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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Frank @ Peterson and Hi,,na & A A,nsa
Ole F. Olson and Beulah d, McAuister.
CARTS R. sasterbers and TlIe K. Lindquist.
Patrick J. Collins and Kathryn III. Hennessys
Oscar Benson and Lena Nelson.
John 8. Brown and Annie Brust.
Leon W. French and Elsie ryefs. ;:
Henry Schutrop and Kate Johnson.
Fermsn Payette and Mary Paq1stts.
Archie s. Walker and Bertha w. Hudson.
Frank Peeeboom and Carrie Peeerboom.
John Berg and Ida L. Wilson.
Edward I. Applebaum and Frances A. Rossa-
Charles 3. Baunan and Rose G.. Emmett.
Harold W. HELLER and Josephine B. Caldwell.
Oscar Lei and Margaret Fink
Herbert p Self and Grace u. Shell
Earle II. Jones and Marion G. King:
Darius P. David and Pearl L. Westfan.
DEATHS. a. I
Mary A. Pratt, Northwestern hospital
Alma A. Grimeau. 1885 Sixteenth avenue SR
Joseph G. Delogue. 1927 Fourth street NE
S Cordelia NJ. Baringer.. d Eleventh street 8.
Peter Anderson. 14is Fourth avenue 8.
Wilfelmina G. J. Wieseke. ga James ays-
nue. N.
John vasburgh. Fifth street and Third ave.
DAISY N. Jenner, 1854 Jefferson street Nh.
- Thomas J. Walsh city hospital. $3.50
- Albert p Grssorys s2 Sixteenth an street..
= May A. Moore. GIT Fourth avenue Sc
Eugene o. McCabe, al Sixth street. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 One never wastes time in reading g
o Journal ads.
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BOARD AND ROOMS, .
Offered r
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD;
also day board; under new management since
December. The Clinton Hotel, 4th and
Grant at.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
r breakfast and o'clock dinner. If desired;
telephone and spring water. 1912 Harmon
.r place. 81.
EXCELLENT BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK;
cool, airy rooms; large garden; telephone; mod
x5erate prices Dulles Hotel 1919 9th st 8.
HOTEL SAN ANGELo-sU1TEs WITH BATHS,
single rooms, with without board; elevator
service. 1921 Nicollet av. Both phones
PLEASANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD IN A
modern house in nice neighborhood 502 9th
st s.
HOTEL, VAN Eye, QUIET FAMILY HOME,
modern, best of table board. 1924 Nicollet av.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, THoRoUGH.
y modern. 1015 Mary place.
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WANTED TO RENT

> WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-THREERooM FURNISHED FLAT,
good locality; walking distance preferred
must be reasonable; young couple; no chill
dren; have own linen and silver; good refer
ences. Address with particulars. 100. journal.
FIVE OR SIX! UNFURN1sHED ROOMS WANT.
ed by family of three adults; rent not to be
over 81; state price and location. Address
1929, Journal.
WANTED-BY THREE ADULTS AT ONCE, A
furnished house OF fat for a month. Address
991, Journal,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale. ...,,&

