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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
FLAG DAY in BOISE
Citizens and School Children Will Pay
Tribute to Old Glory.
Special TO The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune,
BOISE. Ida, June l3.-E'lag day to.
morrow will be observed with appro-
pirate exercises IN the public schools.
Citizens generally will also observe the
day by displaying Old Glory.
The Highschool commencement exer-
ciscS Will be held tomorrow evening
and tho address to tho class will be
made by Chief Justice Ailshle of the
State Supreme court. The valedictory
address will be made by Muriel Shaw
and the diplomas Will be presented by
President Black OF the Lewiston Nor,
NAL school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
MES|CH REFUSES TO
TALK TO HIS WIFE.
Austrian Accused of Murder Re-
fuses to See Woman Who
Ran Away From Him.
: II + : !. !.

Stanisa Mesich, the Austrian
who shot and killed Herman
: Obrovitch. his wife S seducer, a
few nights ago, refused Thurs
: day to see his wife in the city
: jail. The woman, who is being
held as q witness, told .Jailer
; Earl Ripley that she would like
: to talk TO her husband. Ripley,
who had heard that Mesich had
; threatened TO kill ms wife,
. first asked him if he wanted TO
: sec her, and Mesicb declared
: that he did not
: The police have learned that
: Obrovitch, after running away
: with Mesich g wife and 800,
which the woman stole from her
husband and boarder, threat
ened to kill Mesich if the latter
did not indorse two certificates
: of deposit for 5000 each, which
the wife also took in her flight
These certificates were 80 made
out that it was impossible TO get
the money on them unless they
We're indorsed by both Mesich
and his wife
The woman now seems repent
ant, and to have desire to be-
come reconcjled to her husband.
; The latter Will hee srraigned
either today or tomorrow on a
charge of murder in the first de-
gree, although there is little be-
lief in police circles that he will
he convicted.
!, :: :;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
OMAHA ROosTERs ARE
HEADED FOR ZION.

: Special 10 The Tribune,
!. POCATEBLO, Ida, June Is.
: "A special train carrying eigh-
!. tv-ejght members of the Omaha
: Commercial club s northwest
!. trade excursion arrived here
: this afternoon and departed two
: hours later for trip through
;. the upper valley Of the Snake
: river, The progress of the train
!. of eight Pullmars across south
!. ern Idaho was marked by elab
: oratc receptions at all towns.
: Leaving Boise at midnight, the
!. excursionlsts reached Mountain
: Home AT 6 o'clock this morn
!. ing. Shoshone at noon and
: American Falls Mt 2;l5. At
: the latter place the Nebraska
: boosters were treated to a ride
!. in an cmigrant train of six
: wagons drawn by sixteen oxen,
: over part Of the old Oregon
/. trail.
: The tour Of the Omaha men
. which when completed, viii
. 6nver 5000 miles, and cost
: $4,000, is the greatest get
. acquainted movement ever
started in the west. The train
. viii reach Salt Lake Mt 9
. o'clock Sunday for nine-hour
: visit there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Raan.Eaters Shut Ont.

ST. LOUIS, June tS.-St Louis won
today's game. l 10 o. Karser and Young
pitched brilliant ball Young gave the
only base on balls which hesnoed in a
victory for the locals R.H u.
St Louis ...0 D 0 / 0 0 0 II c l
Boston .. 900 u o q q q %
Betteries-Kareer and Marshall Young
and Needham. Three base hit-Bates.
Base on balls-Off Young |. Struck out
BY Earger, g. by Young. 1. Umpire
Riglar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
ResurveyinG Boundary.
Special 10 The Tribune.

tSV''Tf'T 10 IT'' TTTWIT'0
WASHINGTON, June l3-Tbe Sec
rotary of the Interior has awarded the
contract for the work of re.cstablishing
the boundary lines between Wyoming
and Nebraska to Edward f. Stable.
United States euNVeyor at Chevenne.
The resurvey and markings will be com
pletcd this summer
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Western Po5tm1st;ers.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The fol.
lowing postmasters were appointed 20.
day:
Utah-Kamas, Summit county, Gene
We've j. Polk, Tremonton. Box Elder
county, William n. Campbell
Nevada-Bullion. Elk county, Grace
II. Martin, Marble. Nye county, Hiram
r. ra rkar
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Debate Leads TO Death.

