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The morning call., 1891-01-22

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II Dou5senssy DoOs-Eespnie. peoiezushfp, sners-
hand tps.writing tslegrspag, etc, al incsud9dsl
business course dnGss one Zee OF SO ie3ost
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450 Goy piaee Aes4 ST ASD LIE
houses renting for $S4; lot ZoxTo. G. IL. UMBSEN
* CO., IA Montgomery st
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NM NVENiN6i nUf.IEfIN. FRl0E RKnrUEp
10 Is ceGts per sees, delivered b. csrriee 70 arr
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the best OF e 8
aud largest evening paper published on the ccast
orders ~ Postsi-car1 or oleefwse wlh receiye
prompt attention. aldss b22 Montgomery =
S,baAIL ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRIP-
- lions taken at Call. Br2nch ohaces, o1S Larkin
ST. s9e Hayes 81 and 2sls Mission So open sils
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handsome interest on the investment in this local
lily. u. Ii. UABSEN a CO. II Montgomery ST.
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Goo0H GROVE NEARLYoN LOT 25x1 81 IS.
aD-cOV. 6. Ii. UMBSEN & CO., II Montgom-
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WRIGHT DOINGS.

Success to the new editor.
Mrs. Neff. of Great Bend. visited with
Mrs. Cook few days last week.
Miss Eft Hall. of Speareville. visited
Mrs. Glaze the latter part of last week.
Farmers are busy harvesting their
grain. Barley is about all in the shock.
wheat being cut and oats is almost ripe.
The latter will make heavy yield in
this locality.
The greater portion of our people
spent the Fourth AT the Soldier 5
Home. aud enjoyed themselves im-
mensely.
Alex Mulleudore and wife moved to
town on Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Staplerou. of Dodge City.
visited the family of Irwin StapletoH on
Thursday and Friday.
The heaviest rain OF the season fell at
this locality on Saturday morning be-
tween midnight and daylight. The
railroad track west of town was under
water. and the section Uen were obliged
TO go out in the dashing rain TO signal
the trains Farmers are in no wise dis
eouraged over the eopious rains.
TUNBLEwEED.
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The foot race last evening between
o. L. Hard. Of this city. and Mr.. Travis
from the eastern part of the state drew n
large crowd to the Santa Fee Yards. and
number of ladies encouraged the boys
to do their utmost BY their presence and
smiles. There was no monkey work in
the race and both men went for the wire
like frightened brOnchOs. Hard several
feet in the rear at the start but rapidly
closing the gap between them. The
race was called draw which was highly
proper. though both contestants bad
their supporters who think their man
woD- but as both she boys are gentlemen
they made little kick at the decision.
They will make new race and try their
speed again in few days.
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From every part Of Ford county
come reports Of scores Of farms that this
season alone produce several times their
cost in small grain; one instance Of this
kind is the case of Mr.. o. y. Nevins.
Last fall be bought $50 acres Of land
twelve miles north and a little west from
Dodge City. He at once proceeded to
put eighty acres in wheat: thirty-two
acres in barley and twenty five acres in
rye. This week he will begin harvest
ing crop that will pay more than twice
| the cost Of that quarter section of land.
besides all expense for seed, harvesting
and thfeshing. The wheat is Of the Red
Russian variety. 1t was drilled thin on
| the ground but has made remarkably long
heads filled with plump grain that will
undoubtedly grade No. : as it comes from
the thresher. and properly screened 20
No. on Chicago market. The whole
eighty acres will average over fifteen
bushels to the acre, and at - cents per
bushel will be worth $4,000. The thirty
two acres Of barley will yield at least
nine hundred bushels of first-classs malt
ing barley worth at least $4,000. The
rye has more than paid is way as pasture
but the grain will bring something like
$4,000. Total value Of grain 81 $3.50, 90,
besides the straw which will winter a
nice bunch Of cattle. which Mr.. Nevius
has succeeded in raising and gathering
up at low prices during the recent de-
DrpSSiou
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L. \. LAUDER expects TO go out TO his
wheat fields near the northeast corner of
this county and look after the harvesting
of an immense crop Of wheat. Mr.. Lau-
Der had 26O acres put in last fail. and it
is said To be equal TO the best in this re-
gion. Of course it is impossible at this
time TO say what it will yield. but from
the uniformly thick stand and large heads
flied with plump berries. we do not
think forty bushels to the acre an extrava-
CANT estimate. which would make total
IF over ten thousand bushels. worth
something like $500. Such profita-
BILE farming is enough to justify him in
Withdrawing from pencil pushing for a
time at least.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring YOU
satisfactory results. or in case Of failure \
return of purchase price. On this safe
druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed
TO bring relief in every case. when used
for any affection of the throat. lungs or
chest. such as Consumption, inflammation of
Lungs. Bronchitis. Asthma. WhoOping
Cough, Group. etc. 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to taste. perfectly safe. and can
always be depended upon Trial bottle
free at CITY Drug Store.
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Last Monday afternoon during the
shower lightning struck n vacant dwell
ling on Pala DurO street, belonging to 5.
Mullendore. The bolt went directly down
the chimney demolishing it entirely.
The chimney rested on a partition which
was also knocked into kindling. Mrs. j.
n. Pope and her grandson were stand
ing on the porch Of her dwelling on the
opposite side of the street and they re-
ceived decided shock from the explo-
sion.
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Gray county farmers may well feel
proud of the rewards of their husbaudry.
The prospects for the grain yield are be-
yond the most sanguine expectations.
In the fall the wheat prospects were not
the brightest. and the late sown grain
did not give much encouragement for
4 crop early in the spring. notwithstand-
ing the abundance of snow and rain.
As late rs April many wheat fields gave
no promise at all. the plants being very
thin on the ground: but grain plants
stool wonderfully in this soil, with
plenty Of moisture. and now these fields
promise more than an average yield.
The weather has been favorable. and the
crop is all that could be desired.
The heads are large and long. the
grain plump. and the straw much longer
than that usually grown here. Many of
the heads contain eleven and thirteen
..meshes.r' with three grains TO the
mesh This will account for the twenty
five and thirty bushels TO the acre pros
pect. which is certainly a correct esti-
mate under the circumstances.
This season gives ample evidence of
the value of barley raising: and while
the seasons generally are not favorable
TO oats. the crop this year gives a yield
As large as can be found in more afvorite
| localities.
I II the farmers of Gray county will de-
vote more attention to grain growing
farming will be more profitable. This
opinion now holds among them all. and
il is believed small grain raising will be-
come the principal agricultural indus
uy.-Cimarron New West.
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tounrii Proceedings.

