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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

Blantoa Duncan, greenback candidate for
congress in the Louisville districts, con-
ducts his campaign after this manner: He
has had q platform erected on a wagon In
the center stands his desk. at the rear end
q piece of artillery, while the forward end
of the platform is occupied by several loco
motive headlights. In this concern be
travels about his district, and at prominent
points in the schedule of bis movements
halts. and after firing q few salutes, gives
his remarks in favor of fiat money.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10
THE GREENMLLE GRAVEYARD.

Vicksburg, Miss, Oct. The situation
at Greenville 10 best understood by a look
q the graveyard. It tells a}sraphic story.
In one corner of the Jewish cemetery there
are twenty.eight new made graves out Of
thirty resolute souls that stayed. In the
city cemetery the new graves number two
hundred and forty-seven-more than there
was any room for, in fact, so the underta.
kers had to 20 outside the Enclosure and dig
graves there, thus presenting the horrible
spectacle of q graveyard with more graves
outside the fence than in. It is almost i'm
possible to form a conception of the condi-
tion of things without a visit to the very
scene of the disaster. This dispatch is
dated at Vicksburg because the regular op-
orator at Greenville and two volunteers who
came here from other points are all down,
and the Office is closed. The stores are
closed, too, and the hotels are used az hos
pitfalls and the eating. houses for non.resi-
dent nurses. The fever is abatiug because
there is but little material left to work on.
The mortality at the outset was unprece-
dented. Even Grenada could show nothing
like it. 1t is estimated that over 80 per
cent. of the ca lier cases were fatal. This
mournful fact is attributed to a variety
Of causes. 1t is best accounted for per-
haps, bv the panic that existed among
the people and the unfamlliarity Of
the physicians with the disease. The
town had been quara,tined against the world
and every precaution had been taken: to
prevent the entrance of the yellow demon.
Exaggerated reports Of the havoc at other
points were brought On every breeze, and
when the first case developed the people
were nearly dead with fright. Fifteen hun
dred out of two thousand nine hundred fled.
Those who stayed felt that if they should
take the disease there was little hope FOR
them, and many believed they should sure
~ die, and 80 it proved. Few Of the first
cases recovered. The patients were scared,
the doctors appalled, at the futility of their
efforts, and the nurses inexperienced, mat
%tentive, indifferent, and in many cases gross
" negligent. None ofthe local physicians
had ever treated a case Of yellow foyer be-
fore. The type of the fever was the most
that a disease which requires experienced
medical attention, and the sleepless vigil.
ance of trained nurses should have been so
fatal in a locality whereof its existence had
hitherto been unknown. When help came
from the outside world, when the Vicksburg
and New Orleans Towards sent their nurses
and DR.. Williams, Archer, and Phelps. of
Louisiana, came with their experience and
skill to help their suffering brethren, the
panic in a measure subsided. 1t was some
comfort to feel that there were now some
people who had seen a case of yellow fever
before. Perhaps the confidence inspired by
the presence of those men did as much to
lessen the mortality as the application Of
their remedies. One thing is certain, that
q great many have recovered and the great
majority of visiting nurses have been dis
charged and sent home.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

A summary of the fatal cases of yellow
fever throughout the south swell the death
roll to nearly ten thousand victims. The
subscriptions thus far for the benefit of the
afflicted regions aggregate over q million
and q quarter Of dollars aud money is still
steadily flowing in. The loss to the south,
aside from the destruction of life, is estimat.
ed by New Orleans parties at $500, 1000, 900.
All industries arc q: a standstill. The cot.
ton crop in many districts will be lost en-.
tirely. The end will not be reached until
q killing frost falls throughout the south.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

