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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
&~atbolifem= Gomnemt.
aus FER Gr0Hnungs SiBumg bes
8erbanoes faith. Gereine.

Detroit, 2. Nug. CUR @r6f=
nun9s=S ibuns ber bierten Contention
oes Ierbanbes fatbOlif6sr 8ereine
batten fid beute 800 Selesaten singe=
funoen. Ser 8eriammluns cling cine
pontifcal=M ehe boraus, bic 8if6of
Jolep unter NifiitenS beri9iebener
prieifer abbielt.
!. Nnmefenb paren bic @rsbii96fe
Mebmer, Milmautee, unb glber, Gins
e%innati, ferner cine &eibe BON giid0ien.
Mus Dem 8eri9te bes Gefretdrs
Matre ldBt fid entnebmen, baB Der
gerbanb jeBt ssbn @atiOnaI-S rsanifa=
tionen, elf Stats Geoerutionen unb
800 @Ountp= 6eoerationen umfabt. Sie
@eiammt Mit9Iieoer3abI ali bieier
8ereinieuneen in 80 Staaten uro
porto &ico betrdst 1900, 600. Setr.
Matre berlas cine Sepefds bon papft
Bius X, in tpel9er bieier ben apoftoli=
I9en Se9en ertbeilt.
q ruben=u | Il d.
Detroit, Mid., 2. Nug. Na9
elmer Sepei9e aus Sault Ste Warie,
Mid., fino beute in Der S~bateipeare
@olosrube, am SOP 3weis Der So
nabifden Baciic=8 abn, 5 2eute in Ell.
mem S9a9t eritift.
q q turaIia +, IL
ger etrat t.
lmi n 9 o n, Sel., 2. Nua.
Der fribere gebeimoienf=A sent peate
tpurbe beute tpe9e1 Naturaliiations=
8etriisereien bel Stalienerrt gu 5 Sab
rem @sfdnsnib uno SO, 900 @elofrafe
perurtbeilt. @ein Mitf9uloiser @iais
erbielt 4 Sabre unb 50. 900 @slbfrafe.
& e9uIirurtg 6 | n n q NJ
0erurtg.
Burlington, 2. Iug. Gene
al-@ommiRdr Sargent cOnferirte nit
ben 8ertreter elmer grOben Sranspur=
tations- @eieai9aft iiber Die 2entung
Der Guaranteeing nod Sioen. beiOn=
bers Seras. grbsiter : Wangel i'm
Sfoen, namentli9 in ben Staaten
nit 8aumwoIesudt, Oeranlabte einige
transatlantii9e 8eforoerunss= 2inien
bic Jrage 3u unteriu9en, ME Elm She'll
Der ginwanberung ben Baumwone-
Staaten su3ufibren tpdre. Sargent
iaste, bas ginwanoerunss : Bureau
1abe nit Der @egenb, uel4e biz
Nnt6mmlinge ausiuden. ni4ts au
tbun, er babe aber 8Oridldge auf @r.
ri9tun9 elmer 9ampfer=2inie swii4eu
S;talien unb Nep Orleans geb6rt
Die ginwanberer tpirben BEL bieiem
plan fir bic lanbpirtbi9aftli9en Sc.
genben bes Stbens ausgeriffet. Sit
beutige @onferen3 be3os fi9 aul
@rtnoung bon @olonien italienii9e,
6armer in Seras.
9 erspei @Itern tn o l.
len SeIb t mor6bes
9ehen.
2aporte, 2. Nug. Sic glterr
bes tleinen Souls Blubm, tpel9er ge'
fern bur9 einen @isuasen serqueti4
tuurbe, fino trofIos iiber ben Sol
ibres 2ieblings unb molten iferben, bt
bas 9eben feinen 3ped fir fe bdtte
Ser Batter pOlte iid erit bic &eble mi
einem MeKer ourdidneiben uno oant
nit benz 3opf an cine Wauer renr,er
uurbe aber beioe Wale bon 8eamtei
baran gebinoert, unb feben beio
@ltern iebt unter poliseili9er 8ewa4
una, INN 1ie an Selbfmorb su binbern
-<N<--
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
g q NJ # off oes
SIpcum!


