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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-31
$50 LOTS IN HAZLEt1a GOD ADDITION
Two miles from o snsona etT They asehap
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON sTRHET
omman Beautiful View

more lots. should y0a, through sieknesR Z
accident, become pressed for money. ~
have Only 70 present yoa- checks at z
bank and they viii be eazbed on the Not
Tor tieIr fall face value.
Ioa are. therefore. ky the option az q
PRIVILEGES we offer, Insured against acei-
dent You are your treasurer and ban ker
and al the same time an owner Of valuable
property.
sheHld yn's At apy time, however. present
the cheeks al i,e bank for payment they
viii be immediately honofed and Tor
~arsied 70 "a, aad you thereby annual ell
nights Of purchase Of the said LAID.
We offer golden opportunity and advise
yoI 70 bsi5 DOW Doat wait for time and
negligence 70 afsa-d you tAe op10rfunity
81 saying, ] esnid have bought such and
siiet 5 lot few months ago fox 20 muen.
aud now il IL worth 50 much
Make your infume, no matte hos snsan
earn s0fzethlns ret yOur eorner-stoDe
before The boom and benefit drorn the al
vaHce
Transeontinenssl railroads gre healing
for Seattle
Manufacturing is foar3shl 4 sad crow
ing vita healthy growth.
General comfaeFrc IL Ia Al tate of sub.
kiaElfiAs progression
The dsily r2rsrs are allied s'iih accounts
Of usw enterprises.
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NOTICE.

~t,WE CO.FkRFN z.iSFg ~ IlfEETaFsfs.E
I tEfs7su1 h.fzega tae ns11er-s Ezesi au-
fas d. Ess1 Tzsee 81 6aEa1nI = ke.. ). tzzss
sssv Dissolved Hy HatT4Al calacli ~ y
3. titrrsn raafltas fsUrs iae tasiEess. NJ
j ~ nNGstan Ns& saAttEs1a la taT asSl-
sis~s. ard q AatA8Flrfa 70 caitet. AL aseazS
.flss Tbs ate ara Il ssaEEAS2 & &c.
W&AkEN T. GkGzaM.
THO n pAtEEpS
Dated 8 seattle w. r. sEss ssA las *
lay, ESss a@-S
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The house appropriated kisfsts9 Tor
consplsflon Of the Port Tosnsensi Gus
tom house. and the senate !. consider-
ing an appropriation Of ss5.t.s,. 20 that
the smaller snsn st any rate - a.
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To Contractors.

SEALEn PROPOSALS WILL RI RE-
fers sor District Ne. i until a'c}oek .. m
Of August %. ls.s. ksF the erec9ioa % gtFo
school bstii8iaes
Psypes&is % II Rlzsie separately fer each
ns.ti'iinz, and the proposal fnissf state fhe
tine required far the completion Of each
building after The approval Of tie contract
Each PROPOSAL mas De- accom- aTsiess fy
"a aerSPted bsuk cheek 81 TIVE thousand
dollars maize IsyAhs< 70 the President %
fse Beard. which check viii he s0fgsited 10
School District No. ! u the party decline 70
enter Into Il contract With suca security a.
the Board asSy Fe-fsire-
II the lender he Ro- accepted the check
sill - returned
Plans Aad specifications may be seen AZ
the ossce al " T. Hocne. Archi.laef.
The Bard reserves tA- FieE - Fefess
a1y aud ais bids iy.-fd
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MRS. MERCHANT.

