The Great Bend Weekly Tribune from Great Bend, Kansas • Page 6

GREAT BEND WEEKLY TRIBUNE ABOUT TOUR MEALS. EVERY STREET Df GREAT BEXD. A UNIQUE SIGX. A Nursery Wouldn 9t Convict Turned 9em Loose Clink's Cafe Has Anticipated th Has Its Share of the Proof That Kid Certificate Heeds of Chautauqua Visitors. During Chautauqua week visitors ney Sufferers jSeek.

Backache? Kidneys weak? Distressed with urinary ills? Want a reliable kidney remedy? Don't have to look far. Use what will naturally want to keep their ex penses down to a minimum, this is especially true of those who come from Auto Accident On Hoisington Road An autoist who lost his head in a critical place Saturday got out of the accident a lot easier than falls to the lot of most drivers. Mail carrier Imel was returning from his trip to Hoisington that afternoon and while on the bridge at the Steuri farm heard an auto coming at high speed. It had signaled no warning and was almost Z. 31.

Bardwell Has a Modern Black smithing. Sign In Front of Shop. A sign that is attracting a great deal of attention and favorable comment is the one recently Installed in front of the horseshoeing department of the Z. M. Bardwell establishment on La-kin street.

The sign consists of a horse shoe about eight feet high suspended from a post about fifteen feet about the ground. The rim of the shoe encircles the figures of a man Great Bend people recommend. Every a distance and have a whole family to A well known young man here and a young woman not known generally though believed to have an intimate acquaintance with some of the male sex of the city were arrested by the police Saturday and trial was to have been held this mcrning but when it came time to draw up the complaints street in Great Bend has its cases. Here's one Great Bend man's ex perience. Let J.

1. Beightle, automobile dealer, the city attorney announced that there of 1011 Morphy street, tell it He says: was no ordinance on which, a charge "I was subject to attacks of backache UDon him before he heard it. He shoeing a horse and it can be seen for a good distance. The sign is thor The following nursery certificate has been received from the state entomologist by August Garling: "Entomological Commission of Kansas, office of state Entomologist, University of Kansas. "No.

Lawrence, Kans, July, 22, 1913. "Special Certificate of Nursery Inspection, issued to Dealers. "This is to certify, that in accordance with Chapter 3S6, section 7, of the Session Laws of 1907, the nursery stock offered for sale by August Garling of Great Bend, dealer in nursery stock, consists of stock purchased in Kansas from a regularly inspected nursery, and of foreign stock inspected by a duly authorized inspector and has been certified as apparently free from dangerously in could be based that would convict the and my kidneys did not do their work struck his horses with the whip in parties concerned and they were as they should. I used Doan's Kidney order to get off the bridge before the oughly symbolic of the business it take care of. Clink's cafe has always been found a most reliable place to take care of extra large crowds and the coming Chautauqua week will be no exception.

Everything the market affords will be found there and at prices that are most popular. The twenty and twenty-five cent regular meals are becoming more popular every day and when it comes to short orders no place in Great Bend offers a more varied menu and there is no place that you can get the prompt, efficient service to be obtained there. The prices placed on short orders at Clink's are not for large profit making but for pleasing customers and at the turned loose. It 'is possible that the county au auto reached there t-ud the driver of auto was almost on him before he represents and cost $75.00. It Is made of sheet iron and is one of the most matter as the law is very strict and thorities may make ja.

state case of the sawthe teanjand wagon. Instead of turnine to the left and running in noticeable signs in the city. The painting is the work of Cal Varner. the city authorities claim that a con viction would not be hard to make. the field there he turned sharply towards the creek and would have taken tho 20 foot drop into the creek had Both parties concerned denied any guilt and retained attorneys to defend Dr.

Ingles Dead. The death of Dr. Ingeles of Larned occurred yesterday. He was one of the best known physicians in this part Pills and was greatly benefited. I have no hesitation in recommending them." Mr.

Beightle is only one of. many Great Bend people who have gratefully endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. If your back acres if your kidneys bother you, don't simply ask for a kidney remedy ask distinctly for Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that Mr. Beightle had the remedy backed by home testimony. 50c all stores.

Foster-Milburn Buffalo, N. Y. "When Your Back is Lame Remember the Name." it not been that he smashed into a them tree. A little girl in the car jurious insects or contagious plant Mayor Luse and Commissioner Aber same time allow a small margin of diseases of the state and had many friends in in the meantime announce that they "This certificate is valid until" June slightly injured and a woman had her hand cut by the windshield glass when it broke. The man was bruised and shaken up and at first thought the will see that the city has an ordi profit.