DODGE CITY. KANSAS. july. 2rd 1881.
The City Council met pursuant To adj
journmeut-
Present, ~ Gmch. Mayor. Cha>. Bee
man. J. NJ. Bell. :. StubbS. !. J. sum
mer>by- W. J. Fitzgerald and W. c.
Shinn. Absent. Ira Jackson and !. v.
Pope.
The minutes of the last regular and
adjourned meetings were read and ap-
proved.
The contract between q. +. Mckinney
aud the city. made rs ! lease of city land
to said G.. F. Mckinney. Was approved
and signed by the Mayor. The bond of
G.. F. Mckinney for the faithful perform
ance of the contract above mentioned
was approved and placed on file
Report of Police Judge for may receiv-
Ell and placed OH file.
The Finance Committee recommended
the payment of the following claimes.
which were allowed and the City clerk
Instructed to draw city warrants TO pay
the same.
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Summer Trip to Canada.

Why not go to Toronto this summer:
National Educational Association holds
its meeting there in July
Santa Fe Route offers rate of one fare
round trip. plus. $500 membership lee.
Tickets on sale July 5 TO -, good until
September 80. returning. Cheap side
trips can be made 10 ST. Lawrence re-
sorts. New England and Atlantic sea-
board.
Stick pin here. please. Gong ma
Santa Fe R0nte transfer Is required IN
Caitago. We occupy Union Depot with
Chicago and Grand Trunk. and Wabash
Rvs. '.direct" routes TO Toronto. we are
also 80 miles the shortest line between
Kansas City and Chicago. Elegant YES
thule trains and dining car service
Several large parties now organizing.
Call on local agent Santa Fe Route for
particulars. FRED GARDNER Agt-
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Bro. Eigle seems inclined 10 d. some
missionary work in the west end of town.
Yesterday morning we noticed him SUI
perintending the removal of some furni-
ture aud fixtures into the DickersOn
building at the corner of Chestnut street
and Third avenue. He will probably
hold forth there until the force of cir
where. By the way Bro. Eigie is a mi
gratory bird.
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Weather Report.

