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Cañon City record., 1908-10-08

CAas. J. FroaraokSoA Haa nAde y
good treasurer. You do0t need to
take our word for that. bat The ex-
perts Who0 he oo9ney eo0nnasoioaers
have regal1ray eAployed 20 examine
The books viii tel you tAs same.
EveryheAy Woe has bzal1ss1 In tAe
treasafoe,s Oenoe VIII ~ tAe sazao
tang a1A ~ . ulAsvA A0w many
l1B ~ has nnoe tAe0NGA HE
ykA aeoe9n19 way q
st4)1g tAo ee1oe< - 4foesack:
ssAA . hs.rl1 - sla tnpost-
1iasls c. Mts4 s1eea
nsfa nraaS7S +. - 9 lu,nae.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-08

Alert PhlllpV-Con1lssIoHeE.
The Republicans have re-nomiAated
Albert Philipp for commissioner from
the Second district because he seemed
district for that important place. He
has served ~ commissioner for theee
terms and being q keen business man
has made o reputation ~ money
saving. eco0omioAl ooWmissi01or. Re-
publlcano pe6dlc1. that he viii b elect
ed b. . largely inersassa majority
over four yeAfe a0Ds
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IN 'H' ua''rr ~ tae gIardianehlp "
JveIs END PRANK Sweeney 81,
I27
'O'.ce Us hereby given 20 pursuance
~ an Ordef ~ he County Cont ,f
'he coUn'y ~ S..phrua. state - OK.
.atWna made IN 'he 18Th day ~ De.
'"1nbrr 1908 and a further ordc-
made Or the 2ls, day ~ DecaubDr
ls1 the undersigned Guardian ~
~" estate 81 JDseph and Frank
Sweeney. Minors. 9i.l sell o., Duncan.
Oklahoma 10 the hIgheF bidder sub
feet ~ confirmation by said Couff
on MOndav. the ISM day of January.
a y 1903. a. O'Clock . m a, prl.
yair sale al tho right title and ln.
hr"si ~ said Joseph and Frank
S~"eney MinUa. In and 80 tho fol.
lowlng described real estate situate
IN Stephens County. State Of Okla
hOma. tOWit.
Situated Iu Garter and Marshall
Counties Oklahoma. being the EK
~ 'he $ y a of y T. q and the y r.
" ~ the y T. = ~ the S y ~. all
ln Sec O. Twp = s.. r. 3 T.. and the
y f. " ~ ihc y " y of The s W v
and the $ w q of 'ho NWA and the
$. 20 acres 81 Lot 4. and the 6 "
10 acres of Lot 2 aud the w y Il,
Tho" $ ~ y 81 the y W a Of Sec ..
Twp. . $. II ". also Lots ] and
and lh" S Il 10 acres Of Lot 2 ani
the y y a Of the T. 4 Of che y W
q ~ s " a Of y T. 4 and the w
y Of S T. Y ~ tho y T. a. an IN Sec.
=. TWP. S.. n T.. being The aIlot.
m"nt of Sarh Ann Sweeney de-
conBcd
Said real estate will be- sold on the
following terms and conditions 10.
Wit For cash. the Interest herein
sold being subject 10 the life estate /
aud courtesy Of Robert Sweeney. tho
father Of Joseph and Frank Sweeney
VI sorB
lds Tor lho purchase thereof must
10" iu writing aud must be- filed I'm the
County Court Of stephens County.
Oklahoma or delivered TO the under.
signed az Marow Stephens County.
b, 10 o'clock a. M ON the
said 18Th day Of January, 1909
Dated the 22nd day of December.
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STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
PROGRAM OF sECOnD EsnUEL
NtgrinG ~ OKLAHOMA
CirV JhHUhFr 4 AND ..

fDIiyNiug iB tn" pryg outlined
ipf tHr seoDnd annual meeting ~ tho
OFlah"ma Slaia Bar Aaaocl1ilpn ~
be- h'id ni Oklahoma City January
nnd p. 1909
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"profeasionaI Elhics' y u Line.
baugh. ADka
HepDr' ~ Committee On Legal E,h
ics 3 q Crice Chairman. Afdmofe
Report ~ Committee on Judicial
Administration and Remedial Re.
form ) q Tolborr. Chairman. 10.
bart
Report ~ Committee IN Commercial
Law = " reakott Chairman. Ana.
daffo
Afternoon Sesison, Second Day.
200 O'Clock T. "
" Experiments IN Lcg'sla,lon"--
Charles W"at. Guthrie
"Law Making" T. g Slmmon,
Enid.
Report ~ Committee on Grievances
y T. Marm. Chairman. Woodward.
Report of Committee on Neurology
T. ~ Kellogg Chairman. McAlo8tor.
Report Of Committee on law tie.
porting and Dlgoa,lng n # Wilson
Chairman. Vlnlla
Election ~ Officers
Annual banquet
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Two young fellows of Okarchc
Keep company with young ladies wlo
ar" twins. The other day they got the
girls mixed and didnt know the d'f
ference until confusion arose over
the class of talk one of the Young
men was putting up The confusion
Increased until the girls forgot which
WIS which as between themselves.
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Cotton.