There are the features that have made Clink's cafe popular with town and country people. 1, 1914, unless revoked. nance passed that will cover the ques tion J. HUNTER, "State Entomologist" car was badly damaged. It proved later.

that only the windshield was The young fellow who was pinched said that the officers arrested him for this county. His death was brought about by a stroke of paralysis received some months ago while worrying about the fate of his son, who was a physician in Mexico and in the country where the fighting was fast. The son later came to this country but the father failed to recover. Funeral ser vices will be held in Larned tomorrow morning. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and broken and the front damaged slightly.

Two other cars coming by helped To Have Playground For Town Children taking his best girl home. him out, one of the cars taking the Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr. W. S.

Gunsalus, a. "farmer, residing near Fleming, Horses Die From Poison His Indigestion Cured at Last. lady and little girl to Hoisington and After spending hundreds of dollars the other staying and pulling the dam for medicine and treatment for indi P. says: "For the past fourteen years I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aged car up after which the driver cranked it up and finding it would run gestion and constipation with only temporary relief, C. H.

Hines, of Bo continued the trip on" his own power. in my family and have found it to be oze am an excellent remedy. I always have Whitlow, was permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. For Mr. Imel did not know any of the parties concerned and thought that it was a bottle of it in my house and take Gambling sale by all dealers.

a stranger to this country who was pleasure in recommending it to my friends." For sale by all dealers. driving. Ed Hartman and Harry Sipes of the south side last week lost two horses fr6m poisoning of some sort. A veterinarian who made an investigation found that their death was due to poison. The horses had been in the pasture and it thought that they obtained some poisonous sort of growth there.

It would be a good idea to watch the stock and the trouble might SENT HORSE TO BARD WELL. Obituary. From Thursday's Daily. The meeting held Saturday night in the Commercial club rooms addressed by Prof. Weir, the play ground expert was attended by twenty-five people who are deeply interested in the work and a temporary organization was formed with Rev.

Westwood as temporary president. A meeting is to be held tonight in the Commercial club rooms iat 7 o'clock at which' time he will announce the appointment of committees to confer with the various organizations of the town to make the movement one in which all will be interested. The" meeting tonight is open to everyone and should draw a large attendance. Everyone who believes in helping the children in their work and play should be there, if possible. uenjamm unnton Matthews was The.

city authorities made a raid on the Great Bend hotel Saturday night and in one of the rooms found some men gambling. They also got a small quantity of booze and two complaints were made against the parties arrested and their trial will be held Wednesday in police court. A continuance was taken this morning. born in Edwards county, Kansas, be ascertained. The dry weather has probably caused a poisonous fungus to grow about the roots of the grass in tfce opinion of several who have attempted to investigate.

Fame of Bardwell Shoeing Shop Brings Work From Long Dis tance. Of course everybody in Great Bend and vicinity is acquainted with the fact that the Bardwell shoeing shop for horses is the best equipped and most successful in this part of the country but it remained for D. R. Deines of Bazine to ship the first horse here to be shod at this shop. The animal was shipped on the railroad and is troubled with what is The Silo.

From Thursday's Daily. To sum up, what are the advantages of the silo? Silage enables cows to produce more economically. The silo enables a larger number of animals to be maintained on a given number of acres. It keeps animals in better physical condition. It prevents waste of cornstalks Silage is more conveniently handled than dry fodder.

There are no aggravating cornstalks in the manure when silage is fed. The silo will make palatable food of products that would not otherwise be eaten. The silo came on trial and stays on merit. Taking Big Chances. It is too great a risk to depend upon neighbors or sending for medicine in case of a sudden attack of bowel complaint.

In almost every neighborhood THE "COUNTRY PAPER." known as cross-firing and is poorly someone has died from cholera mfh exDert September' 24th, 1895, and died July 17th, 1913, at the age of twenty-seven years, nine months and twenty-three days. About sixteen years ago he went from in company with his parents, from Edwards county to Missouri and engaged in partnership with his father in the hardware business near Mexico in that state. Later he moved to Farber in the same state at which place in a revival meeting he made a profession of religion and united with the Methodist Episcopal church South. After some time he moved with his parents back to Kansas settling first in Oiathe from which I-lace the family shipped their household goods to Scott City but on account of unfavorable impressions of the country they never unpacked their and consequently settled in Creii Dend, the young man had Flag As Prize. The commanding officer of the State Sons of Veterans is offering a silk flag 3x5 feet to the school in each county flying a regulation flag the greatest number of days durin? the coming school term.

