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MISSING. 283 Housekeepers in
 NEW HAVENSsss'ss 2

are missing from our list, and have not received a trial quan- titv of ELEcTRo-SILICON, the famous silver polish. We desire that every honsekeeper iN thts cfty, aylio has sikOeravare, and fs n0f using ELECTRO SILICON, should have a trial quantity of this cele- brated household article, which will be sent to them aVtfiioNt cost, the address being all that's neces- sary. T yoh hn11 n0t reeei0ea one, please send your address to
 THE ELECTRO SILICON Co.,,
 72 John Street, New York.
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Hisce11aucnus
FOR SALE

Those Who WTISH to sell their real estate or business w property should consult with fes If. BRETZFELDER- Exchange Building.
 FOR SALE, TTNAILORING business {; long established. good l stand, small expense. good trade Call fist Gs5 CHAPEL STREET
 FOR SALE, STYLISH four seat Brewster Sleigh Very Ahttle wear. For sale cheap by
 BEECHER'S EXCHANGE.
 7fiQ Chanel street
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ENoR the United States army, able bodied un- I married men between the ages of q and SS years Good pay, raiions clothing and medical attendance Applicants must be prepared to furnish satisfactory evidence to age. charAc- ter and habits. Apply al i5S CHURCH STREET,
 del 3m New Uaven. Conn.
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671Iairts.

One Cent a Word each insertion; nve cents . word for . full week. (seven times.)
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Small Miscellaneous Advertise ments One Cent a Word each inscr- tion; five cents a word for 2 full week, (seven t1mes.)
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

TYLER-At Asbury Park, N. J., Feb 9, Sarah A., widow of the late Ralph Tyler, formerly of DoWNEk-fn Hanaden, Ct, Feb. !, Samuel R. DOwner. .rss 2tf Funeral from the house Saturday. Feb. T. at 2:30 p.m. .-,--,- NOBLE-On Feb 5, Hattie May, only child of Robert and Amy Noble, aged years and z
 months. Funeral services will be held from the residence of MT. Eleazar L. Eldrijge Fair Haven, ,Annex) on Saturday, Feb. 2, at o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

c. w. Williams and his Parisian Folly company pleased a crowded house last night. The specialties of Williams, the songs and dances of Miss Franklin and the novel acts of the other members of the company were well received. The com pany remains through the week.
 'Nell the Waif" and 'FUncle Toms Cab inn divide next weeks time.
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I.(lST.

LOST,
 DETwEEN Day and College streets, pocket ID book containing a small sum of money, two keys etc. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at (f61D THIS OFFICE.
 LOST,
 0N Chapel, College Elm or Church street, O near the Green, g parcel containing a dress of Henrietta cloth. Return to MRS. BANKS, lit IS Trumbull st., and receive reward ffE=A Boarding house for sale; well established :;: with furniture and xtures has IS furn 8 ished rooms all rented. Commands a substantial and paying patronage, has been run ming five years. Premises under a low tai. Immediate possession can be given. Satis- factory reasons for disposing of the above can be stated. Address apply at
 BEECHER'S EXCHANGE, i F52t 769 Chapel St.
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Entertainments.

Sol Smith Russell entertained large audience in "A Poor Relation" last night with his inimitable manner and character istic stage "business." The play is full of situations and episodes especially fitted to the powers of this comedian and it dis played him at the greatest advantage. The company, upon the whole,i not as strong as has been here with MT. Russell in former years, and the contrast centered the inter est of the performance more upon the star. A very good feature was the whist ling and banjo acts of Frank Lawton, who received some well merited encores.
 The American comedy, "The Senator, ' in which MT W. H. Crane, the comedian, appears Saturday afternoon and evening, has attracted much curiosity and interest from the fact that the groundwork of the play is founded on the celebrated claim for the loss of the private armed brig-of- war General Armstrong, which was for SC many years pending before congress. The scenes are laid in Washington, and some of the dramatis personae are en. tended to represent parties now residing a, the Capital
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Rice's Surprise Party in "Never Better" :" a sort of grab bag for hundred and one farcial features which have been said to Ego" with the public-and most of which have gone long ago-was rejuvenated last night to good house. The company is new and there were many hitches in the entertainment, but the show is of kind that pleases the people. Miss Virginia Earle's songs and dances were feature, and the comedy of Bruno and Birch gave birth to many laughs.
 Lively little Lizzie Evans, who opens in "Fogg's Ferry tonight, needs no intro duction. She is one of the most popular soubrettes upon the stage
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MARINE LIST.

