The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-24

THE GLOBE-REPUBLIcAN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Slightly cool this morning.
Light SHOWS on the Ration mountains
Cloudy weather for few days and q
storm was threatening.
The Santa Fe road il carrying every
day some train loads Of cattle and sheep,
According 10 the goose -bone prophets
it is going to he coal dealers winter.
Why not eat fresh candies, manufac-
rured by Gwinner. You will fad them
better than those made east.
Some people are lying in a supply OF
winter coal. The winter will likely be
severe, and now is good time to lay In
coal.
Rev. q. G. Kessel will preach AT
Howell school house on Nov. I'd, Satur-
day, at $50 O'Clock, p. M, mountain
time.
Rev. G.. II. Rogers meetings CON-
:,, ha NJ o1,nrnh m niDhf
Mr. Rogers has spent $24 in repairs on
the Union church.
And now they are talking about a pro-
hibitiOn church. What will the party
prOhibitiOnists think of next to make
their cause idiculOus?-Capital.
The material for the round house will
not arrive until the tracks are all laid.
The main track is being replaced with
new stee! rails. and the old rails will be
put on side tracks.
With plenty of corn, hogs cattle and
sheep in this vicinity times ought to be
constantly on the increase from this time
forward. The coming winter looks
much brighter than last.-Nickerson
Record.
ii. A. Henning, who lives in the south
part of Speareyille township, informs
Us that farme.s have been busy blowing
fire guards. Mr.. Henning says many
farmers are ready to SOW wheat, but the
ground has been too dry for seeding.
A number of Greeley county people
have started their irrigation plants SO rs
to have their land ready in the spring.
The people of that county have saved
more money this year than ever before
by raising their own garden produce.
Mexican cattle are admitted to the
country on and after to-day free of im.
port duties. Several million head Of
cattle will come in soon. Cattle prices
are expected to be lower. This hungry
horde Of Mexicaus will also consume the
western corn crop. A big importation
OF hogs is also expected.
Mrs. L. A. C0ffey arrived here Tues.
day night, and yesterday she left for her
home in Beever, Ok. She has been for
year past visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Ruble, at IeavenwOrth. Mrs. COffey
was formerly resident Of Dodge City.
Her son, E. K. Coffey was associated in
business with Geo. 5. Emerson. for
number Of years.
The cattle trade between Old Mexico
and the United states is expected to be
pretty active for n while. The govern
ment quarantine against Mexican cattle
from the high altitude of Sonora and
chihuahua, Mexico, was raised yesterday
aud cattle will now be- admitted from
there into the United States through the
ports of FL PasO. Tex, and Nogales, A.
H., either for grazing or slaughter.-K.
c. Journal.
Rams Horn ReyerberatiOns.
A SMALL tree may bear good fruit.
What science says is mans best guess.
History is what character has written,
II we knew more we could forgive
more.
The peaccmaker is ore who does Gods
work
There is still Il liOn's den for every
Daniel.
s'77" For Colds.
Dr. Humphreys Specific s.77'' will
's5reak up" a cold that ''hangs on"
Price 25c ut all drug stores.