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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-08

GOSO BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
70 -OO. store: living rooms; rent Sl2. e27
broadway. near Taylor. ana 2ts
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Classified Advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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GT60 CITY FRONT SALOON: DOING FINE
" ~. business; cheap rent: clearing from 81 so
to 500 per month; rare chance. Apply NJ. LESS.
9a5 Market st. LIE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A DvICE FREE; DIVORCE A SPECIALITY. CAN
"a be obtained In one day, privately: legal every
where's terms liberal; no charge unless successful:
probate, insolvency, collections, etc. I. ENGLEY,
Attorneys Association, II Kearny St mr9 tt
A DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALITY;
n privately; 10 days: legal everywhere
charge unless successful probate collections, etc.,
responsible attorneys; all courts; terms reasonable
established yrs, g. w. HOWE. 80 Kearny St 10 It
M W. DAVIDSON, ATroRNEY-AT-LAw. l420
w California St. Rooms l4-l5: advice free 'd3tt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


DOW. bargain; has the exclusive hauling of
one wholesale importing downtown house. the work
bringing in, as per books Of the firm, from Sll0 to
$40 per month. which Will be secured to any good
Man; has other work besides; good team, and
without doubt the best paying business in the city:
having other business cause of selling. See GEO.
STEW 4 RI to-day. l3S kearuy st. 1t
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Ok SALOON; GOOD PROSPECTS FOR SIN
ID ~. gle man and wife; must be sold
To-day; sickness in the family. 6i2 Second ST. be-
tween Brannan and Townsend. ans 2tS
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OAR FIXTURES, COUNTERS, SHELVING.
IL show sash-doors, etc. at 225 Post je9 tt
CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS, SHELVES
~ showcases; ofces stores fitted. 1874 Geary. 2tf
GENERAL NEW BAR-FIXTURES FOR SALE:
~ stores and Offices lifted up at the Baldwin Car
penter-shop, 3l9 Suffer ST. show 61S Geary Il
PAR, STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES. DESKS
- doors. sash. bought and sold. Pioneer store, 23
and 81 Tenth ST., formerly 1882 Market ST. f22 II
STORAGE.
LURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURNI
T ture Co, 1899. 1041 Market Rosenthal Bldg. II
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q 1000 REDUCED REDUCE FROM s15,oOo.TRE
property on the MARKET Taylor ST., near Pine 81 :s
2I5i 70 feet, with residence of II rooms and bath
gomery st. ans tn Sn Tn
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DOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS BAKERY AND CON
i tectioneIy: good location: store trade: cash
business. Apply this Office. ap8 7ts
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THE YOUNG MAN FORMERLY EMPIOYFD Al,
4 80 uthside, commanding grocery trade OF abous
S3oo month, viii please call at 1915 Polk St. in
hc
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G1R00 HOUSE OF ROOMS; MODERN M
ID IOOO. proyements; on Rincon place: will be
sold at sacrifice TO settle estate II applied for
Immediately.
SS200-House of rooms; on Broadway. near
Jones; all modern improvements high basement;
could Ht little expense be made into7 more rooms.
$l65O-0reatest bargain in the city; cottages
centrally located; always rented for S22 a month.
S75OO-House OF 10 rooms; all modern Improve
meuts; lot 81 l0xl37 70; In the heart of the city:
greatest bargain in the market P. J. KENNEDY
$50 Market ana SuTuThSu r
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SZ0U0 Ting establishment for sale: any one
can run 1t; this is paying handsomely, as the ex-
penses are very iiShr; has horses and fine wag
thorough investigation allowed. Apply X. KENNY.
- hearMy ST. II
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q p000 FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND
SD'}OOO. bar; Al location: daily receipts $40 TO
$50. T. FkEYGANZ, 235 Kearny St. cor Bush. lt%
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Ge200 WALLER ST., NEAR FILLMORE;
UCOOO. lot 25x120 TO a rear streets street
work done. q II. UMBSEN d CO., IA Montgomery
street. ap6 SuTUIh 3t
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e DNn COMMISSION BUSINESS; PAKTNER
II COV. wanted with weIlknOwn, active, wide
awake Young business OF good standing and
reputation; has frstciass trade clearing $3.50 per
month and rapidly growing; absolutely requires
more assisance prefers partner TO hren help: good
man wanted more than money; can give best of
references: an exceedingly good business that WIZ
bear Investigation. g EO. SrEWART. l35 Kearny i
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LADIES AND
d ALLY, 23l1a Third ST. ap7 r.
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF MRS. LIZZIE v
Il WILSON, or her sister Sarah, children of JOHN
and JANE TORREY. WIZ be thankfully received by
their aunt, MRS. WILLIAM MEAGHER, IA Col
den Gate ave. apps 3ts
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RL<AMEDA NEAL ESIALE.
LAMBDA BARGAINS. Sl70O-LOT 25xI45:
y 4 cottage rooms and bath; $3.50 cash balance
$25 monthly. mo 4I5)
S2000-Lot l00xl25; 2-story house rooms;
Stable LOT horses; earriage-house ETC. (No. SO1)
$24O0-LOt 4lxl00; new cottage 4 rooms and
bath; $500 cash, balance S25 monthly. (No. 800
$3oOo-Lot 9OK207:6 IS; 115-story house rooms;
$500 cash, balance easy terms. mo. 1881
S3760-Lot 5Ox10s; new cottage rooms and
bath; 5000 cash. balance $50 monthly (No. $500
S6500--Lot 50xl59: new 2-story house 9 rooms
and bath; - cash; balance easy terms (No. 800
$7SO0-Lot oOxl50; new 2story house 10 rooms
ana bath; stable, Carriage house, etc. mo. 4Ol)
Land Tor sale by the lot, block acre; houses to
let and money to loan. II. p. MOREAL, 4 CO.,
;. y mr22 I'm
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QQD00 BARGAIN; 3-SroRY HOUSE IN
DCOOO. flats of and rooms and bath each:
bay-wlndows: brick foundations; marble wash
stands, etc; lot 27XI37:6; y line of Post ST.,
webster u. II. UMBSkN a CO.. IA Montgomery
street ans SuIuIh ct
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CHoIcE INVESTING CRY PROPERTY.

