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FronHhkCliirioik: - V ": : Vom the Dispatch. ;V .
- . M. . H.' Wood .Dow has his ' en- Misses Ethel and Blanche r Mc-
.gine and' dynamo mstaUedana mil rejarnea to ineir aomv
is ready to light his' own build- landsborg Tuesday morning af-
-i v; -r;-Vi riH fioo (Impp. Hall.
lllg JUSl AS OUUH US ius onifccii- a itoiv niu v.
lis..-. '..nitMi - - Hf- T TT,i ml a ci9oi nf
a jjuaiu uruico, itwa.- tiomco-uu"f- v-w-
' A new. smoke sckta for the' Anohny and JV. . Susank, came
tu:... i :u in. r ron Tnnro An Wed-
takes the place of the one that nesday morning of last week for
was damaged by -thel wind some a short visit. ; ,
time ago. ' .- ' ; ' " c The Odd Fellows are figuring
;" We made a very serious error on patting up a 50x100 brick
last week in reporting the-birth or cement block building on their
'birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. A. iots on tne corner north of Nubs'
. hi. wegley. it was a ooy ,m-. store an w the wnole upsirs
, sieaa oi a. girv "cucc c for a lodge room,
trt make correction. '" neglected to mention in
. 0. E. Beehtel will soon move week,g th&t a was
qsnf aosfd upsuaAa am uo jrc ftnd Tom Chur
Tiorth of town and will try his , on Fej,t 12.- The infant did
-inck raising chickens. Jack Crui " Uye but'a time.
and wife-will occupy ine ua . 1f- , w w ,
turned Thursday evening from
Oralis T.nW at Wichita; There
vhich is to be vacated by Mr.
'""vhtel.
'. R. Ruch has purchased tne
nth 01 tIM ' -nriHTi cauic"
jAich belonged to R. T. Mayo.
sale was made by George
"oers. Mr. Rnpli will locate
MS purcuasea I. ooonAir.o., Masnns renort-
lots ori Main srtet just J-TT''. at
Cl 1U gVUV O
the meeting.
C. E. Gross who suffered a
bad fracureof the lower limb
iis light plant on tehse lots. m a railroad acciaeni
Fred Fairbairn was married recently, went to St. Louis, won
At Hutchinson last Sunday to a day night to take further treat
voung lady from Illinois, whose ment at the company hospital,
name we did not learn. They. The M. W. A. banquet Satur
- "7m Vw Monday nieht. They day night was a big affar in
will make their home in Macks- several w.fv Tne banqutt was
nllc! ' r fine and the crowd was so large
The material for the new el- tnat, the hall was filled, livery
ectric lght plant iis now here, one had a fine time.
and J. W. Harris of Lvons. ' who The Hoisi'ngton Electric Light
sold the material for the plant be company are figuring with the
pan working yesterday to in- Qreat Bend Electric Co., with a
stall the same. The plant will'.nlant and, closing down here.
be located on the lots just south V;AW 0f nsine current from thai
of the Christian church. Thns who are backing the Great
. The council has decided to put Bend plant have bought powerful
ugnst on, tne streets, but how machinery, investign aooui
many has not yet been decided, .: 000 therein, and when installed,
but' in all probability that will will be in shape to give day and
be settled at the next meeting night service. There has been
rr rh. council, whifh is 'I'uesday considerable demand ior a aay
inform-
' oriviuc iici c uu "v
The bids for the new -store ed that it is not sufficient to
.were opened yesterday and the th nronrietors have been figurin
: contract was awarded to J. J. with theGreat Bend plant with a
Tutwilerof Garden City, who -iew of establishing a day and
waa the lowest bidder. The old night service. If an agreement
bmldinsr is to bemoved at once is reached a row of poles carryinj
and will be set out in the street tnree wires will be erected be
nf where it now stands tween here and the Bend to carry
M. Westenhaner, of Sterling, will the current.
,. .- - ljhuuiuc rtiiu W0rK JS
expected n start Mondnv morn-.
