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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-26
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-26
2Greoe 2lbonnenterl
0lange al pore 9enner

J ben ientre 5io bar ri meb itor
@etoitning uoienot Regninger til az
Ic. fom itaar Reiiante. Gn Del
al pore 9enner bar paret finite %
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8rfr.
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be os til aae. iom itoar / Reitdnce,
ON at inoienot port 3ilgoOebapenoe
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bdp< bort Opgsr, os til ben 5ib m1d
hi baoe port 3iIgooebdbenbe, od bi
idI BRUCE qengtne, til at betdIe pore
Heanin9er meo.
llnbitpIonin9er er life geloenoe,
be beta!er lie Bore Reaninger Gn-
bper tan ielo ie pdd Qoresieldppen,
til boilten 3io Der er betaIt pd1
glabet. Sdd mart nogen inbIenber
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be tan ba ie 6oranoringen pea
9loresien.
Bore llogiiter er itors odgli9, %
bi mao baoe bort 2ilgobebdOenoe for
at nleoe BEN. 8i maa itoIe pud ale
he Fmnd 9elsb III at 6etale meb. Sm
BET tun er en- Dollar eler to, Der
itp!bes os, idd mda man butte, at
mango Bette imnd 9sr en- itor pa" q"
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bennt. bd ian oi ogfad uosioe beore
globe og ubbioe Dor 5orretning.
6uF. @enner. at bet er en- COB Sd9,
Z tr meb til at Itstte. Wan fan
itetfe ben beb at o1re puntttis mec
at betaIe I'm announcement.
8eb at inobetnle inben /. Uiai
1904 gipes bette ipeciele 3ilbub.
gnboer al pore qbonnenter, fom
inbfenbsr fulb 8etdling for 8looe
oq et Qdr forituo, mdu uoo9lge 3
Gtsmplarer af nebenitaaenOe 8sger,
Iom bil blioe frit iilienbt, berIom
8xlsbtt er inoienbt til 0aniib 2ut6.
g]ubl. 6ouie inben /. Wai 1904.
Der bebes bem9rtet, bpilte 8eger
snnes. 6bor Der inbienbss for mere
.nb eel 8lob, mdd Der uop9I9es IN
gos mere for bOsrt glab. fom Der
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gIlen.
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Wb GlIen.
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-6brbebrengen. Sortnlling fro3pf.
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merlbet.
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len.
acknowledgement. Of u. Boamdr.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-26
Gfsfnriions. .Siaetter til
sSremont, Nebr.,

bia geortb Weitern R. g., bill | Gnz
lebning af ,,llniteb Commercial Sras
pelers' annual meeting" bltpe folat
5. og 6. Waj meb Hetureploisbeb
til 9. Maj intl. Senpeno Dem til
4senter for gbicaso C Rortb
Weitern R. R. nm
as2aas x X 4 x X
.Danitsrsn4 ubeaar to ganse ON
llsen. g$1.50 anrlis. prspesylr. frit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-26
Get itore YrDan Wipoe / Chicago
u { brdifa mdnben angrib 3 er
Barter ogionorerer
6edrit.

