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give the business men something 10
think over.
of course Van Do Vantcr and his
crowd Of parasites viii continue 20
faften eff the hard earned Wages Of
hundreds of men and women.
or course the axiom about a suck
er every minute will continue 70
hold good. Of course. at the next
session OF the legislature. there
Won't be enough men possessing
sufficient courage 10 make a deter
mined fight Tor equity IN the anti
gambling statue that the Law
should either cover all gambling OF
none at all
But
The Star proposes u expose the
dirty tfickericz resarted Co By The
King County Fair association In
bllklng the public. and while there
II no way AZ present 20 stop the
woodworking carried on al The
Meadows. the sheep that are being
led 20 The auEhtsr will be warned
Of their fate
And possibly a few Young men
Will heed the warning aud Htay
away.
Possibly there will be = home Or
two saved from shame and a Sc or
two set right
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BUILDERS HARDWARE
GEO. n. M00DH0USE CO. 1405 End Ave.

i7Mc. smclt, &C. sturgeon. Sc; black
bass. &c. hailbut. 617c. perch. &C.
Flour.
Patent. per bhl. s&Tb: Crown.
S. 10; Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
piilshury. IS. puisbury's Best. IS;
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic S4Tb;
Electric, $40. Holly. tt7s: Golden
Northwest. Se:75: Electric Light.
if2s. Cold Medal. $3.50; Top Notch,
faf6. Centennlals. best. sL75. Gold
DROP. tA2s. Patent Excellent. SA7si
Novelty A, ti.25.
Cereals.
Whole wheat. Toe. per bale. s2.6o'
whole wheat flour. per Dbl Ss.5o'
graham. bbl. sfa5s per bale. x2.1s;
bbl -. rye flour. per bbL $500;
rye meal. per bale. s2.b0: buckwheat
per Dbl. 81: buckWheat per bale,
sa75. corn meal. los. per bale. s2.fo;
per Dbl. s275 white corn meal,
SOS 50. per bale. f220: rolled oats,
Dbl. s. c. Co. ss.75: wheat flakes.
box 70 lba. s2.20. farina, per bbi.
$3.50: farlna. Io-lb sacks per bale,
IS: hominy, large. per Dbl. t4.To;
nelf-raising buckwheat. 26hs. case.
s276. pearl barley, 25-lb boxes.
1850: pearl barley. io0-lh sacks. 81.
split peas. t450Mt5.0e: popcorn. per
cwt ss.oo: cracked wheat per bale.
$500.
Honey.
California strained. per 10. Sc.
California sage. per 10. lie; honey,
extract. per ID, 76SMc: Oregon
grape cream. I0-case lots. $500:
honey. Yakfma. i've
Feed.
Oats. per ton. tsi092; bran. per
ton. s2f0s2: barley. rolled. per ton.
s2e .50@2T; feed wheat, per ton, $50
q 50: dairy chop feed, per ton. t22;
OIL meal. per ton. $40; best chop,
t2792si whole corn, ton s27: shorts.
per ton. S2a.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy.
$1,000: alfalfa, st2o0: wheat hay.
Sls; Eastern Washington. double
compressed, $3.50; Puget Sound
hoy. Sl0Q1a.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells, zoos. ton. SEE. clam
shells. zoos. $40; bone meal. zoos,
$50; graduated bones. zoos. So. on
25a and SOS 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime, cwt. 1890.
alsilye, choice, S17s white clover, S20
m2b. timothy. per cwt, s6.00;
orchard grass $1,000; red top, S7G
10: English rye grass. S.: Haitian rye
grass. S.; bronze grass. st3s tau
meadow oat grass sir, Kcntusl,y
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Il. a. X. Veterans Resort
fo Law TO Aid COn1rad dc