New Oort, 2. Nug. Sin Sn=
fpettor, pelder cine nnteriu9un9 BEG
grcurfonsbampfers ,8rano &epublic"
anfielte, beri9tete beute Der Slocum=
Bunoes= GommiIiou, Gettungseirtel
unb Jeuerbetdmpfungs= apparate auf
Der ,@ranb &epublic" ieien tbatiddlid
tpertblos.
Ser Sampfer lit elm S9weftsr-S dif
bes v@eneralS locum" u. geb6rt sleid-
falls Der .2nidsrbodsr" -@eieli9aft.
Yerfdiebene 8eamte bieier @eieI=
i9aft fino anldbli9 bss SIocum=un=
sliids bsr3sit bon Der 8unbes- @ranb=
jurp ansstlast.
Ser Snfpettor ia9te Der @ommiiion,
tpsber gapitdri nod Wannf9aft bdtten
9euuBt, ME ia gu berbalten, als auf
Der @rano &epubIic cine 6euer= nebung
angeoronst puroe ; einise Der Geuerz
ipriBen barifen, als fic benz Waher-
orud ausseiebt waren ; aablrei4e &ets
tungssiirtel tausten ni4ts, man4e
ftammten nod aus Dem Sabre 1877 ;
bic Rettun9sboote batten 3erbro9ene
&uber unb dbnli9es mebr.
Sieie S~arfeQuns CAB Snipettor
Sooo, Der nit 2 anoern 8eamten 9e=
fern Die 8rano &epublic infpicirte, als
lie cine ibrer regelmdbisen paRasier.
Gabrten nod @Onep Sslano antreter
ponte.
Slocum=I n9etIa9te sur
8 tauge.
Iafien.
Rem Oorf, 2. Mus. Ollie Seam=
ten Der &nidsrbodsr Steamibip Co.,
ebenIo ME au1 bic 8unbes=Snipec=
loren, seasr pelde Die 8unoes=@ranb=
Surp anldbli9 oes Slocum-unsliids
antlassn erbob, wuroen beute sur
8irsi6aft 3uaelafen.
Die I~ngetlagten fno prdfoent
8arnabp, @apitdn 8an S9ait. Die
Snipettoren 2~unbbers uno Gleming
uno Mnbere.
Sie 8iirgidaft murbe in allen
Jdlen auf $4,000 aneeiebt; nur 8ar-
nabp mubte $40, 600 ftelen. Die an=
Hagen Iauten auf pfi9t. 8erna9=
ldifigung unb S6otuns. Sie prc-
cefe beginner faum Dor Spdtberbf.
esierungs b q
BEN 8iebb6en.
@bieago, 2 Musuft. SnipettOr
Carroll, @pecials gertreter beg 6an=
belss Departments, eridien beute Ha4s
miitas in ben giebb6fen our unteriu=
dung Der YerbdliniRe. Carroll iam=
melte bas 8epeismaterial fir bic Ge.
aierung, auf 8runb befen 8unbesri9=
ter @rObeup Dor 2 Sab,en einen @in=
baltsbefebl erIieb, Der ben bebeutenbe=
rem @rOBi9ld9tereien cine 8ereinigung
our Gefhteluns Der preiie BEL @intauf
bon 8ieb ober 8ertauf bon Gleii4
perbot.
Sic Wntpeisnbeit bes Snipeftors err
folste auf gsfebl bes 9anoelsoeparte-
mants, burd birefte 8erfigung beg
prdfioenten &Ooiebelt bsranlabt, mel
der f9 senaue I%uftldruns f9cfen
mill.
gntfi6rte 6 tretfbre9 r.
@bieaqo, 2. Nug. Sie Mgenten
Der @robi9ld9ter fieben bsute auf
G9pisristeiten, als fe Streit6re4er
mad ben 8isbb6fen bringen MOLTEN.
IL @rte9en aus Wtilpautee rHroen
unteripess bon StreiterpOffen absefan=
gen, nod benz @ewertidafts 6aupt=
quarter gebra9t unb bort iberreoet,
nidt our Nrbeit ansutreten.
Mebr Slid bate elm Specialsug NIT
AS mdnnliden unb tpeiblidsn Streit=
bre9ern, meift Nessrn unb Stalienern
sic purben erft ON ben Sboren Der
beridieoenen 6abrifen aus ben Wagen
selaRen. 3urs borber mareu 100
Streitbreder tuegen 11nbrau9barteii
entlaRen porhen ober ielbff 9egangen.
Sie @ingdnge an S4la4t=0ieb mos
rem beute iueientlid %gsringer, 5000
: l@xux n:~Sl &c AA0 @At,,,a ,,nS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

Seem Oort: .Bobic nod 2iberpoOl;
vNotteroam" nod &otteroam.
Qiberpool : .2afe Gbamplain" mad
Montreal; nSarOnia" nod 90.
ffpn bia Queenstown.
paffirt.
SeiQi: ,@raf @alberiee" bon Seem
Dort fur 9amburg pia Soper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
9emti6e @iHeni6aft.
Sternbnra's Mitwirfung an ben
Sefrsbungen Der Nortbweitern
unioeritlt.

