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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12
GIVEN LONG SENTENCE.
slayer ~ sEr. ansi Mr.. Evls~ sem.
ts-nexsa ga 9D YEAR.

Dallas Tex Aug 14-fhp jury
81 aeon yesterday brought la a vHT-
alss Il guilty and assessed ire pun
iahmaut # James Jones At - years
la tha nengtentsary for he Alil8aE If
IT, n LFies and wite
All parties we're among tbm MaaEthtr
@sa ard mnst prominent farmers fm
Dallas euumfv Thm esime ana trial
erease8 th@ heen@sx interest
Tsnaa kll1ed T.yies nscaasa ef tn
flnaaxgss WITH bis site COVERING .
aeF4ssz IS Ten years
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

. . . . e . . 80 y .
Joe G. Thompson of Dallas was in
the city today.
John Criddle has gone to Mineral
Wells for few days.
Miss Scotia Jacks left this morn
ing for Vernon to visit relatives.
Rev ]. N. Ivy has returned from
an extended visit to the plains coun-
try.
Mrs. Clemmie Matkin and children
of Ennis are visiting relatives in the
city.
c. D. Pickett, Jr., returned last
night from a two weeks visit to
Galveston.
Mrs. j. A. c. Kemble and children
returned this morning from a visit
to Houston.
Assistant County Attorney C. F.
/ Winn will leave tomorrow on a visit
to East Texas.
Mrs G. w Hardy and two chill
dren of Beaumont are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. T Gulick
Mrs w. J. VIM md daughter,
Miss Maggie, went to Wyatt this
! morning to visit friends,
DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Watson left
this morning on a trip to Colorado
Springs, Portland and California.
Judge H c. Ferguson arrived in
the city last night from Lubbock 10
visit the family of his son, DR. w.
b. Ferguson.
Mrs. K. d, McCombs and little
daughter went to Lancaster this
morning to attend the annual re-
union of the Parks family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12
To tGuy Mine

ESQ pacO. TeS.. AHN l&-8aut
Gillette. erstWhle cattle pluuwer. and
nuw millionaire aa s result Of su.
Heror mining Investments in Mexico
arrived at El rasu yesterday with a
speelal car full uf southern and
EaHlsrn gamlalHie
Ne ARE making fhs Journey o.
8axt8 wlfa 03HW af baHng The
Ln# Muu1s mine said he un~ vi
tsv hN#t prnd8een tm fMe Parrat
District
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12

Hon r J. Cole returned last night
from trip to Terrell He said the
Texas and Pacific train on which he
rode 10 Dallas was loaded down with
people fleeing from New Orleans Nj.
Cole said the train was composed OF
several coaches and all We're crowded
A trainman told him that all trains
from New Orleans were bringing peo-
pie away by the hundreds.
A great many who are leaving
New Orleans enter Texas at Denison
and it is believed that Il quarantine
will be established there today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12
In,..slanll.... ! .,snnlrsr.l

San Diego CAL Aaw &4 rhe
eaagt ~ inquiry lu fhs bennington
ass Ter has completed rs iuYesEiga-
8n and the memH hers ssll aow ars-
pare rh~gr report rass siil be pre-
ssnfeA Ia Admiral nFnaHriek when
ultimately w - maAs puhisc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12

SUNDAY school a.5n a. "a.
Preaching IN "a. m.. and $50 g.
90 bg The pastor.
Eeague 9 90 D.. m.
Junior League 81 m
A cordial invitation IS extended
fu att ~ ri ATHENS. Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12
PULPIT AND PEW.
Places Where Religions Service WIN
he Held in the City Tomorrow.

Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Sunday school 9sA6.
Preaching al a. a. m sah5ect
Philip and the Eunuch.
Preaching $50. subjeet. ~GihaZl
or The Lepr0sy of sin.
ConRragat ions whose pastors are
out OF town are cordially Invited 10
worship with ua
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12

There are more deaths directly
due to weak lungs than to all
other diseases combined. They are
humanity's weak spot-the breeding
place OF consumption, When the
slightest symptom of trouble is felt
ia the lungs you should begin the
asa Of Dr. Boschee's German Syrup
at once = II Is made especially to
soorne, heal and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes. German
syrup is a ueyer-failing remedy for
consumption. Trial bottle 25 cents
Big bottle Use 3. W. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12

