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4 Few I hing thc Ed.tor Has to 60

We apologies for all mistakes
mad e in former issues and shy that
they We're ine1cr-sable. rs all an editor
has to do - to hunt en- and clean
tho rollers, and set type, and sweo.,
the floor, AMI pen short items, ana
fold papers and write wrappers, aud
talk to Visitors, and distribute type,
carry water and saw wood, and reap
the proofs and correct the mistakes,
and hunt the shears to write edi-
torials. and dodge tie bills and dun
the delinquents, and take cussings
from the subscriber who has permit
ted his name to adorn our subscrIp
ton list for from two to five years,
but neglected to remember to pay for
the paper He seems to consider the
adornment feature ample considera-
ton. When we send him q bill for
one, two or three years subscription
the case may be, he is amazed at
our presumption, and while his right
eoas indignation is at white heat
he visits our Office, orders the paper
stopped. tells MS our paper isn't
worth $3.50 anyhow, that we a
one horse editor and that he coul q
print a better paper with his eyes
shat.
The effort has exhausted his sur
plus energy. and lie papses and
awaits results When ne notices
that the loss of his annual 81 90
sta.a-oEf has not busted as up in
business entirely. be awaits an OPP
portunity and calls at tho office
while the editor Is out, and sub
scribes all over again. When we re-
turn the boys break the news to us
gently, fearing that great ~ may @
our undoing, for there is really more
occasion for great rejoicing over the
return of enc delinquent subscriber
who has swelled up and quit than
there is over the ninety and nine
who pay their subscription regularly
/ in advance.=Ex.
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Two tin cups for sc. at the Racket and
Novelty Store.


Having, through no fault of my own.
but through the caprices of Capital, lost
my situation in the service of the A. Il. &
5. F. Ry., now turn responsive ear to
the advice of friends of fifteen years
growth, and announce myself can
didate before the Republican County
Convention for animation to the Office of
Clerk of the District Court in and for
Ford county j. c. BAIRD
Dodge City, July 4th, 1900
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:. 0. U. ". smoker.

All members are requested to attend
lodge on next Monday evening, and afte T
the routine business is done the ledge
will adjourn and all go to the home Of
Bro f. Fl. Madison, where a lawn
smoker will be enjoyed by the members
and invited friends. Cigars, lem onaJe,
speeches and other good things Will be on
tap. Don't fail to be present for good
time will be had by all
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Bro. Petition, in the e1uberance of his
Democracy, failed TO pat in Mr. Steven
sons name in his paper under the name
of Mr.. Bryan We look for Mr. Steven
sons name TO be sandwiched between III
names OF Bryan and Duval, now placed
at the head of the political column in the
Democrat Attention has been directed
to this oversight the part Of our Dem
ocratic contemporary, and we have no
doubt the name of Stevenson Will adorn
the page of the paper this week. Mr..
Petition was not a candidate for the vice.
presidency. and he has sore spots be-
cause Stevenson was nominated.
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It is said that Rome was kept clean
by every man sweeping before his
own door; and in this same manner
any community may be kept morally
clean by every good citizen sweeping
first before his own door and after
wards before the doors OF those Of his
neigIbors who are indifferent or
asleep-doing his part without wait
ing on others.
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Governor Stanley will address political
meetings at Dodge City. August 1: at
Hutchinson. August ,; ut hinsley, August
3; at JetInore, Larnei aud Btrelette, Au-
gust /. While the Republican campaign
viii not open ill September I, Governor
Stanley viii make number OF speeches in
Western kansas IN August 50 as to be able
to visit all. or nearly all. of the counties
before election
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STORY HAS COOP MORAL.
Chapter of Accidents Arising from Ne
gtect TO Subscribe for 8
PAPER.