Of organizing a new territory and ,hAks1Alie.
they pretend to unite with eastern BAko,a
10 III. psopositie6, fcf a STAY. they are real.
" hoStlle to any schsmewheh s6All tasten
them g Dakota. The Euterpriss; has fur.
Their discovered that tits deception u to
keep up until a few days before election
and then the republican leaders are to break
the news to the voters Of the Hills, and
we'll, the Enterprise doesn't state what is to
be the effect, but it 10 10 DO presumed that
something akin to a convafsion Of nature
will ensue. II Is very kind 10 the Enter
prise 10 tell us all this. and it Is very un.
kind in US TO say we don't believe a word
of it. We do not believe it to be true, be.
cause all such masquerading 10 entirely un.
necessary and because sthsrrsnublicans of
the Hills an not given tosSaiJ foolish trick.
cry. The people Of eastern Dakota do not
cafe to keep the Hills in Dakota il the peo-
pie of the Hills want to 60 out Of Dakota
The people OF eastern Dakota do not care
to hlaye the Hills 60 out of Dakota if the
people Of the Hills desire 10 remain IN Da.
kota. This is precisely the position Of this
end of the territory and the republicans Of
the Hills so well understand it as to know
that q scheme like the one suggested by the
Enterprise involves an entirely unnecessary
waste Of time aud s%tatesmanship. To per.
nit the people Of the Hills to decide for
themselves upon the subject of new terri
tory or old territory is their right and 1t is
no part Of u duty to interfere with that
right Therefore the mares nest discov.
cred by the Enterprise will not hatch out
discord between the republicans of the west
and the republicans of the east.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

The Desdwood Eoterbrise has made :
discovery, which ithsstens TO publiah for
tile information of eastern Dakota. As-tbe
Enterprise is 90 kisdly disposed towards
the benighted people OF the east, We will
aid Il in circulating its news. Through
some mysterious channll. known only TO
the ones who make the Enterprise what II
II. has come the inlormsslon that the re-
pub,icsns d the Hills are secretly In favor
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

Bartlett Trip, in conversation with
some Deadwoodites, said of Judge Bennett
"He is a competent and scrupu1ous)y hot
est man." Now, if there are no issues IN
this campaign, wont Trip to come back
and let the people of eastern Dakota know
why they shouldn't vote for "a. competent
and scrupulously honest man?"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

Gen. Sherman regards the Indian s;tua.
ton as serious and promises TO take all pos.
sible precautions TO prevent. as Ear as the
number of troops will extend, toe spread.
ing of danger.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

The democratic members of the Potter
Committee are preparing an elaborate re-
port, which they expect Gen. Butler TO
syn. The committee is rot to meet again
until a few days prior to the meeting Of
congress.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10
ROAsTRD COFFEE

- =. 3 - ; - -. - . . .
If there is any, luxury more generally
appreciated than another, 1T is GOOD cor
FEE. Few persons al roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
r0sted q coffee called
SANKoeIAs
which Is the nearest approlchsto Java of
any heretofore offered TO fconsuners. It
is not glazed is beittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale - also the famous 6
PEBBLES BAKING POWDER
made by the same frm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods In the
world.
DR.. II. ID. Dodge. denust, Dsvitts block
YSnktOn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

Fred Grant, aide-de-camp to Gen. sberi-
dan. has been ordered to duty as chief en-
gineer officer of the division Of the Mis-
souri,, succeeding Col Gillisere, of the corps
of engineers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10

The Deadwood Times of the 4th On.
nounces the arrival Of Bartlett Trip. Now
the war will begin. Heretofore all has been
soft soap and slobber on the democratic
side,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10
ellae stations. Telegraph Stations.


