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Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Land Omce Bulletin.
Our Washington correspondent sends
Is the following information:

Our washington correspondent sends
US the following information:
LAND CONTESTS DECIDED.
The names of the successful parties
are pinted first.
United States VS. johnson Kennedy.
United States VS. Willis Peoples
United States VS. Frank Dotson.
United States VS. Marie T.. De Gree
United States VS. Benjamin p Knans.
James A. Harrison VS. United States.
United States VS. Cyrus T. Gardner.
Paul n. Metcalf VS. Willard c. Cram.
William E. Lewis VS. James 5. Smith.
Jerome A. Glazier VS. Rob't F. Barnett,
Albert H. Atkinson VS. Nathaniel NJ
Smith.
Eber N. Gouse VS. Marshall c. Lee.
James w. George VS. Albert s Burnhan
John V. Cooper VS. Mary Watt
R. NJ. Broct0n VS. J. w. Dawson
w. d. Welsh VS. p j. Cavanaugh
Andrew Boyd VS. D. T. Stamp.
J. d. Long VS. A. c. Harkins.
John A. Fowlston VS. Benz Russell
Isaac F. Bane VS. Willis G. Emerson
W. S. johnson VS. J. GRAY.
G. w. Moore VS. Willis House.
VIM. P. Agnes VS. J. c. Mckee
Office T. BOlviser VS. Shabel W. Clark.
G. w. Winder VS. Chas. A. Winder
Charles F. Campbell Us Thos. E. Martin
Thos. E. Martin VS. James W Jones.
John Campbell VS. William H. Collins.
Thomas A. Coulter vs. Joseph y. jack
son.
Deavitt C. Rynearson VS. Thomas A
Coulter.
United States sv Albert II. Adkienson.
Charles W. Powers VS. Raphael Rosen
thai.
Nathan T. Peddycork VS. Joseph r.
Knox.
Fritz Kordis vs. William A. Robertson.
Aaron c. Ostron VS. Albert D. Luce
John ". Hampton VS. Herman Selz.
William A. Lone VS. Robert Myers.
Walter S. Regal VS. Willis A. Moody.
Edwin r. Collins vs. George Schneider
Levi n. Throtter VS. Frank F. Tompkins
F. w. Boyd VS. Kate Smith
Seth p. Williams VS. Walter s Hosack.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
goyaI Echoes.

Royal Echoes.
! Officer Andy EyaIts was to Dodge City
/ Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Bohr departed for Pueblo
Colorado Saturday of last week. where
she expects to make her future home.
/ c. B. WILDER was a caller in this burg
Wednesday afternoon Mr. Wilber re-
ports business quite duh in Colorado and
New Mexico
Surprise party At the residence of P. r.
Hobble Wednesday evening.
Amos Rains and Ed Myers had their
mustaches amputsted Wednesday. Rats,
No more hlir-iying in mine.
\. l. Gail favored The Royal literary
society with song saturday evening.
Play party at the residence of Doc
Snyder Friday evening The play pro-
ceeded by the playing of Possom Pie.
Messrs. Samuel Crawford. Bert Merrill
accompanied ny the Misses Lizzie and
Nettie Miller. all of Belle Center. attend
ed the social hop at the residence of p. r.
Hobble Wednesday evening. Samie and
Berthe furnished the music.
J. d. Bohr mule team attached 10 a
wagon ran away Saturday morning. No
damage done.
Prof. Atkins and his assistants. of
Dodge City, were present at the literary
society AT the R;denour school house
Saturday evening. The professor made
the evening quite interesting with tie
battery and chemicals We would be
very thankful to have the professor meet
with Us again
Master oakley's performance on the
trapeze was excellent.
Sambo entertained the audience with
songs, picking on the banjo.
The Royal literary society elected its
officers Saturday evening for the ensu-
ing four weeks: President, c. |. Thome;
vice-president. Nelson Hobble: Secretary,
Miss Minnie Phillips; treasurer, John
Minor; editor of paper, x. V. Ridenour;
assistant editor, Miss Irine Baker.
Dodge City was we'll represented at
Belle Center Friday evening
We pronounce Prof Atkins, Sambo,
the other cclored gentlemen first t-class
fire eaters.
PossoN PIE.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
District Conference.

