Barton County democrat. [volume], March 05, 1909, Image 6

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- EUinwood
Urs. The. Iten is confined to th
house on account of fflckness.
"iilgs Robe of Great Bend was
a business visitor here Friday.
Mrs Jake Hartmetz spent Satux
.day in Great Bend, the guest of
Mts. Bightel.
Born To Luca. Hipp and wife
on Feb. 20th. a daughter. All
are doing well.
Miss Winnie Bo'khiob! . v.-'fa
o attending school in Sterling
f pent Sunday with home folks.
Peter Schoenhofen of Chicago,
HI., visited with Jacob Schomer
anu family one day last week.
r1'- fir.Kilrn nf Mra Jnhn
Birzer are all seriously ill with
tlio flnnrlot fovor Tr SmpiiKi io
the attending physician.
Born To Mr. and. Mrs. Jake
n.i t j ; -
viaica uu xuesuay evening a icu
T ' 1 1 '- .fake has a broad
er smile than ever now and the
boys are all smoking.
Chas. Ibbin returned Tuesday
from Colorado Springs, where he
has been the last five months
for the benefit of his health.
Albert Brown and wife are
the prod ''tesforf of a new
eleven pound boy who arrived at
their place with the blizzard a
week ago last Sunday.
Supt. Feagles and his force of
workmen did a good days work
Wednesday for they laid 1100 ft.
of pipe. This makes 2300 ft. that
is down, and at this rate the
work will soon be finished.
t1"tp was a birthday at Frank
Roble sr., on the 16th inst.. the
occasion being Mrs. Roble 's .birth
day. Refreshments were served
in grand style and all had a fine
time until a late hour.
J. "W. Hinderliter and wife and
C. W. Rose and family went to
Greensburg Monday morning to
attend the wedding of Will
Hinderliter to Miss Emilia Rose,
vThe groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Hinterleiter.
"Ester Viola, daughter of Perry
McCullough and wife died at the
home of her parents, Feb. 21?
1909 at eleven o'clock: was born
March 1st., 1907, age 1 year, 11
months and 20 days. Funeral
services were held from the home
Feb. 23, 1909 by Rev. Peck. .
Ftp S Stenhan purchased the
-Tom-Morris property in the
west part of town last Monday.
T. B. has not decided yet as to
L.i. 1 Ml A lvn as tnnn !IS W
wnai lie win w uuu ouu- ...
moves out Fred will move into
thev Morris house. Considera
tion $5,500. Fred says the oth'ef
house is now on the market
Ed Achatz will leave in the
near future for his farm in
Black county, Kansas where he
intends to build a nome ana otn-
er needed buildings on his farm,
and then look out for something
doing. He surely is making his
move in the right kind of manned
by building his cage and then get
his bird. Here 'g.success tA.
The writer made a trip to
' reat Bend last Friday afternoor
and while there visited the St.
St. Rose hospital and was sur-
Notice of Final Settlement.
THESTATKOF KANSAS.)
S:
BARTON C UNTT. )
tin th Probate Court in and for ta'd fount?,
In the matter of tbe estate of William Long
deceased.
Creditors and all other person interested in
the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that I
shall apply to the Probate Court, in and for said
County, sitting at tbe C rt Bonne, in Great
Bend, County of Barton, State of Kansas, on tbe
5th day of April. A.'D. lW9. tut a full and linal
seiuemeoi a uia estate.
Mrs. Err Chapman, Admintstratrii
uf tbe estate of William Long, Deceased.
February U A. O. 1909.
First published m the Barton County Democrat
Februaiy5tb 1909.
This is the trade-mark of
Scott's Emulsion
and is on every bottle of it sold
in the world which amounts
to several millions yearly.
WfXyBecause it has made
so many sickly children
strong and well-given''
health and rosy cheeks to so
many pale, anaemic girls and
restored to health so many
thousands in the first stara
. of Consumption.
Send this advertisement, tocetber vita
name of paper in which it appears,
yxwr address and four cents to cover
postage, and w will send yon a
"Complete Bandy Atlas of.the Wortd.
SCOTT & BOWSS.Ptsxl St, &.T.
prised to lind it such an up-to-date
institution. The rooms are
well ventilated, and every
thing snows that it is , kept
up to the highest standard. This
institution is a credit to Barton
:ounty and onethat the coun
ty should feel proud of. There
is no need of any of our people
going to any other city when
'.. looking tor a first-class
spital, for the St Rose at
Great Bend can compare with
any of them.
