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New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ssa 80 isi Essi years say PER ca soOOO
sIs, 6Sso 69 same same properly prior mortsage
McGTath John to Ti;is Guarantee and Trst CO.
rFoslect-aye ). 1908 II n OF l65-st; > mort
Taylor Herbert F. to Henry Pinner: asrh-s, No 00O
Eii9s;F d6 sj51s Agsqs % TUE SsaEants @
Same msr,ss!. E Eq So s Fs;';ssg property prior
s'2flFssn 2aGssa, WI William 70 German savings Bank
Per cent -; -. ss-;: =: 5000
White Caroline b - ne s jrtsSn s,; - z''''O
Church: 22d-st ;. S1s9 Il OF eth-ave:
Blm5erg, John x; 70 Arlington 6 HaI and an
9Snsr % s3,h-ss No lSI 70 1s1 East prior mort
FredseE A. to Rsay % opSsaas Co. l0'0
gage So 500 yseG: per poF inert aooo
FeNslL gcs4 Henry and another 70 Henry RoemeE.
iSSs: ~ :, -. cue :a!s l2OOO
5aa s. Sos i aaa 70 4s zSoss s.6 Hs Es.
c5r1A- s' y SoS sS- ahS 90
also suIiyaa-s No 64is. all title; I-is part;
Bradley. 2b9sr NJ 70 american sweden6or. -'''
All t Of i5s,st GS.i yeat1: 81 per
same 70 Mary F Hoe: SANE property; demand:
Meyer. FreisrieE, ana another to WilIarn j Far
rea; aGnssEeaEoays' go corner ls5,h-s'; prior
dalswsai: Bernard. g East river SAVINGS In
Hortsases years; "A per cent; 25OoO
No as East years per 1880
same TO Louis Less ard another, same Droperty;
Palermo Brothers. corporation, to the Greenwood
cemetery, llStn-st. No 900 70 40d West: years.
per
Preston, Sarah E. widow. and another to Mutual
LIE ms 90. isth-st 5, BOO II Of 4tn-ave 5000
Giatuef, samuel Morris Freundlich: l3lst-st.
NO % " est. years. $500
eeare. AaFy P to Jane L Creed; fl5th-sGs No 6l6
Mest' pTior mortgage. $4,000: } years; o per -
May. Leopold. 70 the NiddIetoUn Realty Co:
Henry 81 No l-I .EstalmenJs; per csnt-.-.-- a0O0
LyEch, sarah J. TO George n StratJon. 5Oth-st.
NO 10 East year. cent. 1IOO
same 70 Montgomery Maze, property in
Brand. Helene. 10 Dry Dock savings institution:
4th-st- IA ft e % Avenue D; uortgRsss;
years. "A eacn- 5000
Silverson, Joseph. ard another NOrden
Trust GO; bsd-sf. Nos 80 ami 252 East year; -
HsIberstad. Leonard. Gaines Roberts Co: 1Sath-
81, s, 45S4 II of Wilis-ave; prior mort
gage $3.50 years. cent 10000
Strang. Emily. 70 Harlem Savings Bank. 122d-Sr-
No $50 West year; "a cent SOGO
EeinberE. Herman. 20 Louis WcilaNtts: stth-st
No 242 tC 246 West; also 2d-ays. Nos 1,sss ami
l.eei. pr1or mortgages $4,000: due February ;.
Di Cssere Luigi 70 Charles WYnne and another.
l0Sth-st. No 31i East; prior mortgage. $3.50,
PoIsten. Isaac. Pincus Loweufsid another:
Rivtngton-st. Nos i31 ana l33. Nor
folk st. year Per cent 5000
Rosehiu Realty Cooperation to American Mort
gage &c; a6th-st. Nos 3l2 and 314 East 1 year; 49,.
seitz Frank A. 10 paul TNlekermzn executor;
Broadway. n corner Great Jonss-sJ; years. -.
"a 20 900
mOur and another Sd-ave corner 11Sth-et;
also Lafontaine-ave, lT9ta-sr. Slso
lI9th-et. LafonGaiua-aVe. secures
notes. Ioans and Indebtedness
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
c. II. SMITH REPORTS MANY SALES.

