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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-19
PAY UP.

Owing to a dissolution Of copartner-
ship all parties owing the firm of Drls-
call & Jones will please pay to J. G..
Driscoll before Jan. l., 1900, all &C
counts owing said firm.
j. G.. ,DRlScolL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
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(Clag dalszy.)
Hvbak bacznie spoj:zsl ma
zone.- Ona zawsze TAX Ia
qodna, cierpliwie zuoszaca ne
DE. stals rozprom'eoiona; 60
iowa do zacietej sprzeczki -
,ednak stanowczo odrzekf:
49, Bede s|ucha} ksiedza'
Gays oszala}! 49, zswo}a
la gwaltownie -masz przecle
dzieci. Zeby& dziad6w boga~
cit .jak danny M nabozen~
stwo "a dusze stryja - II. ~
ksiedzu. ~ AL organ'sc'e'
- dziadom po dziesiatce -
to SWAT, - motna pare k3p
qont6w kupic ma %po}atan'e
dziur W koscielnym dachu, -
to i basta, czy to my ]ednl
many pieniadze? Dziedz'c' co
TAX dawno juz bogaty. czemu
ME pomysli 0 dzwonnlcy 1
organach?
FL! niew'asto - Ewo~
kusicielko!. -. przecle zrozum
re te 80 tysiecy, co stry)
krzywds ludzka nabyi, nam
ksiadz powiada - szrzesc'a
ME przyniosa.
Ksiadz ME Pan Bog! -
przecie tvs ME skrzywdzi' ni~
kogo. - to ]uz rzecz nleoo~
saczyka odpowiadac, lak te
pieniadze zebraoe.
tax wraz z niespodzian
bogactwem w spokojoem do
tad stable wszczela sic niezgo.
de. a skoro Swift. rybak
ubrany W wysuszone szmatY'
p0zegnaf. dz'ee1 zaoas'"@
zone, poszed} ma pleban'e.
Tam pc Mszy Sw., otrzymar
wszy bIogos]awiehstwo kapia~
ma, iednokonnym wozkiem
ruszy} w daleka droge. do
owego wielkiego miasta, gdz'e
mial spadek odebrac.
Noe zapadala, wiatr gwiz~.
dal po polu, a W lec1e SUI
mia} galeziami, sowy wraca}y
do gniazd swoich i jeczaiy
dzlko, puSzcz'k nlek'euv v
dezwal sic, dzienne pta stw,'
uc!ch.o ! pochowaEo 'ebki
gleboko " 2; re ably ME
slyszet ponurych ton6w. Stra-
szno ciemno by}o W leslie, =
j wazka drozyna, Et6ra gu
bila sic " gestw'nie, jedno-
konnym wozkiem jechal nasz
rybak zcgnal sic modlll
goraco, DO zmylil droge !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

St1AS IEDa&EsEE# @TE.IaNa&SN#4E
SIC rybak v tamta stroDs' BY
tylko scieaka udeptana'
4 geste krzaki po obu stfo-
mach sciezyny.
Me Me. nraamyzlaiae sic, Cd
przeg} konia, wzial "a lzde
poszed} sciezyna KIN swia-
thu, w6zek zostawil W gestwi
ME = idzie i idzie. a swiatel
ko MICA, = a las coraz ges-
cieiszy.
Ale podsunawszy sic bl'ze),
pozna}, re to ogied przez o.
kienko b}yska, chata uboga,
walaca sic ma poly. Rybak
konia u k6lka pozostafego z
starego plota uwiazai, - a
pochwslajac Boga, wszed{ do
sieni i do izhy. tn ma tapcza~
ME "a s}anym s}oma lezala sta
"a. chora kobieta, u jej n6g
slepa wyg'adajaca pa truPa
siedztala Is to letnia dzlew-
czyna. Po drngiej stronie lzby
wlasnie przv lynn ogniu, kto-
ry byl lego sternikiem, 'aszy
obrsz przedstawil sic oczom
rybaka: by}a to lat 10 naj~
wiecej, urodna, rumiana ]ak
jagoda lesna die wucha, mie~.
SCALA iakieS zio}a ola chorej
matki, i ona odpowiedzia}a:
ma wieki! wchodzacemu ry~
bakowi. Przecie jestem pod
dachem -czy mnie p%odr6zne-
60 przyjmiecie ma nocleg.
- Gost w domu, Bog W
w domu-odrzekla ladna
dziewczyna siadajcie no a ]ak
brat lasu wr6ci, to wan zasta-
vie wieczerze brat MOI Jontek.
Me boicie SIG mieszkac
W takim gestym leslie?
- Biedny ME boi sic 90
dzieia - re Smiechem odrze-
kla dziewczvna, brat jest
gajowym strzelcem, on mas
zywl. P6ki matka by}a zdro-
wa. wiodlo nam sic lepiej.
bosmy obie przed}y; teraz cd
pol roku jak matka le3Y, to
Gale utrzymanie domu spade
ma biednego brata. / Slepej
siostry.
Wracajac z pieniedzmi, mu-
sze i'm dopom6dz, pomysla} "
duszy rybak; chcia} te obie~
taice zrobic dziewczynie, ale
wejsc'e dw6ch m}odych ludsi
p~rzerwa}o jego mysli.
Mlody strzelec przywital
obcego czleka 1akby przy]a
|ciela, i wszcaela sic m'edzY
niemi zywa rozmowa. Wkr6t-
&c rvbak opowiedz;al swoje
f1zi.ie i szc<aScie nieSnOdzia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

