The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-31


we have stin good supply of fin,
Colorado potatoes
INDIANA GROCERY.
There will be an early wheat harvest
which will begin about she middle OF
June.
There are few brands of four that
equal but none that excel the Premium
Sold by Leroy Martin.
/ FURNISHED Rooms To RENr-Enquire
of Mrs. H. Whithworth, next door north
OF the Presbyterian church. Wv
Sterling, Crescent, Monarch and An
drae Bicycles from $500 to-.S75.O
also complete line of supplies
P. H. 1oUNG. Jeweler 6 Optician.
| Captain D. L. Sweeney, who returned
Friday night. says he saw while absent
rye stalks which stood foot higher than
his head.
| Rev II. S. Booth resides at Garden
City and holds the position of Evangelist
for this district. He will conduct the
campmeetings this summer.
The N. E. General Conference has as
signed Bishop Vincent to Zurich, Swift.
erland. Bishop McCabe will have his
episcopal residence at Topeka in place OF
Bishop Vincent.
The District Epworth League eonven-
| ton will be held in Syracuse, commence
ing June Is, and holding three days.
| Geo. Il. Martin, of this city, is president
| of the District League.
| w. S. Amos, of Dodge City, attended
the meeting of the State Association of
Pharmacists t Hutchinson last week.
Mr.. Amos is member of the State
Board of Pharmacy.
have received car load of Northern
Early Ohio Potatoes of fine quality, good
for planting or table use, which I am Of
fering for 70 cents per bushel.
LEROY MARTIN.
Thomas Clark, age % years, who lately
came from Ireland, and who had no home
was adjudgted insane before Judge Finley
last week, and was taken by Sheriff Hale
to the asylum at Topeka.
j. c. Jennings writes us from Peoria,
Illinois, where he is in the swim. He is
engaged by the Munse1l Publishing Com
pany. Mr.. Jennings will be remember
ed as the sage and prophet of Ingalls,,
Gray county.
The Advance, a weekly paper, publish
ed by Kramer & Joquel, made its appear
ance Thursday last. 1t is printed IN the
office of the Live Stock journal. The
Advance advocates Socialism. Il is a
bright and spicy paper. and has come to
revive the newspaper business in this city.
Everybody knows the New Domestic
Sewing Machine. 1t needs introduce
ton. Has a worldwide reputation.
Has no superiors and but few, if any,
equals. They have ball bearings, which
makes them the lightest running ma
| chine on the market. For sale at The
Crescent.
A number of citizens are putting down
| sidewalks with verified brick. r. S.
Robinson and Judd Crawford are putin
down walks four feet wide, for NJ. w.
Sutton, H. r. Brown, r. S. Crane and
F. j. Oyler. They charge thirteen cents
a foot. for laying the brick Brick walks
will become common in this city.
Fred Roberts, age about 25 years, was
| arrested, Saturday, charged with commit
| ting rape on Miss Hagaman, age IL
years, daughter of r. B. Hagaman, of
Ford township. The alleged crime is
| said TO have been committed on Sunday,
May 20, while the parties were buggy
| riding. The yonng man was bound over
| in the sum of $1,000 to appear for prelim-
emary trial before Judge Preston, June
11th.
| Judge Madison held court in Coldwater
| last week, and as is usual in court
matters, one side was well pleased with