The Globe-republican., 1906-11-22

e. A. Austin. the new Santa f super
ntendent of the western division, ha
been corflned In the railroad hospital a
La Junta, ever since his arrival In tina
citv, threatened with an attack Of ty
phoId fever.
The members of the A. o. U. W. o.
Kansas, also the members OF the Degree
4 Honor. will have no assessment to pay
for this month. The year Of 1905 get
through with ten assessments, as 1t ha'
for several years past.
Ben Jones has on exhibition In thu
grocery store Of Jones & Hanna, a large
number Of magnificent specimens Of pet.
rlfed wood, molten glass and specimen
Of carbon from the Yellowstone, sent him
| by his son. These are indeed interesting
and well worth the trouble Of going to
see.
David Tatum, Quaker evangelist
from Chicago, ILL.,, will deliver an ad.
dress on the Great Problem of the Age,
the Liquor Traffic, Home Protection and
How to Save the Boys at the Baptist
church in Dodge City, on Wednesday
evening, November 70 at 1880 O'Clock.
Admission free.
1t lie a well known medical fact that
pine resin is most effective in the treat
ment of diseases of the bladder and kid
neys. Sufferers from back ache and
other troubles due to faulty action OF the
Kidneys find relief in the use of Pine
ules 81 90 buys 80 days treatment. Sold
by PINE d BONDS Drug store.
Mr.. Roy Nichols Of Chicago, one of a
party of four young men who recently
came to this city, is assisting on the
books at the York Key dry goods store
for a few days. James Boucher, another
of the party, has taken position at the
Bargain store. The others, Byron Hog
mlre and Earl Cox, expect to leave for
California IN q few days. These young
men are all from Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Cornwall of Den.
yer, Colo, are visiting for few days
with Mr.. and Mrs II R Brown. They
have been travelling 10 Ohio, Pennsyl
yania and other eastern points for the
past five weeks, and are now returning to
their home in Denver. Next summer
Mr.. and Mrs Cornwall expect to take a
trip though this country in their automo'
bile, and will probably stop over In this
city.
There will be a game of football be
tween the Haskell Indians and the Salt
City Business College, Thanksgiving day
at 3 80 . m. at Hutchinson, Kans. Re.
duced rates will be given on all railroads
This will be the best game ever RULED
off In Central Kansas. A spectacular ex
position of the new rules will be seen
1t will be game of reformed football
in its highest development between the
best team in Eastern and the best team
IL Western Kansas. On November l5tl
the Salt City team defeated the Peabody
team in a score of Is to 0. Here Will bt
chance to see good game, and also tc
take a pleasant trip at a time when th'
fare is low.
w. A. Sturgeon and his brother, Er.
nest Sturgeon have bought the GwinneI
Bakery and Confectionery store and are
Ia possession of the business. Will
Sturgeon has demonstrated his ability In
several different kinds OF business and
has made success Of each. Before
leaving Missouri he was a hardware
merchant, and made money In the bust.
ness. After coming here he tried differ
ent lines. There was not good opening
10 Dodge City at that time for hardware
store, so Mr.. Sturgeon engaged in othel
things. He has been In the monumen
business, the grocery business and late
10 the lumber business, doing we'll IL
each line. Ernest Sturgeon, the younger
member Of the firm, has been In The
lumber business for several years. HI
10 good business man and one Of th'
most pleasant, accommodating salesmeI
in the town. The Gwinner Confectioner!
and Bakery has been a phenomenal sue
cess, during aim ost Its entire history ant
under the management Of the Sturgeon
Brothers 1t will no doubt continue to b.
money maker. The purchase prize
was IS 900.