Clement H. Smith has sold for J Z. julius Lang
bein 10 a Mrs. Stefiler private dwelling house No
24s7 WaIton-ave.. for Sl,s00: for Fred. Retcham,
vacant lot on the north side Of Eismere Place
about $50 feet west Of Marion-Gve., and FOR Adolph
Wexler TO Charles Zimmerman, two lots on the
east side o. Smpson-st-. 8 feet north OF Freeman
st. Ha also got for MIR. Zmmerm a buildin 2
loan for SIS COO Mr.. Smith has also sold for Frank
Smith the mort vest corner OF One-hundred-ar !
sevontytiEhth-st. and ClintOn-ave. q three family
house lwO lots.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS

Pearl ana Elm SIS. corner. for q one story
orlck poWerho-1se 263Xs5 II, " Edison
Co, owner and architect.
ISSth-st. n S. loo n W OF Ansce-darn-avs for
one story brick workshop. s0xS9. Il; G G
L0rner, owner; Neville & Bagge. architec-s. .
Sfth-st. NO Z36 10 246 West. for a ten story
aoa Easement brick printing house 10 9xSs :
= Ottiey. owner. Radcliffe & Kelly. archi-
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Financial Meetings.

TO The { 3ckholdere ard pebrnture Mortgage
B0nlhOder- OF
THE WABASH EAILKOAD 90.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ regular annual meeting OF the stockholders and
Lebenture Mortgage Bondholders of The y Nabasn
VIII he held a. the once Or smith
& Beckwlth fthe General AttoIneTs I tae Company
o. Oho1. the nfth moor Of the
FA~ luee Exchar e building IN he city OF Toledo.
state u Onto, Tuesday the eleventh day OF Octo-
ber 1904 al nine o'clock A. VI. for the purpose of
electinE Directors and FOR The TRANSACTION of such
business ne legally brought before same
The books OF the Company VIII be closed On
Saturday. Seuternber 1904 ar twelve o'clock noon
end same viii be reopened on "wednesday october T.
1894. o'clock A. NJ.
!. @ OTTESCN. Secretary.
New York. August 30. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
TO ERECT A BIG PRINTING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Hopper for a new ten story and basement
freproof printing house. be built for James H
Ottlev as owner on the PREMISES No. &36 to 90 West
ThIrty-seventh-st. The building Is 70 be It's reet
front and s. feet deep, with facade OF brick with
trimmings Of granite and terra Gotta Inc cost Is
esti-rated at $25OO0O by Radcliffe Kelly. archi-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
BUYS A BLOCK FRONT.

The Weber Wheeiock Piano COMPANY has soIa
10 John Davis the block front in One-huudred-ana-
forty-ninth-st. between ST. --nn's and Brook avas
The size Of the plot Is 525x75 feet. piano facro
once stood on the plot.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
AUCTION SALES YEsrE7oAv

By joseph P. Day: No 231 sad-s- : 2Os a ?, ~ - "a
ave . 7KIoz4 sly stone front b n RoJhschilt
Benedict ref; due S14I5 Ss taxes ETC 81 aus ga
70 John S7gle fer S17IsO
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SALE OF CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE.

slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mrs. Hannah
Theobad 10 a client for occupancy the three story
high stoop brownstone dwelling house. No. 80 West
Nlnety-hfth-st., size. 1SX6Oxl0O IL feet.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Nc fo5 Broadway.

WgIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holaers of the Manhattan RailEay collpany VIII be
held Al the ConPans once No lso BtoASs.ey MANI
a. Bor2rsh sew York City. on WedneauaS' november
9th ~ clock
A Board oi Directors for the ensuing year ~ 70 be
eiseied and three lnspeci0fB or Election 49,.
he transfer rocks viii Be closed on S--sSs q Sslooer
efh ~ - ectock will De ltil-Ar- On ~A@fs-
day. ssovsnbe< 10th. 70 o'clock A. y - -,
D. W. 1EWILd.lAMs Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
Oflce OF
EMPIRE STATE LAND COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

