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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-08-30

Full line Of sample for tailor made
suits. Mrs. ]. ]. Anthony.
Fred Merritt and Harry Marx are
working on rel .p1o1e line at Spear
vile.
Dean Schnacke, a former Great
Bend boy, is night operator at Kin.
sley.
F. c. Edwards Of the Warren
Mortgage Company was in town on
business.
Miss Minnie Komarek and Ed
Doherty were up from Ellinwood
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. L. Simpson, son Erred,
and daughter Fern, are home from
their outipg in Colorado. :.
Misses Winifred and Ethel Kerr
are home from Colorado after two
weeks outing,
Agent for Chas A. Stevens & Bros.
Chicago, for fall suits.
Mrs. J. ]. Anthony.
Arthur Langham left for Newton
Wednesday where he will visit with
his uncle Arthur Thomas and family.
Sandy Laidlaw came in from Ark.
ansas Tuesday evening after two
weeks trip on business and, for an
outing.
Mrs. Robert McInnes, mother Of
Fred, and Miss Jennette Myers, his
neice of Marquette, are visiting Fred
and wife.
Marriage License have been issued
as follows. Rollie H. Land Hoising-
ton age "a, Annie R. Swoford, Hois.
ington age 20. George c. Glenn
Galatia age "a, Floy A. Brown, Gala.
tia age 16.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-08-30
, OlHITz ITEMS.
Fine weather this.

Fine weather this.
Ed. Schneider is moving in his
new residence.
Mrs. Frank Nordman is OF the
sick list.
Hugo Buerge- of Denver was
in our burg last week.
Mrs. Augusta Awen of Nowble
Oklahoma. is here visiting with
friends and relatives.
Elmer Sharp and family were
visiting home folks north of
Hoisington Sunday.
Miss Josie Hampel was taken to
Great Bend to the hospital to have
an operation performed for the
cancer.
Miss Cecilia Buerger and little
brothers returned home to Denver
after a few weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Drs. Ed. Atkin ST.. and Junior
we're IN Great Bend last Monday
performing an operation on Miss
Josie Hampel the patient is doing
we'll.
Chest Nichols from Heller was
in our burg last Saturday night
lecturing to the farmers union Of
this local. the union is making
good progress here.
The dance at-the Hilavaty barn
Sunday about a half mile north of
town was we'll attended and every
body there reported a very good
time.
Frank Haberman living south
west of town was badly hurt last
Friday by a vicious bull. The crit
er run him down and then tramp.
ed on him hurting him about the
chest and would have killed him
if it hadn't been for one of the
bows who happened to see it in
time to come to bis assistance
Mr.. Haber man is improving fast
at the present writing.
The futed roller feed used on
the New Kentucky is undoubtedly
The best device thus far invented
for feeding grain from 6 hopper.
Notched washers used on this feed
enable any slight variations there
may be in the length of the cast
ing to be readily taken up. The
feed is driven by a malleable
chain from the axle to the feed
shaft, doing away with the cog
as are used on many other
drills. The quantity can be
changed almost instantly with a
lever. and to any amount desired.
The Great Bend Hardware & In
Dlement Co. At the Busy Corner.
As John Strobe was driving a
team hitched to a lumber wagon
out near George Ather's south of
the river the team became fright.
ened and started to run. The
neckyoke came down and Ed.
Gibson and Ed. Crause who we're
riding in the wagon jumped out.
Gibson has a badly sprained ankle
and Ed. Crause has a broken leg,
escaped with a few bad
bruises. There has been a great
number Of runaways lately but
liz 49, L.. i IL L l.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-08-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Edna Bement of Baker, City is
here visitingssMrs. Craig. =. :
Vim. Schweir of Larned was in
town on business Tuesday.
Miss Julia Miller went to Larn-
ed Tuesday evening for visit:
Prof. and Mrs. Lessman sare
home fromssan outing..in Colorado:
volney Miller::of..Ness City.was
a visitor in the city Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Henry Gagleman returned
from an extended visit in..Chicago
Monday.
Mrs. Lille. Enloe .sof CHICAGO
visited with Mrs. .LotsEwalt
Tuesday.
Chas. and..John.C ramp.... have
new msil..box on..the Cramps., Ulace
route 6.
J. B. Prose- wife::weressoyer
from ..Hoisiugton. on. business
Tuesday.
Mrs. R. Chandler is:,home:: from
Emporia after a. visit. wit. .her
sister Mrs. Coates.
R. c. Russell returned. from
Ness City, Tuesday. where he bad
been on legal business.
August Shriwise' came In from
Colorado where hesshad.been::!Oo
ing after some investments.
ottO Lebbin Of route:.siz Is I'M:
proving bis property by giving all
the buildings two, coats fsspaint:
C. H. Harter has been out to
the farm for several DAYS, looking
after the .threshing..of Ibis wheat
CROP.
For Farmers faVorite, New
Kentucky. IGundloc grain drills
90 to The Great Bend Hardware
& Implement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.. Richardson |
returned to BellvilIe after two
weeks visit,,with..the families :s,of
Fred and Frank Richardson.
Albert Dotson is in Wichita sat.
tending a meeting of the, execu-
tive committee of the Retail Fur
niture Dealers AssociatIons.of.t this |
state.
Cards are ,,out announcing the
marriage of Minnie Clara ssKom-
arek to Edward j., Doherty,
which is to occur at St. Joseph's
Catholic church. Ellinwood, on
Wednesday September 4th. Tam.
Ebert Seward went to Denver
Saturday night from there hesswill
come back to Dodge City.to visit
Bert Barnett and from there will
90 to Tyrone Oklahoma to visit
his wife and family who are visit
ing Mr., Stewards, parents there.
The New Kentucky Drill has a
solid steel frame. which is made
of angle steel, the best material
that can be employed where
strength is most needed. embody. |
ing as it does both STRENGTH and
lightness. Not only is this frame
thoroughly well placed. but as an
extra precaution-we extend the |
tongue through to the.rear of the
frame, thereby making an extra
brace. This gives added strength
and prevents any possibility of |
twisting or wrenching the frame. |
For sale by the Great Bend Hard
ware & Implement Co. At the |
Busy Corner. |
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-08-30

