspends the en-
tire stable indefinitely.
FIRST RACE
fltNlnn at,NFu fnR
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BLOODY BATTLE
At PORT ARTHUR,
RUSSIANS SAY

Official Dispatches Received To-Day at St
Petersburg Bear Out the News Sent by
Major-Gen Pflug Yesterday to the Effect
That the Japs Had Been Repulsed at the
Russian Stronghold. /
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laps SAY THAT THE
USSIANS ARE BOTTLED.
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON 2The Legation to-day out the follow
ing official despatch Toxic. dated Feb. rs:
in
of blocking
attain and office
Although regarding fleet direct from Admiral
TOGO no doubt canbe entertained its safety"
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TERRIFIC BATTLE WAS IN
PROGRESS FOR THREE HOURS.

Big Japanese Fleet and the Russian Fleet in
the tarbor as Well as the Great Forts
Which Guard the Place We're Engaged in
the 'Cannonade Which Resulted in the
Drawing Back of the Invaders.
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Start good. Won easily. Time o. lS%
Tho Fasteners made one OF the big
Pepper In the second race, which called
for two-ycar-olds at four furlonRs The
Grialn commission drove her price from
i 10 down to 10 s. When the start
came Sweet Pepper got away moving.
and after racing Lvthelist into submis-
sion OH the first quarter drew away and
won as he pleased at the finish.
THIRD RACE
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vSsI Msns Meshsss es:@scs sap..ssr risSs CSse
ssS Il. ase, - y d W.
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Not q "couEh syrup' or aBalsam.r
rsshsr. Johns iredicino Cures Colds. '.s
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In the early running Julia Jnnkin
rushed TO the front and opened up a
lead of half dozen lengths. Fuller IN
the meantime laid away with Little
Jack lIOrner and never made move
with the Inter until well into the tnni
furlong. There he moved UP, over
hauled and passed Julia Junkin, Little
Jack Horncr had to eh hard ridden At
the end to stall of Optional who came
with n rush and was catching The VIM
ner at every stride.
.e FIFTH RACE.
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SISTH RACE

Nose Goldblatt tried 10 boat the hest
horses ON tho track with The Regent
Thursday. and the horse ram last. TO.
after leading All the wav won eased up
bv. three iepeths from Bengal. Jake
Weber was third. In u drive
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Doyle The pair fought II out all the last
furlong and as the winning mark was
passed they were head ana head. The
Judges placed Rachel Ward ftrst, AZ
though the general opinion was ina
John DOYLE had beaten her out.
FOrKTH RACE.
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starters whn, Jocks s. iIlLFtn SIR. pl
John posie, %. Aa6nehon ! 2 :, So
Mn, Mint iys., ygd o. "a, NifCI H. g K 4
Feronla -. shsser:.", Q "a Gs % is
.Rarke Cochran, To-. DeNn 1 y 81 Z 4
faiSsSs; G1eSsSn g. iIySr.Sn II %I,,Sn r. g g Y
. Start Ecod, won driving ''Tlne.--i IS,
I The race iarnishsd rhsS A a. &rattling SoSa
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four r-year-o)ds and up; selling. ,...
Starters Wits. Jocks, 81. HIf Fin SIR. Fl,
Balm Of Gllead. 100, F'ulrr A. u 81 81
Lady Contrary. % Idvg'n. l u ah iG-l 81
Irene Mac, 10. Auburn = 3h ~ 81 a-2
Eit4brilar, o. Grimns 5 81 4" ii So
Hickory Corners, IO2.
Monograph; lot Plerrot 0 81 G' 81 81
Amorous. l0c. Phillips. 2 q ~ III even
l.ccket. l0i. Creamer. as y. 0-l Al
Me,sIr,. WoGgsis, ~ 1. Wilson ~" 9" x, 81 So
Main Guy, 90. Il. HeadlO II II .OO.l SOL
start good Won ridden out. Time
Lady Contrary outbrokc, her field
when lGe start came and showed the
way until well into the fiu1l fucloug
When Il came to It drive she stopped
and Balm OF Gilead. coming with a
rush, drew away and won rs Re pleas ri
Irene Mac lust managed TO get mp in
time to beat out Fitzbrlilar
SECOND RACE
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Nile anu a sixteenth.

lcmigre left the post like wild horse
lie had lots OF speed aud set tli' "Jl1v
pace under restraint, When Macbeth
moved up and caught him AZ the turn
out OF the back stretch. Emigre col
lapsed and dropped out Of II, The hni-h
saw Macbeth under hard drive to stai!
on Burning Glass
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AND RUSSIAN FLEETS AND
FORTS I'M FIGHT AT PORT ARTHUR

ced Worlds AreD
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GLARS SPEECH TO
PRINCE KUROPA TKIN.
CBy Press)
manifesto the
Gen. Kuropatkn. the
follows
FirsC Page)
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
DIST u.