ie:: q wozek skrzyfi. e rybak
powraca, ale ominal jul daw-
no drozYne wiodlca de cha
~. Strzelec bicgnie "a tur-
kotem las sic sic jul prze-
rzedza. Wybieglna e%osciniec.
a ksiezyc 2 "a chmur wysta-
Dill i oswiecil mu lepiej dro-
&c. - Ma szerokiej wstedze
piasku poznaje slad swiezy
k6ti widzi " dali czarny
punkt. - podwaja biegu, DO
wozek rybaka 2 lasu niedlugo
ma pole wyjedzie.
- St6i! krzyknai strzelec.
Lecz wozek ME stale
Stoj rybaku. a obietnica
twoja? - Moja matka umiera
prawie z nedzy!
Rybak jedzie dalej, ale ma
goscidcu popsuty byl mostek.
- lax umySlnie diva bale ma
kr@yz p~oio2ooe, = muslai ry-
bak zatrzymae konie / drzaca
reka most naprawia, jeden
bal tylko chce poprawit, -
cisnal 60 krzywo, wsiada ma
w6zek, pogania zmeczonego
kcnia, a strzelec tut, tut.
wrzeszcie dopedza, chwyta "a
tyl w6zka i wskakuje ma sie-
dzenie.
Ha! cz}owieku. a obie-
tnica twoja?
= z domu wan prsysle
PHYSICIAN, sam ksiadz
pleban odliczy, lie ma was wy
padnie - przysle przysle..
Jontku.
Czemu nie zaraz, czemu
mas minales?
- Przysle niezawodnie, =
sam przyniose.
- Dzisiaj dawaj!
- Me moge, gdziezbym
tn worek rozwi azywal.
Pokaz, ia rozwiaze
Iontek skoczy} ma w6z. a
rybak, pchnawszY SLIME jon
tka, chciai go zrzucit z woz~
ka, - lecz silniej jeszcze u
chwycil go strzelec.
Poczeka)! krzykna} pio-
runujacym glosem i uchwy'
ell "a gardlo rybaka, a n6z
przylozy} mu do piersi.
= Ratujcie! --wola} st}u-
miony1n glosem rvbak, ale
kt6z go mial W c'emna noe.
W leslie ratio wac.
Oddaj pieai4d1e! albo
Gle zabije! = z ~Sc'eklosc'a
1eS-on,,, clio ckryy 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