Here is the latest story on the man
who IS too siingy to take his homo
paper, says the Kansas City Journal
A man who was too economical 10
take this paper sent his little boy to
borrow the copy taken by his neigh
Dor. Il his haste the boy run over
Il four-dollar stand of bees and in ten
minutes looked like warty summer
squash. His cries reached his father,
who ran to- his assistance and failing
to notice barbed-wire fence, ran
into that, breaking it down, cutting
u handful of flesh from his anatomy
and running four dollar pair of
pants. The old COW took advantage
| of the gap in the fence and got into
the corn field and killed herself eat
lug green corn. Hearing the racket,
the wife ran, upset four gallon
churn full of rich cream into a basket
of kittens, drowning the whole
flock. In the hurry she dropped u
seven-doliar set of false teeth. The
babv, left alone, crawled through tho
spilled milk into the parlor, running
brand-new $50 carpet. During the
excitement the oldest daughter ran
away with the hired man; the dog
broke up II setting hens and the
calves got out and chewed the tails
off four fine shirts.
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Adjuster law, of the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company. OF Topeka, allowed a
loss OF SO an acae On three acres of the
grain belonging to Peter HeIneman,
which was destroyed by hail a greater
portion of grain destroyed was not in
sured Philip Reinert was allowed SO.
VIM. States secured this insurance. He
sent 81 applications to the company. The
small loss IN the comfy is highly graft
flying.
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The Dodge City band, which played
here the 4th, was in charge of Louis
Bader, manager. Charles NJ States is
treasurer; and the following is list of
the members: Frank Martin, Leroy
Martin, s. p Reynolds. Fred Berg, VIM
incl, Richard Evans, Willie Miller, j. E.
Workman, Ray kirkpatrick, Chalk NJ.
Beeson, aud Oty Beeson. Chalk .splays
second IddIe'' in this band, and he is not
the leader as we mentioned last week
The band will give street concert every
Saturday night.
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George Dalton, who is charged with
burglarIzing the homes of Col r. j.
Hardesty aud T. A Scates on the Fourth,
was arrested by Sheriff Hale. seven miles
northwest of Garden City. and brought
here Saturday night A preliminary
trial viii be held before Judge LyRrand
Saturday, and if guilty there VIII be a
trial in the District Court. The fellow
had blazed his way by selling the stolen
goods along theroute west.
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Puhlie Sale.

I will sell at my place in Wright. at 2
p. M. Wednesday July Is, 1900, the fol-
lowing: 10 Milk COWS, calves, @
horses 2 sets harness, l new wagon, 4
brood SOW, . pigs, l organ. farming i'm
plemeuts. Terms: Ninety days bank
able note. 10 per cent fl for cash
JAMES MARTIN
Wright, kans-
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There will be public entertainment in
the college chapel on Saturday evening.
August 4th. consisting of music, elccu-
ton and physical culture drill. The al
mission will be free y cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to be present and
enjoy this first public entei tainment of
the college.
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A preacher of one Of the church
es in II adison learned that his choir
was not composed Of church mem
bers and played cards and danced
and done other naughty and goddess
things and demanded the resignation
OF the entire outfit, and got it. He
now has a choir that Is not such
great shakes on music, but they
practice what he breaches
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G. NJ. Hoover and G.. L. Clayton lost
eighteen head of cattle Tuesday Their
herd of 800 broke into the. Kafir corn
field, and were there not more than fif-
teen minutes. While being driven out
several head dropped dead, anu eighteen
head died in all. 1t is supposed the cattle
died of indigestion.
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Banners of Mckinley and Roosevelt
have been painted by Heidner Sc Hough-
ton, pictorial artists, and will be used in
the coming campaign. The banners are
7x14 feet, and the pictures of the Repub-
lican candidates adorned with en-
bellishments in flags, etc. The banners
are ordered by w. II. Coolidge, chair
man, and J. A Arment, secretary of the
Republican Central Committee.
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At the stairway entrance to the Masonic
hall electric lamp has been placed, and
at a meeting of the several orders the
glass sides will indicate the name of the
order which meets that particular
night. For instance. on Tuesday O. L. $.
indicated meeting of Order Eastern Star
The a. F. s. a. NJ, a. O. o. W., II. W :.
4. and other orders have glass sides on
which the names of the orders are given.
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Frank Sehoen's big thresLin@ machine
was steamed up yesterday and pnt in
motion, and this morning went to Hoover
s Clay tons farm. The thresher feeds
itself, stacks the straw and fans tie
wheat. Ralph Miller got the machinery
in motion yesterday.
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A. w Vandeman. agent of the circula-
ting library company, left for Spearviile
this morning, where he VIII organize a
club. He is well satisfied With his work
in this city, having secured the full num-
Der of fifty subscribers. The club is COM
posed mostly of young people.
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An Eas.os,- Recommenaa.sop