. 2 Passenger trsin going cast connects at Dsvis
Junenon With branch trains arriving At Tort
lauAvtle at 1913 ,: .. aud thcuf connecting with
Beleit, Canton, Hamburg, Fisndreau. Linwood.
Rock Rapida, Sioux Falis and al po,nts on The
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandv,llo
at ! ID p. H.. connscts at Davis junction With
train going West.-
:: xtEik Pe!.t Nth stages for P~'es, hsb.
q. A. Vsfmlllion with slsxss for Lodi, Rive .
side, Tanner. blocmingdsIe and Elhlay.
:, AZ Msckllag With stages tor N .JaR
O. At0eyvtlls with stages fss ~. Helena.
:. ~ Ysuk,ou with staees for ai point, i,
eosiAesni sad wsatesn Dakoia. ssd North Srh's'
kA; aad durng The sessus Of aasisaiio on .'ih
MsssosH N,tes Tsssspostaai6s Gonpan,es hte
u cleaners los Randall. nsple, Pierre. sulJ
Rice. navnsnsrh, sssvsnens. ossthciA. Gutfd.
.asfel - hss,esi eesssssisg q k,ss'' sa''
vhts 10 Ne oAty otsoss Nevts 20 ne
oRo Z. nnNrMANr.
Ore ,. wasstna. 0ss'i auspstafssSV
A4tSl
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
sPBARVILLF.


srEARviLLr. KAN. May H. I-7s.
Editors Of t.c Time
the p1st Jew days the sun has been entirely
Cured by the clouds that have been hsaris-
h.e4icniugIy over Us. Although We have had
several uir- laHs sh1wez- ia the intervening
time ,.e have not received az much ss We ia an,
opinion would o. ed i04 The tFiitiif ai crops
Quite a BJniuer OF building, are iu course %,
erection oar butcher MIR Livtu-Ood IS biii L
ine 90 addition o. bls Shop. Mr.. paiitty's new
residence uI N4II strret O. tHuu' cuIpl,.c ii aid
presents meas appear. suca. Mr. -iaYen- new
residence CO.'S ilae -trs SIR DE Cac 81 ihr iar-.
e-r residence buildings 90 Town. Mr. u.ty has
buili neat ti-ck miih shop on &4iu street ami
D. now busy af work al bis trade.
Nine host Meto!isrer ri the ~ " hotel il doiaa
good business. Manufacturing the ou!lncs-
ui tine season the other houses Tie Centre House
ard the Bowman House continue 10 have he
snare of she travelling puflic.
\ photo graph artist crept il uu rs last evening
and ih-s morning created quite IN oXeitenieLt
among tie 4uirt CITIZENS Of car town j. J..
NanvOorlis employed ID ~ 10 take "a number ui
stcrgO5cspic views o. various Parts OF oar town.
among them hts new hotel Delone 10 mans Il
livery seemed 10 De about half e,azy al least
10 get their pictures taken. Johnston brought
over al arIalul OF Hags 10 orn4lue ni the building
Tie Observatory was crowded ont OF every WIN
dow, ut every corner appeared some anxioiis face
waiting FOR ;heorciitf M MON Mt Thinking per-
hal that The force nas snail messenger wa,
u 80 the school house. Mr. A iIm- suspended
business ana n1A scr most 81 lltlt' one.
sw1vmInS around TIE h5'el platform Every
tang ready .he gun was fred, nobody hurt alI
every one pleased.
The temperance question Is being agitatrd 10 d,
considerable extent. TIE defeat OF ar. Bow
mans petition probably Is * some ~ lssaciipn
80 some e. least. The agitation Of such qu.s-
tio1- Is alTa7s productive Of III feeling between
certain parties and Creates division where her,
should b. q unity. II we need union and friead-
ship any place We need It In new place like
this We should hot Let persona. flnllicism W.
"a any question ran away with us. Lei rs have
some liDeraliiy. Th- world cannot he changed
in minute, and VI cannot afford at present
revolution. We should mol say with the PharisSs
THANK God I sm not as other men.
Nelson having proven up on his presIaptioE
has novel into town. His eyes aye slowly get
ing better.
We notice at the new hotel this morning J. Il.
ticans and I. l. Beatty u Ded.e cry vino are
upon official business.
y g Jones continues doing a good business
his line and u ising from The number OF person.
tlathe has located thai bring fricsds to him We
should say he does square biz
Mr.. R3edCckcr has been up from his ranch Oa
inc river south Of town FOR Few days tsEia. 10
the town, Bosdecker & Forester are holding
lill head cattle which they viii ship east thu.
igii. FAB.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
PERSONAL.