praybyly : iej bratsm
pozegnal mieszkadc6w ubo-
giej chatki poszed|. Ma imie
mu bylo Michal.
- ten cholpiec ME bel
sic tax " noe ist " las wiel-
XII? = spytal rybak.
- Ina on las ten ] "
nocy jakby we dnie po MIN
chodzi; mnie ~nazywaja ludzie
strzelcem : pod Olszyny. Oba
porodzilismy sic i wychowalll
" tym leslie; obom ojcowje
pomarli / siedz,my PREY ma
szvch matkach. On u swole]
i otto ma sic ku mo]el
!, siostrze, i dziewucha ztad re-
da ale bieda. niema "a co kuplc
zapowiedzi i tax sic weselis-
ko odwleka. .
Rybak przenocowa} W ubo-
giei chatce, a rano, zegna!ao
rodzine obiecal wstapic po~
wrotem i piekna I'm zostawit
zapomoge.
Westchnela chora matka
siostra i niewidoma, a wszy
scv re }zamj dziekowali do.
bremu cz1owiekowi ga O.
bjetnice, lyle ola mich pccie
szajaca. M}ody strzelec zapro~
wadzil rybaka W miejsce,
qdzie w6zek zostawil i polka
zal droge, kt6ra mia} z last
wyjechat.
III.
Mina} tydzied caly, chors
matka / c6rka czekaja powro
tn rybaka, ich marzenia kra~
ia kolo. n;espodzianego do
broczyhcy, dziwia sic tylko,
czemu brat pred przyjacie'em
nile kazai w%spominat Q PREY
szlej pomysloosci? czemu
TAXI niespokojny zamYslo:
ny? Oh! iemu wcisne}o sic COS
zlego do duszy.. jemu SEE
pee Satan ]akies pokusy
straszliwe. Or w wiecz6r wra-
ca z pusta torba, choc z nabl
ia strzelba. Matka naprozno
spodziewa sic, re jej jaklego
ptaka ma ros6l przyniesie, al
wreszeie pyta syna: 1zy
[iuz ptastwa nie,na W leslie czy
prochu CT zabraklo: boo
strzelat pewno ME zapomnla"
les?
- Badz spokoina. mako!
przyniose ia CT ME d}ugo POI
slick, skohczy sic MEDIA aasza.
l grubym sr6tem ma biz
dubelt6wke = j n6z naostrzg{.
a ME spoirzawszy ami ma mat
Ike ami ma siostre, wybiegl 2
chaty Iontek.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Monday night had been determined
upon the night for some of the young
people to sereulde Mr.. and Mrs. Doctor
Milton with song and music The young
folks lined up in front of the house to
commence; aecidently, some ia the
dark. kicked against old tin can, (which
had been left over from Saturday nights
entertainment. TIE Doctor recognized
the sound. aud remembering the ordeal
through which they passed at Hutchin-
son, also their first night in Dodge City,
mIstakiHg the = purpose, felt his dander
rising. came out and said Now, see here,
from present indications and runners,
some OF You are likely to be in our posi-
ton before long, if you don't call this
tn ing oil, hen that time comes. 1 will
hire every boy in town to give you an
eight hours entertainments One of the
young ladies nudged her steady and said
would mt that be horrid, lets CO." and
turned and fled. the rest did likewise. As
the Doctor heard the swish OF the dresses
and the aeoIian sounds of the Mando1ins
and guitars as The young people scudded
away. he wonderingly Inquired of his
wife if he hadn't made a mis- take of some
nature.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25
Purchased a Big Ranch.

Riley Reeves. one of our we'll known
citizens, last week purchased of Weagley
and sons, the ranch north of Wright Sta
ton, " hich contains 1900 acres There
is stone house and four wells on the
ranch. and the land is all fenced Mr.
Reeves will use this ranch for grain and
stock farm, and will take possession
March 1st next. There are $50 acres
under cultivation and the greater part of
cultivated land Will be sown to wheat
$1,000 cash was paid for the ranch, and
this was considered a cheap price. Next
year lands Will be of higher price.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25
WINTER WILL BE MILD.