Mr. w j Hutchinson, editor Gazette,
PIeasantvfl1e. Mo-. writes: Il have used
krause-s Headache Capsules with sssfis-
factory results bought box which
25c and one capsule cuTed me of
dreadful sick headache. My wife and
myself have also used the other medicines
prepared nv the Norman LicTty Mfg Co..
and we recommend them tn the public 70
be just represented Sold by w. F.
Pine.
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The Junior League of the NJ. z.
church, to the number of more than q
hundred, enjoyed picnic at the palson-
age Tuesday Afternoon, under the care of
Miss Mary Incl, who has charge of the
Junior League Lemonade and cake
were served and the young people en-
joyed the day.
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Stop your hair falling out, s-Erysipe-
las resulted in entire loss of my hair; two
bottles Beggs' Hair Remover gave me
fine growth j. a. Under, Editor Adj
yocate, Huueston, Iowa. Guaranteed
for all scalp diseases; restores natural
growth and color- Try it now w F.
Pine.
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The Ieard of T1d'ration at its meeting
Monday night appointed committee to
estimate tile cost of a one room addition
to tie oil Christian church building, to
be Used to accommodate the increased
number Of Children.
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Won,em,- RfEnss.

Many women suffer all sorts OF so call
ed s.fenaIe Weaknesses just because
their kidneys are out of order and they
have right TO know Fniey's Kidney
Cure is just what is needed by most all
ing women w. s. Amos
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One hundred books have been received
from the Northwestern Library Com
pany and have been placed in the Racket
and Novelty store. Mr.. Grobety will
have charge of the books as librarian.
Fifty new books will be received every
three months. The Dodge City s.Circu-
lating Library may now be said to have
fairly begun. the first books being deliv-
cred to subscribers Tuesday evening.
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R.F. Garner sold the six-leeged calf
to B. F. Cox, of Vinita, [. II, who paid
800. Mr. Cox viii exhibit the calf at
Kansas City and ST. Louis and other
points. w. s. Amos took some photo
graphs OF the calf last week.
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District court held session July Gfh.
aud adjourned till August 9th. Jury
eases we're cont; sneG G. D. IIittle. who
stole the goods at tise Edison restaurant,
was sentenced by Judge Madison TO serve
two J years IN tie penitentiary.
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Mrs. Cyrus Chrisy, of Springfield,
Colo, WAS visiting Mir. and Mrs. Jas y.
Corey for a few days last week. She was
on her way home from Sidney, Iowa.
where She had attended the funeral of
her mother.
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Summer school at the college is pro
crossing very satisfactorily. The interest
of the students is very good. They
composed of the very best class of young
people in the city and country. Ali
Intelligent, studious aud orderly. The
teachers and students all seem to be mu-
tually pleased with each other.
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H A. Henning, of Pleasant Valley
township, was in the city Saturday, and
he reports rain much needed for fall crops
Mr. Henning says there is a strong Nc
Kinley sentiment growing in the county.
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County Treasurer Martin says ssFord
county can pay cash so long con-. and
other expenses are no more than they
have been n the past few years Ford
county pays cash on all warrants.
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Miss Flora e Pool, special correspon-
dent of the Mail and Breeze, of Topeka,
was in the city this week i'll the Interest
Of that very well known and readable
journal.
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For quickly relieving that distressed
feeling after eating. single dose of that
gentle acting krause7s Little Liver Pills
Is all that IS required as certain cure for
much suffering Krause's Little Liver
Pills are warranted. Sold by w. T. Pine.
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a II. Boyd has bought the Elgin
House at Marion, Kansas, and he will
take possession September 1st. Tile house
contains 60 rooms, is three stories, and
cost originally $25 600.
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Henry c. Hodges, who has been with
