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above II the watsr proportion carries.
And the facts are:
First-No constitution Is self-executinE.
Sscond-Ths opinion Of the supreme
court, made August, 1880. referred to BY
Mr.. Mum, was in the case Of Netcslf ".
City Of Seattle. The court Was constru-
ing the constitution with part Of section II
Of the Law. said part being:
''6ubject, however. to the condition that
the total indebtedness shalt not exceed 10
per csntum Of the taxable property -
shown in the last assessment roll"
Third-The said second section was
amended March, 1891. to read - follows:
(Which said Indebtedness and bonds flor
water. artificial light and sewers1 shall not
exceed s per cent Of the taxsble property
- shown in the last assessment roll.'
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British ship Bur.ed 500 Miles or Col.
ifesnis-A Boat's Grew Missisg.
SANTA BAlDA1A, Cal, April A-Up To- clock
tonight nothing further has been heard from
L0mpoc or Point Conception regarding the land
ing OF the mate end dftssn members of the
crew Of the ship King James, burned ct -, and
nothing has yet boon heard from the captains
boat telegram from British Vice Consul
Mortimer at Los Angeles, Gays that the men
Who landed at Point Conception yesterday will
reach Santa Barbara after miduieht tonixht on
LoAloc. Cal. April A-The startling news
rsached Point Conception lighthouse yesterday
that the SouE.masted steel ship King James,
coal laden. from Newcastle, N. 4 w.. to San
Francisco. had been burned at sea 100 miles on
San Francisco Yesterday . boat containing
sixteen men from the King James landed 1t
Point Conception lighthouse, where they were
cared for By the lighthouse keeper. On
March - vapor was discovered arising
from the hold OF the King James and the hold
gradually grew hotter. Water was poured
down the hatchway, but without avail For
eleven days and nights the crew fought the hrs.
but on March % terrific explosion tore up the
deck In Ill directions, the flames shot up high
Into the air and the crew were forced 70 take to
the boata They remained near the ship until
March q. when they started for Point Coneep.
ton.
The crew, thirty.two in all, occupied two
boats. The captain took thirteen men, twQap-
prsntices and his 1e-ysar-old son, and the nrst
mate, two apprentices and thirteen men filed
the other boat Point Conception was 80 miles
away, and she boats started for that point
on April I, but . gale came up and
separated the boats. The mates boat arrived st
Point Conception safely yesterday. but nothing
has been seen of the captains boat The tugs
vigilant and Monarch lett today in search OF the
burning ship and her crew, and the big tug
Fearless will 90 out after her tonight This was
the 6rst trip Of the King James.
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Cities and towns of Washington desiring
representation at Chicago during the
Worlds fair should apply At once for
space in the Evergreen State Souvenir,
the only book in which their special ad-
vantages can be published and given out
in the exposition grounds at Chicago. J.
q. fleetwood. publisher. Bailey building.
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PORTLAND. April. 4-The will Of the late
United States District Judge Deadly WAS
filed for probate today. The will is very
brief. and the entire estate, valued as $50
90. is left to his widow, after whose death
j, is to be equally divided between the
three soma
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Fees rpsyahie IN advance for either session.
% per month
small fee Of CSC per month will be CHARGED
for kindergarten mater As use q gifts and STA
ttonery.
The methods OF teaching are based on
FkEBEL> SYSTEM. which Il now beiag uni
ver~alsy adopted by the best teachers of infAasA
The following viii give an idea OF q scope:
IHE nINDER3ARTkN GIFT, teach the
rudiuents Of Color Form, Ar!th metie And t,sorns-
try. eutivating toe chiaren's constructive fAcatv
iasf naiioa. powers Of observation, and ciearnexs
Of perception
fHE nINDER0ARrES CANES connr.s
GymDa>Iic Exerci -es. Class singing and III sesrs II
Animals anG Birus developing physiQas propups
ohet ence and cSn o,ned acton.
THE AIN DERoARTEN OCCUPATIONS en-
brace Reading. Writing. Drawing Neeclework.
Woodwork. Paper Plating beAd Work, Basxes
FadpS, Noticing etc. which ira n the hand TO
dsXterity and nestness ana the eys - ACCURACY Of
oessrvatioa-
THE KiNDERaARrYN OBJECT LESSONS
convey . clear idea OF the physical world In res
ton AnsulA.S vegetables aad IA nerAls Aad cul-
tivase tn the pupils the power a descg psl on aaa
leach Them 70 classify and ARRANGE the knoSiedxs
acquired
Referenc~s-Rev. David c. Garrett, 81 Marks
re~sogy; MA I. = J. Hunt Yarrow. LAKE wasar
street and parents Of tosnaer pupii&
For further nformassoa, Aopiy 70 the Nisooo
VtnsaeooaEnA l014 1eaxosasA sesosA &VA
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SPOKANE. April "A singular case of klepto-
mania was developed here today by the arrest
Of Mrs. Thomas Willis, . wealthy woman OF
Cheney. WASH, who has been visiting
in this city. She stole . cloak
from dry goods store, but was
detected, arrested and confessed her guilt with
teafA She owns flne residence In Cheney and
IL worth $50 000 but 10 said to b old offender.
Omcers- have gone TO Cheney to search her
house, which IL thought to b 6lled with stolen
4ooda
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Rebel Vietory IN Bresil.