A gI.AIEyoY Ant AND TEs1 MEDIUM
n has arrived in ibis eify from Portland.
tsssxea. and viii rssnain faT q ss4efx tine
~4ssx- Her tests are most satisfactory re-
gxssisDx heath, marriage. ioGFaess ard alb
sent trends Her russssss are =, Arlington
iy1ssts
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s4xsr1sssres4sf< nssfsr she nsas.s ~ fsss.
Fsn4ss. Yssr SALE, r. fes eAH xtasssafis
wsf5sxs pfE - inserted ~ sc rxte - ?
rs-ssk : Nfes. ~ s>ss isssfssfr.E % pr fs-s
ssr sern sshsezueat saseFzB>e- Pxgrsas
air4Ts is a1sz1es.
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Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road starts the of Jackson
and Second streets, very central location and up
jackson street to Lake Washington passing within
Jew hundred feet of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad
dition The cars will every minutes and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted
pass there every minutes The fare and from jack
and Rainier Streets Addition is only cents, being
low as the cheapest fare in the Northwest.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

tt-AETEIf r. POSITION ~ FlAStxss
w milk fesssn2a ~ sszas u1fs tawn a
Na4finxsDa. ~ 3 sessess NisssaEskr fSsfa
sSeaze1 sasa 81 fnEfas--n yeays cxsfras
etsee has enerxe 81 ssrexsr1t % y sss' tssss
Per day r1sa + xd~~s isia''ssis.s7 &i.sl
k,3fsfss ard cas4srsszafss sszfiaw sd
sas4 sssarassaz al classes - y.izuffsx sEf1i4
sossAtntFF also aoz - ta11S% s1efs ard
9sss ssusesss ARE IT farming SIX aess ssN1ss-
fsssmrsz stuff Cas- l1fsesh SafAe - fkae
ssazs latal,erncn iR Aszsnsss ~ Fysffesas.ss,
R3rnes s.sssss7zns "a S4fffe Rock Ara sd
sFrss aAEEx q WILLIAMS, care Aka
ssslxlfsia I.nustses ., AFkafelpAsa, Ark 81
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

SEyERAL HUNDRED ACRES or WEST
- Seattle land. splendid water front, ad-
joining FreeJsnrf: 10 acres adjoining Kirk
land a; 80 per acre; $50 for lots cleared
and fenced. next - NH stree; cable road
only taree-4usriers Of mile from the post.
Office; several good bargains in business
property; asscfe tracts adjoining Kavena
Park, improved running water. only 500
GEORGE B6RFFEIA
Dislce, west sisse Of Commercial street. I'D
stairs. between MIL and Washington. -
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seattle i the ecrfer o. slptss
sffhs ~ the fs,sgct eo4ad tisffsc.e y. !. -
british Columbia aad ASKS ~ III -
Cor a large proportion Of thesf ~
chaoSIke. machinery and nppst2~k ~
The wholesale borser Of rez - -
adelphia. Boston, Chicago a;,s - r1fGo
cIsso r.-e1,arlzs seattle ~ the ~ ,..el =
mari. aud arr fighting te'psa as1
her patronage. ...s1isfmene1
nesy sgsaey 10 our fuidsf sof
Introduction OF their wares. - a. -
Cable ears connecting thsa $3.50 -
city. with many other - 1e6lHe
,ri..-s are but question Of slN - 80
FOR thes. reasons and fso:. - - -
eys ttaf are within ready cali ss{SSe{ -
n ys,, are Ia wnshingtoa ~ - y
yoar health, maze il pfeaas.. - -
yea arc here for ingcsinehb
prices are iew. ~ -
h. tf.s EssieYil sfasc- cheaper e ~ -
hcre.- don't draw interest," on a-s.sss
81 res,, the benefits Of al LIZ - - =
We can sell 10 you nes - -
ehss,.., .l.sn re can sixty 6s5' s
date -, k.re u
s.fYsss.f..sgr. real estate prices = =. z{
On flowers. Ii will bring a.. s.
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NnRTTfE f0n1E. NQ z. -
= d o "a ~ MEAfS eserF ~
TUESDAY, NAANsN6.tu Bes -
HEH Nsrsh Ha-sss - rs
afAsek Mrushers q s.st.s Lsst1s sa3 -
tnBruiilS ersiasss. sn eu-si s,as1laE. al
cas,li2ily invited e. ziss.d
y = aNfS y ~
HKSaY fslASa, RS aTu
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drawing houses place II
& 81
"a o award
One Of number VIII judge and $
such all
VIII BE- furnished
pes announce each plssag them in ballot box Upon ee9euon Of
ERECTED VIII he furnished the judge Who vii publicly each a.
number 81 official
hei ballot box Nc
selected hy q wis
hoih-
hy the
blanks Each
the whole number house and o worth ali the
$500
Plans OF hoa and Plat Of land can Be had application
houses which
etea ~ aaer Lnloraaa.on can % allres
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FilIClaS PHTaia Baaiilg

