The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-14
Fine large Boston Red and Peachblow
potatoes at W. C.. Shinn's feed store.

Fine large Boston ke0 ana PeacnOlOW
potatoes ut W. C.. Shinn's feed store.
Get on to the price of those neck scarfs
at the Ark. Cor. End ave. and Walnut.
DO not forget the Flag Festival en-
tertainment to be given by the Woman's
Relief Corps May 3Oth.
Henry Evans. of Dodge City. WAS
adjudged insane in the probate court OF
this county on Monday of this week. and
application has been made for his admis-
sion to the insane asylum.
Judge ii. y. Lester. editor Of the
Syracuse :7onyual, was in the city yester-
day as a witness in the pugilistic encoun-
ter between the editors of the Hartland
Herald and Coyote. which case is being
tried in our district court.
An emigrant outfit of the stereOtyped
style passed this place yesterday, headed
west. They had evidently staid east until
they'd worn out the hospitality of
''wife's folks" for one of the party told
us he had been west before.
Last evening DR.. j. E. carp deliv-
cred an interesting and instructive lee
ture before the Dodge City School of
Theology. He described at some length
life in and the management of German
universities, aud pedestrian tour
through Southern Germany. Switzerland
and Italy.
The building and loan association
have issued a neat pamphlet advertising
the advantages of holding membership
in that institution. As means of profit
able investment it is unquestionably the
best and surest, and is particularly de-
sirable for persons who can lay up as
savings fund a few dollars every month.
"A cOmpanie with wOrldlie sOnges of
We mOderne dayes will make their bowe
in We cite We l9the. And feareing all
people maye get you're musick mixed,
We, Ye men and women singeres, invite
Ye to We Olde Folkes Concerto which will
appeare with We Trade Carnival on We
nineteenth day of We fifthe monthe,
MDCCCNC. to be helde in We Rinke of
cure townesman McCartye.
"
The ''Said Pasha" opera company
will play to a Dodge City audience on
Wednesday evening, May 2lst, 1890. This
is one of the finest opera companies on
the road and our theatre-gOers and
musical people will not have another OPP
pOrtnnity this season of attending so ex-
cellent an entertainment. The company
will play the opera of .'Said Pasha,"
pronounced by the press of the country
to be one of the most taking comic
operas on the lyric stage.
A wandering band of musical Gyp-
sizes have been secured for the Carnival
of Months" and their presence will lend
attraction to the evenings entertainment.
Amongst their number will be found
''Haidee," the famous fortune teller of
the east. who is SAID to be los years old.
The bill of fare for the evening at the
camp, will be hot maple sugar and crul-
ler's. Do not fail to see the Gypsies as
this is positively their first, last, and only
appearance in Dodge City. At Kelly's
Opera house Friday evening, May 10th.
The Dodge School of Theology con-
vened at the NJ. f. church yesterday
morning and will continue in session two
weeks. The special lectures announced
for the week are: Tonight (Wednes-
day. David r. Latham, subject ''Some
Famous Women" Thursday evening
Rev. G. Lowther will lecture on ''Gibeon,
the greatest battle of history Every
body is cordially invited to attend the
school, especially the lectures. Next
week Rev. DR.. McGerald. of Buffalo. n.
Y, will deliver his lecture on st. Pat
rick
The city board of education met on
Monday. May 5th, and effected an orga-
nizatiOn by electing J. H. Crawford,
president, j. NJ. Kirkpatrick. vice presi-
dent, and w. H. Chapman, clerk. A
building committee was elected. consist
ing of w. H. LyBrand, DIR. L. L. Nc
Carly and W. Tarbox. Prof. E. D. Webb
was unanimously chosen to serve for
another year as city superintendent.
Heretofore Mr.. Webb was required to
teach the high school class in connection
with his other duties, and the board
feeling that in order to have thorough
and efficient schools the superintendent
should be released from the duties of
teaching. and accordingly motion was
carried that principal be elected to
teach the high school department.
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