vAIRARArso. April IA corrsspondsat n
Artigas tslsgraphs that the sevolutionists, under
Gen. Tavares fought and routed the national
ofces sent from Rio to aid Csssiihistas' troopa
In the battle IL II estimated that 600 on both
sides were killed Previous 70 this battle Col.
Pima engaged Casttlhistas' troops near Artigas
and defeated them. Castilhistas Was driven
from Bass b. Gen. Tayirss, who esptured eight
cannon.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLHANs, April A-The track W. fair
today. Summaries:
Six iurlonss-Pembroks won, Rufus Hard
second, Brown Button third. Time, l:l6
Five furlongs-Don won, Little Lewis second,
Con Kinney third. Time. l:1H<
Four furlongs-B0bby Burns won, India Gee.
ond, Dimples third. Time, :l91<.
Handicap, seven and half furlongs-Wedge.
1eld won. Blaze Duke second, Phelan Dorland
third Time, l:3l
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NEw YoRx. April "A dispatch from
Paris to the Evening Post says that seventy
deaths have been recorded at L'Orient in
the past fortnight from . mild form OF
cholera. The government has hushed mp
information about the outbreak, but il il
estimated that 200 persons were attacked
and the disease u still spreading.
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CHICAGO. April AT q meeting of the Joint
conference committee of the American and Ma
tionsl trotting associations here this evening
the resolutions formed at the meeting on March
Is in New York were adopted. The resolutions
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Famous TFotting Park to Re Sold.
LoUIsvILL1. April A-Ths noted trotting g.
tablishment, Fair Lawn. has. been put In the
hands of Howard Mccain and will be sold 70
satisfy the indebtedness Of the present holder,
A. Smith McCaun.
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A FOUR-HOUR BATTLE
Burge, the Iron Man, Wins 4
Fifty-nine-Roun Fight.
BILLY LEWIS WAS DEFEATED.
BAS Net I'm he HoA BRoken His 11eAD
AaaA-AftsAell Accepts Csasy
Island Club's oyer.

