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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-20
NO DOUBTS AS TO
Paul JONES.
GENERAL PORTER POSI-
TIVE IDEN-
LITIGATION.
The Body Wonderfully Preserv-
ed So Long After Death--The
Developments Following
Discovery Showed a
Succession of Ex-
tremely Grati-
flying Sur
priSeS.

New York, July 13.-General
Horace Porter, looking hale and
hearty as if the sea voyage had
agreed with him Immensely, and
feeling much pleased at the success.
full Identification of Paul Jones
body and the ceremonies of the trans.
fer to the United States authorities,
arrived to-day by sthe Deutschland.
He drove with his son, Clarence, to
the latter's residence, 573 Fifth Ave
nue.. He will remain there for q
month and will not open his own
house until the middle of SEP
TENDER.
"The various developments in the
Identification of Paul Jones' body"
General Porter said, "formed d sue
cession of extremely gratifying sur
prises. I was positive from the To-
cation that the body must be that of
Baul Jones, but | was not prepared
for the remarkable accuracy with
which our discoveries compofted
with the historical records of his
sickness and death.
"Mpst wonderful of all was the
autopsy performed by Surgeon gell-
eral DR.. Captain with the assistance
of other anthropologists. 1t disclosed
a fbrous tissue where the left lung
had been affected, confirming our
kn"wJedge that Jones suffered from
bronchial pneumonia. The viscera
are in erfect preservation and there
were shown all the symptoms ot
lropsy, a disease that we knew he
had, and mCst s~trikingly of all, the
symptoms of nephritis, the disease
f ON which he died. That these
symptoms shauld be so marked, or
indeed marked at all, in a body from
which life had passed 113 years be-
fore was nothing short of amazing.
81 was also amazed when on
Opening the casket and removing the
linen winding sheet, which by the
way, was in excellent preservation,
10 observe how closely the counten-
ance comported with the bust by
Houdon, which the anthropologi5ts
lad to guide them. The face was a
DIT shrunken over the cheek bones,
put in no spot did the measurements
If the body differ from those of the
mask by over two millimeters. The
resemblance was perfect, 3 even to
he disfgured lobe of the left ear"
General Porter said he had work.
ID for six pears in the endavor to To-
ate and identify the body, but re-
used to say how great an expense
le had been put to.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-20

Real Estate!

The safest investment fr your money is well bought real
estate, IN and around Gotlsbcro, the best town III the State.
When you have a house ard iot 10 i've Ia and a farm where you
can raise tobacco, cotton, corn, ETC., the price of cotton cannot
affect you a great deal While I want to sell real estate for you,
/ would advise you not to sell unless you can get a fair price for
same, as real estate, instead of declining, is advancing.
1904 has been a Red Letter year with me for which thank
all my customers. Since entering into the Real Estate business
I have made 541 sales, aggregating 1866, 900. I have few bar
gains in Real Estate. I will take charge Of any property fo1
rent in or near the city. I have a special collector. IF you wiaf
to buy, sell or rent, see The Hustler.
Cd. /. EDMUNDSON,
'ofaaa hours Ia. Or phone $50 and $40
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FeIndIe GOlIe0e.

Splendid location. Health resort. Over 200 boarding pu-
pills last year. High grade of work. High standard of culture
and social life. Conservatory advantages in Music. Advanced
courses in Art and Execution. Hot water heat. Electric liobta
and other modern improvements.
hemarkable health rosord; only one death among pupils in
% years; close personal attention to the health and social de-.
yelopment OF every pupil; high standard Of scholarship: all mn
dress alike on all public occasions. Charges very low,
24tll Annual Session will begin Sept. 13th. 1905, For cata.
REV. j. M. RHODES, A, N.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-20

HWhere is Arcady?" Ans: More
head City and Beaufort, n. c.! The
most attractive seashore resort of the
south; close to home and reached in
a few hours in Pullman and Parlor
Cars viaSouthern Ry., Atlantic B. r.
Low summer Tourist Rates from all
coupon stations and still lower
Week End rates from adjacent
coupon stations. Atlantic Hotel,
Morehead City, unsurpassed in the
south. Best of fare, fine fishing rest
aud quietude. Surebathing une-
qualled.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-20

