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Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
Roa, ss.ate transfers.

+ Est af real estate transfers for week
| en- ing November 23i. 1899. furnished by
! Conlidge & Todd. abstracters:
/ United States to George II. BE-
lings ne or % p "A H. r. S 500
United States to Zophar P.
Ball. lot & 81 nw3 2e "a II. r. 7.93
United States to Eldridge T.
;5rockmal,, 10. 0. "a "a F. R. 29.23
Benjamin T. Go.hard and wife
90 Henry ". Dickinson. sw! %
90 p " d. 100000
Jacob Siickerman (single) to
Abraham Weinberg, lot blk 10
Dodge City wd. 225.OO
John H. Finlay and wife to
Mary u Martin. lots Is and 10
Shinn's addition. Dodge City wd. 10000
George Il. Anderson and wife
to Mary J. Byrns, lot blk % in
Ford wd 300
". E. Wilson (single) to Chas.
r. Wallace, Sc 1. 90 %. wd. 1900
Philips S. Becker Single to W.
L. Wilson, se4 Il 90 %. wd. 10000
William Il. Moifitt and wife to
Alfreo Nor;hrup, lots % and %
blk 26 Bellefont. wd. $500
William H. Moffitt and wife
Felix Jacques. lot blk II Belle
font. wd. 1000
John 5. Martin and wife to
Geo T. Martin. sw! 2i 26 &c; lot
ell q q. lots and ref sw4
. p ~; lots 80 81 63 Spruce st.
Dodge City and W 80 feet of lot
80 Walnut st. Dodge City. wd. 10000
T. p. OFT and wife to Simon S.
Ot, undivided I of lots 3 / ) and
sci nw4 80 26 a4 wd. 10000
\. II. Otto and wife to Simon S.
OF undivided of undivided
of lots 3 ) and SET nw1 80 26 q
wd. $4,000
". :. Paga.sand wife TO G. NJ.
Hoover, lot blk Cline's addi-
ton to Bellefont wd. $500
". c. Shinn and wife to G. NJ.
Hoover. lots 13 II II blk -
Shinu's addition TO Dodge City.
wd. 100000
Ira Bear and wife to II. l..
Wcllman, lot j blk 6 South Dodge
wd. 1890
Edwin 5. Sims (single) to G. NJ.
Hoover. sw! 50 25 81. wd. 10000
Enterprise Investment Co. to
Charles II Towslee, lots . and
eG nw{ Is 50 90 wd 100000
Lobina s. Collier (widow) to
Maggie J. Sughrue, lot 6 blk 80
Dodge City. wd. 10000
James g. Daley and wife to Joe
Nirdlingey, SET 10 20 81. wd. p 90
Stephen Crane and wife to j.
Z. Campbell, all sec3 % 215l. wd- 3Oo0.oo
james W Brown and wife TOD.
3. Watkins, sci 26 30 26. wd 10000
The celebrated Iowa Black coal is now
on sale at the Rock Island depot Try
il, Il is the best and cheapest yet
braught to our city. Orders promptly fill
ed
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Prof. Loisette's Memory System Is
Creating greater interests than ever in all
parts of the country, and persons wish
ing to improve their memory should send
for his prospectus free - advertised in
another column.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
Mss. D. NJ. COULTER

Successfully treats Paralysis,
Scrofula, Rheumatism, atarrh
Hemmorhoids or Piles, and all
other chronic diseases. Her
general family practice receiv-
es prompt attention. Office at
the residence of John Mueller,
north east from the court house.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
Buy Your Holiday Goods Mt Cost.

It is impossible for us to give prices on
everything in our establishment, but by the
above prices it will be understood that we
will sell everything at proportionate prices
Remember the entire stock must 90 and
therefore call and get first choice
H. S. & W. MER. co.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

w. p Verbeck was entertaining his
friends on last Saturday After We editor
had received cigar we discovered it was
a girl that had arrived at his house on
Saturday morning. The father is getting
along nicely.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
Rock, kas., totes.

