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PGSTOFFICE HOURS.

ON and after October lSt, lsa0, the follow
ing honrs will be observed:
OPEN. CLOSED.
General Delivery and Reg
istry Department, daily
except Sunday 500 a. H. ':uO p III
Money order Department
event sunday 600 a. III. 500 p. N
Sunday, General Delivery 100 TO Io:ooa.m. anu
80 to $3.50 p. IN.
Lobby doors open except
sunday 200 a. m. 900 p. III.
Open sundays 500 a. IN. SUI p H.
TINE OF CLOSING MAILS.
30, RI, Bucklin West, daily, eX-
cept sunday. COZ Il. III.
I'D. c. VI. & r, Tuesday, Thurs
dav ard Observation-Disclosures. ii rs q. III
A. 7. 4 :. +. west bound--..... l:tO =. IN.
east ....... 2:l5 p. N.
y Il. l., east bound ..-........... $40 p. In.
s. AT&S. 7. east bound-ieaVes
Following morning.. sop. m.
; y L. 4 s. r. west bound....-..- e:5O p III.
Dodge City x Ravanna, via, snyder Wittrup
and Kalvesta, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
dav, at 200 a. IN. Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 600 p. m
Note-Pouch dispatched by freight train
No. 20, on u. l., at $50 IA. m. does not contain
mail for Ford and Bucklin, only mail for
points west OF Bucklln-
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J. II. Crawford and family desire us
10 express their heartfelt thanks for the
kind ministrations and many acts Of
neighborly sympathy rendered during
their recent affiiction. sickness and
DEATH
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Closing Out Sale.

Wishing to close Outmy entire stock by
September LIST, offer everything at great
" reduced prices. Call and see if you
desire bargains in my line. Store room
also for rent. Mrs. IDA D. BEADLE.
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The L. S. Signal Office in this city
registered IL inches of rain Tuesday
night and .04 inches on Wednesday
night. with 30 on Friday night. Corn
looks dark green and is growing rapidly.
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Carson Il Burgland have just finished
painting and a general cleaning up of
their meat market. With their present
commodious and elegant quarters they
will be in shape to accommodate the
fast increasing business which this de-
servedly popular market is enjoying.
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Ii is q fixed and immutable law that to
have good. sound health one must have
pure. rich and abundant blood. There is
no shorter or surer route than by course
Of De Wits Sarsaparilla.
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1t is in the wind that large hotel
with commodious and elegant rooms
will soon be built in a central part of
Dodge City. This will greatly facilitate
our progress toward becoming a resort
for wealthy people who desire the bene-
fit of pure air and healthful climate.
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Last Tuesday night a terrible storm
wrecked some pleasure boats on the lake
near Peoria, H.. killing some twenty
five persons. At Springfield. Ohio. the
south end of town was destroyed. two
hundred houses being blown to pieces
or badly wrecked. and several people
badly injured.
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BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Tunnel,
on Sunday evening. July 18th, ten
pound daughter. She is fine, healthy
girl, and the mother is doing well.
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Sheriff Beeson has gone south to-day
in search of Saunders horse which was
stolen some weeks ago. He thinks he
has the animal located.
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J. A. Arment was severely caned this
evening by his brethren of the A. o. W.
The stick used was Of ebony wood. sur
mounted by gold head. DR.. Crum-
bine officiated on behalf of the order.
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Prof. Webb stacked most of his wheat
himself. He is very successful as farm
er and will clear s5 per acre on his wheat
after paying for seed, labor and all other
expenses.
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Ex-Mayor Gluck treated his bay win
dow to a hot water bath recently and took
a respite for few days while admiring
the job. We are pleased to notice he
once more bears it in triumph up and
down the highways of our city.
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Eastern parties are writing TO our cit
liens in regard TO the Dodge City SAM
tarium. \ Wisconsin man recon-
meuded this as a health resort.
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It has at last been discovered that west
ern Kansas is the wheat belt Of the state,
and that it can be grown here for % cents
per bushel, while it costs 80 cents to raise
wheat in states east of the Missouri river
that it does not cost half so much to pro-
duce a pound of beef as in those states,
and that fruit grown here is of finer ia
vor even than the choicest California pro-
ducts. Therefore these lands are begin
ming to be in demand by thrifty farmers
from eastern and middle states.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

REV. C. f. WILLIAMS, Pastor. Services
every Sunday, at ii a. m. and 80 p, IN. sun
day School at S:45 q. IN. Prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening and young folks
pray meeting tuesday evening at 1:3o.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

