The Globe-republican., 1905-04-20

A party OF young ladies will come
down from Garden City next week to
attend the Dodge City Minstrel show.
Year after year Glaciers Uarolinians
have repeated their appearances In the
largest auditoriums Of this country and
have never failed to please. They have
such a variety of program that unless
specially requested they do not repeat the
numbers previously given. However
some requests for repetition Of selections
given here year ago have already been
preferred and will doubtless be respond
ed to. Much in their program bears
repetition and never will grow old.
The suit brought In the district court
by Coffman & Upp Of Spearville, against
Frank Swartz of Elllnwood, Kas., has
been compromised by Mr.. Swartz paying
the claim. Jos. A. Sherman, Jr., Of
Spearville and Finley Il Madison OF this
city handled the case for the plaintiffs.
The famous Be il waIstswith linen COL
lart, also fine values In Ladies, Misses &
Children hats at Millinery Il Variety
Store, s. T. & J. e, WILLIAMS.
For SALE-A fine bred Hereford bull.
Price very reasonable. Fl. J. GILES. 1t
John Padgett, Sr., who has been in
California for the past few months, has
returned to Ford county.
A. I. Tucker of Spearvllle was In
Dodge City Monday.
W. II. Bsbees OF Ponca, Neb., has pur-
chased a farm eight miles northeast OF
town and Is moving his household goods
out this week,
The celebrated DR.. Haas poultry Il
Stock food at Millinery & Variety Store.
Grand noon day concert Of Stoves big
Military Band on your principal corner
at noon, Saturday, April %,
Farmers from southwest Of Dodge
City In the so-called wheat belt all re-
port wheat looking better than at any
time In the last twenty years. A large
acreage was sown last fall, more than
ever before. Mr.. Mic Mayrath and sons
have over 1000 acres In wheat and from
present appearances they will harvest
over 10000 bushels besides their spring
crop. G. NJ. Shain, HAYS Belmear, j. D..
Brown and sons have large acreage, all
looking nice. Land values have gone up
but even at present prices offered for
land, very few old residents can be in
duced to sell, and those who do sell, only
do so in order to buy larger farms.
Household goods for sale. MRS. MARY
SUMMERHALTER. 2-t
Stoves big Pavilion Uncle Tam's
Cabin Co., one grand night performance
at Dodge City, Saturday, April %.
The funeral of Ellnor Curtis McEsob-
erts, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milford f.
McRoberts was held from the home north
Of Wright Station on last Sunday after
noon. He was born 10 Neasho county,
Kansas, January 8, 1886 and died on
April 10, 1905. The interrment took
place Sunday evening In the Spearyille
cemetery. The young man was suf-
ferer from consumption.
Mrs. Barbara Mayrath, wife Of Com
missioner Mic Mayrath, who had the
misfortune of being thrown from her
buggy few weeks ago, is still at DR..
McCarty's hospital. Her limb which
was broken 10 two or more places, Is now
in plaster, sad she will be able to sit up
Sosa and Wal aiss seen be able to bs out
on crutches. The accident happened
while she with her daughter Rosa were
cut driving, and going down hill Mrs,
Mayrath lost her balance, was thrown
out over the dash board and dragged
some distance before the horses could be
stopped. Her many friends wish her q
speedy recovery.
J. X, Sayre of Ensign, Kas., was In
town last Saturday. He has just finished
thleshing kaffir corn and sugar canc
see 10 F4ilview township. Tie yield
was over % bushel, per acre after the
birds and rabbits had whack at II al
winter. Mr.. MeDanlels had over COZ
bu.hel of seed, Mr.. Mayrath over 50(
bushel, Blackman Bros, Streiff Bros.
Mr.. W. c. Lightuer, viii Drake and Ike
Boyd nearly 1000 bushel.
Wanted
Teams to break and disc 300 acres. also
to plow so acres. $500 for breaking
bottom 8 inches, 81 60 for breaking sandy
upland inches, $l25 for blowing
inches, 4Oc for dlscing. Hay furnished
free. W. J. FITZGERALD. 2t
CURES A COLD iii one DGs