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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24

A crowd of people. most Of
them being members Of the Ep-
worth League Of the NJ. +. church
surprised MIR. and Mrs. d.. H.
BiQgs and their family at their
home. Wednesday evening by call.
ing on them early in the evening
and informing them that they bad
come for a good friendly chat and
good time. The evening was spent
in social conversation. and playing
games, such as charades. A fruit
luncheon was served and enjoyed.
On leaving many good bys we're
said and regrets expressed on &C.
count:of the fact that Mr.. and
Mrs. Biggs are soonto leave the
city and locate at Inman. where.
Mr., Biggs bias accepted the pastot-
ate'of the NJ. E. church. Mr..
and Mrs. BiQgs and family have
lived here for several years and
will be missed BY. their many
friends and neigbbors. and partic-
rlarly by the congregation Of the
NJ. E.. church where they have
been active. and very attentive.
members.
We wish this estimable family
health and prosperity ane all.
the. happiness in the. world 10
their new home. '.' ..
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
,6l Kansas. Bartnn County.

State Of Kansas, Barton County,
In the District Court for said County.
vira E. Cutler, Plaintiff, Us. Katie Morris,
Lucy B. White, Fred Zuravern, and .Tressa A.
Floyd, Defendants:-
The said defendants. Katie Morris: Lucy B.
White, Tressa A. Floyd. sole heir 4 Marie GOrdi-'
nier and Ia Gordinier, deceased will take notice
that they have been sued. in the above named
court to quiet the title d the plaintiff in and to
Lots IS andre, BockI26. in the city Of Great
Bend, Barton County, Kansas, and to exclude
each and all 1.-THE said defendants from any In
terest in and to the said premises, and that they
must each answer the petition filed therein on or
before the 18th day Of May, 1875. or said petition
will be taken as true. and judgement for plaintiff
will be rendered, quoting thetitle to said prem
ises in her. and excluding each and all q the de-
feRdants from any interests in said lands, and
p-rpetually barring and enjoining them from as
serting any claim to the same adverse u the
claim Of the plaintiff, and for costs Of suit :.
JAMES W. CLARKE. Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest:-S. NJ. Kellam, Clerk District Court.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
farmers Attention.

The famous stallion, Sampson.
will make the season at my place.
two miles south and one mile west
Of Great Bend. Terms $40 insure
colt to stand up. usual accident
conditions.
Don Carlos the Srd. jack l6
hands high with mealy points,
will make the season at the same
place. Adolph Nicollet.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
Liissilsl rlrsslsrs.

A good threshinQ outfit for sale.
One % horse power Advance Sim
pie traction engine with Monarch
tender run four seasons. One So
so Avery separator with Mappel
bay sacker run two seasons. All
in good condition. I will sell cheap
and quit business. Write or call on
Frank j.. Lang Redwing Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
Mrs E ] Swift and family


I! Fred Brown and Tom Brown
left for their homes at Galatia this
morning. Tom is recovering
nicely from the runaway accident.
|. Mrs Ralph Smith went to Cla6in
this morning to join her husband
who is now head miller Of the
PickerilI mills. They will make
their home in ClaAin =.
Ed Hough. one Of the operators
at the SAINTS Fee depot went home
to Augusta. this morning. c. F.
johnson Of Garden Citv takes his
place during the vacation. :.
The buildings formerly occupied
and owned BY Mr. Eppstein in
block 1O3 we're sold today at auc-
|tion to CO Newcombe for $87
Tom Dennis was the auctioneer.'
Mrs D G Luse left this morning
for an official visit. with the Re-
bekah lodges at Hutchinson. Ere
donna. Weir City and other points
in the south east part Of the state.
Frank Richardson was elected
band director of the new band on
account of MIR. Kramer having
moved to Scott City. Mr., Rich
|ardson is d good band man. snd has
had plenty. Of experience and
will make a good leader.
D. NJ. Barrett Of Pawbee Rock was
here Friday.
Chas Davis Of Nickerson is visit.
ing with J.. H, Biggs and family *
Frank Earlenbaugh was here from
McCrackeh Friday on business. =
Walter Cornell drove in. from
:McCracken today for a short visit .
F, Miss Mayme Tromer Of Hoising-
ton visited with. Miss Nettie Dell to.
day. - 90.
John Pearson. is over from IIois.
iugton visiting H. D.. Ashpole and
family, - =" =,
Seed corn was distributed today to
the boys who are interested in the
corn contest. :: -. -,
; Clyde Allen, Jess Norton, ]. W,
Mclean and Geo. W. Robinson were
over from Hoisington today. -.
Marriage Licenee issued April IS.
William P. Roth. EIinwood age. %
Cassie t. Strothman. Ellinsood
age %.
Will I'm Ogden ofNess City a
prominent G. A.. R man is here visit
ing with George W. Thatcher and
other friends.
Friday was Charley, vancil's birth.
day and in the evening about twenty
FIVE Of bis friends surprised him al
1
his home BY calling on him prepared
to make him remember the occasion,
They played games, had vocal and
instrumental music and general good
time was enjoyed, "A fine luncheon
was served. We would tell how old
Charley is but we know that when a
man gets to be 40 years old, he woulc
rather not tell. We wish Mr.. Van
Gil at least 40 more returns of thu
day.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24

