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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

ns ssss~st eaAssixa sxsissi rsli
.xy s@s.ss II sox sntis~ls s~s. s3ys
ssastar Fsss p smisn s.rs~a and
prsssne Essrstare bdxh sAssuaA xlsh
rs~4~nsne~s 40 passes. such - Lag
fslk.s tn = % say - ~
Esss ssiA~
mi shs HlAls Is p.s1<uhsrls rseh
L. aiiassoas II ,his rsrnIcssss ssssoua.
-nsssrs that 100 - 80 Al
Kinrs us. Thh u - InourTsrssef
Anao ah4 snsead~a Hephnn -
-rxzs nos % Beershssa Amos
vs..
mi shr servants VII psss So.
lsrs. asriilyT. THIS Il aiso f@rsI11rd
~ he Hepburn hlll. The sefsasas q
she railroads ard tia servant q othsr
raiiuaas. This II fine q sh~ ssr'
wants.
#lxs the wicked stay. whilst thasi
n.ssL- Psalms. exII.Ie. 80 say - al,
We cont esre much about tho wicked
Il m ran pass
raoash they roar. YET they shail
not pssx# IsfeEaiah n:ie.
They certainly siii roar. n the Cap.
ltai has in say but tisy siii NOT
pass
~ IL . glory 10 pass" Proverbs
slxsM. foa bal n h. but w. fear \
h q vanishing glory. o that viii 10
return. se
And suffered not . man 10 pass
Jndxes Hi:gs. Thlsadoss moi apply n
n. A. Low or ". n, Saith or Io.
Richards or N, VI. Ioomis. " fits I'M
Frlscn pssity well though.
art seven times pass" Daniel
via
This applies 10 convention time
and the sessions NJ the iegisi&psre.
The King ~ the Northzshsshr pass.
Daniel. xit4e. Esidentiy fcferring u
cy Leland.
= win psss all thy COCK today
Genesis xxx's2.
Thar must hass1 een what The rail
reads saia ID Dase Muiyane and Nor
Alhanrh along about May =.
The passengers tina. pass" Isaiah
sxxiv:I 10. Doubtless refers 10 th'
newspaper men.
The wicked no more shall pass.
Nadum LIS. The worst ~ n In tina
/ others beside The wicked are To b
excluded. We would not mind mucI
N tho Hepburn bin. In plain terms
only excluded th~ Wicked. That woul
cut down The list 4 whole lot.
No stranger Ahaii pass" Joe
iii;iI. yoa bet They have to kno'
you before you pass.
"None shall pass for ever and ever.
|, isaiah. sxxiv:f0. That settles II. tha
, n what tho Hepburn bill and the Car
itai say. So be Il. NJ
III " n isn't 4 leading question. Y.
/ n,cs wonld ask Senator Smith VIII
. found those nihte citations for him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

The next three months VIII test the
pr~selicability OF dry farming In New
Mexico and upon the result will do.
pend whether the increase Of popula'
tiou of the territory Is IN continue at
The rate Of from 10000 TO $4,000 a
year Or h to be only that much each
decade. IL should be understood from
the beginning. however. that without
intelligent work, and lots Of II. dry
culture cannot be a success any.
where. Az the very root Of the dry
farmlng theory Is the principle that
custisation. that IA work. can take
the plsee Of the irrigating canal. The
farmer who merely plowed his land
In spring. then sowed the seed and
now expects the crop to grow with
out irrigation Or without cultivation,
- making i gamble at farming with
nine chances out Of ten against sue
cess.-New Mexican.
ttL GE% @ B&G @@g&HE .% @&&h IA = 3 ." 49,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
SENATOR SUTTON 70
TENDER RESIGNATION

Topeka. kss.. May 3I.s--Although IL
u expected that Senator burton will
tender his resignation to the members
81 the United States senate through
the Governor Of Kansas at any hour,
no action "a this eject has reached
fhe executive Office up to noon TO
Az.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

There u only one way n which you
may know that there d no want I'd. 10
today's paper which vitality interests
you-and that d 10 read ths1 and
sss. 4.7ol
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
rvs posrorrcs ovssr,os.

