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The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01
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The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeav"r. meets ever Sunday at Z
O'Clock p. M. AT the Presbyterian church.
Interesting exercises ut 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 well as the older ones
who feel an interest in the grand
to come TO these meetings
Subject-'.The Master is come and
calls for thee"
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Edwin Barbour. the great c,,aracfc

Edwin Barbour, the great character
comedian and play writer, at the opera
house Monday and Tuesday nights in his
OWN plays, Shadows of Old Orchard
Farm and "A Legal Document" They
will be presented a> played in Cincinnati,
Chicago, Kansas City and all the largest
western cities.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Take the Santa Fe route for the
Southern Kansas Fair at Wichita, Kan
sas. September q to OctOber3 j. Nate of
one fare the round trip. Tickets on sale
September q to October 3. Final limit
October ). Fred Gardner, agt.
Santa Fe Route.
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L. X. Miller was telling a snake
story last Monday. and when he came to
mention the number Killed as sixteen.
the sad conviction began to steal over
the bystanders that it sounded like a lie.
At this critical %juncture lie produced Il
box containing rattle snakes 10 the num-
Der mentioned, al! equipped WITH ~ratties.
The largest was IN old .esiGea;er meas
urins three feet in length. Gr. Mi..er
came across them out towards Due.
Creek, while taking a trive Sunday ~
ternoon. This is the first :niraculouS
snake story we know of accompanied b.v
the credentials.
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investigate their merits. DE- Wits
Little Early Ei>crs don't grippe. rause
nausea or pain. which accOurss for their
popularity. Our druggists say they would
not run a drug store without tlese little
pills.
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To Old Soldiers.

Noah Moser. of ~Loogootee. Indiana.
L. 5. Pension and Claim Atty of thirteen
years experience. will be ut the office of
City. Kansas. on Friday and Saturday,
October 2nd and 3rd. where he can be
consulted free OF charge upon matters
pertaining to Pensions. Bounty. Back
Pay. etc. Soldiers aud widows claims
long pending under the old law, are
made a specially. and no fee charged
until Claims ale allowed.
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Attention Farmers!

Parties desiring to rent land the ensn-
Mortgage Co. has obtained title, please
call at our office for terms.
l.. +. MCGARRY & Co.
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We may have bought stolen coal.
We certainly did buy some fuel last win
ter. which Bro. Petiiloa says was stolen.
thieves. and crooks as manager of their
official newspaper ought to know. But
We have % Yet secured .hr Office of
act as purchasing agent for fuel and ty
reason thereof take the opportunity Ia
steal Il winters supply of coal from the
~taN-nayer> az the district.
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MARRIED.. In this city Sept. :S0th. by
the Probate Jude.-Fred II. Menden-
hall to Miss Nettie Miller.
The room is one of the brightest
Young editors of the demo-alliance per-
snasion i'm the west. and now having Sc
cured rs Il partner in life's affairs one
whose disposition and attachments are
similar Ia his own. we expect to see
Fred steady himself. and with Il new
hand at the rudder. sail calmly over the
stern realities incident to a voyage DER
life tempestuOus waters. The bride is
a daughter OF Thomas Miller. one of the
solid farmers of Ford county. The hap
Ply pair had made no haste to enter hv-
meneal bonds. but had waited until thew
were of an age to know their own minds
and fitly make the most important choice
OF life. twentw summers having filled
The air with the fra rance OF blossoms
since The bride opened her eyes upon the
world. ana 4 score ami four winters had
failed 70 ciiA. the joval disposition OF
the groom. The crrcmoney WIS per-
formed daring The S;nal. hours of the
moTaing tha; the groom mi ,it take al
cary tram 20 thr cas-. 20 attend i'm
po.iI.. business matters.
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Butter, cheese, eggs. 10000 lbs. live
and dressed poultry and wild game.
Wool. cotton, hides. vegetables, and
fruits. Will pay cash or sell On COM
mission. Agents wanted.
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THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
NOTICE r., cORrEsPONDENTs.

Correspondents viii please bear In mind
that all anOnyInOus cOmmunicatt0As sent 20
this ONCE for publication, arc carefully nIcd
away in the stove, unless the nsme OF the
writer and his address accompanies the same.
Not for the urp0se of publication. Out a =
guarantee Of their good faith and Q kn0wi-
edge on our part where and from whom the
communication Comes. Please write ptnsn.
be particular about names, and write on Dus
one side Of the paper.
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The |. :. Signal office n this place
recorded = rainfall OF 10. inches for the
three days commencing last Thursday
noon. L, is the heaviest rain of which
there is any record that has fallen in this
region during the month of September
The RAIN ranlc ~ steady aad grad
ual that the ground is saturated To
an unusual depth and will not likely dry
out again this season. Another wheat
crop is therefore assured.
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Ship To

NJ. f. Ballard, General PrOdure Com
mission merchant and shipper, 2l,7
Market Street, st. Louis Mo.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

The presence Of dandruf indicates a
diseased scalp, and if o cured, blanch-
ing Of the hair and badness will result.
Halls Hair Remover will cure it.
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Coal.
J. B. LANTZ.