together and consulted the statutes
IN a big ahap-akin volume they
found that when hn applicant Tor
an appointive position IL veteran
~ the oivii war be shall have prefer
enee over ail other applicants II
qualified.
Now Brown IL veteran. aud he
II qualified 90 hunt caterpiiiarg with
the beat OF them 30 Brown and his
&. A. a. friends sounded the bugie,
eot together. garchod IN a body %
tho superior court and sued out pa-
pera in mandamun. requiring the
county commiHaionera % appear be-
fore Judge A. " Fratcr on juno 10
and show cause why a writ should
not be Issued directing them 10 APP
point Brown instead OF Hopkins.
Now the joke Is ca the county
commissioners. Meanwhile the Of
flee of.Hipte Horticultural IL IN atatu
quo. and the eatcfpillats. pumpkin
bufa and coddung moths arr Ia high
festivities.
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Benefit

The withholder Of benefits Ia bat
The committee Of injury. We don't
propose 70 commit an Injury, -
here's benefits for tomorrow
Il4uoz0ne. si00 size. ....s....s. ss.Be
Williams Barber shaving Soap Be
sealplcide. a sure cure for dandreft
and falling hair, SIS sire Tor nee
m. Merck's German Liver Regulas
mrs e. slFe . use
Red Seal Emulsion Cod Liver OF
slN0 size sssss*a-s.sss ssss.ss . &c
Dr.. Davis Magnetic System Tonic.
per bottle .......s..4........ btie
sAIioh's Catarrh Remedy. SOC q
....+...s.. .+..4-... .sss+.s. soc
Horse Imminent. sec sire ..... 55c
Nyalrs Juniper and BHChu kidney
Remedy. c9c size ............aTe
Il pays 10 deal AZ I.ang'a
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The local branches Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic are up In
arms
one OF lie members. W. IA. Brown.
who FOR eight years has held un-
moloHted poaacaaiSs OF the ofA1lai
bun-huntiHo business OF the state.
last week had a little Joke. lie told
the county commissioners that he
was tired of the job and wanted 10
quit
The county commissioners. when
they were handed this little Josh, %
framed up one Of their own. and ap-
pointed another man. J. o. Hopkins.
AZ browns successor Nov Hop
Aims. instead Of grown. h state hor-
ticuliufiHt. with absolute rule over
the eaterpilinr and lady bug element
Of The state.
Brown. when he heard Of the
county commissioners little come
back, thought the joke had gone too
far So did hi. friends. the vater-
ans Of several wars. The latter got
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AT
MEADOWS
.c.nllnn,a from - onel

.conunued from rasc ooe1
s..,,ls who has the best moral ia
$50 al the eity at heart
An honestly conducted race track
a bad enough.
But y
vrhan Il eomcs TO a crooked track,
sanetel In defiance 81 net only
~ law. bat az every principle 81
- spart they are supposed 10 rep-
s's,nt then tts time for someone
4 call q halt
n mis- EXPOSE OF The Meadows
zee track PROPOSE 60 show the
sssaer last how Messrs. Van de
. v.nter. beokmaker, ct al fleece
.hslr patrons. and also 60 explain
,ssi whv the present meet NJ the
meadow Is proving To be one Of the
xcrst sores that has ever furnished
ne name Of Seattle. q.
want % state Ia advance that
.atAlng can be expected from such
! crusade except a certain amount
= moral eood. resulting from pub
IL iudignailoa Messra. Van De
vaater Il al. cannot be reached BY
tAe lsW. The state law on gambling
sose not cover hookmakinEs Whom
saxsnally introduced in the state
legislature. the bill made e a felony
A. BED on horse races. as well as any
s,Aer gambling device.
But.
Van De Nantcr was a member OF
he state senate.
And Van de Nautcr was heavily
Interested in The Meadows track.
Therefore. the astute Van mar
shallea together his herd OF legia-
latite gralters aud then laid down
Is uitlmatnm 70 the forces who
wsre fighting for an anu-gambiing
Eaiute.
Exempt betting ON horse racing
nom the bill. and will pass Il for
ysa. Refuse. and III KIN the whole
reAsure
nat was what Senator Van de
vanier told the gambling
Marty. who knew that the crafty
salon was able 70 make good his
tkreat SO the state Legislature
p.ssed law prohibiting every Kind
e gambling except the kind that
Van de Vanter waited left alone
All q which materially helped that
skentieman~ and his unworthy
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&c FISH At 6ALLARD