re line hss csn Tor the people &c
LA VEGAS b. SGT Together. This =
- msrs Tits ~sxpFrssioa y sentiment
ii ts q hard fsst pbich cann0 ~
aodrs-i md must <fpcsd sad that
Immediately. TINS temposf1
lnx Il past The IL Sdiaesssee
/. pssl TIE pr~s1ak Hlseitca a.
mxads the most dispq = :
n~st ma unIied cor which
tA~ l-susia~ss nssa a Immunity
are capable 81. TO allow matters Ion
80 u drift, 10 look "a Hike q ios of
children shile the hfess16 yhich has
lately disided the % ths
eomauunliy ~idenS The
r1akest tolls. And ~
every thcnkhtfai -
realizes this fully
For the part t~o pnvs a. ps(lQf
nee contention has threatened
permanent peace snd eTY1
the community and n nke
many II the fair mind@ our
rlsixsns. has desoutiy 4 Apr ut
fcient wisdom % prore ssiution
which would ~ e alblekan1enAneat.
and likely 10 Eain ssnel With 2
majority AZ the people q ntdel
Of the river. Hut vft1
* passing comments -
Esaeralitiss rexArdtl 80
sIoas. ~ have rrfrSA ~ -.
mite wuxxestlcns ~ d. -
inc time had nos " to@
i'm sos the solution
We believed tn sae
principle Tor whic1 tco'
pls Of the west 1 we're
co0tendinx has bees ekslnitety
settled. both parties 10 the ieDus could
not BE- brought together urc0 any
proposition. This principle hxs.-now
been Gnally and conclusisely estab'
iisAed. The people 81 the west side
have gxined ! posltissk victory On ths
rrincipIe involved a. au<pe belieys
ready To consider a r6mpsN nise. THO
people of the east side on the other
hand now have 10 face the alternative
Of accepting the name o. Hast Las
vsxAs Or changing the name IL the
city entirely. either o. which u most
undesirable and they are consequent
III In i position where every eonsid'
ersliou OF common sense demands :
compromise.
We verify believe thai &c man
Cd either side u the rtvV4. g
Me the strife between fes
continue and the hreH61 No
man can possibly cite kebis
advantage which ca .
course. and d blind Ad4d -
some have appeared e ~ By selfish
ness Or prejndlcc-1 sdyan,
sAgcs which will
harmony and co-opD
Las Vegas Il n rcalseeS S3&H
Fur twenty-five YEAR, the 2
both sides IL she river have -
"a build up q city. There Z no a.
dustty. NO inrss'" <E@szS~~ 8
MOI contributed " s
building up. There u no e0ettpS
-rrill b. nut forth II the fntnfa ~ 80
pfomotI0A Is.
ct which VII 70 dcs
enerSies a Al =
s,de en- III the lonx run ka1e1 =
er measure 81 pro1ie.. 49, =
ity BY belittlins O. snsea
tear down = 2 ~
wishing 70 get
city the other ~ :.
II q the condl,c
should 70 out ~
replied ne conde 49, 49, ss.s
y bosh ends
q LIS NeKass
ends or % orssz rs
have eve hearo wv
uc expresssous 49,
~ Las VEGAS cf
tionAi invesimen11
rev days ana 81.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

t. tu&ns i-zrssposssso1 q - sso
sb6<s = ~ sssn To- psosasssA@
- "a r~o~Es~s sIth fssex n thai
sassw We aTfAsse u ~vMaa nos -
r<*srss vHh sas xresisr fsso 800
A. 80 ~ 90 l~l4sss tAxf ssSz ~
a d. 4 nsxssxs "a s4~sss~ulsx lmpoxs&1ss
Ii =. a.s learn - liss sssxsfb3r -
pssx~ anA k&sanamss a~fnse ". -
sea4ps ) sIszsF nnk.n Thsa ii the
co~arss u j Zee yrsrs i GFsatss Is
VEGAS nm aosns shrsat n&snrslis This
N sosaeshias shAeh \ nos ~ fssfesra
mxa csn ns ne sees~nBiixhsa sseeps
~ sc<stasa eosssnt md TIM siA osas
~ xlvsa when a saodiss.n e b.
ms1y sod osos<sstIan = established
The r~otnuanias N ~ united ~ tf~
splenaid street CA system md - -
issss .lth me sesn~mWd ths rss@s
ealee dlEnniss she xrpssh tc<sshsF
Hb~ ceasszns and essfsiaY After
prohl~m hssulnnn solsed. isa oar
anlssa u ru@a tossrs
!: :: :: ]: :; !: ]: !; !: =. u !:
formation II 4 sdltsI csssnffit.
sse from tsoth sids<N kQser q
take % the postnffaes aNllsInn - -
fivss that 4 e~onaInittss ~ ~ to
directors a. ths esss club q
uns selected ~ the councils u
cash ssse would b. eniifsis asIlsfso.
tory. We believe thai ~ informal
csnIersnra between fspfssxdn1jss
msa 1t each side cnuld des lhe
mos, advisable methoa &C lins
this committee.
In whatever mannsr this Res
/ forned. Il should b. made ~ oi
our f1irest minded aisI. the question
shoula b. approached from The mosi
broad minded and liberal plane and
bnilh Il disposition 10 sise rather than
fnAe. We hope that no time viii BE-
wasted Id useless ANA harmful dis
cnssion Of the pas, but that the slats
81 wiped ont and every energy bs al
rected with IN eye only toward The
future. And when such q conmitiss
once reaches an agreement no oas
should dare 10 s1tse a soice against Il
-
The Outic mskes q how 20 n
pAlrsns tonixht n q new dress." !
- rood over this improvement
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