Middllng $50.
strict middling S75.
Strict low s,s7is.
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Notice 10 Sell Real Estate by Guar.
dian

dian
600 ihr matter of tho estate uf Sa
uh Williams. minor
NulIrr Dr. hereby given iu mru
auca of au urIcr Of tho County count
of lhr County Of NcCWlaIu. state
of oklahoma made ON thc 2lat dly
ut b'c'mbcr 1905. rhr undersigned
runrdlm or The estate of Sarah VII
liam minor viii Hcu ur public
anIo Do rh" mrhc.l bidder. subject
TO confirmation by said count ou
the 18th dny ur Iauunr, 1909.
Hl 10 O'clock Il III. M tho front door
of the bankers National Bank In
Arlmorr. Oklahoma. an the ri
iltlo and interest ~ said Sarah Mn
Ham Ia ana to the following de-
acrihod real estate. situated In the
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LOCAL MARKET.

(By VIM. Newman
Hens &c and 7iac gross
Fryers from $500 to s275 per
dozW.
Eggs 22t4c per dozen
Green hiles ic o Sc.
Dry hides Sc to l0c.
Butter 20c to 25c.
Turkeys 5c to &c gross
Pecans &c pound
(Hy Cold Storage)
Hogs 4c to sc gross.
Cows &c to ehc gross,
Calves 3iac gross,
cy J, II Brady
Corn Coo.
Wheat Sli0.
Corn, shollcd, sia0 per 100 lbs.
Chops sl!35.
Bran SEQ.
Hay 5000 per ton,
Cotton seed meal sl60 per 100 lbs
Cotton.
Middllng $50
strict middling SIS.
Strict low Ss7il.
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mofning ssssion PRS, Day.

'f'.A 10 fHFf.
mofning ssssion rlrs, Day
~ O'Clock a "
Address 81 tho President Frank
Wells. Oklahoma Clty
Report ~ Boorctaly = ~ Eouogg
McAloslcr
lt"ppm of Treasurer s IS Law.
renee. Guthrie.
Afternoon 8esalon. rirst Day
200 O'clocl, T.. "
ltopnn ~ General Council on Sow
M"mbcr W r Ilulchlnga. chair.
man Nushopco
"Ihr Fore" of Precedent iu the
Lhn ] l.. Brown oklahoma Ciig
Report uf Committee ou Iur.pu
d"no" aud Inv reform j. W
il"ct"r Chairman, Nuahopco
Report N Committee ON Supreme
court ltulce \ VI Nuctry chairman.
Pond Crooh
Report Of Committee ou Law schonl
ai Norman " " Newell Chairman
norman
Evening Session, IirGt Day
90 Oclock T. VI
'"nnrrNhllun Ia l.ogul Procedure
Hon T. " Lehman. So Louis Mo
President "f ,hc American nnr Az.
1u,lntluu
Morning Session. Second Day.
10 90 O'Clock \ NJ
Nomination VI Offlcou
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100 Percent PROFIT 100 Percent

i'- 5e1 Absolutely s.-olt effort or part
~ "4-t - honest -lreseltates
country - tl-t world both men and u
men 52--E o. -- El all Stimulation os
''0' -a @ 9--e1se that they
sla'i- diamonds s1-aetmes leads
you want stimulation diamond-ubs,u,e genune-powr
"---ACT TO-DAY this Advertisement
FI out Coupon belle"
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P0STNtSTERS NAMED