rrPTRE STATE LANN COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
fEtG1m h45.
No 100 william Street. New York city.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting Of the stockholders OF the Empire State
Iarl Company VII be held at the Office Of the Compon
q New city Tuescay, the Iith day of October
laGs Al o'clock afternoon Tor the purpose
electng Directors ensuing feaf. and three
Fn4pectors Of Election mex annual
Cor the Transaction % such othe. business
before the meeting Felis ~" remain
ooen Transfer will oe closed from
O'ctober 1st i904 October 18th, 1904
HOWARD TERRY. Secretary.
New Toak City. \. =. September 10th. 1908
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
GETS TITLE TO GREAT JoNEs-sr. PLOT

Frank A. Seitz took title yesterday 70 a parcel
81 2x12dlx 4Xl30l feet at the northeast corner of
Great Jones-st and Broadway. from Bayard
Tuckerman aPd another person Julius Friend and
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & Co. were
the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NerseIk 8 w.s.era RAILWAY Company.

holders q the Norfolk & Western Railway COMPANY
win be the principal orca ~ the Company n tie
fv og Virginia. Thursday, the l3th uAy cr
O~tober IL clock 1oln 70 elect Directors to
indepen auditors 20 audit TIE books ana
nts The Company al tie close ~ the fiscal year o
rho Of fhc Directors for the
r which ended 80 100 and retify and approve
an action n Directors forth In such
the Company and said meeting Is
60 alied 10 cone.der the leasing purchasing the
Railway Company cf the raliIC1-
s-are ard IN ats thereon OF TIE Columbus
terminal & Transfer ttalIoal COMPANY IN Columbus
ans trarsa such other business properly
ccnne before the meeting
transfer III be closed o'clCcA
VvedneRaay September y. 1904 and reopened At
os,iocz y. FRIDAY. October .. lbO4
~ order = the Board o. Directors
A. J. HEMPFIILL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
LAReE uPTowN PLoT REPoaTgo SOLO

Oppenheimer Brothers and veith are reported to
have sold about twenty-five lots In hundred
and-stxtieth and One hundred -ald-sxty- y-hrst SITS
east OF Broadway. Mrs. c. M S1verman is said
to be the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

DAR7AIN. family house. double improvements,
I'd rnouns. hath Hcor bath, dco1
". NSTFIISOrS. SO Fglton 81. arol S'yn-
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Furnished Apartments to Let.

L-ELEGANFLy FyRNIsHED APAsTMENTs. prs
va1e hath: meals SIT. 90 weekly. fCv s. we-slg
NAN RENSSELAER, 1s East tlth-st-. near 5th-ave
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

DVERTISElIENTS and Subscriptions for The Trihalns
~ resolved rhetv town Once.
NO l34 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii oe received f1ijoWnE branch
Offices regular 0ftce rates until o'liacE
ZSa shave. 23d-sl- 153 6tl-are cot l2fh-
92 1Ath ~ West 42d-st between 7ch ana sti
Zt3 WeSl l@arh-st i3a
9Th es6 3eave. 6Istsz.; 1Ios ls-ave. nsr
serh-st. l9t East l@ot Is6 I-en ESQ Si-
ave-. 4lst-st: ga St-ave-- 06 cdris0p 1er- A.
Brooklyn. n X.-2 couTt-st: PIG Court-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
BOSTON STOCKS.

furnished by r. Z Day & CO. No. Nassau-st)
~ I 0-r O~4 Oct
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
TIE BELLA,
REMBRANuT.


Building rs2ovated plumbing elevator electric
lights; telephones; $l.506 leases for one Swo
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
Real Estate Wantsd.

WANT TO BY FARM vita nttle house. not q
w from city Write a. 5A1tASX. I2Os Washinstoa
4ohoSeu. n j.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

I5s-IGI EAST SISF SF.-Haudsome apartnenr.
roOE,s and bath every Improvement. $40
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
LINcoLN's BIRTHDAY.
Department Commander Requests Its
|, Observance by Grand Army
pnstc.