The Sixth >semi-anniial session of the
Garden City District Conference will be
held at Jetmore, Kansas. Feb. 20 and 81 E.
1889. On the evening of the Goth Bro. j.
w. Wright will preach. The 2lst will be
given to business. Let every local preacher
and exhOrter be present. Members from
the north viii notify Bro. n. II. Davis at
Ness City. and transportation will be ar
ranged. Those from the south will come
via Dodge and notify Bro. Lowther. An
''on the way meeting will be held at Ness
and Dodge q tie 10th.
A. p. GEORGE, z. L.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Our College.
DODGE CITY. Feb. 8. 1889.
!, Professor Powelson:

DODGE CITY, Feb. 8. 1889.
To Professor Powelson:
Many of our citizens would be more
interested in helping college enterprises
if they knew exactly what condition il is
in, and on what particular line you need
help. will venture the assertion that
not one in ten of our citizens know The
conditions upon which the enterprise
was started. and know still less of the
cause of its apparant delay. The build
ing company, MIR. Soule, the contractors,
etc. each in their turn receiye the blame
from parties who claim to know, but who
yet cannot agree with anyone else as to
the actual cause.
Enlighten us, so that the proper pres
sure may brought to bear at the proper
place. AN INTERESTED CITIZEN.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
CORRESPONDENTS.
PieaSa ant Hill.


Oar schools at No. 81 and it have
again resumed business.
Vacation IS over and ali are happy.
1ir. 5. Bnrrell has returned from the
east.
Profs. Wilkinson aud Brown room to-
gether
Prayer-meetinr was well attended at
Greens TIN hrrSday evening. Next Thurs
day it viii DEE ~ Render
Thresher Is in onr midst, and the grain
is being sacked
Mr.. Stark has returned to our neigh
borhood
Stiles and Rnnnals we're seen close
ly pursuing two coyotes Friday evening.
b. c. S
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Resolutions.
HEADQUARTERS LEWIS POsT G. AR.
Department of Kansas,

Resolutions.
HEADQUARTERS LEWIS POsr G. A. R.. \
| Department of Kansas.
Dodge City Kan, Feb. 9. 1889.
RESOLVED. That we cordially endorse
and recommend to the G. A. r. depart
ment OF Kansas. Comrade Henry Booth.
OF B. F. Larned post, as in every way
qualified to ill the position of depart
| ment commander.
RESOLVED. That in Comrade Booth
we have man who by his wide experi-
ence. extended acquaintance and iufiu-
ence throughout the nation. faithfulness
In the discharge of many and important
official trusts that have been committed
to him. his uniform courtesy and kind
ness in all the relations of life, if elected
to the office of department commander.
VIII be worthy successor to his hon
ored comrades who haye preceded him in
that position and will bring an unexam-
pied era of success and prosperity to our
beloved order within our state.
RESOLVED, That as Comrade Booth
has. as senior vice commander. performed
the duties of department commander. it
would be but courtesy and simple act
OF justice to confer upon him the hOnors
OF the position. the duties of which he
has discharged in such an acceptable
manner.
RESOLVED. That a copy of these reso-
lutiOns be forwarded to Comrade Booth.
published in our city papers and spread
upon the minutes of the post.
E. d. SWAN.
Committee J, N WIeRT,
ID ID. ROSE.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

An exchange says: a man who kicks
his wife out of bed on a cold winter
morning when the thermometer is TWEEN
iy degrees below zero. to build fire, is
n mean man. \ church member who is
worth 9i00,000 and pays his preacher on
ly 81 year, is very mean cuss, with
whom the angels will never desire to as
sociate. \ man who will live two weeks
on soup made from two horn buttons, is
a mean and niggardly creature, on whom
the devil will never care to feast The
man who will beat child for poking its
finger in pail of water and enquiring
what became of the hole when it took its
finger out, IS Il very mean man. The
man who loafs on the street corner for
the sole purpose of making remarks
about the ladies who chance to pass by,
is one who ought to be stretched up by
the heels till that part where the brain
ought to be IS filled with blood But the
meanest man the Lord ever let live on
the face of the globe. is one who will re-
fuse to take his paper out of the post
Office when he owes two or three dollars
for back subscription. n.-EX
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