nan, iiGr inoenIor Demotraterne5
9eir. imsbeiet bet Utgoe, lom gD. 5.
Brpan piloe boloe Gbicdgo 9erbag
often ben @. 2tpril. Oa9en tom,
og 8rpan gap Msoe meO flere 3us
timber.
Oasoet 6olotes / SeconO Re9imeni
Qrmerp. 0aaen tunoe fun rumme
1000. og politiet baobe lin getomit
meo at 6olbe Stpr paa be Itufebe,
fom matte bliOs ubenfor. 8rpan
man9ler life 3ilberere, bOor ban OPP
tr9ber iom 3aler.
Om nogen bdobe bentet, at9rpans
Ueoe tube blioe en- boomer" for
Rem Yort 9anOioaten 6earit, fac
blep De lemt itufebe. 0a grpan
fsrIt n9onte 6earits RaOn, blep Der
aiort ct 5orieg pad at fremtoIoe
en- 8emonItration. Ulen bet pilce
life lpttes. Sg oa ban ienere pdtle
6orfdmlingens @utbuiid8me beb tit
gln9re6 paa Quits, foreilog en-
Utano / en- al be forreite S9oer:
three 6eers for 6earIt!" Wlen lite
en- Stemme LOB fig bsre. Sicen
Isqte man life at p9tte geqeiitrin9
for 0edrit.
8r9an beiteoe Ielp 8iialoene %
9eaeiitringen. 2lllerebe bans 3ill1s
netomit pdd platformen fremtalote
en- 3emonitration, iom barebe tostrc
Ulinutter. Pdar 0dpio 3. 0iQ eIs
Ter Groper Gleoelanbs Napn blep
n9ont. bpsiebe 5oriamIin9en lige
iaa iOrigt, iom ben applauberebe ct
bpert llbfalo imob 6leOeIunos 2tos
miniitration Og ben npIig Neru
2)ort oeotd9ne platform.
0tnne platform bar bet egentligt
J ma for 8rpdns 3dle, og ben bier
oroentlig aennemb99tet. Dan ers
tIareoe gentagenbe, at 0emotraterz
ne / Rep 9ort 6abbe ineget iig bort
fra be oi9tige SpsrgsmaaI. iom tt
oppe / Gdnbet for 5iben. Ylatfor=
men bar ubarbeioet meo bet for 2ie
at Jamie ct fort 8dlgfono. Sdn
opfororebe Yr9Iterne til at BRUCE be-
res Snbflpbelie mob ben operbaanos
tagenoe aorruption. gleip Yorts
aonpention bduoe p9ret fontrolleret
df 3ruit Wlagnuter, iom ,6aobe lint
Iangfin9rebe 9Gnber / bet dmeri,
tanite 5olts CONNER. Sruit Wag.
noten er en- lige iaa itor Reber iom
hen Wanb, Der oberfdlber og plbn-
brer en- anben paa ofFentlig @abs el.
Ter Qdnbebei, mente 8rban. Hadr Ell
Utdnb forlonger urimelige priier for
8ul eller Wabbarer, Iad er bet liot
fda goot, fom ban iogbs til big
.,Gjib mig bins penge eller bit 2tD'
iagbe SIR. 9rpun.
8ibtrs ia9be 8rpan om Gleoelano
at ban bleo odlgt fom goltet8 prGIli
bent, men bleb Iiben Doa Streets
prafibsnt. San iplittebe qartie
o9 foronlebigeOe bets glsOtrlag | II
8alg. 8rpan forbemte ben Stit O
mrbtaae @algfpnb og piIbe BRUCE fl
Subflpbelfe til at forbinbre, at beI
benotratiite 8algfomite mobtog er
enefte 0ollor fra 9orporationerne.
Rem 0ort platform tulbte 9rpul
ub9berliq og fun itittet for ct ubr
berligt pdrti. 2tt bpbe Soltet er
! Iaabon platform bar en- 6orn9r
melIe imob @9lgerne og en- Timber
burbering of berss SnteIIigens. 0el
dlene bar moi iii at bsmme 0omme
Barrier albeles uTtittst til Rominc
tion. Ser er en- tort Opiummerinl
uf, bpab 9rban iasbs ON benn
| plotform:
| /. Den isnorerer arigen mo
9ruTtene os forplister lite ben per
| fon, Der blipsr balst. til al gre rogel
fcm rnosen bill bore upillist til q
Eesre. of noifsy or.as
! Q. Den inbeboTbtr iiie en- tneIi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-26
Sra Rriesifueplooien
De er be9ge forfi9ti9e %
ingenaf Dem batter meo t
dn9rtbe.

