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make the more sensitive spectators ap-
prchenSive of seasickness.
IC Dir. Thompson, then. belongs tho
credit for the success that Wireless"
may reasonably anticipate. II Will be a
success Of a lesser Importance 10 the
stage. a success of the scene pointer
rather than the author. OF machinery
rather than acting. But that its out
look Is bright. that II may rival its anti
types, "Blue Jeans" and THE Elec-
trician" IN obtaining the patronage OF
many thousands, THAI in its class its
rank will DE h!gh-of these things there
seems to be this Tuesday after the tirst
performance no more doubt than there
was last night when the First Citizen
Of the Land led IN the applause.
ALLEN u. ALBERT
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An Historic Triumph.

On Saturday at lie Mans, France,
Wilbur Wright, the American aviator,
made a fight with a passenger, the
fight lasting one hour, nine minutes
and fOrty-five seconds and covering
forty-five miles; and by means of this
fight he not only established a new
record for practical navigation of the
air, but he fulfilled the conditions of
the contract whereby the LaZare-Weiller
syndicate is to pay him 100000 for the
French patent rights on his aeroplane.
The event possesses historical in
terest, for it signalizes both scientific
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GAYETY.

Fair entertainment is provided at the
Gayety this week in the form of THE
Dainty Duchess and a curtain-raiser.
THE American Stew" The program
was followed by a standing-roOm-OnIy
audience none too enthusiastic. Mildred
Stoller made the hit Of the evening IN
a sketch Of well-known actresses. ac-
companied by a moving picture show
With Abe Leavitt. she presented The
Man and the Maid" The Potter-Hart-
well trio were the stars OF the OliO a
scenic ballet, The Dance OF the Dew
lis" and Dawson and Withheld COM
edy team, were other features
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Pretty Service at West Washington Baptist Church Amid
Decorations of Palms and Goldenrod Virginia
Girl Acting as Maid of Honor

A pretty wedding took place this
afternoon at ) o'clock in the west
Washington Baptist Church. when Miss
Lila Twyman became the WIFE Of Ed
ward Randolph Hodges. in the pres
ence OF a small corE-1ny OF relatives
and intimate friends
A profusion Of palms and gOldenrod
formed the decorations in the church.
and the organist OF the church. W. H.
starnen. played an appropriate pro
gram Of music preceding the entrance
OF the bridal party and for the bridal
procession TO the altar.
The officiating clergyman was the
Rev. c. P. SteaIey, pastor Of the
church.
Miss Twynan wore a mOdish travel
ing costume Of brown broaGclOth with
a brown hat trimmed with pIunes and
carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses.
Miss N Blanche Eager. Of Buray,
Va. acted as maid OF honor Her gown
was OF natural pOngee. deliberately
trimmed with lace. and a hat Of the
same shade. She carried an armful OF
yellow chrysanthemums-
Miss Mary Dean. Of washington. acted
as bridesmaid She wore q becoming
costume Of brown silk With a brown hal
and carried yellow chrysanIhemums.
Joseph T. Twyman. brother OF the
bride, acted as best man for Mr.
Hodges.
Jesse H. Arnold and DIT. A. S. Weaver
were the ushers who seated the guests
and preceded The bridal party 10 the
altar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges left Washing
ton for a Northern bridal trip. and
their future home, in New York. i'm.
mediately after the ceremony.
After November 1 they viii be al
home ar TIE Hotel woodward, Fifty
fifth street ana Broadway.
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Fourth Wedding Year.