= ., FOT sale, -.
DRIVERS AND DELIVERY HORSES
We have the largest assortment of all kinds
anything in the horse line, remember it will
Pay you to call on US first Part time given I,a
way Horse Market, st. Paul.
IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES TO SELL BRING
them to Barrett & Zimmerman's auction and
get. the market price; auctions every Wednes-
day; private sales daily. :.
Midway Horse Market.
$3.50 BUYS PAIR HORSES, DAPPLE GRAY,
weight 2,45o, years old; $40 buys pair Of
takes pair of mares right from the farm.
Rear 2s39 Columbus av. Take sth ay car to
Doth st. {
FOR sALE-PA1R OF BLACK HORSES,
sound, good workers, weight $780, and
years old, or will sell lighter and cheaper
pair, harness and wagon; sell separate. 2e42
Clinton av. 49,. ~
FOR sALE-DRIVING HORSE, 8 YEARS OLD,
sound, 1000 pounds, good locker, price right;
or heavy delivery. T. c. phone 7415 call l..
LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND
hand hand harness aT,. west Of Chicago; o your own
av, st. Paul, MINI, opposite Horse Markets.
BLOOM 4 MAJERUs HAVE JUST RECEIVED
! a fine lot Of driving and business horses, also
an Large go ds ad apS farm horses Stables
|
Rockaway. In fine condition: one canopy top
- surrey with" side curtains. used very little.
:. Call 2129 Bryant avs.
FOR sALE-Mov1Na VAN, TEAM AND HAR.
I ness, worth $500; will take $3.50, part time,
st express barnl. -
ONE PAIR HORSES, WEIGHT 2,4oo; SOUND;
| $3.50: one farm wagon and short tug farm har-
ness; three drivers. $50 to s75. Ainsworth,
3OO8 Garfield av. .---- =. :.
FOR sALE-aooD WORK HORSE, WEIGHT
worth SIS; must sell, as12 Grand az:
BLACK MARE. BUGGY AND HARNESS
good driver sr and kind ao, going away at once
price $e5 complete 1890 10th av $.
LARGEST SALE AND oo1dadIssIoR1 sTABLI
-. Frost s Co., 218 I'd Az n.
FOR sALE-Two GOOD l,2oo.LB. HORSES
sagy want to by for Gs
FOB sA1E@ - sX RAIs = I Of MARES, Sool
horse; time on cash. sos 7th st s.
FOR sALE-sECoND-HAND COVERED BUG
H. gy. worth SIS; will sell for $40. Come quick
4 Flies Cutlery Store, g42o Nicollet. . III
FoUR VIEW LIGHT STEEL SHOES, 50 DASH
+ best material: we do horse clipping. Globe
Shooting Co, 421 LIST av N.
FOR ALE-TEN HEAD OF HORSES, DRIv
e e5 ana on workers. .f also one nice saddle
CITY wAsHRACK; ALSO BOX AND SINGLE
stalls for rent for day horses. ST Nicolle
az, in rear. ,tsg.,ss.-,-... -. .e i,.. -.
HORSE sHoE1NG, HANDMADE SHOES FOR
interfering and lame horses. Rowett, 221 s ii
TOP, OPEN BUGGIEs, Steel and Rubber Tires
also delivery wagons, all kinds, GOT Central
INouCE-DEAD HORSES REMOVED FREE. n
W. scavenger Co.. 1o2 LIST st N. Phone 1e5 NJ
FOR sALE-eooD YOUNG DRIVING HORSE
buggy and harness. Call 1921 44th az n.
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100 ACRES WITHIN SIX MILES OF BIG
/ Stone City; will accept any small Minneapolis
property or automobile as part payment. 1914,
MICHIGAN FRUIT FARM, CULTIVATED, AT
e fine summer resort. in exchange for good
South Dakota land n 1895. Journal. - =. =
+ CAN SELL YOUR FARM. SEND DEsCRR.
ton. Shepard, Bank of Commerce building.
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COWS. DOGS. POULTRY

WANTED-MALE FOX TERRIER PUP, FROM
2 to months old; must be nicely marked; will
y pay q good price, describe him fully when
writing. julius Pleth, plummer, Mimi. 500
Line.
FRESH COWS, SOME FINE JERSEYS, GOOD
mixers, exchange or time payments; Jersey
bull for service. Davis. 300 9Th st 8.
FOR sALE-A FEW CHOICE COWS. LYN
dale and 55th st S. T. c. phone 7415 call L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-18
FIESTA CELEBRADA
pOr La Antorcha
del sigIO Xxx ell.
domingo.

