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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK April 29.-The statement
this city this week shows: Loans s1
0sl ,so2 100, decrease 50. .3e2. 500; deposits
M,l46;5eS; 800, decrease s5.44o.0Oo; circula
ton Willis, 200, decrease s2S4.0OO: legal
tenders $s5, ,5S2. 300. increase 81. 25e 600:
specie sis, ,9l5, loo. increase 81. SOS. 200. re-
serve SSOS, 2s1 400. increase IS. .S57. 200: re-
ser serve & required s2S5. 5.6s2. .150. decrease 81
S6o'0V0; surplus 1865. 250 increase S.
~, 200; ex United States deposits SEQ
$685. $50, increase IS, ,1S2, ,05o. ~
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. April -Butter-Steady;
creameries. 20425c; dairies. 20Gp24e. Eggs
Steady; at mark. cases included. 145sc
Cheese-Weak; daisies. lie: twins. lac;
Young Americas. lac. Poultry-Live
firm; turkeys. 14G 15c; chickens 13c Po-
tatoes-Easy; burbanks. 24G25c; Furals
22@2ic; new, brls. louisiana sc. .O066. so;
Kentucky. $1.25G1.50. VealEEasys 80 to
% 10 weights. 4c; sc to 75 lb weights,
AZ q5c; 80 TO 125 lb weights. 5@7c
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METAL MARKETS

feature in the metal markets and general
conditions were unchanged. Lake copper
is held around $4,000 1925: electrolytic at
S15.0GG15-25; casting at $14.75dI5.00 Iron
remains quiet at recent prices.
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DULUTH

Duluth, Minn.-Juiy opened at Gle. sold
gradually of to bids at soc and advance
ed and closed at 9G5sc. The market was
Gull May was inactive. Nothing was
done today for the east. very little this
week, and foreigners are waiting for the
May settlement before doing ANYTHING.
Cash flax was lower Close: Wheat
cash. No. northern 9eZc; No. 9 north
ern. S3Ac to, S6%c: July, 90Hc: Septem-
Der, sO?c; durum, Sic TO SIC. Flax. cash.
81. 40: September. 81 2Ss%: Octoher
81. 27A. Oats 2S1ac
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Mountain Misbehaxes

CATLIN, Italy. .AprH 29.-Mount
Stromboli Is in eruption. There has
been a heavy fall of stones and much
lava is flowing in two streams down
opposite sides of the mountain The
eruption is accompanied by slight
earthquake shocks. A German sci
enlist. DIR. Schultz. who tried to ap-
proach the mountain. received serious
injuries.
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NEW YORK coTToN

NEW YORK. April 29.-Cotton futures
June. 1890; July. 7.41c: August 744c:
September. 7-53c: October. 7.57c: Novem-
Der, 7.6lc; December. 7.67c; January.
7.71c; February. 7-75c; March. 7.s0c. Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 7.S5c; mid
ding gulf, S.10c.
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MILWAUKEE

Wheat dull; No / northern, 97c: No 2
northern. 93G95c: July. SIC asked: puts
SIC bid; calls, S2s4 c asked. Rye dull and
easy; No. l. fSc- Barley steady No 2
Sic; nominal. sample 3SG5Ic. Oats easy:
standard. 3oh G31lzc. Corn easy; No. 8
451f a 46c; May, ASK G45%c; puts. 45c bid:
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CASH SALES
Minneapolis. April 20