Ne~ Yers. Msy 1i-Joseph "
cnoxte. former snbssssdos IL Eng
assd. 10 in ~ has loue m This civ.
s.rars u he Illness b ma made
puasle. bst II u said mot 70 ~ ssrts
uss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
Kansas CITY lIxssseek.

Kansas city. Mo. May sl.--cattie
receipts. 5000. including 200 south
erns market steady. Native steers,
sIs5Gts!sa. southern steers. sa.5dn
$40: southern cows. t2.soa t4oa; m
tive cows and heifers. N1sehs52s;
stockens and feeders. s3.2sas4lso;
bulls. s2-soass.ss: calves $4,000
s6ass; western fed steers. $3.50
ssl2s; western fed cows. ~s2.soGtaoe.
ohsep Receipts
Sheep receipts. 5000: steady Mutt
tons. s5006fs6.2s: ianbs. ss.0od
sT.ss: range wethers. ss.ooassloe; fed
ewes. st.Ts6i sea25.
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rrs s~rArgnooo s,ruAr,os.

The Washington dispatches now
serm 10 Indicate that the statehood
I'M win pass without the first Foraker
amendment. That q. New Mexico
and Arizona viii liz allowed To vote
separately on the question Of admis.
slon. but the vote win be taken at
the time III the fall election and will
BE- ioincd with the vote for tho ON.
GERS ~ the new state,
The Albuquerque Idnrnal protests
gAat 10 allow New Mexico and Ari,
nons 10 vote separately on their sep
arate interests Ii outrageous. unrc-
publican and unjust Could anything
be more absurd than the Journals
position. II would certainly be ont.
raEeous, unrepublican and unjust 10
force either Arizona II New Mexico
Unto the union rs q Joint state on the
votes Or the other territory.
Wherein are the pcopIe Of terri.
tory different from the people nf =
statcg 10 We not prize our political
privileges as highly and love liberty
~ muchs Vet the constitution says
that no state shall be added 70 or sub.
tfacted from without the consent Of 4
majority .of It's voters. Hpnn what
possible principle Of justice or right,
can tho ro>pIe or a territory be forci'
Nknen6u % another territory and
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The Markets.
NEW York CLOSING STOCKS

THURSDAY. NAY 81. .ses.
The following quotations received
eroa v y. Graf Il Co. Albuquerque.
Nee MeAico. correspondent for Logan
4 Bryan. long dsrtaree phone.
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chlesso tlvssesek.

Chicago Llveseeek.
Chicago. May 3.--Cattis receipts
s.eoo. steady 10 strong. Beeyes. $500
@sGy0a: cows and heifers. si.Tsm
ss.i6: stockers aud feeders. ss.7sn
SOS: Texans. stooastco: calves.
ss1s5Gs6.7s.
sheep Rscslpsa. ~
Sheep receipts, 5000: market
strong. Sheep. stsoas6l2s; lambs,
ss.A0ds6.S5.
e > Chicago Markets.
Chicago. May Sf.-wheat--May 81
IL. 3Iuiy s261IS.
Conway - $685.: July 80
pork-May 1850: July ie.soms.
f2. w.
Iard-May s.72 10: July SIT f.s.
Ribs-May 9.s5; July $40. e..
81. Louis Metal.
81. Louis. Mo-, May I.-~SpeIter
higher. $50 bid. E
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

u. Louis wool Market.
50. Louis, May 3i.-wooi steady,
unchanged.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