So Declare Farmers, Who Draw Com
illusions From Natures Signs.
Farmers. contrary to Prof. Devoe, say
the coming winter will not be 50 severe
as the learned weather forester claims TO
have read in the planets. They point TO
the following signs which must be ala
convincing TO she city bred
The corn huskS are not thick. neither
are they unusually thin: now Mother Ma
ture puts on thick husks when a long,
cold winter is in store. for the same reas-
on that a man puts ulster when he
expects a cold blast, and rests content
with shirt waist and a pair of duck
trousers if warm weather prevails. Hence
thin husks indicate Il short and mild VIII
ter.
The muskrat idIes around in lazy con-
tentment, not at all needing the lateness
of the season. sure sign that lie does not
expect the approach of unconl Portable
weather a early date. If lac did he
would now be engaged in seeking places
where he would build mp his winter home
aud would probably already had made
his architectural plans.
The game birds still rusticating in
the far north and DO not show the least
desire to tend their flight southwark AMI
instinct teaches them to scent the least
Hnseemly zephyr.
Why. even the coal barons are willing
70 compromise, which they could certainly
not be induced TO do if they expected "a
long siege of cold weather as they have
stock enough at the mines and in their
various distributing centres TO last for
few seasons. Even the rains of the cur
rent week not the cold auiumna1 ones
usually expected at this of the year
out are fine and warm, making the dirty
streets of the city of the finest mud con
sstency.-Fre eport Journal
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Sam G. Williams, a man about 40 years
of age, was killed Tuesday morning, near
Sears Station, 4 miles west, by being run
over by Il freight train on which he was
riding 1t is said he fell off the train
and was bruised the head and arms.
The wheels did not pass over him but he
was dragged along the sleepers. II.
B. Bell. Jr.. brought the body here and
it placed in charge of Adam
& Hulpieu, who embalmed the body, and
await the call of the relatives. A letter
indicated that the man lived at Miami,
l. t On his person was found $40
His clothing indicated that he was a
a working man. w L. Williams. bro
Their of the deceased, sends a telegram
from Miami, l. t., telling the under
takers TO give the deceased a decent
burial.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

The following election board was ap
pointed by Mayor Summersby and con-
firmed by the Council at their meeting
last Wednesday night for the four wards
of Dodge City.
First Ward-Judges. H. Wing, A
Lierle, and Peter Mootz: clerks, IL. H
Hobble and r. Robinson.
Second Ward-Judges, W. H. LyBrand
D. p Ragland and s J. Kinkead clerks,
E. B. Driskell and William States.
Third Ward-Judges, w. n. Harper,
J. NJ. Ellis and E. B. Goodrich; clerks,
Gordon Finley and G. E. Kramer.
Fourth Ward-JuGges, c. L. Arge-
bright, w. p Van Orstrand and j. H.
Conrad; clerks, VIM. Leatlerwood and J.
F. Crawford.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

a load of groceries was received
here last week and distributed according
to orders to number of people living in
the country and city An agent repres-
entin z 4 Chicago house passed through
the country few weeks ago and solicited
these orders No doubt the subscribers
thought they were getting great graft
when they found they were TO get 20
pounds of sugar for dollar but when
the orders came some did not get sugar
in theirs. One man tells US his dried
apples were woTmy, and that he paid ten
per cent extra above the order, as he
supposes to cover freight charges Now
don't buy groceries from a man unless he
represents local firm, because you will
be sure to get cheated IL is best to buy
your goods at home where you can see
what you buy.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25
Commandry, Attention

There will be special Concaves of
Dodge City Comtnandry No. 50. X T.
Tuesday evening Oct 30th, and Wednes
day evening Oct 31st. Tuesday even
ing there will be three times Red, We'd
nesday evening Four ii mes Black All
Sir Knights are requested to be present.
By order of the E. G.
j. IL SWEET,
Recorder.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Help Gs1veston's Homeless and at the
same time get a large 500 page history of
the flood, fall of photographs taken Oh
the spot Other agents may offer book
on Galveston. but remember: The
Profits of This Oie VIII Be Shared With
The Food Sufferers. Hold your oider
until you have seen my book
Miss ETHEL DELA, Agent
Dodge City, Kans.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

c. c. Routzahn, of West I.ibanon,
Ind, writes that he is glad prosperity
has struck our part of the State, and he
may be one of us in the near future. Mr..
Routzahn lived a few years in Dodge
City, and he viii be remembered by citi-
zens living here ten twelve years ago
OF politics he says: s'We having a
WARM campaign In Indiana, as this is a
battle ground. and we feel as though we
would beat them, but it Will require hard
work -
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Don j. Rapp and Miss Cora .Adina
Miller, daughter of B. IL. Miller, to take
place at Quincy. Illinois, Wednesda Y,
November II 1900, at Vermont ST
Methodist church. The groom is known
to many of our citizens He is the son of
John Rapp, Jr. now of Kinsley. and
Mrs Mary Rapp, formerly of Dodge City
We wish the bride and groom happiness
and long life.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