Ct. petersburg, "a, 2lprtl. - I'm
berretninger | @enerulItdbens 8eiibs
belie Der, iom fpnes at bare paali-
beige, leoer til at antdge, at Sapdz
neierne8 &rtgsplaner lite omfdtter
5unten ON at gda ino bet inore
Wtanhuriet for at mgbe og oberz
rumple Rusiernes 9obebarmt. Der.
iom SdpaneIerne nogen Sinoe n9rebe
5dnten ON at uofgre en- &rigsplan
Zig Den, Nupoleon idtte fig for at
ubfere, Ioa piier be ienere @fterretz
ninger, at be bar opgioet ben % pebs
taget en- mere foriigti9 o9 mihOre
fdrli9 Yro9rdm. 0erIom oenne I'm
perretning er rigtig, faa piI Der in
gen 5remrDtning blipe 9jort mob
Husiernes 3ropper, Iom er iamleoe
/ 2iao Yang og Wutoen. 5remrpes
ming ino / bet inbre Wan6uriet oiloe
forl9n9e o9 ip9tte Sapdneiernes
&Ommunitdtionslinie. De ibnes bet>
imob at o9re beitemt paa boOebIa9ez
Zig at 6olbe fig til Ssen, bpOr De bar
oeres naturlige communication, tfs
ter at be bar beIdt 8ored.
@eneralitabens gtupport flyer, at
Sopdneierne bar en- anoen treoobbelt
9enIi9t - 9ei9ttelien at en- 2inie
tp9r5 ober Qiao 5ung 9aIpeen for
at ufitRre Bort 2frtGur, at iTolere
9luoiboitot og at forene Qtrmeerne
&ored og ben pda 2ia Sung 6alo=
gen.
0erlom bet ituloe lptte8 Sapan
at ubfere bisIe planer, pit ben rus
iifte GItdrbe pda be9gc n1pnte Ste-
Der bGre truet pad Qibet, og meb
duben Ss pda alle &dnter fan Sdpan
bef9ite ale be punbne puntter, 90
meo gldbet benbt fan bet tpinqe 8u=
ropattin frem til Qfngreb.
Sen. 9uropdttin er imtolertib /
8eiiobelfe al be iibIte l1nberretninget,
Icm Generalization bar mobtoget, o9
O;rIom Sopuneiernes 9ri9splaner
ubpitles efter be antboeoe Qinier, 5il
ban b9re forbereot paa at biSponere
Iaolebes oper fine &refter, at ban
fan meoe bem o9 binbre bisIe pldz
ners llbfgrelie.
Som man bill foritda, b(ep bst
life til noget meb bet bentebe 6o=
pebIlag paa gldlufoben. Der bar
De iibite Oage fun funbet imaa
St9rmbb8ler Steb. Wlen mebens
Ger Selge obenItduenoe Waeobelelie
lite fan Dentes noget itsrre SIa9 pa1
Ndlufipbcn, eler at SSopon bill a6re
roget arigstog inb / bet inbre al
Wan6uriet, ida fan Der moi bentes
MT gngreb pad badbe port 4rt6ur
og 8labiooitot. Wten ri ifal lite
befdtte os neb at ipod.
Der bar eaaet Rbgte ON, at ga.
pdneierne bdpbe tabt en- bel 4fbeling
ct 8lab n9bnte loa gait 1000 Mano
en- 5refning poa Oalu 5loben
Wlen bet er life blebet betr9ftet. :
be itb1te Oa9e bpres Der itfe mere on
bet. Set bar moi en- Qnb. Wlen
en- lille 9refnin9 ftsb Rnsierne er
iepaneiif S1obbaab / Sent og felt
table be ct gar Offcerer og omtrinc
en- Snes Menb.
Oe eneite Hpbeber til Wor9en
| for globet eaor / pres'en, er a
| 9(lerieF ital tr9be tilboee, men brt
uben noesn 0bmpeelie, oe &uropat
Tin ifal bore Dberlttommunberenbt
efter gadren. Rusisrne bill prepe
ON be fan narre SSopaneierne inb
bet inbre Manhurie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-26

De eneIte Rpbeber til Mor9en.
for 9labet eaar presien, er at
9(lerieF fal tr9be tilboee, men brg
uben nogen Dbmpgelle, o9 8uropats
Tin ifal bore Dberitfommdnberenbe
efter gaoren. Rusierne bill prepe.
ON be fan narre Ssapaneierne inb I
bet inbre Monhurie.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

AN INVITATION.

