Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-25

ws and Comment Kinsley people are making an
ty Sana girl is to effort to have the Missouri Pacf
man by the nam. ic road extended from Iuka to
Hope it won't af- Kinsley
Ly any.
Down at Harper man died
oard plant, which OF CHAMBERS cOtracted while
lad chance for, drenching horse afflicted with
eddy be located at the disease.
Why did not Great
Not to be outdone by other
towns, the commercial club OF
getting tired of its Ilafin trying to pull the Mis-
petition was pre- souri, Paclflcs leg for new de-
city council asking pot.
al of the Sunday
w. The Topeka city council and the
- Great Benz city council are IN
armers institute will the same predcament, troubled
anhattan, December with the shorts, shortage Of
ry End An extern funds
has been prepared
lents The assessors reports show
that there are BAT jackasses in
famous in Kansas Kansas. In other words they
ng trains he took counted that many. Must have
tie into the east, gotten tired.
ita Saturday He -
years old. John Marshall of Cowey coun-
ty who is the chief attorney for
rper there is lit the state temperance union has
alter called Simple been appointed assistant attor-
Whlcn causes the ney general succeeding John
TAR TO get sarcas- Dawson who has accepted the pol
people don't veal sition of Secretary to Governor
Btubbs
oau ueVelopment Ferdinand Mella, one of the |
~ on paper 60 proprietors of the leading hotel
lSds now, tnan mas at Leavenworth, and famuos as
yedrs: Ii oil are chef, died last week of drorsy |
nPieI,on' we Will Mella was known to hundreds Of |
IN u railroaoS travelling men and politicians |
- g. and was the personal friend of |
strong pull for
noo+oJ - :"- For the first time in years.
oftor H. $3.50 o Hutchinson can be termed dry
49,, 1;..daoJ &c town. Not as some towns are |
p''N reported to be dry, but dry in
rot has baon found reality, Men paced the streets
y h1, sb;nn;na - with parched throats,'' says |
nrcv;doJ !. 49, the Gazette, and even those who
nj roon;romontS are well ''Onto the ropes" can |
north,ro.t hoa ~ find but little of the thirst sat-
tho trads oro isfying liquid. The famine is here
o;,. ,,,oJ ~; and this time in stern reality"
;s nooL;nc a+.on The Audubon Society is one of |
+bo Iooot;o THE latest organizations for Kan
nm Eoo+r;ool Co., sas. 1t was organized at Wich |
+nr;no CO. nlant ita October 2 of this year and
of which tr;oJ It's purpose is the protection of
Croo+ pond ~, wild birds, animals and the for |
in o. tbo nooont ests. 1t condemns the work of |
Z ' :. the pot hunter, the game hog,
- the ruthless shooting Of song
,oa.o oo;. birds and asks the cooperation |
20 Liom ~ and assistance of all bird lovers
90 ~ 80 -. ~ naturallsts, humanitarans and |
~ ~ co. 0'ie' WIN sportsmen of the state
ID sr,, $3.50 o." ~ Topeka Capital: 'We move
its g. summary 4h w.. VI that all who do not do their
-' ''"'' Christmas shopping early be dis
franchised"
=. Lawrence Gazette: "We move
., iliclon IN your to amend by inserting the names
III on ~ - 'lere OF those who get their hair cut
your nesngornooo at the barbern shop on Saturday
'ter on II. Ii your night
.e s unhappy com- Here is good chance to add
lIlerence Oh pas few more " riders kansas
Is there "a Social, City journal.
renglouS war III Rider No. 1:-Muzzle the ct
Pr STOP talking told you so" fend.
made unhappy by "No women s+orocronhono g..
differences There me and M ,rornou oio. III
it. It doesn't pay governors Office Will s on,
ut anytnng or any chief executive This is the ukas
issued by GOvernor-Elect Stnbbs
who is now selecting his office
e alarm is being force
Is over the incres- women are the foundation
cases of tubercu- rock upon which our government
mption in the state rests" said he "Thev are the
as held in Topeka hest creatures on earth But
eide the best meth their place is at home baking
the disease There salt-rising bread and the Like.
oximately 5000 cas- They would all be there if had
lis in the state. my say"
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