The following meteorological summary
for the month June. Of 1891. is furnished
by Mr.. George L. Todd who is in charge
Of the L. s. signal station AT this place:
Mean barometer 9.s5.
Highest barometer 3O.ll on 3Drh
Lowest barometer 294 on lst.
Mean temperature 20.
Highest temperature e5, on 18th. Lowest
50, 18th.
Greatest daily range OF temperature 81, on
18th.
Least daily range of temperature 10, on Sth.
Tota: deficiency in temperature during
month, 90 degrees. :
Total deficiency in temperature since Jan
uary lst, - degrees.
Prevailing direction of wind. south
Total movement OF wind, lO, O59 miles
Extreme velocity Of wind, ~ miles, south
on the lst.
Total precipitation. 6e6.
Number of days on which precipitation
fell, IL.
TOTAL PRECIPrr ALTON lin inchesl for this
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The board of county commissioners
have been in session this week. One
important feature Of this meeting was
the purchase Of about 10000 scalps. for
which the farmers realized over 81 900.
The money thus distributed goes where
it will do the most good besides helping
to exter,niDate troublesome pests from
our territory.
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The following letters remain unclaimed
for week ending July 9th. Persons
calling for any of these letters will please
say advertised and give date of this
list. If not called for in thirty days they
will be sent to the dead letter office.
AshaId. Edmund B. Stump, Mrs. Irene
Clark. Al. Smith. Vim.
Callahan, L. B. SchnOckehOFg. Annie
Fleming. Miss Jane Textbook, J. III.
Robson, VIM. Valet, Henryt
Srouia. AdolpAe Walters, Harry
Warren, Geo. s.
=. ". EVANS, p. II.
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On last Monday evening Protectio

On last Monday evening Protection
Lodge No. l!2. A. o. L. W.. installed
the following officers for the ensuing
term ending December 3lst 1891: P. NJ.
W.. JnO. L. Metcalf: NJ. w. III. SWEET
Foreman. E. II. Madison: Overseer. A.
l.. Wright: Recorder. J. B. Moffitt: FL
Raglin: Guide. VIM. J. Baumann: |. W..
J. A. Beyers: .. W.. E. E. Smith: Medi-
cal Examiners. Drs. c. \. Milton and :.
Jaw Crumbine.
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A. Fl. Boyd. an old time citizen Of
Dodge City. now living in Larned. was in
the city this week. He says many farm
ers of that county who came there from
three to five years ago with almost no.
thing. now have well stocked farms and
thousands of dollars cash on hand. most
ly acquired by raising wheat and live
stock
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Proposals for building five or more cottages
and for plassering mems quarters, will be re-
ceived at the ONCE of the COmmandant of the
Kansas State Soldiers Home, Dodge City, Has,
up To 3 O'Clock q. m, July 9Th. 1891. All
material to be furnished by the state BIDS
viii be received for all the work, or for stone
work, carpenter work, clustering and paint
ing separately.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
once Of the Comm andAns ae the Home on and
afsef Monday July sOsh, ls9l.
ne Hoard reserves the hight 20 reject any
and III BIDS.
10 41xBT BOOTn, Secretary.
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l consitles the Steam Cooker which Mr..
Wing has for sale. to be a very superior
article: that il will save 4 hO,lsekeeper
much labor 1 feel certain, and where Oue
uses gasoline stove the saving in gasoline
alone would soon pay for the cooker. I
would not like TO part with mine. find
that can cook meat and vegetables and
steam bread and padding at one time. and
much easier than BY the Old method.
For ale By II. WRG. u I'm
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A. o. Z. ". Notice.

4 Lodge of the Degree Of Honor. A.
o. L. W. Viii BE- instituted ut Masonic
Hall. Thursday evening. July 18th. All
those members If the order who desire
to 60 into the organization as charter
members. viii please DC present at that
time. y. II. SWEET.
D-p'y q. q. of III.
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One pleasant feature of the celebra-
ton Of the Fourth NJ the Soldiers Home.
was rhe refreshments furnished by the
Woman's Relief Corps. consisting Of ice
cream. lemonade and sandwiches. The
clear profits amounted TO S64.25. Half
of this sum is to be applied towards sup
plying library for the Soldiers Home.
remainder 10 the treasury of the corps.
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Proceedings Of Republican Judicial
( Central Committee Meeting.

