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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09
= Ginprt NAM Gcnten,her o,,s o2n.-

@inem bonn 3. September aus Stan
galaft in Sapan batirten Sriefe piro bon
elmer getpaIttbdtigen 8ebanblung bcric6tet,
tpel6e benz &apitdn @rotb bon Der 8arfen=
tine vSobn Smttb" bon Dem bortigen Ser
treter bes amerifanii6en GDniuls 3u She'll
getporben lit. 9u5 boS S6tff bor &uebiz
nobu lag, ienbete @rotb einen erfranften
Wfatrol en sur dr5tli6en 8ebanblung nad
gtangalafi. Or. 9~(rhoI6, ein @ngldnber,
iDel3er Interchangeable Die amerifaniic6en
Som ulotsgci3afte belorgte, lief Ben &opiz
tim aus tr9enO einem u~nbefonnten @rltbc
burcb etnen Wari6ausgebilften per6aften,
unb ais oieier bot 9lrnolb ericbicn, fam eS
5tpii6en otelem unb ibm 5u einem beftigen
8ortlpeAiel, neil Der aapitdn iicb meigcrte,
ben in ieinem 8eltbe beftnblicben 6aFtz
befebL beraus5ugeben. Or. @lrnolo mics
oarauf Sen WaribaQ an, 6aS Sbriftitiid
Dem erSiirnten SeebGren mi. @etpalt abst=
nebmen, iUaS aber crit na3 befti9er @egenz
tpebr 9eibaD. Ser &oniulat5Oertreter be-
le9te ben &apitGn tpegen WtiBa9tung 6es
&Oniulargericbt3 nit elmer @elObuBe, oie
auf Der SteIe erlegt purbe. 9tocb ieiner
lnfunft in San Srancisco miro @rotb iiber
bic iDm 5l She'll getporbene 8eban6lung BEL
Der 8ul1Oesregierung 8el9mcrbe fi6rsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09
uniere prdmten.

SIM SpIgen6en ~berOffentlicber mir bas
8er3eic6niB Der 8ii6er ul16 8il6er, uelbe
mir in bielem Sabre art borausbesa1 r.
Ienoe Qb EFT Dertbeilet tper=
ben. Die GIteren Sreunbe unieres 8lattes
iinb nit ben 8~ebingungen %befannt fir 6ie
neueren ieten tie bier nocbmals mitgetbeiIt:
Sober N%bonnent, Delber Ia II s ser
Nbtragnng etnat9er SC ii d.
fGnbe) ben 8etrag zines Sa6resz9(bon
nen1er1ts nit 29oIlars an inns obfen7
BET, fam aus Bet na9ite6en6en elite Die
drummer zines 8udbeS Ober 8il6es anaez
BEN, pelbeS ibm iofort na6 @mpfane bes
@elbes portofret 3ugeiteut tper6en tutr6. -
Wenlt ct feline Summer an9iebt, tpir6 bie
Expedition Der 3ettun9 na9 beitem Grmelz
len cine YrGn1ie fir ibn auSiu6en.
Ber aber, an TAFT cine 8rGmt c
su beaniprnben, es nor3ie6t, einen
S~abrgaug bes @o9cnbIattes gum baI L
ben 8reife %. ;. fit 1 0oaar)
at erbalte1, bat 39oIIars brett an
ul1s etn3uienben. 9afur er6Glt Ct Bic Bet
ben 8Idtter portofrei auf Elm eSa6r
sugei6idt, alto 1O4 81 II nj nj t II pelz
DIE duf 1890 SpaIten 10 niel 2eietoff ent=
balten, nie SO ftarte 8Gnbe eez
tp06nIi6en 8u6fOrmats. Die Summer
BON "a SpaIten, gletcb etnem 8ud6e bon
250 Seiten, tOitet bemnacb tpentser
ais 3GentS.
4uf eine g rGmie bat 0~erientqe
fpeLder 3 Dollars ii t bet6e8IGt=
1er einienOet, teinen Nnfpru6.-
0enn bier beite6t eben Die BrGmie bartn.
bab ct einen Sabrgang beS 8ocben6Gattes,
bas ionit 3p Ell Dollars toiten tuiirbe, fir
mir etnen Dollar erbdLt. - Mtt anberen
@orten: ct erbdlt bon bent 8rctle ser bet7
ben Bldtter, tpelcbe ein5eln jebes 2 Dollars
foiten, etnen sc a6 IaB Don258roz
cen t. - 0er nut ein 8lott fir 20oQars
nimmt, erbdlt al It a tt bieies gfacblalies
imt gretie Elm 8 II d o6er etu 8 tI6 ais
RrGmte.
9ier lit Bic 8i6erliite;
\ l. $ emilio =amertfonif DEE gOItsta=
len Der fir Oas Sabr 1894
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09
unfere freunoe in Oeut16lano.

