The Globe-republican., 1900-08-02

Fair prices, honest measures and court
eous treatment at INDIANA GROCERY
Keep on hand all extra parts of har-
ness SIMS s SIMS
Fresh fruits and vegetables daily at
MEL s SwISEHART-
A good large Galvanized Iron Wash
Boiler soe- at the Racket aud Novelty
Store.
Just received a big invoice of harness
which it viii pay anyone to call and see-
SIMS s. SINS.
Special attention given to the fitting of
spectacles add eye glasses
p H. You've, Jeweler & Optician.
For the next 20 days will sell summer
lap robes aud fly nets at cost
SINS & SIMS.
Mrs. s. j. Averill will leave for Aibu-
querque tonight visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Shay.
The Methodists will hold a camp meet
ing at kinsley, beginning Thursday,
August 8, and continuing ten days.
A heavy rain fell here Saturday even
ing and it was great help to feed crops.
OOSCA Wei 4&0NA puts llS rainfall at L 30
inches.
l. NJ. Sell and wife returned from
visit to Colorado Springs on Friday
evening. They had pleasant journey
in the mountains.
Frank Sturgeon says owing to the
crowded state of farmers in Missouri
some of the renters Will have to find
homes in Kansas and other western states.
Rev. P Jnergenson succeeds Rev. L.
Esehbach, Lutheran, and will have his
home in Windthorst settlement Mr.
Eschbaeh will remain at Meade
Roy Martin received his car containing
100 watermeIons from Terrill, Texas, on
Friday, and wagon loads We're distributed
TO the various stores in the city.
Governor Stanley Will speak in the
opera house, Friday evening, August 3
An announcements that he would be here
on the first day of the month was in
| correct.
| The Baptists gave a dinner and supper
/ Saturday and realized something hand
some above expenses. The dinner was
! we'll patronized. but the rain cut off the
supper service
stWet batteries are being put in The
! phones in place Of the tsdry ones,'' which
are not considered as serviceable as tho
liquid ones. This will improve the tele
phone service.
J. T. Pogue. who was charged Will
i obstructing the public highway with
| wire fence, had examination before
Judge Preston on Saturday. He pieae
guilty and was fined 81 and costs.
j. f. Small, of Ford, says four thresh
ing machines are in operation III the
vicinity of Ford, and that the wheat is o
good quality and it viii average from ri
| to 30 bushels TO the acre.
Mrs j. T. futile left on Monday fo
Las Vegas. where she will be engaged il
the Santa Fe hospital, having accepted
position in this we'll known hospital. He
daughter, Mrs. Kennedy, accompanied
| Mrs. futile.
People who lived 80 or more years age
| remember the sensation produced b,
! Bret Harte s verses the heather Chi
nese, when the Pacific coast agos
with the heather. .sFor ways that arr
dark and tricks that are vain, the heather
Chinese are PECULIAR find popular ex
preston now.
P. H. Young has what might be call
ed the s.town pump The machine
lying next to the sidewalk, in front o
his store door. is for the purpose of pump
ing air into bicycle rubber tires, and 1t
use is almost hourly. by nearly every
body who has an sseAhausted tire
is like sstown pump given to public
use
The convention of Republicans for tn
nomi ma ton of a candidate for Distrie
Judge, will be held at Bucl>lin. on Mon
day, September 10th. No formal cal
has yet been made, but the time has beel
agreed upon. Ford county will be en-
titled to four delegates. Judge Ma disol
will have no opposition in this conven
ton. and it is generally believed that h
will have no opposition in the election.
DR.. O. H Simpson has purchased OF
Franz Boezef 40 acres and of Chaunc
w. Beeman $50 acres of land, lying on TIL
south side of the river, seven and min