Any one wishing to buy a team,
Of good driving horses, as good as
can be found in county, should at
tend the sale at Herman Outings
21z miles east and 8 miles south
of Ellin wood, September 4th,
1907. Weight of team $3.50.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-08-30
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION

OF THE
J.V. Brinkman Company Bank.
At Great Bend, State Of Kansas, at the close Of
business on the 22nd day of August 1907.
RESOURCES.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
per So6seitstas.
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benz S9pebif4en bon Marie
Srdn5os.

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febte fi9 in bic Senfternii9e, 10 bab
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tag nit g%etbirmten. blenoenb peiben
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gen bon ben Sdorniteinen Ieu9tets
iiber ben Sddern, bic nod bonn aufz
eetbauten Radtfroif tropften. @ber
Die Stabt barunter i9tpieg unb mar
fonntdesftill. unb er borte bic
Stimme Der Mlitter aus Dem Shlafs
3immer.
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etfpas bon Der 8~etdubung bes Ieihten
Observation-Disclosures, unb bas Datum
Der 3eituns anfturrte. tpurbe alles um
ibn plOBlih grOBer unb filler als
friib.r, unb CT fiiblts fein 9ers idla=
gen. Gr mar ia i'm Suli sebo7en %.
nur brei Wonate nad Der 3rauune!
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brei Monate? Hein, in bier Sabren
foIlte fIberne !Sodaeit iein. 10 bate
er SSemanben iasen bOren! Sic paren
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unb holte ibre olten photographer
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tOnnen. als er fe erbIdHen 5ab.
Gr 6egunn i'm Speiie5imuner ouT
unb db gu seben, auf ben 3eben, 10, als
gGlte Is. Rrante nnb Sdlummernbe
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5iige i9mersten. 4uf unb ab sing e.. >.
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aufbieten, I'm 5u ipreden:
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gar ni9t 80"
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geieben batte, brebts fi9 hngiom UNI.
@s mar elm Undergraduates 9emii9
bon Corn unb 8efddmuns in ieinsm
9eii9t. Seine Stinlme 3ittert.:
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ten -.
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bes S6fpeigen, bas nlr bon benz lei=
fer tperbenben S9luGsen Der Mutter
unterbroden ipurbe. Oer Batter battr
fi9 tpieber a~baetpenbet unb lab gum
5eniter binaus, aber er merfte. ps fein
S6nurrbart 5~itterts.
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finben. gr bate pl0bGid bart. fult.
tief unten in ieinem Weien empfunz
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lie. Damn sing sr nit geienttem &opf.
obne elm Wort eing er aus benz Clint
mer. limb feline S9ritte paren fdtper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Siker, ro(enfar6iser 2aumo.
9osmetii9e pIauberei.


Bon alien 3ierben zines Ih0nen &C.
fidtes baben bic Oi9ter bas &oraImz
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Yerleni4immer Der 3dbne am bdufigz
item perberrIidt. Das bic Gorm am
