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Help Wanted-haIe.

wANTED-watchman one who understands
steam and firing boilers; must be sober
Apply POTOMAC BRICK CO, Addison, Va
au2s-3t
WANTED-A thoroughly competent ao3r
walker Apply 70 ". NJ BalderstOn, Man
ager. a. Lisner. PALAIS ROYAL. au2s-St
WANTED-Two good timers ana two ex-
perieneed HELPERS. IA 9Th -. NV. au2S-2t
WANTED-Chef. cook two belmen leave
city walters. cleaner cook. l0ll New York
ave. II
WANTED-Young man for doctor. hrst-class
butler. white janltor 1911 10th st. II
WANTED-Whte boy. about eighteen. $3.50
per week, must be reliable and steady l02s
6th 81. nv. II
WANTED-Colored huss. MARYLAND
QUICK LUNCH, Go 9th 81. NV au2s-2t
WANTED-short order cook s12 per week.
FISHERS AGENCY 4Is 10th St nv, II
WANTED-White barber al once: su guar
anteed- 74s sth ST. Sc. au2s-st
wANTED-First-c class barber at once: good
wagea Tor right man. hos oth st. Sc 1t
WANTED-Yo -YounE white man 70 make him
self useful around grocery store. 10 c St NV.
II
WANTED Experienced. capable man to col
lect debit, liberal pay and steady position TO
right man 6i2 i4th ST.. Sd floor au27-2t
wANTED-Barbsr at once. good guarantee;
steady work, TURNER'S. 402 9Th ST. nv.
au25-3t
wANTED-Two dishwashers at $40 Pennsyi-
VaEia ave. nW- augZ 81
wANTED-Three capable eoiored walters: /:
wages IS hours per day. al 349 PennsyI-
van!a ave NV. au27-St
WANTED-Three agents 10 sell photo tickets
433 Pennsylvania ave. Huz7-5t
A DEPARTMENT STORE requires
the services Of a young man 20 take
charge Of their advertising department.
preferably one who has been an assist
ant in aome large store or agency must
be experienced. Address BOX s5, Times
once. stating experience. auz3-St
wANTED-At Riggs House, one eolored IRE
man. Apply 70 the CHIEF ENGINEER
au27-2t
WANTED-Tvyo coIored boys 70 rln elevator
answer. stating age and references Ad-
dress Bon 20. Times once saZ.-St
-WANTED-Architects, engineers and build
srb TO Witness Gibbs Fire Escape System per
form every function required OF the present
standard escape. minimizing the latteTs OBJ
iections and presenting other valuable i'm
provenenta Demohstrations "Wednesday. ~
to !. KfNN's sToREHOUsE, Sth and sis-
au263t
WANTED-Two good drivers, only those ex-
periencsd in handling soft drinks need ap-
ply. 10th and i NV. aaz9-St
WANTED -Colored porter must know how 20
press clothes. TAILOR STORE. lzll Pennsyi-
Vania ave NV II
vVANTED-A c5Iored man for dairy work.
with reference. 6I4 n 81 nv. nu16s5t
WANTED-Men 20 try our Buehu Gin. for
all kidney and bladder trouble. prescription
OF the late DR. Warner. OF Baltimore. Sold
oHiy by THE JOHN WEDDERBUEN COM
PANyY slB-sls E ct nv aui2-tf
Help Wanted
Male and Female.
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
Of shorthand IN is hours attain speed OF
IS TO 200 words IN 100 hours. and We will pro
cure position for YOU We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems /.
JypeWTittng and Spanish SrENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone 81.
IllL aus-8ot
WANTED Experienced saIespeople for all
departments: also stock clerks. permanent
positions Apply 90 S. HART. SupeTintend-
ent, LAHSBURGH * BRO, 40 60 AS 4th ST
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Dancing
SEE THE MOONLIGHT

$500 FEET Floor SPACE.
THE ORDWAT, sS1 18th ST y. W.-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
ing. beginners class 1885, advanced $50
LADY assistants. Lesson. 53ci six lessons.
$3.50. Private lesson by appointment. Hall
Tor rent. night OF day.
au2I-sot PROF. CFAs. r. WYNDHAAT.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS 75c; guar
waltz 2-steg lessons coaching Eng
branches. s1l rates; Piano. Mandolin sc
class 81 mo. Address, with stamp. BOX 81
Times Once. auza-2I.- q
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aRoval Pnsen" Is Admitted