Leave your orders at W c. Shinn's
feed store where the coal will be
weighed. e. A. HICKERSON,
Manager.
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-TO-day's rain bears the brand Of the
rainmakers. They should picket out
their rains and MOI let them waste the
moisture where it is not needed.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Wanted to buy first-class bstter,
good and sweet. Address with the price
per pound. Mrs. I. Il. Chase, Box l45,
SocOrrO, New Mexico. 29-4w
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"A good three.rp0m house for sale
for ol5O. No encumbssswee, ssd tsxss
paid. Inquire st Mn. Killian's.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

The peoples party lectsrers talked
to = crowd II atty. evenly divided - -
their political faith between the Oh ~.
ties, with = few supporters Of ths Dsw
party.
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:eiScckeShOeS.

The Bee Hive has just received = fnll
line Of these shoes. every pair gn.Fsn-
teed.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

The rain makers ut GOOdland were
in I .lexrnphic communication with the
L. 5. Signal Office at this place yesterday
As to barOmetric conditions, etc.
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See little Oracle Beebe, the child
wonder in her great skirt dance and
songs ut the opera house Monday and
Tuesday nights.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

secure your seats It once for The
Beebe-BarbOur entertainments, Monday
and Tuesday night. The v no snap o.
suids show. bat flrst.class II every re-
spsca aud playing q popular prices.
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The g. 4. +. emtsrtainment Of Tues.
day evening VA big success ssd tn
largo crowd ware we'll e~atertalned.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

L. V. Rockwell. grandson Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Rockwell. was here all last
week paying II visit to his grand parents.
He is occupying the position Of chief
clerk of the General superintendent of
a branch of the B. Il o. X. r. at Pitts
burg. Pa. Quite IA responsible post for
a young man who is just approaching his
majority.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

GoRDON-SIELEY.-A very quiet we'd
ding occurred ut the residence of NJ. ",
Sihiey just south of Bucklin. Monday
evening September 18th. The contract
ing parties being VIM. II. Gordon of
Cleveland. Ohio. and Ida SibIey of Buck
lin. The bride is well known and highly
esteemed. and it will be Il source of
pleasure 20 her many friends 70 know
that she will moi ut present leave. as
they will make their home at Bucklin.
The groom is an old time cattle man but
has been absent from the country for two
years. lie is welcomed by his many
friends to his home in Western Kansas,
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Eighteen people in the Beebe-Bar-
bour Comedy Company. at the opera
house Monday and Tuesday nighte.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Owing to "a unusually large busi.
ness DR.. Psrdsy. Of the Kickapoo In
dian Medicine company, will re0als 10
Garden City . we-k longer than b ex'
pected. but will be here Mo0dsy, Oct.
5th. having currd the suffering people
Of that city and county.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

The Australian weather WaAs0. Wh0
has never yet failed 10 bsisG s.ia h 10
public attempts, came T. 0esshsa.
Sherman county, this week. ssdes 60
tract to bring rain ver ~ asea q abeae
one coun y, thirty miles sqsase. A bright
cloudless sky greeted hin. Ah co.,
tract called for = copious ahewes y seen
yesterday, but tho fsllowjaR dispesch
shows that It has been delayed suaistaG
calm weather:
GOODLAND. Has. Sept. ss.-A vtsA = bsow-
ing from the southwest at . vesoosy q thirty
miles an hour and Frank Melboer1e,ihe Ar
tralian rain wizard. refuses to begin opsra-
tons. The wind Is Of the kinA ehas UaAes
the tenderfoOt believe that . hurIsra.e b
coming, but to the residents here n DesaS
settled weather with no prospeess ~ Ialn-
There IL MT a cloud in the SKY, and sbe bar-
0Yieter Indicates fair. settled weather. 1he
high wind will probably continue until sun
set. II there Is a lull Mt that time the austria
liam will enter his shanty with his two grip
sacks and his two revOlvcrs!. He h q the
opinion that rain will not be preciphsted
until Thursday evening even II he gets
to work this evening. and II the hi<t,
wind continues the test will be still 'nstIcr
postponed. Melbourne leaves his ROOM only
for his meals ana seems tObe too prc'N-cOssed
ed To worry over weather conditions and the
prospect of an indefinite siege. His refusal
to begin the test while u strong wind blows
shows that II calm is necessary for making
,.iu alSn fI.,t II 4. much more. a lfticuit tn mr.
cipitatc rain on Il cold than on warm day
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

The organ Of th. r"bbsrs roost ssd
the advocate If lxwlessness still cOatin.
ues Its attempts to make ito readers be-
lieve that Bro. Gluck is being p~ersecuted
by this paper on account Of his religion.
We regret exceedingly that violence has
been done In these columns to that pious
and devout brothers, religious nature.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01
LOCAL BREv1T1ES.

