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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08
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besablt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
Do You Lock Forward With Pleasure.

to the long winter evenings with
a warm fire burning brightly, the
happy children, the gay young
folks and the valued friendsl
But can you picture the pleasure
of a winter evening without in
Guiding music, laughter and song!
These are the times when we enjoy
the songs from fresh, young voices
accompanied by a good piano, or
gan, mandolin, guitar, banjo etc,
and with a good talking machine
for a diversion and change.
Our stock offers everything in
the musical line and at prices with
in your reach. We have the Pack
ard, Fischer, Schumann, Ellington
Kroeger, Valley Gem and How
ard pianos, and the Farrand, Put
nam, Mason & Hamlin and Kim
ball organs. Also the Edison and
Victor talking machines, the
Washburn mandolins, guitars,
banjos, etc.
All sold at low prices and on
easyopayments. May we place an
instrument in your house on ap-
provall
E. K. Moses Mercantile Co.
Music Department.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
Dairy Dots.

Milk separates best Immediately
after being drawn, while the nat
ural heat is still in it.
The salt in butter will remain in
grains, mot being Dissolved, if the
butter is worked very dry.
The best time to skim is when
the milk has thickened just a little
at the bottom of the vessels.
Be.sure that the bull used with
the dairy herd is from a good
milking strain of cows, if the
heifer calves are to bekept on the
farm.
A COW will most probably pro-
duce heifers similar to herself.
By all means keep the heifers
calves from cows with valuable
dairy qualities.
Do not suddenly change the
method of feeding or the ration
given a COW, as she is such a crea-
ture of habit as to be- affected I'M
dersirably by it. Farmers
Advocate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
4 Golden 0Bportubity.

The Atreyida Mining& Invest
ment Company have developed and
exposed a large body of gold ore
on their property in Mexico. A
small amount of the capital stock
is for sale for purpose of erecting
additional stamp mills and the
purchase of other machinery.
There is sufficient ore blocked
out to doubly guarantee every
dollar to be invested. MIR. J. O.
Hestwood, Genl. Mangr. of the
company is in Great Bend for a
few days and located in room num-
Der FIVE over the Citizens National
Bank, where samples of the ore
and gold bullion, photographs,
drawings, titles ETC.. of the various
properties owned by the company
may be examined and full infor-
nation had regarding the mines.
This is an opportunity of getting
in right where a small investment
will bring large and prompt re-
turns. Come and see what is
offered and Judge for yourself re-
garding their Investment.
II L. H.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
JuSi a Suggestion.

Do you know that you can buy
any OF our high grade sewing ma
chimes on the instalment plan by
paying a small amount down and a
small payment each week.
We sell the White Rotary Shut
tie, the Eldridge Rotary Shuttle,
White Regular Shuttle, Eldridge
Regular Shuttle, Golden Star and
Helping Hand. From the cheap
est to the best. Call or telephone
and we will send one to your
home on trial.
e. Il. Moses Nero. Co..
Furniture Departmnt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01

for them to do. If nct they may
find the walk built and charged M
on their taxes.
Mrs. G. W. Koontz. who mas
been away on a visit in the west
for number of weeks past has re-
turned home and G. W.. feels like
he was on earth once more.
Strayed, from my palce half
mile northeast OF 0lmitz, two
mules, weight about $50, ages SIX
and seven, were last seen near
Boyd. Finder please notify me.
Joe Presnits, 0Imitz, Kan,
The executive committee Of the
state editorial association have
started a movement to elect
Junkin Of the Sterling Bulletin.
president of the national associa-
ton. Mr.. Junkin will make a
mighty good man for the place.
Frank Strothman got a letter
from his brother VIII, at Keokuk.
Ia, Tuesday. His brother writes
that a run was started on one Of
the Keokuk banks the other day.
The bank paid out all day, and the
next morning two tons of silver
were hauled to the bank-an OBJ
ject lesson that stopped the run all
right.
5. J. Pratt and wife entertained
about twenty-five of their friends
Tuesday evening at their east
Broadway residence with cards.
The Beardsley family was strictly
in it, Web winning the gentle
mems prize, and Mrs. Beardsley
the BOBBY prize. Mrs. Geo. W.
WhitcOmb won the lady's first
prize. Light Refreshments were
served, and a jolly good time was
enjoyed by all.
The other evening J. A. Pur-
Vance heard a racket out in his
hen house, and upon investigation
found that mine of his chickens,
which had been making the racket
had lost their heads-nOt gone
crazy, but literally had lost their
heads; some varmint had eaten off
the heads of the whole flock and
jim did not blame them for max
ing a racket. Later a commotion
was heard in Mr.. Banta's chicken
coop, and Art went out with a
gun, bringing down the night
prowler, which proved to be a
mink.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
District Court.
Cases disposed OF Monday were