The 0utic nskes . how 10 its
palruns ionlxht n y new dress." II
- sood over this Improvement
vas Unable 10 contain Itself In
sud eonHnes and spread out over
e. eddNtoaai columns. 2.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

81. Louis. No.. May st.-~SpeIteY
higher, $50 bid. Z
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-08-03

. Frank Bailey went to Larned
this morning on business for this
institution. o,,,a. .eam
ic Scott Wilborn, of Galatia, was a
business visitor to the county seat
Saturday. ..,
! Val. Kramer and Dan Casey
we're down from. Beaver township
Saturday on court house business.
Harry Bteese came down from
Jetmore Saturday to visit a'day or
two with his brother Sid, and
wife.
A party Of gentlemen hired one
of the picnic wagons Saturday
night and engaging the Wilson
orchestra proceeded to scramble
about every one in town. The
music was fine and no-dou ut all
those interested had a good time.
The afternoon session of the
district court Saturday aid not last
very long Jacob Wedel, who lives
near Pawhee Rock took out his
final naturalization papers and a
divorce. suit of NJ. S. Roberts VS..
Bette Roberts was dismissed.
J. Web I.spgham- Hoislngtons
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lang,
ham. Of this city, left Saturday
evening for "trip to--Wyoming.
where he will register in the land
drawing to come off there next
month, sydiia9, I''w 81
Roy Dennis came up from
Wichita Friday sevening for a
short visit with his parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Tom Dennis. Roy isa
member of the, Wichita Fire
Department and returned to his
duties there's Monday 5ooc.
The population Of Great Bend
| was increased by 25 with the
arrival Of the Mother Su2erior,ot
the convent last Friday, she hav.
ing brought that many young
ladies who are going to- make
their home here and join the
Dominican order. SSH 81.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-08-03

Bert Swartz came in from Coffey.
vile Saturday evening and after a
Grief visit with his mother and Sister
in this city will go on to Wyoming to
PPlecats.H 2rQ0b T-of 8 32ul
H. B. Johnson and Miss Eva T.
Smith both of Great Bend. were
united in marriage by Probate
Judge Torrey at his office in the
court house, Saturday evening. in-
Henry Knipp and Pete Gales
were up from east Lakin township
Sunday visiting. Jake Haas and
family, and Mrs. Jake Gales, who
is at the hospital.
Mrs. Gray and daughter.
mother and sister of Mrs. George
Nimocks, eame-ir Saturday eve14
ing fora short visit kithCMrs.
Nimocks and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Krause,p of
Lacrosse, are the parents of a fine
boy born to them Saturday. Mr..
Krause- formerly lived in--this
city. and is Row.ceunty, clerk >et
Rush county.
! Uncle John Rogers and wife
expect to leave in a short time to
visit J their daughter up in
Michigan, and also their many
other old time friends along Lake
Superior. ~,
J. N. Reigel, president, and W.
Lee Hickman, Secretary, of the
Lincoln Telephone Co. were up
Saturday and left an order at this
office for some cards. Their tele-
phone line wilt be IN operation in
a few days.
O. NJ. Bennett of Berk ley, CAL,
was ID the city a few days last
week visiting his father. He was
on his way east for his fall
stock, he being in the gents
furnishing goods buiness in
Berkeley.
Jas. McGann was up from near
Ray Sunday on a visit, and was
1smiling and happy. He has
raised a pretty good wheat CT OF
this year, and is putting the
lground in shape for next years
crop. While here he renewed his
Democrat subscription, which also
made tne>force happy. >
I WANTED-Position viii
threshing outfit as engineer. An
thoroughly acquainted with tn
business and guarantee -satisfac
ftion. Address, Warner Hollo
Y way, box % route 3, Sherman
Texas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-08-03
Frank RrinLkGn m TEiirsiithld Tome