Die Shore Der @cltausfteuung fteDen
iebt Ben 8eipo6nern bcS @rbbdlS offen.
Plus aIIe1 Sbeilen ser gSeLt ftrDmen Bic
8clucber na6 Der 8unberitabt ant Wtt6iz
9an=See, nm bier 9ues 6os oereint Su
ieben, mas Menl6en9eiit uub Mteni6en7
fletB ieit SoDrbunberten un6 Sabrtaulen
ben gepIa1t unb noIenbet bat. $50 imnter
@ioiliiation ur6 @ultur SuB 9efaBt uno
Gertreter ~9efunoen baben, 6a bat man SIT
Dem 9roBen SrteoenStperf 1niereS Sabr>
bunberts beigeiteuert, 1nb 10 itcbt Nun Die
tpetBe 9lusiteuun9Sita6t ba als etn 9eipaltt7
9eS @abr5eiben ser 8ilbung u1o oeS Sort
1brtttS, baS ale GuIturDOlfer Der @roe III
friebIi6em 8ettfampf gemeinlam erricbtet
1aben. Sol6c @erte btl6en 9etptiler>
maBen Wtarfiteine in bcr @nttpi&eIung bes
neutrality-suspicious.; lie itcuen Glltur@
epo6en oar, 0eren eingeben6e &enntntB Sen
itreben0en Weni6elt tpieber pormGrts Iettet
auf benz gSege Der @rfenntniB. 9em9endB
pirb fir Die ndcblte 3eit Gbicago ais Der
MitteLpuntt Der cipiLtiirten 9Selt ansuiebelt
iein, 1ltb nit itetig mabienber Nufmerfz
~1dnttctt folgt man iiberau alf benz Gr6en7
rlnb ben ~Greigniiien, Del3e iib ouf unz
ferem reutralen 8oben abfptelen. Wtebr
ais ie bei6Gfti9t man itb dllBerDalb nit
benz 9telten, benz 9ernenStpert9en, bas un7
fere 9usiteIung bietet, ultb bic pielen WttLz
I~ionen, pel6e ite ni9t nit eigenen
9tugen ibauen f%Onnen, unterri6ten
ii6 auf Die beitntOgIi6e Dirt aber
baS, mas iie i'm 8eionberen an
gcbt nt1b interefiirt. Sir fie tptrb cine
~furtlaufenbe 9ariteIung oler bte @eltausz
fteuung betreffen6en Grei9niiie bon gtuben
unb @ertb iein. 9as 8o6enblatt ber
Suinots Stdatsz 3eitun9 tpirb in DeritGnb=
Ii3er, ia6liber @eiie SuidmmenbGngenoe
8eri9te ~liefern, tpeLde i9liebIi6 in ibret
@e1antmtbett cine etnbeitIi6e S9ilOerunQ
bes @dr3en 6ariteIen. Der beuti6en Qbs
tbetlung uu6 Mlem, mas 6antit% suiamn1en:
bGngt, tpirb bic gebii6renbe 9lufmerfldmfett
getpi6met per6en. Shon jebt nirb 0as
bon ben @usitelsrn beS 9eutiben &eibcs
geIetitete nei6Ios ais muitergiiltig anerfannI
unb es muB ieben 9euti9en mitsStOLs er:
fiue1t, tpe,tr ct bort, tpeL6en 9uten Slang
beutl6er @eiit un6 beuti3er SletB bem
oeutiben Nantett i'm. 9luSlanb ertporben
tpel6e ebrenoe Steaun9 ibm erru1t9en bat
Gs tpirb baber fit Die ndcbiten Weonate fin
8erpdrbte unb Sre1lnbe in Ser alien @el1
faun ein piIfommeneres @eibenf seben,
nIs elm announcement auf Sic @o6el1aus:
9abe Ser Sainots Staatse 3eitung. Sc
tpir6 9Iei93ettig man3ent Bic Miibe ab=
nebmen, settraubenbe unb bod ME er=
f60pfenbe 8eribte ieIbft gu i6reiben, tpeI9t
bod Die bur3 Die 3eituns segebenen Oar
~fterungen in i9rer &ei36aItisfeit ntbi
erieben tOnnen. Ser iGbrLt9e 9bonne;
m~entspreis bctrG9t eini4IteBIi3 gOrtc
$500. 9afir tpirb ie6en Mtontag baa
8Iatt fret nab allen SbeiIen Der 8eLt
berfdidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09