Cases disposed OF Monday were
as follows:
Wooley vs. WOloey divorce
granted Mrs: Wooley.
State vs. Walter Harris stealing
watch plea OF guilty, and sentenced
to l to I years in reformatory.
Safe vs. James Smith, stealing
team from NJ. Daley, plea OF
guilty, and sentence to7 years
in reformatory.
David Breeman vs. Jas Riggs
dismissed at defendants cost.
Petition Of Nellie Harris for
change Of name, granted. maiden
name, Nellie Zimmeht restored.
Wildgen vs. Williams, settled
and the mecanics lein dismissed.
First National Bank vs. Goatley
ct. al.-sale confirmed.
Nicholson VS. Tamplin settled,
defendant defauiting in appear
ance, $50 TO plaintiff.
Terrell vs. Terrell. 6. W. Moore
appointed guardian for minor
heirs.
Harry Cassidy was granted a
divorce from Rose Cassidy.
Court will probably adjourn
Wednesday until Monday, Dec.
4th.
District court adjourned today,
Wednesday, until Monday next,
when the jury cases will be taken
up. Cases acted on since Monday
were:
Catherine Brandt was given a
divorce from VIM. Brandt.
Bertha Raimey was granted a
divorce from q. T. Raimey.
Case Of Aug. Bortz vs.. City Of
Elhnwood dismissed at cost Of
defendant.
Petition OF Newt Harbold for
change Of venue from Barton
county was denied and case will
90 to trial.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01

A ,former convict, H. Z.
Spencer, said Ryan, procured the
revOlvers in Kansas City and the
nitroglycerine in the. mining
camps at Joplin and Carthage.
He climbed over the walls at night
and concealed the stuff in the shoe
shop, where the prisoners in the
plot were to find it.
New York, Nov. 20. The board
of trustees of the Mutual Life In
surance Co. this afternoon ac-
cepted the resignation of Richard
McCurdy as president. Frederick
Cromwell. the treasurer, has been
elected as temporary president of
the company.
New York, Nov. 29.-The
steamer Monterey. arrived TO-
day from Havana, with. the body
of Mabel Israel, the American.
yellow fever victim. ina metallic
casket.
San Francisco. Cal, Nov Do
Anna and Rose Strunkey, sisters,
left here today for Geneva.
Switzerland, where they will Join
Russian revOlutionists, and later
go on to Russia.
New York, Nov. GA FIRE in
the grand opera House was today
controlled by flooding the greater
part of the building. The scenery
and costumes of The PrOdigal
Son" company were destroyed
Washington, d. C. Nov. 2S.-I
President Roosevelt today decided
in favor of the construction of a
lock canal at Panama at the thirty
foot level. This type was recon-
mended by the five American en-
gineerS who signed a minority rel
port of the consulting. engineers.
They estimate that this type of
canal can De built in ten years az a
total cost of l65 million dollars.
The minority report isbacked by
the canal commission Chief En-
gineer Stevens and Secretary of
War Taft.
London, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch
this morning from st. Petersburg
to a news agency here states:
The entire Russian feet now at
Seyastopol. is at present under
command of a revolutionary adj
miral. The warships are threaten
ing to shell the town, and there is :.
great uneasiness in official
circles"
st. Petersburg, Nov. Is. On
account of the critical nature of
the situation all the foreign am
bassadors who we're absent on va:
cations are hastily returning. M.
Bompard, the French ambassador,
arrived today and the Spanish and
Italian ambassadors are on their
way here. Herr Won Schoen,. the
new German ambassador, will
arrive December 10 and the
tro-HUngarian ambassador is
cutting short his lesve of absence
and will return Immediately.
American Ambassador Meyer. who
is nov in England, is expected to.
arrive soon.
1t is understood that the Russian
government has given an .intima-
ton to the foreign powers of the
ACCESSIBILITY of the presence of
their ambassadors here during the
present crisis. q
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
Now is the Time and This $ the Place.

