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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
r. OBTAIN COaRoRr

Speedily and At little cost end your Dyspeptie
suiferings 1t once By using Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Thousands who have for years sought
relief in vain from Headache. Nervousness. Low
spirits, sieePlrssness, Liver Disorders. Coz
tiveness, Acid Stomach. Heartburn, Pslpitation
Of the Heart. Cramps. Distress in the Stomach.
Coated Tongue. etc. have found moot comisrt-
ing and complete cure in the use Of this sterling
invigorant. Keep it always At hand; and while
1t will save yos much misery and suffering is
will also enable you to defy the dangers OF Collie
Cholera Aorbus, DiarrhOea and Dysentery and
save yoar little ones from Cholera Infsntum
Buy bottle from your druggist II. J. FRiNCER
or sample box Ut 5cts and tsss its merits.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

H.adiuar ers Department of the n ssouri.
Office OF The lhirI commits asy oi subsistence,
Fokr L-KA,rNw,.KIH, X, March "a Is.s
CEALED PROPOSALS. in O. ipIica,-, will b.
Orec-ivsd y. this once. and st the offices of the
Actin2 Commi-saries OF Sgbsi-trpcr Ut the
ppsts named below, until I O'Clock F. NJ on
Tuesday. April ~. ISIS. tor furnishing tn. fresh
beef r-iuir,d by the A,,b>i-t-nc. d.psrt-
ment. U. =. A Tor twelve months comm nc ns
July ]. ls78. n each Of the following posss VIZ:
Forts L-av.nworih Riley. Hays, Wallace,
i.arned and Dodge. kansas; Fort Lyon, Colara-
do; For Gibson. Reno. Sill and Camp Su,piy.
Indian Territory, and Fort Elliott. Texas.
Separate bids are also invIe'i Tor ful ushing
Tor the zane peri.d, choice cuts for officers
use, and ais1 for furnishing such beet caitis. On
the hoof, Is m,y be quired al each ,o,t for tbs
use Of troops In the field or on the march
Bidders must understand that the contracts
made under This advertisement shall not be con-
strued TO involve the Unitee States in any ob,i-
cation tor pa, ment in excess of the aypropria-
ton granted BY Congress tor the purpose
Each bid must contain . guxrAaiee, signed by
two responsible parties, thai In case the bid 10
accepted, tie contract will be entered into with
good and sufhcisnt bonds within ten days after
it 10 accepted.
Information rs to conditions, quality OF beef,
payments, d. can be obtained upon applies
ton TO the Undersigned or to the h c. ). At
either OF The posts \ med
j. H. GILMAN. Captain, c. C. 9.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
CITY COUNCIL.

Netting OF the Council Of the City Of Dodge
City iSr the purpose Of cAnssssing the votes OF
IN election had on April l, ISIS, held Wsdnes-
day April 81. ls7s-
Present james II. Kelley. Mayor. d. D. Col
ley, 2. ]. Leonard. john Newton and e. n. Bee
sou, Counc.lmen.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
70 vi and approved.
After canvassins tho Votes cast at sn election
held on April Lat, 1858. the following persons
were declared TO be elected to the Offices herein
after following.
James II. Kelley. Mayor.
D. ID. COiley. Councilm.n-
G. n. Beeson, Councilman.
Walter Straeter, Counc. Imam
James Anderson. Counc ilmAa.
John Newton, Councilman.
And the City CLERK Vas instructed TO issue
certificates of election To the same
On motion Of ID. ID. Colley the Ciert was in
structed to place on file with the Clerk Of the
District Court the certificate required by law.
The COMMITTEE appointed to inspect and accept
the building ordered for nre purposes, reported
the same to be complete and szli.iacrory which
report wac accepted.
On motion council adjourned
E.F COLBORN, City Clerk.
Approved April 4ih, 1853.
JAMES II. KELLEY, Mayor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
CUT THIS OUT

And send it 70 your friends in the East
advising them, whom they visit Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona. or the San Juau
mines. to take the Atchison. Topeka q
Santa Fe Railroad. the new southern route
through Kansas via the Arkansas Valley,
to Pueblo. making direct connection with
the Denver 4 Rio Grsnde Railway for
Colorado SprinRs. Denver. and all points
in Northern Colorado. Canon City. Gar.
land. Dol Norts. Lake City. FL Moro. La
VeGas and Santa Fs. Trans leave Kansas
City and Atehisoa every day in the year.
with Pullman SlssUing Cans attached, ana
PASSENGER trains equipped With all the
modern improvements Fer maps. circu>
lars and detailed information ask them 70
send to +. J. ANDERSON,
0ensral Passenger Agent. Topeka. Kan
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
ron WAGON TRANS
RORTATlON.
Once Chief OuxrIermaste