During this week and next about
1000 sample copies of the DEMOCRAT
are being sent to people in Barton
county who are not already on our
subscription lists.
The receipt of one of these sample
copies is an invitation to become a
regular subscriber.
The price of the paper is s1.0O a
year, and we believe we are making
it paper well worth the money. It
is 8, 10 or II pages-depending upon
the demand for our advertising space
and all printed in Great Bend.
1t gives you:
All the local news happenings.
The cream of the telegraph news
for the week.
The official county news. such as
commissioners proceedings, etc.
Short sketches, illustrations of
local people, buildings, etc.
It is paper for all the people of
Barton county, and one which every
one will find of value in the home.
STOKE & FEEDER, Pubs.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
TORNADO SWEPT AGAIN.
McPhersou County Once rIore Visited
By Cyclone.

Lindsborg, Kan, May 26.-This
locality was visited last night by an
other cyclone. The forbade formed
north of Mcpherson, and it reached,
this locality about 4 O'Clock. Many
farm houses in its path were demolish-
ed, but so far no loss of life is report
ed. 1t struck the town on main
street, and followed the street, through
the town, going then northeast
Heavy hail followed.
The U. P. depot was completely
demolished.
The tents of the Van Amburg circus
which was showing here were torn to
atoms, and many persons slightly in
jured. The armory was destroyed.
Many roofs were torn from the busi-
ness houses along the path of twister.
The residences of c. Nelson and
E. P. Lundstrom were DESTROYED
All telegraph lines are badly
damaged.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Children Blown Up.

Vienna, May 26.--Five children
were killed and six injured by a dyna-
mite explosion near here yesterday
Twenty youngsters sought refuge
from the storm which was prevailing.
They went into railway storehouse.
One of the boys found piece of dy-
Mantle and threw it into the fire, not
recognizing what it was. The ex-
plosion followed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Kansas CITY Live Stock.

May 26.--The cattle receipts for
today were about 2OOO. The market
opened steady and closed steady to
strong. The official receipts for yes
terday were 1872, and the shipments
1850. The range of prices at the
close were as follows: Texas steers
$500 to $40, Texas COWS 1920 to
$40, native steers $500 to $3.50,
native. COWS and heifers s1.75 to
S4.20, stockers and feeders s225 TO
s4.40. and bulls S2.75 to s4.06.
The hog market made a change for,
the better today. The opening was
steady, and at the close they were
stronger to five cents higher. The
receipts were 70G0, and the official
receipts for yesterday were 1882, and
the shipments .s37. The prices
ranged as follows: Rough mixed
s4.20 to s4.35, heavyes4.40 to $4.55,
mixed s4.25 to s4.474. and light
stock at S4.10to s4.40.
The sheep market opened firm and
closed.strong, and the receipts were
2OO0.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
RIVER STEAMER BLOWN UP.
More Than . Dozen Men. Die By The
Explosion.

Q Louisville, KY, May 26.-With
terrific detonations the boiler, in the
tow boat Fred Wilson, exploded this
morning, killing twelve or fifteen men,
seriously injuring ten others, and
completely wrecking the boat. The
crew was just preparing to tie up at
River View Park WHEN the catastro-
phe occurred. The crew was thrown
into the air, some in the water and
others onto the near by banks. The
steam er was shattered into bits, the
) upper works being annihilated, and
the hull badly wrecked.
= The dead includes Captain Joseph
Price, Al Miller, pilot; Henry Sykes,
mate; Sherwin 'Shivley, engineer;
Sherwin Warren and William Thorn
, ton, deck hands, and four other deck
hands, names not given; the cook and
the Steward.
Divers summoned from Cincinnati
and re covered the bodies of several,
which were probably pinioned under
water by the wreckage. A section of
wrecked vessel was found hanging
in atree 200 feet from the water,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
To ColoniZe Palestine.

Hamburg, Germany, May 90
The Zionists parliament concluded its
convention today. DR.. Klee present
ed report on colonization plans.
He said the Russian government was
willing 10 use influence with the Sui
tan to get his consent to procure land
in Palestine for colonization purposes.
The statement was greeted with ap-
plause.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Kansas Still Leads.

Coffeeville, Kans., May 90
Yesterday Mrs. John Stoneking, wife
of a restaurant man here, gave birth
to twins, boy and girl. Just eleven
months ago, or on April "a, 1908, she
gave birth to triplets-three girls.
The triplets lived but few days, but
the twins are healthy and vigorous.
Five children born to one woman in
eleven months breaks the record.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Notice.