No. Northern Wheat-3 cars, 971sc;
3 cars. &c.
No. 2 Northern Wheat cars. 94S c;
/ car thin. 93S4c; cars. 96zc: l car.
941c; ] car elevator. 92izc: ] car. 91A c;
1 car, 95c; 3 cars. 94c: part car. 93Ac.
No. Wheat-3 cars. S9c: car. SS1zc.
No. 4 Wheat car. 74c: cars. soc:
cars, 7Sc; cars. 79c: ] car, 77c; 1 car
elevator. T9c; cars. sic: cars, 75c; 1
car, 76hc; 6 cars f. o. b.. soc.
Rejected Wheat cars, 70c; / car. 64c:
l car, S91kc: cars. 75c: cars. &c:
part car. 62c; 3 cars. 6l1zc; car. 65c;
! car, 66c.
No Grade Wheat car. zoe; part car.
No. Yellow Corn-2 cars, 44kc
No. 3 Corn-1 car. 441zc.
No. Corn cars, 44c; l car. 43c.
No. White Oats-1- car. 27%c
No. White OATS cars. 2Sc.
No. White Oats-1 car light. 27Lc:
l part car light, &c; l car, 2Sc; 2 cars,
271c; 2 cars, 27Ac.
No. Oats-1 car, &c.
No. Barley car. 40c: cars. 42c
No; l Feed Barley car. 3s1.c; part
No. ? Feed Barley car. s7c; car,
No. Flaxseed-1 car. s1.4O; part car.
dockage. $1401s.
Rejected F1axseed-1 car. si.37; part
car. 81 l.361a; ] part car. S1.3S.
Durum Wheat-l car no grade. 75c
Winter Wheat-5 cars No. 3, S91zc.
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BERLIN

BERLIN. April 29-Exchange on Lon
don. 20 marks 4sA pfennigs for checks.
Discount rates. short bills. 31z per cent;
three months bills. 2k per cent
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ST. LOUIS

st Louis-Wheat lower: No. . red cash
elevator; STA ms2Ac: track. sSc: MAY
sSAc; July. 7Skc: No. hard. s9Gsic'
Corn weak; No cash. 46c; track. 47iLSI
4Sc;- May. 45ss 455tc; July. s5c oats
lower; No cash. 28c: track. 2SISc. MAY
2IAe; July, 27ssc; No. 2 white. 3iixc
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April 2e.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund. exclusive of the $3.50 O00.-
900 gold reserve in the division of re-.
demption. shows: Available cash balance
$13S.191,77S gold, s66,337 .902; silver, S95,-
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Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed new.
IS I'd: do old. As 1o1kd: futures quiet: May,
As I'd; July, As 2%d-
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PRODUCE MARKET

The quotations which follow are for
goods which changed hands in lots in
the open market In filling orders I'm or
der to receive the best goods fol ship
ment and cover the cost incurred an a6-
vance over jobbers' prices has to be
Butter--Creamery. extra. 26c; frsts.
94c; dairies. extra. 21G22c; frsts. 206
2lc; renovated. 22k G23c; rolls and
prints prints, lIc: packing stock. fresh. 17c;
Cheese-Twins. fancy. 14k@15c: twins
or mats. storage; 10@1l1Sc; Young Amer
brick No. ?. Ii@i2c: iimburger. No i.
new, 15c: primost No. /. SC; pultost. 1Oc:
Swiss cheese. No: l., wheel. 14G141sc;
Swiss Cheese. No 2. wheel. lac.
Eggs-At mark cases included, 14c
Beans-Choice to fancy navy, per bu.
$l359l-s5; brown. fair to fancy. sl.75Q
Peas-Yellow peas. s1.25.
25c: sweet. brl. S5. 90 -
egetables-Asparagus. doz. s1.e5@L5o:
beets. per bu. 40c; beets. new. doz, 75e:
cabbage. per cwt. $1-5O: caulifiower. crate.
SS-5OI 90; carrots. bu. 4Oc: carrots, new,
doz, &c.: California celery crate. S3. 75;
$2:O0; lettuce. home grown. doz, 30G35c:
mint. doz, 15c: onions. dozen punches
i04l5e onions cwt. 81 %; parsley. doz.
dozen lunches. csc; rutabagas, bu. 4Oc:
tufnips. new. 75c: tomatoes. Florida, 8
basket crate. S6. 90.
Apples-Western box apples. s.. .5OTI.75
Strawberries-2i pints. $175; Texas and
mississippi, "A quarts. $275.
Cranberries-Jerseys brI. IS 5OGr9 90.
Bananas-Per bunch. as TO size. 81. 90
Lemons-california. per box. So 90;
choice. S2.75.
Oranges-Navels 81 5000 90; Florida
grape fruit. s. -5o46.00; California grape
fruit, SO so; mixed sweets. 81. .256 63 so.
Dressed Meats-VeaI. fancy. SIC: fair
TO good. 3G4Sc; mutton, country
dressed. az Gyc; fall lamb. round dressed
1OM1lc; spring lambs, pelts on, I5M17c
Live Poultry-Hens. 1291215c; mixed
chickens. 1lG 111sc: old cocks. 59ec; tur-
Keys. lSe; ducks. 10911c; geese. 9910c.
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CLOSING STOCK LIST