BY all who try il TO be the finest Of all /
light beers What's your verdict? At /
bars. Abner- -DTury Brew Co
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CLOSING OUT PIANOS

F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
1925 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone n 7i7.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ore CENT A WORD PoR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements Tor less than three insertions.
II inserted f1r three or more consecutive
days, one cent word FOR each insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
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Wilson & Mayors Wednesday Sale

Commences 1880 q. m. Selected new
furniture and rugs for every room in the
home 1927 end 1923 @ ST.
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Advertisements will be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices at regular once
rates. II it IS iuc0nveuleut 20 leave adNertise-
ments az either a branch ONCE or The Times
Business Once, they may be telephoned ulIeCt
20 The Times Main 5Z60l, and a messenger
vii call 20 collect without additional cnargo
g the advertiser
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PERSONAL.

COUNTESS MACKENZIE LoHG,
~ Ninth Street n. W.
Washington's most reliable ClalTy0yant and
palmist- Without asking question, she tells
your name, names Of friends and enemies
who you VIII marry, reunites the separated
removes spells, and gives luck. Her iuf0rma-
tou is clear. concise. and 10 the point I'm all
love, marriage, and business anairs. AUS st
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST has returned;
open sunday; 1oc l72S Sth ST. NV. au2S-2t
WORKINGAlEN now is the time you have 10
save money; we can do 10 for you; come %
for a good all wool tailor suit Of clothes
slightly used, at half the new price.
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6I9 d St auCT-6t
YOUNG MAN desires acquaintance OF young
lady between % and % object matTim0ny.
Address BOX So, Times Office. au27-3t
RRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
IA COLORADO BUILDING. l4th and O
Phone Main 2525. Established 1885. Abso-
lutely reliable, strictly confidential; expert
Investigations any cause. all sections. uu-
impeachable credentials. MORGAN BRAD
FORD, Jr., Superintendent After $50 pnl.
and on Sundays 1 can be consulted at my
residence 30G2 18th ST. corner Of Columbia
road NV, Phone North 4343. au25-St
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
RATES; FROM s. TO SO JOSEPH CAIN,
ROOM 406. JENIFER BUILDING. IIH AND
y STS. NV. aus-s0t
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-3z5; ten-room house. four acres,
sheds. stables, heEbouses. on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence 81. JOHN L kNOPPs
corner 10Th and Jackson sts- ne aul-tt
FCR RENT-g5. two new sIX-ruom houses
IN Langdon. JOHN L ENOFPs corner 29th
and Jackson sts ne aul-u
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FOund.

FOUND-That hats renovated equal 20 new;
straw and Panama speciality. VIENNA
HAT Co, 509 l4th St nv. au2s-s0t
PRINTING-By one that knows how, guar
ante1 satisfactory or your money returned;
- years practical experience Loo business
cards. SI50i 50J. 81. HAYS. 30 and X SIS,
nv ag9-s0t
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FOR EENT-DesIrabIs once room on second
floor Wardsr building. corner Srh and 7 sts-
three large front windows. electric light and
Eteam heat. Apply ROOM J Warder build
ing, sth and + SITS aus-u
HANDSOME OFFICES FOR rent in tbs
Munsey Building. on ST., facing Penn
EvlVsuia ave. betW cen Lgth and 18th sta
Moderate rents heat. light. and Janitor seFy-
ices f. ee%4-f
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For Rent SStabIes.

FOR RENT -Two-st0ry brick stable. Z5x5o
all modern Improvement II stalls room for
six wagons. also well built tWo-story brick
warehouse. ZlEs0. oJ-Io0t alley. $50 X St nv
Eu-f-3u
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63AutOmObiIeS S
e.