The mass meeting in the interest
of the Great Bend Gas & Oil Co.
which has been advertised for Satur-
day May 28th, has been postponed to
Saturday June 4th. This is necessary
on account of session of court on
the 2Sth. Everybody tell every other
person they see, and when the meet
ing is pulled off, let US make it a rous-
ing one.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Odd Fellows Election.

Valley Lodge, 1. o. o. F. elected
the following officers for the term
commencing July 1st, 1904, at their
meeting May %:
n. G., John w. Brown; V. G., VIM.
H. Buschman; Treas. Henry 1. Smith;
Rec. and Fin. Sec, Edwin Tyler;
Rep. to G. Lodge, VIM. A. Rush;
Alt. Rep. to G. Lodge, James E. Saw
age; d. D. G. NJ, VIM. P. Coles.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES.
The Glass of 1904 Graduates With
High tlonors.

The class of 1904 of the Great
Bend High School wound up their
little ball of yarn last evening and
graduated. For change there were
more boys than girls. The following
is the class: Harry H. Momyer,
Elmer L. Thatcher, Frank L. Hahn
line, Alton L. Dale, Jesse r. Hamil-
ton, Zoe Chapman, Fay Gwinn, Leitha
Reinhart, Mae McAdams.
Following the lead of last year, ,.the
graduates did not, deliver orations,
but listened to one instead, delivered
by DR.. Burdick of Lawrence, on the
subject, "The Gospel of Work. :"
The trend of his address was that to
achieve success in this world, in what
ever line we may cast our lot, we
must work. That he is correct, is
recognized by US all. 1t avails US
nothing to be born rich, as the rule in
the past has been that those who do
not have to work to get on in the
world, accomplished nothing, while he
who works does accomplish things.
The address contained a number of
good ideas, and reminded the aud
fence that the stories of what poor
but ambitious persons have accomp-
lished in the past, can be accomplish
ed at the present time just the same
A fine program was rendered by
some of our local musicians, and after
the presentation of the diplomas by
DR.. Lindas, as president of the board
of education, Prof. Ewing presented
the medals offered by the First Nation
al Bank, and by Mr.. c. A. Hooper.
The first. gold medal, was awarded
to Miss Zoe Chapman, and the second
a silver medal, was awarded to Mr..
Jesse Hamilton.
This class has completed their
school days, as far as the public
school goes, and have graduated.
The question is, ''And now what?.
Would it not be good idea for each
of the graduates to write an article
their friends what they ex-
pect to accomplish in the future?
The RUsTLER people will be pleased
to hear from them.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Relief For Yazoo City.

Jackson, Miss, May 26th.-A train
load of relief supplies was sent to va
zoo City today for relief of the fire
sufferers. Hundreds of telegrams of
fering relief have been received here.
sThe homes of the stricken city have
been thrown open to the people burn
ed out, and the banks have opened
temporary quarters. Strict martial
law prevails.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Bank Auditor Arrested in Mexico.

Chicago, May 26th.-The police
department today issued the state
ment that Herman Haas, formerly an
. auditor in the Corn Exchange bank
of this city, had been arrested in Old
Mexico. Haas.left here a month ago
and the police authorities say there is
a discrepancy of seventeen thousand
dollars in his accounts.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Japs Are After Port Arthur.

London, May .6.-Cheefoo reports
today, at 2 p. m, that heavy fighting
occurred near Port Arthur, and the
Japanese are now within ten miles of
that stronghold. 1t is further re-
ported ethat the Russians have
evacuated Kai Ping, twenty miles
from New Chwang, on the Mukden-
Port Arthur railway.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
|: THE MARKETS !
Observation-Disclosures,
the Western Union Telegraph
kansas City Grain Market.