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
Co. main office. Fifth and Robert streets,
ST. Paul
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tIVERpooI

Liverpool -Wheat-Spot dun: No. !
California. 6s sgd; futures quiet: Nav,
ss S@sd; July, 6s Cd; September 6s 4Ld.
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NEW WORK pRonucE

NEW YORK. April -Butter-BareIy
steady receipts. 3.152 pkgs.: street price,
extra creamery. 2Tc; official prices. cream
cry. common to extra. 23n PC: state
dairy, common TO extra. 21126c: reno
waited. common to extra. 17G25c; western
factory. common to choice. 19G23c; west
ern imitation creamery. common TO extra
23I25c. Cheese-Firm; unchanged; re-
ceipts, 1.632 lbs: weekly exports l. 1870
boxes. Eggs-Steady, unchanged; re-
ceipts. 15.lSa cases
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LONDON

LONDON, April 2s.-Money was in
good demand in the market today in
spite of the heavy borrowings from the
Bank of England. Discounts were firm
owing 10 the scarcity OF money. Trad
ing on the stock exchange was Inactive
and prices were steady. Operators were.
chiefly engaged in closing up commit
ments over Mondays holiday. Consols
hardened a fraction. Americans were the
chief feature of interest They opened
dull. rallied on local American buying and
after being generally irregular closed
steady. There was disposition to sup,
port prices in anticipation Of, a favorable
New York bank statement and the idea
that the decline was over fer the present
Japanese We're dull. The new loan was
quoted at par. Imperial Japanese govern
ment 6s of 1904 were quoted at 1904. ~
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NEW YORK BONDS

U S reg IS reg. 104ss
do coupon .104%
do 3s reg. .104
do coupon los
do n As reg. 1872
do coupon ..133
do IS reg. .104A
do coupon .1043a
Am Tob As Ger. 73
do 6s Ger. .1131s
Atch gen As. .102 "a
fdo adjt As. 81
Att c l. As. .102A
b & Ohio As. -. 1891
do 315s ...... 95A
Cent of Ga SIS. .116
do 1st inc. -. 91k
do I'd inc. - rs
G & o 4hs. .107A
G & Al 31as. S1h
C,B& Qnew4s. 99M
C,RI& PRR4S. 823s
do col 5s. 92
C,C.C& StLg4s. 1929
fChi Term As. SO
Col Mid As. =. 75
Col d So As. -. 93%
Cuba 5s Ger. .1041,a
I'D & r G As. 10f 4
Dis Secur 5s. 7SA
Erie p lien As. .102
do gen As. -. SO
FW& DC1st. .113%
Hook Val 41ss. III 1s
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Japan SIS cern..,. 97h
u & n uni As. .103H
Man c gold 4s. .104k
Mex Cent As. ). 76K
do 1st inc. %
M & st l. As. :. 961a
M, X & T As. .102X
do 2ds ..,... 85
MR. of Mg4s. Z. S0A
lNYC gen 31zs. .100h
INC gen 5s. .135At
Nor Pac As. 1861
do IS ......... II
lN& Wcon4s. :. 101h
lOSL rfdg 4s. 97h
Penn conv 31zs .104h
Read gen 4si .102 4
lfStL& IMcon5s. III
lStL& ST fg As. 90k
iSt l. s w C As. S31s
lSea'd A L As. :. So
so Pacific As. :. 95H
$50 Railway 5s. .f19
IT q Pac lists. .123h
II. .StL& Was. -. "a
lU Pacific As. .105%
do conv As. .120, J.,
~ s Steel I'd 5s. 81 ,
Wabash lists .-119
do deb B. "A
West Md As. -. 89h
wv q l. L As. -. 94A
wis Cent As 94B
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PARIS

PARIS April 29.-Three per cent rentes.i
80 francs 5 centimes for the account. Ex-
change on London. 25 francs 1914 CEN
times for checks
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Total sales for the day, l24s.soo shares.
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LIQUIDATION IN
FULL FORCE
All Speculative Commodities on
the Downward Trend, Clos
Ing Easy