S20,0OO-sE cor. 25th and Bartlett sts.: 1O0xp6:
new houses. well rented.
Sl5,O00-sfx3Ogxl0J; 10Th st. n. line; houses
on small portion OF lot well rented.
Sl2,00O-South line Bryant ST., bet. Sd and 4th;
S5OO0-SOxl14; Sw. cor Sanchez and 9th sts.;
VIII make fine lots; very cheap.
Apply to III. &. WALTON. 2l9 Sansome st. APT 2t
PARGAIN-HoUSE AND LOT on sra AVE
u bet. and SITS, near Olympic Club. Cali on
premises. app 2t*
I EE & W0RDEN, $50 MONTGOMERY STREET
- saie Deposit BuildingJ, branch ONCE 1913 Va
s5Oo-Kennebec ST., mr.. Union; nice 4-room cot
tage; lot 25x70.
Bartlett ST., east side. mr. Twenty-frst ST.;
lot 25I9O.
10 lots GIFT Map No, q extension of Folsom, viii
s5259-Far oaks St., near Twenty-thIrd; house OF
y rooms; bath and laundry; modern and fine home;
S3750-Dougass ST., west side mr. Twenty-frst;
cottage, rooms; stable; chicken house; size 50x
sl5oo-clara st., north side; fats and rear
s25Oo-A ST. and rwenty-hrst ave-, mr.. Point Lo-
rooms, bath and large basement; fine and cheap
property.
Day-wlndow cottage. rooms, BATH laundry; high
$l200-Moore St. mr.. Union; lot 60x6O; cheap
$Z000-Baker st.,west side near Geary; 25x9l:8;a
SSOO-ocean View: lots 5OxlOo: lays well.
$2200-Near Mission road; level; 240x24O; SPLEEN
s600-Fine lot: Mission road; Colma; 12Ox12o.
LEE a WURDEN, $50 Montgomery st. (Safe De-
post Buldngl, branch Office, 1913 Valencia. ape
Gs)E0Q SPECIAL BARGAIN; 10 CHOICE
tDAUUO- lots; includes 2 corners: block from
Cortland avenue; $1,000 profit in this for you.
WIN. Il. MARSHuTZ a CO., $50 Market ST. rear
Office. ap6 1t
G60n TO $sOO-SUNsET HEIGHTS: LOTS $40
pOOU a month; no interest: no taxes. BUCK
INGHAM &c co, AIS Montgomery st. mrs tt
Q1JSa LOTS HOLIDAY MAP A, NEAR
ID ~. Crescent and Mission road. w.
II. DowsING, sos California st. ap6 st
II ERE's A SNAP; s2250 BUYS 10 LOTS EXCEL
IL sior Homestead, only blocks from Mission
lJ IN LOTS, NEAR CARS, CHURCH AND
~ IOU school: $40 down and $40 monthly w.
IL DoWSING, 5Os California st. apps st
w ANTED IMPROVED PROPERTY MUST
W bring per cent net. S. DUCUS, 1903 Market
St, near Jones' ap3 limo
COTTAGE OF ROOMS, STABLE 5 STALLS;
" lot SUxl15; Will he sold cheap II applied for at
17th. apo St.
G16S PER FRONT FooT-HowARD STREET.,
W 1cc 9TH and 7th; will sell 2Sx90 OF BOx9O with
stores and bay window fiats choice Investment. II.
I. Io2o, 1850 Nalencla 81. APPS tt
Ok EACH; HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
u ~ in the City Extention homestead. easy
terms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO. 80 I'm
G200O LOOK HERE-ELEGANT CORNER
eDCOOO. lot 25Oxll0 feet; College Homestead
Assn. oHAs. Q. FISHER, sos California ape 81
G6il0 EACH: 50xll0 FEET EACH NEVER BE-
,pOoO fore offered In the market; some Of the
choicest lots Ia the College Homestead ASSN
CIiAs. Q. FISHER, sos California ST. apps 81
GREQD On ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
rooms, BATH laundry; 2-story stable, garden, etc:
gas and water; lot 32xll7:6 to l5-foot alley Ap-
ply on premises. 1923 Dolores ST. bet. Twenry-first
aud Twenty-second. EMMA L. GEROLD. mr22 If
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mr.. AKIN, GRANT AVE; Low FEES; EYE
biung, all ails; ladies confidently consult FREQ
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07l0 WILL BUY a FIRST-CLASS LIQUOR
" W store near Market St; the place has been
known for years as we'll paying, legitimate bust
ness for selling. owner going out OF bust
ness. 7. FREYGANG. 235 KearnY. Room L an5 IA
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
THE DRU,1MER.s LATEST.
Be Careful How You Pick . Thread FROM
His Coat.