belanst, 10 iinb I90ne 2ippen elm Sc
i6enf Der Natur, on benz meni6lihc
&unit faum berummobeln fann Nur
big gu aefpiFen 9renaer permDaer mir
bur4 beionbere 9aItuns bes Munbes
bas 2ippenrptb mebr ober tpeliger CUR
9eltuna fommen gu laRen. bod ioIbe
llebunsen seb0ren mebr in bas 9ebiet
Der &ofetterie als Der &osmetif. Mber
uu9 Die Sippen bdben ibre 2eiben. unb
es eiebt eerinsfigise Grfranfunsen.
bic, tpenn fie pernadldItgt perben, ben
i6Dniten Munb berunifalten fOnnen.
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8runb, i'm cine StpedmGbiSe Gippns
pfleee beioret Su fem
Oft Hagen bic Menifen iibsr
trodene 2ippen. Oieie erresen elm UNI
ansenebmes 9efibl unb tpenn Der gu
ftanb ldnser anbauert, 10 pirb bic Clip
penbaut iprDbe, es entfteben in ibr RiHe
unb Spriinee, bic 10 tief iein f0nnen.
baB lie bluten unb fb entsiinben ; bas
BEL loft fi9 bic 2ippenbaut in fleinen
SeBen ab. Sol9e 2ippen t0nnen 5eIbft
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ger 3eit bon ieIbit absuhilen ; burd
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lung beI6leunissn. Sci Mnbsren aber
seiet ii6 bic Srodenbeit Der 2ippen.
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ptrb 6ronii9, bos beiBt, buuert LAM
9ere 3eit on unb Seigt bic Neisung our
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biefer grfrantung Iiegt i'm 30rper
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ro i'm bsiben Sanbe peridarrt. 4ber
felbft, tpsnn er pirtli6 nod lebts, tpenn
er als Siegsr iiber ale feinbli4en
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ME. ME mebr tperben fOnnen!
8 nein = lie tGufbte fi6 ba ni6t!
8or Der 3eit mar Tie raid seultert.
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aetporben. I'm 4uaen uni 2ipben bez
gonnen fi4 Die erften Jalten ein3ugras
ben. unb ub unb gu seiste ibr Der @pies
gel audi f9pn elm grau getporoenes
5aar. Ods 8efte ibres 2ebens. fat
bas einSige, mas lie gu fdenfen gsbdbt
bGtts = ibre Susenb = Die mar Drrs
beieeraui6t.
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paar Sobren perGdtli9 faeen, cine, Fir
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perroitetes, ni6t eebraudtes Glen.
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nennen burften.
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bemmt unb gefefelt bur9 az bic tauz
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nidt pie ielbftberifGnblid iebes SpIe:
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terne borbeibuf6t.
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pobI beFer ols lie. 8era6tet bon Der
Welt, burfte aud9 ne pieneid1t elm bib
den 2iebe, Elm padr armielise fonnigs
9liidsfunben ibr eigen nennen.
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Fiebernbe Stirne.
sic mubte fehr, iebr arm fein, bdB
tie Die Oirne ba brduBen i'm S6nees
treiben beneibete! -.
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leere 2ippe, Ddbrenb lie resungslos
peiter in bas WirbelR Der 6Ipdsn
@ltarrte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-25
FUGITIVE IS ACCUSED
OF SW|KDL|NG GAME
John c. Murray, Railroad Fire
man, Must Go Back to Colo
RADIO for Trial.

