Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-07

We understand two Joint" keepers {
the city told the city marshall that the
proposed to keep in the business, in de
ance of the city officials. Such treaso
should be summarily dealt with. Max
the traffic odious.
The strawberry and ice cream socis
given by the ladies of the NJ. E. church
last Friday night. was pronounced sue
cess, and the large crowd went ava
feeling that it was one of the most en-
joyable.evenings they had participated il
for years.
Dodge City has public drinking foun
tains. and has the name of each stree
painted and placed at the corner of tn
street so that strangers can convenient.
find their way from one part Of the cit.
to an other. Kansas City has neither o
these conveniences.
Prof E. D. Webb, was elected, by tn
board of Education, last Monday night
as superintendent of the public school
of Dodge City. Prof. Webb is scholar
an educator and gentleman for whom
every one has a good word. This ap
pointment will give universal satisfac
ton.
The fifth semi-annual session of thu
Garden City district conference, of thu
NJ E. church, will be in Dodge City
June 12 - and H. The public are in
vited to attend. The exercises will b'
held in connection with The Dodg'
School of Theology at the first NJ. E
church. w. V. Burns, Secy.
We look at our wheat nearly ready t.
harvest-our oats in head-our corn F,
foot or more in hight. Our gardens fill
led with all the vegetables we can use
our delicious strawberry short cake
We look at all these and forget that oul
eastern friends are having heavy frosts
and that vegetation is scarcely started.
SECOND HAND STORE.-If you want
bargains in all household furnishing and
clothing. and farming implements, come
and see us. If you have second hand
goods of any kind bring them to us, and
we will pay you their value. P. H.
SUcHRUE. Old Dodge City Times build.
ing, on Chestnut Street, Dodge. City
Kansas.
We invite you to come and see the fine
farm lands of Ford county. See our
growing crops, our large herds of blood
ed cattle. Come and converse with our
industrious well to do farm
ers, our wide awake business men, and
be convinced that here are opportunities
to make home, and competency for
old age found in no other country.
Les those interested in keeping the
TINES the best weekly paper in Kansas
send in the news. Let farmers see that
their interests are properly represented.
Have your crops reported, and your
stock interests placed before the people.
Let the Farmers Alliances see that
their meetings are reported to the TINES
and we will be glad to give you space in
our columns.
We want it understood that Fatty"
IS the heavy weight, and does all the
The smuggling for the TINES office. He
strikes 200 pound blow. For the sake
If the dear children get policy on your
life before you undertake the job of
cleaning out the Office. The editor is
meyer in, to the man of wrath, but Fatty
waits on him all the same, and grants
he satisfaction required.
Mr.. Samuel Stephens, a wealthy far.
ner of Missouri was in the city during the
past week looking over our fine country
'or investments. He was so we'll salts
led with our prospects that he purchas-
ID quite large body of land, which he
will improve and stock with graded cat
lie. Mr.. Stephens is the kind of men we
ike to see come to Ford county. and to
Ill such we extend an open hand of
welcome
The A. 7. & S. F. railroad will sell
tickets to the annual meeting of the Ma
;ional Educational association, held at
San Francisco, California, June 18th to
10Th, at S62 for the round trip, good for
70 days from date of sale and for 80 days.
Going passage tickets will be on sale