The sale of abandoned military reserva-
tion At Camp Supply, Oklahoma, con
tanning sc. 900 acres was completed Sat
urday- The entire tact was bid in by
VIM Halsell, of VInita, l. t, who will
convert it into a cattle ranch. Camp
Supply was once tributary to Dodge
City II was an Impoi tant supply point
and military center.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Dr. G C. Logan, an oculist of this
city. performed cataract operation on
tie sightless orb of Uncle Frank Sellers
at the Fort Uncle Frank is as happy as
a child Says it is like coming into a
new world lie had been blind for sew
eral years, but now he can see beauti-
fully.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Albert Heller, living at 1114 Farnham
ST.. Omaha. says: Il have tried mos;
every thing that is used a preventive
or cure for headache. but nothing did me
SO much good Krause's Headache
Capsules. Others who have used them
say the same thing" Price 25c. Sold
by w. Z. Pine
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

d. Francisco has purchased the Cimar-
ron Jacksonian and viii conduct the
paper E s Garten, the former pro
prIetor, will devote his attention TO stock
raising. We wish the new editor success,
aud also wish the former prosperity.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Mrs. james Mcdowell, of the Soldiers
Home, returned Friday night from Rus
SELL, Kans, where she attended the sick
ness ana death of Il sister, who was visit
ing in Russell for her health. The body
of the deceased was sent to her friends in
Champagne county. Illinois.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Mrs p B. Hart and three children
and Mrs Theo- Butzbach and one child,
visiting friends and relatives here.
They formerly lived here. but are now
living in Pueblo. These ladies are sisters
of Henry 5. Heustis.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

FEED AND PASTURE FOR SALE -150
tous prairie hay, GOO acres good pasture
under fence, river front Five miles east
of Cimarron. House on land and good
windbreak of trees. Apply to or address
HARRY BRICE,
I'm Cimarron, Kas-
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25
Remember THE DATE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
October 26 AMI %.

October 26 and %.
TIE BARGAIN STORE will exhibit
one of the nobbiest lines of Women's
and Misses Tailor made Suits ever bro't
to this city. y competent tailor from the
east will be in charge to take measure
menJs. We guarantee garments to fit.
TIE BARGAIN STORE.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Eighty old soldiers attended Longs
meeting here Saturday. Postmaster
Sughrue says about 80 soldiers had intend
ed coming but the threatening weather
prevented them, they were feeble. 1t
made the boys feel good to hear Long,
and he will get large vote at the Sol
diers' Home
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Sometimes a fortune, but never, if you
have sallow complexion. a jaundieed
look. moth patches and bIotches the
skin. all signes of Liver Trouble But
DR. Kings New Life Pills give Clear
Skin Rosy Cheeks. Rich Complexion
Only % cents at w. Pines Drug Store
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

The American Book and Bible House,
PhIladelpha, Pa offers to the public.
this fall. very superior line of books.
Don't order elsewhere until you have
seen hem. Miss ETHEL della.
Agent in Ford county. Kans.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

NJ Seller. of the Soldiers Home, last
year lost valuable cane, which has
historic interest," representing Kansas.
The cane was missing until a few weeks
ago. when it was found in the office of
the comma ndant of the Home.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

For SALE-One Chapel Organ, gocd
condition, used one year. Leave sealed.
bids at ChapInan's Jewelry store WHERE
instrument can be inspected.
HOWELL SCHOOL BOARD 4
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25
To Subscribers.

We request that all subscribers owing
on account of subscription please call and
settle The year has been a prosperous
one. andth BE-REPUBLICAN re ioices
An that prosperity which has helped
ed everybody, and which in turn must
help the printer.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

TOPEKA, KANSAS, OCT. 23rd, 1900.
To the Voters of Ford County:
Owing to the very serious illness Of my
wife and her confinement TO the hospital
at Topeka for treatment, it will be i'm
possible for to leave here and make a
thorough canvass of my County aud per-
sonally visit all the electors, as was my
desire and intention, for which 1 am very
sorry. And / now take this method of
saying to the voters of Ford Counly, thar
if nay official conduct has met with your
approval and you tint nix am entitled to a
second term, would be very glad for
your support. and If you re-eIect me i
assure you 1 will try and serve You as
faithfully and well in the future as in the
past
Thanking you for your many favors
and support, 1 am,
Your obedient servant
F J. OYLER,
Candidate for County Attorney.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25
You Know what Won are Taking