Dr. and MIS-. Edgar Copeland enter
tanned at reception last evening in
their apartments in the Rockingham. ii
celebration Of the fourth anniversary II
their wedding
Palms and Bride and Bridemaid roses
formed the decorations in the drawing
room and American Beauty roses cdoru-
cd the dining room.
Mrs. Copeland wore her wedding Gown
Of white crepe de chine and old rose
point lace
Assisting in receiving the guests were
Mrs. Frank 3. Jaqua, Mrs. ~. J. Brad
bury. Miss Mart. Miss Ryon. Miss
Kubei. Miss Guardian, Miss Copeland
and Miss Cash
Mrs. Copeland vas Miss Anna f Tut
hill, Of Capitol hin, before her mar
riage-
Mr. and Mrs Francis HASTINGS Il
BrOCkiine. Mass, have announced fbe
engagement Of their daughter. Ger
trude, 20 Henry r. Cover. Of Washing
ton.
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To Be Married This Evening.

The marriage Of Miss AIinona Dom,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward ".
IOnn- 10 Alden SnoOt. son Of Mrs Mary
SmOOt, Of GEORGETOWN. will take DlaCe
This evening at o'clock in the home Of
the brides parents. On Sixteenth street
the Rev Herbert s Smith officiating
Miss Dom viii he given in marriage
by her father. and v.} be attended Jy
Mrs II. - ReisinEsr. ~: matron OF hOr-
or. Miss Elizabeth Dom. as maid OF
honor. and Miss Julia SmoOt. sister
Of the bridegroom. as bridesmaid.
Prank STOOr viii be his brothers best
man
A reception viii follow the ceremony.
anC later IN the evening Mr.. Sunool VIII
take his bride for a wedding trip The
RECEPTION ard ceremony viii be attended
by small party Of relatives and
friends
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IVA Wireless Thrills With NoUeL Plot at the National;
"The Great Question SotUed by Miss Jesse Bonsteae
WEEKS ATTRACTIONS
AT THE THEATERS

EATIoEAL-Frederic's Thompson's
'fWireIess.D
BELAsCo-Eanos O'NeiI, in
"Agnes."
CoLUMBIA-Jessie BoasteI1e, IN
"The Great Question"
HASE's-Stella Mayhem and Pc
lite Vaudeville.
ACADEMY - Lottie williams, in
Tennessee Tegs.U
GAXETX - The Dainty Duchess
Burlesque Company.
LXCEUM-Empire Burlesque Com
pany.
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LYCEUM.

Fun and music. interspersed with GOOD
horse play, kept a fair audience pleased
at the New Lyceum last night. the
production being two farces by Roger
ImhOf. Between the two were a number
of spirited vaudeville sketches.
ImhOf is the laUghable Irishman. down
at the bottom o. the ladder bubbllng
with native Irish wit, and being run for
alderman by a Tammany leader Re
tween the efforts Of the Tammanv man
to show Casey how TO play his part are
the customary musical acts with dane
ing
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Wed at Odenton Md.

Miss Elizabeth Gertrude Rich, daugh-
ter Of Mrs.. Rich and the late Thomas
r. Rich. Of Anne Arundel county. Nd
was married last evening 10 Ashton
Nichols. Of Washington. in the Nichols
Memorial Methodist Church, at Oden-
ton, Nd, the Rev. ]. r. Jacobs oniciat-
ing.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
Brussels net over SILK with trimmings
OF cluny lace. and carried a shower bou-
quet Of Bride roses.
Miss Edna Rich of Baltimore. the
maid OF honor, wore white moUsseliRe
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Miss O'Neil Scores Heavily
in Agnes at the
BelaSco.
Charming California Actress
Makes Initial Appearance
Here as Star.