The drummer always brings the latest
trick. Here it is:
Take spool of white basting cotton.
Drop it into your inside coat pocket and,
| threading q needle with it, pass it up
through the shoulder Of your coat. Leave
tie end an inch or so long on the outside
OF your coat and take of the needle.
| Foar men out of five will try to pick that
white thread off your shoulder, and will
| pull on the spool until it actually does
seem as though your clothes are all bast-
| ings. and that they were unrayeling not
only your clothes, but yourself.
IL was in to see Wilson Barrett in
CIaudiau in Boston last week." said isie
travelling man. 1T was in the mos; inter-
ing and pathetic portion of the play.
Every body was rapt. l was sitting belt
upright, and didn't know or care TO know
Il soa, around me, when Suddenly l felt
some one Juggling at that basting cotton
that | myself had clean forgotten. l
did Mt say a word and did not move. Foot
by foot il unrolIed. Half CHANGING aroiind
saw mana total stranger-yanking
at that thread. His face was scarlet. lie
had pulled out about 10 yards and was
now hauling in hand over hand. He
didn't dare to stop because he had deco
rated NV back and the whole aisle with
basiing cotton. He hardly dared to so
ahead, for he didn't know what portion Of
my domestic interior economy he was
trifling with. Rip. Rip! went the
thread. Hand over hand he yanked it in.
The aisle was full of it. For heavens
sake. will it never end: said he above
his breath. sat perfectly still and ran
the spool while he pulled. How | wanted
TO yell. never saw anything in my life
half so funny. The whole section OF the
house got on to it. They Didn't know
whether to laugh at me or him, and some
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
The Poisonous Cigarette.