&K&n PORT OF NEW HAVEN. 41ESh CLEARED.
 Sch James Ives, Smith, Norfolk.
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A SMART. energetic married man. abo,,, so n years Of age, to take charge of n depart- ment in manufacturing establishment in the fec St P a DRAwEp -s
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WANTED

WANTED. A PORTER ,.s;,.
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Hnte1s.
&ea1 Estate

~s<~ SSS%S%A> GS So H. P. HOADLEYS
 For Bargains in Real Estate.
 ;;A near terminus of westviiie horse cars. sA Win sell this month for $1, 100. Farm of 17 acres, with wood turning shop, miles of R. R. station; will be sold i' low, as owner desires to go west.
 made pIentV of moneg @ oad W hs sa1d So nas 12Room brick house, rooms on each floor, modern conveniencss; very eentrals horse cars pesi Sose nsn iGs part of se1 a1ss %o9ssssss s ss sast to close ~ ~ MONEY TO LOAN r. Horace P. Hoadley,
 49 Church Street, KoomI2 2, Open evenings. Hoadlay Building.
 FARM FOR SALE,
 TN Westvi!!e. near nee Pond anL Lily R Raps%r % mn % o1 easy; or will exchange for lot in city. Enquire of
 ,essr rTA.a CHARLES H WEBB, tN $50 Chapel Street. A Few Hundred Dollars VIII Sc cure a Good Home. l ;;a street. House and barn, g Auburn street 0R Twofamily house, No. Ii Clay street so oW ts hall street; 1lb Portsea street, IM Portssa street .o Congress- avenue, and second floor 2 Auburn -: M. HOLMES. HOUSE MOVER, or
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WANTED, A SITUATION as chAmbernlaid and do plain A sewing. Apply at Z f6 1ts lO5wALLhCE STREET up stairs
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forgotten what such condition means. translated into daily newspaper reports, it reads, distrust; failure upon failure of commercial houses, of banks, of factories; demoralization; panic; then hard times: ntter stagnation and dullness, and, accom- panying all this, suffering and hardship.
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WANTED. ESINEST American, Swedish. German Irish I colored and other servants. for any work always secured here.
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, fb 1t
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by girl to do general house. h work Good reference Cali al
 f6 It+ Iss LIBERTY STREET.
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FOR SALE, "A House on West Chapel street, near York :I street house has been put in thorough asR repair in every respect; location excel hard wood finish, set range and modern i'm provements. Good opportunity to buy good house for little money. Price S, 300. $3 900 to loan at per cent.
 John c. PunderfOrd,
 Room 3, Glebe Building, ia14 (Open evenings) t1e Church street.
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IT HAVE a good, reliable party that is willing l to invest SSo0n0 in building lots in .NRS city. If you have any to offer call al my o1nic
 C. w PALMER ja5l Il No. l02 Orange street.
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The ApOdal Wonder.

10. f. Lewe>. direct from the princi-
pal theaters of Europe. will be one of
the prominent features of the AL. G.
Field Minstrels the coming season.
The performance of Mr.. Lewes is en-
tirely new to America. He accom-
plishes acrobatic. gymnastic. and feats
Of contortiOn. meanwhile standing. walk
ing, running upon his hands-in fact. be
uses bis hands instead Of his feet for To-
cOmOtion. He can distance the most ac-
tive person ascending or descending a
stairway. using his hands while they run
in the usual manner. He jumps from
improbable heights. alighting on his
hands. and executing so many aud va
rious strange feass that a description of
them is impossible. He is styled Apo
dial Wonder.
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General Buffers forthcoming book will
be one OF the largest historical autObio-
SraphieS ever published. 1t will con-
tain one thousand large pages. printed
upon high grade paper and illustrated
with several hundred wood engravings.
Ii will be published in English. German
and French. The best artists are now
employed on the work. The Dickinson
Type Foundry is casting type especially
for il. The typography and press work
Will be by the Barta Press of Boston. the
first addition to be not less than one
hundred thousand. probably double that
number. The publishers are A. NJ.
Thayer i Co. of Boston. but inquiries
should be addressed TO ). f. Junkin &
Co. 81. Louis. who are sole general
agent for Missouri, Kansas aud Colo
RADIO: Sold BY subscription.
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their bats to the ceiling and yelling with
joy. Our hero Was placed on a: seat in
proximity to Judge Abbott. his head re-
cliDing on the Judges knees. the latter
tanning him vigorously with palm
leaf fan, while Mr.. Madison occasionally
applied q bottle Of the stimulating med
icine to his lips. By the time the vote
was taken returning animation had so
far advanced that two men raised him to
very nearly perpendicular position and
his voice could be distinctly heard TO say
Gray county casts one vote for Abbott,
the upright Judge"
That no one may be deluded into the
idea that there was anything connected
with the sick man from Gray county
that could be construed as a reflection
upon Judge Abbott. we can assure our
readers that the Judge had nothing TO
do with any scheme concerning this
delegate. He is too honest Il man TO
have been bribed and we do not take
any stock in the suspicion that it was a
preconcerted move to unfit the Dodge
City delegation for business. though they
did come near getting the worst of it.
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WRIGHT DOINGS.