HKIHHA. April 4-[Specisl. EJim Burse,
the iron man" Of Australia, whipped
Billy Lewis. Of San Francisco, in the
hfty-ninth round before the Helena
Athletic Club last night They entered
the ring ct 10 o'clock and fought until
ESQ this morning. Danny Needham was
referee. Burge Vas pounded Ill over the
ring BY Lewis. who pounded when and
where he pleased with al his strength.
but sledgehammer would have made no
impression on the Australian. He simply
followed Lewis up and put out his head to
catch his blows About the twentieth
round Lewis broke his right hand without
effect on Burgess head. Burge confined
himself to short-arm blows ON Lewis
wind. In the hfty-eighth round Lewis
was exhausted and Burge took the ag-
gsessive. almost putting Lewis out. In
the next round he promptly knocked
Lewis down. Lewis got on his feet and
made game rally. hut . minute later .
hard swing on the neck dropped him -
rigid - log.
James Burgs Il native Of Tasmania, stands
feet 81 inches high and weighs, In condition.
133 pounda His hrst fight was with bare
knuckles with Jim Aodsler, in 1882. Burgs II
known % the ''iron man." owing TO his phe-
nomenal constitution and ability to stand pun
ishmont His record Is - follows:
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Pus.. sound smueel.r. 4. Trouble

SAN Francisco, April 2-Collector
Phelps il in receipt Of . telegram from the
collector 1t Port Townsend telling him to
hold in custody NJ. De Sortelle and his
wife until the arrival of an officer. The
man and woman are charged with at
tempting 70 smuggls two trunks Of opium,
valued ct 81, 200. into this port.
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MITCHELL ACCEPTS oFrER.

VIII Fight 1t Coney Island n Articles
Are Fair.
NEW YoRK, April 4.-The following ca
BILE was received here today from London:
Charley Mitchell accepts the offer Of the
Coney Island Athletic Club to fight Jim
Corbett. under ito auspices, for the purse
the club offered. providing the articles are
fair
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b sevsnty-dve yards, except whom eight OF
more horses start In which caso Il u q b 100
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Ro,s,ds.t Defeated

Joe Nugent, whom he defeated In ffty-two
rounds, was champion lightweight Of Australia,
and Sam Baxter. whom he vanquished In eigh-
teen rounds. was champion of England.
Dr0v NTH Rownds Drow uith- Rounds
George Dawson. ~ George Dawson. ..... 80
George Dawson. .....5olBilly Laviene. so
First draw fought at sidney. In the third the
purse was awarded to Dawson. His draw fight
with Lavigne was on August 10 at San Fran.
cisco.
Defeated By R0unda
Billy AcCarty go pounds heavier. 20
After his second fight with Dawson Jim Hall
failed TO stop him in ten rounds nd Burge was
awarded the purse. having knocked Hall down
several times
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Principal. Miss Winferborrns rFrnsei Onion
Graduate Of the Home ami Colonial Train
Ing College. London. England. who
holds . King County Teachers
Certificate second gra5A
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-THE-
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Hel3 n the Log Cabin. corner OF Temperance and
publican sts.. North Seattle, from to IL 4
III. Also NJ 1912 Fourteenth 81. bet Madi-
son and Spring. from 80 10 A:3O p no
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

Keep urging the converts on. There
is reason to fear that unless they 'sgo on
unto perfection" they will become formal
and backslidden. One testified: 81 ex-
perienced religion sometime ago, in a
church where never heard it preached
that there was an experience for me be-
yond conversion, and so l settled down
content, and soon backslid." Without
the establishing grace of purity souls have
less strength to resist the assault of Satan,
are more deeply effected by persecution
and opposition, more sensitive to the
criticisms of their former associates. and
hence are much more liable to relapse
into formality and death.
If the Holy Spirits leadings are OBJ
served in the treatment of converts it
will be astonishing how rapidly they will
be to follow the light, and step into the
perfect freedom and enjoyment others
have been for years trying to attain.
Ask God to keep the burden on your
heart tor the young converts until they
come out in the light of full salvation.
Then they will be able to resist the glare
and glitter of the nilliner's show case.
the attraction Of the oyster supper. festi-
val, sociable. etc.. while this song will
thrill their triumphant souls:
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and popular az to need no special mention.
ALI who have used Electric Bitters sing the
same song Of praise.-A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples. BOils. Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood
VIII drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure Malarial feyers.-
For cure of Headache. Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed. or money refund
soc. and Sl.00 per bottle at City
Drug Store.
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Notice.
SIMS & SINS.