Low rates to san Francisco. Los
Angeles and Portland For further
particulars ask Katy agent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12

c e McElroy. who has had charge
of The prescription department of the
Oriental Drug Store several weeks.
will leave tonight for Galveston 90
accept e position with a drug firm 81
that City q = Head of Alyaradn,
graduate iB pharmacy haas arrived
In the clty 10 take Nr HcEIroy's
place at the Oriental
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-12

We will sell you carpets. nattings
and shades cheaper than anybody and
can show you a larger variety Of pat
terms Come 10 see VIZ and we can
convince YOU that this is fact.
Spalding a. Mccartney III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

Den einfaacnren Sonnenglnit ifii.
seno, Den @eg nah Ct. Sermori,
binunterla1. 2iesl mar beute heiicr
gefleibet ais ionit, %offenbor Dem SSelt.
tage 81 9Dren. Selbit ibr @eiid,t
id)ien Dellte friidsr, irlo rpie ieBt ole
6lutb Der Ibenoiome lie umipiclie.
ibr ouniclbrs unes Saar pergoloenD
uno ibre bon einem leid)ten Braun
iiberflogencl @onget bebeno, mobte
lie fei1esmegs einen ungiinltisen
@in6rlid.
Sic mollte lid eben in Ons Sunere
oes S1usd;ens 5uriid5teben, oa en-
idol aus Dem gsgeniiberliegenoeit
0e6iiid,e elm fnr5er, beler Yfiff. @ie
5itr Mntlport patitte oas @eib ols-
bolo IN Die &anOe uno alf oieies Sci.
den bin itieg elm Wonn ans Dem
Gidiht. 3aper mars. gr elite
aui OaS &onsd,en 81 unb 500 9iesl
NIT lid in Die ounfelnoe S~Qusf(ur.
.Seiias! @ia idnuit oenn 1u
aus?" rief lie errtiest uto id]lllg Die
Sdnoe 5niommen. o@as is oe1l
~g'id)sbg'n?"
0Was miro 0enn g'id,abg'n iei'?
8'rauit bab'n ma beim @irtb uno
o. bat mir Der @nusfned,t pane iiber
8 Naf'n g'miift@. perieste er nit
einem rioermartigen alange Ger
Gimme.
Ger bat ii ido' 5ltag'rif't",
lagte Siesl. umionit oel, 8ioeruiaen
5u perminEen iufeno, Der lie beim
Anblif Oieies @eiif)tes ilberfam. Ser
Sieb mubte nit elmer fitrftboran @e-
malt gefiibrt lpor0en iein, benn Dos
Naienbein par ,5eruuetift un0 Die
Gaie lelbIt 5u einem bllitigen, blnu.
id]mar5en alumpen pcrmonoelI. I'm
Die @nt5unoung uitD CEN Sd}merS St
o1mpfen, preBte Der Germunoete elm
naiies Soifentud auf Die perleste
SteQe, nobel er interchangeable
balo mimmerte, bal0 fIud,te.
.Gs Ger Srieol not boamfemma
MOP" fragte er. .&oobt, Del Sua
bot a. e'rauft."
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oobei g'men9" mad)te 2iasl nit elmer
geniifen 9cflommenbeit Der
Stimme.
So. unb mi iinb N Sriebl
iuaG'n b'Sfanoarm, bob / g'bort.
$50 Sci @na iteft, pooB / not. s
bob mi slei' aus'm Staub g'mad,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