John g. Murray. arrested by the Salt
Lake police Wednesday night at the re-
quest OF the Sheriff at Grand Junction,
Colo, is wanted on Il charge of obtain
Ing watch by false pretenses. amount
Ing To forgery. The Tribune received
the following dispatch from It's Grand
Junction correspondent Thursday night
John c. Murray, alias James Frank
lin Murray, is a fireman on the Denver
g. Rio Grande road. Murray is accused
OF having obtained watch, valued at
$50 from a local jewelry store by forg-
Ing an order on the railroad company.
This is said TO be the second time he
has secured a timepiece by the same
method d."
Sheriff Schrader of Grand Junction
was expected 10 arrive In Salt Lake
early this morning to take Murray back
to Grand Junction. The accused has not
yet intimated whether or not he Will go
without requistion papers. The dis
patch from the Sheriff, asking the police
to pick him up here, did not state what
the charge against him was, and he was
held all day Thursday with the officers
In Ignorance Of the accusation against
him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-25
MERCANTILE FIRMS
BROUGHT INTO COURT
Validity of Merchants Tax Or
dinance Will Be Tested
by Businessmen.

The validity of the city ordinance
which imposes a license or special city
tax on mercantile firms is to be tested
IN the District Court. Three firms were
brought before Judge c. r. Diehl in
the City Court Thursday charged with
violating the ordinance by failing TO
pay their license They were repre-
sented by Attorney Joseph w. String
fellow, who announced their intention
OF attacking the validity of the ordi-
nance. The three firms in question are
Brown, Terry d Woodruff, the Chris
tensen Shoe Company and the I \
l. Furniture Company.
City. Attorney ?. J, DAILY called the
attention Of the court TO the fact that
the statute creating the City Court
specifically forbids 1t to pass upon
law involving municipal tax or i'm
post. lnasmuch as such law is in
yolved IN the present controversy Mr..
DAILY suggested that the cases against
the three firms IN question be certified
up to the District Court for decision
there. His motion was not opposed by
Mr., Strlngfellow- and Judge Diehl di-
rected his clerk to so certify them.
one such case is pending in the Dis
trIcf Court now. but, inasmnrh rs the
record IN that case is not in satisfac-
tory condition. il will probably be dis
missed, and one of the three cases
which developed Thursday will be used
10 test the constitutionality of the or
dinapce. Ultimately. in Ill probabil
ltY, the matter will go to the Supreme
curt Tor dc .iHIOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-25
BIC MINING DEAL
IS CONSUMMATED
Salt Lake Capitalists Buy Five
Hundred Acres of Rich
Ground.
LAND IN THE HEART OF
THE TINTIC DIr .RlCT
Deal Involves Several Hull
dred Thousand Dollars;
Development at Once.