No trouble for it TO rain these days.
Tom Pearson is reported quite SICK
Elmer Cue is back from Trego coun-
ty.
Mr.. Gilman lost one of his best horses
last week.
Fred Hall and Asa Ford spent Sun
day with Ray Humphrey.
Miss Mabel and Harry Gage and
Elmer Davis visited at Halls Sunday.
Mr.. Cages fine two story house is
nearing completion and will soon be
ready for occupancy.
There was quite heavy frost in tn
locality Friday morning; potatoes were
frozen badly in places.
F. NJ. Hall lost the best horse he had
by lighting on the night of May 4th.
A little child of Mr.. Gendts was bitten
by rattle snake several days ago, but
is now on the road to recovery.
Charley Halls team ran away Sunday.
Guess where he found them? No dam
age done.
F. M Hall sold ow.to Mr.. Gilman
the first of the week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
Gun Cub.

|. Considerable Interest was mani
tested in the gun club meeting Tues
day, owing to the match shoot be
tween nine picked men from Larned
and nine from this clubs member
ship. Larded walked of with the
honors, getting score of S52 to
Great Bends 32l, ont of total of
$50. The score by men vas Larned-
Ainswsrth Az e Arnold IS. Thos.
Wheat ~, Joe Wheat 81. Hugg 43,
Heaton 81, Logan, So. Line 81
Frank Arnold 81; and for Great Bend
French SO, Livingstone Sc, Paxton
80, Wilson 81, McMullen 40. Hercld
81, Lewis 81, Mayhem s5. Gruber 80.
The single event was won by Geo.
Thule of lElinwood.
The club is making great prepare
tlons'for the three days sshoot to be
pulled off next week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
SEWARD.


Messrs John Mason and Phillip Dawn
have returned from their trip to Oregon
and Washington and were glad to get
back to sunny Kansas again.
Mrs G. Z. Paxton is at the Hospital
at Great Bend slowly recovering from
an operation performed by DR.. Morrison;
we all hope for her safe recovery.
Mr.. G. A. SchiIling the road overseer
of Dist No / has resigned and the posi-
ton is now open to any one who wants
the job.
Mr.. G. E. Sturgis who has had charge
of the Seward Grain Companys business
has quit and there is an opening for
some enterprising man to get an eleva-
tor to run at good wages.
Mr.. W. L. Curtis our up-to-date gen
eral merchant was at Kansas City last
week.
Mr. Joseph Pundsack's little boy had
quite a serious spell of pneumonia but is
now out of danger.
The base ball boys are to have game
here next Saturday afternoon.
The hail storm that did so much dam
age at Stafford came near getting some
of the wheat around here.
Messrs Gore and Reigel are hard at
work on the new residence of Mr.. j. E.
Keller just east of town.
Barney and Gus had little scrap on
the streets the other day and as result
Barney has his head in sling.
Mr.. D. F. Gates had bad accident to
his arm by being caught in the gearing
of wind mill that he was trying to oil
in such manner as to bruise his arm
very badly.
Mr.. Joe Hoenlg was visitor at Mr..
Bordewicks over Sunday his eyes are no
better but he has sold his property to
Mr.. Bordeyick, and expects to go to
Wichita and consult with a specialist.
j. E. Huckabey, our enterprising
young merchant was delegate to the
Repu blican Convention at st John
Saturday last.
Mr.. E. G. Dewey left on the 10th for
st. Louis to attend the exposition.
This is the first Worlds Fair ticket sold
at this station, but not the last by any
means
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
Real Estate Transfers.