~ Nn
Sped bon Sternburq, beutider 8ot=
i6affer, nabm bsute ben 0orfib Der be-
ratbenben 8eb6roe BET benz amerifani=
i9en Snfitut FIR sermanifiiGe Uihen-
an Der Nortbpeitern llniperfi=
tdt an. Sas Snfiitut wuroe ms
Seben gerufen, UNI on ben l%1niberfi-
uno iiberbaupt i'm 2anoe
peiteres uno tieferes Snterefie an
ben @rsebniKen Der oeuti9sn @ibili=
Spra9e, 2iteratur, @ei1i9ts,
Mltertbumstunbe, &unft unb Muff su
erpefen.
3u9leid be3wedt bas Snftitut, Die
ganoe 3miiden Seutidlano uno Nme=
rica auf gsiftisem uno practiidem @e=
biete enser gu idlingen.
MiIesberIiert eine
@attin n.
% # Point, 81. g., 2. Nug.
Grau Neiion U. Milss, bic Satin BEG
Generals, erlaa seftern @a@t einem
9er3leioen. sic beiu4te nsbf ibrem
8otten ibren Sobn, Der bier an Der
Militdr=N tabemie fuoirt.
Grau Miles, bic elm Nlter bon 81
Sabren erreidte. f9ien ssftern nod bel
gutter 8eiunbbsit. Ser General mar
CUR 3eit bes Sobes ni9t anpsienb.
81 @srm6gen gsftObten.
@biIIicotbe, Wo., 2. Mug.
Wdbreno &op SHERMAN, Nsent Der
Chicago, Milpaufee & ct. paul
8abn, in feinem Bureau fdlief, wedte
ibn Elm Wastirter unb ber!an9te, er
inle ben 3aKenidrant 6Hnen. Sber=
man bewegte fi& ettuas langiam, mos
rauf i'm Der &duber in's @efi9t fdoB.
Damn 6fnete Der Maent ben S9ranf,
Der &duber nabm sos, 600 in gaar
uno beri9mano. Sherman uirb se=
neien.
Ra9e s 3.
GbarIestorp n, W. 3d.. 2.
Mus. SEQ. %. @iaiams tpurbe beute
Nbeno zines uniittli9en Nnsrifs auf
2aura &anoba, Dor bier Wodsn be-
gangen, i9nloig befunben unb gum
SOB am @algen am 9. Sept. berur=
tbeilt. @r wiro morsen nod Wounos=
bile unter Milis= Gaub bsrbra9t, UNI
einen 2pn9morb gu psrbiten.
2eib an unb Der Sultan.
a bin9ton n. 2. Mus. Sc.
ianbter 9eiibma1 in gonfantinopel
tbsilte beute nit, Der Sultar> tuerhe
feline Qnttport auf bic Goroerunsen Der
ameritanif9en &egierang in elmer
Nuoien3 ON Sonnerftas ertbeilen. gs
mirb perlanst, baB bic Bera6tbei=
ligung amer. giirger Elm gnoe rimmt
unb baB bieie Die sleiden prioilegien
eenieben ME Btrger europdii9er Sea-
tipnen.
Notbf9rei Der 6innen.
81 etp Oort, 2. Nug. Ser fin=
niide National=B unb in Mmerifa srlieE
cine 6fentli9e grtldrung iiber Die Sal:
tung Sinnlanbs seseniiber &uBlanb.
NORM er iast: @s erfdien uns pfi9i
benz amerifaniI9en 0olf unb Der gan.
gen sefitteten Weit gu beri9ern, BAT
es feinen adtbaren Wann unb feline
adtbare Grau in SinnIano gibt, BIZ
fi9 ni9t in 8ersweifung iiber bic Ser.
ff6runs ibrer beilieffen menf9lider
uno biirgerli6en &e4te grdmen, iibe,
ben &uin ibrer @~rsiebunss= Nnfalier
unb bic 8erni6tlng ibres frieofertiser
Spitems Der @ibil : 8ertpaltung, ar
be1sn STEELE @edtloiisfeit unb SespO'
tismils getreten.
Wir uifen, baB bas finnii9e 8Ol'
trob aQer 3wanssmittel Die ruffiid'
Wilitdr-O roinan3 als unseieBli9 be-
tradtet. llnb tpenn man aud, mi
sesenpdrtig bic Nbidt, cine Art reprd'
ientatiber 20rperi9aft our9 8ewal
suiammenbringen iolte, um ale oiei'
&edtsbeugungen gu biaisen. 10 piri
man bas 8olf, 70 lanse bic ~gesenmdr'
| riuen 8erhGltuiffe anbQuerr. in feinel
The progressive farmer., 1904-07-19

