The Globe-republican., 1905-11-30

inihSuidteIJ hitcI IctuiuiH8 iIom uOuio,
but II is thought that che will soon be
better.-Jetmore Herald.
Buy your acre property adjoining
Dodge City from PHI Sughrue. He has
one, two, FIVE and ten acres for sale or to
trade for stock. Office SO Front street,
Dodge City.
WANTED-FRoM owHERs-Ford Co.,
Kan. Lands; must be smooth and free
from sand and rock; only bargains con-
sldered. Give numbers and full informa.
ton In first letter. I. II. MCCORMICK,
6t Lincoln, Illinois.
Mrs Mary Stotler Gibbon who is the
stanographer In Traipmaster Rupperts
office here is daughter Of Jacob Stotler
who was during bis life one OF Kansas
prominent men. Mrs. Gibbon is also a
cousin of Congressman Victor Murdoch.
At the commercial club on Tuesday
evening Judge Madison made timely
talk upon united effort to clean up the
town. The visitor and prospective In
weston Is bound to be more or less infIu-
enced by the appearance Of the town.
Our repair department is very busy
Because we do first class work. If yon
are not satisfied with the work you are
having done, try us. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. P. II. Young Jeweler and Opti-
clan. II
P. Fl. Young the Jewler will give
away ABSOLUTELY FREE on Dec. 80 1905
one ak piece silver tea set Of the finest
quality and design one magnificent hand
painted pitcher the finest ever exhibited
In Dodge City ons handsome silver Jewel
Box. Call and see about this costs moth
ing. II
One of the newest departures In the
school of modern Ministrelsy is the en-.
gagement by Mahara Bros. Of three
musical Stars who as yet have not been
seen or heard except in concert work in
which field they each have a reputation
as musicians that is unequaleb
Glucks Opera house Dec. 9th.
Judge Lobdell Of Larned presided at
district court here last Saturday during
the hearing of the George vs. Reeves case
The case which Is over land interests in
wolves an old foreclosure suit In which
we Madison was attorney for the
plaintI4 On account of bis connection
with that suit the present case Is being
tried before Judge I.obdell The case
will be taken up again on next Saturday
when Judge Lobdell will return.
Judge Ed Fl. Madison, who Is a candi.
date for congress from the Big Seventh
was In the city last night shaking hands
with bis old friends and making new
ones. Judge Madison Is one Of the
strongest young men in the west, and
while 1t is yet early to predict results, 1t
seems certain that he is now In the lead.
He, 10 In touch with the needs of the
'short grass" as few men are, and will
prove an able and fearless advocte Of our
interests --Jetmore Republican.
On Sunday afternoon November 26lh.
at the Catholic Church In this oily Mr..
Robt. G. Bell and Miss Anna Mayrath
were united In marriage, the Reverend
Father Mennis officiating. Mr.. Bell who
Is familiarity known In this community as
Clayt Bell is the son Of j. M. Bell of
Dodge City, and Is engaged in the car
penter trade and contracting. Mrs. Bell
Is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Mayrath. The contracting parties have
a wide acquaintance In Ford county and
they will receive the hearty congratulate :
ions and best wishes Of their many
friends.
Roy Martin Is three years ahead Of the
sugar beet tests to be made here the
coming season. He planted about two
acres two years ago. The ground was
not irrigated the beets having only the
moisture furnished by rains and they
were planted too thick, but they kept
growing and while not up to size Mr..
Martin got about Is tons Of beets per acre.
There was no market for them then.
Now they would be worth 500. an acre.
Mr.. Martin fed the beets to hogs and
thinks the crop paid we'll sven for that
purpose.
Mrs. j. a. Arment very pleasantly
entertained number Of friends ather
home On last Saturday asa birthday
party. Nrs. Armsnt was presented with
several pieces Of handsome cut glass and
china. Those present were: Mesdames