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The Washington times., 1908-01-19
Ready for Everybody.

Neither need anybody who is out
shopping these two days hope TO escape
the pleading looks of this little band of
beggars by shooting in a side door OF
a department store. The league mem
bership is long. and the Junior League
has come to the assistance Of their cid
ers, and provision has been made to
stop up every entrance to every depart
ment store, bank building, and MOTEL
that day. The only way you can get
away from them will be to climb
through q window or drop through a
cellar dOOr-and that would cost more,
anyway.
Commissioner mcfarland is heartily
in favor of the unique methods which
the Woman S League has adopted 10
collect funds for the Junior Republic.
and Mrs. Mary LockwOOdr~cnairma OF
the committee o. arrangements, re-
ceived the following letter from him to-
day.
My Dear Mrs. Lockwood:
Ny recent visit to the National Ju-
nior Republic at Annapolis Junction.
maintained by public-sPirited citizens
of Washington and Baltimore in
creased my interest in that admirable
enterprise which has given .uN iUstifi-
any Washingtonian would be appre-
ciated by the management, and every
visitor viii come away, as / did, more
impressed by the necessity for the good
work which is being done there. l trust
that the present effort TO secure the
necessary funds for the maintenance. of
the National Junior Republic may be
abundantly successful.
Sincerely yours,
az s a ~ -
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
WIDOW OF NOVELIST
WEEDS DR.. WILLIAMS

NEW YORK. Jan. IS.-NIrs. Paul
Leicester Ford. widow of the novelist,
who was killed by his brother, Malcolm
w, in 1902, was married here today to
DR.. Linley +. Williams
Mrs. Ford, who was Miss Grace Kid
der, a noted Broodyn beauty, met the
doctor last October, when he saved her
little girls life after she had fallen into
a Tub Of boiling water.
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
Face at the Window

Outside the club Mr.. Cobb questioned
q number of lads in short breeches as
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
COAST TARGET PRACTICE.

partment yesterday governing target
practice for the coast defense fortifica-
lions, and prescribing the annual allow
ance of ammunition for such practice.
The Washington times., 1908-01-19

CLOSES $50
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
MRS. J. C. BURROWS.
Campaign for Junior
Republic Fun ID viii
Cover the City.

They have even captured the street
car companies, and IN q few days there
will be cards glazing at YOU and tell
ing you all about it.
Go TO the matinee next Thursday or
Friday and you'll find them a feature
OF the bil-in the lobby.
Eat your luncheon where you will.
January % and "A, and It VIII cost you
just cents more than you bargained
10 pay-for they viii be standing right
near the cashier and you just can't
help seeing the fascinating 'beggars.'
There was meeting yesterday in the
arlington Hotel. where some OF the
most energetic workers in the National
Junior Republic talked over plans for
the collection the Womau's League will
make next Thursday and Friday
throughout the shops, banks, and hotels
Of the city. OnicehoIders, merchants.
and professional business men need not
think that they can escape these will
Ing workers by getting 10 their resp. o
tive offices half hour or so before the
prescribed hour OF 9 o'clock. Nothing
like IT. Everybody in the league viii be
up bright ana early those mornings.
and viii be at their pretty little stands
long before the Officeholder has nm
ished MS breakfast. They viii take
time by the fOrelOCk 10 WTeak their
sweet vengeance upon the pOcketbOOkS
OF the multitude.
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
List of Committees.

The following committees were APP
pointed 10 complete details for the col
lection:
Committee of arTangements-Mr
Lockwood Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs, AclIerJ,
Miss Richards, Miss SOlOmOns, Mrs.
Rainey, Mrs. COrsOn.
Committee on buildings c. II.
ACkert. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ramsay,
Miss Richards, Miss SOlOmOns-
Press cOmmittee-Mrs. Lockwood,
Mrs Ramsay, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Miss
SOlOmons, Miss Janet Richards.
Finance cOmmitUee-Mrs- McLaugl-
lin. Mrs. McNabb, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs.
MerWin
Printing cOmmittee-Mrs. McLauSh-
lin, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Vandegrift.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
A Year Old.

