The Globe-republican., 1907-05-09

Bicycle and general repairing. Il. L.
Carey. 5.l5
A twelve pound boy was born to Mr..
aad Mrs. Chas. Thomas on May the 3rd.
Rubber stamps, badges, etc. First door
sout b of rink. 515
CIV Hey J. Tullis Of Gray county proved
up his homestead at the land Office
this week.
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numb er is "a. Gail up the Office If you
have "a news item.
Mrs. Thomas Walker is circulating a
petiiio, to have Governor Hoch commute
the life sentence of her son Joseph Val
ker.
N. j. E'lnke, who has been In this city
for til past fifteen days assisting to con-
duct sale of pianos, left Tuesday even
ing fo his home in Kansas City.
A. F. Wheelan has purchased some
prop' rty on the corner of Second avenue
and Hickory street, near The residence of
Will ii owman. lie will lay the founda-
ton I, 4, fine new home next week.
Nine, ,lots for sale, three blocks west of
Carlegi Library. Sidewalk is built,
water o. 4 street. Building restrictions
Easy pa, 'ments. Apply to P. Il. Young
and E. Il Ballou. II
Bula G ilpin will organize classes in
elocution md physical culture, beginning
June @. taken In class, the tuition will
be so for lessons, private lessons 80
cents each. 1t
Fl. G. Oh, lpman has been made deputy
surveyor for Ford county and will assist
Surveyor Eul gene Smith In the work OF
that office. lr Chapman is helping to
do surveying in other neighboriDg eOun-
ties.
The news of the death of Arley Davis,
Of thi ! county, was received
here this week. Mr.. Davis was brother.
in-law of Henry Stein OF this county. He
died at his HON g in Burlingame last
week,
The Block Hou 70 will be o. ened Mon
lay, May the 9th. Boarding and room
Ing by day, week, or month Large, airy
rooms, in good loca ton. Everything
new and first cl ass. l'ath and electric
iglt, Urder II lie NAM cement of Mr..
Ind Mrs. J. A. Itury. 81
NJ L Snyder's hotel and general store
It Minneola, " ms burned 70 The ground
ate Wednesday evening. He also owns
livery stable d. necIy across the street
nd succeeded q saving this building.
This is a great lc IS for Minneola.
Decoration D az will soon be here and
lowers are like ly to be very scarce this
ear. 1t will be much appreciated II
hose who hav no OF her purpose for their
overs, will fave thel and bring them
0 the G. A. r. Tal the day before
decoration Day. Con veyances are also
eeded and anyone witt Is able to spare
rig will be doing a favor by making
MENTION of IL TO some me mber of the @.
I,R
Marx Taylor was sever ely burned TO-
ay, while engaged IN Woik al tne
'antorium. 1t seems that he was over
ONE by gas from gasolen vat near
'hich he was working, 81 q Tell un-
Dnscious into the vat. He was tnere
)me time before he was fou ana MS
ack was badly burned. He was taken
the McCarty hospital. Viii le. ne is eH-
ected to recover in few Y Teek ', nc ~
Altering greatly from his inju. ies.
FoR SALE-Twenty horse pl wer j. l.
ase traction engine with ste 81 tende.
nd steel water tank; largest stze il IN
ase separator with welgher, 81 VI feeder
nd wind stacker; machine over and
ook shack. Outfit In best Of c ndltion;
as been we'll taken care Of, and all that \
needed to TIT season Is small number i
y u
belts Engine can be fitted ! or plows
18th very little expense. PriC e $780,. !
llf cash, balance October 3lst Ten per
mt off for all cash. Outfit I lost new
,rce years ago So 800. Object inselling
ant to quit the business. Uutd now Ia
awnee county. Call, OF wrl Be II. D.
eeth, Ford, Kansas. 50 ]