Department Commander Requests Its
Observance by Grand Army
Posts.
The department Commander of the
G. A. r.. Of Kansas has issued a circular
letter to the various posts of the state
the main purpose Of which is to call at
tention to, and suggest the proper OBJ
servance Of Lincoln's birthday. The
paragraph of The letter referring to this
follows:
The 18th Of February, 1904, will be the
ninety.ffth anniversary Of the birth Of
the immortal Abraham Lincoln. who
gave his life upon the altar Of bis coun.
try, that a government Of the people, for
the people and by the people should not
perish from the earth. The Department
Commander requests that, as a mark Of
respect and yeneranon Of the pure life,
exalted character and nlatchless achieve
ments Of Abraham Lincoln, and an earn
est of our devotion to the principals for
which he lived and died, memorial SER
vice shall be held in every post room in
this Department, at the meeting on Or
nearest the l2th day Of February, at
which time bis famous Gettysburg speech
shall be read in connection with such
other services as the post may direct.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28

The animal showed symptoms Of hydro
phobia, but before 1t could be Killed
moved on westward to John Frazier's
place. where 1t Is supposed to have bitten
Mr.. Frszler's shepherd dog, which In
tu!n BIT a dog belonglngto Alya Frazier.
The last named canine followed Its mas.
ter 10 Cimarron where 1t renamed about
two weeks until Mr.. Frazier came TO-
town aud had ii killed. Attention was
first attracted to John Frazier's dog by
its unusual ferocity and inclination to
hold on 10 animals when once 1t got a
good hold, In lerding the cattle and
horses the dog BIT several Of them. all of
which died. Jake Hidebrand informed
lis Monday that Mr.. Frazier is holding
his stock in a tight board corral to await
developments and protect them FROM the
coyotes which it was claimed were in
oculatetl by eating Of the dead carcasses
and are roaming at will over the prairies.
Our limited knowledge Of imparting
hydrophobla by inoculation-wbich we
confess is limited to newspaper wars
would lead us to suggest that incubation
by the process mentioned Is impossible
except in the case of an open sore about
the mouth or in the stomach. But 1t will
be well for people all over the county to
be on their guard. There Is no telling
how many dogs we're bitten nor to what
extent the disease may spread"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
Fair Association Elects New
Directors and Officers.
new CIRCUIT QUESTION is UP
Believed Ford County Would Be
!. Benefited by Western
Kansas Circuit.

The stockholders of the Ford county
Fair and Driving park association held a
meeting on Tuesday night and elected a
new board of directors to take charge Of
the fair for 1904. The members Of the
new board all served on the board last
year excepting j. H. Churchill. Mr..
Hoover, who was on the board last year
declined to serve this year,
The board or directors now consist Of
i. J. Pettjohn, Dr., G. A. Milton. A.
Gluck, Sam Stubbs, DR.. o. H. Simpson,
J. II. Churchill, q. 0. Warlng, Ii. B.
Bell and $. Gallagher.
The new board Of directors organized
at once electing H. B. Bell president,
Sam Stubbs vice president, $. Gallagher
secretary and A. Guck treasurer. A
committee was appointed to invite the
Ford county Agricultural society to JON
with the fair association in arranging for
the next meeting.
The work OH the 1904 meeting Is to be
pushed early. The plan Of forming a
western Kansas circuit is one of the first
important questions 10 consider. This
plan is earnestly advocated by Secretary
Gallagher. The proposed clrcnit would
take III the towns Of Rocky Ford and
Lamar in Colorado. and Garden City,
Dodge City, Great Bend, vt. John, King.
man and perhaps others. Salina would
like to join circuit Of this kind.
Every one this year seems to favor a
!, general live stock and agricultural ex-
fhibit and all other features Of the full
tfedged county fair.
The opportunity appears good for es-
tablishing large training stable at the
grounds here the coming spring. Secre-
tary Gallagher has received number of
inquiries regarding the matter. By a
little attention and the offer of proper
treatment many can be induced to moye
their fast horses here, among them
DondanvIlle who handles "Russell 81,
John Stevens Of Great Bend who has
"Davld Medium" and a number Of Kan.
kakee colts, as well as "Sable Guy" and
several Of his colts; John Bridenfeld Of
Wichita who has general stable and
who campaigned "Kent" in the east last
season; George Ripple wants to come
late in the spring to prepare his horses
for the cilcnit After a few good horses
have been secured to work with there
are scores Of h0lsemen who would be
glad to do their training here.
The board of directors will enter upon
the work of holding fair with the ex-
perience gained in the past two years,
and in better condition financially and in
all other ways. so there Is no reason why
the fair Of 1904 should not be a complete
success.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
The CHICKEN SHOW
Association viii Continue on With the
Work,