A year ago tnis morning we were
completely swampea with work, ana
went out on the street, found wa
Bunting, asked him TO do the Local
work for couple of days, waloa Ii.
consented to 90, and except Tor a
couple Of days illness, he has WORKED
steadily ever SINCE. Our work KEEP
up, his work as local news gatherel
for the paper was as good as could b
done, and we have been pleased te
keep him in the service, and from tht
present indications hope to and will
do so for some time to come. 4
In this connection we also wish Il
thank the people Of the community
who have at all times manifested
desire to assist Mr.. Bunting. and this
office in getting the local news, and
we are willing to say that 1t is only
through continued hustling and the
help of the people that the Rustlel
continues to be the best daily pub
lished in any town Of the size Of
Great Bend anyplace. We appreciate
the support given. and hope to meri'
its continuance.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
Ss1e,

Aar. S~.n nvnc auu .nis. bo, .ns
@Seit "S.s I.aIiieu VA /" Su.Ssu.., Vi
tnis VEGA ~ Tue uv.ue ", ..S NC al
she West eau vi lac vuuhlJ al Lu1
pfesenve "a 8 sliiali nuiIrDer Va l.ie..Ns
anu relatives. All. f,sOne rs one VI
sue growing y0ang iarneis VI ius
west sue, d slrlctIy nOnoravie anu up
righI young man VIM enJvys lne Ie'
specI VI All. MIs. raver ~ u !Oung
Woman WAY grew up Al LnIs cvunty
one Is daughter Oh Mr. anu MIS-. W
Gagieman, OF lhis Guy, anl uas "a
ways peen very POPULAR among ths
young people IN her iocalluy. Iney
Dotn ENJOY the esteem OF all tnell
trienus, VINO unite III wishing tuen
aDunuant success anu happlness II
tnelr weuded NE.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
BERNARD MeGINTY DEAD.
"A North Stafford County pioneer
Crosses the River 10 Etefn1tv

SssSe wv niNSi W GbcIHItls
Bernard McGinty, one OF the ponce
of North stafford county, died at the
nospita this morning after an Illness
of about week. While at tImes IN
the past year he has not felt very
WELL he was yet in fair health. Mr..
McGinty was born in Ireland some
eighty-tnree years ago. When small
lad his parents came to America, set
Lling III Iork state, where bernard
grew to manhood. Here he met and
married martha McEiroy, who preced
ed him to the other shore some thirty
two yearsYagoS dying before the famil
came TO this community. Immediatel,
after marrying he moved to Logan
county, HIS, where he resided until
1879, when ne moved to Kansas. All
his children were born In Illinois. The.
are John, Mrs. ]. j. keenan,, Thomas
w. H., r. D., Mrs. R. Chadd, Mrs. Pa
Keenan, and Edward. None of the
children have died. When Mrs. Mc.
Ginty died the youngest chila was tire
years olu. Mr. McGinty never remarI
ried, ana not only did he move I'd
Kansas In the pioneer days, but he
brought ana raised this family OF emil
dren, AMI always got along well. lie
settled near what Is now SewaS1,
where he continued to live until aDou
a year ago, when he moved to this
city. Mr.. McGinty was a MEMBER OF
the Catholic church, and that church
Will conduct the funeral services, the
time anu pace OF which have not yet
been set. Our acquaintance with Mr
McGinty was such a one as leads us
to believe him to be astrictly honor
able man. and we know that he had
scores Of friends In the neighborhood
where he resided for so many years.
These friends join with those In this
city in extending to the bereayed
children our sympathy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
Liberty Township.