a barge fish was seen IN the bay
near ballard beach abeut 80 nsciock
saturday mututnE b. j. X. KILLER.
n Ballard.
Ar MILLER claims that u saa a
BLACK fiah aud. according O. his ss-
tlmation. about ~ feet Ia length.
AuIsF says ths flah eauiG Ea IN
r. water for a time and then. eari-
rs ur. would ghfav a stream high
IN The air Miller stated that he
10 NOT know hos % could have
ROTTEN DOWN there. bot ii waa pr
Getty "a home. for q en- erred around
a ire water ZOE fully it mlnHiea tc-
ore ii disappeared This is she first
"a of amy aise seen M ballard hay
for some tims.
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NEIL AFTER
BRITT

Frankie Nell. champion bantam
weight Of ~ United States. h after
Britt'a scalp.
Il see that Britt wants 70 fight
Abe Attell at 1850 pounds rinRuide.
bald Nell 10 the Star Monday morn
Ing
"l'll take on Britt any time he
wants % on that proposition I'll
weigh III riugaide ana let him tip
tho scales 1t 1870. / know I can
whip him"
Nell has authorized Tho Star 20
iaaue challenge tQ Britt as above
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THE MARKETS

Ono Of tho largest shlpments Of
strawberries OF the season arrived
from Green lake Monday morning.
The berries are ia the pink Of condi-
tion and outclasa those the commits
sionera have been receiving from
California Steamer goods arrived
early Monday morning. The chief
arrivals on the steamer consisted OF
cabbage. corn and green beans. Lake
Wash ngton raspberrles are begin
Ming to arrive freely. Chickens are
coming in abundance nowadays.
The price has not been affected.
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NEW YORK. Juns 19.--"What
would you advise me 20 do 10 make
an honest living in American
That was tho question Joseph
Hodges Choate addressed 10 a party
Of newspaper mon who were talking
with him about hts plans for the fu-
turo, after bis return from England,
where for six years he had acted rs
ambassador 10 the court Of St
James.
Il may 60 back to the law" he
said. Il used 10 make an honest
penny that way. | might go Into the
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divinity. I might make hit as a
preacher Maybe III just stay home.
But what would you advised"
Mr. Ghoate's question went unan-
awered.
lie IL in his 72nd year. but those
who have seen him since his return
declare that he does not look a day
older than when he sailed off to
England at the close Of the Spanish
American war. and is a living refu-
tation OF the Osier theory. His
humor Is irroalatibly keen and his
conversation fairly scintillates with
witticlgms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19
VALUABLE LOADS


CHICAGO. June 10 Eighty tons
OF gold valued NJ glB.00D.000. %
Fether with silver currency amount
ing 10 10000 200 for delivery 20 the
hub-treaaury, was hauled through
tbo streets from the Rand a. Me
kally building 20 the new federal
building Saturday afternoon. The
United States Express company
hauled the money under contract.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE follow
Ing quotations ruled on the Board
OF Trade today;
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. So IA. 81 rs. IS.
Sept. IS ID. SO "a. s37-s.
Dec. IS ia. Ss7-s, s37-S.
Corn
July. "a Ia. 5sI-2. 531-2
Sept, So "a. sails. SALT.
Dec. 81. 50 is. s01-4
May. ~ 1-2. asst. as7-s.
Oats
July. 81 L.. s0T-s. 81.
Sept. 20 SIS. 20 lis, 2si-S.
Dec. 80 rs. 20 80. 2s7-S.
May. 81 SIS. 81 -. 81 SIS.
Pork
July. i27s. Il 6Tf-2. se7 Ia.
Sept, 1907 1-2. IL % Ia. 1897 Ia.
Liverpool closed i-sd lower, at
SIS 10 1-sd for July, and es s7-sd for
September.
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city ~ the nearest 70 the seat OF
war. has trade relations with both
countries. and a delightful climate.
The 25th anniversary Of Mr. and
Mrs. p. Poolmau'a marriage viii be
celebrated nj the Pooiman resi-
dence. 1902 Fourth avenue N. H..
Monday evening,
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PORTLAND. ore, June i7.-An
Invitation wus today wired 70
Washington BY the exposition Off
cials and Governor Chamberlain.
suggesting that the peace confer
ence be held IN Portland. They state
the conditions ore IDEAL that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