J.-WAgur to Emil Schneweis. Sc or
10, II, IL, $4,000.
DC Barrows to Mary Jane Younkin
150x150 #, go fl of sw corner block
2 Gafatia, ST.
D c Barrows to Mary Jane Younkin
lot IA, block 2 Galatia, S25.
D c Barrows to Geo c Barrows n
hf sw vr %, 16, Is, $3.50.
D c Barrows to Louis D Barrows
S hf sw Or %, 16, Is, $3.50.
Maggie and Jacob Blinkman to
Pauline w Brinkman. 75x100. block
% H. P. s272.50.
Margaretha Boor to Nichalaus
Boor NV or Z, II, IL.
Henry Born to c. F Younkin lots
$40, block I, H. P. S55.
J All Brown to w B Lucas, lots SO
block 4, Smith add Hoisington $3.50.
Willie Dodge to r B Gardner hf
Sc or .36-19-14 and e hf ne or 1--0-14
n of R Wof A T andS FRY, $4,000.
Willie Dodge to NJ F Sowards e hf
ne or 1904, $500.
Wilhelm Etling to r B Herold
400x300 fit Ellinwood s4G0.
Fouch to VIM Rubart lots "a
and hf NV or 4-30-13, $4,000.
Dillia Fosburg to F B Fewcombe
lot 4, block 122, $3.50.
Dillia Fosburg to F B Newcombe,
lot block 122, $3.50.
Frank Frey to H H Frey hf int in
n hf block Is H P add, 81.
Arthur Frey etal to F H and H H
Frey n hf block Is H P add $3.50.
STEELE Giles 10 J w Argur Sc or
1S-16-11, $4,000.
B E Giles etal to Elmer E Smith
lot 10 block SO, $3.50.
D Gibson to VIM A Reinecke Z
of lot and all lot 80, block 43, H P
500.
James T Holt to Josie Holt Sc or
4-1S-13.
Martha A Howard to r B Gardner
ne vr 36-19-I4. $3.50.
B H Hampton to w T Bannlster
lots II, block rs, $50.
Florence V Jackson to w w
Whitney lots 11-12, block 81, Clafin,
$3.50.
Florian Kahler to Frank Kahler w
hf NV 20-1S-11. $500.
Otha D Kinsely to Olive L Prose,
lot 9 block IA, Town Co. add SIS.
o B Looney to Florian hf NV or
20-19-11, S1071.
Susan S Langford to A L Langford
sw or and hf NV or 35-18I14, 81.
Henry E Lindas to Andrew H
Unruh Sc or 2-20-15, $500.
Adgernon R Moss to VIM Long
150x150 fit in Sc cor block 1 A V T
Co $1,000.
William F Moore to Sarah E
Woodburn lot block 10, Heller
add $500.
Roger Moffat to Geo NJ Staerkel
all block 8 Laferty add, $500.
Roger Moffat to Geo M Staerkel
100 # off side block 9 Lafferty add,
500.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
Ed BrazeII Married.

In the Valley News, of Lamont,
Oklahoma, of May 9th, appears a
long notice of the marriage of Ed
Brazell and Miss Pearl sTebow, at
the home of the bride, in .Larhoat,
which occurred on Wednesday, May
4th. The News gavenearly column
to the wedding and the happy. con
tracing parties, which is evidence
that both are held in high esteem in
that community. sThe many Barton
county friends, of whom the editors
of this paper want to be counted,
unite in extending their best wishes
to Mr.. and Ms. Brazell for long life
and happiness.
Eureka township is arranging to
refund her bonded Indebtedness as
did Homestead. The arrangement
talked of will save the township
something like $4,000.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
Double Seven.


The jolly crowd comprising the
double seven met at Ben Giles Tues
day evening and assisted the lady of
the house in the due observance of
her birthday. All members respond
ed at roll call, but when asked to
answer present after the elegant
dinner had been served, some of the
responses were rather weak, as some
were too full for .utterance. The
hostess served a mighty fine eight
course dinner, to which no one
demured, and after spending the
evening in a. social way all wished
Mrs. Giles many more birthdays and
departed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
CLAFLlN.
From the Clarion.

And still we improve: This time it
Ss to be anew drug store.
Clahin is not taking what can be cal
ed BOOM. but she is just growing a
good swift gait
Ed. Oeser one CT the prosperous young
farmers of near Dubuque. is building
himself fine new house
John b. and John Hoffman, of near
Odin, expect to take trip to the world
fair about the 25th of this month.
G. w. Young started Wednesday
morning on trip to the Worlds fair.
He expects to be gone about two months
A large gang of carpenters commenced
work on the new Ciafiin Mill & Elevator
Co.'S, mill Monday of this week.
The oil well will be put down soon, as
all the leases have been signed up.
Those back of the proposition have
secured leases on 1900 acres.
OF all the pupils that took the ex-
$ animation for common school diplomas.
Miss Edith Scott of Clafiin made the
highest average and the other two, Miss
Wood and Master Pickerill. also of here,
were well up among the list.
The county com missioners will meet
. as Board of Equalization of taxes on
/. the first. Monday in June. Those who
feel that they. have been enormously
assessed can then have an impartial
hearing before the board, and those
whose conscience grieve them through
a fear that it will show up bad when
the list appears in print, can also appear
and have added to their list the amount
which they failed TO turn into the asses
Sor
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
GALATIA.
rank Gustin is bad sick.