Fort Leavtnwortb, Ks March %, 1873.
SEALED Proposals in trIplicafe viii be re-
a ceIv-d at this once until IL O'Clock .. m on
Tuesday, April 30. 1873. nj which time and place
hey will be opened IN the presence Of hidders
Tor the transportation, by wagon, Of Govern
ment Stores. daring the fiscal year c,mme nclng
July !, 1873. and ending June %, ls7o. over the
following routes.
Route Se. i-Csddo to Fort Sill. 1T.
Route No. Nv ichiis. rs. to Fort Reno. !. T.
Route No. 3-Dodgs City. KS to Fort Elliott,
Texas.
Route No. A-Ei Moro. Col. to Fort Stanton.
". n
Route No. s-Fors Garland. COL to santa re.
Nm.
Roate No. Effort Garland, Col. to Fort Craig
y. ~
Route Ne. 7-Fort Gariasd. Col. to Fort Win
gAse, n. n
Route s-Fors Garland. Col. to Fort Baysrd.
". u.
Rosie No. s-Fort Garland to Camp Apache.
Arizona.
The Governments reserves the right to reject
any o. all bids Contractors must be In readi-
ness 70 begis service by July I, ISIS
Circulars and blank forms Of eonfrxcts show
fne ell the conditions which will be Yequires
muss accompany and be part Of the proposals.
These circulars, forms Of contracts. and blank
proposals. can be obtaised BY application TO this
Once or ~ the Chief Quaxtfrmsster District Of
New MEXICO. as Santa Re, y. -.
PropoeAls for each route shsu6 b PLACED IN
separate envelopes, plainly endorsed sHsopossls
for Wagon Transportation o. Roueo Ne
nd Addressed 70 the andsniguod-
RUFUS sAxTON.
ns0-sw Deputy Qoarssrmsaer Csnerai-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
A NOVEL RIDE.
-FOUR NILES OR MORE THROUGH A SOLID
VEIN OF COAL IN COLORADO


VEIN OF COAL In COLORADO.
An hour sni we are bowling along in . coal
truck attached to blind mule. through . vein
Of solid coal something over Eve feet in diane
ter. II is wierd ride this mile or more into the
inky bowels Of the earth, the FAINT shadows
from our diminutive lamps causing chastity ef-
feet not At all iesssned by the blsckness OF the
coal on either side and overhead Every few
ieet We peer into TIE dusky depths Of the apps-
rently unendlng series of side chambers, catch
Ing quick glimpse Of the little nrs-bugs, - the
minsrs look to be, ~ We pass so swiftly on. We
see not the forms of the men, their faces nor
their hands. only the lampwicks' siekly nAring
from the unseen hats. Every now and then piles
of powder in canisters almost block up the en-
trance to the chambers and ut one point We are
shown the very fuse that sent poor miner 10
his death but day or two before. But still the
old blind mule trots on and passing through and
rapid closing behind us Of the heavy oahsn door
tha; preserves the little OF wholesome air les in
the drift. Is - IL it barred n foreyermore from
the world behind. The rids in appears an age;
the ride cat but . moments' time in conparisou.
There are eighty ak side chambers or room a
the miners know them In the man entry, afty-
sevsn in another entry, ssd in all four niles Of
track upon which the coal ID carried to the outer
world. The veins average I've feet two inshss
and run three and half miiss east and west s.d
ten mica north and south. A hundred miner.
are at work ssd the yield averages four hundred
tons per day. The gigantic solid lump Of coal
eight feet nine inches long elk feet across and
four feet four inches high that attracted such At
ssnt'oa as the Centennial being beyond all COM
~A..A 49,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
FOR SALE.

partly improved rancho ar farm, south of
The river near Dodge CITY. known ~ the
springer Rancho. Good franz hoass one and
= half story. lsxso fert. Eve roems, good well.
stable and corral. Land surveyed. lbs scres.
will be sold very cheap. Apply at Wright.
Beverley l. Co.'S
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

The Council Grove Rspu b.ican and Dem
ocrat SAWS that man visited that town
some days ago having for sale . patent
VI ocess Ior making . beverage 20 got drunk
on. warranted To produce the same effects
as whisky but fiee from any restrictions
upon iis manufaci ure and sale. He 10
travelling in tho wake Of the Murphy
movement.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
CITY COUNCIL.

CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR meeting of the Council Of tn
City Of Dodge City. held April nd.
Pre:ent. J. b. Kelley. MAYOR.
D. D. Collsy. CoascilmaA
=. J. Leonard
T.. n BeooO0.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and spprov-
Cd.
The following bills were presented and allow
ed:
EdwardJ. nasterson salary - Marshal. as 90
n. L. Haywood, salary - assist MArshal. IS %
z. r. Colbsrn salary and clerk Of election. ID 6s
Lloyd shisn. salary - Treasurer. ... 10 o.
Dodge City Times printing --.-.-......... ] 10
Harry Boyer clerk Of election. ..... %
d. d. Coliey Judge OF election ls77-ls78 e. 4 90
e. N. Beeson Judge Of election. ......... 90
r. J. Leonard Judge Of election. ......... 3 %
On motion of d. D. Colley the City Clerk wa.
instructed to issue warrant to the amount q
tz76 90 pay able to Cock ssd Buree upon receipt
Of statement from the Committee b. resofore ap-
pointed that the building erect, for IRE purpo-
ses has been inspected and accepted by them and
upon sworn bill Of amount claimed being died
with Kim.
The City Attorney submitted rrport I, the
effect that u. n. Frost Police Judge vas ready
10 make immediate settlem On motion of e.
NJ Bseson report was accepted.
The books Of City Treasurer Lloyd Shinn were
inspected and compared win t,ose of the City
CLERK. And ii appearing that siii Lloyd >linn
has received into his hands the sum Of SITS ~ a.
shown BY the books Of the City Clerk. and it APP
peariny further that he has paul and cancelled
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

MISS NINA DICKINSON and Miss Belle
Wright made the rePu nj quarterly rounds
this week collecting she salsr< Of Rev. O.
w. Wright. They were very osuccessfui.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

What glorious place Kansas il to live
in. where . man can pillow just when he
wants to and sit at the window and listen
to h- ssui>stlrring music Of 70 little frogs
every month n the year.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

Kansas will have ct least seven mem
bers Of The national house Of represents
tives after the next sppOtiOnment. and
IN training.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

An alrXm of fire was raised Monday,
was on lire. Some children caIelessly
threw lighted match in The oil can and
the flames spread to the barrel hut The fire
vas extineuished without loss. Mr.. n.
Collar was ABSENT at the time. and feels
fejOiced over tie narrow escape. The fire
company was promptly on hand aud show
ed their alacIlty. from which we NAV
judge that they would not let many sec
Onds slip by before reaching fire.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

The family of judge Beverley mourn
the IOss Of pot squirrel. HIS sQuirrelship
wss buried with great p0mp and ceremony
by the younger members Of tho family.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

THE SE2KNADE given Judge Sutton and
ourselves Is hereby gracefully acknOwl J.
edged. The sweet strains OF the violin.
guitar and bass viol IN the ANAL mourn are
delightful. A storm coming broke up the
seIeaadInR party, but not until Jeanne.
the Maid Of Kildare" restored Ne again TO
the arns Of Morpheus. There 10 musical
talent in Dodge City that will bear COM
paIisOn with gilt edged artists
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

| An Italian Count has been discOvere,
in Chase county in the person of . harnes
maker. 1t is Count Caxzalaris-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

In various sections about half the prairie
grass has b~en burned Of. The grass
should lie left on the ground, ~ It holds
moisture, and this will draw rain.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

The Las Animss Leader says the lnf1u,
spring" Foot suigranis" u good.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

c. w. WILLEIr hss entered upon BIZ
dutlos with Msssrs. Hsdder 4 Draper.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

e. VAN HORN of the Larnsd Flourins
Mills gave us a call last Tuesday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

J. T. DARR Of Walnut creek was in TIL
city this week.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
RESTRICT OF VIEWPOINT ss. PRO- D BATE COURT. April goth. 1878.

lSl HltI OF NEW lON \ SS. IltO- D BATE COURT, April 20th. 1878. E,tas.' of Walter Bradley, late os Newtown Conn., in sai District. dtrciscd
 Tn Court of Probate for the District of NrwtUwn Lain linitcd and allowed six m ntlls from the date hr rec for tn. creditors of said estate presented insnlycnt. in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Charles C. Warmer and Elliot N. Peek. Esus.. of sail Nowtuwn. Commissioners 10 receive and xiIninC sail claims.
 Certified by hIrlca FIirlnau. Judge. The siIls,'ri CTS give notice that they shall meet at the Probate flee in said Nowtown. on the g2nd day fJuue. and thc'lOth day Uf October lS7S at 0cl ck in the afternoon. OH cac.. of sad days for Ilir purpose uf attending oil the business of said appointment.
 CHARLES C. WALNER, ! Commissioners ELLIOT VI. PECK, '''' All persons indebted tO snid estate ara requested to make immediate payment to
 RUSSELL. WARNER,
 Administrator.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
Paints and Oils.