Tho rabbits made an, early visit
Sunday morning to the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Gardner, and left .
real live Easter egg. q handome
little daughter. q GLADDEN. Their
Easter Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24

SERVICES VIII nr n5ll al TIC noust - IL
urddy at 1890 o'cIu,S ID Intern Mt
at the Great Bend rmetsry. ne
extend our sympathy lothe mlly
and friends in this sac hour.
The members the Maccabee
lodge and their famiIirs enjoyed a
social me .ting at their lodge room
Thursday enilg. The main attract
ion was lecture by Robert Owen.
The lecture was very instructive and
was illustrated by moving pictures.
Avery pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all. r.
About two inches Of lain fell here
lat night and this hns improved the
eyesight and shortened the faces of
many Of our citizens. The rain is
reported general along the main line
of the Santa Fe, but did not 90 very
far. north of the. river. There was
some rain along The Scott City. branch
west but not enough to do great a.
mount Of good except here and there
in streaks. Areport from Otis says
that there vas. not enough water to
Hay the dust. Eastof here along the
Santa Fe was genera: =
4. B. Riddle returned from a bust.
mess tripin southern Oklahoma and
points in south and west Texas Thurs
dav evening: -.
DR.. Lvda returned froman east
/ III
ern trip Thursday evening: =
+ George j. Spencer came in
from the. east Thursday evening.
Marriage license issued today (:
Emil j.. Klein. Ellinwood, age
80, Alma Reimert, .Ellinwood.
age 80. =. =. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. !Chas. Lawhorn of
Pawnee Rock are visiting today
with Mr.. and Mrs.. R.. g.. Nc
Dougal.: J.. 49,
|. Dr. R.. Il. Meade attended the
meeting of the :medicalassoci a-
ton of, Barton, Ellsworth; Rice
and Reno counties at Lyons Thurs
day." . .r..
f. Mrs. Jacob Redi9er is enjoying
"a visit with. Der brother :. Mr..
Duchesne, whose home is in
Marshall county, Ills:,'' He is also
visiting other relatives and will
doubtless stay for some time.
S. Gano and Harve johnson
started for the, Salt Marsh this
morning with a lot Of cattle that
Ethey are taking there for pasture.
E. B. and Keith Russell will take
ttheir cattle over therein the morn
ling. J.. = -.
Arch Fullerton, Geo. W. Asher
and. F. A, Broadbooks, promi.
nent farmers of Lincoln township,
Stafford county were here today.
They. report heavy rain in. their
locality and that they we're glad
to get it. but that they were not
suffering for rain.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
REV. ouSdfR RESIGNS.
Minutes Of The Congregational Meeting
Of The Presbyterian Church.

