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rheumatism Cannot Be Cured
Unless Uric-0 Is Used
Inc Store of H. A. Leonard is the Home of
Uric-0 in Randonh.

The Rheumatic person is skepticaI rag.rdino
ny sialils OF almost any remedy advertised ns 4
SSmepor rheumatism and one can scarcely blame
mn ~ belng So All the plasters and lniments
eolnoined never actually cured a case of Rhen.
iiatlNln. lhey may relieve 1t in one quarter bnt
t - SURF 70 break out somewhere else The only
. sL way 10 cure rheumatism Is to drive ii from
wy ssstem, Tor as long as the Uric and Rheu.
t .ic Aelu remain in the blood one is never an
mr,ey Tree from the trouble This Is where Inc
,ia OF urlc-o as permanent cure for Rheuma
sishi comes IN. 1t seeks out the Rheumatic moi
oli ~ tne Dlood, muscles and kidneys renders il
t t una harmless and drives it out of the svs
asu Inat Is why Uric-O is such an admirable
anu M enectlye cure for Rheumatism
J. ne chlef reason that Uric o is such n wondar
aui a 1ure LOT rheumatism Is that it IL desgnad
@ @ pre,pared 70 cure rheumatism and Rbenna.
othn olls. ~ does not contain any alcohol or
s SVne ~ so.called tonics to make one "feel pood
~ ~ the TIME being, but is composed of antidotas
~, sne rheumatic acid poison in the system Thai
tn ~ NY secret OF It's wonderful success Rhenma'
Tra SIMPLY cannot exist In PERSONS systen, !,
Urc-0 Is used. f'" eysVem II
-h IIlc, y Is sold by H. A. Leonard. oThe boma =,
btNso, IN Randolph, at T5c. and 81 90 the hntte
vuu y you sun feel skeptieal about It's efiirany
a4 van Test II free of charge BY cutting ont M
aun ertlsement and sending same. togetber VIII
SSuur name and address, to the Smith Druo ~
bstacuse N Y, and they will send Won q s9mni
pseie Tree. 10 persons who write and sav * -,
Ia never used Uric-O, want to test II tbnronaI
anu VIII agree to take itsystematcallv acoara
bottle free. f' sehu regular
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EAST BETHEL.

For SALE:--1, 2 and 3yr. old Holstein
heifers, two 8 yr. old colts, brood sows,
/ boar, lwo cheap sleighs. Cold cash
wanted. Nv Z. h. SMITH
Miss Marcia Godfrey is quite i'll at this
writing.
Tom Caloon is laid up with an abscess
on his hand.
NJ. G. washburn and Asa Bennett were
in Bethel recently.
Edna Moore has been quite i'll with the
grip the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Fowler were in
Bethel one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Fowler were among
Randolph visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Folsom OF South
Royalton were callers in town Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. p. e. Carly returned from
their wedding trip Saturday and will
reside with the BRIDES parents for the
present
Miss Abble p. Fowler, oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. W. Fowler, and Mr.
Prescott G. Carly of Concord, Mass, were
married Jan. I'd at Bethel by the Rev. Geo
+. Fortier.
Constantine Chadwick died at his home
in East Bethel Dec. Goth at the age OF 81
years, months and days. He was al
ways kind and obliging, ready and willing
to serve his many friends. He will b.
sadly missed, more especially in the hom'
where he has received the kindest carr
| from Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon and Mr.. Hib-
bard. The funeral was held at Randolph
at Bethany church, under the auspices o
the Grand Army post OF which he was |
! charter member
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coRlNTn.

