The Globe-republican., 1906-07-19

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cream.
The "Rest room" is still only partly
furnished.
STAYED OR aToLEN-A black pony.
Notify O. NJ. Shultz. 81
FoR REST-Room for small business.
See Russell & Crane. tt
A son was born on Sunday July 10, to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrows
A soa was born to MI. and Mrs. Dan
French on last Friday morning.
To Rent--Four room house, and barn.
second door north third ward school.
Gurdon Fox left the first Of the week
for visit with bis daughter In Iowa.
Pianos, Organs and all kinds Of music.
al goods.-P. H. YouHa Music house.
Town loasfor sale cheap. Good loca-
ton. ,KIRKPATRIoK AND MARTIN.
Cora Leatherwood has taken a position
Ia the York Key store at the cashiers
desk.
Patronize the White Swan Laundry
Phone No. 267. H. X. Plunkett, pro-
prietor. 81
1t Is reported that Mr. E. Ballard will
be the manager Of the farmers Elevator
Company.
Pure Linseed OH at 600 per gallon.
Carriers White Lead 90 per Id. Rath &
cambridge.
A second nine from Dodge City play.
ed in Garden City yesterday and met
slaughter.
LosT-Turquois locket, containing
daughters picture. Liberal reward. A.
RUSSELL.
Ice cream and ices furnished on orders
for parties and banquets at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
Rand Mrs. T. W. Swinney Of Fort
Dodge have returned from stay on
their ranch near Hartland, Hans.
Leave your orders for bright, new
alfalfa hay at Martin Bros, phone 70.
81. 90 per ton delivered to your barn.
w. p. Ready and wife and Miss Nellie
Sughrue left Monday fora visit to Chi.
cago, New York, Philadelphia and
Warrington, D. G.
The party given last week at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Bseson was at
tended by over hundred ladies and was
very enjoyable affair.
Up to date no one has been discovered
In Dodge City who ever attended one OF
the White dinners or who has any
knowledge that will throw light on the
White Thaw offair.
There is lot of water in the Arkansas
river. The high water, expected every
summer has made its appearance At last.
There was four foot raise the first Of
the week, and il is still coming.
j. II. Lighter, brother of w. L.
Lighter of this county, and editor Of
The Reveille, published at Rolfe, Iowa
was here the past week visiting his
brother and looking at the country.
j. d. Brown reports that the Russian !
thistle and sweet clover are spreading
over the county this year. Mr.. Brown
says that there should be general action
against these pests, and that the action
ought to have official backing.
StudebaEer and Stewart completed the
job Of plasterlng the Carnegie Library
building this week. The work was
finished in eleven and half days, which
was making good time as there were all
kinds of pillars and circles and "fussy"
places to plaster.
Word was relieved here last Thursday
OF the death Of DR.. W. H. Garrett, who
left here some time ago to return to the
home Of his father, George W. Garrett
in Pennsy lvania. DR.. Garrett came to
Dodge City about five years ago. He
was young physician Of ability and at
the beginning built up fine practice.
For the past two or three years he had
been a sufferer from consumption and h0
had given up all hope Of recovery before
he left Kansas for the east. He died on
July 5. DR.. Garrett carried $1,000 In
surance In the A. o. U, w. here, made
payable to bis father.
On Saturday the 14th, the A. B. girls
who are "making trip around the
world" arrived 10 London where accord. n
ing to their plans they were to witness
aides base ball team from America but
he usual London weather was not taken |
INTO consld GRAFTON by our American girls '
who are used to fne weather and they
we're at first very disappointed to find the
'ain pouring down at such a rate that