~Js~e" ~"es~"s
OF Great Benz, Xansss; April
18th. 1908.
Meeting called to rider ~ vii.
liam Torrey. moderator of the
congregation Prayer. BY Martin
Weirauch.
Thereupon the resignation Of
Stanton OlinQer, pastor. was read.
as follows: Z:
Great Bend. Kansas. April 18th.
1908. : - =.
To the members of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, Great Bend.
Kans. 1t is with deep regret that
l feel it necessary to ask this con-
Qregation to unite with me in a
request to Presbvtery to dissolve
ths pastoral relations now. existing
between this church and myself.
| take this action not because Of
any dissatisfaction with the chu,ch
or OF sny of its members, but solely
on account of the enlarged oppor-
tunity that has presented itself to
me. Desiring that my life shall
count for the very most 10 : the
Masters Kingdom. / am con-
strained from a sense Of duty to
take UP the work at Cofeyville.
Kansas. a. 49,. ~. 49, -
.Isincerely trust and pray that
you NAV be guided BY the spirit
of.God in the choice Of another
pastor, and that this church may
continue to increase her power
and influence. & -! -.
:. Yours frsternally.
- !" Stanton Olinger.
1t was moved BY Martin Weir
auch that this congregation accept
the resignation Of Stanton Olinaer
and. unite. with. him III asking
Preshytery to dissolve the relation
which now exists. Seconded and
duly carried. =" "'' :
H. A. Wilson was then elected
as representative to .Presbtyery.
Moved BY C..,L. Moses that
committee of three be appointed
to prepare and present resolutions
expressing our regret 10 losing
Mr.. Olinger, the committee to re-
port Immediately. D.. Motion sec.
onded and carried. e.
The Moderator appointed q
committee !. as follows. C.: L.
Moses. Fl. T.. Allison and o.. W.
Dawson. -; ...:|. e.:
After short recess the com
mittee returned with the follow
ing report. g.. 80 -,
We. your. committee, report the
following resolution;
Great Bend, Kansas April l6,
1908. Be it resolved by the Con
QreQation of the Presbyterian
Church Of Great BEND, Kansas
that tits with much. regret we &C.
cept the resignation Of our Pastor,
Stanton OlinQer. We will always
remember with great pleasure The
efficient services be has rendered
this church during the past foul
years as our pastor, and his up
right Christian character, and OIL
best wishes 90 with him to any
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
Saturday Siftlnes

| SSS4 w @1s4@@S
Or. Sutherland spent Friday al
Ellinwood.
VS.. Bortz of Rush Center wa:
here today. >..,-'
Miss Louis Lipphardt is here
from Heller
George Gano Of Hutchinson is
here on business. =.
. Ben Giles returned from Hutch
inson this morning. =.
William Warren of Larned spent
Friday in this city, !.
Julius Wilcons is down from
d. Galatia on business. "
Fred Walker returned. from the
east Friday evening. :.
Jacob thinner was a caller from
Heller this morning -.
C.. G. Ashton will visit at Ster-
ling today and Sunday. :.
: Dr. DeLavergn returned from
Sterling this morning. =
Phil. Marley is attending to
business at Spearvills. -.
Ed. Hartman of. Ellinwood: was
a visitor here Saturday: -
DR.. Yenner csmein from Wichi.
ia. and Hutchinson today.
E. j.. Piper returned from a
visit in the east this morning.
William Bannister is here from
Alexander on q business visit sit
j N. Lewis came home from
Washington, Iowa this morning.
An lrew. j. Decker.t' Of Pawnee
Rock. was. here todav on business
Mrs. Alice Brining Of .Ellin-
wood is. visiting with Miss Maud
vapcil. =. =. q.
=. Mrs. j. A. Mcdonald and chill.
dren will visit. at Sterling today
and Sunday. :. - -. =
Mrs 4. g.: McDougal and chill.
dren are visiting relatives at Paw
nee Rock today. :.
Miss Bertha Cooprider visited al
Hoisington today and will 90 L
Lindsborg Sunday.
Misses. Della Hammond and
.Pearle. Powell. are assisting at th'
New York Store today.
William Hofmeister, formerly
Of South Bends now of Pawnet
county, is up on 3 visit. +.
: Mr.. vannatite came in THU
morning from. NortonvilIe' for
visit with Glenn Martin and fam
lily -:
Misses Clara and Daisy Trester
left this morning for a. visit a
Mcpherson. Window and Linds
borg
Mrs. E. H. Heath he's returned
to her home in Hoisington after
very pleasant visit with Mrs. H
Grover.
Mrs Fred McInnes and daugh
ter. Miss Ardale Mclnnea vent t.
LindsborQ today for a visit witt
relatives !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinin.
returned to Ellinwood this morn
ing after a visit with Chas. Vanci
and daughter.
Miss Maude Hagen went HON
to Commanche this morning for
visit with her parents. Mr. an
Ms Louis Hagen
Mis- Rosa Selleck left thismorr
ing for her home in Emporia afte
a two weeks visit with her cousin
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24

field to which be is called to labor
in the future.
C. L Moses.
H. T. Allison,
o. W. Dawson
Nov d BY Mr. Moses that the
resolution be adopted, duly sec
ondej and unanimously carried.
: Meeting adjourned.
@. W. Dawson. Secretary Of the
Congregation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24