A Selma Gal man went into 4 store
last week and put a lighted cigarette on
the edge of an aquarium. A gold fish
seized it and took puff. Fer several
days the poor thing lay at the bottom of
the tank and painted like tired dog. It's
color changed to jet black, and Tie owner
Of that cigarette has sworn of for ..ceps.
A GREAT PowER.-More than thirty
two thousand public schools of the Uni
ted States have each been supplied with
a copy of Websters Unabridged Diction-
airy. Think what that means. If there
is an average of so scholars to each
school, il means that a million and a half
of the American youth have the prIvi
lege OF consulting and studying tbs
great work in the course eff their educa-
ton Who can guess the power for IN
tellectual stimulation and development
which is actively at work all the time!
The prominence of the American people
for general accuracy aud facility in the
use of the Engiish language is not likely
to be lost. Well and truly has Noah
Webster been called The Schoolmastcr Of
the Republic.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
PROGRESS IN SURGERY.
Wonderful improvements within the Last
Half Century.

Formerly one of the most dangerous
operations known was the removal OF
goitres. writes a distinguished surgeon in
Harper's Magazine. Ilemorrhage. i'll
flannlation and blood-poisoning destroyed
very large number of s,Icl: cases, and
wien kocher of Berns. in 1SS2, reported
fifty-eight operations with mortality OF
4.3 prr cent, it was deemed triumph.
BIT improved methods of operation re-
duccd the mortality until, in 1881. he re-
ported fortv-thrce more operations, with
only mortality of 60 per cent. and in
1850 he has just reported go additional
operations. and all but six patients recov-
erc,l-a mortality of but "a per cent, or,
if we exclude the twenty-five cases OF
cancer. which gave four of the deaths,
we have ID cases and only two deaths, a
mortality of bit O.S per cent.
We see few eases of severe knock-knee
and bow-iegs i'm this country, but among
the lower classes of Europe they are conf
mon. Formerly almost nothing could be
done: but n few years ago surgeons be-
gan TO operate upon them in this way:
a small cut is made through the skin and
muscles down to the bone, and by saw
or cl,isel the bone is divided. The limb
is Slaughtered and the case treated eX-
actiy as if it were all ordinary fracture.
II heals without fever or serious pain,
and the patient is well. With modern
methods this is not dangerous operation,
as will be seen by the remarkable paper
read BY Macewen. of Glasgow, at the
International Medical Congress Of 1884 in
Copenhagen. when he reported 1850 ope-
rations on 1867 limbs in 704 patients, and
4. l..,l -, Of th.. t.ief
that most of them, from deiormity in
several limbs, had to have multiple ope-
rations. Even these deaths were not due
to the operation, but followed from pneIl-
monia. typhoid fever, consumption and
diphtheria.
We have learned, too, that portion of
the body can be entirely severed. and If
suitably preserved, can he replaced, ana
they will adhere and grow as it nothing
had happened. When wound is slow in
healing we now take bits of skin, ether
from the patients own body or provided
by generous friends, or even from dogs,
and graft them on the surface OF the
wound. They usually adhere, and
as they enlarge at their margins
they abridgc by One-haf the
time required for healing. Even a
large disk OF bone. one or TWO inches III
diameter. when removed from the skull,
can be so treated. 1t is placed in cup
filled with with warm anti-septic sOlu-
tion. This cup is placed in basin of
warm water, and it is the duty of one
assistant to see that the thermometer in
this basin shall always mark 100 degrees
to los degrees Fahrenheit. The bone
may be separated from the skull so long
as one or two hours, but if properly cared
for can be replaced. and will grow fast
and fulfill its accustomed but interrupted
duty of protecting the brain.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
where and what It's.