Thos. =. Ryan II the Phiiadeiph-
ian who now becomes an American
klng uf finance BY reason OF being
AZ the head of the syndicate which
bought the Hyde controlling inter
eat In the Equitable Life Assurance
society. The purchase places Ryan
and his associates Ia control Of the
Eqnitable's ti00. 000. 600 OF cold cash
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sAuLTE STE MARIE. June Ia
Freight steamers EtruriA and
Amasa Stone coillded in a fog. ten
miles of Prsaeaue laie light. IN
Lake Huron. Sunday The Etruria
which IL ono Of tho largest lake
steamers. sank Immediately No
lives we're lost.
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poIIcEMAN ~ Gn 80

= POLICEMAN CAN CO SOME 3.
4 ST PAUL. June ~ Special 4
q Policeman Munger. detailed 20 I
q Keep order ~ n ball Fnme bs- I
= tween the Java team and ,
\ team Of soldiers from Port /
q Smelling. at Minnehaha uarit. I
4 Sunday. licked two burly Hui- I
. disrs In fix time /
= The soldiers used vile Ian I,
4 guaRo In the Rrandatand and /
= one Of them Offered 20 whip /
q the officer II he would remove I
= his star Munger invited the &,
4 soldiers out Of the grounds. /
= DOTTED his coat. threw away /
4 his club. aud with three blows :
q and weii-directed kick ,
4 stretched the belllgercnt rep
. resontatlTea Of Uncle sam IN ,
4 conscious on the green sward.
4 while the big crowd applauded
4 him.
- u Il u - X HMRa d
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SpinHiHg's Specials

A riauec over our ads or lock az
gur window VIII show that we cone
siasr yoar interests quite a. well as
cor 0Wn A. q starter this week Sc
effar special prices on lamp stoves.
unall screw drivers coat hangers.
wkffeHash brushes. Today We add
i&see Truss FRAME. Coaster Brake.
"a q j. Tired f9ef johnson Bicycle
fsr e39.75 With it you can aRui-
kiiate distance with pleasure and
rreflt Come iu ana try ere.
.se Nc. g bicycle wrencheH -. l5e
sse No. / Grand Claw Hatchet. gee
tse No. 2 Grand claw Hatchet. sac
SC 15te s. polished. brass finish.
st knob Meriise Lock Set. 39e
Sc Cartoon Picture Wire ........ Sc
its Cartoon Picture Wire $3.50. 7e
spihNtNc's SATISFACTORY
STORE. 1910 SECOND AVE.
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NEW YORK srocKs.