DEGREE OF HONOR, A. Q. L. W.
Protection Lodge, No. 45, Degree of Honor,
meets every LIST and 3rd Thursdays in each
month at Masonic Hall. Transient brothers
and sisters are cordially invited to visit the
MRS. EMMA KELSEY, c. of IL.
MISS IDA JACKSON. Recorder.
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Mrs. L. K. Patton, Rockford. H.. writes
"From personal experience l can RECON-
mend De Wits Sarsaparilia, a cure for i'm
pure blood and general debility"
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Half car load of Ostriches went
through Dodge City on the Santa Fe
from California to Chicago last Friday.
Some of our people secured feathers as
souvenirs.
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\ number of teachers from this yicini-
ty will attend the Normal Institute at
Dodge City.-Bucklin Bulletin.
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viii Evans. lumber dealer of Cimar-
ron, and wife were in Dodge CITY last
week. the guests of L. f. McGarry.
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H,uor CORONA LODGE,

HALL OF CORONA LODGE
9 LOO. F., No. 1S1.
&S~ Lodge meets every Wednesday
ErSSS evening in new lodge room of
IOOf All members of the order In
good standing invited to attend.
RoBT. BUCHANAN, y. u.
CHAS. Lesson, Secretary,
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To overcome the marks Of age, all who
have gray boards should use Bucking-
hams Dye for the Whiskers. the best
and cieanest Iye made for coloring br0z:W
or 6lack.
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Improvements are still progressing at
the Soldiers Home. Soon seven more
cottages will be ready for occupancy.
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k.of l..

O> Apollo Lodge No. 81, X. of p, meets
MeAthe first and third Saturday evenings
r. y slof each month, in Masonic hall, Dodge
Es<E1Citv Kansas. All members in good
w. standing, also visiting brothers, are
> cordially invited to attend.
T.. W. MARVIN G. c.
" \ HARrER h of r 4 :.
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For the Man:

The old reliable line of shoes manu-
featured by Smith s. Stough:on, for sal
by Waring.
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LEWIS POST.s4. G. A. r.

LEWIS POST, "a, G. A. r.
Meets at Masonic Hall, Dodge City, Kansas,
On the first and third Tuesdays in each
month. Members are earnestly requested
TO attend. Visiting comrades cordially In
vited.
F. HAMMOND, Commander.
j. c. BAIRD, Adiutant-
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MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA.

Dodge CITY Camp, No. l60e. meets every
All members of the order in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
H. q. WIcGINs, Consul.
j. j. SUMNEksBY, Clerk.
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The celebrated line of school shoes
known as the Red School House for sale
at Warnings.
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We observe from neighboring eX-
changes that our boom article of last
week is creating a very favorable i'm
preston. The Ness City Times mentions
it in manner quite tlattering to our
city. and several strangers have since
arrived from the east and some will To-
cate. \ city council never looses any
thing by being liberal with newspapers.
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TAKE THE SANTA FE ROUTE ::

TAKE THE SANTA FE ROUTE -
For the triennial conclave of Knight
Templars at Denver. Colo, August 9th
TO 14th. 1892. Tickets on sale July 18th
to August 10th with final limit of Octo-
Der 10th at Sl4.15 for round trip.
FRED GARDNER. Agent.
Santa Fe Route.
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BAPTIST CHURCH,

other SUNDAY at IL a. IN. and 1:30 p. m. Sab
bath school every sunday at 9:45 q. IN. Prayer
every Thursday evening
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- T. +. * \. NJ.
~DA& Regular Communication of st. Ber-
X * nard's Lodge No. 222 meets second
and fourth Fridays of every month,
at H. m in Masonic Hall, Dodge City, Kan
sas All members in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
W. H. CHAPMAN, ". NJ.
JIG. BAIRD. Sec'y.
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PRFsBYTERIAN.

Rev :. f. BUssER, pastor. Services every
sunday il O'Clock and : 30 sunday school
3: As O'Clock. Prayer meeting Thursday eve.
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Shoes made of camel's skin for men
boys and youths On sale at Warnings.
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Judge A. J. Abbott and wife were
here last Friday, visiting the family of
their son.
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Superintendent Swinehart is mailing
several hundred circulars in regard to
the normal.
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Burton's liquid waterproof backing for
men and boys, at Warnings.
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A full line of Blue Ribbon school shoes
for sale at Warnings.
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Gilt Edge shoe dressing for the ladies,
at Warnings.
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40. L. w.