FOR SALE-Oids Tunabout. in good c0ndi-
ton; recently painted and Overhauled: $3.50.
Gail 916 5th st. NV. au2s-st
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ANACOSTIA
BURY's Pr ARMACY. corner Monroe and
JeIerson SITS.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.
Situations Wanted

Situations Wanted
Female.
WANTED-Music pupils. By experienced
teacher terms moderate. Address BOX "A.
Times Office. II
WANTED-Place 20 wash and iron by day.
Call MABEL DELANEY Is o st. sw. u
vvANTED-sewing. an kinds neatly done;
carpets sewedi references 81 week. t5c day.
Address BOX ~, Times Office i
WANTED-Washing 10 do az home. lO5 L
ST. nv. j.
yVANTED-By frst-Class Iaundress. wash
ing 10 take home lH l. 81 NV au2s-2t
VANTED-By Colored girl. place as general
houseWOrksT and plain cook in small fam
Iy OF chamberHaid. 752 4th 81 II
" WANTED-By neat C1iored woman. clean
ing or work by day; also place for boy. l-9
Pierce 81. NV. au29-3t
WANTED-Laundry work at home or day s
work Zoo gth 81. NV. II
WANTED-By Iaundress. washing at home.
40 J. 81. nv au2t-st
WANTED-By a young lady with two
years experience, a position IN offlce- Ad-
dress BOX S. Times Ntice. auI6-3t
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Lost

LOsT-One hunting-case silver watch. with
the initials wv. +. n A" Liberal reward
viii lr given the finder Please return 70
III. MARROW, Silver Springs r. +. d. no. 2
gu-s-ar
L.OST-Ou Brigntwood cars. large envelope.
containing two letters and New York draft
payment stopped on draftj. Finder please
return 10 ll2 Maryland ave ne. and receive
liberal reward II
SUITABLE REWARD viii be paid fdr the
return OF a Boston bull terrier. brown with
white spots on chest and front feet. answers
n the name Of Nick property OF MT- JOHN
r. WILKINS, 1924 Massachusetts ave. NV.
Il
IOST-Ou August O. black SILK umbrella:
silver handle; monogram II. NJ. X Re
turn 20 81 X 81. NV reUard. auZe-st
LOsT-sls Saturday. on Pennsylvania ave.
or 18th ST. Return same 20 BOX %. Times
office and receive reward au-s-3t
IosT-GoId I0cker engraved with old Eng
IEn $50 containing two miniature photo
era1l.s. Reward IL returned 90 Room tgI
COLORADO BUILDING au-5-5t
sTRATED August "a from 14)5 L ST NV.
vhite bull bitch. short tan collar with 1913
tag. Finder rewarded. au-5-St
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO ELSENBEISS. 7th and B SITS. BW.
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FOR Sale-Iypewriters.
yvF, HAVE several cracker jack bargains
In standard typewriters; your choice for SIS;
come look al them WELLINGTON OFFICE
$40 nth ST. auz5-ot
THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE high
STaTa uracrfcal universal keyboardi lightest
Tunuing most elastic touch Let rs demon
gIrate CaU I33J J. 81. NV. OF phone 1883
ie4-tf
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WanGed-Rooms

WANTED-Large unfurnished room, heat
and light: Northwest: not over s.. Address
BOX Y, Times Office. It
WANTED-By young married couple. three
rooms and bath, unfurnished, for light house
keeping, IN Northwest section. address BOX
81, Times Office ~
WANTED-CooI room wef furnished private
bath; state convenienees and price Address
BOX u. Times of1ee. aG2l-3t
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For Rent-OmCes.

FOR REET-DeslrabIe once rooms IA Evans
building I4l5-IGal New York ave- rental very
low including heat. light and Janitor seTVlCs.
JOHN o. EVANS, Il-4 New York ave
aul5-G0t
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RlOOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR Il. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
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HOney 30 Loan
On Real Estate.

On Real Estate.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. &. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments On pria-
CipaI IN amounts Uf 500 OF more received AZ
any interest period. THE i. H SAIIA CO.
Bond building, laos NeT York ave
MONEY TO LOAN-g255 10 $500. 600 en- D. c.
real esints. Interest low, and all ra1sac-
IionE conducted with economical Considsra-
klcn foF borrowers
WI IL SAUNDERS & CO..
i413 p s.. ~ y.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST on Il, c. Real Estate. SS
unreasonable delay.
WALTER H. ACKER
fs4-tf 1870 ST NJ.
hONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate AZ "a and
per cent Every consideration shoW1
borrowers.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
oO7 G STREET y. ". aos-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate a. 4 ~. and per cent interest. spe-
ciaI privileges with respect 20 prior paymeEts-
LARGE amounts Il speciality. TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. 1877 = 81 oclO-n
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For Rent-nouses.