NAPLES. June l2.-Marinno Palom.
beIli, writer of popular songs, and
Alfonso Macale owing to literary .leal-
ousy, began All acrimonious debate
which ended in fight with knives.
Macale was stabbed in the heart and
killed and Palombcli IS dying from a
wound in tho side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
WOMAN LOSES $500
ON PUBLIC STREET

Mrs. Beverly, woman phvsi.
clan who is stopping at the Wei
Iington hotel, corner Third West
and South Temple streets, lost
$500 In currency somewhere on
South Temple street Thursday
forenoon. She put the money in
an envelope, and placed the en-.
velope in the outer pocket Of her
raincoat. Then she started to
walk up South Temple street
from the hotel. and when she
reached First West street she
missed the money. She reported
her loss To the police, after re-
tracing her steps and making a
vain effort 10 find the money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
KILLS WIFE AND MOTHER
AND HIS LITTLE SON

LRONTON, O.. Juuc Is.
Charles Shafer Of Symmes Creek
shot his wife and her mother.
Mrs, George Thacker. today He
then took his 2-year-old son upon
q hill, shot him dead and at-
tempted 10 burn tho body. Then
he escaped, Domestic trouble is
given as tine cause.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
An Uphill Contest.

DES MONIES, Ia. June 13.-Des
Mo,nes won an uphill game from Pueblo
TODAY after presenting the visitors with
five runs in the first. RH'E.
pueblo O1O 0 o o l. . 10 3
pes Moines 20 2 '-i2 IL
gatteries-Morgan. Jackson and Bender;
Smith Clark and Yeager
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
American Association Games.

Al CoIumbus-First game, Columbus ?.
Kansas City / second game Columbus
;. Kansas City 4.
At Indianapolis-First game. lndianapo
lis MINNEAPOLIS o; second game. Indian
apolis 2, Minneapolis a.
Al Loulsville-Loulsvillc o, 81. Paul l,
AZ Toledo-Toledo-M Milwaukee game
postponc ed; wet grounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Champions Beat Hiphlanders

1EW YORK. June i3.-The Chicago
worlds champions defeated the New
Torks today by n score OF TO 3. The
visitors were tied i'm the NTH. but won
out In the ninth on a single. sacrifice
and another safe hit 70 center R.H Il.
Chicago 49,, ,S 0Oo ii l5 1
New York ..... n q q 0 o o 0--3 o
Batteries-WsIsh and Sullivan: Keete.
Kitson and Kleinow
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Killed by EXPLOSION.

PORTSMOUTH. England. June Ia
Lieutenant Hart was killed and three
sailors injured by an explosion OF gaso
line today on board submarine boat
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Major w. 2. Butler Dies.

BLOOMINGTON, H., June "a
known officers Of the Illinois National
Guard during the Spanish American
War and in command of regular army
troops in Porto Rico for some years
subsequently. died here today, aged 53
wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Place for Salt Lake.

Special TO The Tribune
WASHINGTON, June BE j. Hell
lar Of Salt Lake has been appointe ed
copyist in the Land office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Wisconsin for Two-Cent Fare.

MADISON, Wis, Juno 13,-The SEN
ate today by vote of 2l to 6 killed
the 2-cent fare railway bill after the
measure Ind been under debate an hour
aud 81 half
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Chauffeur Is Killed

HAMBURG. June 13.-fn the ex-
animation heats for Emperor William s
cup today, automobile "19.C' was de
molished al the village Of Craven Wies-
bach. The chauffeur was killed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Hits When Needed.

CINCINNATI. June 13.-Timely hitting
misplays of the Philadelphia team also
aiding the locals R.H.E.
Cincinnati :. "a 0 1 8 o ~-5 8 0
Philadelphia . % / O 1 % .
Batteries-We Coaklev and Nc
Lean Moren and Doom. Two base hits
knahe, Courtney Bransheld. Three base
hits-Ganzel. Titus. Struck out-By
We'mer, /; by Coakey. |; by Moren. !.
Base on balls-Of Welmer 4; off Coax
ley. 2; off Moren. 3 Cmpire-klem.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Long and Exciting Game.

LINCOLN, June l3,-LinColn won an
exciting ten-lnninG game from Denver
today. rN'hE'
Lincoln o.. .,..2 . u - !
Denver 100 o o = D o o n % .
Ratterjes-Zackert and Iinran, Adams
and ZauskN,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Miss Sutton Wins.