NEW YORK. June 1.-the fol-
lowing quotations ruled on tho
stock Exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Amalg Copper. 70 SIS, 7el-s. as.
Am. Sugar, 1874 i-2. 1874 SIS. ia SIS.
Brook r. T., 65 S-4. Ga. 65 SIS.
Peoples Gas. i01 IL. i01 SIS. io1 Ia
Metropolitan. i24. 122 SIS. 12I.
u. 5. steel. 20 is. 81 1-2, rs is.
u. s. s.. pfd., s5, % is. "a 3-s.
Atchison, 50, 81 1-2. Sits
II. a o.. 100 Ia. 100. i09.
Can. Pacific, t50 SIS, $50 SIS, $50 5-&
Erie. 40 SIS. 40 ID. Ia
Louis. & ~. i46. las t-2, l45 ga
Mo. Pac.. 30 IL, 9sT-s. ss1-4.
Penn. is6 lis. 1856. 1sb rs.
Reading. % Is. % Us. sb Us.
Rock Island, % 81, s71-2, 271-2.
South. Pacific. 6a SIS. 81 1-2. GO.
81 paul t7tt-e. rs SIS. ia SIS.
Union paos 12a Ia. 122 SIS. is2 Ia
Sales TO noon, $1,000 shares.
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Siberia. by pirates who went ashore
under the prctenae OF friendship. for
tho purpose Of trading Nearly all
OF tho natives we're shot down In
tho streets while the settlement was
being plundored The few who ea-
capped could not give any informa-
tlon beyond that some Of the ma
raudefs we're japanese.
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CAN FRANCISCO, Juno IA
News has Just been received by let
ter Of terrible massacre Of $50 ma
lives on the Kamchatkan coast OF
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$50 KILLED

EKATERINosLAv. Southern
Russia. June ig.-Five hundred per
sons we're killed in the explosion Of
fire damp which occurred at the
Ivan cOlllery az Ksartaiak. belonging
TO the Russian Donotz company.
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5y a-inch Cotton Hose. with
couplings. nozzle and reel. all COM
plele. sass. The Rubber Store, ia
LIST Ave. Phone Main $3.50. zee
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Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins & Co. Oncl. brokers. so4.
sos and SOC Alaska building.
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blue grass. si2a1s: pasture mixture.
uplands. sioG12
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II your boys are In need Of Cloth
ing, Il viii pay you 60 visit our Boys
and Children's Department. We are
going 70 close out that part OF our
business. and the prices have been
reduced 20 about y. Cali around
and see us
u. LEWIS q Co,
700 First Ave, cor. Cherry.
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spiaNlNe's SATISFACTORY
STORE. 1910 SECOND AVE.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-13

The Floto circus in all Its glory was
here Monday. The Floto show for a
three year old has accomplished wonders
This IS its third year on the road but 1t
has many attractive features, a good
collection OF animals, and many OF the
finest horses in the business. 1t is
managed under the modern method Of
protecting the towns from thugs and
thieves. The Floto people keep tab on
everything that is going on and will not
stand for she'll games or any Of the old
time hold.ups which formerly followed
the circus. Floto show will be known as
one of the big Shows. 1t has been In.
creased every year and upon Its next
tour will no doubt be again doubled In
size.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-13
COLORADO EXCURSION
Dodge City to Green Mountain Falls
and Return for 5000.

DVusO OIVy % UTtBH MOuntn1n Falls
and Return for $500.
Dodge City people may now make a
cheap trip to Green Mountain Falls, a
Colorado summer resort now much
talked of. On Sunday, July IS. an sx-.
cursion Will run from Dodge via Colo.
RADIO Springs, Manitou and Cascade. The
rate for round trip from Dodge City will
be $500. ExcursIonists may return on
any regular train on July II, or BY a
special excursion train which will leave
Sunday night
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-13
Forced to Starve.

b. F. Leek, of Concord, KY, says:
"For 20 years l suffered agonles, with
sore ON my upper lip, so painful, some.
times, that could not eat. After vainly
trying everything else, | cured 1t with
Bucklen's Arnca Salve.' It's great for
burns cuts and wounds. AT Rath &
cambridge drug store; only Zoe.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-13