FOR RENT-By =. I. KOIR
- LSoe ID. sfia 5Z5 New York ave. nv.
- y Cap. IGr. .Zb- 800 % s0s SIN ne 81 b "a "a
le45 X NV. lzrSsst0 o. oJI 5Ig lGth ne 5r b IF n
lzlI II 81. 81. b...525 sI4 D. 7r -. Is %
lsz5 nv. er. b.-..S0 50i215 + ne er b 81
80 - = NV. 6r D. .Zl 5Ji l25Z Nth Sc sr w.IA5J
- = Sc. ST. b....Z7 5GI FIATs
~ @ y 81, sr, b.--15o 1878 Cedar, 81 E b. Is 50
~ ~ d4la ne br.bzl59 1870 Sc. 5r b.....20.59
80 = D. me- OF. bz0o0 80 18th ne. 81 e. b Is "
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FOR RENT-7u 9Th st. ne. beautiful SIX
room and bath brick dwelling, in perfect
condition. convenient 20 car line 10 al sec
lions OF city price. $3.50. D. LEONARD.
5SJ ~ st. EW- r-lg7-sf
WANTED-If you want good tenants. place
your property with GRACE NJ THOMAS
au4y-sJt CoTcorau bldg.
hOh HANT-Housea, sparLFnsnts ana od5ceB
10 elt partF Of the city. For detaiIsd iisr
tend or call at Jug Office.
IACS. j. FISHER & Co. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
lu4 So. ~. ". fss-tf
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A. r. POWELL 4th and East Capitol SITS.
D. O'DONNELL DRUG Co. 6Jh and G SITS. Sc.
u. E. FEALT. NV, cor. IIth and Pa ave. Sc.
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Country Board.

COUNTRY BOARD FOR summer and autumn
free outing weekly: table supplied from gar
den and dairy. MIS-. VIRGINIA a. PECK.
DslaplaEe, Va Eu24-7t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 7os King It.
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Birds, Docs, Etc.
50 3MiSCelIaneOuSa3

LACE CURTAINS Numbered. SOC pair. oil
u 81. NV au2t-St
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FOR sAIE--Go-cart. IN good condition. S.
Call at 62g L ST. ne au2s-at
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WANTED-Watchman; one who understands
steam and firing boilers: must be sober.
Apply POTOMAC BRICK CO, Addison, Va
au2g-gt
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For Rent
Furnished Houses,

FOR RENT-l5I5 sth ST. NV; seven rooms
MANN. 532 o. auTe-af
FOR RENT Furnished. ls5s ii rf NV m
rooms and bath house newly paDersd
throughout
WASHINGTON REALTY Co.
au15-at 1871 New York ave.
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ss5=sss='G7

west. rent SIS. daily sales SIS. price s225
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' GIL r
81. au2s-3t
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Rooms and Board.

COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with board; central
location. 929 X ST. NV. au2s-3t
WANTED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
room, with good board bath; $40 per week
each 1025 21d St nv au2S- q
COMFORTABLE ROOM. suitable Tor two:
porcelain bath: 6rst-class table board; teruls
reasonable. 5l9 L ST nv. au2S-3t
ONE large room suitable for two with or
without board. very reasonable. 1926 z 81.
ne. au26-3t
NICE ROOMS; board. s.. s450 week 100
9th 81 NV au26-2t
rooms. au24-7t
713 X ST. north Il Carnegie Library; large
airy rooms: good hoard: transiants. au24-st
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Wanted-hisCeIlaneOus

WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies or gentlsmsn's Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and wll call any
hour. 3, TARSHES. I20s 7th st. nv. Phone
North 49s-
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. as I pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal. viii call.
II GEWIRz. 1905 9Th St NV. eulS-l5t
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL anything
In the line OF household goods, consult d,
NOTES, or 6Z5 Louisiana ave. Sales weekly.
consignments solicited; prompt settlement
assured. Call for our wagon-Main 9OO5.
au5-S0t
WANTED-Au kinds OF sewing machines to
repair, s. 90, machine called for and delivered.
OPPENHEIAdER's Ga 9th 81. nv auz7-3t
WANTED-A few guitar pupils S C. FOw-
LER, 607 z ST. nv. au2I-3t
WANTED-Furniture for cash. sell your
goods % the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and K Ru16-3t
Wanted-ROOnls g Board.
WANTED room and board
downtown or very central. by family Of four
imam and wife and girl y and baby years.; /;
please state price. Address YOUNG COUPLE.
Times Office. II
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06
BILLINGS Land DRAWING
Western Men Get the First Half Dozen
Chances.