' There has been considerable
iomplaint made in the last week
about dogs running at large and
umg chickens, etc. Last Mon
'ay night some dog got into
Chris Hermes' yard and killed
two nice pheasants, some of the
best specimens ever brought to
this country, tore down part of
the fence and in other ways dam
aged property. At the poultry
yard, they claim that about $30
worth of chickens have" been
killed by dogs. If the owners
of these dogs dont keep them
tied up at night they are liable
o be a dog short some morning,
for people will not stand for
these dogs killing their fowls.
Justin Odell, of this office was
on the sick list last week.
Cal Keenen visited with friends
at Hutchinson last Friday.
Chas. Charles was over from
Claflin on business last Friday.
Miss Nellie Mathewson was up
from Hutchinson last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gregory re
turned last Friday from a visit
in Kiowa county.
A baby boy was bornto Mr.
and Mrs. John Hurd, of south of
town, last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammers
of south of EUinwood, were vis
iting with mends here last Sat
urday.
Miss Nellie Mathewson was up
from Hutchinson list Saturday
for a visit over Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. Fannie Frey of the second
ward, has been very sick with a
bad attack of heart trouble, but
is some better now.
Mrs. B. J. Meyer and daughter,
Harriett, and the Misses Ray
and Malvina Wilcek, of St. Louis
visited with friends at Lamed
last Friday.
"Warren Baker was here from
Eldorado last Saturday and Sun
'noking after business inter
ests here and also maFmg arrang
ments for the erection of a new
residence on the lots he recent
ly purchased just west of the St
Rose hospital.
Mrs. Grace Lee returned to
Vr homP at Salina last Friday
after a visit here with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moses
and with other relatives and
friends.- Miss Grace Hayes ac
companied her and will visit with
her for some time.
B. W. and B. M. Cork, of Os
borne, Kansas, have located here
and will engage in the contract
ing business. They are broth
ers of T. C. Cork, the Hoising
ton contractor, and have lately
finished large contracts at Os
borne, Downs, and Phillipsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Steuri and
daughter, - Alma, have returned
from a visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Ed Rockwell, at Spok
ane, Washington. They have been
gone for several months, and vis
ited at different places in "Wash
ington, Oregon, California, New
Mexico and Arizona, and report
having had a splendid time.
A f ailin&r tinv nerve no larsrer
than the finest silken thread-
takes from the Heart its imnnlse.
its power, its regularity. The
Stomach, also has its hidden or
inside nerve. It was Dr. Shoop
who first told us it was wrong
to drujf a weak orfailing Stom
ach, Heart or Kidneys. His
prescription Dr. Shoop 's Restor
ativeis directed straight for
the cause of these ailments thest
weak and faltering inside nervesc
ims, no aouDt cieariy explains
why the Restorative has of late,
grown so ranidlr in rjopularitv.
Druggists say that those who
test the Restorative even for a
few days soon become fully con
vinced of its wonderful merit.
Anyway, don't drni? thi orirj.
Treating the cause of sickness
is the only sensible and Rrjcf.ess.
ful way. Sold by Holmes, Drug
gist, -' S :
oflcridaa Jordan
At noon on Feb. 22, a t the
home of "W. L. Jordan, Mr. Frar1
Jordan and Miss Ruth Sheridai
attended by John aci M
Jordan presented themselves be
fore 36 assembled guests and
were pronounced man and wife
by Elder T. C. Downey.
After hearty congratulations,
the guests passed out to the
dining roourwhere they found a
table spread with a sumptuous
feast
The bride was attired in a
handsome 'costume of cream wool
taffeta' and tne groom wore the
usual black.
The bride is the only daugh
ter of Mrs. Geo. Cooper of
"Wichita and is an accomplished
young lauy and nas a host ot
triends here who welcome her to
this community.
The groom is the third son of
Mr. and Mrs. "W. L. Jordan and
is known to all in this vicinity
as a prosperous young man.
The young couple will make
their future home in this neigh
borhood. The guests from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crow)
of Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Cooper of Wichita, and Mrs. M.
A. Hayden of Oswego, Kans,
Many beautiful and useful
presents were recieved by the
happy couple. -
A crowd gathered at the home
again in the evening and passed
the time in an enjoyable manner.