An entire new school board was elected
at the annual meeting on last Thursday
for this district. l.. NJ. Sell is the new
clerk, c.. Stanley the treasurer and 4.
DevOe director.
L. NJ. Sell took charge Of the post Office
at this place and opened up grocery
store on the lst.
Mr.. Coons of Bucklin stopped in town
Saturday night.
Rev. Moore, of Hutchinson, preached
an able sermon at this place Sabbath
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mnlleudore visited
friends on five mile Saturday.
Mrs. Hunter was quite indisposed for a
few days last week but is better at pres
ent.
Little Jimmy Martin has been quite
sick for some time but is doing better.
Mrs. Dawson entertained number Of
friends Tuesday evening, it being the 3lst
anniversary of her birth.
TCMBLEWEED.
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Ths'croukers have been telling US there
wosad be no immigration into Kansas.
until. after ''lhr-e good crops While
probably there will be much more after
the third crop than the first. yet there
wiz bea substantial improvement this
fall as >eou as the harvest excursions
start up Hon. =. Il. Mctsonigal. re-
ceiver of the land office AZ Oberlin. in an
Interview with Topeka ,f,,,s, aaI report
er.-SayS:
"Within the past ten days more con-
tests have been filed on claims in west
ern Kansas than have been flied before
in six mouths. That means that faith
in western Kansas is being renewed by
the splendid crops OF every kind of grain
and fruit that are being raised in cur
part of the state. Ever since 1885 we
have had poor crops. and during the past
two years everything looked dark. and
hundreds Of farmers deserted their
claims. They have been gone some of
of them two or three Years and now that
this year has proved that we can raise
big crops in that section. the tide Of im-
migration is in our direction again. You
know an absence of six mouths forfeitS -
mans right TO his claim and anyone may
file contest aud if be can prove deser-
ton. take the land. Improvements and
all.
''Since the harvest began and we found
that great crop of wheat had been
grown. people have been coming into
our part Of the state by rail aud in wag-
ons>- aud the bes, claims that are open to
contest are taken in hurry
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4 Vacation in New Mexico.

To get the full benefit Of mountain air
and sunshine, it will amply reward all
ravelers to extend their Colorado sum-
mer trip TO that charming resort known
as Las Vegas Hot Springs. six miles
from Las Vegas. on the A. L. x 5. F.
Railway.
Here may be found the very choicest
of New Mexico air. scenery. ana sun
shine. and hotel. the Montezuma. that
is large. handsome. comfortable aud
home-like.
The trip TO Las Vegas Hot Springs can
be made in connection with the Colorado
tour. 1T very small additional expense.
by purchasing round-trip excursion
ticket TO the Hot Springs that includes Il
side ride 10 Pueblo. Colorado Springs. or
Denver.
Inquire of Fred Gardner local agent.
Santa Fe Route.
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From Plains to Peak

In the Ute Pass near Colorado Springs.
are several pleasant places to cool off in
during the summer months. Reasonable
hotel. cottage and tent rates. You can
go 10 the top of Pixies Peak Oh foot.
horseback. in a carriage. or via the cog
wheel railway. The Santa Fe Route is
the only line that runs Pullman vestibule
sleepers to ManitOu without change.
Cheap excursion tickets now on sale
to principal Colorado resorts. and to Las
Vegas Hot Springs, New Mexico. the
favorite all--rhe-year--round watering
place where Monteznma Hotel is located.
Inquire of Fred Gardner. local agent
of the Santa Fe Route.
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4 Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Hoffman, young man of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been
under the care Of two prominent physicians,
and used their Treatment until be was not
case to be Consumption and iDeurable. He
was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds and at that time was not able to
walk across the street without resting. He
found, before he had used half of a dollar
bottle. that he was much better; he con-
tinued to use il and is to-day enjoying
good health. Ii you have any Throat,
Lung or Chest Trouble try it. We guar
antee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at the
CITY Drug Store. )
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Y. p. =. Of G.. E.