r. L. Harvey is on the sick list.
George Hougtin has given up going
west until after harvest.
Some of our young bloods were speed
ing their horses through town last Sun
day. Boys you had better stop this or
you may get into trouble.
Mrs. T. c. Brown and sister, Miss
Patterson, returned home Saturday
after spending a week with friends at
Great Bend and Hoisington.
Loran Birchfeld and wife have re-
turned from the Strip, fully convinced
that there is no place like north Barton.
Charley Gustin fell off his bike Sat-
urday and disiocated his knee cap. DIR.
Gennison was called and dressed the
the limb. He is suffering a good deal of
pain, but is. getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
Frank Pyle and family of Great Bend,
spent Sunday with w. M. Brown and
: family.
Geo. Barrows is moving his house
from the farm to Galatia.
Some of ur'farmers are marketing
their old wheat to make room for the
new crop which looks promising for a
fair yield.
Our people are making arrangements
for Decoration Day.
Memorial and Decoration Day will be
observed at Galatia May % and 80 as
usual. Memorial sermon by Rev. Flow
ers on Sunday.
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM.
Assem- BILE at 1850 a m, march to
cemetery sand decorate the graves.
Tehnce. march to Mr.. Barrows' grove
and adjourn for dinner.
Assemble again at 1:30 m when the
usual program will be carried out.
Address by Rev: Flowers; music by
Galatia band. Songs and recitations.
All are invited to come and bring
flowers and take part in honoring the
dead who gave the best of their lives for
their country.
Fl r T,rrCE g " Com
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20

house aud is going t, build nice resi-
dence on the same location.
Henry D. Unruh says he will have TO
take the HUSTLER and keep abreast of
the times. That's right Henry, keep
posted.
Andrew Siebsrt returned from bis
western trip, satisfied that Barton coun-
ty is all right He says about all they
have out there for poor man. is the eli
mate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
Lillian Mason in Camille"

LII is the universal comment that
the presentation of "Sapho" by Lillian
Mason and her excellent company at
the opera house last Saturday night,
was the finest thing ever witnessed by
a repertoire company in this city.
Through the efforts of the Great Bend
Eagles, this company has been secur-
ed for return engagement on Satur-
day evening of this week, the 21st,
when they will present Camille"
one of the strongest plays on the stage.
Miss Mason as the leading character
will insure an evening of enjoyment,
while the excellent support will be up
to the highest standard. This an
nouncement will pack the house, and
those desiring tickets should call early
at Aliens and secure them. The
prices are %, 35 and so cents.
D. w. Wanders is new subscriber
to the DEMOCRAT
See the D. B. Fisk sample line of
Millinery on sale at Lundblade &
Bolinger's.
Les ter Yeakley and Porter Young
went to Burdette Tuesday morning on
land business.
William Cook was down from
Albert Tuesday on business with the
Probate Court
= Just in time for your dress hat; the
sample line sale at Lundblade &
Bolinger's.
Ed Williamson, of route five, wer
to Wichita Tuesday morning on a
little business trip.
Rev. ]. c. Spiers, of Lyons, visited
with friends in this city Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Jno Lewis and Frank Jones were
over from Hoisington to attend the
shooting Tuesday afternoon.
You certainly want to help along a
local enterprise, therefore subscribe
for little gas and oil stock.
Splendid line of hammocks on sale
in the Bargain Basement at Lundblade
& Bolinger's.
The State Sunday School conven-
ton is to be held at Clay Center,
June 7-S-9. One fare plus SO cents.
A. B. Riddle, who arrived safe and
sound from the east last Thurrday
evening, is back at work and seems to
be glad to get be glad to get back to
sunny Kansas.
R. w. Emerson, J. B. Rediger and
|. Pelsor went to the Grand Army en-
campment at Emporia on Tuesday.
John Case went along to chaperone
the crowd.
Geo. Bogger and Marie Goringer of
Hoisington. and F. ]. Habiger of
Bushton and Gertrude Kliessen of
Ellinwood have secured license to
marry.
Mrs. Henry Born is visiting in La
Crosse this week. and Henry says he
enjoys q eating at the restaurants.
He further says that the next time
Mrs. Born goes to stay a while she
will either have to take him or not go.
The Hutchinson jail is also one
from which prisoners escape. The
man. King, who was apprehended In
Chicago some time ago for robbing a
furniture store, broke jail Monday.
A reward of $50 is offered fer his
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20