I hereby give notice that all outstand-
ing Dodge City warrants drawn on the
street fund, issued and registered prior
to the date of this notice, including all
registered numbers from 1745 to 2O77 in :
elusive, are called in for redemption and
will be paid on presentation at the city
treasurer's Office. with interest at the rate
of six per cent. per annum from date of
registration. The above call includes all
warrants outstanding drawn on the street
fund. Interest on the same will cease
from date of this notice.
Dodge City, Kansas, June %, 1893.
W. E. TEARE,
City Treasurer.
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At COST.

For the next ten days. One Minneap-
oils Binder; one Walter A. Wood Tubu-
Jar Steel Mower; six steel wheel, hand
and self drop rakes. These machines
will positively be sold at cost. Three
years time win be given on binder, pur-
chaser giving note with approved secur-
ity. All kinds of Walter A. Wood re-
pairs on hand at all times. This ma
chinery is all new.
37-2t SIMS Il SINS.
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Farmers, Attention!

The Ford County Agricultural Asso-
citation Will meet at the Court House. in
Dodge City. at O'Clock p. m. on last
Saturday of this month.
The principal object of the meeting
is to devise some plan by which everv
farmer can obtain seed wheat for fall
sowing.
If you are interested in the county.
let your presence showit.
j. L. FINLEY.
President.
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w. W. Munsell returned from the east
this week. The rest of the family are
putting in the heated term visiting. Mrs.
Munsell and infant son Percy are at her
fathers. Miss Fanny is staying few
weeks with Mrs. Wilson Soule; while the
BOYS are with Mr.. Munsell's father who
also lives i'm New York state.
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TAINTED.

Secondhand cook stoves, bedsteads of
any kind. household goods of every de-
scription. Highest cash. price paid for
same. at Mammoth Second Hand Store.
20-t-f SCGHRCE Il COONES.
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Alter two days hearing before justice
Grobety. James Sugg was bound over in
the sum of $500 to appear in the district
court and answer to the charge of as
sault with intent to kill. He now lam
guisheth in Jail.
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Go to II. B. Bell, south side r. R., for
Buggies; Just received car load of Col
umbus and Abbott Buggy Co. make. and
will sell cheaper than any house in town,
same quality of goods.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E..
church, will, on Tuesday evening, July
18th, at the residence of Mrs DR.. Whit
worth, give an apron social. Refresh
ments, 15c. 4 cordial invitation ex-
tended to all.
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The EpiscOpalians have made quite a
change in the Times building. Their
services last Sunday were held in the
new place of worship. and it makes quite
a neat and cosy place TO worship in.
The services were conducted by Arch
bishop Brady and Rev. S. f. Busser.
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Thomas McGarvey is lying quite i'll at
his home on Paladora st. Tom is we'll
and favorably known among the rail-
road boys, and his friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
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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.
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Six room house in good repair with
we'll located lot, $3.50; also fine quartz
land, $500, and other good bargains in
real estate. A. II. HUDSON s. Co., Real
Estate and Insurance Agents. l7-tf
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BOrn-TO Mr.. and Mrs. L. h. Mcintyre
on Wednesday 10th girl. Mother and
child and especially the father doing
well. This is the only living daughter,
sprinkled in amongst nest of four
sprightly boys.
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Last night 2.05 inches Of rain fell
at Dodge City. This is the heaviest
rain since last year. 1t has soaked the
prairie sod quite wet from eight inches
to foot deep. Last Saturday night ga
of an inch fell. Altogether we have had
just three inches rain in the present
month. This will make good fall range
and plenty of fodder to winter stock.
1t also gives splendid chance to pre-
pare for large acreage of wheat being
put in this fall.
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Little Giant School Shoes are the best
shoes made. Cost no more than poor
ones. Be sure to ask for Little Giants.
soft BEE HIVE
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An inquisitive correspondent says his
neighbors are curious as to who drove
the dun pony. From what we can hear
everybody in Dodge City, except four
persons, are just row afflicted with the
same mania.
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Elder Morrison, of the United Breth-
rem Church, will preach at the Union
Church next Sunday at II a. m. Cor
dial invitation to all.
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We have been chopped off from the
Santa Fee pass list, and the Dodge City
Democrat is now the only recognized
organ of the road in Ford county. We
do not know to which one of our many
transgressions this is due-whether it be
standing up for employees during the
strike, kicking against Cleveland's con-
traction scheme, failure to hit the pops
hard enough. or whether it be some To-
cal striker whose behests We have not
properly considered. Of one thing we
are sure. however, The Globe Publish
ing Company can manage to exist with
ont pass. and the paper will continue
to fight the gold bugs, stand up for the
working man, and run according to our
genuine western principles. In other
words, we will thew to the line. let the
chips fall where they may" pass or no
pass.
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Ed. E. F. G. Bennett, of Wichita. will
preach for the Christian organization, at
the Baptist church, both morning and
evening next Sunday. He is said to be
an eloquent minister, and will find here
a large audience Of appreciative listeners.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