Work on the new buildincr
will be commenced as soon as the
old on'o is'rcmoved from the lots.
E. G. Hardten,-who has been
'confined tn his homo fnr fTift
Past two or three weefcs on ac- W. J. Fee was in from the
count 'ot an abscess was taken west side Saturday visiting and
fo th hospital at Great Bend, shopping,
' the fore part of the week, where
V will undergo an ooeration. His Mrs Holmes was ' over from
Tnonir friona )iui 4-Vw dsa tttIH TT.:: t. 1.1. OoItott InnV.
uimuo "t" nitr uiuc nni HOIMUglUIl last o,uuoj,
sifcessful a"d he will ;-r after business interests.
Tom White' was a visitor from
Eureka township Saturday.,
C L. Yost was in from the
south side Saturday on business.'
tpnoTj ho flble to be out again.
' Lasf. Saturday, h. 20th. W.
. Wiiams tvrs fiftv-two years
. u pnipKri occasion,
his son, Arthur, gave him a birth-
r Among those pres.
ent werp Mr. nM Ms Ed'Hard-.-v
r- ontf Mrs. Harley Hard
' esty and daugher Marj', Mr. and
iVnvr a-id son. Arthur
"d Ivan Beeney. A most enjoy
able time was had.
.Tohn Base and Peter Schmidt
were in from the Dundee neigh
borhood Saturday after non.
Wm. Zeiber, the Pawnee Rock
nurseyman, was in. the Bend
last Friday visiting and looking
' nr his interests in the nursery
iinp here.
Charley Marker is home from
business tnn in tha sonthern
i Henry Witto is home from a
visit at Kansas City. Henry
Bays he had one mighty fine time,
and is going soon again.
" E. McBride of Great Bend, Kas and eastern part of the state,
recalled the fact as he talked '
' with some old cattlemen at the
j , i , , ...
. .varus, mat ne weu remembered
the days when Great Bend was
t i"c .icauiuarier8 ror me cow
boys, and the terminus nt ih
banta be railroad, which made it' Eugene McCabe was in from
a very warm town. It was near Seward Saturday and made
about the time the old Santa .this office a pleasant call. Mr.
Fe trail was passing out of use McCabe thinks that the wheat
in those parts that Mr AT.Pri-i0 hflS Tint Vioon irn'niM oo KsJIr
located there, and he has remain-; was at first thought; and that
. d ever since a resident of Bar- we stand a srood chance tn wiis
ton county. He owns a highly in another bumper crop the coming
t""'u larw ana iiKe ail the year,
old- timers who remained there'
is prosperous. The old Santa F Stew Wllliii
.trail passed through the richest Pawnee Rock Saturday visiting
farmmsr countrv" in TToncoo witt. vi. 3
said.Mr. McBnde. Those old cat ing Texas. Steve is very en-
uciuen wno jraveied over it 35 thusiastic over the land down
years ago .did not think, of coura there and thinks that the oppor-
unc wua some 01 tne Tunnies tor making money there
iua wouia Dnng $iuu an acre, re almost unlimited. He left
V Barton county is one of the very Tuesday with- the excursion for
iu uic ataic. ii is me .anouier iook at tne country and
'ninnn nrVinl 9 :n . T . . . .
mouuci Hwn wuuijr, ana comes wm proDaoiy invest m some
"P ciose 10 oeing tne banner ai-
lalfa and corn county. I imae-
una 1 r 10 artAnr k...a
ty for prosperous farmers. When
3 K0T WANTED
BALD
Jaldneu b Too Generally Con-.