Mrs. Willard Eastman Is very feeble
Mrs. Corneiia Parker has been visiting
In Manchester, y, H.
Mir. Lord has been suffering with
neuralgia in her face.
ID. O. Cooke has tine new SET OF sleds,
the product OF +. J. hutton's shop
Joel Bixby and daughter, May, OF Tops
ham are working at l, George Edwards
Mrs. Ethel Sargent Eastman is in the
hospital at Tacoma, \, H., for appendle''
It's.
Mrs. Kimball Moul.on has been very
sick for several weeks, Dr, Locke ATTENDS
her. n. -,
Mrs. Alice Edwards united with the
church al the Center last SUNDAY py lel'e'
from the Meadow church,
]. p. Virgins received the news OF Z
birth OF another son, To his son, isaac y
New Hampshire Dee. 10th,
The prevailing distemper has reached
about every home, One or more are sies
with il in about every family,
Mrs. George Hopkins and little ky'
have Joined her husband In Cambridge
Mass, for the winter. He Is painting u
and near Boston.
Mrs, Charles Burroughs underwent
critical operation Saturday, Dec. 2sth, a
her home. Several physicians were pres
emit. She is reported AS doing as well
could be expected.
Mrs. r. IL. Blake OF East Orange wa
taken suddenly Ill at +, j. Hutton's Tues
day.evening of last week. Mr.. Blake wa
notified OF her illness at the Masoni
meeting and quickly came to her relic
with DR.. Dow OF West Topsham, who wa
also at the meeting. She was better s.
she returned home on Wednesday.
AT the annual meeting OF Minerv
lodge, No. SO, +. and A. NJ, j. z. Wiggin
was elected w. NJ; George Diyoll, ). w,
h. ii. Blake, j. W.; f. ;, Locke, Sec
Frank J. Hutton, Treas; b. t. HOLLAND
5. D.; NJ. L. Morse, ]. D.; G. Horac
Doloph, Tyler. The installation is to I
Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, and rs to !
public TO the members and invited guest
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BETHEL olympus.