Jewett's Atlantic and English B. B. White Lead. Best Red Seal French Zine. Mix Paints for outside and In side use. Colors dry and in Oil. Pure Raw and Double BoiIcd Linseed Oil by the gallon or barrel.
 Agent for Johnston Patent Dry hal- somine. White 90 cents per package. CoIors at the lowest price. Every color on hand.
 Agent for Domestic Paper Fashions, Fashions mailed to any address upon re ceipt of price. Send fer catalogue.
 My stock is the largest and 1 aim to give the best goods at the lowest prices possible. Prices given and goods cheer fully shown at all times.
 All are invited tO examine my goods and prices.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16

seal brown rep. There was consldclalle
 fun over the deilvory Of this furniture at
 the house of Mr. Willard, and the gentle
 men who took the articles there was
 rather disappointed in not finding Mr.
 N. at home. One of Inc gentlemcn
 thought that Russ ought to do hand-
 some thing by thenl, but the lady of the
 house had DO idea thpt there wns my.
 thing In tho house, and suggested thnt
 the gentlemen call ngain. 0. nosr mind, you let ns skirmlsh around little,
 and maybe we will find something. A
 thorough search reyGlled something,
 that when the cork was removed satisfied
 them that there was no need of further
 Investigation. Having found the articles to be of most excellent quality, these
 gentlemen grew merry over the absence Of Russ, and got up nild-mannercd
 bust. and while executing their deyiltry,
 kept m eye on tho door to prevent q surprise. Russ dil moi return. however,
 In time to catch them substituting water
 for good whisky nor preyont the dccora-
 ton of his new furniture with blue
 ribbons, and cards bearing tho inscrip- tions, keep cool, Swear off, "full dowIlyour yost, Wipe or your chl0," &c. Yet when hc did como, he found that some one "had been there since he had been gone" and of cousc laughed and enjoyed the joke until he interviewed the little friend in the closet, intending to drink to the health of his mischief
 fun-loving friends; and as he poured out aSniff he found Chat the c,9,fl'fi had grown very pale, and could not account for it' in any other way than that it va thc| result of too much blue ribbon. T.iII part of the evenings entertainment dii not appear in the bills, nor has it Gp
 peared in print before. Il Was, however. richly enjoyed by these who were ccg nizant of the affair. Russ has found Il new place for the safe keeping of the 70 be joyful" and anothen raid is not likely to be made until vc golden we'd ding comes around We shoulI not have digresscd but for the fact that we did not know how long we could with safety to ourselves keep the joke. Hoa- | orable mention has been made of the beautiful cake made by Mrs. Nathan Gilbert. The ornaments consisted of q wreath, two roses and bud, represent | ing the members of the family. The | supper was marvel of excellence, and | the guests pronounced it the be t ever laid on a like occasion in the town. Ml 1 Decker is entitled to great credit for thc . tasteful arrangement of the tables and | display of the tempting dishes loaded | with good thiuge. The music of Stars | band was of d high order, and was richly | enjoyed by the dancers. Mir. and Mrs. | Willard may justly pride themselves for having received with so hearty good will | the most pleasant of social N'isits from their friends, all of whom wish thGm years of genuine happiness and pros- perity. BETHEL.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16

Wanted agents F2R SGn New Book Crnmn.'a full of Facts for the Hcusehold,, thc Trades IT. M and tine 5ofqssons, }%st mn t4s HSpS Now is the Harvest Time" B. B. Russell, Pub r. BO5:ou, Mass
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
Local JOttings.

a.
 The painting of Mr. Vim. Platt's fence in. froflt of his house. makes things look cheerful.
 Persons wishing to purchase land should read the advertisement of NIT. E. l.. Johnson in this issue.
 On Saturday the up train on the She paug railroad killed steer belonging to aIE. Trunk Pierce of Roxbury- ,....,
 The. frost ruined the grape vines of Mfr. A. N. Hawlcy of HawleyviIIc, and has done considerable damage to fruit and vegetables all over the town.
 Mir. Levi II. Bradley presented us with n hens egg which measured eight inches long, and six inches around it. It weighs 1-2 ounces. Mr. Michael Mccarthy is the owner of the hen.
 If you arc in search of q mowcr, see tire adveriiscnents.o D. c, Beers, San dy Hook, and 4. Blackman of Newtown. For Il horse rake see the advertisement of H. S. Hawlcy of Hawlcyvillo.
 Mir. Eli C. Barnum is having butter stamp made. Mr. E. c. Oakley of Beth el is doing the work. The Ft9mr of last week, in spC. king of this stamp says that cut of Mir Barnum's mcnag- erie will be put upon it. MT. ?. T. has nothing to do with this stamp; and it puzzles Mir. Eli C. Barnum to account for the FtHmer nan s obtusencss, iEas- much as there is, or ought to be, some difference between d menasCrle and q monogram.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
Timber ]! Timber !!