During the busy summer months
when everybody is busy with the
wheat harvest, and later in the fall
when everyone 4. is busy with the
blowing for wheat and the corn
harvest, men often say: We
have. no time FOR. this, we have no
time for that, - and when We talk
to the farmres about a man
ure spreader ostrengthen and i'm
prove the soil and increase their
crops, they say they do not have
time TO use them. But now is the
time when yous could use to good
advantage one oof our Success or
Litchieldoo Manure Spreaders to
scatter the manure and straw over
the growing grain.
We have argued with youduring
the fall, trying to show you the
benefit that would surely come, if
YOU would follow the advice pod
pattern after THE .eXperience of
others along these lines. You
certainly have not forgotten
that only few years ago, the cen
ter of the Great Wheat Belt was
far east from Barton county.
You have seen the @hesslslt grad
ually travelling to thewest, shd in
the last few years you have seen
western counties which before
this time were counted as good
for nothing except grazing, come
into the rank as big wheat grow
ING counties. If you want TO Pre-
serve your soil and keep it strong
for growing wheat, you must do.
something to strengthen and nour,
ish it. If YOU will use one of our
LitchGeld or Success Manure
Spreaders and scatter back over
the field the straw which is rotting
down IN the stack, it will help in
more ways than one. TIN; nour-
ishment that is in the straw will
go back into the ground to nourish
the growing wheat, ana the straw
scattered over the growing grain
will protect it from the frost and
hold the moisture. There are
many other arguments which we
might use in favor of tits ma
chine, but our space is too limited
for us otell everything we know
infayor of the manure spreader. Il
VIII pay you to investigate this
matter and we certainly would like
you to calb at our warehouse and
examine our machines.
E. 4. Moses Mere. Co
Implement Department
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
LOCAL NEWS

The coolest night of the winter
SO far was Tuesday night.
Mask Skating at the rink Fri
day night. Everybody Come.
Ise Pursell and wife have gone
to Wichita to spend THANKSGIVING.
Mrs. S. E. Moses returned Sat
urday evening from Kansas City.
Phillip Ochs AND brother were
down fgOm Wheatland township
Monday.
Mrs. DIR. E G. Smith has re.
turned from her visit to Hutch
insOn friends.
DR.. Green Of New Albany Ind.
was visiting the family of A. NJ.
Sipes Monday.
Miss LOttie Wells arrived from
Chicago Monday evening and will
spend the winter here.
The Wednesday evening whist
club will meet with G. A. Hooper
and wife this evening.
A surprise party was given
Miss Hazel BuckIand, on Forest
AVene, Tuesday night.
Miss Lizzette Zutavern has been
confined to her home with illness
for the past week or more.
Hans Mayer of Wichita came up
Tuesday morning to look after a
little life insurance business.
Mrs. W. E. Butler returned
home from a visit to Brownell,
Ness county, Tuesday morning.
The Holiday edition of the
Democrat and Rustler are going
to be immense. Better get in.
The Tuesday evening whist club
enjoyed a pleasant meeting with
Willis BOling@' and wife Tuesday
evening.
Harry Frey, of the south side,
left Wednesday for the eastern
part of the state, to be gone about
q week.
John Parker, representing the
De Laval Separator Co. was in
town Tuesday and made this Office
a nice call,
Earnest Schroeder and Adolph
Roth were up from the east side
Tuesday. and received their final
naturalization papers.
The quarantine restrictions have
been. removed from several of the
houses. Fred Hemker and Porter
Young We're released Saturday
d. H. Hanson of the Sd ward,
wants us to state that the small
Pox sign no longer adorns his
house, and there is no more danger
there.
Attorney J. B. Prose, of Hois
ingtOn, is over this week attend
ing court. He has not been re
tanned to assist in any of the
state cases.
Rev. A B. Hestwood was VI
from Wichita the first of the weel
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ell
Carson and his many othel
friends.
Miss Ada Epstein resumed he
duties with Hemker & Nuttlemal
Monday morning. She had beer
absent on account of the illness O
her mother.
The wedding of George Dale o
this city and Miss Florenc'
Keynes of Hutchinson, will oc
cur at the home of the bride OIL
thanksgiving day. :.
There are several parties VIII,
have not yet complied with notice
that we're served on them to buiIl
sidewalks, which it would be vel
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
w. f. Ruhe,
For the family.