BF ltniere gorreiponbenten unb N9eltz
felt beiudben Die fol9enben Staaten:
Serr &eo ~8enningboben ben Staat
91ebraSfa.
SER Srans Otto BEN Staat S6io.
5err 8eter 8ui9 unb 6err Gbpar6
Sung Die Staaten SainOis unb Snbiana.
6err BauL SriebeG ben Staat Soma.
6err 9tbolf NtaaB BEN Staat Sntnois.
6err s. 9. Spie9eL ben Staot Otinnez
fota. Sfics: 1909 2inbalD gpe., NOrtb
W1inneapoLis, Wiinn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09

81 @eifebtIber, BON 9etnrt9 9etne.
20. q d Der b Ell, 0 Seinri1 Seint
%. Abn' 8 81 nteritantI9er 9DImeti3er
sllr1 @rIernen Der en9lii0en @prate pDne Sebrer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09

aiirSlicD trlt9 iib lit ainostOn in
@isconiin eth llnfaa gu Der Die
8erlebun9 bon iiber 5pan5i9 Berioz
nen sur Sol9e bate, BON oenc1 me-
nigitens etne baS 2eben Derltcren miro.
9os 8e8rdbniB Der Srau 8otp, Satin DeS
Mtit9lieOes ber @elebgebung Sop, bic am
lebten 9Onncritag itarb, fanb bette 1tatt.
Die Sterbcfeterli6feiten tpurDen IN Der
Samilienwobnung ab9eb0ltcn, BET Oenc1
cine 9rpBe 2lnSaDL bon 2eiOtragenOelt 3u>
9e9er mar. 9as 6orS mar berltaBcn an
9efilut, baB frr3 nacbOem Die 9eibenreOe
begonnen bate, bos 8re6et bon 8alfen
oerrolnmen tpurbe, benz Gin 9etpaltt9er
&rob folste. Ser 9an5e SGur bes @ez
bdltOes butte nacbge8cbcn nnO ipar in Den
unter 6emieIbeu beftnolt6en Seller 9e>
i~tiir5t, unb peni9itenS bunOert Pcrlonen
wurben NIT binab9criicn. sic ipltroen
unter 8er6rO9enem @ebalf, Srllntmern ltnO
Wf0belitiidcn begrabelt, nno cs oallerte
einc gan5e @eile, eDe eS Ocnen, Die pcr5
io9ont bLiebcn, gelaug, bic Bei6dot9ten 81
erlOien. SIS itcIte itb berauS. Dap etn
DDlles 0ritt6eil Der 6tHabgettlIr5tett be-
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The United Brethren church is hold
ing protracted meeting in a tent on
the vacant corner just north of the skat-
ing rink. Rev. Morrison. who claimed
the Gray county seat in the legislature
last winter. and sat in the DusnmOre
house. is one of the Ikers. while Rev
Beltz. an evangelist at large. is the other.
Both men are eloquent speakers. and
good singers. The attendance is iu-
creasing. and they will no doubt be able
to establish a churce organization in
Dodge City.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

We have piece of good news for the
republicans of Ford county. Il is quite
likely that honest John Martin, of this
city. will this fall for the first time since
the war vote for republican candidate
for office. Mr. Martin was solicited by
his former party associate to be delegate
to the county convention which meets
tomorrow, but declined. He does not
intend TO leave the democrat party for
good. but simply desires to teach them
wholesome lesson. by leaving them to
founder around without him for this
once, so they will be prepared to
appreciate his services here after.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