HOUSE. COR. MARION AND FGaST
j. 50. erer nseS Store bczrt ~ Oar,
wask q n.ezltA. sss<
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swrsxzss< - u SszssMreS AZ fhe fxsz-
.sraes ~ ~ - z-ssx cssSxs zfEA, "a
tAfs ri<x Ga rAe ssEo ftls<. III Ees Gea.
wAitsarsh. ssy sAarses H. ABstsfsssa
f1wss f5kzse n s1FAt0n. tsztb - ESQ
hsnsas~ls eea9Hz
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o. C.. S II OF EY & CO..
UNDERTAKINGS.
Foot OF Coiumhis st.. Seattle.
JAPAN BAZAAR.
FOR FAMILY USE
STEAM TUG FOR SALE.

1 EN9TH 50 FRET, BEAN % FEET.
l. deNsa es kaia feet ilasli II ar
extra sfrcng. in Gae fall ef gssl. aud Is r0W
To arsi -csAss cos.AsgtOe far iragseattate seq
F.cs she Is Gftss wttG one tsaF1psun8
hailer. buiH rs u Asfee 0f san Francisco in
iaa yfaf % f>ef1 1iafuetc7 - fees. ae1ssfh
los fees. fhfes sufpSces 20 irph tasss
sTsG steam chimney saa.a sicara aud ges.st
ifses GO copper tfle surfaov cealruSsaV
eurlrc. 1o8Hgh yssauscicr o8 eF iiassss BY
e lnch str.eke fuproVel Nizke air AnA
cralRflag Fnute. Gftci 10 lsst ssa STRAIN
rzrstAa
lte al-tya stesu8Er vas bust ulsA vers
ilF-e ilarlr Ess lasG wei Caresi is- ssil; s
JGtv Cor islurst4aNt scrvi-e. ear aisi he
sfsir eacsr. gHs ewars having oise~ tsisl-
Gess iu sttcrrt g. zoe fan par tlasrs
aHr,s ta MORAN BROS
iFHml ~safs.e N
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Notice.
NOticstoCapIaiRs and Ssamen