Hayden Bowen of Lincoln visited his
uncle, s. A. Bowen, several days last week
Mrs. John Morse, ST., has been quite
sick the past week. DR.. o. ID. Greene at.
tends her.
Charlotte Davies, who lives with her
aunt, Mrs. John Morse, Jr., is sick and
under the DOCTORS care.
A daughter was born Jan. 9Th to Mr..
and Mrs. McKiser, who make their home
with their father, W. M. Briggs.
The Bethel branch of the international
Sunshine society will meet with Mrs Ross
Aldrich Thursday, JAM 18th. Please bring
pie, cake or rolls.
The following officers were elected al
the Epworth League meeting Sunday
evening for the next six months: Pres.
David Brown; Vice Pres, Alba Dart, LIST;
Mrs. John Aldrich, I'd Mrs. Henry Dyke
Sd; Sec, Miss Kate Dart; Treas, G. E
Noble; Org, Mrs. e. 0. Tw itchell.
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Forty-fiye couples attsnded ~.
u, A. II. hall Jan. LIST. 'as oal 4
Rev, w. III. Watson was a..
Mrs Agnes hrown over SUNDAY SUE"
Ar.emas Townsend returned Il p,,
academy, Exeter, n, H., Tuesday 'all'ps
Martin kidder has been yi.I,,
parents, MIR. aud Mrs, Clark kidSs, ID
w. q. Hodgkins aud family ~
Monday Tor their new home ia Rssses rev
Charles Scott and Frank R,.-- Va
Sunday TO attend the funeral +, esas
father. ~ shsl
MIR. and Mrs, William Ellis oi p,,.s
spsn, saturday and sunday Win S NJ
Guy and Lyle Crowell OF Bs,n..,
recently been visiting their sunt Nv
Susan finkhsm. ssh NM
Mrs, Carleton Hazen of PORTLAND =.
came Monday TO spend a Few 49, gaas
her father, j. IL. Trask, wa
Mr., and Mrs. George Moshsr ANA
Frank, are Ia Littielon, n. hi. MA ~
aud Mrs. Carl Martin for few days ~
Mr., and Mrs. Henry shipmsp "a
OF Lewiston, Mont, are spending thS "a 20
ter with Mrs. shipman's parents N,
Mrs. o. u. Martin. aa
Miss Helen Campbell has returned =.
Miss kimbalis school Ia Woyoss,Iw'
Mass. and Miss Leila Tinkham "a N p,'a
poet Hin seminary, Greenfield, Mass w
The friends Of Mrs. X. S. MORAN wm.
sorry to hear OF the death OF heF mo,h..
Mrs. Griffin, OF Glens Fails, \. Y ~
died Jan. LIST after six weeks illness
The Congl church and society mss,i,.
held last week "Wednesday, elected n,
following ofiicers;-Pres, James Wahr.
Vice Pres, r. w. Chase Treas n n
Cushman; Col, George Walker; elerk i
II. Hubbard; Com, T.. W. Chase, Geo,s.
Walker, Mrs. Brown.
The remains OF Frank Hussey. a tO,u..
resident OF this town, who died Ia swsr'
ton Saturday, at 6s years % age. ws,.
brought here Monday, accompanied Il
Mr.. Tobin, Miss Matte uussey OF sx.s.
ton and his brother, Matthew Hussey \
Rutland, The funeral was held ia IA,
Congl church Tuesday at 10 o'clock, Rev
+. III. Watson officiating.
This community was shocked on sa,u,.
day when the news came OF the sudden
death OF John Tower. lie was born abt
had always lived IN town, and was nue.,
respected citizen. lie was 81 years Of A.
and left three sons-Charles o. We,
Derby, Scott OF runbrldge, Frank o. Boz.
ton; and one daughter, Mrs. Charles En-
erson, with whom he has lived since IA,
death OF his wife two years ago. Tn
funeral was held at his late home MONDAY
Rev. w. 4. Douglass officiating.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Allen Hall has returned to his school in
Randolph. te
c. II. Taft was in Washington last
week ON business.
Mrs. 4. A. Fits visited her sister in
Barre city Saturday.
The dance was attended by about 90
couples. All had a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing and Lloyd re-
turned to Washington Sunday
+. A. Parker was in Washington one
day recently with farm produce.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Parker visited in
South Randolph the first of the week.
Mrs. G. S. Halls mother is quite sick
fear OF pneumonia. DR.. Newell attends.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Fletcher visited
their daughter, Mrs. Jones Steele, OF East
Roxbury recently.
About so neighbors and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Parker gathered at theii
home New Years eve. All had fine
| time playing games, ending with music
Sandwiches, doughnuts, cake, coffee and
popcorn balls were the refreshments.
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ROBINSON.
HObfNSON.
Howard Lewis has scarlet feser.

Howard Lewis has scarlet fe;er.
Silas Jenpey Of Barre recently visited at
l.. j. Perkins.
Rev. W. IL. Watson preached in The
chapel Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Houston and Boyce OF Bread
Loaf were here two DAYS last week.
Swinyer Brothers have purchased gas.
olene engine 10 use ip the manufacture Of
last blocks.
Miss Leary, the nurse who had been car
ing for Gene Fuller, went to Bethel satuf'
day to visit her sister before returning 10
Burlington.
Miss Katherine Mcneil, being III and
unable to finish her school, went 70 her
home In New Haven Saturday. The ne
maInder of the term will be taught by her
sister, Miss Ruth Mcneil.
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The Best Of All and

For over fifty years Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup has been used by mothers for their children
while teething. Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick child suffering and
once and get bottle of MRS. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teething. Its value Is
,ncaculable. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers
there Is no mistake about It. 1t cures diarrhoea
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie. softens the gums, reduces Inflammation and
"Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Sy J" for children
eething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription Of one Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States, and
IL for sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price 2bc. bottle. Be sure and ask Tor Mrs
Winslows Soothing Syrup.n
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 50-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
G. M, Miller, Bethel.
ID. 0. Goodno, Rochester.
III. g. Hubbard, Granville.
G. J. Stockwell, Hancock.
g. b. Fish, Stockbrdge.
]. A. Chedel & Co., Gaysville.
w. p. Smith, East Bethel.
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Bethel Church Notes.