Work In the degrees At the A. o. u.
W. lodge ssxt Monday evening. A fun
attendance 10 desired.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

One "f the prominent Young men Of
the city and an honorary member Of the
ertivns To e%Xtinguish Il supposed fire in
the upper hall way of the Wright block
as to win the admiration IF those who
witnessed his skillful manner of handling
the hose. Thanks to the young man, no
damage was done except to the hall and
Judge Whitelaw'S Office.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Everyone within 70 miles Of Dodge
will come here to choose from u full line
Of samples to be shown by Wall & Wall,
of Hutchinson, the ouly exclusive carpet
house In kxnsas. Dates, Oct. Sth, 9th,
and 10th. Prices same a. vt carpet
house. and carpets delivered free to all
parts of the state.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Next Sabbath evening Rev. 5. f.
Busser will preach . sermon to capital
ists and rich men ut the Presbyterian
church, taking for his subject ''IdOla-
try" In the morning there will be the
quartely communion service. and the
ordinance of baptism will be admins
tered. \ cordial invitation to every
body.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Take the santa F. route for the State
reunion Of the Grssd Army q the Re-
public to be hsld It Ellsworth, OctObes
60 8. Rate Of 0ue fare for the round
|tfip. Fred 0aPdsss, A0sst.
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Don't storm the syste0 - - vsnSd =
fort. II held by the eseny.esase.PaaisA>
gently persusde Il to sa9rsa0sI IN Do
Wits Liaals Early Risen. TAaoo AaA
pills are wonderful vonvlacesA
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Cs,.i4feas cry FOR
Pitchers -~aoGoF:as
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Little Oracle Beetle = ~ - - tho
youngest tar d America appsasaag -
'rspsstory q Segitoses es0s11D sa9
dssaas. ~ WEl - q - sQsso hsase
1oodsy ~ Tass6sy sSgAes. - -
played iu IN ~ iosas cas6eo = - Ubl-
~ Stoeoe.
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d. Wlass SansaporilIs eoaoosso -
blood, tsessasees ~ appstles ~ ssoso
up tie sysesm. Il has bsosleee1 0aay
people Who Asse suffered fso0 6oDo06 d.
orders. II Wiil ~ yea.
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An parties having scalps Of gopher,
wolf, rabbit n other bounty scxlps, are
hereby notified to see that they are placed
It the c,'Wnty clerks office on October 5.
1891. They will 10 be received On .
tater or earlier date than the above.
GEO. w. POTTER, County Clerk.
by Il. 5. CRANE, Deputy.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

Road what the TOpsks Daily CsDl-
al q Sept. lseA, hes n sey q sAsD =
Barbour Company that pjsy II Eslly's
opera house Monday and Tuesday nights
in.'Shadows Of Old Orvh.sd Fam" vss
produced last night atCrsw1osd's opera
house 10 m audience thss 1ljed evssy
seat from pit To dome. II ore b . judge
from applause. the Be~be-Darepar e0m-
psny scored an unqualified sscress %
their initial performance. ''Osd OseAard
Farm" Is an English domestic comedy
drama. containing many natural pictures
Of home life. Ii l. dOubtfWl IL any ooe
present last night did not feel that he or
she was made better by the story told In
this realistic o The play might
be called an English Josh Whiscomb,"
although from n dramatic point Of view
1t Is much more meritOriOus. The Beebe-
Barbour company Is one Of the very
strongest companies visiting Topeka for
some time past, aud 1t IL but jSst to say
they were thoroughly appreciated. Lit
tie Oracle Beebe IL truly what she has
heretofor been termed in large cities
an %''infxntile phenOMeROnos."
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People with impure blood may be
said to exist. not live. Life b se6Asa q
halt Ito joys when The bjeed = Iseoea
with impwrisiss ssd diseases. Correct
THU eosditlea With D Wiu's Sassspa-
rilla. Il b pseia6ae.
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Wanted-A girl - % goossas bsa1o
work ut good waeea. Ap0ey - r. n.
Sughrae, Deage City.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