The woman stood by the window gaz-
ing outward with unseeing- eyes-the
man strobe of into the world. his head
bowed-they were TO be united only in
the great hereafter
That was how THE Great Question"
was answered at the Columbia last
ajght when A. L. Wilbur pres 5nted the
remarkable play OF that name, written
by Frederick Paulding.
To say the conclusion was az unusual
one would be using a word utterly in
sufficient. II was a strange. haunting
end, yet almost satisfying in the in
tensity of the great human emotions IT
involved
Rarely does a playwright t4ke for his
theme d question so difficult TO handle
as that which MT. Paulding deals with
30 ably. and around which The Great
Question" is constructed Great human
emotions, great social problems are IN
volved. intertwined with little Of the
lighter side OF life 10 relieve the inten-
city Of the situations.
Race Question Enters.
Racial prejudice and social prejudice
arc both brought forward 10 fight love.
and while love remains constant
through il all, the world conQuers. And
when the end comes, the woman stands
by the window gazing outward with I'M
seeing eyes and the man strides of into
the world.
Such a play would be Of little avail
were II not enacted by string actors,
and the cast that presents The Great
Question is equal 20 the task. Headed
by Miss Bonstelle and a II. Stuart. It
IS done IN manner which brings credit
upon all, and does justice TO the re-
markable play itself.
Washington is the scene OF the play.
A justice OF the supreme court is the
central figure. He erred when young,
and years later his daughter, a beauti-
ful girl. a society favorite, in whose
veins ran "A vague faint of negro blood.
paid the penalty. She learns OF her ORR
gin, and rather than marry the man
she loves. sends him away. The secret
is used as a weapon over the head Of
the justice to force him iIUo legal
decision which would dishoaor him
He Would Submit.
He would submit-but again the
, daughter abnegates herself--and he IS
saved from that
The audience wondered through the
play. They wondered at the end. but
that Il was keenly appreciated and en-
joyed was manifested at times by their
intense silence, at other times by their
enthusiastic applause. The washing
ton atmosphere might be more recog-
niZable, but even WashingtOnians for
get that when intent On watching Mr..
Paulding's evolution OF the solution OF
/ The Great Question"
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over white SIX and carried a bouquet
OF Bridesmaid roses and ferns
The bridesmaids were Miss Anna
May Rich, OF Baltimore. a cousin OF
the bride and Miss Florence A Niclols.
Of Washington. sister Of the bridegroom.
They wore pink mousseIine over pink
SILK and carried clusters OF pink roses.
The ceremony in the church was fol
lowed by a reception in the home Of
the brides mother, IN Odeu-Ou- Later
IN the evening Mr. and Mrs Nichols
LETT for a Northern welding trip. and
upon their return they viii reside In
washington
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Mr.. and Ms. Lands Dinner

Mr- and Mrs Allan Lard were hosts
at dinner al the Chevy Chase Club last
evening for the competitors in the golf
tournament Their guests were Mrs.
St John Smith, Portland. Me: Mrs
George Converse. West Newton. Mass: :
Miss Adams. WOllastOn. Mass: Miss
Shreve, West Newton. Mass. Miss
Firth, BrookllGe, Mass Howell Reed,
Of Baltimore, sam Dalzeu. Dr. VII
liam sewers, WalCOtt TUckerman, and
Mr.. Morgan.
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The Baltimore Sun reprints from the
Philadelphia Inquirer a reminder that
the Republicans have nominated to be
lieutenant governor Of Rhode Island n
man whose name is Dennis. This from
a newspaper which shines for the Fifth
Congressional district as well as the rest
of MARYLAND.
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A laborer IN a brickyard has fallen
heir 70 100000 He says he viii stick
to his job just the same. II he gets
the pay Of some bricklayers We know
he won't be out Of his class.
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Future Bridegroom E..

Edwin Corning. Of Albany. whose mar
rage 70 Miss Louise Maxwell viii take
place this fan is the guest Of his
hancee's parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Barker, for a few days
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Miss Norris to Wed

Miss Harriet Norris viii be married
to II. W. Kennard, second secretary Of
the British embassy, at noon Saturday,
November Il. in the home Of her cousin.
Mrs Clarence Wilson. 1907 Rhode Island
avenue. The ceremony will be attend
ed BY a small party Of relatives and
the Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce and the
attaches Of the British embassy. A
breakfast viii follow the ceremony.
Mrs. Clarence Wilson VIII be the ma
iron Of honor. and the best man viii
be Esmond Ovey. NJ V. o.. third sec
retary Of the Bl15sh embassy. Mr..
Kennard and his )Tde viii take a we'd
ding trip, and upOn their return they
wifi reside at Miss Norris home on
HIlyer place
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The New York Mail proposes a paper
weight for young Mr.. Thaw. Too much
paper waiting for that object Of sensa.
ton already.
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White House Callers

The Cabine= met at II O'Clock
Ebert Z. Hubbard.
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Presidential Box Party.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt. ac-
companied by Secretary and Mrs Loe5.
occupied a box at the New National
Theater last evening for the perform
ance Of the new American drama, Via
Wireless
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Mrs. Edwards Back Home.