CHICAGO. April 29.-Brilliant weather
wilted prices in the wheat market here to-
day Other enervating influences We're
large primary receipts and lower cables
At the close May wheat was off 11s July
IS down l&s H11zc. Corn shows a loss OF
y a &c. Oats are down q a &c. Provisions
are 21zc lower to lee higher.
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CLOSING Cash Grain Prices

No: hard. sS%c; No / northern. s6%c;
S6I4 @S9Ac; No. durum. sic: No. vel
low corn. 44Ac; No. corn, 43Kc; No,
oats, 261sc; No 8 white oats, 2fLc; bar
ley, 3lg43c; rye, 37@43c: No / fax on
spot. $1.39%; No. 1 fax to arrive 81 .39Z /:
No. flax, April option, $1392.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT

The following are the receipts and ship
nents at the principal primary wheat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
HAMBURGS.

Hamburgs at our prices are attractive
merchandise much SO that but few
days more will close out all that we care
to sell at these prices.
One 10, Of Sc and &c Hamburg', now
SC.
One lot Of lsc and I8c Hamburg'.
now lie.
One 10: Of r8c and asc Handbags,
now l3c.
One lot of Demi Flouncing, worth
from 35c to 4zc, now at DC. (For
corset covers.
See in Our Window Our
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
Three Sheets Popular M0sic
For so Cents.

tDown in the valo Of Shenandoah, /" by Harris.
ssI've Got Feelin' For YOU" big hit.
Meath the Pines OF Vermont, march song.
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MRS. SMITHS FUNERAL.
Held Yesterday Afternoon, With Large
Number in Attendance.

The funeral Of Mrs. Lucy Gale Smith,
who died Tuesday evening at her home
n South barre, was held at o'clock
yesterday afternoon from the late
home. The Rev. Francis Kimball Of
|Williamstown otIiciated, assisted by the
Rev. A. AZ. Bradley Of this city There
was very large attendance Of friends
and rerlatives, many going from this
city. 1he many beautiful floral offer.
ings testified to the love and esteem of
all her acqnaintances.
The pail bearers were four nephews,
r. ID. Taft Of Montpelier, George j. and
Merton i. Towne, and John L. Dix Of
East Barre. The interment was in the
Elmwood cemetery in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28

These arc all popular songs and well
worth the regular price, bur for Saturday
we offer them as above.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

fAAS~ SttA~ ~ fe'Nt1eteN-- y
Read vaughan's white sale.
v. Aiken went to Newport today on
business.
Miss Edith Barnes went to Randolph
last night on q visit.
C. Bau returned last night from a
visit in Greenfield, Mass.
Sale Of Baker muslin underwear at
Abbott's the last of next week.
Miss Annie Charbonneau vert to Bar
lington this morning to visit relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reaside
at 81 South Main street, son, Jan.
rs.
Mrs. William Walker, who has been
visiting her son who is i'll, went 70 her
home in Greenfield, Mass, today. She
will return again next week.
A stated concIave of Mount Zion Com
mandery, Knights Templar, Of Montpel-
Ter, held last evening, was attended by
several from this city. The order OF
the temple was conferred.
You need warm wearing apparel, like
sweaters, this cold weather. Don't overs
look the special bargain lot "A. A. Smith
& Brother are offering in this line of
goods Just now. Read what they have
TO say about a fine Atwood sweater at
IS19S, which has been reduced from $500
to close They have other lines Of goods
which they are selling cheap also.
a public meeting under the auspices
Of the State tuberculosis Commission
was held in the town hall at Waits
| field yesterday afternoon and was large
tly attended The schools of the town
Iclosed for tie afternoon and the teach.
ers and many of the pupils were also II
attendance. Addresses We're made By
Henry Ballard Of Burlington and BY
DIR. Don d. Grout Of Waterbury, great
interest being manifested IN the remarks
lof both gentlemen.
The Y. w. c. T. u. had very well
rendered concert last evening in the
4 Congregational yestry. The Us, assist
led by some Of the Legion children
showed Jerushy Dow's album. Miss
GLADYS Barron, as Jernshy Dow, did
Iiine. There were also several musical
numbers. Two little girls served fruiee
WATERS and olives. 1t is hoped that now
the young people Of the city will joir
this society. Watch for notice Of meet
ing plaees in paper and come in to on
meetings.
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Local friends Of James f. Burke Of
West Rutland, fri quent visitor to this
city, viii be pleased to hear Of his sue
cess in winning the first prize. hand.
some silver tea service, in a seven weeks
contest open to representatives Of the
New York Life Insurance company in
the northeastern division. The prize
was awarded on the basis Of insurance
paid for. Mr.. Burke received It at q
gathering Of insurance men at Boston,
the first Of the week.
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DRESS GOODS.