On next Saturday J. r. Foreman will
leave for Chicago to purchase the spring
stock of goods for Il. u. Wright & Co,
and after which he will sever his CON
nection with the iIrm and go to Pueblo.
where he intends 10 embark in business
for himself Baker. as he is Familiarity
called, has been connected with the firm
of T. N. Wright x Co. for nearly ten
years, during which time he has made a
host of friends, all Of whom will regret
to hear of his leaving Dodge City for
good. Mr.. John Scho!l will fill the DO
sition of manager made vacant by Mr..
Foreman leaving.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
a Card Of Thanks.

We wish to most sincerely thank our
friends for their kindness during our late
bereavement; for the beautiful floral dec
orations; the choir. and all who so kind
sen and brother J. ". SPRINGER
NJ A. SPRINGER
W. ID. SPRINGER
J. E. SPRINGER.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

Is one which is guaranteed to bring ysu
Al -ia'-i"ry results. or in case Of failure .
rFrrn "i purchase price. On this afe
I. .aan you can buy from our advertised
. 'r''s.i>i a bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Dis.
,--s' ~ i"r consumption. Il ID guaranteed
';. relief ia every care, when med for
80 'a',-i"-b of rhruar. Lungs Or Chez,
= ,ai-iniPtion.l .ln1amasim Of Lana,
- '-'haa. Whooping Ceqgh,
-ic- IL is pleasant an6 aGyeos.
,>-''-;iiy afs, nd 1n alv1ND
-. .ss" Tft3 boo1Ds loe 6
''is ssofs ]
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
A Series of Sermons

At the Presbyterian church, beginning
Feb. 10, 1859, or The Life and Work OF
Jesus"
1. Jesus Life Of Doing.
. Jesus Life of Sorrow
3 Jesus Life Of Self-sscrifce.
/. Jesu WORK OF Substitution.
>. Jesus yors os Reconciliation.
6. Jesu- Completed Work
J. Il. WRIGHT, Pastor.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

All patrons of the Excelsior Laundry
are hereby notified that have removed
my Office from the Bee Hive Bath Rooms
to Owens Barber Shop. on Front street.
Please leave orders and packages there.
n p. LAuGHTON.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
High Tea,

to be given by the ladies of the Episco.
pal Mission az the residence of Mrs. j. II.
Fnlay, northeast corner of First avenue
and Oak street. Thursday evening, Feb.
II. from . to 10 o clock. p. M. Supper,
p cents. You are invited to attend.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Notice..

All persons intending to use water
from the Eureka Irrigating Canal for the
season of 1889, will please call at the
company's Office in Dodge City and
make contract for same before March /,
1889. g. G. GILBERT.
3S-tf Superintendent.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
To the Ladies'.

Having sold number of the famous
White sewing machines in this city. to
placed in the hands of Dean & Purdam
lat Emmerson's old stand) lot of the
White sewing machine oil; the finest in
the world. j. MCCURDY.
Ag't White Sewing Machine.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

All the members of the Cowboy band
are now in the city, and are busy prepar-
ing for their trip to Washington. The
concert to be given on Friday, Feb. 22nd,
promises to be the finest musical treat
ever given in the city, and the band has
placed the price of tickets to the concert
at % cents, SO all may hear them. The
boys will appear in full dress uniform.
and the rink will no doubt be crowded.
Tickets are for sale at all of the stores in
the city. The following is the roster of
the band:
G. N. Beeson, manager.
Roy Drake, musical director.
L. E. Warren and J. S. welch drum
majors.
w. II. Fletcher, picalo.
Sol. Hawthorne, E flat clarinet.
e. NJ. Beeson, 1st B flat clarinet.
Mel Hawthorne, Ind B fiat clarinet.
Jay Drake, lst E fiat cornet.
Roy Drake. End E flat cornet.
c. NJ. Makepeace. solo B flat cornst.
Jack Sinclair, LIST B fiat cornet.
Ed. Sheldon, and B fiat cornet.
L. Beder, 3rd B fiat cornet.
Theo. lyle, solo alte.
Oscar White, LIST alto.
Estel Reamer. 2nd alto.
S. Warren, lst tenor.
E. Pitts. 2nd tenor.
Frank Warren, baritone.
G. V. Aeserole, euphonium.
e. Otero, tuba.
c. Porter. tuba.
Jas. DoOlittle, bass drum.
Harry Gyles, side drum.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