Methodist church, Jan. BIN the
morning at 10:45, the minister will speak
on strength Supplies;" Sunday school,
IL As; union Y. M. G. A. service in the
evening at $780,
The Methodist church is observing the
week OF prayer by series of cottage meet
ings to be followed on Friday evening by
a meeting at the church building, at 7.30,
when the minister will discuss the ques-
tion, "How to become Christian All
welcome.
Christ church-Sunday, Jan. 18th, morn
ing service at i0:45; Evening Prayer at 80;
Sunday school at II m. Meeting of the
Woman's Guild, this afternoon, at the
residence OF Mrs. Guy Wilson, from to 6
O'Clock. All the women of the congrega-
ton invited. Important matters to be
considered that demand full attendance
Congregational church notes Sunday
Jan. ID, morning worship at 10:45; Mr.
Fuller OF the Windsor county Y. M. G. A.
will speak. There will be special music
consisting of an anthem, "Be Thou G
Cod" also solo, Mrs. X. M. Chase, "Eye
Hath Not Seem" Sunday school at II m
AT 1880 unioa service in the Methodist
church at which Mr.. Fuller will speak or
~ M. =. A. Work.; Bible Class fol
hall an hour preceding the union service
conducted by Mr. Fuller. Let EVERYONE
come. Jan. 10, there will be a Christian
Endeavor social with entertainment in the
yestry of the Cong'l church.
The annual roll call of the Cong'l church
was held Friday evening, Jan. A. Reports
were received from various departments
OF church work showing gain in many
directions. Various lines of church efforl
were discussed, looking forward to the
new year. A goodly number were present
and very enjoyable and profitable eve.
ming was spent together. AS the years &c
by, more is being made Of this most happy
and appropriate custom of the church
1t brings the members together as one
great family reunion. IT'S here, we la,
our lines of endeavor in extending tn,
kingdom Of God in earth IT'S here, tn,
pastor and wife meet the members OF tn,
church as such. lis here, we greet on,
another who are Of the same mind one
toward the other. IT'S here, we plan fol
the veal of the church life in this com
munity. Can we not, next year, maxi
even more Of the roll call than this, for a.
the years go by we learn to treasure, NOR,
and more, these meetings together.
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RRAINIREE.

Mrs. Celia Sumner has been spending a
few days with her granddaughter, Mrs.
George Bacon.
The Ever Ready circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers and Sons will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie G. Lemery Saturday, Jan. II. All
members are requested to be present.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

=. .. Hollis was in town Sunday.
N. G. Handy was in Roxbury Wednes.
day.
Several are i'll with the prevailing dis
temper.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Vinton entertained
several ladies from Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Handy were in
Northtield Sunday, visiting her brother
Luke Tarbell.
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How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims OF appendicitis are lhoss
who are hahitually constipated. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic con.
stipstion by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural action Of
the bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and is mild aud
pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes
Sold by ii. A. Leonard, Randolph, and C.
A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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Bethel Y. M. C. A. Notes.

The next regular meeting of the Y. M.
G. A. will be held next Wednesday even
ing. Att O'Clock there will be a half
hour Bible meeting to which all men are
invited. Afterward, the program will be
in the hands OF the entertainment com
mlttee.
AT the last meeting of the Y. M. G. A.,
held last week Wednesday evening, a
short business meeting was held at which
it was voted to change the Bible study
meeting from Sunday afternoon to
Wednesday evening at O'Clock. After
the business meeting, Mr.. George Abbott
gave a very interesting talk on "What
qualities should a young man cultivate to
become successful business man ~
Light refreshments were served after the
lecture.
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Disturbed the Conoreoation

The person who disturbed the congrega
ton last Sunday by continually coughing
Is requested to buy a bottle of Foley's
Honey aud Tar. Sold by H. A, Ieonayd
Randolph, and G. A. Densmore. Chelsea
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DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
rheumatism Neuralgia, Entirely vegetable Safe
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-10

Terrible plaques, those itching, poster
ing diseases of the skin. Put an end to
misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At any
drug store
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Adams-C Crawford.