For asfew days we are to make inter
esting prices on a few numbers Of Dress
Goods.
Six pieces Of Scotch Novelty Dress
Goods, "a inches wide, in assorted mix
lures of blue, green and red. For rhil-
dren's dresses or shirt waist suits they are
ahead of anything at the price shown this
season. For few days at 2oc per yard
One lot Of Novelty Dress Goods for
tailored suits. the Si.as grade, now SIC
per yard.
There are bargains in Dress Goods On.
| our remnant tables.
1t. Gao ~. - so,sfns
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED for general Homework. Ap.
ply at Il Granite street. 267t6
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A. P. ABBOTT & CO. a. P ABBOTT CO. A. p ABBOTT & CO.
y The Daylight Store =
ONE TASTE ENOUGH.

enough appetite for more
should
present FIambug Outing Flannel Robes and Dress Goods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
NIGHT ROBES.

This closes the sale of our Outing
Flannel Night Robes. Prices are made
with that view in end. The room is
needed for our line Of Spring Wash Goods,
They are on our tables and handy to look
at. Prices, to close, as follows:
One lot Of Children's Outing Robes to
close at soc.
One lot Of Ladies' Outing Robes to
close at soc.
One lot of Ladies Outing Robes to
close at o0c,
One lot of Ladies' Outing Robes tc
close at 08c.
These are much less than cost Of tb'
materials.
~ A..
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-12
Entertainment Course.

Three numbers of the Redpath Lyceum
course are yet to be given, the next BE-
Ing the Armstrong Picture Play At
traction, on February 9th. On January
2lst by special arrangement the Hedding
Male Quartet will appear in their popu-
lar program Of song, readings and I'm.
presentations, This company is a regu.
lar number in the Star Iyceum course,
and Is highly commended as giving a
very popular and pleasing entertainment.
1t has been arranged to give ticket hold.
ers Of the Redpath course reserved seats
for 30 cents, or course ticket for this
attraction and the next three numbers
under the Redpath auspices may be pur-
chased for SLIGO which includes reserved
seats to all four attractions, General ad-
mission to the Heddlug Quartet enter
taInment 80 cents, reserved seats 80 cents
children under 10 years 20 cents. Course
tickets may be purchased any time from
the undersigned, or at the Office when re-
served seats are announced on sale.
j. W. THOMPSON,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-12
Burial Association Report.

Amounts collected and number of
members paying assessment No. 16 Gus
Arnold. Number full rates paid 620,
$62.9O; Half rates paid IS, $3.50; Rein.
stated 70, 50 40. Total 5000. Amount
paid undertaken, $G7,S0; amount paid
surplus fund, $40. Total 5000. Cash
on hand, surplus fund, s53.77.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

W, P. Bunyan Of Meade county was In
town last Friday,
Short Loans-P, l, Trebilcock, Notary
Public, Great Western Hotel. II
Bob Snyder has been on the sick list
the past week.
Hand painted Gilman Why certainly
we have 1t. Come in and see it. V. j..
TlEFENBACH, Jeweler.
7. A. Dalton and family have returned
from their visit In the SOUTH
Accident insurance Ia mans greatest
protection. Let Dick Evans Jr. write
you policy.
&c. Hubble Of Jetmore spent Satur-
day Ia our city buying cattle and visiting
friends.
We do the best watch repairing, jewel.
cry manufacturing and engraving. Give
lls a trial and be convinced. Santa Fe
watch inspector 2. H. Young, Jeweler
and Optician.
Henry Slebert, who escaped from the
Topeka reformatory In September of
last year, was caught here on Monday by
Sheriff Miller and held until Tuesday
when be was returned to the reform
school by Que Of It's officers.
For SALE-First class millinery stock,
doinga good business, in growing town
of five thousand population. Only three
stocks in town, Poor health of one Of
the partners the only cause for selling.
Address J44, care Vi Republican, Dodge
City, Kas.
G.. 3. Rooney of Fairview, Brown
county, who owns fine ranch just north
OF Mlnneola in this county, was in town
the first part Of the week. Mr.. Rooney
has out about 800 acres of wheat on his
ranch and is we'll pleased with the pros
poets for good crop.
Miss Maude Rhodes, Messrs Claude
West and Fred Riney, Ford county's
representatives at the state university, re.
turned to Lawrence Monday morning
after spending a two weeks vacation
among relatives.
Horse and buggy for sale. Chas.
Hulpeu.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-12
Reading Room Entertainment.