We desire to inform the public that we
have made extensive arrangements for
selling and exchanging Ford county land.
We have lands and town property in al
most every state. List your property
with US. KIRKPATRICK 6, MARTIN.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
REGISTRATION NOTICE

The poll books for the registration of
voters in the different wards of the CITY
of Dodge City will be open until March
%. 1889 Office hours for registering
from 10 to l2 o'clock A. NJ. and from
to 6 o'clock p. NJ; also such other hours
as the clerk is in his office.
GEO. +. JONES.
City Clerk.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
HOW TO SEND MONEY.

| would prefer to have money sent by
American express order; all sums of s.
and under cost only five cents. and if or
der is lost, money will be promptly re
funded to sender If not convenient to
obtain express order, money can be sent
by registered letter or postoffice money
order or postal rOte, drawn on Portland,
Michigan. Postage stamps will not he
accepted only from our customers that
cannot obtain an express order Only
those of one cent denomination wanted.
PRICE LIST
One dozen plants by mail 60 cents; two
dozen plants by mail. 81; one hundred
plants by express. So so; one thousand
plants by express or freight sl5.
Plants are carefully packed in damp
moss and delivered to express or freight
office. for which make no extra charge.
l.. ID. STAPLES,
Portland, Michigan.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Description Of the sIueberrv


The blueberry is a valuable fruit and
is reliable fruit to grow in our north
ern states were the more tender varieties
of fruits winter-kill. 1t is perfectly
hardy, having stood forty degrees be-
low zero without showing any injury to
the most tender buds. 1t ripens in this
latitude about the 1st of July and is
borne in clusters like currants; shape,
round; color. redish purple at first, but
becomes blush black when fully
ripened. The flavor is equal to the rasp-
berry. very mild. rich. sub-acid; pro-
nounced by most people delicious. 1t
may be served with sugar and cream or
cooked sauce, and is splendid canned for
winter use. The plant seems to flourish
in all soils and is prolific bearer. 1t
grows very stoCky and makes nice
hedge. The shining dark green leaves
and the blue fruit making pleasing con
trast. The demand for the fruit is great
and usually brings fifteen cents per quart
They commence bearing the first year af-
ter setting out. and yields full crop
the second and third year after setting
ont They are propagsted from suckers
and root cuttings. The plant is about
the height and size of a currant bush and
very stOcky, holding the fruit well up
from the ground. Plants should be set
in the spring during March. April and
May, in rows two or three feet apart and
five or six feet between the rows. max
ing perfect hedge. and no grass or
weeds should be allowed to grow between
rOMS.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Wanted.

To trade drug store with an elegant
line of drugs for horses. mules or cattle.
This is bargain. Call on or address
If GEO. B. Cox.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
30 Acres

of fine farming land for sale at . bargain;
only five miles from Dodge City; all lev
ei. nice land. iine house 14x32; a good
well of water; a splendid cellar, and .
sod barn. Inquire at TINES Office. If
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
For Sale or Rent,

one of the finest farms in Ford county.
containing 100 acres of land all well wa
tered and well timbered; good stone
house, and co acres under cultivation.
Terms VIII be reasonable to anyone who
wants . farm. Inquire of W. J. Spencer
ot this once.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Portland, Nichiga

Subscribe now for the TINES, and get
one of those handsome marriage certiti-
Gates free of charge
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
For Rent,

\ farm of 160 acres situated in the
northeast part Of Ford county, Kansas.
Address, L. A. GREENWOOD,
Galesburg, III.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