-Ihe riog organ devoted most Of IT.
li1ss1Sy talent last week to the Root
Hill Cadnvsr." The ''Cxdxver" seems to
b . tAeea In the side Of the outfit which
~ bsss. plundeTing the Taxpayers q
fes6 osnsty, and is now making = des-
Ipessss effort to keep their vampire-like
&sip % the county treasury.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-01

DoDeE CIrr, KANSAS, Sept End. 1891.
The City Council net In regular ses-
sion At 8 O'Clock p. n. Present, A.
0bH:k, Mayor J. y. Bell, Chaa. Beeman.
Ira Jackson. ]. J. Summersby, w. J..
Fitzgerald and J.. n. Pope. Absent
". G. Shinn.
The minutes Of the last regular meet
inx were read aud approved.
The claim Of s. H. COnnOway for $50
for damages to wagon broken at the
crossing If FIRST avenue aud Front Street
MAS rrjccted. also the claim of r. f.
Hammond for making water trough.
The claim of j. r. Judd for plastering
ct the CITY ball was referred to the COM
mittee on public improvement.
The following claims YER approved
by the Finance committee and on motion
the same were allowed and the City
clerk instructed to draw warrants GU the
City treasurer to pay the bills.
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-IAmdloFd Pierce Of the Naaiossl He
I'll, has returned ffsa sfoar wess'e visit
10 RssO cesssy. He reports fsuit II ossat
abundance In ttes part q ~ saoss, ed
libs . wiss u laid II q sspplyS Tor future
use.
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"A permanent Alliance union WAS ef-
fected yesterday at 3 O'Clock q. N.

fected yesterday at 3 O'Clock q. N.
Eighteen people In the Beebe-B Bar
bour Comedy Company. at the opera
house Monday and Tuesday nighte.
Wanted to buy i~irst-class bstter,
good and sweet. Address with the price
per pound. Mrs. Il. L. Chase. Box l45,
SocorrO, New Mexico. 29-4w
The rain makers ut GOOdland were
in .lexraphic communication with the
L. $. Signal Office at this place yesterday
As to barOmetric conditions, etc.
-TO-day's raiD bears the brand Of the
rainmakers. They should picket out
their rains and moi let them waste the
moisture where it is not needed.
The presence of dandruff indicates a
diseased scalp, and if not cured, blanch-
iny Of the hair and badness will result.
Halls Hair Remover will cure it.
See little Oracle Beebe, the child
wonder in her great skirt dance and
songs ut the opera house Monday and
Tuesday nights.
Secure your seats at once for The
Bsebe.BxrbOur entertainments, Monday
and Tuesday night. The v no snap o.
suids show. bat flrst.class In every re-
'spscs and playing ~ popular prices.
Take the SANTA F. route for the State
reunlou Of the Grssd Army q the Re-
public to be held 1t Ellsworth, October
dOeQ 3. Rate Of one fare for the round
|tftp. Fred 0aPdasr, A0sat.
Landlord Pierce Of The Naatossl He
tsl, he's returned ffsa afoaP wesh's visit
10 Reno cesssy. He reports tsuit II Ggset
abundance In sbss part q ~ sooss, ed
HE . wiss msn laid IL . sspply Tor future
uss.
-Ihe riog organ devoted most Of IL
Iioss1Sy talent last week to the BOOT
Hill CadHvsr." The ''CsdAver" seems to
b . thsra In the side Of the outfit which
- bsss plunderinE the taxpayers Of
fesa ossaty, and Is now making = des-
pessss effort to keep their vampire-like
GSip % the county treasury.
An parties having scalps Of gopher,
wolf, rabbit or other bounty scslps, are
hereby notified to see that they are placed
1t the cs'uuty clerks office on October 5.
1891. They will not be received OF .
batter or earlier date than the above.
GEO. w. POTTER, County Clerk.
BY Il. ). CRANE, Deputy.
Everyone within 20 miles of Dodge
will come here to choose from Il full line
Of samples to be shown by Wall & Wall,
of Hutchinson, the ouly exclusive carpet
house In Kansas. Dates, Oct. Sth, 9Th,
and 10th. Prices same as ut carpet
house. and carpets delivered free to all
parts of the state.
L. V. Rockwell. grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Rockwell. was here all last
week paying n visit to his grand parents.
He is occupying the position Of chief
clerk of the General superintendent of
a branch of the B. l. o. X. r. at Pitts
burg. Pa. Quite a responsible post for
a young man who is just approaching his
majority.
To Old Soldiers.
Noah Moser. of LoogOotee. Indiana.
l.. S. Pension and Claim Atty of thirteen
years experience. will be ut the office of
4. ID. Swan over the PostOiiic in Dodge
City. Kansas. on Friday and Saturday,
October 2nd and 3rd. where he can be
consulted free OF charge upon matters
pertaining to Pensions. Bounty. Back
D.. " "
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