c H Mayer to VIM T Bannister
lot block IS, s25.
Dunlap Moore to Frederick Haas,
hf of hf 6-19-l5.
J B McCauley to Peoples State
Bank. lots 10-11 block 81 Hoisingtou
$500.
B McCauley.to d ] Lewis lots
14-15, block 90 Hois. $500.
a NJ McCauley to James NJ Carr
lots 1-2-3, block Ia, First add, $3.50.
Frank PETE to Daniel Erni hf blk
81 Ellinwood, $500.
Olive L Prose to Geo Boiselle lots
11-i2 blk 6. west Hois. $780,
AE Parr to City of Great Bend pit
lot 5, 81 1918. $500.
Julius Ref to w II Hall lot 6 blk
81, Hois. $3.50.
William K Smith to William H
Sievert lots $40 block 8 Hois. $50.
William R Smith to William a
Ruggles lots 81 block 8 Hois. SI15.
: Otto Stolz to Avis F Debts hf
22-17-12, $4,000.
William R Smith to J All. Brown,
lots SO block 4 w R Smith Add
Hois. $500.
William R Smith to w B Lucas
lots 1O-I1 block 4 Smith add -Hois.
232.
c Samuels etal to ] A Watson and
J F Tampier lots 11-12, block Clafiin
$4,000.
Christine Sassenberg to Leo Fest
Jr Sc or -29-1S11, S6175.
Dan Speaker to John Kowalsky
S hf sw or 32-20-11, $500.
Flarius G Smith to Charles C Isely
(e hf 20 fly lots 10-11:12, block 81
H P add $500.
Frederick Schrepel to Frank
Batchman Sc or 19-2O-12, $4,000.
Anton Tinkl to John Boor hf Sc
VIZ 14-17-12, $4,000.
w H White TO r Baker sw or
2-20-14 and n hf NV qr 1120-14:,
$1,000.
County of Barton to Chas. White
lot 10 block 50, s7.29.
County of Barton to Chas. White
lot block 81, S15.41.
Newton Cromwell to Allen Tullis
sw Or Is Sc xr 16-16-15, $1,000.
County of Barton to H Emerson
lots 1-2-3, block As, S24.75.
County of Barton to E A Clark lots
13-14-l5, block 81 A V Co S14.91.
Efie S Campbell to Cynthia E
Baker lots IT'S, block Al, Hois. $500.
Clafin Town Company to w w
Whitney lots 13-14-15-16-17-1S, block
81, Claain, s125.
Clalin Town Company to w w
Whitney lots 7-S-9-10 block 81, $50.
Clafin Town Company to D ]
Grove lots II, block Is, SS1.
County of Barton to Edith c
Hawkins, lots 7-S-9, block i5 College
Grove $3.50.
Geo w Young to NJ K Wolf lots
15-27-17-1S block 16 Clahin, $4,000.
Louis Zutavern to Brinkman Co.
Bank lot 4 block 103, $500.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
CHEYENNE VALLY.

Archie russo is down at Hudson
painting barn for his brother-in-law.
A nephew of Mr. Held arrived from
Wisconsin last Friday night, on visit
bis uncle and family. He expects to
remain all summer.
Mrs. Balm of Great Bend. came out
last Thursday to visit few days with
her brother, T. o. Cole.
Will Henning has painted his new
barn. which adds greatly to.it's appear
Gance.
. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Russo drove to
Hudson last Thursday to visit their
daughter Mrs.sPau .Andrae, few days
Will O'Blennis celebrated his birth
day last Wednesday night, by giving a
very enjoyable DANCE The crowd was
j ust the right size for the rooms and all
had fine time.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. John russo and Miss
Margie, were present at the surprise
: party at Mr.. Komarek's last Wednes-
dss night.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Will Stanley and two
youngest children, took dinner with Mr..
end Mrs. James WEIGH last Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-20
DUNDEE.

Sam Shuts bought a fine span of
three year old colts from P. E. Murphy
last Friday
Jake Ratslaff returned from the Strip
country last week, where he had been
looking after his farm.
Ben Siebert, Cornelius Smith and
tohers went out west of Larned on
fishing tour last Thursday.
B. A. Ratslaf has taken down his old
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-02
Could You Use Any Kind OF Sewing
Machtas ct Any Price?

Could You Use Any Kind OF Sewing
Maolaias 1t Any Price?
II thare is any price 50 law. any Of
fer 50 liberal that yeu would think OF
accepting an trial new high grade,
drop cabinet or upright Minnesota.
Singer. Wheeler & Wilson Standard.
White or New Home Sewing Machine.
cut ont and return this notice. and you
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