Mrs. Clarence Edwards. wife Of Brig.
Gen. Clarence Edwards. and their lit
tie daughter, Miss Bessie Edwards, who
spent the summer in New England and
at Niagara Falls, have returned to
Washington and have opened their
house on Jackson place
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Mrs Never Gives I.uncbeon

Mrs. Meyer Gives Luncheon.
Mrs. George Won l. Meyer, vile Of
the Postmaster General, was hostess
at luncheon today in compliment 10 her
house guests, Sir Renneu ROdd and
Lady ROdd. of England
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Gen William H Carter, Z. s. A,
commander OF the Department OF the
Lakes, and Mrs Carter are at the
Sh0reham for q short stay.
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Mrs Pierre Rolalds. OF London who
was recently the guest OF Mrs James p
KernOchaa At Newport. viii arrive IN
Washington today to be the guest Of
Mrs. Richard Townsend.
Mrs RO-aalds, who had not visited
her native country in several years,
will return TO London next month, sail
ing on the 18th.
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Mr. and Mrs Frederick Lee, Cf New
York, have arrived from their summer
hCme at CO 1erStOwn, and have taken
apartments { IL street for the win
ter
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{ Mrs. Francis ". Hatch and Miss
{ Hatch, the latter who is 10 be one OF
I the seasons debuIantes, went 10 New
( York today 20 remain until after No
/ vember J.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
commoner Pairaoraphs.o

Congressman Who will not put PUP
ON the free list should becbsaten to
It. 90
An Adrich bill under the vreeland
name would provide as much CON.
.cial stencil.
Roosevelt, senior, has not yet TAX
en- ballon trip, but congress has he'll
Q lot Of his reforms In the air.
Andrew Carnegie says this coun
try's money system Is the *ora u
the world. Or. Carnegie might en-
plain his system toehe country.
Senator Warner. Of Missouri. Alkl
Ike 9 republican who realizes thai
the negro vote Of Missouri can no,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
she SLIDES DOWN.

Camden, N. J. Nay 2s;-The first
class bsttlesbip Michigan was launch
ed today in the yard Of the NswEork
ship building company here. She Is
closer to the Dreadnaught class Of
warahips than any other ship inothe
American navy, The new vessel win
be known a. an "all big gun" battle
ship. and viii carry eighttwelve inch
breecho loading rifles. o Q
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

William Holfsmaster is' up from
bis tsm in Pavnee county. To-Day
looking after his crops iu South Bend
E. R. Moses and Clarence Aldrich
went to'Pawnee Rock i, Aldrich's
auto this morning.
. Tom welch and family forme !.
residents here Returned 10 'icAilistsl
Okla, this morning afIer a brisf Visit
here and al Dlghtoa
Mrs. George Kincald is here from
Greeley comfy tor.,y win n.
bro Ae's. S Hand R,,eu G~ir
aad aherrelAllves and f',ends
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughl, !
are VI iuag. Misses Lizzie, Eta anu
cnuie McMullen aud Mr.. and Mrs..
E. E Eppersou al d family
G.'N. Daniels. came IN from Beaver
count. Oklahoma Monday m' mir;
MI. DaDiels is 'ot the opinion that
his 'patsf Beaver coun Y is,he gar
den spot The world.
At special meeting If the boar
Of education Monday evening the fol
lowing teachers were elected. Geo
H. Willis. principal high. school a
$lOO per month, Miss Matte Frur
Miss Clara Bucklin, Miss NJ ria
Hams, H. L. Brown, principal o
west building, Mrs. H. l.. Brown
Miss Blanche Thatcher. Mr. anc
Mrs. Brown are from Nickerson
Misses Fruit, auckland Haines ant
Thatcher are residents and We.
known 10 everyone as most satisfsc
tory teachers. The new teachers ar
highly recommended.
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TWO MORE NEW BISHOPS.