Una vez mas qued6 demostfado plena-
mente, la prosperidad de la bril- ante 81
ciedad ylel range en- que 81 La lcoloe; d /,
y los prestigios que Is rodean por la ma
nera que lleya efecto ouantos actos sc
relacionan con gu existencia.
Escoiida la casa de los esposos Boeane-
goa Maldonado para llevar cfecto la ia
rama, ha a1adido un timbre mas los
muchos que para honor de sus duehos y
orgullo de nuestra juventud ostenta dicha
sociedad.
Vi6se congFegado en- los mismos salonts
la high life de la clase artesana de San
Juan, sin distinction de matices politicos
En- cuanto los demas la misma distin-
ci6n, Ia misma elegancia que es va trsdi-
cional en- la historic de dicha sotieds d,
compuesta de personals Gu tas sociS-
les
Entire las sefioritas concurrentes 4 la
fiesta fguraba Mercedes Infante.
Tambi6n iguraba la monfsima Maria
Alonzo para que NADIA faltase tambi6n
Sc encontraba luciendo sus simpatfas la
atractiva Teresa Rodriguez. Formaban
ademas un elegante bouquet de bellfsimas
triguenas todas de familias distinguidas
las senoritas Carmen Silva, Julia Roman,
Maria Garcia, Enriqueta Rodriguez, Con-
suelo Mercado, Herminia Ortiz, Maria
Luisa Rivera, Carmen Cintr6n, Alicia Bel
mar, Maria L. Barrio, Maria Alfonso, Pi-
lar Fernandez, Trinidad Fernandez, Eff
genia Guerra, Socorao Araujo, Modesto
Ibarra, Eloisa Roberto, Mercedes Andino,
Ramona Amador, Providencia Plants, Ana
Barrio, Carmen Serrado, Adriana Soriano
Saturnina MARTINEZ otras q. no recorda
mos y las sefioras Eleuteria Maldonado de
Bocanegra, Julia Ibarra de Cantero Vic
toria Davila de Felix.
Ell sexo feo Sc encontraba dignamente
representado por los distinguidos caballe-
ros entire los que contabanse delegados la
Camara los Sres. Adrian Agosto, Ber-
nardino Hidalgo Fernando Rodriguez,
Avelino Miranda, Augusta EscaIera,
Aguedo Felix, Manuel Felix, Julio Bor-
ge, Susano Bocanegra, Wencesleo Escobar,
Jes1s Andino, Manuel Ramos, Felipe Can
tero, Eulogio Rivera, Emilio Lecompte,
Felipe Lecompte, Eugenio Lecompte, Do
mingo Aponte, Jose Muriel, JuBn Fuen-
tes, Gumersindo Fald, los simpaticos
transeuntes Martin Alvarez Figueroa, de
Aguadilla Demetrio Ocasio, Enrique
Lopez Elodio Moreno de Carolina
Cerca de las cuatro de la ma1ana ter
min6 la tan allegro fiesta, despu6s de ha-
berse obsequiado todos los concurrentes
con suma esplendidez.
SEPTIEMBRE
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ACUSAGION De ASE-
sinatO en- primer
gradO.
Vista de Ia Causa Seguida a CerezO,
en- AguadiIIa.
Qusda complete ell IuradO.
Ode nue8tro eorreaponsaI especial }
Ia. session del dia 15.