Most beautiful weather.
The farmers are busy engaged thrash
ing wheat and husking corn. Corn is
selling at fifteen cents per bushel- Fail
wheat is looking nicely and doing well.
Several of the farmers around here are
corn feeding cattle for the spring market.
Resubmission is getting to be quite an
issue with the people of Cowley county.
The Democrat peoples ticket OF Cow
ley county was elected.
The Democrats gave dinner in Win
field Nov. 10th.
The famous Gilmore band is billed
for Winfield Nov. 2Sth large number
of citizens of Rock will take in the sights
on that day. Democrat.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The celebrated Iowa Black coal is now
on sale at the Rock Island depot Try
it. 1t is the cheapest yet brought TO
our city. Orders promptly filed.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Marshall Tarbox informs us that he
will only wait until Dec. 1st. for the oc-
cupation tax that has not been paid in.
After that time he is instructed to arrest
all parties not having paid up. This is a
pointer and one that should be needed by
all who are as yet delinquent.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
Probably an ExaeseSa.ion.

From the Emporia Republican.
One Cause of Dom Pedro's downfall
was that he wouldn't stay at home. II
is claimed that he spent very little more
time in Brazil than the Kansas senator's
do in Kansas. But that Is probably an
exaggeration.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
REMOVED.

The Excelior Laundary has removed TO
-ith Ave, south Of r. r. where | can he
found at all times prepared 10 do first.
class laundry work, work called for and
delivered free Of charge.
RoBT. S LAUGHToN. Prop
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

10000 acres OF choice heavy Pine Tim
Der worth 3l5 per acre, Free from debt.
s miles from county sea; of Laurens Co.
Georgia. For trade for mortgaged land
in Kansas. VIII give 100 acres of good
land as above described. for 100 acres of
mortgaced land in Kansas. Owner Of this
land will paw the mortgage On your land
AS soon as the trade is closed. 50 there
will be 10 Judgment against Yea On tie
mortgage. Write to me quic! 10 ciiag-
ges made 20 make the deal.
w II. SCHEENERHORN
1t Bloom, Kansas.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

W. f. Alexander is now stopping at
home. where his friends are invited to
call. Although alone he has plenty of
reading matter and is a great conversa-
tionalist. Call aud see him
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
LaEo coKTEsTS DECIDED.

The following contests in the Garden
City District have been decided during
the past week The names of the sue
cessful parties are printed first;
Robert C. Aeams VS. Henry Thele.
Joseph L. Nelson vs. John c. Fisher.
Abraham B. Bark vs. Joseph VI Salyin.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

MIR. Weston. Assistant Engineer of the
Rock Island roa dassisted by o Keefe and
crew made survey last week of the
road to be built from the Rock Island to
the Santa Fe
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

J. Warden James gave magic lantern
entertainment at the NJ E. Church on
last Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Tomorrow friday evening will be the
last in our city All should attend.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

why did your fool ancestors make the
thistle their national emblemg" asked
an Englishman of Scotchman For
some ass like you to nibble at was the
caustic reply.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The celebrated Iowa Black coal is now
on sale at the Rock Island depot. Try it,
it is the best and cheapest yet brought
to our city. Orders promptly filled.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Mr.. W. II. Pearce has been appointed
manager of Kelly's Opera house. All ar
rangements for the use of the opera house
should be made with him personally.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The New York store is doing a large
business in their wholesale department
and only yesterday We noticed several
cases being shipped TO adjoing towns
bv that firm.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Marriage remarked Biggs '' is a sort
of brief swoon. When | was first mar
ried l thought Mrs B. and were one:
but it wasn't long before we come two
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Young man do not be deceived. Your
best girl dosen't care half so much about
you getting mustache as she does about
YOU getting your salary raised.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The celebrated Iowa Black coal Is now
on sale at The Rock Island depot. Try
il. II is the b ST and cheapest coal VI, t
brought to our city. Orders promptly e ]
ed.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The man who hides his light under a
bushel is apt to be very extravagant.
Usually pint cup would serve the pur-
pose.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Some one writes who is Browning,
the poet:" We don't know who is brown
ing the poet, but the critic is frequently
roasting him.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The masquerade ball given by Beeson' S
Orchestra last evening was well patroniz-
ed and fully 100 couple were on the floor
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