Il we could take you through
our establishment, and show you
the vast care and cleanli~ess
which produce the old original
egg and sugar coated Arbuckles'
Ariosa Coffee no one could
ever tempt you to change to
any other coffee.
ARaucKLn BROS. No. yaA On.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
Friday $ Findings


F. R. Moses was at Hoislngton
this afternoon on business.
Grover Keafney came in from
Kansas City this morning.
Babe Lewis is home from Lawtor
for a visit with home folks. o..
Mrs. H. W.. Nicholson returned
today from brief visit east 80.
DR.. Cook a veterinary surgeon was
here Thursday on business.
G. L. Chapman went west Thurs.
Fday evening returning this morning.
Miss Mary ,Omer is quite sick with
a threatened attack. Of appendicitis.
A. J.. Reid left this morning for a
business trip on the ST John cutoff.
Glenn. Q linn is home after an ex.
tensiye business trip in the southeast,
Reg Russell weutto Kansas. Civ
with several loads of cattle this morn:
ing. =. =.
Ill. Gum went to Dighton today
on business for the Barton County
Mills Co. :. e.. 9,
ID. P, :...Meacham:- came. in from
Kansas City this morning afterselling
some stock: -. :,:'.... ::
Miss Bessie Kelley of Pawnes
Rock visited with Mrs. l.. N, Wilhids
Thursday -: .. !;
Bryon Davis went home to Topeka
today after a short visitwith. Dawson
land .zutavern. 49,. = :.
William Merritt went to Salina this
morning to attend the meeting. Of
creamery men. = !.
MIS- HELEN Butler and sister, Mss
ESepa Lobdell left for Wichita this
bloomington visit. 49,.
Richard GIissman is at Rush Cen
bier this week looking. after some
work for Mr.. Merhoff. = -.
"A. C. Dyer Of Kinsley. one Of th'
most. prominent. Democrats In this
part of the state was a visitor tcday.
You mus, pot. catch the young
squirrels. =. They belong to the city
and must not be.taken into captivity.
Ed Randall is moving from one. o
Will RubMt's houses in the. fourth
ward to the Baptist parsonage in tht
first. ward T..
/ Misses Anna, Ida and Clara Tam
men Of near Albert visited with Mis-
Lizzie McMullen Thursday and went
to Llndsborg this morning. =.
Kurt and Louis Zutavern are ex
pected home from Wichita this. eve
ming. They have been attending
Paramount College in that city.
" An east side man who was out late
last night could not remember today
that his wife and another lady had &c
look him up and escort him home.
John Hester and daughter Mis-
Clara Hester Of Fairview left lhi!
morning for a visit with L.. W. Bron-
Son and family Of Sedgwick county.
Pres Groat Of Lewiston, ILL.,, lief
for home after a visit with Everett
Massie and family. Mr.. Groat will
visit at Emporia on his way hone.
Mark Tetley formerly a resident
there, now living in Kansas City wal
here today. Mr.. Tetley is a travel.
ling salesman for a laundry machine
Co.
Frank Porter and, Frank Wilson
came home this morning from Ceda,
Point after a day or twofishing. Ths
party caught one lone fish. The fist
declined to bite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Grunwald o
east Rush county are the parents
a baby boy born on the 18th, NO
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grunwald as sta
ed in yesterdays Rustler.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Strong wen
to Larned fora few days visit. Thur.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
County Clerks. Notice Of Primary Election.
State Of Kansas

=. April End. 1908.
State Of Kansas =,
County Of Barton
To Whom it ay Concern:
l, the undersigned, County Clerk Of Barton
County, Kansas, having received a notice in
writing from the Secretary Of State ef the State
Of Kansas, designating the offices for which can.
didates are to be nominated at the primary to Be
held on the first Tuesday in August in 1905, dc
hereby certify persuant thereto. that each Of the
several political parties Of this state and county
at said primary may nominate one candidate "a
be voted fr at the general election to be held in
November oil 1908 for each Of the following Ofices.
Ten Presidential Electors.
Three justices Of the Supreme Court.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-24
Publication Notice.