his nephew, John w. Sims, at the ranch
IN Meade county for some months viii
leave for his home in Martinsvf1le. Ind,
in a few days.
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At the session of the District Court in
Meade county, Judge Madison fined an
individual 90 days imprisonment in the
county Jail for tampering with the jury.
This is good aud wholesome penalty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Eakin, of Jetmore,
Kas., were in the city Monday. Mr..
Eakin is treasurer of Iodgeman county,
and his bride will be remembered as
Miss Ona NJ Ackley. formerly of this city
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Wilbur T. Clark has been appointed by
Mr. Vandeman as agent to organize clubs
to the circulating library in the county.
He IS at Ford, and Will 20 next to Buck
lin, Meade and Liberal.
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The members of the Dodge City band
desire to express their kindness and
thanks to Marshal ". 3. Rhodes, who
furnished the band With a finely equipped
wagon On the Fourth OF July.
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w. H. Evans. of Montezuma, Kas.,
grandfather of Frank Is. Evans and Mrs.
n " Poston. was here visiting a few
day mornin9.
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Henry Smith and Walter Carson re-
turned from Kansas City Sunday night
They witnessed the great Democratic
convention and took in the immense
crowds in the metropolis of the west.
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Commissioner Nc. Mayratb and Cotn-
~ CIelk 5 T. Reynolds left last evening
for Topeka, where they will attend a
ton
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Local mail is now carried on the 3
o'clock afternoon train, instead of the
morning train as formerly. Mail is car
ried cast three trains daily and on two
trains daily west.
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Board of Education met on Monday
night without accomplishing anything,
and adjourned to meet July 18th. Extra
school rooms are to be provided for the
Increased number of school children.
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Fitting spectacies this hot weather is
W. H. Chapman's forte The weather
Is not too warm for repairing fine watches
Mr. Chapman's jeweler. Prof Jodry.
has q special mack in rushing work.
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The wheat crop in Meade county is
much better than anticipated ten
days ago. The average will be about %
bushels per acre.-Meade Globe.
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7. II. Degerlng is drilling wells from ,
to 6 i-cIl holes. and all people in need of
his services Will please call on him. Can
be found by addressing Wllburn or
Dodge City. 81
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Mrs. Frank Chapman and daughter.
Mrs. Parsons, have returned from Wentz-
Vile, Mo, where they were visiting.
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Wheat is in good condition The grains
are large and plump, and all the grain
runs above the test in weight. Much Of
the grain viii go G. pounds to the bushel-
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who have been healed by Banner Salve is
very large 1t heals all wounds sores
and leaves scar Take substitute
w. 3. Amos.
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Ia article on the garden at the Sol
sliers' Home last week. we omitted the
name of J. w. Corey, who attends to the
irrigation of the garden.
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at an average of 20 bushels of wheat to
the acre, Kansas Will have $4,000. 900
bushels. The harvest weather was one of
state.
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Wash nut steam threshing coal. A car
load jusk received. Try it.
SIMS s. SIss. I'm.
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Frank Sweeney and Frank Lopp Will
take q wagon tour of the mountains. leav-
ing here in few days, for their health
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4 lawn Tarty was given last night at
Fred Gardner's residence by Miss Mamie
Dunn, who goes to her home in Garden
City large number of young people
were present.
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Sam Stubs is in St. Louis locking after
his race horses Miss Mae Day won a
race last week.
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a light rain fell here Monday evening