Godfrey Boger was here from
Hoisington last Saturday after
noon. Adam Krause spent Sunday at
LaCrosse visiting with "home
folks.
Dave Ewing was in from Clar
ence township Saturday, visiting
and trading.
Dave Murphy was over from
Hoisington last Friday on a vis
it with his many Great Bend
friends.
James McCaffrey was in from
the Dundee neighborhood Satur
day and reports everything as
looking fine in that locality.
W. II. Russell, of South Lib
erty township, went out to
Speareville last Friday to look
after his farming interests out
there. .
John W. Stoskopf was here
from Hoisington last Friday on
is way to Speareville to look
at that country with a view of
investing in anotnr iarm.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dale were
here from Hudson last Saturday
1 and Sunday for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. B. S. Dale and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ruscoe and their
families.
Ben Seibert was in from near
Dundee last Saturday. Mr. Sei
bert says the most of the wheat
in that locality is looking very
well, but that he hopes that we
wont have any more windy
Al
weainer. j
I A GOOD REASON
Great Bend People Can Tell You
Why It Is So.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure the
cause of disease ,and that is
why the cures are always lasting
This remedy strengthens and
tdnes up the kidneys, helping
them to drive out of the body
ta e' liquid poisons that cause
backache headache and distress
ing kidney and urinary com
plaints. Great Bend people tes
tify to permanent cures.
Mrs. A. Rohgarn, living at
1222 12th street. Great Bend. Ks
says: 'Before I began to take
Doan's Kidney Pills, I suffered
a great deal from backache, in
fact it was' almost constant.
aere was also a pain in the
top of my head, and spells of diz
ziness when I would stoop. The
kidney secretions were Tiighlj
-olored and often caused a scald
ing sensation in passage. I feel
so much better since using DoanJt
Kidney Pills, procured at A., &
A. Drug Co., that 1 feel I can
conscientously recommend them.
For sale by all dealers. Price
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
or the United States. - .
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
BE A REPRESENTATIVE
Cf nj ci Cn'nTinACi.- i
In your home town; employees tare-
ing I9O00 to 145000 a weak; vou cm
ru"u"ffi'v,rV.'i
gnfi Ct, Cxp tljj, Dtnnr,
Of Special Interest to Women.
It is doubtful if any other
newspaper in the United States
offers so much that is of inter-
est to women end of value in the
as does THE CHICAGO
1" ORIMIERALLD. In the dai
ly issues are to be found a daily
pattern suitable for heme dress
making, the daily bill of fare,
'.batty society news and Mme.
Qui Vive's daily feature of an
swers upon beauty topics. On
londay appears 'Martha's Man
agement, aevoted to household
and culinary topics, while short
ht reading for the whole fam
ily is always found on the edi-
orial page. On Friday appears
Dr. Withrow's comment on th
Sunday School lesson, and
through the week will be found
crisp reviews of new books. In
'- ."nday issue a complete sec
tion is devoted to women, contain
:" Mme. ni Vive's beauty page
Helps for the Home Dressmak
. - ' bv Jeannttee Hope, Marion
Garlands page, Dame Curtsey's
society news and many special
of interest to women.
Th Snndav Magazine of THE
nHD-TTFRATiD is full of
"nod stories, interesting articles
timelv topi.es clever verse,
n h'imor and miscellany, with
mi"nv beautifnl illustrations. It
has the real magazine flavor.
A. M. Bovd was in from Eure
ka township last Friday on bus
iness.
Mrs. Ed Pusey was in Bazine
last week visiting with Mr. Pu
sey 's parents.
r A . Rush returned last Fri
rom a Rhort business trip
o Carthage, Mo.
Mr and Mrs. Thornburg are
i ptv parent of a fine baby
snrl, born last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lake
and children of the south side,
were visiting with friends here
last Saturday.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and ChUJrrn.
Hii Kind Voulbc A!r;- Bough!
ears the
Ucnature
SEVERAL
in i
There are several things to be considered
in selecting your bank.
Strength H lanclal strength.
The. care with which the bank is
managed.
Thelcourtesy and spirit ol accom
odation displayed by the oliicers
and employes.
-
The banking experience oi i s
oliicers.
The ability ol the bank to properly
and promptly handle all your business.