Frank Bri61iGnman 77itsiit6sd home
folks at Larned, Sunday.
Miss .Leohad N Griffith returned SdI
from Kansas City Saturday
night. bng12 bio od} +
GrantIippincott of the Pawnee
Rock Herald was in the city this
Q aftreno0h. ,.,.sro, ,..r, -.., j. -r
Mic FeItes Of Dubuque has Or
dered the Democrat sent to his
address for the next year. '~' I"'
DR.. Mcpherson was called to
Raymond Saturday to perform an
operation on Mrs. Gardeau.
Q Rev. Olinger will receive the
visits of-the Rustier while he is
on his vacation.
Mrs. Gales, of Ellihwood,T was
a visitor to the city Sunday, hav-
ing come over to see her sister
who isat St. Rose Hospital r
Ed Meek has resumed his old
position with Lundblade Bros.
grocery and is back on the wagon
again this morning. e - - e' ~ @
Word was received from DIR.
Lyman, of Denver, Sunday, that
DR., Sipes was doing very nicely
and had no bad SYMPTOMS at all, (
Mrs. G. H. Longmire, of San
Bernardino, California, came in
Saturday evening for a visit with
the family of j. P. Kelly.
Work will begin in shaping W
the race track and fair ground:
generally in a few days for the
coming meet, which promises te
be hummer. 49, -
Mrs. W. F. Seward, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. W.
: J. Winfield, and daughter, Esther,
left Sunday evening for Colorado
to spend some time.
Mrs. Ed L. Chapman who has
been at the hospital the past week
with an attack of Malarial fever.
was removed to her home Sunday.
She is almost wellagsin. - :
Joe Shafer has received a photo
of a lion which measurd 9 fee
from tip to tip, which was killed
in New Mexico by a hunting
party just a few days after he left
it. Al
Fred Steuri and wife entertained
a crowd of sixteen guests at
dinner Sunday in honor of Miss
Valeria Kalstein, who leaves fol-
Topeka next Sunday. TFhgguest
we're royaly entertained, and ar
ready to 60 back the &secont
time. *
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-08-03
Headaches
Sometimes?

; II 50, itTwill interest you to-
know that it can be stopped
with Dr.. Miles Anti Pain Pats:. ~
and without any bad after---
effects, and this without dam
ger Of forming a drug habit or
! having your 7stomach diEC7
ranged. They positively con-
tain no opium, morphine, CO.
-caine, cihoral ether or chloro-
form in any form. DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain.
and leave only a sense Of relief.
Thereason for this is explained
by the fact that headache comes
from tired, irritable, turbulent, b.
.'over-taxed, brain nerves. Anti .
Pain Pills soothe and strength
en- these nerves, hus-femoyihg q
the cause. They are harmless
when taken as directed.
I'VE use Dr.. Niles Anti Pain Pilla
for the cure Of headache. and we
think that there Il nothing that win
: equal Them: They will cure the -
headache IN a very few minutes I
/ am -of s<nervous Temperament, ana -
occasionally have spells when my
nerves seem TO be completely exhaust
3D. zhd- -rremhie, 30 I can scarcely
Contain myself At these times i al
ways take the Anti-Pain Pills, and
they quiet me right away. II Is re-
markable what soothing effect they
have upon the nerves."
MRs.E.-E. KARL. Detroit Mich =.
=. Or. Niles, Anti Pain pIlls are cold BY
your druggist, who VIII guarantee that
the Hrst package viii benefit N II =
falls, he Will return your money.
Is doses, 25<eents. Never sold In bulk
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart ind :.
MN 'SNFO1
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-08-03

Geo. Tucker and wife visited at
Alden Sunday. rorgrrr.ri +.
Mrs. A. Bunger was transacting
business with the probate court Satur.
day. q
y &c., ~ 80 s-'.'rf
c. G. Morrison returned Friday
evening from business trip to the
sas, ~ 1r 'tr' .rr'
SAS''' n
M. F.lSowards of route one has
gone to'5Wichita on a business
trin ~ b"r .'o.,.
!, Mrs. DR.. Smith and children
have returned from -CoIeado
outing. COE
r Mrs. ST.. Shaw has returned
from her visit to Burlington,
Kans. n
Rev. Romies and e-efStiekli-
ney are the happy parents of
young lady.
Willis Bolinger returned Saturday
from a visit Of a few days with
with relativesin- Ford county, 49,
Judge E. c. Cole returned
Friday evening from "a business
trip to the eastern part of the
state nj HIT
'r Rev. Sutherland has returned
from bis visit to SpearSyille- and
Saturday left for brief visit at
Russell.
Bliss Holgate was taken, 70 the
st. Rose hospital Friday evening
threatened with ain attack OF
typhoid fever.
The Mother Superior of the
convent returned @ home Friday
evening, a few days earlier than
she was expected. LEX Z
There was good crowd ia attend
ance at the Georgia Minstrel tent Fri
night and most Of those present re
port good show.
MILFORD BursoD- had the misfor.
tune to get two of the fingers on
his left hand ,piaebsd- the Other
day whileassistiDg his brakeman
in making g coupling: = :. = -. Il.
Misses Alma Grass and Anns
Krause came down from Lac Crosse
Sunday Morning fora visit of {
week or SO with relatives anC
friends in-this city.
Mrs. S.. Tonkin of the south sid'
gladdened the Heart Of the edit0l
Saturday.by sending her subscrip
tionrto the Democrat up a notch
F Jay Morrison went to Lsrnsl
Sunday night where he will b
emptoyedJn an automobile estab
lishment until the Morrison Bros
pIantin this city is ready FOL
business. 4Ea a'ooi, gY7
| A party of handsome ladies
ltried to have a. little fun. at the
Expense Of the city officials Satur
day evening by forming a candl,
brigade and tryinggto locate tb,
arc light at Aliens corner. wbiel
was not burning, on account O
1.-THE moonlight schedule.
H. N. Gearhaytsnd-vife -eam'
down FROM near Speareyille Sun
day for ashort visit. Mr.. Gear
hart is telling pretty good HI
had in 800 acres Of wheat, which
made a general average of a frac
ltion over 80 bushels to the acre
While here he called at this offic,
land advanced his Democrat sub
seription and also ordered 1t sen
to A KoUn, at CentertohS ARK.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-08-03
-FucET HEpPEHfNfS,