There will be a S. 5. convention and
picnic at Wilburn on the first Sunday in
October. Program will begin at9 a. m.
The schools OF Concord. McConley and.
perhaps Hand. will participate. and
all others are invited. Everybody is in
vited to come and bring dinners. and
spend the day together and review the
Sunday school work. Good speakers
will be present, and the children of each
school will entertain the audience with
recitations. while vocal and instrument
tai music will be rendered.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

G.. w. Milton, formerly of Dodge City
is strictly in it down in the neutral strip,
He went in behalf of Denver colony
10 locate in the townsite Of Woodwork,
division town on the Santa Fe. and
squatted on the quarter which contains
the railroad shops. The irrepressible Il.
". was elected mayor of the new city.
aud the Denverites are in command of
the situation.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22
Bern.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sizelove. on
September 18th. a daughter. about the
size Of President C!eveland's second
daughter.
Also 10 Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Ball. on
September 2lst daughter. This is said
to be the largest child ever produced in
Ford county. The only scales available
were not of sufficient capacity to register
her weight. which is estimated at four
teen pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oldham are happy.
as son WAS born to them on the 2lst.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Next Sunday evening at st. Cornelius
church. Rev. S. E. Busser will preach a
special sermon on: lessons from the
Worlds Congress of religions" In the
morning his subject will be. ''Jesus the
light Of the world Sunday school
meets at 9.45 \. NJ. Morning prayer at
11o'clock, evening prayer at 40 O'Clock.
Seats free and every body invited.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

W. T. Watson has formed law part
nership with another attorney in Enid.
and opened an office. They have good
run of clients and already won two or
three cases: We are glad Watson is so
fortunate
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Our snip nosed but esteemed contem-
porary returned from his trip to the
fair last night. He says the editors of
Kansas were royalty entertained. Ev-
erything was free to them except the
tough dives on Midway Plaisance. He
blew his nose in to the extent Of thir-
ty dollars, and says they are the hard
est holes he ever saw.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

We return thanks to our many friends
who assisted rs by kind acts and loving
words TO bear our great sorrow through
the bereavement by death of our infant
son Willie and to Mrs. q. E. Hale, the
ladies OF the order of Eastern Star, and
others. for their offerings of beautiful
flowers.
WILLIE RILEY.
EMILY RILEY.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Thomas Hardesty, brother of Col. r.
J. Hardesty, of this city, died this week.
and the remains were buried yesterday
in Elemwood cemetery at Cansas City.
Col. Hardesty went down and followed
his brothers body to the cemetery.
Many of our people used to know Thos.
Hardesty, who used to be here much Of
the time.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Pete Schnure is doing thirty days pen
auce in the county Jail for applying his
socialiStic ideas. He had sOonness for
accruing the private property of others
without regard TO law.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

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.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Go to Bells for your harness. Selling
just as cheapas you can buy in Kansas
City. nyou want repairing done, Mr..
F. Duda is there to fix up your harness.
He is the only Saddler in Dodge City
Call and see for yourselves.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Marcus Mann, who has been working
on the Santa Fe road, but Joined in the
strip rush. wrote back to his wife that he
had secured a homestead seven miles
from Judy Springs. which is not far
from Arkansas City. He expects to
move her down in a week or ten days.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Wait for opening of the new Millinery
Store (over York & Draper's) before
purchasing your fall and winter hats
New stock of the latest styles will soon
be on exhibition. Watch this paper for
date of opening.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

We notice under the head of pensions
increased for Kansas the name Of Frede.
rick Steiuman of Dodge City, in press
dispatches of the 10Th inst. We hope our
old friend gets good allowance from
Uncle Sam.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22
WILLIE RILEY.
EMILY RILEY.