The news OF the marriage OF Miss
Cora B, Adams and Nelson u. Crawford
on last Sunday evening At the homo OF the
bride. came as a surprise to their many
friends,as the date OF the wedding had
been kept very quiet. The ceremony
was performed, al. z:sO'in the evening BY
Rev. r. W. lmboden Of the Methodist
church, in the presence Of the relatives
and a few near frisnes Of the young
people,
The bride has made Dodge City her
home for number Of years and has a
large circle of friends and acqnaintances.
Miss Adams was employed at the York
Key Dry Goods store, until she resigned
her position few months ago.
The groom is popular youSa
business man Of the city and holds 9
position as assistant post master. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford left In the
evening for Colorado springs, Colo
where they will remain for a short time
They will receive their, friends afte
September Isl al the home Of Mrs. Mar!
Crawford.
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MAYOR REEVES, SAYS THAT
DODGE CITY WILL Be
USING NATURAL
GAS.
6 MONTHS FROM NOW
Proposition offered City to
Pipe Gas in at Rate to Re-
due Cost of Fuel.

A natural gas proposition that will
bring the cost Of fuel down to some
thing like what basis of $3.50 fol
Canon City coal would be Is staring the
City council in the face at present
Mayor Revees gave 1t as his opinion thai
Dodge City would. be using natural ga.
within six months.
Companies have been piping natura
gas across the state from east 10 west anG
"a great many towns now have the ser.
vice. Natural gas has been piped as fal
In this direction as Hutchinson, and Il
Is the intention 70 come as far west al
Dodge City with 1t II franchises can b.
secured
IT. is likely that the council here vii
grant the franchise asked for, providln,
the company is willing to bind itself t,
the proper restrictions, and put itsel
under agreement to get busy at once ant
furnish gas within the next six months
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BASE BALL CLUB.

Twenty-Five Members now in Club
Series of Games to Begin Soon.
The Dodge City Base Ball club has
been re-Organized with the following
officers and members Manager anc
secretary, Jim Cord; treasurer, D. j.
Phillips; captain, Roy Nicholas; feld
manager, Ross Pixley. The members
are, Messrs., Louis Smith, Fred Simmons
Harry Eash, Roy Nichols. Karl Miller
win Miller, Ralph Pixley. Ross Pixley
Roger Dean, Abe Little, Weyans, A.
Dougherty, Carol Lord, J. F. Manary
W. G. Green. Wm. Maddox, Arthur
Riney, Clyde Smith.
About thirty games have been written
for and all the replies received so faI
have been favorable. Before long q
series Of very Interesting base ball games
will be played on the diamond at this
city. The new suits for the team here
have been received and will be worn Ia
the next game. They are Of red color
with the letters D. O. In white on the
front. The date Of the arst game will be
given 10 this paper later.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-07-11