The managers Of the telegraph offices
here both had messages 10 deliver to
"Scotty" Scott when the fast special ar
rived here Monday evening. Dozens Of
people volunteered to deliver the mes
sages, and 1t was fully expected that
"Scotty" would take the kilograms slap
the messenger on the back and crush
crisp 300 into his hand, saying "keep
the change, old man. Scotty. however
had been up trent hugging the engineer,
and the messages were delivered to his
wife. She signed up and when 1t was
suggested to her that there were So cents
charges on each message she looked
troubled and said: "Well, l haven't a
cent here" A newspaper correspondent
who was the special dug mp the price Of
the kilograms.
Dick Stubs and Fred Simmons have
returned from Mlnneola where they went
to overhaul and put in condition
thresher engine for Mr., Specht. If your
engine fails to work just right you should
get Stubs and Simmons after 1t.
A circus employee had an argumen
with some of his fellow workmen Sun
day night and emphasized bis talk with
two or three revolver shots. A bullet
lodged In building on Front street but
no one was hurt. The fellow was arrest.
ed later by the city marshal. The show
people paid his fine and then discharged
him from their service.
Mrs. G. e. McCariy very pleasantly
entertained the Embroidery club Friday
afternoon Invited guests were Mes
danes Barley, Buckmaster, Earlougher,
Brown, Aver, and Miss Hudson, OF
Hutchinson,
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-13
FORD ITEMS.

M Incl has built him new gran
airy on his town property.
r. Hageman and sons have purchased
the B. W. Gross steam threshing outfit
and have joined in the cereal melodies.
The whistle Of six steam threshing
engines vibrate on the ears of the Ford
people with their morning calls.
Luna Kamb and Clarence Hatfield have
just finished threshing over 1900 and
$500 bushel of wheat respectively. Will
hite threshed the former and Scott
Campbell tue latters crop. Some of
Hatfeld's tested So pounds 10 the busliel
j. A. Melia threshed over 1000 bushel
of 81 test wheat for his brother Tuesday.
Frank Cook laid aside very serious
engagement few days ago. The large
ring he wears on his little fnger en-
gagged itself so firmly on the header
barge as he jumped out that the greater
part of the finger was torn of.
Miss Eulalia Nevlns Is spending her
vacation at Emp0ria making herself
more capable 10 primary work and fitting
herself more thoroughly for her work
the coming year in the Dodge City pub
lie schools.
Miss Kathleen Morrison has decided
to accept her former position in the
Spearvlle schools TO which place she
was reelected.
Miss Luella Small has returned from
Texas where she visited with an aunt
and cousins.
Mrs. N. L. Hunt with Master Ltslie OF
Dennison, Iowa, Is visiting with her
cousin Mrs. N. j. Smith. Her husband,
N. L. has large department store In
Dennlsen, which place is the home of
the popular statesman Leslie Shaw TO
whom Master Leslie perhaps owes bis
name.
John r. Small has resigned his posi-
tion as section foreman at Kngsdown |
and accepted one as l.. K. VanHorne's
foreman In his elevator. Theodore |
Banta has charge Of the section at Kings
down.
l.. X VanHorne took IN over 1000
bushels o. wheat Tuesday which is about
bis daily average. When Smith and
Frazer get their new threshing outfit
started there will be an Increase. There
IL considerable oats and barley thleshed
and wheat binned.
D. N. Neyns has gasoline engine
added to his domestic department fix
ures and milk separator, washings,
,hurnings, etc is made easy In his power
rouse, while his irrigatiug pump is not
1t the mercy Of the wind.
NJ H. Smith is agent for the Rock
Mills & Elevator Grain Co,
Ford school board has employed Prof.
)oggett as principal and reelected !
Hiss Frances Ellapd as primary reacher,
compliment to her success last year.
L. P. Kingrey has sold the Dodge City
marble works to @. T. Clayton OF this
place and gives possession at once. The
business is in fine condition. Mr., King
'ey has disposed of 1t because he desires
o try California or some different climate
or the benefit Of Mrs. Kingrey's health.
dr. Clayton Is we'll known here and bis