Protection Lodge No. lI2 meets every Mon
cay night at O'Clock, Masonic Hall, Dodge
CITY Kansas. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited to meet with Us when in the city.
j. II. SWEET, NJ. w.
L G GRoBETY, Recorder.
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TOTHE VOTERS OF DODGE PRECINCT:
That part of South Dodge precinct
north of the Arkansas river has been at
tached to North Dodge precinct aud the
voting place of North Dodge precinct has
been established at the office of II. Ju-
neau and the voting place of South Dodge
precinct at the Rock Island depot.
GEO. w. REIGHARD. Trustee.
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SONS OF VETERANS.

General Thomas Camp. No. As Sons of Vet
Grams meet the end and 4th Thursdays of
every month. III Masonic Hall, corner of
Bridge and Chestnut streets Members of the
e. \ r., and visiting brethren always wei
come ED. III. MADISON, Captain.
r. c. HAMMOND, LIST Sergeant.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.

- ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
- ST. Bernard Chapter o. E. $, meets sec.
ond 4 fourth Tuesday evenings of each mo.
in Masonic Hall. All members OF the order
cordially invited.
MRS. LAURA POPE. Worthy Aatron.
j. ii. SWEET. Secy.
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CATHOLIC.

Reoular services at the church on the first
and third sunday each month, ut 500 and
1880 a. IN.
c. l.. kEARFUL, Rector.
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\ special to the Topeka Capitol from
ST. Francis. Cheyenne County, dated
July 18th, says the rainmakers have
made highly successful experiments in
that county. This is the northwest cor
ner of the state, adjoining Nebraska on
Colorado. 1t is the dryest part of
Kansas. Rain had been wanted for
many days. The rainmakers began op-
erations On July 9Th and continued for
forty EIGHT hours. Rain fell on the 9TH
and Sth in quantities never before seen
in that region at this time of the year.
Farmers are highly elated over the re-
suits. Small grain is claimed to average
twenty bushels per acre the county over
as result.
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Some time last winter we commented
upon the question of frost killing
peaches. and mentioned the claim that
frost which would undoubtedly kill fruit
in low attitudes did not do so here.
This season yerifies the statement. Ev-
en- in the eastern part of this state the
peach crop is killed. but what few peach
orchards are started in this county will
show more or less fruit. Me Mayrath
will have - bushels of peaches, also
over 200 bushels of plums aud 1000 lbs.
grapes His apple trees are also just
beginning TO bear and will yield over
30 bushels. He has already gathered
over Is bushels of cherries. and an inn
mense quantity of Russian mulberries.
The family were too busy at other work
to gather and sell them. but Mrs. May
rath managed to gather and sell over
twenty dollars worth. John GoOdvlne
will have over a ton OF grapes.
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Crystal Rock Salt at W. C.. Shinn's
feed store. 1t is claimed this salt will
90 twice as far for stock purposes as the
granulated salt.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

P. H. Sughrue has two work teams
for sale.
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The firm of Sutton & McGarry are
handling an immense business all over
the southwest. Last Monday Mr.. Nc
Garry was called to Jetmore on import
ant business: on Tuesday he was at In
gals looking after two important cases;
to-day he is in Ashland attending dis
trict court. NJ. w. Sutton was, on Mon
day, in Garden City: on Tuesday at
Hartland; on Thursday and Friday at
Ration Y. NJ: on Saturday at Cimarro n !:
today he is at Hartland attending district
court, where Judge Abbott began the
regular term of district court this week.
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/. O. q. T.

The Way Lodge. No. lS5, meets in the Odd
Fellows Hail every Tuesday evening. All
members are earnestly requested to attend.
SIL JUNEAU. Chief TemplaY.
MIssWINIFRED SAxToN, Secretary.
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4. HAIGHT. j. i.