TFaster Rrownrigg Deweyl head
AZ quarters for, and would like to
supply your home with Carbanatod
Pepsi-Cala. Pat up in bottles, 6 cts.
each. A hoalthful, ~paiatabie and re-
freshing beverage, just as you get 1t
rom the fountain. 1t has valuable
medicinal qualities and no neTnieioa>
ones. Young and old are fond Of it.
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$1,000 REWARD
Ii offered as q guarantee that naiahav
DE-. Plsrcs'e Favorihs Presastlaa
DR.. Pierce.s ee,aen msd,zsg n-,ssovses

nor
DT. PseFce's ge.aen Msdfzag Discovery
contains alcohol, opium, or n hsrr.fsa
drng. Any oIte publishing false eeAa-
hlehts c~of1essning their ~ingredients VII
% prosecuted. Doctor pierce'e Fn-sf4g
Remedies are compounds OF n1edici1aE
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when they are recommended. They are
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They are medicines not beverages, mad
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Golden Medical Discovery y regulates
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and cures dyspepsia. purifes the blood
anQ ton % up the system generally.
~"Eavorfto Prescription" cures female
weakness. Irregularities, exhaustiug
aralns, painful periods and kindred nil-
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SUBSTITUTE Tor these medicines, each OF
which has a record of marvellous cures.
SUBSTITUTION means s~elishness on the
part OF the dealer who is looking for the
greater profit on an inferior article.
sOur daughter who was attending college
to try DE- Plarce's FaToritues P psse Iio5tssS
Grand Kapids. Mich. W aid 50 and th sS.
you advised us to get he Golden Medical
the Prescription ana three Of the GoY7sn
medical discovery. and Won never saw suoh
2 Change n a person. She said she did a9t
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recomnend pr. PieFce's medicines to every
daughtsrs who suffer from nervous troubles
20 ars "; PteIce.s F. yorite Prescription &C
once l am sure It VIII help them"
$4,000 q qEe PSo aMAg I'm in copies Of
Medical Adviser. a book that sold to the ay~
years ago. at s1.50 per copy. &c.
s se;q boa Worth ISL s. ths s , i%n inv
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~ ~

A liquid psepar ~tion for sore,
tired, @ching, i isGerad, itching,
burning OF lsmeIilng feet.
Sold III GoIdsoJr3 ana GUAR
ANIHED oy ALL DRUGGISTS.
"NOrI4EH Is the name. It's
LIQUID. J st asa for NOTICE.
ma ON04HAM PAPER, Wedding
la Inv.uanoos, N.5,uiHg C~faa,
lisurcA Gaids, EstsraFet any style,
Ial! aou see saMpIao.
ia \. Rt4Ex1t, JeEReier.
s~oneih3ng new IN Muttings at
AuQre y. 4 WaudeII @urniGure Co.'s
new store.
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PROGRAMME
Of the Brogden Township Sun
day School Convention to
be Held at Providence
Church, Thursday,
July 27the

SSASty
July 27ths
The following programme will be
carried out at the Sunday School
Convention to be held at Providence
Church, 6 miles west of Goldsboro,
Thursday, July q:
MORNING.
10 90 Song Service.
10 20 Devotional Period, by Rev.
B. F. DeLoaeh.
10 80 Address of w elcome by Ed
ward Mitchell.
10 35 Exercise by Providence Sun
day School.
10 80 Address by Geo. w. Parker,
On some things that can be
done to increase the interest
in Sunday school work among
young and old.
IL 10 Exercise by Neuse Sunday
school.
II % Address by Rev. E. w. Davis,
Presiding Elder of the Colds
boro district. Subject, The
Honor and Profit of the Sun
day school work to society,
church aud the workers.
y 90 Appointment of Committees.
II 06 Collection and adjournment
for dinner.
AFTERNOON.
2 90 Song Service.
2 10 Exercise by Woodland Sun
day School.
Address by Rev. w. F. Fry.
2 45 Exercise by Oakdaie Sunday
school,
3 90 Address by Rev. B. F. DeLoach.
Subject, How can teachers
build up and hold an interest
in their claSsas2
$40 Exercise by Brogden Sunday
school.
3 35 Reports from Committees ON
statistics an ! other reports.
3 As General remarks on Sunday
School Work. Adjournment.
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Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
Disease relieved in six hours by
."NEw GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" Il is o great surprise on ac-
count OF it's exceeding promptness
in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys
and back, in male or female. Re
lieVes retention of water almost ina-
~mediately. IL you want quick relief
and cure this is the remedy, Sold
by ~. q. Robinson & Bro. druggists,
.aoldsboro. N. G..
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Executors Notice.