Association VIII commune on win the
Work.
Judge Preston, president of the poultry
association after comforting with a num-
ber Of members has decided on holding
meeting.
Last week so little interest had been
manifested that the few who had been
working for the meeting were on the
point Of dropping the matter. There Is
no reason, now that the meeting has been
decided upon. that it should not be q COM
plete success.
Every one who is interested in poultry
raising or in the general good Of Ford
county should volunteer to help make the
poultry show a success. The date will
be announced as soon as definite ar
rangements are made for securing the
rink.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Several Of the students got more than
the cold shoulder during the recent cold
weather.
Noble Juniors: throw away your
stick horses and study Cicero hard, 1t is
your only salvation.
Wednesday morning the Sophomores
took an examination on Caesar. Most of
the grades were good.
The Freshmen were pereeptibly awed
by the Unusual dignity amongst the
.Classmen the first part Of the
week.
Quite number Of The high school
students passed very enjoyable time at
the home Of Miss Maude Rhodes last
Saturday evening.
We miss the presence Of several Of the
studenta who are absent because Of sick
ness. We hope to have them with us
again as soon as possible.
ltisa happy habit the Junior girls
have acquired; that Of smiling contin-
ually. However wheu they forget them
selves and smile audibly the professor is
liable to catch on to the racket. When
such things do happen and someone Is
ignomlniously called down, the frown-
Ing circle on the other side Of the room
emulate their former efforts and q mutual
feeling of Jealousy Is the result.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac for
1904 Is now ready. 1t will be mailed TO
any address for 80 cents. It IL surprising
how such an elegant, costly book can be
sent prepaid so cheuply. No family or
person Is prepared to study the heavens,
or the storms and weather in 1904, with.
out this wonderful Hicks Almanac and
Prof. Hicks splendid paper, WORD AND
Works. Both are sent for only ONE
DOLLAR A YEAR. WoRD AND Works 10
among the best American Magazines.
Like the Hicks Almanac, 1t Is too we'll
known to need further commentator.
Few men have labored more faithful for
the public good or found a warmer place
in the hearts of the people. Send order
to WORD AND WORKS PUBLISHING Co.,
220l Locust st.. st. Louis. Mo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
CALLED BY DEATH.
Old Settler, a Veteran and Good Man,
Departs This Life.

Old Settler, Veteran and Good Man,
Departs This Life.
Levi Martin died at his home in Dodge
City at 4 O'Clock last Saturday morning,
Jannary %, at the age Of 81 years, The
funeral was held from the Methodist
church on The following Sunday after
noon, conducted by The pastor, Rev. W.
b. Barton and was attended by many
sorrOwlng comrades and friends. MIR,
Martin first settled in Ford county in
1885, on farm in Wilburn township.
During the past several years be made
bis home in Dodge City.
Mr.. Martin under any and all circum-
stances was one Of the most cheerful Of
men, and in this particular his life IS a
lesson to all who have known him. He
was industrious, honest and had many
admirable traits Of character, but bis
uniform cheerfulness was the trait that
first attracted the attention Of new ac.
qdaintances. Ihere will be universal
regret caused in Ford county by bis
death.
The following sketch was written by a
,comrade Of Mr.. Martin:
Levi Martin was born in Orville,
Wayne county, Ohio, November 10th,
l84l. When Lincoln made the call for
three month volunteers, be enlisted, and
at the expiration of bis enlistment he
again enlisted in ca. F IS regiment Ohio
volunteer infantry, at Sandusky, Septenl.
Der 2Oth, for 5 years. His regiment was
engaged In many Of the battles Of Vir-
ginia, was in the Bull Run disaster to
our arms, was in the battle of Chancellor
vile and shot through his right arm and
right thigh and the pit Of bis stomach.
His wounds were not dressed for 40 hours
after; the reason for no care, be was re-
ported among the dead. When able to
be sent north was taken 10 the govern
ment hospital at Indianapolis, Ind, and
when Oouvalescent was transferred to
Company T l7th veteran reserve cords,
October 81, 1858. G
He was married to Helen MeCord in
.Betsvllle, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1865, who sur
wives him. Two children were born to
them, the Oldest, daughter, Nora, was
married to Horace Thorpe now living In
Pratt, Kansas. Milo, their son lives In
Dodge.
Comrade Martin was a member Of
Lewis Post G, A. r. Of this city and was
beloved Of all his comrades for bis ami
able disposition and ioylal companion
ship. He answered the last roll call at
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
MAD DOG EXCITEMENT.