Bring your Job work to the TINES. We
guarantee first-class work and prices as
low as the lowest
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

y squaw down in the Indian territory
has learned to chew gum, That do set
tie it There is nothing now in the way
of opening and civilizrns oklahoma.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

Snowflake" bread, pies and cakes at
u. NJ. Gwinner's City bakery. first door
north of J. H. Crawfords grocery store.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

the pupils of the college musical de-
partmcnt. which is in charge of Miss
Maggie Newton, gave musical recital
on last Saturday evening.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

They al go t. " 5 Pagan for cheap
money Office Fir=i national bank build
inr.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

The admission 10 the concert of the
Cowboy band on Feb. -, is twenty-five
cents. Everyone should attend and give
the boys a benefit
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

Farmers owning land over which the
Omaha, Dodge City & Southern railroad
passes, should read the notice found else
where in this paper, which is issued by
the commissioners appointed by Judge
Strang to appr;aise damages. etc
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

Cheap money can be had by calling on
w. s. Pagan; office First national bank
building.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

If you wan two lots in McClure's ad-
dition at a bargain. call at the TINES Of
fee. These lots are the finest in this I'd
dition; both 50xls5 feet. and will be sold
way down in price
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

49, sS a- sSs ee -,
Valentine day.
District court march 70.
Did you est valentine
The Office Of city fire marshall has beer
abolished
Wanied-Everybody to eat at the Ma
iional hotel
The abstract firm Of Todd & Watson
has been ssoived
The event Of the scason-the Cowboy
band concert and ball.
Fine cakes a specially at II. NJ Gwin-
ner's City bakery.
Our cole hole Is now down SO feet.
with strong signs OF gas.
If your business IS constipaied. adyer-
tising pills viii give relief
The roof Of the courl house is being
repaired By Carroll < Warren
Capt. J. Il Finlay and B F. Milton
were at Topeka las; week on business
Rush DcardcT, Of the Republican, was
at Topeka On last Friday and Saturday
The grand bah Of the Cowboy band
takes place one week from tomorrow
night.
You can buy a stove at one fourth its
original cost, at F. Il. Sughrue's second
hand store. Z
j Il. Ripple and stubbs will move in
to the Langton hardware building on the
lst of March
The Phenix club viii give a farewell
party to morrow evening in honor Of J.
B. Foreman.
Thomas Hill has moved his commits
sion store to the stand formerly occupied
by him on Chestnut street.
City politics are on Tic ''qui vlve. and
the ladies are arranging their domestic
affairs with a view to register
the Cowboy band had their picture
taken yesterday while ia full dress uni
form. We want one of them
Fred Hallett hired poet last Saturday
TO write him up an advertisement Ii
can be found on the next page
Elder Collins viii preach next Sunday
night at the Baptis, church on ''sanctif-
cation. All are invited Please bring
your bibles.
The new advertisement OR NJ Wright
L Go. appears in this issue. in which
hey offer special inducements to persons
who want TO buy.
The admission 10 the concert of the
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
RELIGIOUS. SOCIETIES.

THE W. {. r. T.
President.-MRS. :. MUILENDOEE
Nice-Presidy dynt~.-MR-. EMMA METCALF. Mrs T.
CHERINGTON.
Recording Secretary Mis-. ANNA SWAN.
Corresponding Sccretary.-MEs. L. X. SOrER.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. }. D. Goodman enter
tanned large number of friends at their
residence on last Saturday evening. the
occasion being the celebration of their
21st wedding anniversary
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

10, .. T. LODGE.
.i ets in their hall. corner Chestnut St and
Fist Avenue, every Wednesday al 1:3O D. m
Visitors always welcome.
BOB'T. BUCHANAN. Y. G.
CHARLES LEESON. SIC.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

The new advcrtisementofR Il " Wright
i Go. appears in this issue. in which
they offer special inducements to persons
who want TO buy
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

This is the season
when We give real
GENUINE BARGAINS,
We make it a point
to carry over rs little
winter goods as pos
sible that we may offer
YOU at the beginning
of the next winter all
new goods.
: Come in and see
what we can help you
in.
There are yet three
months which we may
reasonably expect
cold, chilly weather,
besides you can get a
garment at a price
that you can afford to
lay itaaway until next
winter and still be
making money.
. Our NEW SPRING
GOODS will be here
i'm due time.
Yours truly,
r. nj. WRIGHT & Co.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14
Our commissioners meet on next Satur-
dav