NIT mei'm Sriff unb icit a pear
Stunb bod % i'm @'bol5 orinn i!no
bab' mir am 9riinnl falte lln1ifldg
g'maft. 5 bob mir not ouBatrailt
wce'n Die Sd,anborm uno | fam mi
a not lang auibalt'n bel Cir. Sd]eb
a paar @crtl uno NADIA muaB /
ihau'n, baB / boamfimm. 9iesl,
iibermoorg'n gebt's Oobin NIT ms
5Dou. peritebit2"
.Sait a 0elo, faper?"
Sos friag'n ma lido. lleber-
moarg'n miro cinbrofa. Ter Sriebl
unb / bnb'n beit lido Macs abg'.
madt. Gr itebt oui Der YaB uno /
brid, Ell. @cnn ma $ @elo balm,
NADIA madl' ma ms glei' ms Dob.
mild cini. Dos boaBt, Tn uno /, Gem
Der fSrieol moaB BON Dem Elan lra.
thrill mir"
Limo no miQit II einbreda2"
Benin @eiterboier III Ger obern
Stub'n."
Siesl tbot einen ounpien Sd)rei.
ofaper, Dos is q bole 8'idid,t",
lagte lie fopiid]iittelno. ~Sbua's
liaber not, | iiiard)t 80"
.@aS2" idynaubte Der Bump, iGb
aufbrauieno, mir id}eint, Glt niait
om Gno lei 0ort bred)u uuo not
nit mir esb. 9iesl. | eritih III.
mennit lportbriifi' mirit. III moobt,
Dob | Dir SLAB einbrid, iinb oamit
ma a @elo fring'n uno iurt fOuna,
IS bleibt ANAL babel uno | tbuo'S!
llebermoarg'n Mad)iS spiid,'n smolfi
unb oans finm /. uto mennit orei
Hahtenl' nifroa borit, NADIA moaBt,
mas Dos beoeut't: oaB | alf 81 mart.
Chs gag miro, miiab ma iurt lei,
rerltebit?"
ga, antportcte bos @eib NIT
bumpiem Zone. Scitigsr Gfel be-
iiel lie pl0slid, beim glnblide Des ser.
ifunoenen @eiiftes foucr's. g@eb'
qua. or1nete lie, limo id,au, baB D
turfttminlt, laB 81 belnt Sacer Ger.
bino'n."
Gr eeborGts nod flr5em @ioer-
itreben. Naf,oem or nit iliiftigem
@lid Die llmsebiins bes SGusdenS
gepriiit bate. oh Die Snit iiir i'm
nud) rein iei, id)ritt er aus Ger Sous.
ilur uno panote iih onrd)'S @ebols
meitlids. noe iein Saim bintcr'm 81.
ifofsmailer @aloe lag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
&atbolii9e Goloniiationss@ eIea=
idaft inter 2eituns Der fird5>
lidem cbrigfeiten.

Geiitlides Gireftorium: Sodr.
Eater Soiepb 2auier. 8. M. s,
bod)m. Yoter @m. Sdulte, 8. %.
s., bodjrp. Safer Iuguitin Suiia, 8.
W. s., &egina sliia., GAMBIA.
Sifert jeoem WitgIicoe cine quito
!Seimitdtte bon $50 afer in elmer
oeutifen fatboliihen Golonie oils
freies 8eidenf bon Der Hegierrng.
@robe Golonien init Seclioreern
mobluerieben, gutter @ooen, idone
Sage, 0alo ODER Trairie, iifere
Grnten, giltes 9lima. @iid giien.
babn-Sano 81 faufen 81 Sc bis $40
per Ider. Igenten %perlongt. @egerl
Girfuloren init pollen 9eidreibun.
gen, aoreiliere man
&atBDliihe GuloniiatiDns -@eieGIdaft,
Sasfotoon, Cast, Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Mittel sescn Sdimmrl an @lritcn.

Gin giltes 0fittel. nm Dem Shiml-
mel on @iiriten, Sfinfen uno Der.
gleifen auf5rbeTobren6en Gbpaa.
rem por5ubcugen ooer i'm ba, no er
eingctreten lit, 81 belGtigsn. lit oas
0eitreid,en Oerielben nit elmer aod)-
lal5l6iung. Mon iibergieBt COS chi
einem 5eller beiinolidSa Gals nit TO-.
piel @aiier, baB cine b~rciartiae 60
Jung oes Sai5es crfolgt. @cnn man
id,imntlige gBpoaren nit oieiem
Salsbrei beitrsid]t, paridninSet Der
Shimmel iofort. unb mad einisen
Sasen babeu iid) ole beireiienben
GBraaren NIT 6uBcrit ieinen Sal;.
frpitalen iiber5ogen. Die ieesr mel.
teren ~SGimmelbilouns porbeusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Sicbsebntes &apitcl.

Die Come. binter'm @iihofslnai.
Ter Walo langiam binabsleitenb, lieii
ibr leetes @olb iiber Die hohragen.
Cen Mipiel DER Gannen binitromer
lno loOcrte mie cine rotbe 6lomnie
IN cen fleinen Seniiern bes nit DER
Woroerleite ~peltmarts blideuoen
Sausd)ens SeS ShinolmaferS 9tasl,
alS Siesl. ceS lesteren g~beh6lite.
inter Der Sousthiire itano nnb. oic
@ugem nit Der iloden Sano sesen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
9abt Sbr 0elo 3u berleiben?