Baltimore. May 2s:-Rev. Wilson 8.
Lewis, president Of Morning Side col.
lsge at Sioux City Iowa, and Rev. DR..
Edwin R. Hughes presidentof the De.
Paw university at Greencastle, Ind,
we're elected bishops on the fifteenth
ballot Of the Methodist general con-
ference today.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
-FOUR THOUSAND. noMELEss.

Dallas May 2s:-After doing dam
age Of over &C million dollars and
drowning at least three people, rem;
dering fOur. thousand people homeless,
Trinity river Is today falling slowly
When 1t recedes 1t is believed that
more dead will be found. ALI the
railroads are tied up. Few trains
are able to enter or leave the city,
and the city is without light. Funds
are being raised to aid the distress
ed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
sssn Shining 10 Otlihsns.

Guthrie. May 2s:-The sun. =
shining today and the food waters
are fast receding. No additional loss
Of Life has been reported, and the
homeless are. gradually returning to
their homes. As a result Of the Hood
train service on many lines must be
annulled completely for several days
and on all lines ouly q partial ser
vice is possible. The damage to crop
and railroads Is roughly estimated
at ten million dollars. Itis the cost
Lest disaster ever Occurring in either
Of the two former territories, or the
new state.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

What d YOU think Of the state
employment agent saying that Great
Bero will ueed 255o men for harvest
OF more than 8 0 more than any 9th
er county. And then follow up by
saying, don't 90 to Great Bend be.
cause it is always overstocked.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Ebe hall game bstssei the st
John high school and our high school
team al the fir ,pods yesterday
was a far ex6'bi.iou.of bali playing.
ST John scoring | IN tue LIST, 2ia the
9Th and 8 in the S.n. Or boy
were whitewashed in Ing Isl Sinnings
iinally landing 3 runs IN the .last half
of the 9th. batteries, 'HorsIuan and
DowneyvMcMulIen and Johnson,
2 base hits; Smith and Goold for St
John and Johnson and. Kitchen for
Great Bends6qck out by McMuneh
II, BY Hors' mau.4 bases on balls )
each. McMullen had the best Of the
'pinhihs department but St John eH
C aled as fsi iefs. rne work. Of the
/
St John team. shows practise and
team. work.:
Q Score-I.2S456.7S.S-
St John,l OO0O2oSO--e. :
! G!0Beddo aQ97eo-ooD-s-s.
,r1he John team are nice gentle,
manly playe.s and.there. names ave,
Fred Smith, Bert HOrstnan, Earle
Dawson, Fred Harter, Dick Harter,
Claude GOOD. Ike Lewis, Ross. Hill,
WIN Carpentry Carl .Rixou, and
Billy GlasscOck aud they all. 90 70
the St john high school. red Smith
and Hors,man are from Garfield.
Good is from Dodge City aud Ike
Lewis is from Beaver Oklahoma. :
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MIscHEvIoUs CHILDREN.

Pottsyille. May 2s:- Seventeen
children were injured several of them
fatally last night when score Of
boys and girls climbed aboard a truck
on the Reading railroad branch of tho
Lincoln colliery' and started 1t down
a heavy grade. While going at. a
frightful speed the truck coladed with
car and both were completely demo
ished.
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VIII Not Withdraw Troops.

