The Globe-republican., 1890-04-16

More rain yesterday. Mr..
-- father Of
And some more this morsisg. -,.;,s, :,
IN v,:..1.- 3. 5, E..... r;,v ,h;s on the at
week. Don,
pru.,d = .h,. 20 h. an, third mo
again after a weeks illness. cas-" '""'
ie fact.
Ask the Palace Drug Co. what De-
Wits Little Early Risers are. ~
exact dat
&C. G. Gilbert was taken violently i'll Peak Sis
at his Office yesterday afternoon and was citizens
taken home in a carriage. elaborate
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your produce. They will give you Or The NJ
oefs Ior either ofy sooos Vi "r"ss' u ton of c
N M.c.r-, one of our LEADING .,. Gates vii
,ornoys ro,ur,ea yesterday from Ash. the east
,.rd where ha .ttendei Chamber City, Ka
oo,r. at s: 90 a
1926
). w. Hunter and family will depart
during the week for the eastern part of MIR.
the state to- make their home. Mr. Hun been suff
ter sold his photograph business to w. months.
H. Sherer county,
-@ SOth year
-n"". 'esse la!Ior' receiver u ,ne mer tow
'aIdeh CHy ian0 oInce' was 10 the Nty Voorhis
r!'oa! evening 10 see us LEI" o""ef' Major H
Hon. d. NJ. Frost, buck the Masonic goat Rx,dc
in the third degree.
WAR
NV Santa Fe
sue. By the way. the GLOBE-REPUB- 49,, -
LICAN happens to be the first paper to ~.
publish the proceedings. - =.
r. n Hutchinson manager of the the right
Dodge CITY Ice Co.. made a business no bones
trip to Garden CITY Thursday While one, and
there he contracted with firm to handle eral wee
one car load of his pure crystal ice week.
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Capt. Howard. who has been at Monday
Chautauqua Springs. this state, for sew where th
eral months past returned home Satur- are both
day. The Captain is in very feeble them g
health and is suffering much. His COM cess. w
plant is dropsy. week, bu
,,. o... able to g
changed
INV o voc =. ton at fiji
nadO, California. for the past year. stop
ped over in this city on her homeward DE-
journey to spend several weeks with her ,,a;...
uncle, NJ. V. Marley, and family De- W.
Call and examine the stock of New Sunday.
Spring Millinery, Notions and Fancy Northern
Goods at Mrs. VOLTS and Miss Slime the most
mans, also the dress making department this cour
in charge of Mrs. Sheldon, who guaran- dance Of
tees satisfaction. l mo. for fifty
Smith, z
from every source we learn tnat our Mary CT;
farmers are preparing for an unusually from thi
large acreage OF broom corn tnls season. schOolm,
IL Is the oest paying crop tnat can De Wright.
grOwn-aside from potatoes-and we are
glad to see our farmers waking up to the Mr.
fact. dent SAT-
-, proving
- team, an
street an
60 :'...'', w. frightent
.1 WV '.' '"'e 'e'' y. ~ Mueller
~ and man
.'nN go -. e"' - '"' """'' u til they
and drag
Miss Minnie Atkins. who was visiting along tn
in this city for several days. the guest of most int
Miss Jessie Kelsey left the latter part of siderably
last week for Halstead, Kansas where damaged
she will spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives, and then return to H.
her home in Coolidge ueaie' VI
day and
Mrs. A. j. Webster left Monday for ests here
Hays City, Kansas. on visit. She ex- lumber +
poets to return by early fall. Mrs. Web in this c
ster will be missed by her many friends. all our fl
She is one of the earliest settlers in north, th
Dodge, and has many warm friends who He says
will be glad to greet her on her return. upon Be
-,"-.,- although
Nebraska, are visiting with the family of 49,. -
Mr.. c. NJ. BeesOn. Mr.. Ballard is CASH
Ter of the Blue Valley Bank of WILDER. ,z-s,,,,
He is also a great dog fancier and
brought couple Of fine grey hounds C. Y
with him to give chase to the festive CITY For
jack. ment of
Lewis Post, G. A. r., received this ..,. 80
week from Quartermaster General. U. S. 80. =,
A., at Washington. headstones for the ~. w.,
following deceased old soldiers buried in