Benn Chr @eIo babt. ipelses Abr i'm sueitltcheu
SOMA aui sitte First Mortgage Farm Loans
ten. lte %rreiiten Gric@ hieier Seitung iptfen, iuie
tpertbpcl uro gut o. 9ano UNI 9eI1ars, Rem.
len lino 0roupile in. Ser unterseiduete fam
Gid Cute First Mortgage Loans in Ilrmput1
poer Stpur Gointp b~eiorgen. I'm n6bere MuSs
fpnft iareibt an Watb. ". Sabsr, 8emieu, Sa.
lin nabere austunit iiber meine GerIon,
ldreibe man oil Ncp. S. t. S1ulte, Rems
len, Soipd. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Gegen Arehsgmaoeu.

Sh enlpieble HERMIT Strooo's b~eriihrtt,
oentihe Euloer. Sieieibsn helen ieoen (noca
iiid]t antgebrodhereu) Areb5 iouDhl tnrerlih ais
daberIth. Sas aiertaunt ein3ig bette Nlittel, nm
MaSenfrebS. erTolDreid ju heilet. Ssegen 9tGAc1
rem. Seugrtfle u. |. No., idlrei6e man an:
GoiparO y. ~ Aroiud,
ct. 0ucuS. .Sonud.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-16
About The Markets.

Our attention has been called sew
eral times to the fact that a better
price was being paid for wheat on
the local market than was shown in
Our quotations. This is a matter that
we Cannot remedy, especially at this
season Of the year. When the crop
is moving II is not so apt TO occur.
but right now when there is practic-
ally no wheat moving, it Is frequently
the case that grain man will pay
better than the average market price.
Our markets-are corrected daily on
quotations furnished US by one of the
local grain firms. In order to test
this question, we recently secured the
quotation from our regular man; then
asked another firm, who quoted the
same Prlce, then another who quoted
the price two cents lower, and still
another dealer would not give US any
price at all, saying he did not, under
existing conditions, desire to give a
general quotation. Therefore, the
only thing we can do is to give what
is The average price for the day. 1t
at least serves a guide, and is of con-
siderable benefit. We. mention this
matter SO that people may understand
the reason for the difference in prices,
and especially to answer d criticism
made upon us by Certain persons who
ought to, but apparently do not, know
better.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-16
CL.AFLIN.
From the Clarion .

FTOm the ClariOn
Adolph Woydziak who is attend
ing college at Atchison, came home
Monday evening for weeks visit
with his parents and old friends.
What about that big after harvest
picnic? If it is not to end in hot air,
some steps toward reachinga prac-
teal starting base should be taken
soon.
A number of the streets and alleys
have been ditched and graded the
past week, and the work adds much
TO the appearance of our little city.
The rain this season seems to be
striking in spots. Up near Dubuque
everything is almost flooded out
while around here it is getting too
dry for the growing crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huff are here from
the northeast part of the state to visit
their daughter Mrs. O. E. Bechtel.
They will remain here through the
harvest and threshing season.
Gus. Lasley met with quite a severe
accident yesterday, while repairing an
engine at the Allen machine shop.
One of the hues blew olt and the es
Gaping steam knocked him off the
platform severely bruising and scald
ing him.
he man who went out to milk and
sat down on a boulder in the middle
of the pasture and waited for the COW
to back up, was brother of the man
who kept store and wouldn't ad-
vertise because he reasoned that the
purchasing public would back up to
his place of business when it wanted
something
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-16
cOBURa ON KANSAS WHEAT.
Gives Condition of Kansas Wheat on
June 5th, as I'll Per Cent.

Topeka, Kans., June 10.-Secre-
tary Coburn today publishes the re-
suit of his wheat statistics gathered
June 9th. The average condition of
Kansas wheat he gives as I'll per
cent of perfect. On April Sth the
average condition he states was 95.4
per cent.
The quality is very apt to be most
excellent, and the total acreage to be
harvested is 5,405, 963 acres. The
cause of the decline in condition he
assigns to the abnormally coolweather,
fitfulness of rains, peculiar soil con-
ditions, and an apparently lessened
vitality in the seed, suggesting the
need of new seed supplies.
For Barton county, the condition
on April 9Th was "a per cent; on june
9th it is given as rs per cent of per-
feet. With 20 bushels to the acre as
perfect crop, the report presages an
average yield of Is bushels to the
acre. The total acreage to be har-
vested in Barton county is 258, 625
acres.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-16
ElLINwo0D.
From The Leader.