A flag is also offered to the school giving the largest number of patriotic recitations or essays during the school term, the teacher to keep a record and report monthly to the county superintendent. bus that could have easily been saved imal win receiye at the Bardwell shop had the proper medicine been at hand. I these defectg wm be overcome. Tne Then think of the suffering that must Bardwell shop has made this enviable be endured until medicine can be ob- reputation beCause of the fact that A Hint to Advertisers and, Likewise to Present and Prospective Politicians. Years ago, when the writer of this article was minus experience, but the possessor of a superabundance of swell-head, he, with hundreds of others, considered the country paper a tainea.

ine sate way is to Keep at Mr. Bardwell employs only skil'ed hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, workmen and personally superintends all work left at his shop. This is not Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It has never been known to fail and has only true of the shoeing department a iunny paragrapn column. It never but of all departments of this establishment, undoubtedly saved the lives of many people.

Buy it now. It only costs a quarter For cale by all dealers. wTas to be taken seriously as having any right to be on earth except to exploit the size of Squire Jones' pumpkins or Farmer Brown's watermelons. But he knows a whole lot more now and is collecting knowledge every day. A short time ago I wanted publicity for a little proposition that I was pro- mmmmf Snap Shots A Quiet Wedding.

On Wednesday of last week in Hjutjchinson, occurred the marriage of Miss Mary Weber and M. D. Barrett, both of whom reside southeast i 12 It Wmsl drinC the threshing seasons for some years past engaged in threshing and it was on July 17th, that he met his death while in re-setting his 4Tl0CiJine. Tb.3 exact manner of his death is nOt Known, but it is supposed that with his engine stopped on center and stllll reared traction that he had attempted turn the tngine off center by putting the weight of his body on the fly wheel and that in this way he was thrown in front of the iir.miii.nr 1 in moting and at once got in touch with a large advertising placing concern, 1 I di of our city about five miles. The wedding waa fa quiet affair and the young people returned home the following day and are residing in.

their new residence erected by the groom From Monday's Daily. Roy McMullen of Stafford spent Sunday in Great Bend. Miss Viola Stevens of Ellinwood at uoing uusmess in cmcagu. i useu metropolitan Sunday dailies published its way by service especially for this particular event. 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Weber. She is a young tended the circus Saturday. Chas. Lischesky went to Hutchinson yesterday on a business trip.

Miss Margaret Osmond left this morning for Tacoma, Washington, to ady reported to us to be of many graces of mind and person, wno is capable of filling the home she will visit. in the large cities of the United States. I received seven answers Then I switched. I placed the same ad in 25 country papers, none of them claiming a circulation of over 5,000, and I received 129 answers and have placed a number of good agents. The results have anchored me to the country paper and made me a convert to the belief that if you Jiave something to sell which belongs to the luxurious class, and which only the man or woman of wealth can afford to buy, get into the big city dailies or high-priced magazines.

About 10 per cent of the buy large drive wheels and crushed to death. The excessive heat of the day on which he met his death and of the week previous had told upon him and he had complained during that same day of pain in his head. His crew was busy in attending to the details incident to moving the machine and no one knew what was happening until one of them turned and saw his body lying under the machine. adorn with happiness and will prove Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Berscheidt and wood was a guest of Miss Helen Daw to be truly a helpmeet and companion to the husband she has chosen to honor with her hand. The groom is son Saturday. Mrs. Foulk and daughter of Kansas L. C.

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Some people think that a typewriter is a typewriter and that is all there is to it. Machines may look alike but i from one of our best families and by those who know him, he is considered City are visiting Mrs. G. W. Greene north of town.

L. L. Taylor, the real estate deal uen Matthews was a good young man, sober and industrious, trusted by one of the substantial and coming young men of the community who will make his mark as a worthy son of er of Dodge City attended the circus ers take their cues from these publi here Saturday. all in whose employ he had ever been, strong and energetic, kindly disposed cations. honorable parents.

The congratula L. L. Hunt, George O. Hunt and But if your article merit Miss Jessie Thompson motored to tions on the happy event are numerous and the Herald is greatly pleased to everyone, a great friend to children, and greatly attached to his parental or is a household necessity, used on to add its hearty good wishes to those home. Everybody knew him so freely extended.