THE tight coat sleeve is now thing
of the past says fashion item; but
girls who are pretty all know better
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Rev. Donegan, who is now doing busi
ness in Kansas City, arrived home yester
day for short visit at home.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Occupation tax must be made by the
first of january. Those who have not
paid by that time will be prosecuted
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The celebrated Iowa Black coal is now
on sale at the Rock Island depot. Try
it, 1t is the best and cheapest coal yet
brought to our city. Order promptly fill
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The hotels were all crowded on last
Monday evening by people who came 10
see Gilmore.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Dumly says he has often noticed that
the slowest men sometimes wears fastest
colors
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

A rare opportunity to make $4,000
before Christmas. Address with ref.
Cast, St. Louis.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Cold weather, a little snow and many
bad colds, is the weather report so far
this week
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
snEREIFF,s SALE

state of Kansas. Ford county IS.
Gay Ferrier by his next friend l.. II. FeErier,
W = Cline and Sailic Ann Cline.
Nv virtue OF an order Of sale 10 me directed and
delivered Issued out of the 9th Judicial District
Court of the State Of kansas. sitting n and for
Ford county, IL said stat. viii, on
Saturday. December 2Sth- 4. - iasS. az the
hour OF 5Oclc- X .. N. OF said day. al the Court
House door in Dodge City, in the County and state
aforesaid, offer public sale and sell 20 the high
est bidder, 10. cash In hand. the following deserb
ed real property. to vii:
Lots No. ten ti0l eleven GD and twelve Cl2l in
block No twenty-three t23J in the city Of spcare-
Vile, Ford county. Kansas.
Said property 10 be sold commanded by the
sad Order OF sale.
H. B. BELL Sheriff
sheriff-s Office. Nov. eth, 1883
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The monkey goes TO the sunny side of
the tree when he wants warmer climb
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

1t is time some one referred to Secre-
tary Bayard as the sturdy oak and his
bride as the clingIng Clymer.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

X. N. Wright returned home on last
Tuesday from business trip TO the east.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Babbitt, the famous soap man, is dead.
is hardly necessary to state that he
left a clean record
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Quite delegation of Ford City boys
were in our city Yesterday
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

H. II. Harrington and Frank Only went
hunting geese in the eastern part of the
county on last Tuesday.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

A new second hand store will be opned
in the Marsh building on next Monday.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Chauncy Beeman and Mr. Giles were
doing business in our city on last Satur
dan
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Thanksgiving Services were held at the
PRESBYTERIAN church TODAY
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Dr. \. ii. Hard, who is now located at
Guthrie, is spending his Thanksgiving at
his home here in Dodge.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

d. l.. Sweeney returned home Tuesday
from his visit in Topeka.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