An unusually important mining deal
was consummated in Salt Lake Thurs
day. In mining it means much for
Tintic, much for Salt Lake and much
for the great State of Utah II is not
an enterprise of foreign promotion,
neither does it's development or sue
cess depend upon one dollar of foreign
capital Tho enterprise is composed
wholly and entirely of home talent.
Here it is in brief:
A syndicate of rich men has pur-
chased outright for cash. every dollar
of which hns been paid about 500
acres Of mining ground, every acre OF
which is secured TO the purchasers by
United States patent, in the very heart
of the Tintic district, IL is surrounded
by the Beck Tunnel and others Of the
great producers of the district.
The most prominent Of the men who
are interested in tho corporation, and
who own more than nine-tenths of the
capital stock. are A. j. Salisbury. c. r..
Loose, Dickson G. Ellis. Frank Knox,
Reed Smoot, Gus s. Holmes. and D.. &.
Lynch. To secure this property IT has
taken Ed Loose a year and half.
Big Sum Is Involved.
He tpusliti dllou Dotu ". Inv
men TO get in on the deal is not made
public, but it is known TO run up into
the hundreds Of thousands of dollars.
This is large but close corporation
None of its stock will be heard Of on
the market for some time to come,
at least.
The men who have this great min
ing enterprise In hand are amply able
to develop the same, and some of the
party know Just where to begin and
how to push the work along the lines
of least resistance.
The money was all paid in and the
corporation papers signed THURSDAY. af,
ternoon. and if they were not fled
Thursday in the Secretary of State 6
office they will he today.
The Incorporation of this mining en-
terprise has been consummated on busl,
ness principles The principals are all
men of means, amply able to conduct
the work of development within them
selves, and this is Just what they puTT,,
pose doing. Work of development will
bepin at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-25
SYMPATHETIC GLAND
Of BUTTE AFFECTED
Central Body There May Call
Local Out Without a
Grievance.
SALT LAKE IN CALCIUM
RAYS OF STRIKE WORLD
Ranks of Strikers Augmented
Daily by Men From Non
Union Ranks.

With the finale of the labor diff
Guilty at Bingham Junction in sight,
the calcium light of the strike world
may now play in full glare on Salt
Lake. While the welcome news is pass
ing around that the United States
smelter there is to reopen Saturday
morning, the strike of the Electrical
workers in the four States, of Utah,
Idaho, Wyoming and Montana, who
were in the employ of the Utah Inde.
pendent and Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone companies, goes merrlly on.
There was little change in the situa-
tion Thursday over that of Wednes,,
day, according to the announcement Of
each side, Louis Lynn, president of
the district council, said Thursday that
he had received notice that every To-
cal in Montana, except Butte, had gone
out, and the local at that place may
strike in sympathy, although the work
ers have no grievance and are working
under a contract that has not expired.
President Lynn SAYS that a clause In
the agreement between the Butte
workers and the telephone companies
there permits a calling of a sympathetic
strike by the central body without
there being local grievance. BY TAX
ing advantage of this clause the local
at Butte probably will be brought by
the central D0dN into tnP strlkes Inc
locals at Anaconda. Great Falls, Helena,
Billings, Lewiston and Missoula are re-
ported out.
Strike Quiet.
The strike is a quiet one. The To-
cal Electrical workers involved con-
tinue to meet twice each day at their
hall at ii West First. South street to
discuss the affair Rollcall shows an
increase in the number affected, at ev-
cry meeting. Thursday morning the
list Of those involved locally in the
trouble reached 1876, as shown by the
rollcall. President Lynn said Thursday
night that several non-union installers,
employed by the Bell. quit Thursday
and more are expected to Join the ranks
of the strikers in sympathy today
The regular meeting Of local 81 was
Thursday night, and President Lynn
made full report TO the meeting of
the action of the branch of the workers
in the employ of the telephone COM
panies in going on strike and the sta
tus of affairs at this time.
From the companies side there was
nothing new in the situation up TO
late Thursday. No complaints of poor
service had been received and this fact
is taken as an indication that the pub
lie feeling no i'll effects of the strike.
No more new men were added to the
working force of the Independent
Thursday.