July l7th.n p
M. F. Stewards has threshed some
Of his bound grain on one OF his farm
and 1t made yield Of over rs bushel
per acre.
Wonder why the farmers don't bulk
an elevator at Dundee?? The ONE
at Pawnee Rock makes the local buy
ers pay from 2 to 4 cents bushe
more than they do at Dundee.
sam Schultz is building a new gran
airy. II more Of our farmers would
do this they would receive more fol
their wheat.
Rhue Bros, Frank Spaniel, Mike
keenan, and P. Z. Murphy have pur
chased a $4,000 Advance threshinl
outfit from L. B. Wilcox.
P. G. Dirks Is out from the county
seat this morning.
Mr.. McFadden, trustee OF Liberty
township. is over on the north side
today fixing up the election board fol-
the primary in August.
Lew Damn has been on the sich
list for several days. p.
Some Of our farmers may know
how to run threshing machine, but
when they try to run an automobile
through barb wire fence they arr
up against 1t.
This is good weather for threshing
but we need rain badly for the corr
and feed and for blowing. Some d
ten farmers have already quit plow
ing and listing on account Of the dr.,
weather.
The Walnut Creek Milling Co. have
new man buying for them at Dun
dee.
Charles Nader is threshing on the
Remmert farm.
School District No. 40 have thell
new school house up and are plaster
ing the same. q.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
Lawn Party.

Miss Lois Sans, Miss Hazel Buck
land, and Miss Clara Kramer wef'
hostesses at a lawn party Thursda.
evening. in honor Of Misses Bessie
and Gussie King, Of Princeton, No,
Miss seigna Mckinley, Of Gault, Mo-
Miss Geneyieye Lewis and Miss Ethe
Scroggins. of Hoisington. Mr.. Fran,
[Soderstrom and Mr.. Harry Wildgel
were also out Of town guests. Abou
sixty guests were present. The law
was beautifully lighted and decorated
and various games we're INDUCED in
including croQuet bean throwing an
other amusing kinds. Delicious re
Treatments Of ice cream and cak
we're served, music was INDUCED IN
and q royal good time was had b.
the guests, who pronounced the yeun
ladies' entertaining Is the people 'wh'
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
CLEVELAND BANK FAILS.
Farmers & Merchants suspends Bust
ness For the Want Of Money.

'Siosv...4., ", ..-y Is.-a-o 80. ~.
Gao ~ --si..a.its .,s..4Ails ~, an ''ses
AwsA.J fI.... D.. CO... S.vseo A., Ndoo.-
.vu.I. ..e i.aD,..Iies aIu .-s..ols q. Z
ea.i ~s.-----.vu a. aDou. e.e.. Au.i'
uheu ..S-.4nu uvii.is. a-s .~i.u. I
- sa.- =. VIC pue W tue 'bailAs i.A.....
y W i.-..~e upoh ils ivdns.
O.-.S-oS, go, -. $780, -. --..~--'
e4,loA.V -sr4v sas4 poAlaas sas+s tssli.l
rou Par. an ~ ao4aouu .. s~s,l
.inA u svrlSr pus ssIlluuVJ lsuvl4.-
Jv~A, s---.. ...ai. v. lue 4.Sr,.s..~..-.
" Eviv.-~v SpiInes, w..SiS ...e 49,
.ie..Lc,s Va Iuo uaIiuliai Sv.u.ui.Lsv
ii w. L.U sLaLes wssI VI LuS -.iissoui
aver Ma, cvnler WIN All. nilcncoSA
On Juiy -JLn anu 1lsL. 1nis nee..ne
aas been called for Inc outpost W
bringing Inc western hepuDncau leau
srs closer togelner anu 10 plan sys.
e.elnalio.ily 10 run a campaign wnicu
Is TO De made in the west for ialt and
sherman.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
SCHOOL LAND FRAUD.
Many Titles Invalid. Efforts Will be
drMade to Regain Land.