The chairman of the State Anti
Saloon League reports that only 26
counties now have licensed liquor.
There are dispensaries in ten coun-
ties.
The Wilkes County bond cases
have been settled in the United
States Court in Greensboro; out Of
forty-four thousand dollars involved
the lawyers get forty thousand
Will Boon, a young white man
from Yancey County, shot and killed
himself in Buncombe County the
past week because he had committed
murder in Tennessee. He fell out
with his victim over one cent.
DIR. @. A. Alphonso Smith has de-
clined the Presidency of the Univer-
sity of Tennessee and will remain
in North Carolina. He is one of
our first scholars and orators, and
the State is to be congratulated on
his decision.
Eleven new rural free delivery
routes are ordered: four from Hen
dersonville, three from High Point.
two from Lexington, and one each
from Clinton and Tabor. The post
master here has received notice of
salary allowed every carrier IN the
State, ranging from 1882 to $72O, ac
cording to the length of the route.
One hundred and forty-feur get $720
each; 16O get $7O2; III get 1854; 102
get 1866; 6S get $648, and the re-
mainder ranging from $162 down
wards.
The progressive farmer., 1904-07-19
Last Weeks North Carolina Crop
Bulletin.

Considerable advancement has
been made in farm work, which is
generally well up. Threshing is
about over in the eastern and central
districts, but is still in full progress
in the western district, excepting
in the high attitudes. The yields
of both wheat and oats are salts
factory. Considerable work has been
done in sowing peas; some of the
early sown are already coming up
and look thrifty. Cotton, except
where damaged by hail, is a good
stand; the plant IS growing salts
factorily and is showing indications
for a good crop. Blooms are becom-
ing general, and are well filed. A
number of fields in the central coun-
ties are becoming weedy, owing to the
heavy rains within the past two
weeks, which made the ground too
wet for cultivation. There have
been no complaints of lice this week.
Corn is beginning to silk and tassel;
laying by is general, and the crop
is everywhere making a vigorous
growth. Tobacco topping is In full
progress; the plant is small, but con-
tinues to do we'll. Apples will be
good crop in the extreme western
part of the State, elsewhere the COM
plant of dropping from trees is gen
eral; other fruits will be plentiful.
Melons are beginning to ripen; the
quality, however, is slightly inferior.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway
announces the operation of a new
train between Hamlet and Whining
ton commencing the 10th of July, and
running daily. except Sunday.
This train will give Wilmington
people a chance to spend day in
Raleigh, and only be away from home
one day. 1t will also be convenient
schedule for people in Raleigh and
points on r. & A, and also to peo-
pie at Wilmington, and points on the
Carolina Central. This train will
carry a buffet parlor car between
Wilmington and Hamlet.
The progressive farmer., 1904-07-19
STATE NEWS
FROM cURR1TUcK TO CHEROKEE.


