The Globe-republican., 1906-11-22

Sunday in La Junla, Colo, assisting in
the Offices there.
b. W. Garvln Of Erie, Kansas, was a
visitor in the city the first of the week,
the guest of W. 4. Davis.
The GLOBE REPUBLICAN's telephone
number is "a. CAL up the office If you
have a news item.
WANTED "A fresh milk COW that will
not give less than three gallons Of milk
per day. A. B. Reeves.
Mrs. W. A. Sturgeon is expecting a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Allen, of
Powersville, MO-, next week.
Clyde Smith, with an average Of
l48 80, and Leroy Martin, With an
average Of l42 90, won the prizes at the
box ball alleys last week.
Lady with one little girl wants work by
the day and renta small room, or do
general house work. Address Mrs.
Barney Loewen, Syracuse, Kansas. 1t
Miss Annah Martin, who has been visit
ing In different points In Illinois since
July, left Galesburg. H., yesterday
morning for Dodge City, and is expected
home today.
The first snow fall of The season occurred
on last Monday and Tuesday, averaging
about seven inches. Several sleighs
were seen on the streets and several of
the young people had good time coast
ing, Monday evening,
The Moler Barber College, Denver,
Colo, certainly offers splendid chance
for men to learn that trade quickly.
There is little expense and positions are
numerous. Their illustrated catalogue
explains fully. Write them.
The Dodge City Aerie No. 800, Fra
ternal Oruer of Eagles. are preparing to
give big bali on Christmas night at
McCarty's rink. They will engage big
orchestra and give holiday bali that
will be remembered in Dodge City,
The family of A D. Smith, brother Of
Z L. Smith, arrived In this city Tues
day evening from Gunnison, Colorado
Mr.. Smith will be here in a few days
and will probably go into business soon.
They expect to make their home in
Dodge City and will occupy the property
on FIRST Avenue, belonging to 4. Il
Smith.
The people of Ford county should pay
more attention to turkey raising. Fur
ther east range for turkeys isso 'carce
that people have been forced to quit
raising these fowls. There is always a
big demand for them and every year the
danger of turkey famine is more pro
nounced In this country there Is a
splendid field for turkey farms and they
ought to be profitable.
ManZan relieves instantly the pain
sused by those blind, bleeding, itching
md protrudlng piles. It is put up In
eollapsible tubes in such way that 1t
AN be applied where the trouble origi-
.tes. thus stopping the pain immedi-
stely. Try one bottle and II you are not
relieved, your money will be refunded.
t'y our free offer. Sold by PINE &
B. ND's Drug stora.
There Is a big demand still for resi-
dence buildings In Dodge City. Fifty
houses could be rented a. fast as they
could bs built, and they could be rented q
year In advance. When q house Is va.
Gated dozen people are alter 1t the first
day. William Wilkinson recently started
two cottages on Chestnut street east. AZ
soon as the material began to arrive he
had applications to rent the buildings.
Both Of them were rented from the plans
when the work was Grst started. Every
house that has been started during the
last year has brought inquiries from
renters. 1t will pay some one to bald q
lot Of houses to rent in Dodge City.
The Standard Bearer Society met on
last Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. N. Locke. Meeting opened
with songs prayer by Mrs. Imboden
and song by the society. After roll call
and treasurer's report, officers were elect
ed for the coming year as follows: Miss
Clara Skillington, president; Mrs. J. W.
Rose, vice president; Miss Minnie
Brewington, secretary; Miss Irene Reudy,
treasurer. The lesson study In three
papers was given next. "a womans
work In the Pengal Conference" Ada
Hobble: "Our rapidly growing Metho-
dism" Edna Lohrding; Linda" Beulah
Gilpln. Following this was good pro-
gram. Vocal duet" Misses Sklllington
and Watson; "Piano solo" Marie Lohrd,
ing; Reading, Kate Burgess; Vocal solo,
Maude Mootz; Piano solo, Ethel Will
Iiams. Refreshments were then served
nd q social time enjoyed.