Washington, May 26:-At o confer.
ence today between President Roose.
velt Secretary Taft, and General Bell
chief Of staff Of the army, 1t was de-
cided not to- withdraw any Of the
United States troops from Cuba at
the present time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
For Representative

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for represent alive SUBJ
ject to the decision Of the voters at the general
primary. Frank Bztchman,
O. Q ComancAe twp
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

SO1AS AicoSAeit euuJcCt 70 snc uectS
on d the Republican voters a, the CEREAL pr
mary p be held in August. In. wilhIae
Q. STATE SENATOR
thereby announce myself as a caDlidat6 ior
State Senator ior the 3s,h Kansas senatorial, dis
trict, subject to the decision Of the Republican
primaries. g 80 O o J.R Guser
9 @
thereby ANNOUNCE myself as candidate Tor a
second term for State Senator for the 3sth Sena
tOriai District subjecttO the dteisiln Of the RI,
publican voters at the general primary to b.
he'd Augs4thn iPOs. %
- G. L. CHAPMAN r.
SHERIFF. o
. thereby announce myself as candidate ia
Sheriff on the Republican ticket, subject to tn.
decision Of the Republican vcter, at the genera
primary in August. George J. Spencer
hereby announce myself asca caedidate icI
the nomination for sheriff on the Republican
ticket, subject to; the decision Of the voters a,
the general primary in August. . "a
q. 90 W. M. Brown.
a hereby announce myself as candidate icr tn,
nomination Of sheriff Of Barton county, subject I,
the decision Of the Republican voters at the ger,
eral primary in August.
. A. A. wemmergren.
,PRoBATEJUDCE %
lam a canddatsior thasfice Of Probate Juds,
Subject to the decision q the Republican Part,
At the Primary Election to be hefd August 4. loCi
a W. Torrey.
COUNTY CLERK
thereby announce that am candidate n
denomination 10 the Office q County Clerk Of Bar
ton county, subject to the decision Of thu Republi
can party at the general pf1maryto BE- held il
August o
. @ I'D. ksapOle.
thereby announce myself as a candidate 10
the nomination Of County Clerk. subject to tn
decision Of the Republican party at the primarie
70 Be hell Argus 4; 1908. q
J,E. vanPelt. {
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
N. Daily.

hereby announce myself al a candidate Tor
Sheriff on the Democratic ticket, subject to the
decision Of the general primary to be held 4
August. : Herbert L. Cole.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
, Democratic Candidates
SHERIFF

O
Thereby announce myself asa candidate for
the nomination Tor sheriff Of Barton County SUBJ
ect to the decision dthe Democratic voters al
the general primary in August.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
COUNTY TREASURER !.

hereby announce myself az acandidate for
the nomination for County Treasurer, subject to
decision Of the Democratic vOtefsat the general
primary. 20
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
Republican Candidates
COUNTY TREASURER

OOUNII TREASURE
hereby announce myself as q candidate for the
ONCE Of County Treasurer, subject to the dees.
on 81 the Republican voters a, the ptrasI pr
mary p be held in August. In. wilhlde.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
PROBATE JUDGE

ddesire to announce myself as "a candidate for
the nomination for probate Judge on the Demo-
cratic ticket subject to the primaries in August.
P. ". Paxson.
Thereby announce myself as candidate for tn
nomination for Probate Jud &c. subject to III, de
cisiOn Of the Democratic voters at the general
primary in August. o Barry A Hall. q
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
L. c. Breeder.

Owing to the fact that petitions have ben
filed 10 place my name on the Democrat ticket
to be voted for next August, ! am a candidate
ior County Treasurer subject 70 the decision Of
Inc Democratic voters at the General primary.
J.W. SoDERsfRoM.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
DISTRICT COURT crEpK

l hereby annouce myself as candidate fer
nomination to the Office Of Clerk OF the District
Court Of Barton County, SUBJECT to the decision
o. the Democratic voters at the general primary
IN Augut. q
o DeGafme.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
COUNTY cLERK3

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the nomination for County Clerk Of Barton County
subject to the decision Of the Democratic voters at
the general primary in August o
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
>. STATE SENATOR

thereby. announce myself as a candidate for
State Senator for the 3s,h Kansas senatorial, ds.
trict. subject to the decision Of the Republican
primaries. 80 O o J.B Guser.