The teachers of our city schools were
examined last Friday and Saturday as to
their qualifications to impart Instruction.
before Prof. f. D. Webb. III. McGarry
and j. NJ. kirkpatrick. board of examin-
ers. Our public school system is the
pride OF the city. Ii is doing more than
any other enc thing to increase the num-
Der of desirable families who are con
stantly augmenting the population.
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L. P. Browne, president of the Browne
& Monzanares Co.. of Las Vegas. n. NJ.
largely interested in cattle raising in the
southwest, was in the city last week
looking after the interests of the firm in
this valley. They are making this head
quarters for wintering cattle and put
ting them in shape for the various
markets to which this is a convenient
shipping point.
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A good seleetion of rubber goods at all
times at Warnings.
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II. p. Mess has just returned from a
trip To the Saline river in Lincoln COun-
ty. where his son, Albert. is established
as clerk in general merchandise store
of Lincoln Center. Kansas. Mr.. Neiss
went with the intention of finding an
other location. but concluded after thor
oughly investigating the matter. that be
could not do so well elsewhere as here
in Dodge City. He has therefore re-
turned to his bench and will remain con-
tentedly attending to his customers
hereafter. His wife had been there Wis
ting for some time and returned with
him accompanied by her little grandson.
Albert will be here this week for visit.
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PoYAl ARCH MASONS,