Chas. Armstrong, formerly of
this city, has benin town for a
couple of days, on his way home
from California where he has
been for several months. Charley
is looking splendid. He spends
Thanksgiving in Hutchinson, and
then goes on home to Anthony.
His father, d. T., has recently
sold his Oklahoma paper, and is
now out of the newspaper business
entirely.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
BRIEF TElEGRaHs.

board of education last night by a
resolution terminated the high
school foot ball season. No team
will be allowed next year.
Chicago, His, Nov. 2S.-Mar-
shall Field Jr., heir to many mil
lions, died at ) O'Clock Monday
evening, as a result of an acciaen-
tai discharge Of a new revolver he
had purchased.
st. Louis Mo- Nov. 2S.-The
post Office at Piggott, Arkansas,
was visited by robbers last night,
who blew open the safe anu
wrecked the building. and des-
troyed or carried of all govern
ment money and property. A
posse is in pursuit.
San Francisco CAL, Nov. Is
BY an arrangement between the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific,
oranges whose destination is
European ports. will be carried for
one dollar per hundred. The rate
to points in this country outside
of California Is one twenty-five.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 2S.-
Robert Woods Bliss, second secre-
tary of the American embassy.
who mas Just returned here after
three months vacation in Paris,
vas the victim of an outrage of
rowdies in one of the most fash
ionsble streets OF the capital late
Sunday night and escaped being
beaten to death only through the
timely arrival of tie police.
Superior, Wis. Nov. 2S.-The
steamer . Crescent City" was
wrecked near Duluth today. The
crew were saved. Many vessels
are reported stranded on tie lake
Superior coast, and Superior and
Duluth are in the GRASP OF The
worst blizzard experienced in
years. A sixty mile per hour wind
7 is blowing here, and snow drifts
six feet deep adorn the principal
streets.
Vienna, Nov. 2S.-The Neue
Erie Press published Monday a
dispatch from COnstantinople say
ing that the r sultan through
Tewfk Pasha, the foreign minister
has snnouncedtO Baron Won Calico
the ambassador of Australian
gary, that Turkey accedes to the
demands of the powers regarding
the financial control of Mace
donia.
Topeka, Kans., Nov. 2S.-At-
torney General Coleman said this
morning that he would this after
noon file an amended petition in
the impeachment proceedings
against County Attorney Gibson
of Wyandotte county, giving the
names of jointists whom the state
claims have paid Gibson five
dollars monthly for protection
when they were violating the pro-
hibitOry liquor law.
London, Nov. 2S.-The Daily
Mail publishes the following dis
patch from Mitylene, dated Nov
ember q:
Eight warships Of the com,
bined feet arrived here at s
O'Clock this morning. Admiral
Ritter Won Jedina, accompanied
by the Austrian consul, proceeded
to the government house at l.:
o clock and handed an ultimatum to
the governor. At l o'clock this
afternoon 5000 sailors landed and
seized the customs and telegraph
Office. Everything is quiet"
Houston. Texas, Nov. 2S.-An-
other subterranean volcano broke
forth in the Humboldt oil field
last night. A crater hundred
feet across opened about tenderfoot
well, and swallowed the derrick
and machinery. An eruption fol-
lowed forcing tons of earth, mud.
and rock into the air.
Driller .TOney Stevens was al
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01

The thirteenth annual meeting
of the Kansas State Historical So
ciety will he held in the ball of
House of Representatives, Topeka,
on Tuesday, December 5th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
4. K. Moses Mere. Co
Implement Department.

The boys'who.are soliciting for
subscribers o. the. Rustler and
Democrat are instructed TO treat
everyone courteously and we ask
the same treatment for them.
They are TO report to this Office
regularly, and we feel that your
interest as well as ours will be
properly protected.
The following gentleman and
their wives will be the g,nsts 81
W. E. Carr and wife, Thanks,iy.
ing day; E. W. Moses, H. r
Dean K. A. Charles, s. E. Moses
=. ,, Allison, E. s. Marx. They
will be entertained by the Cars
at dinner, and in the evening win
De the guests of honor at a bio re..
ception.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01

We desire to return our thanks
to our neighbors and many kind
friends for the sympathy extended
US during the illness and death of
mother.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-01
Gard Of Thanks.