1t is at Fort Worth, Texas.-that's
where" 1t is the Spring Palace an
Dual fair,-that's what" This show
will give in a miniature what would
otherwise require weeks of steady travel
to see A small addition of the WORLDS
Fais,-Texas being little world all by
itself. Texans are a hospitable people,
and you will enjoy seeing them and their
Spring Palace. That you may have this
pleasure, the Santa Fe Route has liberal
" arranged for One-Fare round trip
rate to Fit. Worth. Tickets on sale May
s 10 % inclusive; final limit June 3. Fast
time, fine equipment. Inquire of local
agent, Santa Fe Route, or address G. 7.
Nicholson, G. p. & T. A., Topeka, Kas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
From the Reseryat, On.

How we were discouraged on The windy
Thursday, as the clouds of dust wen,
flying by, but such days as the following
TEurday makes US repent OF our past
thoughts.
Farmers are al busy preparing their
corn ground, except those Who are work
ing on their latterals.
Mr. C. Stanley has gone 10 Emporia
to look up a location, so as to school his
girls.
Leoni Bra;iey is teaching another term
of school in The south part of the county.
j. Ii. Bratley's school was out last FRI
day, also several others, while those of
% will come in on the home stretch next
week
Belle Center Debating Society just laid
the Hodgeman county debaters in the
shade. and we also challenge any body to
produce a better spciler than Fred Praih-
er.
\ nice surprise was made on Mr.. Pru-
tett last week. several young folks were
present aud good time reported
4 Mr.. Elliot, from Kentucky, has just
arrived TO be educated in the tricks of the
West Rev Elliott is his uncle
Mr. Bondurant and Mr. Wilmington
are going to Colorado TO see the country.
Lively times in district Is.
Small grain is looking fine and promis
es big returns.
Lille Hanna is attending college.
Easter eggs were served in every color
aud style by all.
We bid you . long farewell.
LIVE OAk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10

People are beginning to realize the
significant meaning of Spot Cash. The
manufacturer has more goods made NJ
than lie has sale for He has bills to
meet, and Spot Cash has clear ring
to him. He thinks not of profit but
raising cash.
Our New York representative is on
hand with the Almighty Dollar, and
the goods are bought at two-tnirds
their value.
Our Mr.. Rouss of New York City
has been Obliged to erect building
eclipsing anything in the mercantile
world lS5, 600 square feet of space. If
there were not something III the Racket
business it would not require it. The
numerous drafts on Mr.. Il. for goods,
from his representatives from Main to
California, requires force working
night aud day--and the good work goes
on.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
8oYaI Iatfines.

Coler, with high winds.
Snow storm Tuesday.
A nice rain wednesday.
Prof. Jarnagin was visitor at our Of
fee Thursday.
A play party was given at the resi-
dencc of T. +. Phillips Friday evening
of last week
J. L. Riienou was at the countyseat
Monday.
Bert Merr.n and Mr. Jarnigan made a
h;g cattle deal last week.
Miss Anna Karch closed her term of
school Thursday.
Miss Lille Hanna is attending college
in Dodge City.
Mr. Isaac Rains was at ,..e county seat
Friday Leroy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
the shade Of Columbus.

Rebuffed by every potentate before
whom he laid his plains. and jeered at by
the populance before setting sail for the
new world, Columbus upon his return
was listened to with open mouthed as
constituent by the king. queen and peo-
pie.
Think of the utter unbelief with which
even Columbus would have listened to
some inspired prophet who could have
told him of the wonders of the new
world to-day.
His thought is the idea in very hand
some picture published by VIM. Deering
& Co.; Chicago. The shade of Columbus
is shown gazing in surprise at the mann
moth Deering Works. and the Deering
Binders and Mowers cutting grain and
grass. What would he say if he could
express his thought?
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
Found at Last.

