The Globe-republican., 1890-12-10

YOUR cough will not last all winter;
You will not be kept awake at night;
You will get immediate relief If
You will use De Wits Cough and
Consumption Cure. Sold by Palace Drug
Store. Day
John O'Rourke and wife of Nicker-
son. were guests at the Delmonico over
Sunday.
Mrs. J. j. Anthony, of ingalls,, is
visiting her friend Mrs. Fred Singer, of
this city.
The Delmonico has just engaged two
new cooks, direct from the Midland hotel
of Kansas City.
The show windows of the various
business houses are strong reminders that
Christmas is near.
"A. Russell and j. w. Hughiett, of
Ford. were doing business in the capital
the first of the week.
H. z. Mess has again engaged in
the boot and shoe business. His shop is
in the pcstOffice basement.
Mrs. A. H. Mess, of Lincoln, Kan
sas, arrived in this city yesterday and
will visit short time with the family of
H. p. Mess, after which she will 60 to
Trinidad, Colo, on short visit to her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Cook.
"A matched foot race between o. T..
Hard Of this city, and foreigner who is
somewhat shy in giving his name, took
place Monday evening, resulting in a
victory for Mr.. Hard. The distance was
one hundred yards. Another race has
been matched between the two which
will take place this afternoon.
r. L. Harper. of Kiowa, one of the
wealthiest and best known cattle men of
this section, died suddenly in room lis
at the Midland Hotel, Kansas City, last
Saturday morning, the victim of that
dread disease. consumption. Mr.. Har-
per is known to many of our local stock
men and citizens. and was frequent
visitor here during the years when Dodge
City was the most prominent cattle ship
ping point in the United States.
-'.Last Sabbath Mrs. Henry CUTLER
I ~ .tk S,.,>l
fine boys weighing IS and 3 pounds.
The babes are bright and healthy and the
mother is doing well. '-Geneseo, Ills.,)
Republic, Dec. ). 1890.
Mrs. CUTLER is first cousin Of John
Rapp, Jr., of this city, who claims the
honor Of naming the boys, suggesting
that they be named after the tri-
umvirate of Rome-C4sar. Brutus and
Cassius.
Rev. B. F. POwelsOn and family de-
parted on Monday evening for their flu
ture home at Grand Junction. Colorado,
where Mr.. POwelsOn has received and
accepted call to the pastOrate of the
First Presbyterian church. In leaving
our city himself and family take with
them the we'll wishes of the whole peO.
pie. whose prayer is that his new
field may be prosperous one. During
a residence of little more than three
years in Dodge City, Mr.. Powelson's
every act of life has been honorable and
upright, and his time has been cheerfully
spent in doing good and furthering the
interests of our city. We commend him
to the people of Grand Junction.
"A bit of news in which the GLOBE
rejoices. and which will be well received
by all our citizens, is the announcement
made that the Presbyterian society OF
this city have called Rev. S. f. Busser to
their pulpit. In engaging the services
of this eloquent divine the society has
done gracious thing for the church and
for Dodge City. as the large congrega-
tons which greeted Mr.. Busser the past
three Sabbaths will testify. A coy church
building, a minister who is most inter-
esting, ever presenting rich, grand and
practical thoughts, and most excellen,
choir. have made our people feel that il
is good for them to go there. We con-
graduate the society on their action.
The Rock Island survey from Dodge
City to Pueblo is progressing rapidly as
the following extract from the Las Ami.
mas Leader shows: The corps of sur
veyors now engaged in running survey
of the c. & n. f. r. r. came into La.
Animas yesterday to spend the day o.
thanks here. The outfit is at present il
the neighborhood of Adobe creek. tif'
teen miles northeast Of Las Animas. The
survey of the road runs in a northeast.
erly direction and the nearest point o.
the line to Las Animas is about ter
miles to the northeast of town. The mer
with the outfit vouchsafe the information