The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

Clay Crawford is railroading on the
Santa Fe at LaJunta.
j. Gissel attended the G. A. X. encamp-
ment at Hutchinson this week.
Babies pictures u specially at Stude-
baker and Farmers.
7. c. Owens went to Larned. Kansas.
last Sunday, for his health.
Mayor Gluck accompanied his mother
in-law to st. Louis las; week.
Frank HObble and Harry Markley
represented the Sons of Veterans at the
Hutchinson reunion.
First-class instruction at college on
band and orchestra instruments. guitar,
mandolin, zithar, violin, etc.
Good family flour fresh ground from
old wheat at 60cts sack or exchange
for wheat. BOndurant & Young.
The ravages Of the alfalfa louise were
a myth. The seed crop will net $40 to
$50 per acre.
E. A. Smiley mas returned from Barton
county. Mo. He traded for two farms
there, and will occupy them this fall.
Mis-. Pollock. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Phil Fadel, and her son,
Asa Miller, went out to-day for weeks's
visit with l. H. Degering.
Harry Newfer. S. Baker, E. Baker and
F. Baker made up a hunting party and
went over to Meade county last Mon
day.
Canon coal is not to be had vet. but
try our Mendoza black for $3.50.
BOndurant & Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Swan and master
Frank Swan left on Wednesday morning
to attend the Soldiers Reunion at Hutch
insOn.
Harry Taylor, who had his arm cut
off last Spring. is able to be around
once more. He returned from the La
Junta hospital this week.
Remember Studebaker Il Farmer will
photograph in Fit. Dodge, Aug. %, "a, %
26 and q. They will then be found in
the Beeson building at Dodge City up to
and including Sept. lst.
Mrs. George Il. Hinkel and little son
John, of Oklahoma City, o. L. arrived
in this city Wednesday night. on visit
to her sister. Mrs. Gertrude Warren.
She will remain month or six weeks.
Most all populists know j. P. Holden,
of EmpOria. He was president of the
national citizens alliance. He severed
connection with the populist party last
wee k, and is in the field for republican
success.
Mrs. f. Drinkwater will close out her
entire stock of millinery. She intends to
leave the city, and will sell regardless OF
cost. Here is a good opening for some
one to engage in the business by purchas-
ing this stock outright at bargain.
>. DR.. A. T.. Camp. of Ashland. Nebraska.
was in Dodge City this week making
proof before the L. S. Land Office. on
timber claim in the northwest corner of
Hodgeman county. Mr.. Z. y. Hickerson,
of Dodge City. and Mr.. o. Y. Carson, of
HOdgeman county. are his witnesses.
The weather report for July at this STA
ton shows total OF 2.05 inches of rain.
which is LA inches less than the average
July precipitation. On eight days the
temperature was 100 degrees and over,
JOG degrees on the 25th being the maxi
mum. The heat made many people wish
that the period Of tie abOrgines' style of
dress was not extinct.
The populists have an organ to fight
their battles in Ford county this cam
paign. Last Tuesday press was moved
in by wagon fr0n Springfield, Seward
county. and unloaded in the basement
under the p0stoffice. for the purpose of
disseminating the doctrines of populism.
We have had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. Lucas, who will act as editor, printer
and manager. all in one. He appears 10
be very agreeable gentleman.
Mr.. Alex Mathew was in the city last
Wednesday canvassing for book en-
titled Two Republics" which is quite
an instructive review of Roman history,
undertaken tn show parallel between
the republic of Rome and that of the
United States. The object is to prevent
l. II,