Topeka, July 1S:-An effort to re-
gain possession of the thousands Of
acres Of scnool lands winch have Deen
sold in recent years, is to We maae W
the state of Kansas. Eyluenee mas
been secured OF fraud, cOlluslon, and
swlnains on the part OF iand specu-
iators In getting possession OF valuable
school lands. The state accountant,
nr. J. Z. Galfora, unearLned sulllclelt
evidence OF this crooked work to
cause. many holding such titles to dis
gorge.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
May Get into rne seasu..

Inc hidnaglhg Onleeis "a Tue treat
bend base bali Association nelu a
meeting Thursday evening 10 discuss
d communication relative 90 TINS city
going Into hte Central Kansas League
TO fiji prospective vacancy lii t0at
organization. The home team Is well
made up. and with the exception OF
IAN off uay or SO. mas played good pal
We hope the connection can lie made
with the league.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
ARKANSAS IS NAylcAsLE.s
Muskosee Enterprise Brinss Steamer
Up the River to That Point.

Muskogee. Okla, July lS:-Thaf
the Arkansas river is nayigable to
this point was proven today when
the steamboat "City Of Muskogee,..
reached here with a cargo. This is
the first steamboat that has piled the
river to this point in thirty-eight year
The boat left CINCINNATI July 4th.
and viii start from here to st. Paul
and New Orleans about August LIST.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

Physician isSFound Guilty For Grim
inaI Operation on Woman.

Troy. 40, July lS::7-Dr. W. n.
nempulli crargeu Sliu sns nsy. "a, az
Tow w,t~ laaasiaugn.er m conue,.,sn
wan tne'usaarO on mass, silizaDe.u. one
son, q yo~.s sSnooI osacrer. was .o|
49, Iou-~ sa,,y auu sen,e.ssu ,...v
years in .Ae penlteA.,ai,. l,enpIl.i
~as -.ee~ uuu ass,s..ns An a. W
ei-lion - .le soilCi,a.,on u ..e,. o.n
snicn ivsuIte- An me uouians aea,...
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

Towel and ilns ysnn thas is.si.aesa.
so. s. o cssbosd s oos ssseE :ns ! ss1sss
DE- b. si 3, GH Ss II Cum ssss fs al
d. ghoop's Restontiys he Constitutional.
fkefomer-Dh BhooD' suiGhB Cns a atef1al
mucous mcmbrAns suppodtofy rsmsdy. while n
Bboop's RsstorsSvs = Wholly a internal tDeet
N s.S.' snd n ' blood siinsos = now
Ne Night cnsr. = - nAns inplisA aoe n
wofk vhile you sissp. Hsopthes sore end inAam,
ednuoous surfaces heals lsAl wA1nsoss md
DISCHARGES whils the 1sstontivs sAsss nerveu
exu1ment gives fensvg4. vvur' nd nnb1don,
builds I'D wasted tngusG bringing abcu renewed
strength, yisorc and oecgt. 1sks d. shooD'l
'Hss6nfivs-Thhlss o. lisl1d - ssnsfAi tonis
tDths sySten. For podtS bal hslR ~ - vi
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
"Health Coffee" is really the closest

"Health Coffee" is really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever produced.
This clever coffee Substitute was rec
emily produced Oy Dr. Shoop, Rarine,
Wis. Not gain Of real coffee in il
either. DR. Shops Health Cofire is
made iron pure toasted grains, with
malt, nuts etc. Really il would fool
an e1pert-vho n ight drink il for
Coffee. No 20 or 80 tedius boiling.
l"Made in a miaute" says the doete
ISoldby A B. Hover.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
lisATuRpArs slFrlNos.

