The Globe-republican., 1906-11-01

h. y. MillikeD spent Sunday In Topeka
FoR REsr--Room for small business.
See Russell q Crane. II
Miss Ola Hollopster left today for .
few days visit iu Ford.
Our Aromatic Castor OIL 10 Palatable.
Rsth Il BainDridge.
~. Pettijohn made = short trip to
Liberia. last sunday.
For SALE-Seeond hand .ypswriters at
the Postal Telegraph Office II
Mrs. Fred Roberto left Saturday even
Ing for two weeks' visit In Missouri.
Mu Bert Bnggart was up from Buck.
lin Monday, on y shUpping expedition.
Max Chuck Of Chicago 10 visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 0luck, this
week.
Local Post Cards at Rath & Bainbridge
These cards ara excellent Set Of local
views Boo.
r. q. 0ettsr was on the sick list the
latter part Of the we :, with quite bad
case Of tOnsilltis.
FOR RENT-GO0d basement rooms well
located. For offices or other business.
Russell & Crane. II
S. W. Sturgeon Of the Dodge Cit,
Monumental Works has gone to Holly
and Las Animas on business.
Prof Lair, who has been unable to
attend to bis school work for the past
few days, returned to the school Tues
day.
Miss Lydia Swain of Winfield, Kansas.
who arrived 10 this city last night, will
atop over day or two on hrr way to CAL
ifUrnia.
We will supply you with Piano or
Organ cheaper than any eastern house,
quality considered. P. H. YOUNG,
Music House.
Miss Alma Frost, daughter Of D. M.
Frost, of Utah, and a former resident
here. is visiting at the home Of A J
Anthony.
F. W. Tmboden preached at Lewis,
Kansas, last Sunday, and held quarterly
conferences, acting for the presiding
elder.
Mrs. A. Meats, who has been visiting
at the home of A. Russell for several
weeks, LETT Sunday morning for her
home In Ashland, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. M NJ Gwinuer are ex-
pected home the last Of this week from a
visit at Excelsior Springs and differsn,
points in Indiana.
Miss lrma Kolley has been advanced
to cashier at the Bargain store, and her
former place at the bundle counter has,
been taken BY Miss Eta Tolley.
Three handsome wedding dresses are
being made In this city which will warn
the public not 10 he surprised at any
thing the, may hear on this subject.
WANTED-fnformaiion al to the address
Of John P. Burns or bis widow or heirs II
be IL dead He served 10 Co L. 9th Kan
sas Cavalry In the Civil war Address
was Dodge City many years ago Small
recovery can probably be made. Ad-
dress Harvey Spalding & Sons, Wash
inEton, D. .. St
Last week half dozen Chinese pheas-
ants were shipped to Dodge City, and
were taken to DR.. Millions farm north.
sast OF town, where next season's young
ones will probably be hatched before the
bids are liberated. Thit bunch OF birds
are part of the thousand pairs distrib-
ated by State Game Warden Travis over
The state. DR.. Millions farm affords one
Of the best places In Ford county for
hese birds, and he has some there that
we're purchased last year. The birds de-
lvered by the state for the purpose OF
hooking Kansas with game, and they
ire protected by the game law. They
we're raised In one OF the Central states
rom stock. originally brought from
China. They are one Of the hardest Of
game birds and usually multiply rapidly.
Bach county in the state has been given
ts supply. Persons who own large
arms can easily stock them with these
,irds. After the birds are hatChed they
an be left at some good feeding place on
be farm, and by their nature they cling
oIhat place as their home. A person
leeds to have some knowledge OF how to ,
andle and raise them, but as they are /
aised all over this country now days, It
] easy to get such information.