The Globe-republican., 1906-11-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

EOSAG NEWS W. GS'
II 10 reported that Frank Painter, who
has been In the division Offices here, will
90 to La Junta as Division Superintend-
tnt Austin's chief clerk.
Mrs. Mills, son Waldo and daughter
Jessie, left l~t Thursday evening for
taifornia, to De gone three or four
months. Mr. win Skeln, her brother
accompanied them.
WANTED Men and teams to haul beets.
contract W TX
UNITED STATES SUGAR Co,
Garden City, Kansas
Mrs. DR.. Burney Of Medicine Lodge,
who Is on her way TO California, 10 stop
ping 70, few days In this city, the
guest of H. A. Burnett and family.
DR. Whitwor,h gives special attention
to diseases OF the eye and the fitting OF
glasses. Ask him about the Kryptok In.
visible bifocal lens and opifex bifocas'
Office 0verBee Hive store. IT
The Ladies Relief torps OF this city
gave q party H. honor Of Mrs. K. j.
xtofer last Thursday afternoon, the occa-
fion being her birthday anniversary. A
beautiful lodge PIN was presented to her
ct this time.
The r. S. Club was entertained by the
Misses Lille and Jennie Stubs, on last
Thursday evening. There were about
Gi,een present, with Mrs. Richard Evans
and Mrs. Harry Grose as guests. The
time was spent Ia embroidery work, fol-
lowed by three-course luncheon. Vel
lew and white chrysanthemums we're
ssed In the table decorations. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of Miss
DeEtts Reighard on November the 9th.
Nisa well known medical fact that
pine resin is most effective In the treat
nent Of diseases Of the bladder and kid
sega Sufferers from back ache and
sther Il oubles due TO faulty action Of the
Kidneys find relief In the use Of Pine.
x]es. Sl.OO buys so days treatment. Sold
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The Grand Army Of the Republic o.
Kansas has commissioned eight persons
a. inspectors of the various army posts Ia
this state. P. 4. Hobble has been APP
pointed inspector for the Seventh con.
xressional district This Is position OF
apeclal trust and confidence, and although
for several reasons he may be unable to
accept the position, he fully appreciates
the honor thus bestowed upon him.
Ex.Lieutenant Governor 7. A. Trout
nan Of Topeka arrived In Dodge City on
Tuesday morning and went to Spear
vile, where he spoke Tuesday evening
he was accompanied to Spearville BY G.
u. Beeson and Capt. D. L. Sweeney, who
xsmained to attend the meeting, The
s.Ler republican candidates and q crowd
sf Dodge City people intended to attend
the meeting, bat were prevented from
going to Spearville by the train being
several hours late.
The Gluck Opera house has added ade.
quate fire protection this season, so that
1t is not dependent on the city fire COM
nany altogether. A good stand pipe was
But In some time ago and 10 now con-
sected with plenty Of hose, 50 that II a
Gre should be started 1t could be stopped
before 1t would have time to do any
damage. MIR. Gluck had test made a
lew days ago, and found that it will
work successfully. IL Is a very necessary
Improvement, and makes the house a
great deal safer ior It's patrons.
There has been considerable misrepre-
slbatlon regarding the resent discharge
sftman from the State Soldiers Home,
~ fha man hInself and by other per-
sons, who claim that the party referred
o was discharged on account Of bis pell-
-.
iics, and because Of his support OF the
Democratic ticket. Tho Globe Republi.
can received a letter few days ago from
Dir. john W. Corey, an old soldier Of
ahe Home, and Democrat, stating that
fbe party referred to was discharged Of
account 1t vicious and immoral conduct
shas be bad been Insulting girls ant
women IN the Homie. Nj. Corey states
STAT Il any one doubts ibis statement, 4
can 30 proven to thcir satisfaction. Mr.
zo1ey Is not only & Democrat, but he WA
ii the saEne regiment with the man re-
erred to- and 10 doubt would b. ths
Nfss 10 defend him II be bad been deaf
#ish unfairly. Nj. CoFeys lleslsr 10 !
szsag ssHl etfeHgeg 80 more pointel
6an llIIa asaleinsnt fegaI1IDg 4, snd y 4
zn me- q ihis of|ite.