The Republican Judicial Committee
of the 9th Judicial District of Kansas.
comprising the counties IF Ford. Gray.
Finney. kearney and Hamilton met at
Garden City. Kansas. July lst, 1891.
pursuant to regular published call is
sued by the proper officers.
All vacancies in the committee were
filled by persons recommended by the
various counties having vacancies. after
which the committee effected perma-
nent organization. electing H. F. Mason
of Finney county as chairman. and w.
J. Fitzgerald Of Ford as secretary.
Garden City, Kansas, was selected as
the place. and Wednesday, August Sd,
1891, at Up. m. as the time for holding
the Republican Judicial Convention to
nominate candidate for Judge of the
District.
The time aud manner of selecting
delegates to the Garden City convention
was left to discretion of the Republican
Central Committee OF each county.
Under the appOrtionment agreed upon,
each county is entitled to one delegate
for every fifty votes or major part there
Of. which it cast for Col. j. r. Halo
well. for Congress at the 1890 election.
The utmost harmony prevailed though.
OFT the committees deliberatiOn.
w. j. FITZGERALD. Secretary.
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Mrs. E. E. Smith who has been visit
ing the last two months at the home OF
her parents in 81. Louis. returned Fri
day, bringing her mother. Mrs. D. Muel-
Ter, who will Remain for some time with
Mrs. Smith and her son. Henry Mueller
of the York-Draper Mercantile Co.
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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 filed
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 knowl-
edge on our part where and from whom the
communication comes. Please write plain,
one side of the paper.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Ford county has been exceedingly
fortunate in escaping destructive hail
storms. Our harvest is we'll under way
now and no field bias been reported dam
aged from hail.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Harvesting will begin this week in
W. y. Shinn's wheat fields south If the
river. Some of the crop is on very sandy
soil but this season demonstrates that
such land is all right for wheat. II IS Of
the Red Russian variety. and the grain
is very plump and heavy.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Ladies shopping in the Bee Hive dry
goods store last Friday morning noticed
something peculiar in the manner of Mr..
Summersby. The unusual exhileration
was at first attributed 10 patriotism gu
account of the influence of the day we
celebrate. but when he consulted his
watch and casually remarked: '-She is
Just five hours old to minute" il be-
came apparent that new daughter was
the cau>e. Mr.. :. is doing as well as
could be expected this hot weather.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

-Messrs. Harshberger and Degering
Aare in the midst of Crawford's immense
crop Of wheat and rye south of the river
this week with their new twelve foot
header. Mr.. Harshberger says the rye
= furnishing the most prolific yield he
ever saw. The wheat is also very Ane
a. Yin yield handaomeiy. =
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Republican Committee Meeting.

The Republican Central Committee Of
Ford county. Kansas. will meet ut the
court house in Dodge City on the 18th
day of July. 1891. at I o'clock p. IN. For
the purpose Of providing for the selection
Of delegates TO attend the nominating
convention of the 9th Judicial District.
to be held at Garden City Kansas Au-
gust 3rd. 1881. and 10 transact such 9TH
er and further business as may properly
come before the committee. Each
member of the committee Is urged 10 be
present. f. E. SMITH.
Chairman.
W. +. WATSON.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