Will be held July ZSth.
About seven hundred teachers are
in attendance upon the Summer
School at the A. & M. College.
The first Parker club of the State
was organized at Wadesboro, at 10
o'clock Monday morning, July II.
The Republican leaders in Ra-
leigh declare positively that they will
elect two Congressman and probably
a third.
The American, the organ of the
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, is to appear in Raleigh on
August 1st.
During the first six months of its
existence the Raleigh dispensary has
paid to the city and county a divi-
dend of $2O,5OO.
Parties under indictment for
wrecking the First National Bank
of Asheville are on trial in the U.
S. District Court at Charlotte.
Capt. Chas F. Warren, a promi-
nent lawyer and former President of
the State Bar Association, died at
his home in Washington, Monday,
aged fifty-four years.
President Osborne, of the Keely
Institute, Greensboro, says that the
patrons of that institution are one
third less numerous than last year
due, he adds, to the spread of tenn
perance in North Carolina.
Governor Aycock commutes to life
imprisonment the sentence of the
Granville County negro, Arch Lips
combe, who killed Calvin Merritt be-
cause Merritt conjured Lipscombe's
wife.
1t is claimed upon good authority
that the Southern will begin double
tracking the main line between Char
lotte and DanvilIe by September 1st,
and that two forces will be put at
work
Raleigh Circle of Colonial Danes
has purchased the house here in
which President Andrew Johnson
was born. They will move it to
Pullen Park and fit it up as presiden-
tial museum.
State Auditor Dixon, an eX-Con-
federate soldier, has been invited to
speak at the reunion of the Grand
Army of the Republic in Boston Au-
gust 18th, and has accepted the in
vitation.
The Cape Fear River, near VIII
mington, claimed two victims the
past week, one being Capt. Jake
Highsmith and the other Forest, the
twelve-year-old son of Policeman Eli
r. Chadwick.
Jack Miller colored, was arrested
at Lexington, Saturday, the 9th.
charged with attempted criminal as
sault on Carrie Williams, a little
white girl, aged eleven years. The
naoro Knocked his victim down, and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10
As TO KANSAS.
Her Pastls But The Beginning. Her
Future The Zenith.

Kansas furnishes preachers for
New York pulpits. actors for her
stage, fnanciers for her Wall Street,
statesmen for Washington, officers
and men for the army and navy, and
writer's for the world of letters
Kansas furnished the man who first
scaled the walls of Pekin, the man
who swan the Bagbag river, and the
man who captured Aguinaldo. Kan
sas is the center of the Union. Her
history is written in capitals and
punctuated with exclamation points.
Her adjectives are superlatives, and
her facts would be hyperbole in other
states. AS the glittering domes and
minarets, the statues and colonades,
the towers and pinnacles of the
Worlds Fair, which are made from
the product of her gypsum quarries,
exceed in splendor all that has gone
before, SO Kansas exceeds her sister
states, aud yet her past IS but the be-
ginning Farmer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10
Not Him. The Other Fellow.

AS rule the man who gets filed
up on bug juice, thinks he is sober
and every one else full, and yester-
days crowd at Ellinwood was no
exception. One exceptionally well
known gentleman from here, was
calling on a number of the boys to
witness the fact that certain ones only
were full, but could get no sympathy
from them. The facts as related by
several who were there, are that the
man who tried to make out that the
others were full, was In the company
of certain well known proprietor OF
liquid refreshments about all dav,
shaking hands with him every few
minutes, patting him on the shoulder,
tickling him under the chin, and other
nonsensical maneuvers, and then to
cap the climax had to be carried off
the train at Great Bend and sent
home in a hack. Now those are
facts that can be substantiated, and
then he tries to make believe others
were in that condition. We won't
give his name, just yet.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Among those from Ellinwood and
vicinity who attended the Knight
Templar meeting last night we noticed
7. H. Torrance, J. L. Ruddick, wife
and daughter, Miss Kathleen Grant,
Joe Koelsch, Jake Koelsch, Christ
and Siegel Book, Frank Redfeld,
and Martin Sessler.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

We have a kick coming against the
weather clerk on his rain schedule
for this part of Kansas. Every Thurs
day now for the past month or more,
he has sent rain and cloudy. day.
just at the time when it is most i'm
portant that we have a bright, sun
shiny day-as on.that day We get out
our big weekly:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

A man, with his wife and three
children, boarded the Mo. P. at indie
pendence, Mo-, bound for Great Bend.
When few miles this side of Council
Grove, the family was increased by
one-and the train rolled on. Arriv-
ing at Great Beud Tuesday the
family with the mother and young
babe on cot, was taken to the
Morrison house, and are cared for by
the county officials. The man had
but So cents in his pocketwhen arriv-
ing here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Among those injured in the Victor,
Colorado blow up, we noticed the
name of Henry Haag, former
McCracken boy, who some years ago
attended school here, and married
Villa Adams. Also the name of J. A.
BROKER, brother of Chas. BROKER,
and former resident of this city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10
Geo. Clark has returned from
Macksuille, and xiii again locate here.
as soon as he can find house to rent.

