The Globe-republican., 1906-08-02
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New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Burnett are In Col
orado this week.
Mrs. Vencil has returned from visi
OF several weeks at Excelsior Springs.
Dr.. and Mrs. Milton expect to leav,
next week for a short stay In Colorado.
Miss Nora Carson has taken position
with the Dodge City Telephone company
The most important committee for the
reunion was over looked. q committee on
weeds.
Mrs. B. F. Milton and Miss Eleanor
Milton have returned from their visit 10
the east.
The Western Union Telegraph com.
pany is putting In q new line Of poles
through town.
Riley Reeves Is building q fine resi-
denos in the west part OF town, just
north of Mrs. Churchills new home.
John Miller has Gold Thorn, fine
horse owned by Mr.. Biggs Of Garden
City, In training at the Dodge City track
The city's property valuation shows a
nice increase this year. AT the meeting
of the council last night the members
were enabled to decrease the tax levy
eight mills below the levy of last year.
When applied and covered with hot
cloth Pinesalve acts like poultice. Best
for burns, braises, bols, cracked hands,
eczema, skin diseases, letter, etc. Sold
by Pine & Bond, Druggists.
The social given on the court house
lawn yesterday evening by the ladies of
the Episcopal Church was attended by
large crowd and was success In every
way. Beeson's orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
For bloating, belohing, sour stomach,
bad breath, malas simiation of food, and
all symptoms of indigestion. Rings
Dyspepsia Tablets are prompt and
efficient corrective. Two days treatment
free. Sold by Pine q Bond, Druggists.
A second nine base ball crowd went
to Spearville last week and were de-
feated in the close and small score OF
20 to 5. This was not grief enough SO
the same crowd went on to kinsley and
we're defeated there In score OF to l.
The biggest Improvement for the pre-.
ent week In Dodge City has been at the
court house grounds. Those high weeds
in the street around that block were all
cut and the appearance Of the block has
been improved wonderfully.
The Bell Telephone company is dis
trbuting poles along the Santa Fe road
for their Denver and Kansas City long
distance line. When this line Is completed
there will be fine long distance service
out Of Dodge City.
The council has instructed the park
committee to nave regular line OF
electric lights down Fourth avenue from
Santa Fe Trail street. There will now be
a good circuit and the park will have
good lighting facilities during the COM
ing reunion.
Since the big success Of the district re-
union here, Hutchinson Is planning to
organize a similar association. A better
plan for Hutchinson would be to use her
energies on the state fair, and join the
Reunion association that has been FORM
ed here.
1t is claimed by the scientists of the far
north that large supply of grasshoppers
are preparing to start eastward, and
Minnesota, Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa
farmers are warned 10 look out for them.
If the bug Socialists are not altogether
mistaken 1t is to be hoped that they are
correct 10 leaving Kansas out Of the list
1t is reported that T. P. Kingrey and
A. w. Smith, formerly of Dodge City,
have bought hotel at Excelsior Springs,
Missouri. The Lithla springs 1t Is said
are In this hotel building and bath
house for patients will be put in the
hotel. A. P. Coons, formerly of this
place is also at Excelsior Springs In the
hotel business.
The claim made by A. j. Anthony for
losses by indian raids in the early days
In Ford county, and which was allowed
some time ago, has been paid BY the
government. The losses were for stock
run away, and property destroyed Of
Mr.. Anthony and R. NJ. Wright, Mr..
Anthony few dsys ago received the
payment OF the claims, amounting to
$50l5.
A hundred years ago the best physl-
clan would give you medicine for your
heart without stopping to consider what
effect 1t might have on the liver Even