You can buy one-haif dozen glass
city Store
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Do mot forgot the camp meeting in the
Dodge City park, commencing August
Both and ending September 9th
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Best horse collar ever brought to this
market, the Spooner collar, oak tan and
wool face. For sale by
SINS & SIMS.
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Gold Democrats stand where they did
before aud the drift of changes in the
party IS to their side.
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Fresh fruits and vegetables daily at
MEL 81 SwINEHART'
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a few special bargains in second hand
and new Bicycles at p. H. Young, the
Jewellers.
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Miss Ermine Young has charge of tie
abstract books in the Office of w T.
Coolidge
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The ladies Aid Society of The Chris
tan Church will hold a market in Gro
hety-s Racket Store. July 21st. You are
invited to go.
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Mrs. Sarah Conn is visiting friends in
Walton and Newton.
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DR.. c. A Milton, G NJ. Beeson. Hays
BeInear and others have commenced
tllreshing wheat
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John Incl, who is a teacher at Ed
mond, Oklahoma, spent few days in the
county alnoDg his friends. Mr.. Incl is a
son OF j. II Incl, OF Ford
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Harry Morrow and family have gone
20 Waketa, Oklahoma, where they Ie
main during the summer
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Kansas City prices on Ice Cream
Freezers At the Racket aud Novelty Srore-
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Miss Garland Porter, of Greensburg, Is
visiting the family of Dr. O. H. simpson
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Misses Gertrude Jordan and Bertha
Stockwen are enjoying the breezes at
Buffalo Park. Colo, aud viii remain
some weeks.
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The ladies of the Baptist church will
give an ice cream social at the home of
F. J. OyIer. Tuesday evening, July 18TH
Every body cordially invited
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y good. large Galvanized Iron Wash
Store.
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Mrs. Frank Morrow left Friday for
visit to uiawatha, Kan.
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The ladies of the Catholic church will
give n social at the home of Mrs D.
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Greens ware and crockery- good and
cheap, at the old INDIANA GROCERY.
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John r. Miller took Saturday nights
train for St. Louis where he will remain
q few days
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Mrs. Ed. G. Slayen. of Pueblo, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
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A straight line is the shortest in
morals as viii as in geometry
Raphael
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a good Lady and Gents Tandem fol
sale second hand at the Novelty Works
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Special attention given to the fitting OF
spectacles add eye glasses.
p II. YoUNG, Jeweler s. Optician.
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Mrs a. w. Reudy and children are Wis
iting in Colorado Springs.
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a pair of link cuff buttons for sc. at the
Racket and Novelty Store.
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Do you want Hammock or Crcquet
set, go the Racket and Novelty Store.
The Globe-republican., 1900-07-12

Mrs. j. d. 1lrum left on Friday for
visit to friends in Lincoln. Neb.
The Globe-republican., 1900-07-12

The Cimarron bank is to organized as 2
state bank, with capital stock of $4,000
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|. james Martin, of Wright station, offers
his stock for sale lie Intends moving TO
Washington state
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Notice.

We will lay all carpets sold by us free
Of charge. ADAM s. IiULPIEU.
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We have several focks of prairie chick
ems on orr premises, and this notice is to
warn all persons from trespassing or
hunting in violation of law.
THos. PETERSON,
III. B. WOOD
Royal Township, July II.
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Thos- a. Seates was in Liberal on
legal business this week
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Another car load of FANCuoN FLOUR
at THE INDIANA GROCERY.
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Go and see Chapman for jewelry, watch
repairing. and fitting spectacles.
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Beneath the rule of men entirely
great, the pen is mighter than the
sword.-Bulwer Lytton.
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Fair prices, honest measures and court
eous treatment at INDIANA GROCERY.
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BONES WANTED-Will pay Sc a ton.
Z. BURGLAND.
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Going to sell harness at reasonable
prices. SINS & SIMS.
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A full line of Bicycle supplies at the
Novelty Works.
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Just received a fine lot of farm and
buggy harness. SINS 6 SINS.
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A ffrst-class whip, raw hide from butt
to tip, for SOC. at the Racket and Novelty
Store.
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We carry everything in the harness
line. SIMS & SIMS.
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What has become of Dewey's presf-
Dental boom?
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See the Berry Set you can buy for SOC.
at the Racket ard Novelty Store.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Bicycles for rent at the Novelty Works
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SINS SINS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-23
General Business Situation.

While the dull season Is at hand the
general business situation In the coun-
try Is In very good shape. There are
encouraging aspects In tho iron and
steel trade which were not discsrnibie
The previous week, and the indications
OF n revival of business In this line are
not lacl:lng. THE lower level OF prices"
says Henry CleWs In his weekly review
OF business conditions, "has brought
many Inquiries from abroad covering a
range OF material from pig iron to the
most highly finished steel products,
pointing to an early increase in an al
ready ilattcrlng foreign trade"
This ptock market. while It has been
relatively dull. has shown unexpected
strength through strong Inside support
and dividend rumors. Money" says
Mr.. ,Clews. "ls easy now, but higher
rates arc In prospect MS soon as the
regular crop and trade requirements
assert themselves. Crop reports. while
conflicting. are generally favorable. or
tho injury done has been amply dis
counted. Tha agricultural classes IA n
rule are prosperous. Labor Ia well EN-
ploycd. though In soma cases wages are
lower than the unusual level OF last