For sale one tract of fi1nb r land of 2o arres at Cold Spring. within ten minutes dr.ve of Hotsa- tsnsc R.R and ane-lalf mile from BotsirTi's Sta tion; nlSo arres ofheaFy chestnut timler al W.s Brock nsar Elliott NJ Peek <: and wood lot of iu srrs~ in Hanover District adjoining land of Amos ssaford anI others. EIthsr or all the sb5yc sl-seribe parcels will he sold rgasonabe terms. and immediate possession given
 Apply ie
 EIa JOHNSON. Newborn. Ccnna May Is. is7s.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
HI RD w A IS E

Building Hardware of all KINDS screws Locks, Knobs, Butts Hinges Chiaels, Saws, Planes.
 Agent for Atlantic Mills Nails not q particle of dust nor an imperfect nail in d Reg, 200 Kegs just received. Send for price.
 Agricultural Hardware, ,Shovcls, Spades Forks, Picks, CrowbarS, Tuttles best Hoes reduced to 40 cts. Wakelee's Flows. Extra Beams, Handles and Castings always on hand.
 Agent for Buckeye Mower Bullard's Hay Tedder and Bay State Horse Rake. Extra parts always ready.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16

For a CASE OF CATARRH that G "A Sanford's Radical Cure for Ca aTl VSS NE will not instantly relieve and speedily
 cure. References, Henry Wells, Es,I,
 Wells. Fargo X Co.,. Aurora. N. r.: Wm.
 Bower, Esq. IcHastnn. Grant X Bow
 cE, St. Louis. Testimonials and trra- Y Es "A tis'' by mail. Price, with improved in SyV halcr. Sl sold everywhere. WEEKS X POTTER. PrnprictOrs. Boston. Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
Drugs and Medicines.

Pure Tineturos, Syrups. Oils Extracts, &c. Special care taken in filling pre- scriptions. A large stock of Patent Medicines at lowest prices.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
PAPER HANGINGS.

The largest STOCK of common and fine Wall Paper ever shown in town. Ele- gant Satin and Gilt Pap0r and Border ing, Window Shades, Curtains Fixtures, Ep
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
n nIsTRICT OF VIEWPOINT ss. PRC-

RESTRICT OF VIEWPOINT ss, PRO U BATE COURT, May 18th, 1S78
 Estate of Nabby Underhill, IIte Of N@wtown, in said District, deceased.
 The Execntor represents the Estate insolyent and prays tEc appointment of Conmissi,n' rs thereon.
 ORDERED-That Commissioners t receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said state be appointed at the Probate Office ill | Nrwtnwn 5on the goth day of May, 1S7S al l oclock after noon of which all pcr-ons in interest will |. k notice. and appear if they cause. and bc heard lthereon,t CHARLES FsAIRMAN, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
EoI SALE on REy'r.

That handsome ent q r.br house and farm WaliT Anrthnlp. taWaaal siHated shart lis tanfr trhn AeNtagp seqi, The farm raiisists af ia Mns nf land a-iiamhR inc hnase Asi,lsH l9 asns ni lnradas lsild, p,rsitns sisinP tn hny | iinnse anl h,fiu Nnnii dn well u rRAudi,' this property, IS lie situation and hralthy iaatiDn nti,T ii 1na of the iDs'i piar,r in ihis town, T,'rinz t,isy. Apply for further information ta.
 WILLIAM |. TRRnIIL.
 NewtoWn Conn
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-16
Boots 2 Shoes

One lot Gents Calf Boots at S2.25 a pair. One lot Gents extra Calf Boots at S2.75 pair. Gents. Congress Buttoned and Dom Pedro Shoes ill Calf and Nor rocco. Ladies and Children Kid Slip pcrs. Bargain in Kid Slippers at 5o and 75 cents pair) French Kid. Peb- blcd and Straight Grained Goat Boots, Congress Gaiters, FoXed Polish and But tol.ed Beots One lot Misses FoX'd But toned Boots at 50 cts. a pair, cheap at s100. One lot Ladies Serge Polish at $1 .00 pair worth $1. 50.