When you take Groves TasteIess Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it is
simply Iron and QuiniIIe in II tasteiess
form. No Cure, No Pay. soc.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve turkey dinner with its accompani-
ments on election day In the evening
the supper viii consist of warm biscuit
and honey aud Saratoga chips, coffee. etc
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

See the Tailor made Suits and Skirts
at the Bargain Store, Friday and Satur-
day, October &c ana 27. Perfect fit guar
anteed in all orders taken. A large line
made up viii be shown.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Bought direct from manufacturer while
in Chicago, large line of Canes and
Umbrellas Prices from so cents to S14
Umbrellas covered while you wait Prices
SI-25 and $50. p H Young, the
JeWeler.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

For SALE-S2 head of two year Old cat
tie. about 80 of them steers, also 10 head
of spring calves. one-qua-ter OF a mile
west of Dodge City
ALBERT DEIsTER 4w
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

'-For three days and nights 1 suffered
agony untold from an attack of cholera
morbus brought on by eating cucumbe ,.
says NJ E. Lowther, clerk OF the district
court CeutervIlle- Iowa. Il thought
should surely die, and tried a dozen differ
eut medicines but all to no purpose.
sent for bottle OF Chamberlain Collie
Cholefa and Diarrhoea Remedy and
three doses relieved me entirely, This
remedy Is for sale by w. s Amos, Drug
gist.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Ladies of the Christian church will
give a chicken pie dinner and supper and
will serve oysters and coffee from until
II on election day, Nov. 6, in room under
GLOBE REPUBLICAN office.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

For SALE-rhree good work horses.
one good driver and two colts. Also
some good native cows. Call
G. \. BECK,
Spearville township.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Ed Shunan, Of PennyslvaniB. is visit
Shuman is civil engineer and has been
engaged at work in Canada. He former
Iy resided in Spearville township.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

w TaIboN has moved his stock of con-
dictionary and tobacco to the Wilson
restaurant, in the opera house corner.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

HAND MADE HARNESS, by a first class
workman from Denver, and all kinds Of
harness repairs and fixtures Saddles
blankets, robes and whips, for sale by
FISHER s RANDALL
1t Cinarron, kas.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

a heavy rain fell here Saturday eve
ming aud Sunday, and is a great help &c
the wheat plant.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Thos- W. Bell. seven miles southwest
of the city, has two stray bay horses,
branded with anchor on one shoulder
and B on the other shoulder. He has had
these animals for four weeks past.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Fair prices, honest measures and court
eous treatment at INDIANA GROCERY
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Rubber Stamps, Dates, Stencils. Etc.
at the Novelty Works, 3 doors south of
the Rink.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Great wonder; weight suspended by an
unknown law, which none of the Seien-
fists can explain. GYRosCoPE Tor Price
% cents. P, III. Young, the Je weller.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

LIehtF's Celery Nerve Compound
Tor all nervous diseases, neuralgia, rheu-
matism, nervous debility. paralysis, bill
iolIsness, dyspepsia. costiveness. piles
liver complaint, kidney troubles and fe-
male complaints. Ii goes to the seat of
1lle disease and cures thoroughly and
speedily. Sold by W. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs-AIl persons
are warned against hunting on my prem
ises under the penalty of the laws.
JAMES TUCKER.
BIT Fairview township.
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EOR Rent

For RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire of
Mrs MARY CRAWFORD,
Corner ID Avenue and Elm Street.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

CoLLECTIoNs-W. II. Preston, Justice
of the Peace, does general collecting
business. All accounts entrusted to his
care will receive prompt attention. If
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

Chairman AIbaugh says Kansas is safe
Iy Republican by $4,000 ma jorIty. Long
viii be elected by 1900.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

The Best Prescription for Malaria
ChilIs and Fever is bottle of GROVES
TASTELEss CHILL TONIC 1t is simply
iron and qtiinine ia tasteiess form No
cure-no pay. Price soc
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

am n ca ndidate for road overseer in
Dodge township and solicit the voters of
that township HIRAM WRAY-
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-25

PAIR OF MUL1s FOR SALE-Coming B
years old. Unbroken- Apply TO
ALBERT DEISTER
2t / mile west of the city