BECKENHAM, England, juno 1S.-
In the fourth round FOR tine ladies ten
mis- championship at Kent today, May
Sutton of California beat Miss Wilson
6-l, Cd, 6-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
WESTERN LEAGUE
Jarrott Allows Fourteen Hits.

OMAHA, June l3.-Fourtesn safe hits.
six of them being for extra bases, cost
Jarrott the game he pitched for SIOUX
City today IS h,h'
Omaha .110oi2 o IS IA L
sioux city ..,.0 q o q %
Batteries-Hil and Gonding, Jarrott
and Sheehan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Metcalf Back Home,

WASHINGTON. June l3.-Thc dis,
patch boat Dolphin. with Secretary OF
the Navy Metcalf and party on board,
arrived at the navy yard at II clock
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
JEWISH WOMEN LEAD
WAR AGAINST BUTCHERS.

CLEVELAND, O., June 13.-
With renewed and increased bit
terness the meat war broke out
again today in the Jewish sec
tion. Women again led the op.
position to the purchase Of meat
at the increased prices. A crowd
of several hundred women com
PEELED many Of the shop proprie-
tors to close their rooms. De.
livery wagons were held up and
the meat thrown into the street
By the irate women. Numerous
arrests were made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Rhodes Starts Poorly.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Cleveland
DEBATED Philadelphia today by bunchInc
hits on Waddell In the ninth inning
aided by an error Of Odring. Rhodes was
hit hard by the home team and was re-
hall. Ri r.
Cleveland II 90 o o o o 0 SIS IL 2
Philadelphia II 1 ] . o II o 0-5 10
Observation-Disclosures. CJarkson, Leibhardt
and Wakefield. Waddel and Schreck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Young Mother of Eleven.

Special to The Tribune.
LARAMIE. Wyo., June l3-Mrs.
John Crumlcv. n negress, living mere,
today gave birth TO her eleventh child,
a daughter. she being but 81 years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
Lie Scene i'm Courtroom as Whole
/ Murderer ReCites Story of His
and Decision to
Admit All.
70 BREAKS DOWN ONLY ONCE
/ DI)RING LONG AND SEVERE ORDEAL
1dps Hard to Make Orchard Admit That
'fYopcted Full Confession Would Save
Him from GaIIOws.

1s0, Jule d,
..,;,s 70 save the life OF
u,rwool and the good name
Federation Of MircTG
r,s,sst assault upon Harry
a.. when carrying the re-
..,,raminalion of his life
q, 10 his confession they
lid his guiding motives.
IL spent in stripping nm
N Of every shred of moral
I'D, and then suddenly tuIn~
!, final force attack they
Esr means known 10 the
! convince the jury that
!, ,ommitting a crime in
rrg away the lives of inno-
| 4, hope Of saving his own.
lssir attack to the very
Ilh which the witness
Nm questions and every
lI.ged by forceful implica-
s,s put into his mouth by
u him.
r,,ic Scene in Court.
3 Of quickly delivered MT
b lhs trial nmil the scenes
|sIrd the witness chair III
court a depth Of drama
ia compelling human in
piwsd and held every man
vko watched and listened.
y rhen they recited to him
kng David Hnl Uriah that
hPulsnd related 10 him
y seking a Confession. lie
1V, himself, but the tears
Fs and be rocked unevenly
sg Eomau. His voice low
Bls.s and he hid his face
'rthist. Then he steatlied
Stri on strongly 10 Tie
e'i'ded his motives by say
NJ hnally found true con
= peDlteuce had resolved
fsable reparaijon by free
fnI. Mcfarland nad told
vas doing a great ser-
s'a'e and that States were
sbo served them; thcIe
sicmise.
lOst II YOU confessed 10
rg nurler the State wound
Z ihe way?'' hammered
hrd;ou.
Do it Quickly'"
'hFy would put me out OF
L'h''s along the line the
y0u that YOU could get
A9'Ae 1t on to somebody
I a' was not the thought
s'v Of Emotion.
vas that Orchard gave
nplanatlon of the mo
',vd MN 10 confess His
"s tone. but there was
Of emotion. Complete
II nsE word to ihe entire
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81, pul | Was afraid
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lsA , that | would be for for,
IN :. : ,f! Confession of every.
sr.,S,sliln 70 think that the grave
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'oe truth about the
,ssught You wou,a
Iun"ne "e fnturc by hayino
Jung did you9'' asked
la amy HI any man can maxi ,
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Ila" ny, was my duty " TO ""i.; tnl,
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III !" e'd and to my ~
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ri r'sagygEsstoa yEs that if Or
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sSsS SssSSfsted to him i'm" bE otae, ne,
!. irSS,n Miners. n Tbsv THS west rest
eGprcs.ol "t Wnel
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Al Washington-W Washing gton- Detroit
game posi- tponed wet grounds.
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Z s'Se Him Words.