3rd
To those wishing desirable banking relHtionx. wh ,f.
fer our St rvirew as a well established, pernwriMir. nm
nervative and accomodating bank, promising com turn
treatment and careful attention to all InisineHHiinriift
ed to our care.
THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK
OF GREAT BEND
Sun H. Ytrbaugh
YARBOUGH BROS.
Proprietors of
I HC C1UC
short orders and regular dinners
. ,
We solicit your trade. Regular dinners a specialty. Come in and
briffijonrfamny.T.fUrp,din?MdbnqTOte. ;,
, . . Cctttr. Ml!3 til Itxa StS.
UNDER TROPICAL SKIES-i
Sotit Facts Tret Tend to Plioel Pop
ular Conceptions of th
Tropica."
Many people, when the word
,topca,, to meat'oLed or seen In
print, conjure to the mind a vast
growth ot Jungie. forert and aamp,
inhabited by leiodoui anuuaia and
venomous repiLe. loul with poiioaous
miasmas, the breeding place ot dre.td
disease and insutterdtie to a4 except
its 'habitants by reason ot a toird
ann which nieicifetiiy scorches, sears
and etentu.ly tutis the uuacclimated
white man. in some cases this concep
tion is weli founded, particularly in
Us application to the trop.es of Asia
and Atrica,
In great coLjrast to' this generally
accepted id?, however, the tropica ot
Alexlco stand out conspicuously. Situ
ated about midway between the tenth
and twentieth degrees of north latl
tude, the sun's huat tempered by the
cool breezes of the Gulf of Mexico
on the one hand and the Pacific ocean
on the other, the Mexican tropics pos
sess the most delightful of climates.
Here flowers Jn rare variety bloom
aH Che year round. Sickness of a
serious nature is comparatively un
known; and one lives from year to
year under conditions of ease and
comfort not often obtainable In north- j
era countries. For these reasons, fruit
culture in tropica) Mexico has been1
given a great impetus in recent years
by colonists from the United States, I
who have settled in large numbers fh
its richest section, the Isthmus of
Tehuarxtepec. All kinds of tropical
fruits are grown, but the cultivation
of bananas rere'ves the greatest at
tention because of the splendid pro
fits the business yields, averaging
$250 per acre.
An offer of free land by a Mexi
can company referred to before In
tuese co'umns. now makes it poss'ble
to secure knd In tropical Mexico
without rost to those who desire to
avail them?e'ves of the opportunity
to eng8ee In banana culture on a co
operative plan that command atten
tion because of its liberality. Persons
Interested will find It to the'r advant
age to write to the American office of
( the Cardems Lind fofp-nv. eighth
j floor, Ar f Btiildin. Pittsburgh, Pa,
for detailed information.
Air. and Mrs. Frank Millard,
sr.. have returned from a visit
with friends in Kansas City.
i
John Rankin was in from near
I Albert last Friday looking af
. ter some business matters here.
I Miss .Blanche Thatcher enter
tained the teachers of the Roose
velt school at her home last "Wed
nesday evening, and a fine evei
ing was enjoyed by the guests.
THINGS
Thes. Yarbwigh
Uiauruni
!
' Pry or Burnett- waa here front
his home in Comanche township
Sunday visiting with friends.
We understand Mr. Burnett haa
sold out there, and purchased
property in Hutchinson, where hi.
will make his home.
First National
j Barter Shop
1 First class Tonsorial Work'
TO THE LADIES We
T make a specialty of Ladies'
7 .Shampooing and Massages,
ELECTRIC MASSAGES
E. W.SEWARD, Proprietor
B. AVERT GARDNER,
DENTIST,
oom 6, Allen & Hubbard Building
Pwne N77 Great Bend, Kans a
Drs. Raffingtoo & Lewis
Dentists
Over Lundblade & Bolinger' V
Aflfluon Kendall, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC
HYSICIAN AND SURGEON
4:iW Jf!t
Clotlint Stnrr
, VPS' -I
i "-i- j"7.
SE4T- BEK0.KAKS-
Amend Bros.,
THE DENTISTS
' Modern Electrical Equipment;
$50 Diamond to be given
away December 20th.
Diamond on exhibition at Winstead's
Jewelry Stre.
OverCvclone Phone 80
Barton County Atslrad"
and Title Company
Abstracts and
i
j Sursty Bonds
Office over w. J. Ilomwus store
-GREAT BEND. QKAN5AS.
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