yf-HE DVrfsE 9T TIE COAST SKA.
! asr's TaasssE sraaeY has been ~
sasssss ~ fisNrsarsssl street. 2rss sssar
ss7rtA ~ SyTfax HIa NsssE ceEapans =
offs
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WAHIk0.
fAxFED--fss1Sgsss TR'SyS BOY AI~y1T
w ~ rSefs oh, wEo lives vfth rersHss-
lnaHsre 81 @esstis sszsss Fgundfy
xarA~rEp PRINCIPAL FOR THE
w FuyailHp seass3l address X VII
~ss, ssho9l eek. Fuysllre.
tsrASTFD--A NAs o. TEMPERATE
w aud moral ksftfs- ssseking sapia9
slesss T., represent ia obi established hou<<
- his oan kectivf. SALARY 80 70 sitsl Isr
rnoufA References <xeeset ~tvT. Mas
cYaefrKssS Hsz ~, - Keasie street. se9
York. 10
llyAsTED - a GOOD DKEssAAEEK
w who Thoroughly understands ntflnF
hnd cutting wes1id Ike employ Hiest ~
see DAY AdiEess ks-ssa 2. IL en~rrx :.
yxrASTED- GIRL Fog GENERAL
w hcasewark IA snail family, TAI a.
"a reaeea stfeei 49,
yxrA~TED~To LET A CONTRACT FOR
w the clca'ing os lsaG- Apply al once
iee full particulars ~ O. " ROMAN.
sy7I1 Fsont street fyzSsi
ASTED-Two COOP MfLEKKs.
w STEADY Ntark the year rpHnd Ger
man OF swiss preferred. Wazes ID pef
Hssush. ApFls y NEEkEk. Kent. iyssfe
FOR RENT
NOR EES1--THkEK NICE LARGE w
u furnished rooms far = small family.
No. 5lE7, -eenna street. corner 81 ienorn.
I-og REM - NICELY FURSisHED
Il Office. saifahse for doctor. dentist at
lawyers oaiee also suite of ro0ns suit
able for Offices. Or dfessIBakes % IHiliiuer's
room For rent a. tbs international Hotel
sst iigrfy street ali sussl
sI%o RRNT - FURNISHED ROOMS 1T
] The oregon, l2Ef Front street. TreH
silent lyasf&
sI*0 RENT - FURNIsHED ROOMS At
l the Rainier. isi6as Front street
Transient fF.SE9
+ Irog EENT--f8PNIsHED AND CNEuR
j Dished fOoay isi al parts Of the city
/ Call on PoasR8T. sH5fFoRD & Co. rooms
= and r.. Tniau R4sek Front 81 mail
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LOST AND FOUND

I nsr iAsr SATURDAY EVENING, \
II black snaehet cape ia or near Opera
House fiutrr please rciagn ta Room n.
Kenyon hiDck, aud feeeige reward
IHpuNp-rWo SHARES OF STOCK PIT
l get sound Go operative COLONY owner
rAn have ths same hF proving ownership
an8 ravips TOE this Advertisement
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
I,oR EXCHANGE = HANDSOME KESi
J. dtuce Ia uakiand. California. for 81
attic pcpsriy, "a scres near town. Apply
yI,a LOAN MONEY 10 LOAN IN SMALL.