The most exciting ride made by any.
one out Of Orlando on the day Of the
opening OF the Cherokee strip was that
of Buffalo Jones. once member of the
Kansas legislature, but BOW the owner
of buffalo ranch in Nebraska. He
rode two horses. changing from one to
the other while at full gallop. In this
way he preserved his horses. strength to
the last. and was an easy winner against
anyone who made the start the same
time he did. He made location on a
quarter section adjoining the govern
ment county seat, and his claim is
covered with tents.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

There is at BOndurant & Young-s feed
store, watermelon which weighs fifty
and one-forth pounds. This melon was
grown on a volunteer -ine in w. c.
Shinn's sandy field south Of the river
without irrigation.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The case of Padgett against the Santa
Fe for damages incurred in the burning
of wheat was thrown out of court by
Judge Abbott. on the grounds that Mr..
Padgett should have put in day or so
blowing fire-guards. While the supreme
court does not entertain the opinion
held by our district Judge, still we would
admOnish farmers to run no risks in the
future. 1t would be safe to keep the
side of grain stacks and other property
exposed to railroads thoroughly soaked
with water.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The Democrats and Populists Of this
county are both billed for conventions
to meet at the same hour to-
morrow. The carmine hues which sur
round the political moon should be a
warning to nervous people to keep near
their cellars during the afternoon.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The democratic county convention
meets tomorrow ac2 O'Clock in the city
hall. and the populists at the same hour
in the court house.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

A township Sunday school convention
will be held = the Fl. Dodge State sol
dfers' home, on Saturday. Sept. 30, at 10
O'Clock q. m. Everybody invited.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Contests exist in the strip in the ratio
of five TO one-tive contests TO one claim.
and the parity of their chances for sue
cess seem to be about the same.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

In many school districts of this county
the terms of school will necessarily be
short this year owing to lack of funds.
1t begins TO look as if 4 very small per
cent Of the taxes for the current year will
be paid. \ gentleman we'll posted on
such matters tells us that the Santa Fe
will pay no taxes this year on the
grounds OF an eXorbitant assessment.
The courts will then guaw at the ease.
but the process of law is so almighty
tickle and tardy in this country that no
one can predict the result.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Rev. s. E. BusSer. and Mr.. A. F. Hallett
are in attendance at the Diocesan Con-
vention of the Episcopal church in To-
peka.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Just receivde our completes took of fall
clothing for men boys and youths. Please
call and learn prices before you buy
WOI ESOdN & SWARTZMAN
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

NOTICE,-You are requested to sroI
sprinkling ut once whenever a fire alarm
Is given, so that full pressure may bs
used against the fire. A. Gluck, Mayor
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

In the report of the national encamp-
ment of the G.. A. r. at Indianapolis
last week the American Tribune makes
complimentary mention Of Col. Jerry
Shaw, of Dodge City. Jerry was one of
the Kansas aids in the grand procession.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Go to H. B. Bells. south side r. R.,
for all kinds of Farming Implements.
Now is the time to buy way down.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Flour, feed, coal. potatoes at bottom
prices for cash in the Shinn block.
BONDURANT i YOUNG
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The person who is willing these days
to impart the Information that ''it is get.
ting dry should be avoided.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The report is that the New York store
is doing the largest business in town,
because people can buy good goods for
a little money.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

NJ. V. Markley, Thos. Gibson. and his
son John got claims adjoining each other
about seventeen miles from Caldwell.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The young people enjoyed themselves
at social party at the Crawford home
on the south side. Tuesday evening.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

B. F. Milton and family lett last
Thursday for the Worlds fair. They
will return in about two weeks.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

District court adjourned last Saturday
till November Sth. when the James W
Wells case will come up for trial.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Our Garden City exchanges are silent
as the inner recesses of a tomb concern
ing the land Office removal.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The earnings of the Santa Fee system
were much larger for last month than
they were for August last year.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22


r. Il. Critton. of HUdgeman county.
was in Dodge City, yesterday, on his
way back from the strip. where he made
a run for lots by rail. and secured a
business lot in the town of Woodward.
Mr.. Critton says the strip country land
does not average up with western Kan
sas at all. There are some good bottoms.
but III the eastern part the upland is
mostly sand ridges. He says the west
ern part averages better than the east
ern part. The whole country having
been burned over with prairie fir, horses
are STRIVING TO death. and he never saw
such destitutiOn and suffering as now
prevails among the people. In riding
over the prairie he came across family
who had not eaten anything for two DAYS.
a loaf Of bread which he paid quarter
for was divided with the starving crea-
lures. Dead horses were scattered every
where. There Was more finedish nat
ure manifest among the people in the
mad rush than he ever saw before. both
in their treatment OF horses and each
other. Mr.. Critton viii move the build
ing from his place in Hodgeman county
down 10 the lot in Woodward and stay
there until be can sell it for satisfactory
price.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Will Gordon is back from the strip.
He got lot in the new town of Alva.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