d.. Bondurant received a telegram
from NessCity this morning, announcing
the death of one of his brothers who has
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NOTICE.-The firm of Carson Il Burg
land is hereby dissolved by mutual con-
sent. V. Carson will collect all out
standing bills and pay all debts of the
firm.
V. CARSON.
37-tf PETER BURGLAND.
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Effective July 23d-the Great Rock
Island Route will sell one way tickets
good for continuous passage, Dodge
City to Chicago at $3.50.
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Married. at the residence Of G.. BONN
stenger, in the east part of the city, on
July l3. Michael Cats to Antonio Thorn.
by Rev. j. G. kleingans, Lutheran Pas
tor. The bride is sister of our highly
esteemed fellow citizen, G. Bohnstenger
while the groom is young man of cul-
ture just over from Germany.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

The cheapest place in town to get oil
and gasoline is at Indiana store. Cans
called for and delivered.
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We are advised there have arrangements
been made for foot-race at this city
next Monday between o. Hard and an
Iowa Splinter, for $3.50 side.
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For Sale cheap.

A thoroughbred jersey bull 5 years old,
halfbred jersey COW and calf For particll-
lars apply at "Bee HiYe' Dodge City.
Strange and Summersby.
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j. Vance and J. Minor, two Royal
township farmers, both bought gang
stirring plows yesterday and will do some
extensive farming for wheat this fall.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

The Bee Hive are showing all the best
grades of ladies' jersey under vests from
ten cents up. 3Od
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Wear foot fitting shoes, soft and easy.
You will find them at the Bee Hive. 30
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John Branham. who lives on thu
Tilghman farm, started for the strip thi
week, to view the land over and b,
ready for fine homestead in Septem.
Der.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

Cash. Martin, who has been visiting
his brother Frank several months, left
for his Indiana home last night.
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Riley Reeves, RObt. LEM and NJ. NJ.
Gwinner left Tuesday to devote a month
to the Worlds Fair sights.
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We publish elsewhere the report of
the G. A. r. committee. 1t makes
..mighty interesting reading"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

We ale showing the best and cheapest
line of boys clothing from 1.5O up per
suit. Soft BEE HIVE.
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Charley Hudson, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his father and old friends in this city.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

Ben Tunnel has removed his cigar
factory to the room on the west Of the
City Drug Store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

Mayor Gluck informs us that the CITY
shall have good water service, even if he
has to take hold of the pumps himself.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

A beautiful new line of trimming dress
silks at the Bee Hive from fifty-tive cents
up. 3Otf
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

The City Drug Store is having won.
derful sale of Pond Lily cigars. The
can't be beat.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21

Mrs. Wolf and Miss Steinman are clos
ing out their summer millinery at cheap
prices. 37-3t