amounts ON egps1 security T. Z CAR
ROLL Attorney law, Rooms 81 and Is
fonela nailalas, Front strcct
urANrEp FURNISHED ROOM Fog
w gentleman aaa wife. State terms
C fest lHteiliEences otiice
urANrEp- FIREPRooF sAFK an
w drss Il. uuFrY. Occidental iietst
'I,o LOAN SOS OK sieoo FROM THREE
q Ave years GA real estate. Address
+. .. rcN ~. giving description " srcm-
riry, aud psrticaiHTs iy1siS
lx-ANrED - To TRADE FfNE RESI-
w dsnee ia hos Angeles for city prep
eftY or Eoad acreage Clo.c In Address
2. y. us clsce. iyssse
urANTgp THREE OR Fiyg ACRE
w tract nt land ios cemetery purposes
Must l,e near = god roa.i, soSn three 81
Eve mites frsnA town, Fariies having
picre III iaaa e. seif reasonable viii pieAec
address = o Box So giving parsicnsars
- ~ iecaiien aaa rEscs. iva q
htNFl ~ t@fAF"-tfN tNfAls fs~4 ! : r.
vi chatiol mortgages ~ isersoRai sceeflsy,
NeieS, saorissrvs. etc. hsurhl a. 2 Nil
lkR us's James street. opposite oecs
dental syls
sIAkE NorCE -sR HAVE FuER
L CLEARED ia;s between the gacksau aaa
Miil etrcot Eahis rpaa thRs We VII ofef
uual August fsg $50 each }aek shis up
faF haug#.p SEATTLE LAND COM
rANA ks.aus u. i'nssn alack y2i los
SrEJfAl NQrtcf~uNt-Y 4 FEW DAYS
= hcif fs saenfe aar ~ those erv ttfarssi
h'tidiuE icis t~t0cea she rahtc rsssis in
the Aauiaan tfsr1 Sc t&a ta sse esea.
Ifasp iats arV offs7t3 aE fac gwen prsee
uattt August SEATTLE LAND CON
FANN, k9ara j., tuaau hetA lt.f g.
AIONKN 10 LOAN IN SUNS fa ~gfr.
vi uis'u iuHToYesi e.fv sass fssa pss,l-
esfy ~ lowest FaiaS No dvtay iu s'fsslse
iaans. p son psN. itst e.1u IL ~ itgn
N-ANrEp-G1 4 IADY. Nan uF
w sterling WeFtA. eoe8 sound yrtars
pies wAc believes H-fa i1ss aad acts eaf
iu fasai7 manhood taat De hyes ie azt
istlnlss ts thls esuEtHss3Yr niaetcegfh sen-
tpry 4 wsu1 sfsca Heaa r. take lss fufsa
tae Es,t O. Washington Eg Gt}efye os g.
e0ag af. ! aW slrats ro}Nd up, f'ss o.
ave etgHt .ntu t3fS snssgs'sfs nl e. % tsfgiteEe
Z teisste Naxaffssaa Srfr tagY q s eraad
f7tft U5 U-s- ra5srtfE. s'as sagrlr fAere pa sst
iss sotsse sfzai fsea sacve. " .Aere is
gl1au ID an wants Is este o. sfaud ~ Ei>
sl4V, Eia aa ai-5 hc iatrr s-cs ia hts
tuie-est- D. sac zsisvts, Or U1e u AKA
MIS- NAlssk HssNAsitN EiEe> Hasse.
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iflDEYl OF THE HOLY siHES.
a Boarding and Day School for
Girls, Seattle, W, 7.