From The Leader.
Frank Baer has gone to his old
home in Wisconsin, for two weeks
visit.
Aug. Henning is building a fine new
barn on his farm northwest of town.
1t viii be 50x36 feet, and IA feet
high.
Ed Christensen and Louis Tieper-
man Of the south side are visiting in
Oregon. They will be home in time
for harvest.
DR.. Barr and wife went to Eureka
Springs, Ark, last Friday, for Mrs.
Bars health. The doctor intends to
be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreae entertained
the Ellinwood high school recently by
giving them picnic at the beautiful
Andreae home grove.
VIM. Christoph has completed the
enumeration of this school district.
1t shows total of $50 children of
school age. A curious fact is that
the number of boys and girls are
exactly equal-there being 175 male
and ITS female children of school age
in the district.
Mr.. Keeper is one of the leading
farmers of Lakin township, has al
ways been prominent in his party in
political matters and will doubtless
make the district an able and consci-
entious commissioner. The Leader
congratulates him on his appointment
and wishes him success.
A large dance was given at the
handsome farm residence of H. L.
Jackson of the south side, on Friday
night of last week. Sixty couples
participated and the music was
furnished by Frank Komarek and
Harry Hoffman,. There was an
abundance of refreshments and al
present had delightful time.
The Eisold Canning Co. have
their canning factory building well
under way. This is the concern that
was secured for Ellinwood through
the Commercial Club, which guaran-
teed the company bonus of $500 for
locating here. A committee has been
appointed to solicit the amount and
subscription papers will be circulated
in few days. This new industry
will be of considerable benefit to the
community, both to our business
people and farmers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-16
For Sale.

100 acres of land three miles north
west of Jetmore, 105 acres of wheat,
all goes; so acres fenced with wire
aud stone posts, stone two story
house IL x So. new unfinished, good
cave, chicken house, granary, well and
windmill. plenty of good water, peach
orchard, this is fine level wheat land
every foot tillable. A bargain if sold
soon can be bought for $4,000.
Also 800 acres of raw land, three
and half miles from Jetmore, fine
rolling wheat land, 200 acres of which
is amply smooth enough for cult
walton, balance fine pasture land.
Price $4,000.
Also. choice / section good wheat
land, 4 miles north of Rozell, Pawnee
county. Price $40 per acre, / cash,
balance on easy time at 7 per cent.
Call OF JOHN F. LEWIS & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Great Bend, Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Barton county transfers fled for. record for
month ending June 9. 1905.
J. Il. Bradley to E. P. Webster lot 11-l2 d
lst add to Hoisington ....-...........-. loo
Lizzie Critchfield to Il EDg1e lot b S.. 100
C1afin State Bank to N. L. LondIingen 7-s
d \ ian'n .----- ------------ iSO
Barton county to Betty Jones 1ot.1sb 43
h P. Add. 5
John Dies to Fred Kraft lot b IL 1st add
to Hoisington 100
]. d. Houston E. ". Moses lot 7-S-o IS
d. r add ...--.....-.---. ...-.. Is
D. F. Under to P. q. Cory s-17-ls... 42OO
Geo. Neidens to J. Dies lot 9 II Hoising,on $50
E. r. Ruch and Jesse Norton TO E. R. Ruch
" BLOB. Observation-Disclosures. =. 1000
W. R. Smith to II. E. Madden lot As IL
list add Hoisington -............ ITO
w. r. Smith to John Dies lot b IL lst add
Holsington 49, 55
W. r. Smith to o. F. Upton lot 81 b n
1st add to Hoising ton ......-.-........ 100
W. r. Smith to E. P. Webster lot b 13 1st
add Hoisington 12O
". R. Smith to j. q. Bradley lot l1-l2 b ID
lst add Hoisington. Observation-Disclosures. 10
M. E. Sterett to Geo. A. Duncan lot l b 100
Great Bend ......- 1000
o f. Upton to L. N Sharrai lot ga b n
A. S. Wigton TO Frank Swarz s " 2417-15 2oOO
E. p. Webster to Anna Mc7Mahon lot o-l0-l1
u l3 LIST add Hoisington ....: e. 600
J. J. HeTrnes to G. W Hermes lot l314-15
b 10 Elllnwood $50. --... 610
r. W Boxwe11 to Cora McCauley lot Sb27
Hoisington ---.-.--.-. ......-.. --.... 200
Central KS. Town Co. to Mrs. R. w Box
well lot 80 b y Hoisin gton - ........ 10
Barton Co. TO Barton Co. Flour Mills lot
b53 ----...-...-.-.--- -.-.----.... II 40
N. W. Christensen to John Campbell lot I8
b Albert. -..........-.--..... 500
John Campbell to A. N. Merten lot Is
Albert 1000
James Harris to VIM. Harris Il int eK e
24-1e13 $500
F. Moderwen to A. McCracken lot W
4-1S-iS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l 90
Minnie Ouimby to a. M. Sipes lob. 4soo
J. W. RatCliffe to 81. J. Radcliffe lot q-10
b ) p. r. .......-... go. 2
Joen Schneck to J. F. Schneck lot 1s-11-ls
b Is Olmitz. Observation-Disclosures. -. L 90
John Schneck to ]. F. Schneck Ie-I7-15 1 co
r. E Thurma to J. q. Torrance ,ot HIP
b 20 El1inwood Observation-Disclosures. $50
Union Pacific r. r. to John Sullivan eH
l17-14-- 2O6o
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-16
K. 0. T. M.