Febrero IL
Sc presenta el jurado Serapio Herman
dez, amigo fntimo del interfecto. Sc re-
tira
Santos Deliz, Isabella. No es partida-
rio pena muerte. Sc retira.
Jose b. Coils, Lares. Lo mismo.
Carlos Paoli, Lares Lo mismo.
Manuel Sora, Aguada. No es partida-
rio qena muerte. Sc retira.
Jose Ramon Badillo, Aguada Parien-
te del interfecto Sc manda retirar
Domingo Hernandez, Aguada. Parti-
dario de la pena de muerte. Conoce la
causa por rumor p6blico. No conoce al
interfecto, nj al acusado, nj ninguna de
sus familias No ha tornado opinion So
bre el caso Ha servido otra vez de iura-
do Nadie lie ha hablado sobre este asun-
to. Dard veredicto impartial justo.
Acceptable.
Sc completa Ell jurado.
Ell fiscal recusa perentoriamente al ju.
RADIO Jose Gonzalez Abreu.
La defensa renuncia su jurado de recu-
saci6n.
Pedro Rosa Cabdu, Aguada. Sabe leer
y escribir. Paga SO contribution. Par
tidario de la pena de muerte. No conoce
la causa. Els labrador. No esta predis-
puesto contra el acusado. No conoce al
acusado nj al interfecto. No ha tornado
opinion sobre ell case. Ha sido jurado
otra yez. ST ell fiscal prueba elIdelito da-
r6 veredicto sin escr6pulo. Oida la prue-
ba las instrucciones que de el juez falla-
ra sin apartarse de la ley. Acceptable.
Ell fiscal recusa perentoriamente Jose
Feijo, de Aguada. Abogado renuncia.
Carmelo Rosado, Aguada. No es par
tidario pena de muerte y no Sc acepta.
Francisco Rodriguez, Sad Sebastian.
Partidario de la pena de muerte. No
conoce la causa. No conoci6 al interfecto
nj conoce Almeyda Aceptados.
Es recusado por el fiscal Conception Jcr-
dan, de Isabella
FL Abogado recusa Pedro Rosa Ca
ban.
Pauline Pamias, de Isabella. Es par
tidario de la pena de muerte. No conoce
la causa. No ha leido NADIA sobre ella.
No ha expresado nadie su opinion. Da-
ra veredicto con amino impartial sin
predisposicon. Fu6 amigo de Almeida,
pero no pariente. Su amistad no infuird
sobre su conciencia para dar veredic4o.
Es contribuyente por $3.50 dollars Acep
tado.
Francisco Abreu Roman de Isabella, J
Cosme Benejan, de Moca, no son partida
rios de la pena de muerte y no Sc acepan
Eduardo Quevedo, de Isabella. Es tar
tidario de la pena de muerte; pero copoct
esta causa y ha tornado opinion sobrenlla
No Sc acepta.
Jose Cardona .Piquet, de Isabella. NJ
es partidario de la pena de muerte. No ST
aceDta
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PARA ITALIA.

En- ell vapor espafol del % de los CO.
rrientes embarca para Napoles, Italia, el
joven don Luis Rinaldi, que hace seis amos
dei6 su patria para venir esta isla, resi-
diendo todo ese tempo en- San Juan, don
de ha trabajado siempre con toda henradez
pudiendo conquistar generates simpatfas.
Deseamos al estimable hijo de la poetica
terra italiana el mas feliz viaje y que ha-
lie en- su hogar la grata impression que Gu
re su nostalgia en- seis amos de ausencia
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TENER MAS NOMBRE QUE UN REY.

Un ingles paseando por los alrededores
de Monzon. Sc admira al yer un hermoso
cerdo y pregunta al que 10 cuida:
Como llamar ustedes en- ESQ lafo esos
animales9
Los llamamos muchas cosas. Guam
do es chiquito le decimos lechon, y berraco
y hqsta toston algunas veces. Cuando es
grande Sc le dice ell de la vista baja, gorri-
no, cochino, cerdo, tocino, puerco, iy...
OH Basta. Tener mas nombres que
un rey ese animal.
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Ultima bora
New York. Febrero IL, 43O D. m

New York, Febrero IL, 430 p. m.
Dicen de Berlin que eI Gobierno man-
tiene su actitud resueltamente afrmando
el Baron de Radawitz que dicho gobierno
no reconocera los tratados hechos anterior
mente entire Francia, Inglaterra J Marrue-
cos.
Sc considera inevitable Ell rompimiento
entire Francia, Inglaterra y Alemania.
I'm cafionero moro disparo contra un
buque de guerra frances.
Aver tarde falleci6 en- Ell hospital Lip
pit don Joaquin l. Soils Amy, alcalde que
fue de Rio Piedras. Reciban sus familia-
res nuestro mas sentido pesame.
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Felicia Ramirez de Ceneda.
SEPTIEMBRE.