Furniture Departmnt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26
Ths Nav lark ( Porto aico Steamship Company
ba conhao Postal o. Gobno De los Esados Odg de America

oEsTE, Julio 20v Agosto l3, 1t J 81.
Esss vapor coascss con los vaHo-
res de ssta Gornpasia para ew York
Sc recfss ssrGa hassa las G dsitfa-
ante de sslida. Sc vsndsn pssaies.
10 ofcina hasta lss A. de la tards
die anterior 4 su salida.
El vspr <VAs0os liev sndo esrga
solaments, saldrA para todos los pusr
tos de 10 Isla & las Ii do 10 nochs On
les sigu;sntss fechss: por 81 nSTE
Mayo 10Y "a, pur sl oESTB Mayo
3, II y 81, ad,nite earga hassa laa
del dia anterior { 10 sAlida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26
GEsToR: M. l.. AGUIAR.

tsvno, al dssaacho ds las prs +csis
clones fRcxltatlsas.
Is major gasansia de susa cs
a e. d cTscisGts tavog Gus 81 yl
hlico srscibsho 10 dsspenaa ; /.
sspacisl recommendation qna Il
prj1eisalsa inedicos Je "a c,aa's
bacsn do ella 4 gus risaies
Sus precios son tan equitati
vos que no admiten competencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26
cp|onia especial de estuiIaa-
les OueTto-Iiquehos
en- Baltimore
A cargo do don Rafael janer
1914, DRUID AVE

1914, DRUID AFE
Admite nifios y nifas memories
IA afios, 4 raz6n de slC0 ant!eipa
por Semestre, co concepto de upi
suseflsnza, lavado de ropa, asistel
medica , medicinas. RsfereaciaE
Coll y Lodos. Figueras y Psrea en- SA
Iusn; n Arturo Dfas an Arsoiho, DR..
L. Orcasiatas en- Rio-P Pledras; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- Mayaguex; Lcdo.
julia en- Ponce; D. Basilio PI1sro en-
Carolina; D. Juau Davtla on Manad;
%. jose NJ. Deliz sn Agaadilla D. Fran.
cisco Giulisui y D, Jose Banter eu
Vteq JAP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26

Esta sntlgxa , scrsditads
farmacia, la mejor da la locaI'ad,
La Ssaovado todas sax extsts1cias
eissroducido ga extenso sxztidS
dc dgsgas, pRodEctos quirnlooa y
msdiciaas ds P4ssats d. los snn.
cisalss laboratories Do EuSopa. Y
ACasrica.
81 jsis Gel sstabls1l4z.isG:o
cus cxaas& r9 Ahoa ds ergsgisn-
Gle en sSa iSlicsds profession. etisA.
de cuidadosama8ts. asxilia3c EOS
q te4ll{tll, Rafsoaal sE3al-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26

Dos vapores, 81 sSAN JUANs y
<ARKAD1A, hacen viajes regulares
entire New Orleans y Porto Rico lle-
vando pasaieres y oarga.
La cargs para los vapares de Nue.
Va York se recibira ca el muelleshas-
to IL del dis antes de salida, y no mas
tarda.
SERvICIO DE CABOTAJE. FL
vapor <PORTO RICOs saldra de San
Juan & las 3 de 10 msdrugsds para 10.
doa los puertos do 10 Isla en- lAa si
guisnsea fschss: por el ESTE, Misrao
lss, Julio 20, Agosto 9 y %, pcr sl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26
e. VOLCAN
DE
lose Gonzalez Sarran0

Perfumeria, g4nsros de purto,
ouinoAlle, ferretcria, criatalerfs, etec-
tos do escritorio y ohietos dc novedAd
e fantasia. El sstablecimiento squa
mas haraso vande On
CAGUAS, Plaza Principal, T. R.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-08
TN written Books.

Goldsmith often raised money on
some projected work, then put it asIde
and started another He once drew up
q prospectus for Dictionary Of Arts
and Sciences" aud obtained promises
OF help from his friends, Johnson,
Reynolds and Burke, but the booksell-
ers were too wary for once. and the
scheme fell through. One OF his last
proposals was the Survey Of Expert
mental Philosophy" which met with
the same fate.
The more practical DR.. johnson could
himself devise and not undertake. He
once thought OF writing n life Of oliver
Cromwell, but II is as we'll perhaps
that he changed his mind. His constl.
tutional Incidence was too great to ad-
init OF his undertaking many great lit
erary enterprises, and, unlike Cole
ridge. he was well aware OF the fact
He dawdled over his edition of Shake
speare for nine years. although he had
promised II in year, and only finish.
ed II In consequence OF the attack OF
Churchill. who accused him Of cheat.
Ing his subscribers:
He for subscribers bats his hook
And takes your cash. but where's your
book?
No matter where: wise fear you know.
Forblds the robbing OF foe
But what to serve our private ends
Forbids the cheating OF our frIends7
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