Z. D SWAN. editor of the SpearvIle
Enterprise. gave US q call Tuesday.
4. 3. TkEsNEr has emisratsd to Texas.
So saws tue Commonwealth.
II. L. SITTER. of Chase county. for
mer resident OF Dodge City. Is in the city
GEo. W. FoUGETY, OF Cimarroa, calf
ed this week. Mr +. gives an encouraging
report Of the building up;Of Cimarron.
GEO. Ii. Comm. Of J. Furst & Co.
st. Joseph Mo-. Wholesale liquor dealers. is
IN the city.
Ii. HARRISON, Of Sweetvat.r Texas.
was in the city this week.
RUFUS G. Brown. and ". N. MIN
sehal!; johnson county, Mo. arrived
here Thursday morning. Thew aTs look
ing after their cattle Interests.
COUNTY ATTORNEY, ". W. sutton. left
Tuesday nIght. for Medicine odgs. Bar
bour county, on business. He Will be alb
sent several days.
Col GENTRY, 18Th Infantry. En- Eli
lott, arrived Thursday evening from the
East. on his return from a leave OF 40
sence.
Null * sAAL. BARRIERS, haze . tasteful
" and neatly arranged shop west of post
Office. They are experienced BARRIERS, and
ENJOY lair share of patronage. See their
advertisement.
TIE family of Geo. ". II. johnson.
consisting Of father. wife and TWO chil>
dren, arrived from tie East Sunday moFn>
ing They are living on their farm on
Duck creek, five miles Northeast OF
Dodge.
CHAs. ALEXANDER. of Oierle ana Ira
NcCoiisler, OF SpeaTyilie called Thursday.
They report line rains in their sections.
ana more chceriulness among new set
ieTs.
81. W. SUTTON. County Attorney Of
Ford County. was in the city last Friday.
aud told The Register aud Receiver of the
Land Office what the law Was. IN the case
Of Holman, VS.. Stafford. Il Larnej En-
terprisc.
LLOYD SHINN did so well at Camp Sap
piy that he bas gone with the PAY master
GO Fort Elliott The TINES takes wen
every where, and we know LLOYD viii have
a good trip Ia account ON hls retnIn. lie
Is supplied with paper collars and will re-
mani absent : iew DAYS longer
SUPERINTENDENT Pettb0ne and NUM-
her OF officials OF the A. r ~ : f. road
passed through here Tuesday. Thcr re-
manned in Dodge about an hour and took
IN the situation. We hone thev were
pleased. ana satisfied that Ford county
and Dodge City wilt become the center Of
all attraction.
Mai. VAN VOORHEES,. Of Spesrviilo. was
IA the city last Friday. IA contest before
the Land Oilice. He is Deputy Surveyor
of Ford County, and is becoming very
popular. II SpearYiiic can have her way.
he wdl have seat m the next Lagi,ia>
ture. ~ Larned Enterprise.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
Notes Ga the Trail

lft. Worth Democrat, May H.
M1iscsif With ?. 500 head crossd yestc.-
d.y morning.
John Drum, crossed Yesterday morning
with go head for Kansas.
fifiy five hundred head Of Snyder Bro
theirs cattle crossed the Trinity yesterday.
]. Scott. Mr. Little aud Mr.. Clare.
left on last evenings train for Kansas
CITY.
Reed & Scott purchased Woods herd Of
1.Gj0 head YESTERDAY. They viii be driv-
ten TO the Indian Nation.
Mat Culver of Corpu. Christi, left for
Kansas City Yesterday. Mat had -, mo
head passed over the Griffin trail this
year
Wichita Beacon: 7. Montgomery, To-
turned from his trip down the cattle trail
last Friday. He found Pulliam with 1900
head Of cattle ON Bluff creek not far from
Caldwell Hughes y Hood with large
number, were down near Red FORK. in the
Territory. About 10. 001 head were NOV.
iuE northWard from the cToss,ne Of Rcd
River towards The west. for Dodge City
and Ellis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
PRAIRIE GROVE CEMETEKY.