Mr. Busser has sent word that all en-
tertalnment will be given at the opera
house here on the evening of January 10
under the management of the Santa Re
reading rooms for the employees, their
families and friends, The entertainers
will be Mrs, Bishop and Miss King who
will arrive here next Wednesday evening
on No. B. accompanied by Miss Alma
Busser.
Mr. Busser writes that Mrs Bishop Is a
very noted woman and that this will be
an Important entertainment which should
not be missed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-12

There will be services at the Baptist
Church on next Sunday as follows: Sab.
bath School at 9:45 am, followed by
preaching service at II am. Young
Peoples meeting at GAS Pun. Preaching
at 1880 pm. You are invited to any OF
all Of these services.
THOMAS j. HIKlN, Pastor.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-12
Koss, the taylor, can suit you.

Auos, tHc ldyluT Chll sulu you,
I'D Moses and mother Of Ct. Bend wer,
In The city Friday to attend the inners
Of Capt, Churchill.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hoover has been quite sicl
for the past week.
P. J. Slattery and son Of Spearvillt
were in town Tuesday on business.
Barley and cane chop 81 at the mill. t
Koss, the Tailor, for up-to- date
clothes. Corner lst Ave. and Walnut ST.
R. H. Wilson, lawyer and editor OIL
Jelmore, was in the city Friday attend.
Ing some legal matters at the land office
Corn chop at the mill 81 per 100. If
Capt j. l. Finley left Tuesday eve
ming to attend meeting Of the state
agricultural society to be held at Topeka.
Guy McGill of Plttsburg, Penn, was
called home owing to the serious illness
of his mother. He arrived Sunday
evening.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative ,Bromo Quinlne Tablets,
all druggists refund the money if it fails
to e'F,. E. W. Groves signature is on
s0d ,ox. Zoe.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN from Ford county
to prepare for desirable position In Govt
Mail Service, Salary $500 Rapid promotion
to $500. splendid opportunity. Address
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Maude, Harry and Fora Snyder, who
came nome from Baldwin, Kansas to visit
during the holidays have returned to
their studies at Baker University.
9. l.. Ridehour, who Is visiting in
Washington, u. O. thisyear, writes home
that he is enjoying good health. He
finds plenty of interesting things in life
at lie national headquarters.
Chas. Motfat Of Jetmore was before
the board Of pension examiners last
Saturday.
Representative @. N. Beeson left Sat.
urday night for Topeka to help yet
things lined up for the coming session Of
the Legislature.
Ralph Miller has been employed as
assistant teacher In the high school.
He took charge Of hls classes Monday.
The well dressed man Is the one who
orders his clothes from Koss, the tailor.
Mrs. r. j. Hardesty was called to
Leaveuworth Sunday evening by a mes
rage informing her Of the serious illness
of her mother.
The funeral Of John H, Churchill was
held from the Presbyterian church Iast
Friday in charge of the Masons. All
funerals are sud occasions and this was
unusually so on account Of the nature Of
his affection, the early time of life that 1t
came, and his wandering from the SAM.
tarium and meeting death when there
may still have been hope of restoring
him to health, Oh account Of Mr.,
Churchlll's activity In The commercial
club and IA all public matters a procla--
nation was Issued by Mayor Hoover re.
xpesting the places Of business to close
during the funeral, and this was done.
The funeral was attended by almost the
entire community md by many outside
Of the county.
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