Antier, tras rapida enfermedad dei6 de
existir, la que en- vida fue honrada y labo-
ROSA modista Felfcita Ramirez de Cepeda.
LENA de-vida, cuando tai vez lie SON.
refa un halagueno porvenir, baj6 4 la
tumba, dejando en- la mayor consterpaci6n
a su esposo familiares.
Aver tarde las p M. tuvo lugar el
entierro de su cadaver'
Nuestra condolencia sus familiares y
que Dios reciba su alma en- Ell seno de los
.buenos. S.
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RETRETA.

Programa de las pleas que tocara en-
q retreta del domingo en- la plaza de Bal
lorioty la Banda de la policia insular.
1.-March "VioIeta. Mullen.
LA Corte de Granada Fantasia
Moriza," Chapf
3.-Moraima Capricho caracterfstico.
Gaspar Espinosa
4.-Coro Terceto de la Opera "Erna-
MI" Verdi.
5.-Intermezo Two Step "Vivandiere, !"
Brill.
6.-Tanda de Valses Golden Shower" :"
Waldteufel.
7.-Coro de repatriados de la Zarzuela
"Gigantes y Cabezudos," Caballe-
70.
S.-Danza LA Criolla," Dueno.
Star Spangle Banner
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Nuhes de pOIYO

Queianse los vecinos de Puerta de Tie
IRA que viven por frente la carretera, del
polvo que al menor soplo Sc levanta y casi
los afxia invade los pulmones.
mo podrfa evitarse este, regando como
% hacen en- San Juan y Santurces
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Fiesta IifiCO-Iitefaria en- Manati.

El Casino Espanol de Manatf, ha orga-
nizado para Ell pr6ximo 18 de los corrien-
tes una fiesta lfrico-literaria, en- la que to-
maran parte distinguidos elementos de la
culta sociedad manatiefa.
Cort6s invitaci6n para eBa fiesta ha re-
cibido "La correspondence"
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Puerto Rico musical.

Nos ha visitado esta importante Revista
musical bajo la competente direction del
reputado maestro sefor Julio G. Arteaga.
Trae los fotograbados de Mozart, Rios
Ovalle Duchesne.
Z Dicha importante publication merece el
favor del pdblico.
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Ell fueSO OcurridO en- TOa Alta.
{ De nuestrO cOrresponsal. J

Febrero 15.-Como entire cuatro y cinco
de la tarde del dia 13, quem6sele Ia casa
de un agregado de don Antonio Lopez.
Llamase dicho agregado Juan Cabrera.
Su ropa toda fu6 destruida por el fuego,
10 mismo que la casa, cosa que ocurri6 por
estar situada 6sta bastante distante del
pueblo y tenerse que vadear el rio.
Cuando llegaron al sitio de la ocurren-
cia las autoridades otras personas de la
ocalidad, va todo auxilio era in6til, pues
casa estaba "a envuelta en- llamas
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VIAJEROS.

Visitaron aver al gobernador los seno-
res +. F. Hitchok y DR.. Williams H. La
ge, que llegaron en- el dltimo vapor y Sc
proponen recorrer la isla.
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DEPENDENTS DE FARMAoIA.

Sc desea uno. Dirigirse con referencias
= sueldo que Sc desee & M. Wiewall, Ba-
yam6n. ?, r. 10 8
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para el Iunes 4 las dos de la tarde.
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Bills en- primero lecture.