b. . =
Charley iMatz spent the day at Elm
wood. 4
Hired Mayor Of Olnits was 'in the
scitytoday, n
Prof. Dick Evans of Larned is here
on: business. e. m
Hshryi schwier was here from near
Hsizer Friday.
DR.. H. E. Lindas went to Ellinwood
this morning.
r. and Mrs. Will Bush visited at
ElIinwood today.
Frank Dell returned from Kansas
City this morning. 4
q Mrs. l.. L. Gum Is visiting with
relatives at Larnsd. Il
Miss Sadie Piper Of Hudson is Wis.
inng relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Johnsonleft this morn
ing for Taft, Oklahoma. I'D
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weigel, of olmitz,
were here today shopping. "a
Ed Mcdonald. OF the south side, ia
building a fine new house.
9 Mrs. George dBruner went to Lar
ned this morning for a visit. g
Prof. Charles Yolnkin went to
Pawnee Rock this morning. s
Miss Emma Herter and sister, d
} ElIinwood,f were visitors Friday. &
John sMcMiean came in on the
Scott City branch this morning.
Mr.. "ahd Mrs. D. c. Luse returned
from Ness county this morning.
RUDE yancil is carrying his arm in
ASKING on-aecount of runaway.
Mrs. Fred Gallup went to- Hutchin'
son this morning for ashcrt visit. q
GA. WOODBURY. and George Dmand
Of Eureka, called at this Office today.
G. B. Forbes, Of Rush Center, a
visiting R. P. Murphy and family to
day.
Will Pile and wife have returned
from the country and are at home
again. !
Miss Helen Wood went to McPher
son, this morning and will visit there
a few days. IN
Miss Lulu Warholm, of LindsbOTg
Is here visiting her. sister, Mrs. Dave
StRomQuist. -
Mrs. L.. L. Dmand and Mrs. Ches-
ter Putetbaugh are here visiting Mrs,
Frank Dell.
The LADIES' Aid Society of the
Baptist church met with Mrs. s. NJ
Smith Friday.
Miss Emma Boarder, Of Kansas Cit.
is here for an extended visit with Mrs
]. G. Slentz. -asis ira
Mrs. C. D. Spaugh and children re
turned this morning from a visit a
Medicine Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. AL. Wilkinson oil
Lewis arevisiting Mr.. and Mrs. JIG,
Slehtz and family. y
9 John Relnecke, IT,, one of the
Heller merchants, was here on bust
ness Friday evening.
Elmer Curry wasntaken to the St.
Rose Hospital today to be operated
o'oh for appendicitis. 4
Mrs. MI. Norris and Mrs. Frank
North of Hoisington are visiting Mrs.
HID. Ashpoie today.
CA. Sehlagel, of Otis, was here
Friday, buying full line Of furniture
for his new hotel at Otis. ~
John j. Schmidt, of Pawnee Rock
was a county seat visitor today and
made this office social call. IS
Frank Kramer has had two gang:
busy this week building for William
rGaagleman and for Dick Bose.
Grant Hppincott, Of the PaYnet
Rock Herald was a county seat visitOl
today, looking as clipper as could be
Joe Becker, Of the Cheyenne, wa.
here today. Several of the new set
tiers out there are making a good
crop.
Funeral services for the late Der
-nard McGinty will be conducted a
Seward on Sunday afternoon at .
p. m.
The 18th session Of the National Ii
"rigation Congress win be held at AL
buauerque, N. NJ, beginning septem
der 10Th.
The'annual picnic Of the Rush Cen
tire lodge, A. o. U. w., wiz be held
vi at the same old place on August rs
&c. and 9th.
Miss Nettie Biges Of Inmatl left to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-14
CENTRAL VERMONT
MADE MONEY IN
LEAN YEAR
Annual Report Remarkable
Considering Conditions
SHOWS BALANCE OF S3,552
Drop OF Nearly 100000 In Gross Re.
oelpts Met by Rigorous curtall-
ment OF Expenses.