All-silk Ribbons, No. 4, 5, Z, SC I'd
Ai!-silk Ribbon No. 8, and 12 1Oc I'D
Ali-siik, Brocade handkerchfs, 374c
A Good Line Shirsings, ), 6,7, Sc I'D
Straw Tickinss, tic yd
Haliwool Jeans, 148c I'd
All-wool Jeans, 22lc yd
White Flannel half wool, SIC I'D
White Flannel, all-wool Opera 29c yd
He'd Flannel, all-wool. 23c yd
Wool Plaid Flannel, 19c yd
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Extra Fine Comfort Calico. Be- yd
Your choice of Oil Calieos IL
Dress Patterns. 44c I'd
Uubleached Cottoa Flannels, 6c yd
Unbieached Muslin. llc yG
B!cached Muslin, 4lc yd
Red. Blue and Gray Shaker
Flannels, lSc yd
White Shaker Flaunels. Gle yd
Pure IRISH Linen Toweling, &c yd
Pure Irish UnbleacLed Table
Linen, lSc yd
\ Fine line Dress Delanes, Is yd
Sc in. all wool Flaunels, Dress, 19c yi
SO in. all-wooi Flaanels, Ex- :
ira Fine, 2Sc I'd
3G in. all wool f'Ianne!s, XXX, 36ge yd
81 in ali-wool Flannels, Xxx, 53c yd
81 in. Chester Broadcloths. lie I'd
Fine Line Fancy Dress Buttons 4c
All wool Worsted Toboggans, 19e
All wool Children & Misses
Hoods l9c
Children's and Misses heavy
all wool Hase, &c and l0c pr
Ladies heavy all-wool Hose,
lSe ana 20c pr
Wool Yarns, per pound, +9e
Clark o. \. T. Cotton, ic spl
10 / Comforts, each 75e
Ex. fine red OH Comforts each 99c.
lG White and Grey Mized
Blankets G9c.
Assorted lot Ladies Corzets,
each Doe
Ladies Cashmere Gloves, l5c pr
Ladies fancy bordered Hand
kcreh;efs, each &c
Ladies ai:-wool Cashmere Jcr-
seys. 75e mp
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
School Report.
Scholars neither absent or tarIy dur
ing the month of November;
SECOND WARD.

SECOND WARD.
ROOM 10. l.
Willie Miller. Clyde Underwood. Clara BaIcr,
Eta Dad-r, Fannie Boswick.
ROOM No. =
Myrtle Rose, Rcnnic Krck Frankie Coke, Tom
my Boyd, Dick Evans, Otto Falknor. Clyde Ham
mond.
ROOM NO. J.
Jamie King, George King, Winnie Beatile. Rich
ard Froman. Arvin Failnor, Willie Williams, Net
tie Rose. Mary PhiPps, Flora Martin, Carrie Ba-
ker, Lizzie Lenz, Grace Rose. GeTtie Jordan.
ROOM 40. I,
John Nelson Beverly Policy. Forrest Rose, Rob
man, I.ottie Judd Elnelia Nelson, Anna Martin
Maggie Hickerson.
THIRD WARD.
ROOM No. !.
Clyde Zimmerman, Ciarance Rankin, Lillian
Jones. Mamie Hassler. Sadie Boyer. Florence Ran
kin, Alice Gedeson, Maggie Cowen, Mamie GREY,
Oscar Osborn Henry Osborn, Jimmie Saunders,
ClaFance Rankin, Fran! Osborn, Russell Furger-
son. Joy Cismpctt.
ROOM 40. ,
Dilly Baird, Herman Dickerson, Ralph McIn-
tyre. Anthony Stark y aldo iarboN.
ROOM No. ,.
Frdd Berg. Fred MunseI Sadie Dlockson, Nil
ton Burns. James Sleeier. Lucy Logan.
ROOM NJ. (.
Fred sicetcr. Jessie GaGdis Lizzi. Tarboz, sallie
Cover. Moliie Swoencg, Nettie Tarbox. Edith
Ayres, Eva Geady.
SOUTH SIDE.
Lizzie Madden.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
Shoe Department.

Ladies Button Kid Shoes 3 80
Ladies Button Goat or Calf
Shoes. lis
Children's Solid Tipped School
Shoes, 6 to y, 80
Children's Solid Tipped School
Shoes, q to lOt SOC to .96
Misses Goat Shoes, size & =, ~
Mems Solid Calf Shoe, Button,
Lace and Congress I.19
Mems Solid French Calf Shoes, l.49
Mems Solid Calf Boots, 1.59
Boys Solid Calf Boots, LOO
Gents Gray Un6 erwear, each, .29
Gents Gray Undrw'r FIX. each .35
Gents Red Flannel Underwear 40
Gents Solid Suspenders, Is
Gents all-wool Socks, heavy
weight, Is
Gents Red wool Mitts, II
Gents Buckskin lined Mitts 40
Gents Scotch Caps, 80
Gints Wool Soft Hats, 49c
Gents Flannel top Shirts, .75
Gclts jean Pants. .S5
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The Sons Inf Veterans will give mas
qurade on New years eve.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Thanks2iv,nR.