Billings, Mont, July 3.-The
first half dozen names drawn out,
for lands in the Crow Indian res
ervation, were as follows:
Number l was drawn by Owen
B. Williams, a section foreman at
Custer, Mont. Henry johnson,
of Sheridan, Wyo., drew No. 9
John Schwartz, of Chicago. No.
3; Joseph Reinlete, of keith,
Wyo., No. 4; Chas. Danielson. Of
Billings, No. 5, and Jabcot
Ropich, of Butte, No. 6.
Mrs. Joseph Artery. Of Butte
was the first woman to draw
A. Brown, of Atlanta g., who
drew No. 587, was the most re
mote resident to drew during the
forenoon. About 1000 name.
were drawn yesterday.
(Note-It is reported on the
street that Frank Dell of Grea
Bend, was one of the lucky ones
in the first two thousa and name.
drawn. In the Crow Indian re
servation drawing at Billingsl
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06
Beginning July Is we make skirh
free. c. Samuels Co.

Beginning July Is we make skirts
free. c. Samuels Co.
Luther NJ. Nellis, of Topeka,
representing the Kansas Farmer,
was in the city Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Gus Schafer and little grand
child came up from Ellinwood for q
short time Tuesday afternoon, re.
turning that evening.
Mrs. A. r. Howard left Tuesday
morning for her home a: Dillon,
Kansas, after an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. E. W. Seward, and
other relatives and friends in this
part Of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed French came %
from Hudson Wednesday on ao-
count Of the illness of Mrs. Freuch's
father. DR.. A. M. Sipes, who is some
what improved this morning, but is
still very sick.
1t will be worth your while to
save out some of your best grain,
in the sheaf. for the Barton
county fair. 1t will require but
a little Of your time, and the help
it will be towards making the fair
attractive will be worth while.
Please do not forget, or overlook
this.
Tom Clayton was taken sud-
denly i'll Tuesday while sit
ting in the Office of Moses
Brothers, and a physician was cal
led who had him taken home and
brought him out all right. He
had been complaining Of not feel
ing we'll for some days. He is
resting we'll this afternoon.
Let us write you an insurance
policy on your grain which will
protect it against fire and lightn-
ing while in shock, stack. rick or
bin. A policy for 100000,
which will protect you on two
thousand bushels of grain, for
two months, for only $3.50; other
amounts in proportion. II you
can't call, telephone us or write
US and We will write it up for you.
Dawson & Zutavern.
Tailored skirts made Free, See
US for particulars. c. Samuels Co
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06
Independent In Politics.

The best patriotism and the best
politics after all is to support that
which is the best for all the peo-
pie. Loyalty to state and nation
is greater than fealty to party.
Independence is the foundation Of
freedom. In the past when
loyalty to the party and loyalty to
the state has conAicted. the party
always won out. In the past few
years the people have changed
greatly in this regard. Nowadays
more and more it his come to be
fashionable to fight for the right
thing in politics as we'll as other
things. 1t is a step in advance
for our country, this indeDende nee
of thought. May it continue to
thrive and prosper Harrington
Sun.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