3 ri rsfsSEsste@ H. that if Or.
EpsasGIsa0dl aGa and d. himself if dis di'
~ sSIssSfs,,ed p 70 s' bi%y amy bS other her
e of Mi:l n Joined the west, ese
y sfiSs e tI"., the ritual b%ty basy mi,sd FSs6
oppressed the bclief 4
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YOUR VACATION

win be made more agreeable ~
The Tribune follows you. Mo
extra charge for mailing. Ad-
dress changed as often as dc.
sired
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
ms BUREAU.

-. not visited The
nv. seu have missed
- an sIi the latest 'I'era.
~ ~. eosIest place in
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E d it quiekIvfp

= 90 1t quickly?'
'lFy would put me out OF
''n''e along the line the
y0u that YOU could get
A''Ae 1t on to somebody
1' was not the thought
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-17
RESOLUTIONS.
At The Last Meeting of the Atheneum
Club the Following Resolutions
were Ad0nfan.

At The Last Meeting Of the Atheneum
Club the Following Resolutions
were Adopted.
Whereas, II has pleased our heavenly
Father to remove from our midst an
esteemed member and Whereas, the
Atheneum club has suffered a severe and
irreparable loss In the death of Mrs. DR..
W. H. Graves and,
Whereas, we feel the loss of her
mature judgement, scholarship and valu
able advice in our work, therefore, be it,
Resolved, That we do hereby record
the deep sense Of our loss as a club and
as individuals and extend to the be-
reaved husband and children of the de-
CEASED our sncerest sympathy and con-
dolences. Be it further,
Resolved, That copy Of these re-
solutions be spread upon the minutes OF
the Atheneum club, copy sent to each
member of the family and also published
In each OF the newspapers OF this city.
MRS. JEANETTE ROSE.
MRS. JULIA JUDD.
MRS. MARY l.. LILLIs.
Committee.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The high school physics class had ex-
periments last Monday.
The students of the Dodge High school
are still getting curtain lectures each
morning from the superintendent.
Lloyd Brown and Raymond COffey have
again started to school, 50 they can play
on the foot ball team. it Is said.
The high school pupils are still waiting
for their grade cards which were prom
ised the first.
The Freshmen have decided on grange
and black for their class colors. Why
don't they get something original?
The foot ball team has practiced hard
every night getting ready for the game
iu Great Bend Saturday.
Refreshments are not allowed in the
Junior room 10 the afternoon.
The balcony is gaining Its old place
among the girls of the high school who
have surplus time on their hands,
Inspector johnson from X, U. visited
The high school Tuesday,
Donnie Wilks has quit limping.
Miss Smith says that Mr.. Burlington
has sears that hear not'' Why didn't
he attend Byron Kings lecture.
The Junior girls must not take papers
to the board with them. Miss Smith
says she has right 10 everything in the
loom.
The freedman and Sophomore classes
held meetings at the school building last
Friday evening. The Sophomores tried
to break up the freshman meeting but
Supt. Mallory came to the aid of the
"fresb ones" in due time and saved the
honor of the class.
BLUE LAW No l-"Boys not allowed
10 the bell room"
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Mr.. AYERS TO NEWTON.
Report of His Assignment TO Division
Superintendent's Office at Newton
X Seems to be true,

superintendent OiHCe dl NEWTON
y Seems to be true,
There was rumor last week that
Geo. W. Aver, division superintendent
here, would be moved to Newton to
occupy the same position on that division
Mr.. Aver has been at Topeka this week
and nothing definite was known at the
offices here regarding his assignment to
the Newton Office.
1t is learned here however upon pretty
good authority that the change will be
made. and 1t is likely that his appoint
ment to the Newton office will be an
nounced within few days.
Who his successor here will be, If the
change is made is not known, but 1t is re-
ported that 1t will probably be Mr.. Tice
who, ls now on one of the western
divisions. OF course everybody here is
hoping to see Mr.. Coffey promoted to
superintendent. in case Mr.. Aver should
70 to the Newton office, but from all that
can be learned, we are going to be dis
appointed.
Dodge City people will very much re-
gret to see Mr.. Aver and his family leave
here, but will be glad to see him given a
place which is considered In line of
promotion.
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Leatherwood- Pixley.