~. IA. Bohneer IS up from the
ranch for afew days.. .id 10 yuibl-
J. Geo. Brinkman and family
have returned from Kansas City
Another fine rain Thursday
night. delaying threshing but ex-
pediting the, blowing.
Mrs. L. G. Breeder and daueht.i
eS were in -Hoisingt6n during
the picnic, the guests of Mrs,
~ NJ r.flri n74. III
Rev O. H. Trueman, de mocrat
nominee for congress, r passed
Though this city last Friday on
his, way to Sterling. ,,,,.a lrr.l43
9nr court house park under the
efficient care Off. E. 'DeMotteyis
a thing of beauty and the admirai
ton of our visitors J. blum u =.
Misses Pearl Emely and Maude
Caro- went to Hoisingtqn Thurs,
day to remain the rest Of the week
visiting With friends. .''r'' '','
Adam Krause and Mr.. Demuth,
ofthe Cyclone, have made some
extensive changes in the interior
decorations Of that popular. store,
The county teachers examina-
tion was held Friday at the
central school building with
twenty-six teachers in attendance.
]. F.,Thompson, the fruit tree
man who made his headquarters
in This city a few years ago, was
in Town this week shaking hands
with his many friends. a'"" 1''''
Col. Sellers, of the Wentworth
military academy, Lexington,
Moa was in the city Friday the
| guest Of T. P. Fair. The Colonel
made us a pleasant call. 900 ..''' '
/ We believe the stakes played
Ifor-hy the BARRIERS and bartenders
a few weeks ago were disposed of
Friday night. No doubt the
event was enjoyed by thosefortun-
1 ate enough to be present.
| Three young ladies who went to
Hoisington Thursday evening and
intended to come back on the
night train, missed connections
and had to wait until morning.
They had a. GOOD time, though.
A telegram was received Thurs
day evening saying that. DR.. Sipes
had been operated on that morn
ing at Denver and stood the ordeal
in good shape. 1t is hoped that
he will quickly recover now. and
soon be-able to- return home.
In our wandering around town
the other day we came across a
placeowhere everyone in the house
was asleep in the middle of the
afternoon. 1t looked as though it
might be comfortable. but we did
not have time to 60 in and try it.
Mrs. W. j. Sans and son Lester
returned Thursday evening from
st. Louis. where Mrs. Sans haC
been visiting her married daugh.
ter for several weeks, Mrs. W. H.
May, to whom was born "a fine
little girl recently 60
Jacob Koelsch Of near EllinwOod
has ordered his Democrat changed
to ST. Lnhn. We take from tina
that he has moved to that locality
If that be the case, we are sor
Try, as Barton county does not lik'
to lose such valuable citizens.
The mauyfriends of Geo. -Hol
; man will be pleased to- learn tha
he reached his destination al
right, and that his wife stood tn,
trip very well, as also did the lit
Title boy. Both seemed much bet
ter when he wrote than they haC
been for some time.
Jimmie Durkin has been per
manently appointed as mauagel
othe) Postal Telegraph Office ii
Hutchinson, the transfer having
been made Thursday by the