Stock Dying from Dog Bites In Gray
;, county--WoIves have Hydrophobia.
The Cimarron Jacksonian says regard
Ing the mad dog excitement in south
Gray:
"As near as we have been able to
learn the dog which caused all Of the
trouble first made Its appearance at
Orvllle Whites place in Hess township.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28

The county attorney and city marshal
are creating considerable commotion
among the boot leggers in Dodge City.
If the boot leggers here sell the ordinary
article Of boot leg whisky, after they are
caugltand convicted they ought to be
required, as an additional sentence, to
drink quart Of the stuff they have been
selling, II sposslble that sach a sen-
tence might be considered capital pun
ishment, but 1t has never yet been fully
established that capital punishment Is
not juslltyablc in some cases.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
Notice.

As the ticket 1881 drawing rug at
Bargain Store has not been presented a
new drawing will be made on February
10th unless the party holding the ticket
isl presents same in the meantime.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
q a 81 TOR T A..
Bsarstbe + DThs Kind You Have Always Bought
''''''''' ss MMMzzx

-. H, Connaway, 81 Sturgeon, AIRS
sell and Father Mennls are candidates
for initiation into the Fraternal Order
Of Eagles this evening The order is
making rapid growth in Dodge City.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
CuBANs ARE EXPECTED.
Date Will Be Offered Here for Famous
Cuban Ball Team.

Cuban Ball Team.
The manager Of the famous ALL Cuban
base ball team has requested Dodge
City date for some time during next
summer. Mr.. Cord has answered the
communication offering to give the re-
quested date and expects to secure the
famous Cubans for game or series of
games. The players are genuine Cubans
aud they are mentioned in Spaulding's
base ball guide as one Of the best teams
that played in this country last year.
There is material here for a better ball
team than Dodge City has ever had be-
fore, as well as prospects for all kinds Of
good visiting teams
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28

Ahypnotic outfit struck town Monday,
and are busy devislng ways and means Of
gathering In the shekels without giving
an adequate equivalent therefor. Well,
there are always suckers who are easily
caught.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28

H. P. MsCaustland traded land and
some money for stock Of dry goods and
groceries at Highland, Kansas. Mac went
there last week and invoiced the stock.
boxed 1t up and started tito Bucklin. 1t
has not arrived yet, and just what he
will do with 1t when 1t gets here, no man
knows at this writing, but we will kaow
later on.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
fortune to lose their baby born Sunday.
The mother Is very sick.

The father and sister Of Mrs. G. X.
Smith came in Monday to be with her
while she Is so sick.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28
City Registration.

The registration books for the city elec-
tion Of April5, 1904 are now open at the
office of the city clerk. Office hours 8 to
u O'Clock a. m. and l to o'clock p. IN.
except Sundays.
5, GALLAGHER, JR.,
City Clerk.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. LeatherS lost their
babe Inst Friday. The little one only
lived a few hours after its birth.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-28

3 :45 am. Jan. 23rd.
"Rest on embalmed and sainted dead
Dear as the blood ye gave;
No impioas footstep here shall tread
The heritage Of your grave.
Nor shall your glory be forgot
While fame her record keeps;
Or honor points the hallowed spot
Where yalor proudly sleeps.