The Ordinance Committee recon-
mended that ordinances be enacted in
relation to closing places Of business:
concerning fines and penalties. fixing
salaries Of city officials. pertaing To fire
limits and prohibiting crap games.
Ordinance No. pol. entitled an ordi-
nance requiring the closing of certain
places Of business between the hour. of
1870 p. III. and O'Clock a. M. was in
iroduced and read and was adopted by
sections Gu its second reading by The
Unanimous vote of members present
On lis third reading the ordinance Was
passed a. whole. by the affirmative
votes of J. VI. Bell. Chas. Beeman. s.
Stubs. W. J. Fitzgerald. j. Summers
by and w G.. Shinn. Members Pope
and Jackson being absent. not voting.
Ordinance No. 2O2. an ordinance con-
corning fines and penalties and the en-
fOreement thereof. WAS read. read sec
ond time and adopted by sections. On
its third reading the ordinance Was
adopted as whole by the affirmative
votes Of J. NJ. Bell. Chas. Beeman. :.
Srubbs. J. J. Summersby, W. J. Fitzger-
aid and W. c. Shinu. Members Pope
and Jackson were absent.
Ordinance No. 2ty, entitled an Ordi-
nance pertaining To the fire limits of the
city of Dodge City. was read. and on its
second reading was adopted by sections.
The ordinance WAS read third Time and
adopted ~ whole by the following
vote on call of the roll: Cba-. Beeman.
5. Stubs. W. J. Fitzgerald. J. J. sum-
mersby and W. C.. Shinn voting aye: J
NJ. Bell voted no. Members Pope and
Jackson absent.
Ordinance No. aOl. entitled an ordi-
nance prohibiting Crap Games was
read and adopted by sections on its Sec
ond reading. Read the third time and
adopted by the affirmative votes of J. NJ.
Bell. Chas. Beeman. ;. Stnbbs. W. j.
Fitzgerald. J. J. Summersby and w. c.
Shinn. Messrs. Pope and Jackson alb
sent and not voting.
The ordinance relating TO salaries of
city officials was defeated BIZ vote Of the
council.
The matter of locating lights was re-
fered TO committee on lights aud water.
The report of the committee appointed
TO confer with committee of the school
board in regard to sewerage in 3rd ward
school grounds was ACCEPTED and the
committee discharged.
\ request Of =. W. Gilbert in regard 10
scrip issued in payment of certain inter =
est amounting 10 800 WIS granted and
the clerk instructed 20 surrender scrip TO
Mr.. Gilbert upon his receipt therefore.
The report of the city treasurer for the
quarter ending June 9th 1891. and the
report OF the police judge for June we're
referred 10 the finance committee
The bond Of the Globc-Republican for
the faithful performance of contract was
approved and placed on file.
On motion the city attorney was IN
structed TO investigate a 10 the legality
B Of the release of the city treasurer aud
bondsmen in the recent loss of city funds
occasioued by the failure of the Mer-
/ chants State Bank. and report at next
regular meeting.
On motion council adjourned.
Attest: J.. u. GrObety-
City Clerk
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The Dodge City. Montezuma i
Trinidad Railway Co. expect TO haul
many ears of wheat from southern Gray
county. while most of the Haskell county
wheat will be shipped via that line. The
grain in that region is of excellent
quality.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Owing to the confusion Incident up
on moving part Of our printing outfit.
we have not been able to make this issue
what il should be. After the new man
agement gets worked up in the harness
better results NAV follow.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed his petition in the Probate
Court Of Ford County. Kansas, asking
that a druggists permit to sell intoxicating
liquors be issued TO said petitioner, and
that said petition will be heard on the 2nd
day of July, 1891. at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Attest: A. II. HARD.
d. W. MoFFITT. Probate Judge.
First publication June }. 1891.
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We are well equipped and prepared
to do all kinds of job printing. The new
manager has devoted many years to that
graceful art and no establishment in the
state can excel us in presses. type and
latest styles Of material in that line.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

&c. G. F. Tobey. of San Marcial. who
has large herd of cattle grazing on our
prairies. shipped some seed rye from
Dodge City to his ranch in New Mexico.
He proposes to pasture his calves on it
this winter.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

The Ffreman's ball On the evening
of the 3rd inst. was a grand success
The net profit was over $780, which
will be expended for the firemen in the
way of uniforms, etc.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

j. f. MiIliken, who lives northeast
Of Wright station dropped in the first part
of this week and reported harvest in full
blast in his vicinity. He has splendid
crop of small grain.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

This community is indebted To c. NJ.
Beeson for the consummation Of arrange
ments whereby Dodge City secures the
strongest milling company west of Har-
vey county. Neither Hutchinson. Great
Bend nor Larned mills have financial re-
sources equal to those Of the Nebraska
bankers a: the head of the enterprise.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Total deficiency i'll precipitation during
month, iW.
Total excess in precipitation since January
lst, SIS.
Number of cloudless days 10: partly cloudy
days. Is: cloudy days..
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John Eigie has bought the corner
business property formerly owned and
occupied BY Chas. Dickerson.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

The Bee Hive offers some great in
ducements in remnants of all kinds of
Wash goods.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

The construction of the Dodge City
Milling Co.'S. mill and elevator buildings
and the five new cottages at the Soldiers
Home will soon make it lively for me-
chanicS.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Five new cottages are soon 10 be
constructed 1T the Soldiers Home. No
tice for bids appears elsewhere in these
columns.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Don't forget the Oliver Comedy Co.
Friday night.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Mems Seersucker coats and vests at
the Bee Hive reduced to Sl.25, worth
600.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-08

Reserved seats chart for the Oliver
Comedy and Minstrel Company now
open at the City Drug Store.