J. NJ. Kirkpatrick wrote TO his wife
that he secured los in the town of
Perry. one of the four land Office points
in the strip.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Dodge City is following In the path of
Brooklyn in the way of churches.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Dodge City pedestrians are stubbing
holes in the toes of their shoes on loose
boards and projecting nails in the side
walks.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22
LIST OF LHNDS IN
FORD COUNTY, KANSAS
OWNED AND FOR SALE BY
G. N. HOOVER. OF DODGE CITY. KANSAS.

years at ps
@ % sas;
sas ea % Dssss es 3, osss. sns Price, 500
City a T @ s s pillow sss
northwest Dodge
Frs % % ss: 's: s.s :.. ;
dodge o s" rss @ a ns. ss
per cent. from hi m, ! TO- years yea to suit suit purchaser
this smuese
mile: s sss s an. = IL.
state can remain years at per
o~ea some or
years ago Price $1,000 Terms 50" cash; balance
broke; wheat one third of same to go
gage at per cent to years to suit purenass
Island R.
mortgage
per cent to years to suit purchaser
unmproved miles
Terms SO" cash balance at per cent
re $50 p sa st n north of Ford CITY, good
suit purchaser ~ ~ ~ ~ ''A " i CENT ! TO . years
mortgage
ss7
por
Rock Island Price, So" Terms
SoH good level pillow land $50 in wheat,
sas, s Res s Sold s ,s s' ons half %s from the
R. per
az per
to purchaser
x T:. 10, s
nearly the saass %ss s runs s
southwest Dodge omy suit purchaser L mile"
\
land Price 500 Terms ss due state remain balance
No. CITY & ss Of S1H ss. srs 9 so.k an par land
Terms 50" % balance first to % 9i %
t
station on the Rock Island good fair section with small draws neay all d
$500 Terms SIPS due state remain for bal
anaB
Balance mortgage at per cent to year, to suit purchaser
No Ne 20; leo school land nnnnrorea excellent level good
Terms $50 due remain at per cent balance cash
No 81 100 A. quarter some breaking lie miles
Price Terms 500 balance
No. g. Kingsaoun; good fair land
si due state remain balance
school land good body oan with
pillow land s miles kingsaown mile Bloom both
a
bout A
land
n
a
5yearst to suit
No Al. Re 1885 school no inn
Rock Island road land Price M due
years sat 6per cent
No Ne req F; unrnp o
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The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

VIM. States wrote letter to his wifi,
that he and Rev. Sheldon both gol
claimes in the strip.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

j. n. Pope got back home this week
from the national @. \. r. reunion.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

]. II. SWEET and family arrived home
last night from the Worlds Fair.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Isaac W. Jones. the Santa Fe Opera
tor, leaves for the Worlds Fair tonight,
accompanied by his wife.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The Empress flour can be found only
atBondurant & Young's.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

$500 in cash will buy 400 lbs. of Lily
White flour at Bondurant & Younc's.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Ford county Republican club will
hold annual meeting for election of
officers at Court House 8, o'clock p. NJ.
Saturday. Sept. 80 1888.
81. JUNEAU, President.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Harry and Cliff Markley returned from
the Columbian show last Sunday.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Miss May LaBree returned from Dem
ver.where she spent her school vacation.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The young people of the Presbyterian
Sunday school gave sociable at the
residence of B. F. Milton last Tuesday
evening. The special feature of the
entertainment consisted of miniature
stage upon which were presented numer-
Gus tabeaux and charades. The charade
taxed the ingenuity OF the audience, and
their guessing afforded considerable
merrymenr for those present. There
were over thirty, mostly young folks
who took active part in the performan-
ces with fifty adults or more as spec.
tators. After this part of the program
was completed the time was very pleas
antly occupied in games. conversations
and other pastimes. Altogether the
entertainment was great social>uccpss.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The social at St. Cornelius Chapel last
Tuesday evening was pleasant affair.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

r. II. McEiwain and family returned
from Chicago last week.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Capt. W. II. Stricken and wife left for
Chicago Tuesday morning.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

Good span Of mules for sale cheap.
Call at this office.
The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22

The rainmakers must have got choked
on the seasons dust.