The Globe-republican., 1893-07-28

harvest.
Reports from the seat of war states that
Judge John Howe, whose elastic mental
capacity raised the Dodge City Democrat
from oblivion to its present position of
popularity, is still alive.
Effective August LIST, the "Great Rock
Island Route will sell tickets, Dodge
City to Chicago and return, at $24.15
continuous passage. Single trip $3.50.
D. w. MOFFITT, Agent.
Hugh Martin is feeling unusually gay
over the advent of a girl who is estima-
ted at ten pounds. net weight. She
made her adven: into the family circle
last Wednesday, July 26. 1t is Mr.. Ms
first Offense.
There will be an old settlers meeting
at Pogues' Grove. on Sawlog, about 10
miles north of Dodge City, on the 3lst
day of Augest. All are invited to come
with well filed baskets, and have good
time. By request of the president.
Rev. Albert Helsel is assisting at Free
Methodist revival meeting at Medicine
Lodge. He wrote us last week that the
prospects were favorable for successful
meeting. He will return this week and
preach next Sunday as usual.
AS horrible example of evils which
follow failure to advertise we will men,
tien that since the Santa Fe road quit
this paper its stock has went down five
points and the end is not yet. 1t was
selling at 13c on the dollar the last we
heard of it.
All farmers who are members of the
Ford County Alliance, who are in need
of seed wheat, will do we'll to correspond
with me and state amount you can get
along with. NJ. LIvEsHITzs,
Sec. Ford Co. Alliance,
Kingsdown Kansas.
Ford county has reason to congratulate
herself upon the sOundness and stability
of her financial institutions. During
the wild excitemento of the recent financial
fury not one of the banking houses OF
this county wavered, and now they have
emerged from the cyclone stronger aud
safer than ever.
Four citizens from Bucklin passed
through the city Monday. One of them
filled up on joint water and attempted
to make George Horney "walk Spanish
City Marshal Gano arrived just in time to
preserve the facial beauty of the Bucklir
man. He was taken to the cooler te
sober up.-Medicine Lodge Cresset.
en-. Shain has had his wheat thrashed
1t only yielded III bushels of grain. He
does not feel bit discouraged, however
but says he will do as the boys do il
shooting craps-keep doubling up thu
acreage till he hits it again. Already
40 acres are prepared for seeding ant
his calculation is to pillow sixty acre!
more, making 200 acres in winter whea
for next years harvest.
We believe the statement made tina
the chair car No. 1927 is Mayor Gluck'
private car, is absolutely false. 1t wa
doubtless started for the purpose of try
ing to injure him with the masses, b!
making it appear that he is standing il
with the plutocratic railway company
There is no conclusive evidence to thi
end in the fact that as the sole occupan
of this car he was bowled up and dow
the yards the other night. Like Blagg
he couldn't help it.
Jesse Beadle returned from a iol
trip last Tuesday. He visited number
of friends and relatives in Iowa, beside
taking in the Worlds Fair at Chicago
He said notable feature of the big SHOW
is the horn chair contributed by the la
dies Of Ford county. 1t now occupies tn
place of honor in the wOmen's department
and is used as the chair Of slate by Mrs
Palmer, the lady manager, to sit in whe
\ presiding over official meetings.
Hon. E. H. Madison and wife left TO
Chicago last Sunday. We imagine tina
when Ed. gets on Midway Plaisance hi
ponderous exhibition of humor will ex
cite more attention than will the com
bined aggregation of these foreign at
fractions. From Chicago they 60 to Gin
ninnati, where Ed. will represent tn
state of Kansas at the national encamp
ment of Sons of Veterans.
Jas. Imel's boys were in Dodge Cit
last Wednesday with a wagon load {
roasting ears. which they sold to on
grocery merchants in wholesale lots, fo
twenty cents per dozen. There wer