1t is hard for some of the ruraI
route carriers to keep out OF the
harvest fields.
Will Hainline went to Ellinwooc
Wednesday to celebrate the birthday
Of the nation.
Most Of the celebrating. in Barton
county Wednesday was done in the
harvest field.
Buy the cloth from rs cents up
and get a high.class tailored skirt
free, at c. Samuels Co.
Fred Hemker has been making
a full hand in the harvest field
the past week or more.
Mrs. J. Geo. Brinkman went to
Kansas City, Tuesday morning for a
visit with relatives and friends.
There was large number Of oul
people went to Ellinwood and Hutch.
inson Wednesday to spend the day
Two tent shows in Great Bend
next week, each with a band.
The welkin ought to be wrangled
some.
WANTED-Position by an en-.
gineer with fifteen years experience
Satisfaction guaranteed. Addres.
W. S. Alley, ingalls,, Gray Co.
Kansas.
Mrs. James S. Whitney and Mr.
Alvin Gregory, Of Larned, are in thu
city the guests Of their sister, Mrs
Geo. Duncan.
The fire boys were out on the
street Wed. night for practice with
the hose cart, making couplings and
throwing water.
Miss Clementine Ferguson, o.
Atchison, Kansas, came in Tuesda,
for an extended visit with her sister
Mrs. E. A. Johnson.
S. J. Williams returned to hi:
home in Pawnee Rock Tuesday, at
ter attending the regular meeting Of
the Board Of County Commissioner.
Next Sunday is the day set for the
ball game between the BARRIERS and
the bartenders. There will probably
be bot game as there are some good
players on both teams.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06
A TIMELY DITTY.

Everybody works but the fire.
works
And you touch them off with a
match.
And when they begin to scizzle
The Little boy begins to scratch,
And then you call for a doctor,
Who binds up his little arm,
Everybody works but the fire.
works,
And they don't do noharm.
Auch Louie.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06
Like q Clap Of Thunder.

The spirit OF our fathers, &C
companied by a spirit OF devil
ment prompted some parties to
wake the echoes and every
body in town at midnight last
night by firing off one Of the
big canons in the park. "They
say'-and we suppose they who
say know-that six pounds of
powder was first poured in,
then the old roarer was tamped
full OF grass, paper, dirt etc. to
the muzzle and the fuse touched
off.
Anyway the discharge was
a deafening one and ratified the
windows all over town, break
ing one in Erve Woods store
front south OF the square.
1t is reported also that the
piece was loaded on the last
night of the street fair and had
remained thus loaded since. At
that time the fuse was fired but
failed to fire the canon, and the
boys were afraid at the time to
60 back and put in a new fuse.
DR.. F. A. Bebe who was arrest
ed at Council Grove. and brought
back here charged with beating a
board bill had his preliminary
hearing Tuesday, and was re-
leased under bond of $25O.OO
pending hearing Of the case next
week. A brother-in-law in
Kansas City telegraphed the
necessary bond.
Mrs. W. F. Graham is reported
somewhat better.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06

The premium list for the county
fair will soon be out.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-06

Mrs. W. F. Graham is reported
somewhat better.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

aud Zalusky
Sioux City. Ia. July ls.-NeNiin out
pitched stimmei today and Sioux Cts
won an exciting game G TO &
Score; X. II. L.
Sioux City ......t................... n
Fueblo .-.-..-'..........,.,
Baueries-Newlin and Freese. summel
and Rennicker.
lincoln. July 1.-Two singles and a
uiple gave Des Moines two runs IN the
irst inning today. After that both
pitchers were inyincible and theTe was no
more scoring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28
LoNGwooD TENNIS
Two Matches In Singles and Three In
Doubles Pulled on.

Louewcod Mass. July 2i.--Two matches
iu singles and three On doubles We're play.
ed in The L0ugWOOd tennis tournament To-.
day and the expected happened IN each
cuntSt
The survivors in the doubles II. II.
uackett and =. p Alexander u New
York will me- William J. Clothier Of
Philadelphia and d A. Larned Of summit
y. j. Tor the eastern cham iopship To-
morrow. The former pair won a year ago
az L0nEwood I'm The singles tournament
Tor ths LongwUod cup ". J. Cl0thier anc
Karl 49, Behr OF New Haven are left 20
hight fur the honor ~ challenging ". 4.
Lsrned the present holder OF the cup.
This match will be- played Monday owing
20 Mr. Cl0thier's engagement IN The dou-
bles tomorrow. The challenge match will
Dc played Tuesday.
Clothier was the only one who had dlf-
hculty IN winning today. lu his matches
with r. y Dewhur,t. the latter captur-
ed The first set, fourteen game contest
Clothler took the second without allowing
Dcwhurst a gs'ne The third and fourth
SITS were well fought but Dewhurs,
could not break through and Clothier
won cut