The Globe-republican., 1895-04-26

spiritual strength renewed.
G.. A, Critteuden. of the Santa Re SER
vice. residing in this city, is owner OF the
Coolidge Enterprise. He certainly has a
down hill pull on Santa Fee transportation
NJ. w. Sutton. W. J. Fitzgerald Ed.
H. Madison, E. NJ. Misner aud Dr..
James Hawkins left Wednesday to at
tend the Kansas republican league
| meeting at Topeka on the 18th.
Every county in Kansas is war-whOOp.
ing over the big fruit crop its going to
raise this year. Apples will be cheaper
next fall than repeater votes alta Kansas
City election.
j. f. Mellecker traded his handsome
span of bay drivers and 1925 in cash to
G. v. Bartlett for the latter's big draft
team. Joe now holds the reins on the
finest team in the county.
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E. church on Tuesday evening, April
3Oth, at s o'clock. Subject ''InspiratiOn
of the Scripture Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
A large number Of farmers perambu-
lated the streets Monday. and they were
about as jolly lot rs any state can pro-
dure. For courage the Kansas farmer
has no equal. -:
W. j. Francisco has leased the q. Nj.
Hoover tract Of land east Of the FOughty
addition for Il period of five wears, con.
tracing to pay therefor tile sum of 500
per yerr.-Cinarron JacksOnian.
a brother i'm the northwest sends US
the Alaska News. published at the city
of Juneau. The city was founded by
H. juneau, Dodge City's well known
lumber dealer and was named in honor
of him.
Chris. Waitzman. of this city, never
| voted a republican ticket but once during
his residence in this country. That was
in st. Louis, two months after coming
from Germany, and his vote was for
Grant against Greeley.
Miss. Clara Swandbeck of SOule
College received through the A. p.
CoOns agency this morning a handsome
guitar from Kansas City. Mr.. COons is
furnishing all kinds of musical instru-
ments at greatly reduced price.
Hosea Tullis, of SOdvilIe. was Dodge
City visitor Tuesday. His locality did
not suffer seriously from the recent
storms. lie thinks the prospects for
spring crops as good as he ever saw
them, though wheat will be shCrt in
that part of the county.
The National hotel has been thorough
ly renovated, and newly papered and re-
furnished throughout. The new pro-
prietor is striving to make it one of the
most popular hOstelries the city ever
had.
A special May Day service will be held
next Sunday evening at st. Cornelius
Episcopal church. The Rector, Rev.
+. Busser, will preach a sermon on: 1.-The
influence of the flowers" All lovers Of
flowers and plants are cordially invited to
attend and participate in the service.
Four cases have been filed in the APP
pelate court, western division, at Garden
City, from Ford county. They are: Santa
Fe Company VS.. 6. V. Bartlett; Ernest
Holland vs.. Albert Ertel; Nancy Smith
VS.. NJ. w. Teeter; 5. X. Martin Lumber
Company VS.. Wilson Soule.
Last Saturday night the Owl Literay
Society gave quite an interesting enter
tainment at the G. A. X. hall. The per-
Torrance consisted of shadow pantomimes,
speaking, singing etc. Quite number
were there and all seemed to enjoy them.
selves hugely.
The corn raised in Ford county in the
years 1884, 'S5 and Sc was as good as '.an
be grown anywhere. Farmers should
give the crop attentiO II this season. If a
success in maturing it will yield as much
of profit as wheat will. Farmers on
the south line of the county have grown
corn every year since the early days.
B. H. Bowman: Pub. Enquirer, of
Bremen, Ind, writes: Last week out
little girl baby the only one we have was
taken sick with Group. After two Doc
tors failed to give relief and life was
hanging on mere thread we tried
One Minute Cough Cure and its life was
saved. At City Drug Store, Dodge City
| Kansas.
Rev. S. +. Busser has been invited BY