The above maine 10 the styie OF Il new c8rp0rs-
tioi having for Us object suitable and rcsl eei-
able place Tor Tie burisi OF the dead. Il s au op-
porune project though feS people IN taiis sec
iion d. Win heir "b0ots or
The clmei,ry consists vi i've aere, OF ground
situated a55at ouehair mile little east OF Forth
oi The court house Tn ground was purchased
Of VIVA. Mef'ce II Is being laid OF in ceIneI lry
los ana walks aad will be fenced. Trees and
shruhbery sal lie planted and it l. intended g.,
make q beautiful bury ihg ground Of il
TIE incorporators are Dr. W :. Trenaine, T.
N. Wright, Z. l.. Beatty, J II. Kelley. samuel
Marshall. Dr. Tremaine, Beatty and Marshall
are The managers and directors for the first year
Anybody wanting q decent place in which 10
hide his bone will ci,il ON >sm'i Marshall. IL
sill sell you lot
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
ne CATTLR DRIVE.

The plains south OF tho raging ArkaD
sas riyeI. opposite Dodge City, are coy
cred with lhe long bora, and for several
days We have been reminded OF the cattle
on ten thousand hills. This vast army Is
a grand sight 10 one who Is experiencing
his first visit IN thi, broad, expansive
country There D. a fine view as the thou-
sands % b0Yiues Craze on the extensive
bottom lands for miles up and dOwa the
Arkansas river
in conversation with John Fraser, w.
J. Moore and /. y. hokornot, cattle deal
eFs, we learn that the drive Is being at
tended with pretty good results. Very
few cattle have died on the way. The
grass in this section Is short but Is gener-
aliv inexeellent condition along the range.
The following herds have arrived during
the week. many Of the cattle having been
driven north:
PressBell X Mitchell. two herds. nun
beTing 1SpB and 1900.
John +. Lyle. two herds. ;. 200.
Jas. Ellison, three herds. 2510 each il
two and 800 in the third.
Major Mabrey 500 head.
W. :. Carlthers. two herds. g. 00l in one
Pres. Butter, 1900.
Shay i Woodward TWO herds, 200.
". J. Moore. one herd of ESQ VIII ar
rive Sunday.
L. n. KoEenot has herd OF 2i51 that
viii reach here Sunday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

sheriff Bat Mas,essou Iaursjay nisht arrest
q one Geo Poster, charged with stealing a horse
belonging To J. W. Duncan, living ca sno1y
river, 81 Hays crossing, on the 2ash Of April
The horse was not recovered. The prisoner has
been placed in fge OF o couple Of Officers and
taken 80 Ellis county for examination Horse
thieves had aoslitAble reception al the hands Vi
Sheriff Aastcrsqn. lie is an eNcel.en. each
AMI j. e.ra.ng a stlte repnlati1n
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

nodgc City il practically under IA eilcieni
guard The cts fathers have wisely provided
for the honor, safety aud character OF The city
by The appointment OF sn excellent police force.
We believe ~ ,-tter men for the positions can
be found anywhere. The ciiy's guardians are
namod a. follows;
Msrshal-C. Z. Basseit
Assistant N-rshai-wys1 carp.
Policemen-John Brown ana Charles Trass
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
NOTICE.

A IL iERSOSS are hereby notified that have
~ no partners IN the CATTLE or any other
business. and that there IS no such lrrn as Dear
dorii TO-, and there Is no person authorized by
nae 10 buy or sell Tor Inc or ON my account or on
account OF any partnership relations by me hol-
den, and hat Will not pay the obligations ere
aied by persons assuming to act for me as my
partners or agents. L DEARDORFF.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
RrILnING G0ING az.