HAVING. qualified as Executor on the
estate 81 Penninsh Bar e.. deceased, this
Is TO notifg sil persons holding claims against
aid essase to present said clat1n : for payment
on erhDefoIe the I4sh day OF July 1915. or
this notice val bs pleaded III bar Of their
recovery. and notice Is hereby given 10 slI
persons4udebte to said estate To make I'm me-
dtate payment.
This she lash day OF July 1905
j., T.AYCQCK. RI.
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Ir. !. Il. Johnson
e See upstairs u Borden bzii1ir
f tha HaaF ~ ETz
NOTICE OF6UMMO Ms.
North Carolina, Wayne Couuty,
GoidsbQro Township.
H. j. Pope vs. M. j. Loftin.

IL. j. Pope vs. M. j.. LOftln.
The defendant abeve named will
take notice that a summons in the
above entitled action was is@ued b,
the defendant on June 10, 1905 by
Hugh Humphrey }. f., Il astlce Vi
the poaca IF Wayne county, N. C.,
for the snne of $lo1.57, due said plain
tiff By c ut. " l:cA Summons is
re nrnable before said justice 1T his
tffiae IN The city of Goldsboro July
I2h, 1906, SAID summons was return
ed by E. a. stevens, sheriff OF
Wayne county that said defendant
is not 10 DE f0una Ia this county.
The said defendant is hereby notified
to appear before the undersigned at
tie time and place above mentioned
and ansWeror demuF to thecompIaint
or relief demanded will be granted.
Hugh Humphrey, J. P.
June il, 1905.
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z SF-Someuhere on the street a
3 small ladies gold watch, Denbef
Hatnpden case, with Molly Stlrk
movement and also has a picturo il
the back. Tne tind8r will De suit
ably rewarded By returning same to
this of1Ce.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-20

ANY young lady who desires work
in her community with which to
make some money 70 help defray
her expenses at College may inquire
at this office.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-20

Robinson's Liver Regulator cures
00uatipatien-l0c. only.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

Mr.. Dierks and Sam Schultz,
are shopping in the county seat.
Louis Damn and family were
shopping in the county seat this
morning.
E. E. Epperson was killing some
fine porkers the other day.
Mrs. VIM. Murphy is visiting
in the county seat for few days.
The Rhue Bros. are keeping
three teams busy in the corn field.
Turkeys and chicken thieves
seem to be making this neighbor-
hood their headquarters.
Joe Gandolph is talking of tax
ing a trip to the Hot Springs with
Mr.. Strobe.
John WEIGH was in the county
seat after some plastering material
Thursday.
Frank Kern, Jr. drove to the
county seat this morning.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
PAWNEE ROCK.
From The Herald, Dec. 7.

from Inc Herald, Dec. T.
W. G. June moved into his new
residence last week.
Robert Miller has purchased a
couple lots east of w. C. June's
residence and will soon build on
them.
Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will give a
bazaar Dec. 23rd at F. P. Hall.
Dinner Is cents. Supper 20 cents.
The front room over the bank
is being partitioned off into three
rooms. DR.. Gardner will occupy
one room as a dental parlor and
DR.. Lawrence will occupy another.
The third room will be used as a
reception for the two.
4 beautiful wedding took place
at the home of John D. Storm0nt
the Presbyterian Minister in this
city on Wednesday Nov. 29th
when Frank r. Smith of Pawnee
Rock, Kansas and Miss Sadie
Wiseman of Wright Kansas. where
united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet
Friday evening", December 18th.
All members are requested to be
present. Refreshments will be
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
WHAT KANSAS HAS.
Governor HOCh's EuICgy Of Her
Men.

Kansas was fashioned in a
heroic mold and its life has always
been intense. In the battle of
ideas as well as the battle of bull
lets, Kansas has ever been far out
on the firing line. Kansas is
neither Eastern nor Western,
Northern nor Southern; it is the
Central state, the hub of the
Union.
1t is the rich juicy meat in the
national sandwich.
There is nothing the matter
with Kansas materially"
But the real greatness of a
state is not measured by its geo.
graphical location, by its terri
tOrial extent, or by its material
resources. The real greatness of
a state is measured by tie charac-
ter of its people"
Kansas could make the same
proud boast made once by a citizen
7 of Maine that we raise men here.
Men whom the lust of Office
does not kill;
Men whom the spoiIs of Office
can not buy;
Men who possess opinions and
a will;
Men who have honor men
who will not lie;
Men who can stand before a
,deDagogue;
And down his treacherous
flateries without winking;
Tall men sun-crowned, who
live above the fog. In public duty
and in private thinking"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
HOISINGTON.
From The Dispatch, Dec. I.