TALL TERw aEsixs ARG r THOR
4 oaaxh Inurnffisfs IN tie Eaxfisa
hrEarhssS. Ma.se. Art, ElScufion and the
Languages Fee further information al
fr-ss ef<TER SfsrFRf0E
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FOR RENT
FOX SALE

y,oE sALE--FiHIT STANDS. SALOONS.
Il lodging houses stock Of groceries.
etc. 4. A. v HAKTSEII.. Dearborn block,
laI stairs cor. Commercial and Jackson.
IsOR sAIE- MILLINERY BUSINESS FOR
sale. - per invoice. Central location
Coed reasons for selling. Address u. W
This Office
l,oE sALH--EIGHT YOKE or NO
II oxen, gltting from feet IA feet &,
~ years old Inquire MATTHIAS Dos
AH1E, central Haiel, Payallnp.
I.,oR s1LE--A GOOD CORNER LOT IN
Il u. 7 peRny'S Park addition overlook
Ing Lake unlep, all cleared aud fenced
address u. o Box 80, seattle, " 7,
Iss0R sALf-SEw 5-RooM HOUSE,, LOT
J. o9xl2o, hall mile from The pestoiiie,
Sss0o Hansc Of four rooms, loi a1xiec,
xsD. cue new foar-raoiu house. painted
and papered, lot Hlxi0a, st1a The above
properties Tor sale on easy terms by
RES Y DANIELS, Attorney at Law, Real
Estate nnd Loan Broker, Room ,, Starr
block.
L,oR sALE~FokrY HEAD OF FIRST
i class stock cattle Apply a. Rooms
and ;, Boyd's block. Fron, street, seattle
I,oE sAIA - Two GOOD YOKE or
j eNen. cheap, hg Nm I C0kMoDE,
Room !, fHlmgr holise, corner Of ont and
Pike ix.rssE
l.soK sALE-H nRsE.S-HAyE u ST re.
ctivcd a carload Of narses--sl H.. drfv.
ing, slngie OF double. Apply 70 BRYANT
BROTHERS q; Montana Stabios, Ssrnsr Of
Main aud soilth Third streets. is2-f6
I.OR SALE A GOOD BROOD MARE FOR
sale cheap at Cess & Co =, uader
takers. ~ Front street ie16ta
Ir0R skLE--A FINE SADDLE Pony.
Il Apply 10 }. SPENCER. Plumber. Trout
street IVES 81
I.oR sALE-TES ACRES or ELEGANT.
slightly. rich land ovcsleokiug Green
lake. II you waHt slap call at once.
mean busissr<s Inquire a. room -.
Union block, between 10 and y n. m aud
aad y. ~ iyfstf
I.'nK SAlE OLD NEWSPAPERS ~
bandlcs 81 to. a TITS osiicc
fNoR SALE TO ACRES or TFMRFR
land ia snohsmish eanHsy twelve NIL
Ion frei ~ fir-fe firT acre Bust & Boar
man, hutleF biock myistf
I.ynR SAi-E-a60 ACRES OF AINHER
Il land on Grsy's fiafbas, only $50 per
aear Bush 4 EaaFman, Butler hlo,S myiatf
I.NoH SALE ~ OLD NEWSPAPERS AT
II fhf. tsflif.
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AIONEN No loan IN SUNS fe ~gfr.
vi ufsou iusnTaNesi e.Fv auA faro g.ssls-
essy ~ lowest FafsS No dutay ln ttfsslee
saaea = Rom nEN fts q .sif-frtHs ~ ftesff
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I.sOk EXCHANGE - HANDSOME KFSf
i dture Ia Oakland. California. for 81
attic pVtpsrfy. nf scTss near town Apply
sassi 'FRONT.' street
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ frs knoea ~ Ohm 4 Psxres. doing
hsisiaeSs at Sn ~ Main street. has aisssslsed
Partnership bY SaRss-sl consent Of both
parties. The bzissrse.. viii continue under
the rasnageFasszt ~ A n Ohm
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-09-27
Students Association.

The students of the first year of The
Dodge School of Theology organized an
association ON Sept. 90, with officers as
follows:
J. w. Crouch, Speareville. President
F. p Woodward, Marena, Vice Pres
o. b. Shaw, Fowler, Secretary.
J. H. Strain, Ford, Treasurer
l. B. Pulliam, Ulysses, Annalist.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, We, the students of The
Dodge School of Theology, have receiv-
ed incalculable benefits from the instruct
ion of this institution, therefore,
RESOLVED. That we tender the worthy
president and the able professors and
lecturers who SO faithfully discharged
their duties, our heartfelt thanks for their
answering devotion to the highest inter
ests of Methodism, and Christ's kingdom.
RESOLVED, That we extend to the cit
liens of Dodge City, our gratitude for
and high appreciation of the most excel
lent hospitality We have received at their
hands.
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To The Ladies.

The committee in charge of the Ford
county agricultural exposition in our new
city hall have been requested to confer
with the ladies of the city and county
and ascertain from them if they will not
SO interest themselves as to make an art
exhibit or special department of fine arts
in connection with the agricultural eX
hibit which is proposed to be held in the
city hail. The committee recognize the
fact that in order to make this special
department success it must be under
the supervision and management of the
ladies. Therefore, in order that early
action may be taken the committee hope
to meet as many of the ladies of the city
and county as may feel interested in the
enterprise, which meeting will be held in
the city council chambers Saturday,
Sept 20, at 3 o'clock p. m, at which
time and place full explanation will be
given by some member of the committee.
as to what IS proposed and will be eX-
pected from the ladies. Therefore, all
who may feel interested are cordially in
vited TO be present. By order of com.
d. NJ. FROST, Sec.
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From Ford.