Everybody is troubled to some extent
with bed bugs. ants, etc. about the house,
but they may now rejoice over the fact
that liquid has been discovered that
completely annihilstcs all kinds of in
sects. Bette's Insect Exterminator does
the work quick and sure. Mr.. ]. T..
Hubbard is the sole manufacturer of it
for Ford county. Call on him at the
water works pump station and get bot
tie. 1t costs very little. but cleans all
kinds of bugs out of your house. 1t never
fails and Is guaranteed.
On sale at Welch's Harness shop.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
How Farmers Are Taxed.

1t is not uncommon to hear our farmers
complain of the taxes they have to pay.
Sometimes they are too high and the pay
ment of them could be largely lessened by
increasing the productive power of an
acre Of ground. For instance: A farmer
who sows poor seed, raises scrub stock,
or buys antiquated or imperfect nipple
ments. must certainly pay proportionate.
ly high taxes. Not to mention the i'm
provement he might make by getting the
best seed and life stock, be could by a
Dcering binder or Mower. and save
money in the harvesting of his grain and
grass crops. 2
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
WI SILL

Ladies shoe dressieg DC, bottle. -,
900 wood tooth picks, 4c. / ply linen
collars Zoe, cuffs zoe pair. The o. n.
S. Lauudr,ed shirt 75c. Gents Kid
gloves Loo. Ladies Kid gloves soc to
LOO pair. Mems blue denim over
alls 55 & 75c pair. Canton Flannel
drawers 35c. 81 sheets Of writing pa
per SC Xxx envelopes sc bunch OF %
IL sheets os II 10 legal cap DC. 1 pa
pers of tacks for nickle. Sperm
sewing machine oil DC bottle worth 10.
We have lately added shoes to eur
stock and Racket Prices make them
cheap. Call and see them
Hats, Caps, Underwear, Saspenders
Silk Hkds, Hosiery etc.
Every article in our house is marked
in plain figures, and those figures are
as low as can be sold.
Strictly one price to all.
Thanking the public for their liberal
trade,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
Notice to Water Consumers.

After April list, at Water Works sta
ton, whistle will blow at ) clock, a. NJ.
to notify consumers that they may turn
ON water for sprinkling lawns, at 6
O. clock. a. m, will whistle to stop sprink-
ling, AT 6 clock, p. m, will whistle that
they may turn on water for sprinkling
and s o'clock, p. m, will whistle to stop
sprinkling. Any parties violating the
above rule will be shut of without fur
ther notice F. A. HEINEKE,
Superintendent.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10

y young man about p or so years of
age and his sister few years younger,
both of them decidedly insane, were held
here few days until sent for by rela
tives. The young man at times became
very violent and attempted the life of
his sister. they had been in western
Texas and were on their way to Sedgwick
some one was following them with evil
intent, asked for protection.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10

ID. L. Owens, now of Arkansas City.
and who owns some elegant property IN
this city, was calling upon friends this
week. Mr.. Owens has had the msfor-
tune to loose an arm from an accidental
discharge of gun in the hands OF COM
panion while out hunting. The loss of
blood and nervous shock has told severe
ly upon his usually steady and robust
frame.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10
Food Needed to Sustain Life.

1t is curious fact, brought out by the
New York commissioners of labor sta
tistics, that prison estimates of the
amount of food needed TO sustain life are
more liberal than estimates for persons
dependent on public charities.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10

w Z. Alexander and wife have return
ed from Kentucky, where they had been
visiting relatives and friends. Mr. A. is
again at his Old place in the Santa Fe
kind of men that can keep good job.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-04-10

The City teachers had an interesting
meeting 10 day. They still continue the
study OF Mental Science, the subject to-
day being the sensibilities, and in Two
weeks il will be the will