The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian EndeavOr. meets ever Sunday at :
O'Clock p. M, at the Presbyterian church.
Interesting exercises at each meeting.
The friends of this society are anxious
to increase its membership. and a cor
dial invitation is extended to all the
young people as we'll as the older ones
who feel an interest in the grand cause.
to come to. these meetings
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Weather Report.

The following meteorological summary
for the month Of July. 1891. is furnished
By Mr.George L. Todd. who is in charge
Of the L. 5. signal station at this place:
Mean barometer 1856.
Highest barometer 80 ,; on cath.
Lowest barometer 9.ss on llth.
Mean temperature -.
: Highest temperature GO, on 18th Lowest
50, sth.
Greatest daily range o! temperature 81, on
10Th.
Least daily range OF temperature .. on ,tN
Total deficiency in temperature during
month, IA. degrees.
Total deficiency in temperature since Jan
uary LIST, 3ai degrees.
Prevailing direction of wind. south.
Total movement of wind, 40 miles.
Extreme velocity of wind, 4. miles south
east on the 4th.
Total precipitation. SID.
Number of days which precipitation
fell, -.
TOTAL PRECIPIrATION lin inches for this
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ALTERNATES.

Protection Lodge No. -. Degree Of
Honor. A. o. L. W. elected the follow
ing officers last Saturday evening:
p. c. of H.-Mrs. J. L. Metcalf.
Z. of H.-Dr. c. A. Milton.
l.. of H.-Mrs. III. G. Simmons.
c. of C-Miss Jessie Kelsey.
RecOrder.-E. L. Mendenhall.
Financier.--J. A. Arment.
Receiver.-Mrs. Helen Adams.
Lady Usher.-Miss Ida Jackson.
l. W.-Mrs. d. P. Raglin.
G. W.-Hugh Martin.
This new lodge startes out with a
charter membership Of fifty-seven. and
under the most favorable auspices to do
great good in this community. and
should have the hearty encouragement
Of all lovers of benevolence and charity.
The regular meetings of the lodge will
be the lst and 3rd Thursdays in each
month. commencing Tomorrow evening,
August 9Th.
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l consider the Steam Cooker which Mr.
Wing has for sale. TO be- very superior
article: that it will save Il hUuSekeeper
much labor | feel certain. and where one
uses gasoline stove the saving in gasoline
alone would soon pay for the cooker. l
would not like to part with mine. find
that can cook meat and vegetables and
steam bread and pudding at one time. and
much easier than by the old method.
Mrs. MUNSE.L.
For sale by Ii. WING. p I'm
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j. NJ. Vance. brother-in-law Of
County Attorney Madison. accompanied
by his wife. is visiting Mr.. Madison for a
short season Of rest and recreation. Mr..
Vance is 10 the abstract business in Ok
lahoma and being in delicate health, has
come to enjoy our bracing and salubrious
climate.
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The past Month of July is the coolest
since the Signal Service has been esrab-
lished in Dodge City. or for Il years.
July, 1890 there were g days with a
maximum temperature above 80, to a
hundred or over. This year only above
80 and none up to hundred. Last year
we had % of an inch of rain. this year
) and Is hundredths.
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Advertised Letter Liss.

The following letters remain unelaime,
for week ending Aug. 3rd. Person:
calling for any of these letters will please
say advertised and give date of thi:
list. If not called for in thirty days they
will be sent TO the dead letter office.
Bames. yol. Everman. l.. W.
Outright. \. J.. Henteen. W. ID.
Daniels. W. ID. Latter. W. W.
Dodd. II. C.. Letter. Silas
East. Annie NJ. Smith. W. \.
Upton. w. Il.
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B. F. Brown. of Bisbee Arizona. is
IN our city to-day. He is one of the Erie
Cattle Company and would like to secure
little ranch in this country. One that
will pasture two or three thousand head
of cattle viii suit hin.
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Mayor Gluek Addresses Temperance
Meeting at Garden City.