Seeing no items in your paper from this
point for a couple of weeks, l thought l
would impose upon you with few.
The fair was success in every respect
Mrs. W. B. Shaw and daughter return
ed from their visit to Illinois last week
c. d. Baxter and family returned from
a weeks visit in Iowa last week
Mr.. Kline shipped another Car load of
cattle Monday and Mr. James Incl one
car ON the same day.
Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Morrison. Miss Mamie
Morrison and John Dossett attended the
Catholic church in the German settle
ment last Sunday.
The street loafers witnessed an old
fashioned knock down at the p. o. corner
Saturday evening between J. NJ. Burson
and Doc Dossett Burson was knocked
out in the first round and D now claims
the middle weight championship belt of
the Mulberry slope.
The corn and all kinds of vegetables
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the state.
B. F. Milton, our next representative,
Thos. Lahey. the coming clerk of the
court, together with Col. T. s. Jones and
others. were making an exhibit of them
selves during our fair. Come again gen.
tlemen. you will always be welcome.
All of Bucklin enterprIsing citizens
were in Ford during the fair.
We noticed Thomas Welsh. road mash
er on the D. c. NJ s. T. Ry. together
with number of section men in town
over Sunday.
There viii be several horse races at the
fair grounds next Saturday.
Mrs Davidson returned to Ford Satur
day after visiting at Wichita two months
Everybody here is rejoicing over the
discovery of coal at Dodge.
We ere glad to see the Times come out
ON the right side and declare itself tor
democracy. This adds another nai1 -
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-09-27
Our Fair.

The display of the products of our
farmers since the fair opened, on last
Monday, has been increasing each day
and promises by Saturday to fully repre-
sent all the different crops that can be
raised in Ford county. The exhibit from
Ford City will arrive to-day and occupy
the space set apart for it, Among those
who have already sent in samples of what
they have raised, we find the following:
H. Belmear who lives on Sec. &c, tp
81 range 26. has got splendid display
of corn, tomatoes, cabbage, turnips, mil
let etc. His corn is way above the aver
age.
John NJ. Combs, sec 81 twp. %, range
25 has brought in a splendid sample of
buck wheat.
James James, sec. s twp. IS, range "a,
exhibits fine lot of asparagus, Kaffir
corn. cantelopes and white radishes
Geo. Wardman also has fine lot of
melons and banana citron on exhibition.
II. McGarry, of this city, has some ex
traordinary large beets on exhibition.
which he raised in this city.
Ii. p. Neiss, sec. 81, twp. % range %,
has fine samples of corn and millet, which
is an average sample of his whole crop
raised this year.
From the f. G Zimmerman estate
comes the finest display, SO far. of fruits,
such as apples, walnuts, vans and Usage
oranges. Also sweet potatoes, corn and
alfalfa of the third cutting this year.
Andy johnson brough. in the finest
sample of Usage oranges we ever saw
one stalk had eleven oranges on.
In the front row of samples We saw
II. II. NcElwainse pickle which he rails
ed in bottle.
c. NJ. Beeson has magnificent basket
of corn there. III fact the best we ever
saw, unless it is that of Mr.. Belmear's
]. T. Mctcalf, South Dodge, has two
very fine squashes on exhibition, which
he raised in his garden on the south
side
While looking at the different displays
Mr.. A. II. Snyder brought in handsome
stalk of hemp which is fully five feet
high.
Everybody is requested 10 bring in
their samples ON or before next Saturday
if possible. as that will be the grand
opening day. There will be large nun
Der of prizes offered. the lis; of which
is not yet prepared.
Mr.. j. p Bloom has offered $500 in
cash for the one who brings in the finest
display of peanuts raised in Ford county.
Altogether the prizes will amount to
about $4,000. Elsewhere in this paper
may be found c. III. Beeson's prize which
he offers ON corn. This should be con-
tested by all.
ANY information in regard to the dis
play of goods or prizes RAY be obtained
by addressing Mr.. H. H. Covert. the su-
pcrintendenl IS . $3.50
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-09-27

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For accommodations in this car, please
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