NanSas lily OraIn Market.
May 26.-wheat did not make
much of change today, that is the
options, but the cash took quite a
drop. May closed yesterday at SO,
and today at s7a, OF cent and a
quarter off. The closing price was
the bottom, and SO cents the bottom.
July opened at 754, having closed
last night at 75a to ]. and the open
ing was the bottom. From there it
went to 754 to I, which was the .op,
then stood at 75s and closed at 754 .
to :.
September closed last evening at
7O5 to I. opened today at 7O4, and
after going to 7O5, which was the
bottom, went to 7Og then back to 7O4s
and closed at that price bid. o7Os was
the top for the day. 3
No. 2 soft wheat soldefor sI.O2.
No. 2 hard or Kansas City cash
went off considerable, selling today
for 50 and 80, as against a price of 90 e
and 81 yesterday.
Corn did not do much. May
closed yesterday at -4s4, and after
going up. to 40g for the day went
down to .4s even which was the
bottom and where it closed.
July corn opened at A, as against
the close of 435, last evening, went
up to Al which was the. top, and
then sagged back an I and closed "a
A bid. 435 was the bottom reached.
September corn closed yesterday
at 424 to 8, opened today at 42E,
which was the top notch, went to 423
to 3, then sagged down to 42g to J,
and after going to 424 to & closed at
42s to J bid.
No. 2 corn sold for 484 to 49, and
mixed oats at 45 and 46.
There will he no session of the
Kansas City board Saturday and
Monday, May 2sth, and Both.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
A Faster Dies Insane.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 26.-Eloise
Reuss died at the state insane asylum
at Elgin today. He was committed
there recently, after having tasted for
forty days. He was member of the
sun worship cult, of which Ottoman
Ear Hanish was the leader. The
charge of practicing medicine without
a license still rests against him.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

The floor of the First National
Bank is being fixed for tiling.
Joseph Mauler and wife were down
from near Olmitz, Tuesday.
Miss Hayes is entertaining friend,
Miss Stanton of Memphis, Tenn.
70. Pontius was up from Seward
Monday evening on visit to friends.
Ed and Henry McGinty, accom-
panied by their families, took in the
convent school entertainment Mon
day evening.
Hemker & Nuttleman invites you
to call and see them and inspect their
goods. They handle the old reliable
Mccormick machinery, the best in
the world.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Amerine=Woestman.

G. w. Amerine and Miss Anna
Woestman, two well known young
people of Great Bend township, were
married at the Congregational parson-
age by Rev. w. L. Sutherland on
Wednesday afternoon the 25th. The
editors join with numerous friends
in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Amerine
long life and prosperity.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Wreck on the Union Pacific.

Salt Lake, City, Utah. May 26th.
The Union Pacific overland limit
ed was wrecked at Hallvile Wyoming,
last night by broken rail. The
entire train except the locomotive was
derailed. Several passengers were
severely injured.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Negro Not Yet Caught.

Maskogee, 1. T., May 26th.- Thus
far the negro ravisher, Alex Vickery,
who has been fleeing in his night
clothes from large sheriff's posse,
has not been captured. 1t is feared
that he has secured clothing and a
horse" and got out of reach of pursuit.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
Japs Take Management of Manchuriar
Territory.

Toxic, May 26.-The appointment
of numerous officials for the admins
tration of affairs in the Manchurian
territory temporarily occupied by the
Japanese, is announced today. These
officers will WORK under the direction
of the military commission.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

Mrs. DR.. Rafington left Thursday
morning for st. Charles Mo-. and
other points for an extended visit. She
will visit the fair before returning, and
In the mean time the DR.. is enjoying
himself with the boys, he says.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

Kansas was the first state to have
her building at the Worlds Fair COM
pleted aud the exhibits installed.
And throughout the whole season
Kansas will show them whatever.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

Postmaster Griffith now has a sup
ply of the new Worlds Fair stamps,
in ones, twos, fves and tens.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

E. B. Russell and wife left Satur
day morning for the worlds fair.
They expect to be gone about ten
davS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

Those from Great Bend who at
tended the show at Hoisingtou yester-
day say there was good crowd in
town, and the show was fairly good
for a small one.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

Joe Walter and Ed Dewey, two
noted politicians of Stafford county,
were in the city Wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27

Go to the liberal advertiser thou
doubling Thomas, and learn the val
ue of printers ink from the size of
the aforesaid lib. ads. bank account.