Our commissioners meet on next Satur
day
Hear the lecture at Kelly's opera hous
tonight
Elsewhere may be found the counci
proceedings.
The soldiers home committee meet a
( Topeka to-day.
d. r. Widmer. of Garden City, was il
! Dodge City On last Monday.
! J. 7. Metcalf has gone to Bellefont
where he will publish a paper
The boom edition of the TIMES will be
the largest ever got cut in western Kan
sas
Fresh popcorn and homemade candy
from pure sugar at N. NJ Gwinner' City
bakery.
James T. Whitelaw returned yesterday
from Topeka, where he had been for a
few days
You should attend the High Tea
social at the residence of j. ii. Finlay
this evening.
The National hotel is the finest place
TO eat in the city. Good accommodations
for everybody.
BoRS-To Mr. and Mrs E. A. Boyer
ON Tuesday, Feb. -, a boy that tips the
scales at pounds.
Jay Drake, of Linens Mo, is in Dodge
again, and will 20 with the Cowboy
band to Washington.
Rev. Alex Newly. of the Christian
church, will preach at the Union church
in this city Sunday, Feb. "A.
J. " Richardson. editor OF the Santa
Fe Monitor, was in the city Tuesday and
paid the TINES Office short visit.
Harry Newfer has purchased the inter
est of J. W Wells in the Star bakery.
The new firm will be known as Majors
Il CO.
Miss Kate Sims, who has been quite
i'll for the past three weeks with Rheu-
matte fever is, we are glad to state, con-
Ed Brooks livery stable is doing
very nice business, and Ed is now able to
get around and attend to some of the
business.
Mary Z. Lease lectures at Kelly's op-
era house this evening. Subject: Ire
land and her people Tickets are only
p cents. and all should go and hear her.
Kirkpatrick & Martin not only furnish
abstracts of title to Ford count lands and
lots, but can furnish abstracts for any
property in the state of Kansas See
them before ordering abstracts. Prompt
attention given to mail orders.
PRESBYTERIAN CuURCH-MOrning sub
ect-''J Jesus Life of Sorrow Evening
;ubiect-"God's Love" Text, John g.
g. Sabbath school at 80 A. NJ. L. T. |
5ork. superintendent. The school still |
Increases. Come and bring the children. |
services at II A. NJ and 8: 30 p NJ All |
IRE cordially invited. Come and bring
-our friends. J. VI. WRIGHT, Pastor.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

\ prominent eastern money Ioaner has
placed a large sum Of money at the dis
posai of kirkpatrick * Martin. who will
loan it on Ford county lands at the low
est rates TO he had in western Kansas.
Office over pGstoffice
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

ST. BERNARD LODGE, No 49,, \. f. a 4. NJ.
Regular communications Second and Fourth
Friday ,ycHEg of each month. All worthy
brothers fritcuIally invited.
t. W. WILLETT, W. NJ.
J. C. BAIRD, SECY.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

The soldiers home committee meet at
Topeka to-day.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

d. r. WiGmer. of Garden City, was in
Dodge City On last Monday.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

1t would stop a good deal of kicking"
and afford much satisfaction to the post
master if each and every person who
sends after their mail would call tor it
themselves. or else not come after it just
after the other party gets it.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

The merchants i'll the towns adjacent TO
Dodge City are beginning TO realize the
fact that they can buy goods in Dodge
City rs cheap as they can by sending east
for them. The Dodge City Wholesale,
Storage * Commission House have a
magnificent trade of this kind. and are
constantly shipping goods.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

The boom edition of the TIMES will be
the largest ever got cut in western Kan
sas
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

Elder Collins viii preach next Sunday
night at the Baptis, church on ''sanctif-
cation All are invited Please bring
your bibles
Dodge City times., 1889-02-14

J. 7. Metcalf has gone to Bellefont,
where he will publish paper