Through the courtesey Of the editor !
amgi9en apaceto set down few thoughts
on the creed OF Catholics. And first l
must express my appreciation Of that ex-
ample Of opeDmindedness. The local
paper is an index Of the local mood.
The paper Is broad and therefore the
people cannot be bigotted. Perhaps the
sweet air Of the prairle is fatal to the
bacillus bigotry. That may be but
rather think that the spirit Of the ''square
deal Is abroad and busy 10 things re-
ligious as well as political. Whatever the
cause, there Is the fact, the eonsoling
fact, that today Catholic priest without
fear of exciting bitterness. can write
about the Catholic church and be sure Of
respectable hearing from non- Catholics
as well as from his own. Contrast that
altitude with the conduct Of the Jews
who stopped their ears when st.
Stephen was telling them the truth.
Verify "tfe minds Of men haye widened
with the process of the sunsn.
The openmlnded man is not afraid Of a
new idea. He lifts up bis soul windows
and welcomes every beam Of light, and
absorbs the fresh braOing air. The man
Of narrow mind wants nothing new OF
fresh or fair. His windows are dowr
tight. He lives and breathes and hat
bis being in the same stale poisoned
atmosphere.
The openminded man wants truth
He-kn0ws that as the eye was made L
see things as they are, go was the mint
made to grasp things as they are, not al
they are said. to be. He looks at tn,
Catholic church as the man Of mind ant
imagination must look on Niagara Falls
with awed wonderment. He goes Il
unprejudiced sources. He learns th'
truth. Then he asks himself like the oil
Indian chef before the door of th'
Congressional Library, 'made by man?'
There's the rub. Could man have give
the church what man did not possess
power over the human heart always an,
everywhere As well ask II man cut tn
rocks and weighed the waters that finI
themselves In fine frenzy rolling into tn
greedy gorge Of the Niagara river.
Aman- made institution follows the fat
Of man. 1t Is born, lives for lIttl
while and then like a bubble that
burst, passes out Of sight forever. Th
Catholic church is more than 100
years old. Its eye is as bright, its ste
as elastic, its mind as clear, its heart .
warm, as when its sons and daughter
went down 70 death on the floor Of tn
Roman amphitheatre with prayer fO
their murderers on their dying lips.
\ The openminded man seeing that, be
gins to ask himself, sis all that | hav
heard and read against the Catholi
church true?".
A few months ago In New York City
heard DR.. Lloyd, n sometime Protestan
minister now Catholic, say that be wa
melted to study the facts about th
Catholic church, by reading Fox's Boo
Of Martyrs. The book tries to sho,
that Catholics are bad Get. DR.. 10y
was open minded. he wanted proofs
He found them. He is happy.
What a terrific shock for man to dis
cover when 1t Is too late, when death !
clutching and gripping like monster Il
the dark, that his life was q failure be
cause he lacked openmindedness.
G. MENsIs, DE-.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-07-11
kansa. State Agricultural College.

Kansas State Agricultural College.
Beautiful Campus. Sixteen Largt
buildings. Well Equipped Labora-
tories.
One hundred and eight instructors
1887 students. The largest and bes
agricultural college In the country.
SEVEN COURSES Agricultural, Do
mestic Science, General Science, Mechan'
ical Engineering, Electrical Engineer
ing, Architecture, and Veterinary.
Short courses in Agriculture, Dairy
ing, and Domestic Science.
A Preparatory Department is main
tanned for persons over eighteen.
Expenses low Catalogue free.
PRES. e. 4. NICHOLS,
Box 81. Manhattan, Kan
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The Hippodrome Shows.

The Hippodrome shows consisting OF
aerialists, its eQuilibrists, its marvellous
acrobats, its seemingly boneless men and
women, Its sweet singing and graceful
dancers and its funny clowns, will give
one performance In Dodge City, Monday
evening, July 10. Prices, children lOc,
adults zoe.
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THE "FOURTHp RACES.
Good Crowd Attended Meeting at
the Park on last Thursday.

A good crowd attended the races given
BY the Driving Park association at the
park Oh last Thursday afternoon. Tue
Dodge City band furnished 'ausic for the
occasion. Tne following isa summary
OF the races
GREEN PACE.
Cora Alden. Miller. l-l-l'
Rodney. wilkinson. 2-S-2
Sah J.uma Kerns. 3-2-3
Time l09-1:0S Il :OSb
FREE FOR ALL TR0T. q
Gold Thorn. Dondanville, I'LL.
Gorden Reward. Prough. 2-2-2.
Sentinel Conquest. Lesher. 3-3-3.
Time l :13-1 :134-l:l6
FREE FOR ALL PACE,
Chief vesuvius. Dondanville III
Carrie w. Prough. 2-3--z
Iron Horse. Lesher. 3--2,-3'
Time l:O6.-l -l:0s4-1 :0S.
Game Bird won mile and ! mile
dash. Time, 24--519.