Eidered a Sin of Advanqed Ae.
l bald headed person does no.
uavA an equal chance with one
blessed with a healthy head of
aair, .because baldness is too
generally aceij as an indi
cation of age. Many large cor
norations ave established an
age limit and refuse to take
h er 35 years of age as new
emp-oyees.
umosf 65 per cent of bald
leaded people may retrain a eood
head of healthy hair if they will
Mow our advice and accept our
offer. We have a remedv that
Ye positively guarantee to grow
on any head, unless the
oots of the hair are entirelv
dead, their follicles closed, and
tne scalp has become dazed and
shiny. We want people to try
this remedy at our risk, with the
distinct understanding that un-
i it does exactly what we
claim it will, and gives satisfac-1
urn in every respect, we Bhall
make no charge for the remedy
used during the trial.
Wp know exactly what we are
talking about, and with this
offer back of our statements no
one should scoff, doubt our
word or hesitate to put our rem
edy to an acutal test. '
We want everyone in Great
Bend who- is suffering from any
alp or hair trouble, dandruff.
falling hair or baldness to try
our Rexall '93" Hair Tonic.
We want them to use it regu
larlysay until three bottles
have been used and if it does
not eradicate dandruff cleanse
and refresh the scalp, tighten
,the, hair in its roots and grow
new hair, we will return every
cent pai us for the remedy for
the mere asking. There is no
formality expectedr and we exact
no obligation from the user
whatever . '
We are established right here
in Great Bend and make, this of
fer with a full understanding
that our business -success entire
ly depends upon the sort . of
treatment we accord our custom
ers and we would n,ot dare make
the above offer unless we were
positively certain that we would
substantiate it in every par
ticular .Two sizes 50c and $1.00
The Hooper Drug Co., Alain st
Dr. and Mrs. Brownell werem
McCracken Friday.
PIUVATE AMBULANCE
P11CNE j
-CAY MO '
n.o aoa
CO. CARSON
Licensed Undertaker &sd
Embalmer
KANSAS STATt LICENSE NO. 565
WitbE R. Mom Mht. '('..
Great Lleud, Kaiwis
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Stock
of merchandise for btnall improvtd
farm. Write me for fu tlier pif.iiu
lars, and ttll me what )ou have, and
your price S. (I, Null & Son
Womer. Kan.suN
Croup positively stopped in 20
minutes, with Dr. bhoop'g Croup
Remedy. One test alone will
surely prove this truth. No von
iting, no distress. A safe and
pleasing syrup. 50c. Sold by
Holmes Druggist.
John J. Hiss has purchased the
lots just north of the Moses
Furniture rooms occupied by nil-
nam's restaurant and Miss bmith
Millinery Emporium, from Henry
Born, and will occupy the north
room with his harness shop as
snon as Miss omiin can xina
anotherJocation.
Frank Grunewald was in from
the Albert neighborhod Saturday,
and made this office an appre
ciated call. Mr. Grunewald says
the most of the wheat in his
neighborhood is looking well, al
though some of. the fields look
to be damaged .some, but he
thinks with the right kind of
weather in the spring it will all
come out in good shape.
Jake Trester waa in from Eu
reka township Saturday visiting
and trading.
Miss Sophia Witte. of the
south side, visited with friends
t Ellinwood last week.
C. McMullen and Herman
""t of west of town were
m Lllinwood on business- Fn-aay.
Oliver Batman, of the south
side, accompanied by his nephew,
Walter Ballard, of English, In
diana, left for the southwest last
Friday where they expect to buy
land.
Albert Item.
' Simon Hayes returned last Sun
1"- irom the northern part of
the state .
Mr. and Mrs. A. Crowell were
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Koochel.
Elsie Tullis is reported on 'the
sick list.
Edward Opie was here last Fri
day visiting the school.
Miss Agnes Schroeder is report
eu on ine sick list.
T. H. Bab has been to Salina
on business.
E. Catlett came ..home from
Bison Sunday.
John Winget came home Frida;
from Indiana.-where he has been
going to school. y
May Winget spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
winget.
Mabel Hays spent Sunday with
home folks.
W. M. Hayes went home for
a short visit.
. Mrs. Wm. Schroeder was a vis
itor at the Albert school last
Friday.
L. V. Parker went to Great
Bend Monday.
Mrs. S. Deighton is on the
sick list.