Pawnee Rock loved him and his many friends in El ss Herald. Great Bend and in his former places of residence were greatly shocked to the farm or in the home of the working man, place your ad in the country paper. Ninety per cent of the buyers consult the columns of their home papers and put faith in the statements found therein, while they are suspicious of those found in the metropolitan dailies. learn of his untimely death and feel that in his death they have lost a real The general opinion among the who saw the show was that it was friend. there is a lot of difference in efficiency.

The new Model Five is built not only for Straight correspondence but for tabulating, billing and in fsct for every service needed in the average business. Its ball bearings at all points where friction developes through aciion, permit close adjustment insure correct and accurate typewriting. the best the town has ever had. In one or two ways the Barnum Bailey Ness City today. Leonard Van Fosen and Jim Allen, of Claflin were guests of Merrill Spencer show day.

Dr. Homer Robinson and friend of Ellinwood motored here Saturday to take in the circus. Geo. Schumacher was up from Radium for a couple of days this wreek, Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Dewey of Lamed were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Wagaman Sunday. Miss Tillie Held has returned after a two weeks' visit with friends and relatives in Kansas City. His parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Another fact: The large city paper B. Matthews, his sisters, Mrs. Edward is losing its influence in politics. A Hutchinson of Greensburg, Kansas, show when here a few years ago was larger.

It had a larger parade, and in minor attractions presented more than the Ringlings but the latter show Hi few years ago a man ran for mayor of Chicago. Every Chicago paper was ond Mrs. Otto Putnam and Gertrude of this city, and his brothers Harry this year carried more people and and Herbert, also of this city, are against him, but he was elected, nevertheless, by a majority so large that gave the best ring performance ever greatly bereaved by the death of one the opposition did not think it worth given here. The menagerie was also I fi fi who was indeed dear to them. On while to send out a contest tracer.

the largest ever shown here, the num Thursday, July 19th, after a brief ser Dr. Jas. Cheney broke one of the ber and variety of the animals being vice at the home of his parents, 1522 Now if every paper published a rural congressional district opposed bones of his right ankle Saturday but is abl eto be out on crutches. We would like the opportunity to tell yea more about it. Write for free book of our new Modtl Five.

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121 E. 1st Street, Wichita. Kansas. larger than usual. Morton street, in this city, conducted the election of a candidate for nation Dr.

Fred Pressl, as will be noticed by Rev. H. J. Cockerill, pastor of al representative he would be beaten by a card elsewhere in this paper, will the eMthodlst church, tho bodyv was Mrs. J.

B. Grubb and Miss Donna Ingersoll of Claflin were guests Saturday of Mrs. Geo. Spencer. by a majority so high that he could be located in the offices of Dr.

Lewis it taken to Edwards county where not reach the top of it with an exten was laid away in the old home ceme of this city, in the McBride building Dr. Pressl is one of the young den sion ladder. Miss Grace Post of Chanute arrived Saturday evening for a visit with her brother Frank Post and wife. tery where rests the body if his bab Voc "XTr Ar1vrtispr. if VOU Want a tists of the state who is fast making brother who passed on to the home beyond when only four months old.

good. He visits a number of towns west of here each month and will spend a part of his time in this city. In this way the Lewis office will be open at all times. profitable "pull" buy space in the country paper. And you, Mr.

Politician, 'will promote your chances materially if you can get your name among the "glad" mentions in the columns of the country paper. At the cemetery a number of the old friends of former days had gathered. Rev. Cockerill spoke a few words and the friends assisted in every way possible to allievate the suffering of those so greatly bereaved. Mrs.

Anna Parker of Santa Cruz, California, arrived this morning for a visit with Mrs. G. N. Moses. Mrs.

H. W. Roennfeldt and son of Kansas City are visiting her sister, Mrs. C. V.

Bender this week. Mark Krouch, Bert Reed and several ether Larnedites were here Saturday nlgit to attend the big circus. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elmore The Barton County Abstract and Title Co.

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FRYBERGER Bonded Abstracters Complete Abstracts to all Real estate in Barton County Improve Your Complexion. Your complexion as well as your temper is rendered miserable by a disordered liver and by constipation. Wesley Laise came in yesterady from Dodge City for a visit with his spent Saturday in Great Bend guests wife who has been here some time Take Chamberlain's Tablets and you Dr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson were down from Lacrosse Saturday and Sunday visiting their parents cud friends and taking in the circus and Chautauqua.

is For sale by of her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. B. I Gano.

and with his parents. Wesley working for the Santa Fe. will Improve them bothh. all dealers..