A south side faamer makes the sug-
gestion that, as the river bridge has
been just newly painted, the commits
sioners should make an order pfohib-
itine the DETACHMENT of the bridge by
signs, etc. He says not one man in
a thousand is influenced by line
painted on such plans, and that it
spoils the looks of the bridge. :.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

A series of meetings will begin at
the Christian church, Tuesday even
ing, June IA. conducted by Rev.
Kellums of Bell, Missouri. Every
one is cordially invited to attend
these meetings. Rev. Kelluns will
be assisted by Mr.. Schaeffer who
will have charge of the song services.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

It was Missouri man who quoted
scripture to his wife showing that
household duties should be performed
by the women. The good woman
astonished him by reading II Kings
21:13; 81 will wipe out Jerusalem as
a man wipeth dish, wiping it and
turning it upside down." The hus-
band has wiped the dishes ever since.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

The excellent music furnished by
the Epperson band at Ellinwood on
convention day was a godsend be-
tween drinks-between sessions we
mean. And, by-the-way, the Elm
wood band is now most proficient
aggregation of musical talent and
favored the crowds with some good
music.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Mrs. C. S. Treat of White Oaks,
N. M, a daughter of C. Q. New
combe, came in Monday evening for
visit with her parents and brothers.
She is accompanied by her daughter,
and this is her first visit home in ten
wears
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Joe Cooke says the post office
appointments in this county don't suit
the DEMOCRAT. We admit the
charge. And as longas there are men
who have earned the jobs ignored,
and some other small calibers appoint
ed, as has been done in some cases
this county, the appointments will not
suit.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

H. E Rindheisch State Organizer
for the American Society of Equity
will speak at the Park Stand on June
IL, at o'clock p. M, on the subject
"What hurts the farmers, and the
remedy for it, All invitedto attend.
F. P. SHAFFER, Pres. of Local No. 1.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

This Office was favored today by a
visit from Mr.. Percy Evans, local
editor of the Chilllicothe, Mo. Tribune.
Mr.. Evans is here to write up central
and western Kansas for his paper,
and in the interests of the Bazel J.
Meek Land Co., of Chillicothe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

. Man measures us by our mistakes.
God measures us 8 by our motives.
The God measure is standard, while
the man measure is toooften stretched
or contracted to suit the ends of the
meaSurer. 9 @
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10
Announcement.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for. the Office oof Probate
Judge of Barton County, subject to
the decision of the convention of the
fusion forces of Barton County.
Ed HEATH, Homestead Township
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Between the two banker candidates
ttae farmer candidate was lost in the
republican senatorial convention.
They will want him when voting is to
be done and delegates are wanted,
but not when be wants a nomination
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

yoe Walter has been bringing Stat
ford delegations to conventions for
many years, and now, instead of get
ting his reward, he has to supply the
second generation. When will his
time come? 8
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Q Mrs. D. N. Simmons of Garnett is
IN the city on a visit to her son
Charles. o9
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

e The old soldier candidate was
requested to take a back seat at the
republican senatorial convention. =.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

The Japs ought to be able to travel
over the Manchurian railroads; they
are said to hold passes to most of
them.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Miss Ora Galloway and Miss Mary
Giles of Larned, are visiting the fami-
lies of Fred Newcombe and Ben
Giles.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

: Help the Y. III. P. c. by patroniz-
ing their lecture next week Thursday.
THE American Boy. A good sub
ject, admission only so cents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

It's guaranteed if you get it at
Lundblade & Bolinger's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

r E. Mauler and Tracy Reidel,
both of Olmitz, have been licensed to
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Miss Elma Soderstrom and Miss
Cora McCauiey of Hoisington were
visiting friends here Wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Master Frank Baldwin of Hutchin-
son, has been in the city few days
on visit with his uncle.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10
marry.

Father Weikman, Franz Robl,
Jr., and Joe Kimpler were up from
the ST. Peters neighborhood Wednes-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Header canvas, tacks, belts etc,
at Lundblade & Bolinger's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Don't tell US these continued rains
will rust the wheat. It's no such
thing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Henry Fruit is making improve
ments on his farm by building new
barn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

Mrs. Chas. McFadden has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Missouri.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-10

]. w. Soderstrom was in Hoising-
ton Wednesday evening on business.