H. B. no. 4. "Solicitando una Tranquil
cia para establecer un ferrocarril de Puer-
to Rico los Estados Unidos."
H. B. no. 5. "Para curar la brujerfa
q los ciudadanos del people y para otros
fines"
H. B. no. 6. "Para curar Ia apendici-
tis-a los tragones"
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4Bills en- sequnda Leetura.
Comanicociones.

El Consejo, informa la Camara que
han sido pospuestos indefnidamente los
bills para eximir del pago de contribucio-
nes 4 ciertos boarding houses y el que ira
taba de la venta de mabf media noche
The Globe-republican., 1906-11-15

There were some strangers In town
Sunday inquiring about Dodge City's
street car .ystem. They had just got
off the train and apparently had not
noticed the absence of car tracks or
wires. But this shows that our city has
quite reputation and who knows but
that 1t may have these improvements
somstime In the next hundred years.
The Sorosls club met with Mrs. Maude
Upp on last Wednesday evening. There
was good attendance and an enjoyable
program was given, although part Of
same was left over until next meeting.
Roll call, ga German Heroine" was
followed by paper, "Germany's Idol,
Queen Louise" by Francis Ready. Oral
Sketch, Augusta Victory, wife of
william H." by Mae Smith. Paper,
s. Woman's work In German Univer-
sIty" bv Miss Burkholder. Discussion,
"German wife compared with the Ameri-
cam. led Miss Nevins. Instrumental
duet by Nellie Sughrue and Lulu Sturm
and plano solo, Maude Upp. On Novem-
Der 2Sth the club will meet with Mrs,
Frances Ready.
"Unsle Toms Cabin" gave quite q
good show TO large audience on last
Saturday night. Although this play Il
so very old, 1t still held much interest fol
many people. The character Of Eva WA
we'll acted by decidedly pretty lIttl'
lslrl, who quite charmed the audience
A negro quartet gave some excellen
music and s'real'' cakewalk was givei
by the eoiored psopls Of the troupe
Some new scenery was shown and on th
whole, the four act drama seemed +
satisfy those In attendance.
The Globe-republican., 1906-11-15