Ralph W. Pixley and Mis-, Cora B.
Leatherwood were quietly married
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock al
the home OF The BRIDES father. The
ceremony was performed by Elder j. E.
Cornelius and only the immediate mem
bers of the family were present
Both of these young people are well
known in Dodge City and popular among
their many friends and acquaintances.
The bride graduated from the high school
here two years ago and since then has
been employed at times in the, York
Key Dry Goods store. The groom has
good position in The Santa Fe Super.
jntendent's office at tbs point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pixley left on an evening
train for Chicago and other eastern
points where they will visit fer short time
before returning to this city to make
their home.
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Party at Fl. Dodge.

When it was learned at the Soldiers
Home last week that F. W. Boyd had
taken his discharge from the Home to
move to Kingsdown where he will con
duct general sto with his SON. law,
his friends prepared a big surprise party
for him, and the party was given on last
Wednesday. The ladies planned the
party and prepared the feast and 1t was
vii a great success. The removal Of Mr..
Boyd and family is much regretted by
their friends at the Home. Mrs. Boyd
has been appointed postmistress at
Kingsdown and will take charge upon
their arrival there. Miss Bessie goes
with them to their new home.
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Hardin Dimmett.

Mics Ethel N. Hardin and James B.
Dimmett were quietly married Wednes-
day evening by Rev. F. W. Imboden at
The M, K parsonage. The parents and
brother of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Hardin and Wallace Hardin, were pre-
sent at the ceremony.
The bride was dressed in a pretty wed.
ding gown of white silk, She came to
this county from Kentucky about six
years ago and during that time has made
many friends. Mr.. D;mmitt is barber
at the Kolly shop and came to this city
a year and half ago. His former home
was in KingmaD
Mr.. and Mrs. Dimmett left "Wednesday
evening for visit with relatives in
Hutchinson, Kingman and other points
and will be gone about three weeks after
which they will take charge of Mrs.
Enderly's roomlng house in this city,
until her return from Kansas City.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Joseph w. Scott OF Grant county and
Miss Rose Hartwell Of Mound City, were
married at the Great Western Hotel
Tuesday.
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Death OF j. n. Cormana.

J. Il. Cormana, one Of the old settler
Of Wilbnrn township died at his home
near Wilburn on Tuesday morning. Mr..
Cormana was In splendid health until last
summer, when he had very bad spell,
He came to Dodge City for treatment
and staid In town until be was mvch i'm
proved. Later he was able to re sumo his
work on the farm, but was taken sick
again some time ago. His wife died a
number ofyears ago, and he lived upon
the farm with his two children, son and
daughter who are about 10 and 10 years
of age.
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Bids Wanted.

Wanted, bids for doing the excavating
also bids for furnishing material and
laying pipe complete, and also bids for
construction complete of the sewer in
District No, l as per plans and speci.
fications on hle In city clerks office.
Bids to close October 16th, '07. Respt.
Pearl /. Trebilcock, city clerk.
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Hello Folks.

Go to the Globe Restaurant for good
things 20 eat. Order chill, oysters, ham
burger sandwiches or short orders, either
plain or fancy, "La Cafe". Fitted up
with new fixtures. We are also caterers
for parties, balls, weddings or sales.
Don't have any entertainment until you
figure with u.s. Phone No. 200.
Sheldon 81 Briggs.
One door west of Burnett's grocery. If
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Notice..

The regular county teachers ex.
animation will be held at the court house
Dodge City, on Friday and Saturday
October 25th and 26th, beginning al
1880 O'Clock.
@. WOODBURY.,
2t County Superintendent.
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DATE is CHANGED.

Corner Stone Of New Masonic Tenn
Pile Will Be Laid On October Fl.
The masons here have word that the
Grand Master could not attend the cere
monies planned here for October 25th,
and consequently have changed the date
for the laying of the corner stone of the
new Masonic Temple to Monday October
II.
All other plans for the event have beer
left the same as announced last week.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-17
CITY PropertY For Sale.

City property, consisting of dwellings
and vacant lots, for sale. See E. f.
Smith. If