The Globe-republican., 1890-10-01

Ladies remember the millinery OPEN
ing at Mrs. Wolff and Miss Steinman's.
Oct. / and 2. 1919
DEWIrr's Little Early Risers. Best
little pill for dyspepsia, sour stomach.
bad breath. Sold by the Palace Drug
Co. 24y
Gilbert Brothers are driving wells in
the rear of the electric light plant, pre-
paratory to removing the waterwOrks
plant from its present location. By thus
the two plants they will be
enabled to give better service, and at the
same time materially lessen their ex-
penses.
james f. Firebaugh and Miss Jen-
ME Green. both of St. John. Stafford
county, Kansas, were licensed to wed
yesterday by Probate Judge Moffitt.
Miss Green is a niece of Mrs. w. X. In
gram, of this city. at whose home the
wedding took place last evening. Rev. J.
NJ. Wright officiating.
The programme which has just been
completed for the twenty-eighth annual
meeting of the Kansas State Teachers
Association, which will be held at To-
peka on December Goth. 30th. and 3lst,
contains the name of Prof. E. d. Webb,
of this city. His subject will be '.Ex-
tent of Object-Teaching.'
Hon. Joseph Dillon, of Hartland.
candidate on the democratic ticket for
auditor of state, was in the city yester-
day in company with Ex-Governor Rob-
inson and party. Joe made this office
pleasant call and extended us an invita-
ton to come down to Topeka this winter
and see him sworn into office.
DIED.-At the home of his parents in
Fairview township, on Wednesday, Sep
tember 24th. 1890. William D. Shain.
Deceased was resident of Ford county
for some years, and at one time was en-
gagged in the real estate business in this
city. He leaves wife and two children
to mourn his death. The funeral took
place Friday last.
DIED.-In this city on Wednesday morn
ing last. after an illness of only few
days. Clara. 9-mOnths old daughter uf
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conrad. Rev. w.
III. Rose conducted the funeral services.
which took place from the residence at
three o'clock Thursday afternoon. Clara
was Il beautiful and interesting child and
her sudden taking away is great loss to
the parents.
DIED.-Mrs. Margaret Crowley died
yesterday morning at eleven O'Clock at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. D.
Sughrue. in this city. The funeral took
place this morning at ten o'clock from
the Catholic church, Father g. J.. Kear-
full conducting the services. The re-
mains were inferred i'm the Catholic GEM
etery. Mrs. Sughrue has the sympathy
of the whole community in this her
second grea: atfliction within a year.
-Messrs. r. NJ. Wright. G. NJ. Hoover
and J. W. Gilbert spent several days last
week at Topeka. in conference with the
Santa Fe railroad officials. We recog-
nize the fact that the Santa Fe company
has certain rights and interests here in
which they expect to be protected. and
which our business men and citizens
WILL protect. With these differences
adjusted the company will do for Dodge
City all that her citizens can expect. and
what they find it is to their interest to do.
A Rock Island brakeman by the
name of Eugene Carr. one of the fast
freight crew which has been running
into Dodge for some time. was knocked
from the top of the car and instantly
killed at Arkalon last Tuesday night.
On that trip they had heavy stock train
and did not stop at Arkalon. He was
standing on the top of the way-car and
was struck by the spout of the water tank
which had been left suspended too low.
He was picked up from the bed of the
Cimarron river where he had fallen, with
his neck broken and the side of his head
crushed in. The train was under high
speed and he was carried few rods be-
fore falling from the car.
Another illustration of what this
section Of country can produce is given
by w. A. Elliott, a farmer living on the
river eight miles west of Dodge City.
He has just completed his threshing and
a few figures obtained from him re-
veal the fact that he raised an immense
Weld of small grain. Nine and three