Dodge City Chapter L. D., meets second
and fourth Wednesday evenings of each
monht in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers are
cordially invited TO attend.
:. <. BUSSER, III. p.
j. {. BAIRD, Sec'y.
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\ delegation Of citizens re siding near
the corner of Avenue B and Vine Street,
called upon US recently and requested
an interview. They were haggard Of
countenance. hOllow-eyed and had a
hopelessly wretched look which appealed
to the sympathies of even the boot hill
cadaver. On inquiring the mission Of
these sad-eyed people, they implored US
to use the power of the press to abate
certain wild, weird and discordant
sounds wherewith their souls were tor
mented by night and their religious med
itations on Sunday were turned into pam
demonium. Delicate ladies of nervous
temperaments were almost distracted by
loss of sleep, and the broad highway 10
perdition was being thronged by those
whose first downward step can be direct
IL traced to the unhallowed sounds dis
turbing their religious communings on
the Sabbath day. We hope it will not be
necessary for US to resort to extreme
measures, but this racket must be stopped
or removed to some other locality. 9TH
erwise every person on that ridge will
come to some bad end and most of them
take their own lives to save them from
q fate far worse than death. A hint to
the wise is sufficient.
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J.E. Klock of the class of rs. remains
as the superintendent Of the Leaven-
worth schools at generous increase OF
salary. At the late meeting of the n.
E. Kansas Teachers Association. the
visiting representatives were loud in
their praise of the work of the city
schools and Supt. klock. He has few
superiors in the whole Missouri Valley.
State Normal Quarterly.
Prof. klock will have charge Of the
Ford County Normal.
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Il. V. Hewitt of Wichita. formerly
with Sherwood Il Dickinson. of this city,
was here last Saturday looking after
some business for his grandfather and
other friends vino have investments in
Ford County. Mr.. Hewitt has known
Leweling for some years. He says the
peoples party candidate has no series
faults. but is not regarded rs the equal
of Marsh MurdOck in point of ability.
He has been in Wichita several years
loaning money. plating and selling
town lots and running a grocery and
feed store. In fact not 4 bad sort Of
fellow. If elected he will probably not
sympathize very much with the senti-
ment against money lenders which pre-
walls among some members OF the peo-
pies party.
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Last Tuesday Al. Reudy was hauling
a load of $500 pounds of hides from Rip
pies slaughter house into the city for
shipment. 1t was necessary to cross a
bridge over the canal in coming out Of
the Ripple grounds. and when in the
middle of the bridge the structure gave
way under the hind wheels, dumping
the wagon and load down into the water.
The tongue was broken off, separating
the team from the wagon. The horses
which were that magnificent pair Of grays
were thrown over the side into the water.
1t was with great difficulty they were pre-
vented from drowning, but were finally
disentangled from the harness. and taken
out comparatively uninjured. Reudy es-
capped without injury. as the front seat
stood up even with the floor of bridge.
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Sheriff Eagan and wife of Garden City
visited the Soldiers Home over Sunday.
He called to-day, and we found him we'll
pleased with the institution. He has
taken the little orphan daughter of j.
X. Hood. deceased. late of the home.
and has made arrangements with Com
mander Sweeney to adopt the child as
his daughter. This gives her splendid
home, as Mr.. Eagan and wife are good
people. Henry Morrow. young far
mer living four miles north Of the home.
has adopted the oldest boy, aged about
twelve. The youngest was sent to his
aunt at Chester. Neb. This provides
nicely for the three left orphans at the
home. They could have had them ad-
mitted to the orphans home at Atchi-
son. but the arrangements made by the
commandant on behalf Of these orphans
are much better for the children.
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Dodge City is beginning to be appre-
ciated as a health resort. Wealthy par
ties are turning their attention this way
now that our city is becoming known
for its eXcellant sanitary conditions.
Besides the social attractions and
splendid educational facilities are adj
vantages which do their part, as invalids
are often accompanied by children for
whom good society and favorable edu-
catiOnal facilities are wanted. Among
inquiries from health seekers. DIR. Whit
worth received letter from a gentle
man of Cleveland, Ohio, who desires to
secure accommodations for his invalid
wife, accompanied by two healthy
children ten and twelve years of age,
who wish 10 attend school.
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ii. X. Marion has bought the northwest
quarter of section 26. township p, range
%. five miles from Dodge City for twelve
hundred dollars. He has been renting
heretofore. This season he harvested
LOGO to LOO bushels of good No. wheat
and 200 bushels of rye. and will also have
about 500 bushels of oats and 100 bu. of
barley and has eleven acres of corn shoot
ing and tasseling which will make about
800 bushels. This will pay all expenses
and net enough clear to pay for the farm.
Where is there tenant farmer anywhere
outside western Kansas that can pay for
a farm with the tenants share of one
wears crop: Yet this is the country Jer-
ry Simpson tells eastern investors is a
land of poverty stricken desolation.
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will procure the patent for your ianqt
record the same in this office and send Il
tn Won for S1.25. J. a. ARMENT.
Register of Deeds,
29.tf Ford county, Kansas
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
p. H. Sughrue has two work teams
for sale.
Gilt Edge shoe dressing for the ladies,
at Warnings.
A full line of Blue Ribbon school shoes |
for sale at Warnings.
Burton's liquid waterproof backing for
men and boys. at Warnings.
Shoes made of camel's skin for men.
boys and youths on sale at Warnings.
Judge A. J. Abbott and wife were
here last Friday, visiting the family of
their son.
Superintendent Swinehart is mailing
several hundred circulars in regard to
the normal.
The celebrated line of school shoes
known as the Red School House for sale
at Warnings.
Improvements are still progressing at
the Soldiers Home. Soon seven more
cottages will be ready for occupancy.
"
viii Evans. lumber dealer of Cimar-
ron. and wife were in Dodge CITY last
week, the guests of L. f. McGarry.
\ number of teachers from this vicini-
ty will attend the Normal Institute at
Dodge City.-Bucklin Bulletin
Eastern parties are writing TO our cit
liens in regard TO the Dodge City SAM
tarium. \ Wisconsin man recon-
meuded this as Il health resort.
To overcome the marks of age, all who
have gray boards should use Bucking-
hams Dye for the Whiskers, the best
and cleanest Iye made for coloring 6yo.:E
or 6iack.
Half car load of Ostriches went
through Dodge City on the Santa Fe
from California to Chicago last Friday.
Some of our people secured feathers rs
souvenirs.
The L. S. Signal Office in this city
registered IL inches of rain Tuesday
night and .04 inches on Wednesday
night. with 30 on Friday night. Corn
looks dark green and is growing rapidly.
J. III. Crawford and family desire US
TO express their heartfelt thanks for the
kind ministrations and many acts of
neighborly sympathy rendered during
their recent affiiction. sickness and
death.
The Ladies' Columbia Club have es-
tablished their headquarters at the City
Hall, and will meet at that place on
every Saturday afternoon at = o'clock.
Every lady in Ford County is earnestly
requested to be present.
The term OF President ira T. Collins,
as member of the board of managers Of
the Soldiers Home. expired on the End
inst. On the 11th inst. Gov. Humphrey
appointed o. H. Coulter of the Wesern
| ~
w. L. Brewer, living one mile north of
the city. was in Friday and said they
had rain out there Wednesday night
which wet down couple of inches. Late
barley will be nicely filled by this rain,
and corn is growing rapidly.
Il was Frustrated with a severe bilious
complaint" writes Erastus Southworth.
of Bath, Me. After vainly trying a
number of remedies. was finally induced
to take Ayers Pills. | had scarcely
taken two boxes when was completely
cured"
Mrs. Jennie Collar returned from Dem
yer last Sunday, where she has for some
weeks been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Goodman. She enjoyed the light air
and cold nights while there, and found
Jake in good order on her return. There
fore everything is lovely.
Carson 4 Burgland have just finished
painting and general cleaning up of
their meat market. With their present
commodious and elegant quarters they
will be in shape to accommodate the
fast increasing business which this de-
servedly popular market is enjoying.