Dodge lity is improving a. a wonderful iaie.
Town lots are being sold and May neat resi-
dences are being built. There arc - Insn- I'M
proveiselts going On in various Portions OF the
town that W are Ea.Jle TO note the pro .ress
1t is guarantee, OF the permancncv AMI pres
pcr.fy Of Dodg-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

sheriff Aasierson and Tailor straushn have
been gae4r,hias some implements OF jail deliy-
ery. Thursday brace, rod OF iron and some
small wedges were found in one 81 tue cells OF
of the jail supposed % have been passed IA Tie
night previous. There is 4 poor chance 10 make
G break under the present omcial Management
The officers have argus eyes.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
ma RrLLETIN So

The ign OF all signs is the Bulletin sisa of :.
Marsha'i, real estate gent, s.. II = an edition
II iiseii andi - large rs barn door and con-
tains matjer enoughio III an ordinary country
newspaper L = published once only. Bat the
Judge Is al business. Dave Weaver vzs th- ar
tisi and publisher
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

LUXE MCGLUE, Mayor. gives official no,
tee. Witch Is posted on the depot build
nE. that be VIII enforce the warrant law,
Thereby Warning ramps WHO may nfest
those curriers'. A timely action. Hope
hCuiUc viii extend his authority over tie
cts.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18
HrEE (ONTRANT

Charles $. Ing,rforl butcher n Dodge City.
hls been awarded the contract 70 siP IL fresh
beef 10 tie Fort Dodge garrison. The contract
viii eomm.nc. juiy ist ard is NJ the rae OF 50 -
per 100 ibs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

1HE SFcdryille Enterprise is being print
ed IN the office of the kinsley Leader.
The Leader Is also publishing a German
paper. The Leader is all business.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

BIZ. BOURNE. has established dairy
west 81 town. lie furnishes fresh and
pure milk 60 our citizens daily. Mr.. b.
is an experienced dairyman IRON New
Norh. We Wish MIN success.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

4 fine lot OF sheep numbering 100 head,
The property 81 II. Harrison. of Texas was
Brought iuIo ii5is raEge Thursday. The
eheer are a. foe = lot Is any in the cOnn>
Try, and vail DE shipped east IN a les
DAYS. BIZ. II. is engaged IL sLearipg the
iuAUIiaut iieecy wool
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

ail-t "UT Sucial correspondent. Geo.
De- cieUitu i3ciu official and authentic
b u'rta the foiio~ug information concern
irc lie WgEuiiuds ct the Texas cattle
uuNC. lGe drive VIII &c 2g', goa head and
Tie Shipments wi.i auouui toI50. eco head
winch sb"ws a gam Of IS por cent. on
list Years business 90 Ills ime.-iSt
llai> Con ue4tisi Gazette.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

Az expert can teli If a man at the other
Emu OF telephone eats onions He deS
tecis a peculiar peel IN the voice as Il Is
fccut along the wires.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

Heavy frosts Monday in parts Of Now
YORK. and Pennhy wanna. did considerable
czmage 90 crops.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

Two thluomen arc n tle CITY We
de- .ut knus what business our almond
ktnuEs,lau> Viii egzape n-prohablv
" as.fc, allie Seine MCLEAN man. Chinese
sic EI'ai lu-uISls They always sahstl>
tule ia ;or AN D., i0r Instance; John Chi~
raucH ln hia AehcgH speech Saws. that
any orc should NOT be permitted 70 live on
such lauoEs - sc Died and lice IN the
land ~ TIE Lpa
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

Tho Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe pass
eI .rr Jialu men have donned their new
uHuo1u5. The cauuuCioTs wear navy
b-ue Clothes and black silk caps, and the
o. zsarluen qua urakcsmeu gray clothes
caps VITA biscs hand and silver badge.
Iir uaiiorJls are neat aud tasty.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-05-18

Bnggy tops adjusted 10 any kind Of bag
~ OF carriage at NJ. Collars. Price only
$1,000.