First published in the Barton County Democrat
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-29

T. W oaE-z. of seattle. maker uf
yiolius that nav, been declared Ey
Kuhelk Ku-iseI Ysayr and other vio-
huist~ 81 worldwide fame to hc tue
equal ut the otd Crcmou1 instruments
and Tar superior Ia thasc If modern
make is ia Portland for f.N days
visit with friends Mr. bakeS was
born ia ontario. Canada. - wears ago.
mud wits engaged it, violin making
ever since he came Co tHiS country at
the axe II - until about "a Year ago.
when he retired from thc business
During ms long career as "a violin
maker Mr. Oakvs had the rare uppol-
tuuity IT meeting all nf the famous
eioliHi~tS # t=t dty. and recalls etrj-
aus incidents which throw interesting
delights ou tbr personalities or tho-,.
artists
According t. Mr. cakes. the popular
belief that victims Of modern make are
inferior Is the old Instruments is a.
roueous. He is also emphatic in his
assertion that yioims can be made of
any Kind of wood. the quality Of the
instrument being dependent uPou=thc
care used in its manufacture rather
than upon the material used sud
Mr.. oakcs.
In making "A violin I 10 not fceog-
nizc much. If any. difference In the
kinds nf wood used Tlcrc is "A wide
difference in the qualities Of different
woods. II tWo kinds Of wood were
employed and YOU attempted to treat
Them in The same way You would
make a mistake, FOR no two pieces of
wood can be- worked alike and produce
thu same result, Each wuad has its
own individuality and must lac worked
accordingly. This can only hr deter
mined by the knowledge TIE maker
possesses Of the qualities Of thu Woads.
For instance. it is universal belief
that YOU must have two kinds ~ Wood
for violin. When hard aad "A soft
wood are to BE- used. great mistake
viii bc made II they arc treated i'm
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-29

Go TO the North Pole
Bakery for the best bread AMI pastry
The only coffee house In town
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-29
SQUAW men
ARE UPHELD

NOME oct y To tHe Editor In
answer L. e. i. T.. H ye=t,gdas S
Nugget wi~a a. say d.. like many
e.nrHtruS who come Mouth. mmaJt-
atrly begin modelling with conditions
Hudor which In. -ourdougH mas lived
happily since the first settlement II
tho country
tie would scent danger 40 sour
tough contemplating with amusement
! goad-lunkmg squav complaccutIv
chewing tire solcs nf an Old pair al
muklukS e. give them TIE desired pro-
portion of shape What would M Hat,.
thought OF the conditions that one,
existed at candle in thu days If TIN
seal 0l club where the Beau Erum-
mel Wilrd away The long winter nights
in the delights Of the dreamy waltz.
under tie glare Of smoking lanterns.
the scene Of seal oil. the soft music of
. seFercHiHg violin. with mouth organ
accompaniment. and rer~ririug ~.
kimo belle for partner" en- those
delightful functions that once rem
dered 81 Michael famous as "A social
center WHERE, the half breed. the so-
called white trash" and the suuaw-
man held high rcvcl with tho dusky
maideus Of the Arctic.
VIII he have the temerity II blame
those Eskimo girls for prcrcrring ne
Delights IF civilized S"ciefv to squat
ting in IN ieloo chewing muklub solcs
81 sewing spuirrcl-skiu parkas for -
half "a dozen Fiekaaninujes?
Some Of the sturdiest pioneers who
ever came North have been nnglcad-
rr~ in these innocent diversions. g
u T is evidently from Boston and
still under the spell Of the Euc Laws.
Why should NOT thu Eskimo maiden.
after centuries Of labor tanning waln~
hides ana drying tomcod To- thr tunc-
less rhythm Of the tomtom when the
frruzicd search for gold fortunately
east The white man across h. path.
with all his rcfiucmcnts Of lifr. par
licirarr in the designations of socTcty
hr Charmed by strains Of civilized
music. the drlirum Of thu may waltz
~ tire cxbilaratiou Of the two-stcp@
In all candor. ask {. d T. if lef,
IL tn choice Of these Eskimo girls.
would they not say in tHc words of
Tcunyson.