Miss Minnie McMichael Of Kinslsy y
vIsiting her sisters Mrs. p. b. Young
and Mrs. Fl X. Brown for . few da-s.
She ID also visiting the schools while
here, "a she IL Interested 10 The school
work.
Mn. n. \. Nslsoa Of Kinslsy y visit
lng her sisters Mrs.. r H. Young and
Mrs. ii. r. rown She will romain In
|shls city until sfisr Dscsmbsr and
assist Mr., Young In hia store during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ii. Madison and Ar.
/ ana Mrs. q. L. Grobety went to Garden
City this morning to attend the BIZ cole
bration which Is bsing held there ts'day
| On account Of the opening Of tho Sugar
Beet factory. 4,
tho Idylwilde Club met at ths home
or Mrs. Ross pIxley last Wednesday
afternoon and the meeting was enjoyed
| By all present. Light refreshments were
served. Mrs. X. Vernon will entertain
the club 10 two weeks.
II is a well known medical fact that
pine resin is most effective 10 the treat
ment Of diseases Of the bladder and hid
neys Sufferers from back ache ana
ether tloubles due to faulty action OF the
kidneys find relief in the use Of Pine.
ules. 81 90 buys 80 days treatment. Sold
by PINE & BONDS Drug store.
The W, @. T u. met at the home OF
Mrs. Ella Taylor last Tuesday. There
was good attendance. Mrs. Rsgland
was the leader, and after business meet
| Ing short programme was given, con-
sisting OF temperance quotations, short
talk on the good Of the union by Mrs.
French. a special reading by Mrs. Ella
Taylor, her subject being The woman's
Weakness" and was enjoyed By all.
An enthusiastic crowd filled the rink
on Wednesday evening 70 witness the
first basket ball Of the season. Cheer
for first the orange and then the red wert
almost desfening and lent an air Of ex'
element. Game resulted In q score Of
to | In favor Of the orange. Honors OF
that side were even. each forward, Heller
Jastatt and Nellie Argabright, throwing
goal, while on the other side 0se FREE
goal was thrown by Lenore Harbst Zor'
) Snyder and Maude Curry played the sta
,guarde. Ida Carson far outclasssd tn
opposing centers. The names Of tn
players are as follows: On the Orange
Maude Curry, guard; Hattie Locke
guard; Velma Sturgeon, center; Iren
Reudy, center guard; Helen Jastatt,> for
ward; Nellie Argabrigbt, forward. o.
the Red-Zora Snyder, guard: Lena Ven
Gil, guard; Ida Carson, center; Gussi
Motz, center guard; Mable A-gabrlghl
forward; Lenore Harbst, forward.
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Now IL the time to get your fall OF
winter hat at reduced price. They are
gong fast. JENNIE E. WILLIAMs.
Frank Htssman purchased 100 acres OF
the J. f. Manary land on Duck creek
The sale was made through P H. Sugh-
rue.
Harry Bragg left Wednesday evening
for his claim In Stanton county. His
brother james has been on this land some
time.
Mrs s. e. Delany, who has been visit
ing her brother, Earl Chambers, and sis.
ter, Mrs n. A. Roxter, left Wednesday
for her home in La Junta, Colo.
The Santa Fs has begun work on th'
addition to the Railroad reading room
here. The addition will contain batf
rooms and billiard room for the use o
the employees Of the road.
LII. Taylor & Co. moved, Tuesday
Into the office In the Opera House blocl
lately vacated by L. G. Grobety. Thi
office has been newly decorated and !
now very desirable room.
Just received new line Of the John
son. W. odbury caps These are ane II
quality and the styles are the latest. Al
to see them. JENNIE E. WILLIAMS.
i DR.. Whitworth gives special attention
to diseases OF the eye and the fitting o
glasses. Ask him about the Kryptok In
visible bifocal lens and opifex bifocas
Office overBee Hive store. tt
The Globe-republican., 1906-11-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

B.F. Milton attended court In Gray
county on Tuesday.
J. M. Kirkpatrick and A. B. Reeves
attended the court at Cimarr0n Tuesday.
PHI. Sughrue sold section Of Hamil-
acn county land to Harry Bragg this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hulpieu went to
Garden City this morning for short
visit.
For REsT-Two well furnished rooms
, Sn modern house. Inquire OF Burnett
Bros.
Charles Milton is here from Wichita
and expects to remain in Dodge City fol
come time.
r. n. Madison the new congressman
Of the Seventh district was In Cimarror
a law business Tuesday.
Mrs j. K. billiard who has been visit
ing In Wichita for couple OF weeks, re-
turned home last Friday.
Mrs. Malir da Coonfeld Of Kirksville
No., is visiting her son, Dr.. Coonaeld
and will remain some time.
Some Of the citizens here have sent II
enquiries to the Santa Fe headquarter
regarding rumored change of the divi-
sion from Dodge City. Superintendent
Aver has been informed by Genera
Manager Hurley that no such plans arr
aseing considered by the company at thi'
dine.
The Globe-republican., 1906-11-15
Had . Clos . Call.

"a dangerous surgical operation, In
yolving the removal Of . malignant Ill
cot, as large Is my hand, from my
daughters hip, was prevented BY the
application Of BuCklen's Arnica sslve,',
says a. @. stickel, Of MiIsius, W. We.
"Peslatent use o. ths salvs completely
cured IT, Cures cuts, burns and injur-
ies. no Al Rath y BaInbridgs'a, drug
glsts.
The Globe-republican., 1906-11-15

Roone Wire Cuts Lmenes Sweeney 5lnches VINO
Dsmper Capped Hooks
Thrush Collar Bols horses and cut ng horses dress
look breed that have never
and tell you how prevent IT, Tx o
show how take colt IRON mare anu can
homa oww perfect safety