Several prominent citizens of Dodge
City who desired to participate in the
strife over the Judicial nomination went
to Garden City Sunday in order to be
fresh for the fray Monday morning.
Among the number were County Attor-
ney Madison and Mayor Gluck. In the
evening these two gentlemen being re-
ligiOnsly inclined. sought a place of
worship and found 3 temperance meet
ing in full blast. 1t was booming sue
cess and all kinds of speeches were be-
ing made; those from ex-whiskey sOaks
and beer guzzlers being most favOrably
received. Finally it was whispered
around that the reform Mayor Of Dodge
City was in the room. An enthusiastic
brother announced the fact. expressing
desire to hear from him. Soon the
clamor for Dodge City's Mayor became
so great that His Honor overc:sme hio
natural diffidence and taking the floor
was introduced to the meeting by the
chairman as the reform Mayor of Dodge
City. Mr.. Gluck said: Ladies aud gen.
tlemen: Ii is true am reforMer. not
only in municipal matters. bat / am a
reformed drunkard. brand snatched
from the burning by such people as you.
My friends. l feel that l owe to those
heroic movements of reform such as you
are tonight engaged in all the success
have achieved in life and my present
official position. 1t is because Of this
feeling that 1 have devoted nv life to
this grand work of reformation, and
though say it myself, it is with due
humility that point with pride to the
fact that my efforts have not been in
vain. Last spring the refOrmers Of
Dodge City won a glorious victory by
electing a reform council of which was
made fhe chief executive. You all
know the hard name our fair city has
borne in the past, but can now assure
you that there is not crap shot in the
city, and not saloon open after half
past eleven in the evening""
The Mayor made the hit Of the even
ing. and his remarks brought forth
round after round Of applause.
OF course we are all aware that the
Mayors remarks were ironical so far as
they related to his being reformed
drunkard, but were simply made to fit
the popular sentiment Of the occasion.
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r. f. Hoover. agent of The Invest
ment Trust Company of Topeka. has re-
ceived orders TO employ men and teams
TO go 10 Haskell county and pillow 500
acres 10 put in wheat this fall Mr.
Hoover will commence work at once and
will be able to employ as large force of
men and teams as he can get.-GarsieH
CITY .S,AfiRci
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Last Friday the Ford county dele
gate convention met at the court house
to elect delegates for the Judicial con-
yention Ut Garden City on last Monday.
W. c. Shinn, of Dodge City, was elected
Chairman and NJ W. 5. Lawrence. of
Bucklin. Secretary. after which the fol-
lowing were chosen as delegates and al
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THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondents will please bear in mind
that all anonymous communications sent to
this Office for publication, are carefully iled
away in the stove, unless the name OF the
writer and his address accompanies the same
Not for the purpose of publication, but As a
guarantee of their good faith and a knowl-
edge on our part where and from whom the
communication comes. Please write plain.
be particular about names, and write on but
one side of the paper.
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IS. L. Pine, from the east part Of the
county, was in town on Monday.

Mrs. III. B. Bell and son have re-
turned from their summer trip to the
mountains.
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Mr.. j. A. Arment left last Monday
for the western part of the state. to make
an official visit to the A. o. Z. w. lodges
located AT Garden City. Syracuse. Cool
idge. DightOn and other points.
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The manager of the GLOBE-RI 'UB-
LICAN can always be found in 81. ms
building. few doors west of the post
office. when not at the old stand.
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Irrigated lands are rising in value
every year. and always reach very much
higher prices than those watered by rain
fall
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Burt Shoe Agency.

The Bee Hive have just receiveda full
line of the celebrated BURT < MEARS
Shoes for Men. in all sizes and styles.
Subject: Christ our judge.
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Degree Of Honor meeting to-mor-
row evening. Thursday. August 9th.
All members are requested to be present.
particularly the newly elected officers.
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j. :. Evans. receiver of the Lands
property. is up from Rice county to-day.
He says the unpreeented crops are caus-
ing real estate to begin to move in that
county again. Quite number of sue
ceSsful farmers are buying more land
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The W. F. NJ. s. will entertain at the
residence Of Miss Curtis on Friday even
ing, August eth. All are cordially in
yi.ed. Ice cream and cake will be served
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-Althea won the two-year-Old race at
Mexico. Mo-. last Monday. On the
same day Alletta ran second in ST.
Louis.
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u. WOlfenden, Pastor Ashland Bou-
levard Fourth Baptist Church, Chicago,
ILL.,, will preach next Sunday morning
and evening in the Presbyterian church.
Dodge City.
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Total excess in precipitation during
month, zee.
Total excess in precipitation since January
lss, ga
Number of cloudless days.: partly cloudy
days. -; cloudy DAYS 4.