CH. RICHARDSON
M. S MtKLNLEY.
Ricte
- GENERAL: BIACWfflTIS
Do all kind of work in their line, includiuf! repair of ma
chinery. Special attention given to hornwhoeiiijr. A wagon
shop in connection, where all kinds of wagon wood work is
done. Give.usacair
. Twelfth Street, One-half Mock West of Main
1Mb RESULT TELLS THE STORY, Ship your cattle and hog? to
H. THIES & CO.
KANSAS CITY STOCK MRDS
r i n? j. j 1 ... ... .
neir experience, nueiuy anu unowieoge win all be used for
vour benefit. Their free market letter is considered a benefit lo
stork shippers. Write them forQit.
vv
W 1 1 un-StCU MKtbNtU IKAtKbU lAKt
CADDO COLD PRESSED COTTON SEED CAKE
For the best cake and piompi shipments mite us for quotations de
livered at your station.
STOCK YARDS COTTON AND UNSEED MEAL CO.
Itoomlti Uve Stock Exchange BIdg,, Kansas City, Mo.
tftttIHHHHHHHHHHt Hfffil HiillM
PROMPT, CONSERVATIVE, SAFE
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
I Brinkman-Brack State Bank I
I 0LMITZ, KANSAS
3
Now isn't It about time to get Linoleum
for that Hoop? 10 cents pep yard oil. Have
no room to handle It, so most sell.
It is time to start that Incubator. Less
than h3ll price, or will trade for any old
thing. Come In and see us.
BHCKB6G & commm
1209 Main
more land.
H. Mahach was in from
the BOTitli B( Ifluf .C!afnrv
st r inq 'm. raoor Snuds snrf and called
yery small, as it was sown late, .scription to the Demonjat for
Farm Loans
Made at LOWEST RATE. An.
Sej?m (Vl?.!?? ""i!0" , ,ny Jn,er' ni pnnopJ
w A VvU5?WFSIC&w N? JeUy b loua- ONEY AL
WAYS ON HAND. Write lor rale and terms.
2607 Forest St. DAWSON & ZUTAVERN. Great Bend- Kansas
- And wheat raising is not a lost
art by any means. It pays to
raise u wnen it makes 'such
yields as we get ut there. " At
.a dollar a bnLel it is a hig mon
. ey ie. and 1 wou'd not b
surprised U goe it sdling for
even ligher. prices than that in
the next year. W are in the
; ra of . high prices. The good
. price paid all winter for wheat
.. has cleaned out ' shoot all : the
surplus in that countay." Dro
. vers' 'Telegram. . ,
another year. . Mr. Mahach Bays
that the damage done to . the
wheat so, far is very slight in
his opinion. He sayg that at
first he thought that at least
ten per cent was killed, but now
thinks that was too high an esti
mate and now puts it at fire per
cent or. even-lower. Thats th
kind of reports we like to. hear, .
for a crop failure, means a lot
harder time for the business man'
than it does for the farmer any
old time.
e. S. WILSON. P ropnetor
. OFTHE
WILSON IBAKERY
Brad like your mother dmkJ to niaku Fnh
Caltes .and Candies. Special attention given to
Party, Supper and Dinner orders. .
1
CAPITAL f10.000
Individual Liability Ovei One-half Million I)nlla
J Drafts Issued on All Parts of the World.
CattliODipt.
O, P. Scearce
J. A. Davis
Geo. W. Searls
J. M. Belt
Shiip Dept.
Wm. Lietch
Hog Dipt.
Chester O'Neal
Ornct
Hany L. Haak
Bro.kiu I. Adkios.
Scearce-O'Neal
Live StocK Commission
Company
We Make a Specialty of Buying
Stockers and Feeders.
ROOMS 282 A & B LlVE3TOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING
. Home Phone Main 1389 Bell Phone Hickory623
Kansas City, Missouri.
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Central Market
Fresh and Slit Meat
, Poultry and Game.
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PROPRIETORS .
third Door west of Allen's Dru
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