From The Dispatch, Dec.7.
A boy was born to Otto Wymore
and wife last Friday.
A boy was born to Walter Tin
dali and wife Tuesday.
Claude Kackley, of Kansas
City has been visiting his broher,
Homer the past week.
Miss YuIa Tindall and the
Misses Goodwin returned to
Bethany college Monday morning.
Roy Cline was knocked uncon-
scious by a collision while skat-
ing Monday night and a couple of
ribs torn loose.
Mrs. G. w. Heltmes left Tues
day night for Terre Haute, Ind.
to attend her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Slaughter's funeral. Mrs Slaugh
ter was Is years old.
The revival MEETINGS at the U.
B. church still continue with gooC
interest. The rest of this week
and next week there is going tC
be some very important subject;
discussed.
Brakeman Harry Madden haC
his feet hurt, one pretty badly
at La Crosse one night last weel
by getting them caught beweer
the step of the engine and the de
pot platform.
A foreigner named Zimmerman
was crushed through the hips by
being caught between TIVE
engines at the round house Tues
day night. He is badly hurt ant
will be sent to the hospital.
Henry Miller and Miss Susi,
Daubet of Russell county, wer
married at the German Presby
terrain church Sunday morning
A big dance with all the trim
mings was given at John Millers'
father of the groom Sunday night
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
Spraying is the Thing
PRICE sANNc POWDER CO.
CHICAGO. D..

Professor Popenoe says that
spraying will increase the yield Of
sound apples 200 per cent. This
was demonstrated at Manhattan on
Winesap trees. In an. experimental
, patch part of the trees we're
sprayed and a portion went I'M
protected. OF each 100 bushels
of fruit on the trees the. unpro-
tected trees produced 25 bushels
of marketable fruit. OF each 100
bushels on the trees that had been
sprayed Is bushels were market
able. 1t does not take long with
these figures to demonstrate that
spraying pays.
The spray is of an arsenical
compound mixed in water and
mixed with the bordeaux mixture.
The bordeaux mixture is composed
of blue Yitrol and lime. This spray
is to cure scab, dry rot, and the
,cOddling moth.
The first time spraying should
be done is just before the apple
blooms. Then let it set till after
the bloom falls and the little apples
have begun to set. DO not spray
while the treesa are in bloom, said
Professor Popenoe. . 1t will kill
your apple crop by killing the
Stamen in the bloom which is the
vital part of the flower, throgh
which the fruit is fortified, made
to grow. Spray the second time
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
Notice.

To the members of the Mutual
Farmers Insurance Company of
the German-American Farmers
Association of Barton County,
Kansas: The 10th annual meeting
will be held at the Manglesdorf
opera house, in Ellinwood, on Sat
urday, Jan. 10, 1906, at one
o'clock sharp. Members Of the
organization are invited to be
present.
A. Voigt, President.
A. Janke. Secretary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15

served. At their last meeting, the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: P. Chef Mrs.
Christene Willis; NJ. f. Chef,
Capitola Williams; f. Senior
Eva McDougal; E. Junior, Erma,
Smith; Manager, Dora Radcliffe;
NJ. of r. and G. Ella Foster; NJ.
of +. Opal Cooper; Protector,
Mrs. Payton; Guard, Pearl Houdy-
shell.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15

just after the bloom falls. Spray
agin in ten days. Spray the
fourth time in ten days more.
After this, let them rest till
perhaps some time in June. By
this time the worms that are not
poisoned by the spray when they
try to eat into the small apples
will be ready to leave the trees.
The most of them go down by
way of the trunks. On the trunk
tack piece of carpet paper, or
some similar substance, as band.
The worms reaching this will
congregate under it and spin CO.
coons, preparatory to coming out
as moths. 1t takes them fourteen
days to produce moths. Every
few day, always less than each
fourteen days the orchardist is to
go around, take off the bands,
burn the worms and cocoons &C
cumulated on the band, and then
put the bands on again, keeping
up the process till the worms cease
to crawl. These bands will thus
kill 8 per cent of the worms of
the entire season, or save eight
bushels per hundred in addition
to those saved by spraying.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15

Jake Thule was up from Elm
wood Friday, and favored this
Office with a call. He said he had
had the pleasure of telling "one
of the west end commissioners that
Comanche and Lakin township
would stay with 'em on the bridge
matter until high water froze over
and then some"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
Three Good BARGAINS.