Election of officers last Wednesday
night, as follows: Commander Fred
Hainline: Lieutenant Com. FLOYD
Nelson; Record Keeper Frank Wells;
Chaplain c. d. Thompson; Sergeant
VIM. Phster; Master at Arms John
Mayors; First Master Guards Lou
White; Second Master Guards James
White; Sentinel Dan Hood; Picket
Jfo. E. Norris.
After election of officers a fine
banquet was given by the order.
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NOTES FROM RI. 3.

Mrs. Trester and daughter Clare
were over TO Hoisington Wednesday.
Starr Leek and wife, Mrs. Doonan
and children visited at Deet's Sunday
evening.
Frank Lorimor and wife were
shopping in the Bend Wednesday.
Most everyone, from this com
munity took in the Carnival last..week.
]. W. Johnson and wife, Frank
Leek and wife, Frank Lorimor and
wife visited at Charlie Lorimor's
Sunday evening.
Geo. Durand lost valuable horse
last week.
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Ness County Lands.

Land values are on steady
rise all over Western Kansas.
1t may mean DOLLARS to YOU
if you investigate what we have
to offer you in NESS and LANE
County Lands
Write to us for a list: better
still, come at once and let as
show you what we have.
j. G. LoHNEs & Co.,
Real Estate Dealers, Ness City
Kansas.
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noIslNGToN.

From the Dispatch.
VIII Wilson sold his house and one
lot IN the west part of town last Tues
day to Mrs. T. Mcmahon for S1,7OO.
Some women instead of being
thing of beauty and joy forever are
thing of beauty and a jaw forever.
Frank Fritcher has completed his
new house IN the west part of town
and celebrated the event Friday night
by inviting a number of his friends
out for good time.
Some ladies would never have
their pictures taken if they knew
that when the photographer looked
at them through the camera they ap
pear to be standing on their head.
A. Schwager went to Seneca, Kan,
the last of the week and returned
with his daughter, Christina, who has
been enjoying two months visit
with her grandparents at that place.
E. P. Webster, the prize fighter,
sold his four lots in the north part of
town to Mrs. Mcmahon for $500 and
left Monday night for Portland to
take in the fair. Webster paid $3.50
for the lots about year ago.
There are no developments lately
which look much like a hotel. The
present tenants of the Arlington will
be obliged to vacate on August 9th
when the entire first floor of the
Weber building will be occupied by
Morrison Bros. store.
J. F. Alsip has rented the second
floor of Millard's carpenter shop and
is preparing to establish his cotton
glove factory there. Mr.. Alsip has
lately invented cotton glove with a
leather face which we predict will be
large seller as they are inexpen-
sive and yet give good wear.
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For Sale.

l have fine short horn bull calf.
registered, - months OLD, good one;
also few nice red pigs. Want to
sell this stuff quick. VIII price it
right. Write or call at farm l Lille
east and miles north of Hoisington.
GEO. H. WoRREIL.
Ri. I Hoisingtop. Kans.
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A Jail Breaker Captured.

Z Newt Harbold, who broke jail here
about three years ago while awaiting
tiial, has been captured at Concordia
and Will be returned to jail. He was
il on a charge of rape and robbery.
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FoR SALE-A two story eight
roomed house, and 100 x i50 #.
corner lot on Forest Ave, 2 silks.
west from Main St. For particulars
write to P. o. box 325, Great Bend,
Kaus. - =