Our Yankee forcfathers had wisdom right smar
For, knowing III 'ns nature to grumole,
They on. one day in the year set apart
For him 10 feel thankful and humble.
To make that one very short day success
They toasted and stuffed him with turkey,
So he, feeling good, might his blessings confess
And see his surroundings less murky.
For ore lif'le day in the whole OF the year
They asked him to leave of complaining
And give few thanks 10 the One we revere
For blessings He ever is raining.
But man wouldn't do it-not even if he
On turkey forever was dining;
The dark side Of clouds he will eagerly see
And hide from their silvery lining.
Unless he finds fault he's not happy at all,
And cen on this day he should treasure.
His turkeys too big-Or his turkeys too small
To suit his unsuitable measure.
But some time. we hole-wher millenium's here
A man may be found who is living
Who'll do all his growing one day in the year,
And spend all the re-t in Thanksgiving.
II. c. DODGE.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

John Gilbert arrived home on last Tues
day.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

The celebrated Iowa Black coal is now
on sale at the Rock Island depot. Try
it, 1t is the best and cheapest yet
brauEht to our city. Orders promptly fill
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28

Let us all give thanks to day.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
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SbafDpee fir $3500,-104Icres2a no,
80 Mcres unter Gultur, 80 in Minter=
tpeisen, Der Geit @eibe= ilnb Splalano,
fir $35OO-$16,0 600 fault cine Stpds
farm BON 600 Qcres, nlr IL Meilen
bon Sbafppee NIT guten @ebduliGtei=
ten, leidten 8~eoinsunsen. = Npd siele
ioniise Sarmen auf leidte 8eoingun=
gen -6duier unb 2Ots in iebem Spell
Der Stabt.
Better S6pnartb IT,, 80
Oit Ate StraBe, Srpt 8lpd, bat fol-
genoe Bargains SIR $4,000 9aus II.
Got an Sslebart, rabe ct. Ilbans Str.
$4,000 fir !6ails ltno 9pt an CHARLES
Str. nabe Sent. $4,000 fir idDnes
6aus uno 2pt an Sumo StraBe nabe
Strabenbobn> $1OO baar uno $40 mo-
natlid. $500 per Stid fiir spei 2pts
an lexington Qpe. nabe 8ront Ctr,
$50 baar unb $40 mpnatli4. $4,000
fir 2pt an Sslebart @traBe nabe Sent
leidte 8eoingunse1. $4,000 fir gde
uno innere 2ot an oft 7ter Ctr. nabe
|Gnbe Der &abel 2inie. $500 2ots. in
Sanbprn's Miowap Qbb. StraBen
graoirt.
- &amaIep & g., Dapipn
8lpd, Gde 8. uno Sadipn StraBe> pers
faufen fdDne 2ots in Gamalebzg arf,
@bite 8ear Safe fir $3.50 per 2ot nit
nur $50 Gnaablung. IS iino bort
idpn 40 6d,tier, BON welden IS i'm
Wirter betpobnt itnb, sebaut. Cine
Before @elesenbeit gibt es faum. Sir
ben Spmmer iinb iolae Sots uniiber'
trefai9.
= Sci @eibe & 2ofitat
Gde 0ter uro Sddlon Strabe, gtbt es
fplsenoe Bargains :: 1900 geres in
8eder So Mim ge9en Ct. Saul
gigentbum 3u bertauiden, sleidfaas
1000 Ncres in Sac Aui garle &c.
$50 Mcres nabe Maoelia, Mim., 800
Qcres in &ittipn &c., Mtnn., 24O@cres
in Carlton 60, 16O Mcres in 8urnett
60, @is. $50 Neres nabe glear2afe,
Minn., cine Der beiten Sarmen inSber=
burne So g%rDbtentbeils perbelIert, Maz
idinerie unb gtebitano einseidlolien,
81 oertauiden sesen ct. Saul @isens
tbum.