100 acres Of good grass and alfalfa
land, all fenced, within 5 miles Of
town, for $3.50 per acre.
leo acres-12O in wheat, G goes
with land), 10 acres in alfalfai all
forced; well improved; within | mile
Of Hoisicg.ou. At $4,000.
Agood residence in Great Bend.
Any or all for sale at bargain il
taken soon. Enquire Of
". A. BoLINeER, Great Bend.
|. A. Speck of 0lmitz was over
Saturday on bumsineSS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
CLiFLlN.

From The CLARION, December.
John Dunn has sold his four lots
on Main Street south of the Chris
tian church to Frank Zorn for
S65O.0O.
John Moran died on Friday
morning December 1st at 4 o'clock
a. m. after an illness of only a few
days.
Time rights everything: Con-
greSs is in, session again, and the
local yeIper who hollered the loud
est for the lucky man will be the
recipient of the largest bunch of
stale garden seeds.
There is only one trouble with
the young man or woman who
claims the world owes them a liv-
ing-they are generally too lazy
to collect what is coming to them.
Last week J. A. Watson receiv-
ed a letter from lady who now
lives in Oklahoma, which stated
that the writer at one time while
in her sinful life had stolen a
ladies belt from his store, and
that as she had now gotten religion,
she enclosed 80 cents, the price of
the belt to make good the past
wrong and to get right in the sight
of God.
The city council met Tuesday
evening to transact the regular
monthly grist of business, which
was the lightest for many months
there being only two bills against
the city, those of the marshal and
clerk. A footing of the clerk S
and treaSurer's books showed a net
balance in the treasurers' hands OF
S5S7.92 at close of business or
December 9Th with no outstanding
accounts.
! At the last meeting of the local
camp, Modern Woodmen which
was held last Friday evening. il
was decided to choose up sides anC
have friendly contest for new
members. The contest is to last
until the last day of December,
the loosing side is to furnish a
fine banquet to all members anC
their families. Already something
like two dozen new applications
for membership have been writ.
| ten.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
TIE Editors Mistake.

We hev been going gait lately
thet hes sort of made us: almost
pause an asst ourself where we was
goin' ter fetch up at. ANY OF
kind of bottle looks good ter 10,
an tn other day when we was
tryin' ter work Alkali's. new
beauty doctor fer a al an she left
tn Office fer a minute VIC swiped a
prOmisin' lOokin' bottle we scent
here an mingled with its contents
it didn't have no effect right
then ceptin' ter make us feel
kinder pleasant an aIloverish, but
In a day or two we started ter
feelin' a ticklin' sensation in. our
midst an the feelin' growed an
growed till it got so we couldn't
do nothin' fer laffln'-we'd wake
up a-lafin' an daytimes we most
LATED ourf DOL self to death, an
we f finally had ter go'..round ter
tn beauty doc and asst her what
was in that bolt, an then we
found thet we had drinked a pint
O. hair grower and FIN the way
we'd been tickled we recon we
must hev ben as full O. hair as a
mattress. She said tn on'y thing.
fer us ter do was ter take a drink
o. depilla tory an we done it,
sence which time We ben coughin'
up wads O. hair bigger'n baseballs,
till now we don't feel licked none
and we don't reckon we've got
no more hair in our midst than
John Rockefeller has got on his
head: twas an interestin' ex-
perience b ut we're sort O. wond-
erin what we're goin' up agin
next. -()akdale Timoo
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
Wheat Being Held.

The Cincinnati Price Current,
of Dec. 9Th, says:
Growing wheat and live stock
are meeting winter condition.:
fsvorably. The grain move
ment is moderate. The Western
feeding demand for corn has been
reduced. Supplies of oats are
liberal. There is an inclination to
hold wheat and a shortage of cars
for shipment. Packing Of hogs at
the leading centers last week was
600. 900 head. against us, 900 head
a year ago. The packing record
since November 1 is2,s55. GOO
hogs, against 1855, 900 a year
ago."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15

The jury in the case Of State
VS. Carroll on Thursday afternoon
returned a verdict OF not guilty. "
Carroll is the man charged with
picking a pocket, at the fair
grounds.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15

WANTED-White girl for gen.
eral house work in small family.
Will pay 500 for girl. Inquire
at this Office.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
Blk :SsSI1l' Fl;

NOTE. Limitation baking powders are low
er 10 price. but they are mostly
made from alum and are injur-
ious to health when taken In food.