The Globe-republican., 1906-08-16

WI. Trousdale Of Newton Is here
looking after his ranch. sn MA

Fred Dumont Smith, Of Kinsley and
Judge Cole, Of Great Bend, were visitors
In Dodge City yesterday.
Pianos, Organs and all kinds Of music.
al goods. p. II. YOUNG Music house.
Mr.. Lair, graduate Of the Presby-
terrain college at Emporia, has been
elected principal Of the high school
here.
Town lots for sale cheap. Good loca-
ton. KIRKPATRICK AND MARTIN.
The Democratic Central committee Of
Ford county met on last Saturday and
called their county convention for
September 8.
W, M. Kinneson, Of Garden City,
who was here last week, says a good
sized crowd from his town will attend
tho reunion this year.
PAsTURE--320 acres southslde of river,
adjoining s. P. Reynolds, horses taken to
pasture. j. H. Textbook. 2t.
Miss Grace Hale has gone to Kansas
City, having finished her summer vaca.
ton, and will 60 into wholesale
millinery house there.
The cleansing, antiseptic and healing
properties of Plnesalve make 1t superior
to all family salves. Sold by Pine &
Bond, Druggists,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klaesson and her sis.
ter, Miss Doll, went with the Hutchinson
excursion Sunday as far as Ellinwood
where they will visit friends for a few
days.
WANTED-Two women to work at
Home Steam Laundry. Hanging up
clothes and hand ironing, Steady en-
ployment. 81
Carl Turner, who assists In the con-
Test cases at the land office, is assisting
L. l.. Taylor & Company In their real
estate office.
II. W. Dorset Of Spearvllle was In
Dodge City last week. Mr.. Dorsett's
wife and children have gone to Wisconsin
Tor few weeks visit, and will be Joined
here later by Mr.. Dorset.
You should see the couches at the
Home Furnishing Company's store.
Prices from $500 to s15 90.
John Madden ST., was quite painfully
,urt on last Friday evening by being
struck by buggy with which he came
nto contact at corner. Mr.. Madden
las lame leg which was hurt and he
las been laid up since the accident.
Mr.. Gill, who Is the head instructor
n violin and other stringed instruments
n the Oklahoma City Normal school,
listed in Dodge City over Sunday,
he guest of his cousin, Mrs. R. w.
Iellwarth, and husband. Mr.. Gill Is n
graduate of 1902 at Bethany college,
indsborg, and is one Of the greatest
iolinsts In this country,
The Rural Route Carrier is a privi-
eyed character on the public highway.
me postmaster general has issued an
rider that The rural route mail carriers
e accorded the right or way while In
ischarge Of their duties This means
hat all pedestrians and all vehicles
must give the full road to the mail
arriers in passing, either 10 the same
r opposite directions. The mail car
Ter isn't expected to give any part of
he highway. This rule, which Is back
d up by provisions OF law for imposl-
az OF good stiff fine for all who dis
hey 1t is made so as TO enable car
iers to serve their patrons promptly
nd on time. Great Bend Register
Mr.. G. E. Ward, for some months
manager of the Harvey House at Dodge
lily, leaves this week for two weeks |
lsit ia Chicago, and upon his return
i'll take charge of The Harvey House at .
ewton. Mr.. Ward will be succeeded
sre by Mr.. j. d. Gilliland, who is q :
easant gentleman in spite of the first :
oppression be may give you, and who :
direct defendant Of one OF the
uest- blooded families of Switzerland,
r. Ward has been one of the most J
ccessful managers that the system has l
er sent to Dodge City, and 1t is UNDER =
bod that he Is one Of the most valuable
on In the service of the company. Il
owever, through no fault of his own, Fl
has one serious drawback. He was @
ought into this world with the form n
ID features of an Apollo, and this b
tai and irresistible gift of beauty has
ly Increased with age. For this reason !,
r. Ward has always been thorn
lich has pierced the peace OF mind OF 4
Q travelling men, who like to be the
Whole thing" AT Newton the guests
The hotel will be mostly tourists, and ?
,men, and Mr.. Wards one defect, I
stand of hAinn n drn ~ hank nrnI IL ~