ST Adams, Oct. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Central Vermont Rail
way company was held here yester
day when a board of directors and ex.
ecutive officers were chosen and the
annual reports made The following
directors were elected: Charles M.
Hays, Montreal, Que, h. II. Fitzhugh,
Montreal; G. c. Jones, St Adams; Il
G. Smith, st Adams; w. Seward
Webb. Shelburne; John w Stewart
Middlebury, John G. Mccullough, Ben
nington; r. II. Baker, Boston; Henry
b. Day Boston; s. Z. Kilner, New
York City; A. futile, Fair Haven;
Charles p. Smith, Burlington; b. h..
Marston, New York City
The election and appointment Of
these officers followed; President,
Charles NJ. Hays, Montreal; vice pres
ident, h. H. Fitzhugh, Montreal; gen
eral manager G. c. Jones, st. Adams;
attorney c. w. Writer'S, St Adams;
auditor, w. G.. Brabbe st. Adams
treasurer and clerk, W. II. Chaffee, st
Adams; freight traffic manager John
w. Loud, Montreal; general freight
dbtulf ~ IL iJcNtAs ~ AlbduSf btAtl
al passenger agent, j. w. Hanley, St
Adams; pur. agt., ] b. Laurie, st. Al
bans; engineer and superintendent
structures, J. M. Morrison ST. AL
bans; superintendent northern divs
ion, c. +. Soule, St. Adams; superin
tendent southern division, w. f. COS
tello, New London, Conn, superinten
dent telegraph, NJ. Magiff, st. Adams;
superintendent mot. power, w = Ken
nedy, st. Adams; general roadmaster
W. p. Elrod. st. Adams
The report Of President Hays was
received with great interest and sat
isfaction, for net surplus of $3,552,
90 was shown This showing is a re
markable one when the fact is consid
cred that the total receipts from al
sources were nearly 100000 less thar
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-14
FEEBLE OLD LADY
Has Strength Restored By
VInOI

Mrs Michael Bloom of Lewistown.
Pa, who is so years of age says: For
a long time have been so feeble that
l have had to be wheeled around in
an invalids chair. | had no strength
and took cold az the slightest provo
cation which invariably settled on my
lungs, and a cough would result My
son learned of the cod liver prepare
ton, called Vinol and procured a bot
tie for me. 1t built up my strength
rapidly, and after taking three bottles
am able to walk a quarter of a mile
easily. Every aged or weak person
who requires strength should try vi
mol. am delighted with what it has
done for me"
AS a body builder and strength ere
ator for old people, delicate children,
weak, rundown persons, and after
sickness, Vinol is unexcelled If it
fails to give satisfaction we will re-
turn your money
VINoL is sold In Bennington by w.
L. Gokay, Druggist
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-14
NUTT.sARNEY
Popular Couple Married Tuesday At
ternoon at Brides Home.

ternoon at Brides Home.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Martin Barney on Tues
day afternoon, oct. l3, when his
daughter, Florence NJ, was united in
marriage TO Noble A. Mutt OF Cohoes.
The house was very prettily decorated
with autumn leaves.
To the strains Of MendelssOhn'
wedding march played by Miss Flor.
ence Hathaway the bridal party en-
tered the parlor where the ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. S. Mills.
The bride wore a gown Of white ba-
tiste and lace with a veil caught with
white rose buds and carried bouquet
OF white chrysanthemums She was
attended by her sister Miss Ella G..
Barney as maid OF nonor who was
dressed in white and carried pink
flowers.
irwin o. Cross OF Hoosick acted as
best man. The bride is a graduate OF
b. II. S, class Of 1900 and also of Cas-
Teton Normal school, 90. For sever
al years she has been teaching IN Or
ange and Springfield Mass. The
groom is assistant fireman in the roll
ing mill OF Cohoes.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Mutt will reside in Cohoes
Among the guests from out Of town
were Mrs Florence Mutt, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Mutt Of Cohoes. Mrs. VIM
Sessions Of Springfield, Mrs. c. n
Mowry Of Wilbraham, Mass, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Barney of Pittsburg
Penn.