! VI FrS ilhS NhWlu
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= -1e p Ns-s t--l
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- f.yus
A'c- F-a-k V.e-o-
s-5-1r--s Dy-riass
r--- 90 Hiram a Fiji
C9se-a Dyurey MI55s-a
C--sca-- q 3 H5ls-s
p Co5b Hs1ry A-1er
Gage a = Cls-k
Granite r e. McRee
fs-F1y-- = Z. TIou5
Henff g " Mea,sau
Lindsay z. a. Digs
M4-iov z y D-evry.
Dsa-rte g. : Thomy4yr
prior D. wilkins
Pa rD- W = McCaYua.
Stare y = Williams
Tatleqlaf Horace G-ar
Thomas VIII Houston
Wra'ter'O-d Geo-ge Ruae,l
Amber Lu'hcr H0ll.ngsRUr~h
B4ufley William r Cumbertou
Brushy Magde Williams
CaIiONsy. Jessie Sciyallv
Carpeu'e- Settie .. Hart
Charey. ". s Woods
Chester Richard y Ashwell.
rDnnorsville. JDhn ~ Simerly
CODpertDn, r. l. BOYD
Dale = g Sears.
Derse. william +. Simmons.
Dclhlgh. + williams
Drak" r & Wright
DuckpOnd. James - Schconober
EoAn Q T. Mathews
Ecter. William B Henderson.
Eureka. Geo B Brough'On.
FI'zbaugh, y y Guy.
Galena. T n Andrews.
GarilngOn Guy ". Moore
Grady Elizabeth - Beoler.
Griffin Levi Coleman.
Hamburg ThoB. ]. Iindlcy.
Harrisburg, Harvey VI. Dehart
Haywood. John II. Drake
Hillside, + W. o Johnston.
Hi,ichha, y. S. Cate.
Howe John g. Carr.
IrctOn, d +. Cowart.
Kinnlson, I'D y. Smith.
Limestone Gap. e. V. Johnson.
Linn A. VI KirkwOod.
l.oncbell Henry Linselman.
I.0yeland, Thos II McCrackcn.
Lukfata. J + Barker.
Maxwell, IT, l. Norman.
Mustang. -. J. Shewy.
Ninnokah y Weston.
ODima. A. T. Burch.
Pensacola, Cora r. Wilkcrson.
Provence. Mike Vino,o.
ROmulus James l.. Pra>1
Rose VIM. g. Downing.
ROYAL, VIM G. Olney
shirley S l. Shutz.
Silo. william S. Wilson.
Smithyillc, John j.. Sharp.
Sterling James =. RatIiff
Stone. Geo \. Dean.
Stoncr Harris Cantrcll.
Siratford. Geo. w. Merrill.
SiIinRtown. Mark II. Winters.
Suttcr. C. T.. Willbanks.
Tabor l. Carey
Voca, J. r. Johnston.
Wayne. II H. Henderson.
Whccloss, J \. Talbcrl.
Whitchorse, l.. Roming
Wills like Powell.
Bray, Thos. u. Bray.
Short. Hardy Comstock.
Alliance, o. l.. Mclaughlin.
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FREE i5A755 IS 5sv; 9zeay oa5y
Beautiful Bright Sparkling Famou.
Ladies' or Oentlemens IN. ~
So NATTO DIdIIlOnO NlnO

H1 e- s=-1e-ie,-cton battles e1perts-fls every require
| p .' The only one this,b
.-+ cos. -. re -sa.
A --s q introducing THIS marvellous scn.nla,no oer
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a GENUINE DIAMOND

We 'As' r e slo' friend. for u.s. a. sells
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All the Difference
in the World

what kind o' hour you use
You cant make good bread,
ca"c or pastry with inferior
hour With liiR Hand hour IL
~ almost lmpotslhlc To- make
poor % Even an experienced
hrlcr gets Nplcnd,d results with
''ig Hand ilour ltrhlscs splcn
didlv, hnlScn easily aud Lslca
delicious. OIdct u sack today
Tor trial.
TYLER 4 SiMp SOy COMPANY
Npulonhn pelrlhutur,.
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A SURPRISE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Brown were given
q spnrise party at their home in the coun-
try last Thursday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown have lived on their farm for
the last twenty years but will now take
up their residence here In the Helton
property in Dodge City which they have
purchased. A large number of their
friends wese present and picnic dinner
brought by the guests were served
Clarence Brown was surprised in the
evening by number of his Young friends
A pleasant social time was enjoyed and
a supper served. The guests Of the af.
ternoon and evening we're, Messrs. and
Mesdames, Bunnell, Wood, J. W,
Liggett. w. T Liggett Frank 6picer
Martin Stohr, Andy Stohr, Edgar J.
Brown, Mesdames, Bealmear, Gould, and
daughter Mrs. Joseph Hink, Fasig
Thomas, Marion Mrs. A M. Mackey OF
Clmarron, Doudy, Wakeham, Rogers,
Misses Carrie Hobble, Olah and Jessie
Wood, Nora Kimbrel, Gussie .Spicer,
Katie Hobarty, Messrs. Emil Stohr, Her
schel Gallitin and Warren Wakem an.
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THE EAGL ES ENTERTAIN
A Large number present both after
noon and evening


The members OF the Eagles Lodge
gave their friends delightful reception
at the club rooms Tuesday afternoon
and evening. Both the lodge room and
club room were elaborately decorated Ia
ribbons Of green crepe paper 10 remem-
brance Of st. Patrick Day, the ribbons
In each room being festooned from a
large eagle il the center, to the corners
and sides Of the walls These decora-
tions gave the room very beautiful ap-
pearance. Each visitor was presented
with shamrock as souvenir. The eve
ming was more especially for the mem.
bers and their wives and children. An
excellent mus cal program was given the
first of The evening, followed by moving
pictures given by Mr. Stanield, manager
of the rink here. An oyster supper was
then served. There were over I50 pres
ent during the afternoon and evening.
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time for this building and under the
first estimate It was to cost from e3O, 900

time for this building and under the
frst estimate It was to cost from 830, 900
70 $35 600 The length of The main
building was to be lao feet, and the first
door was 10 be occupied by the freight
offices The second floor plans are for
nicely arranged general Offices for Just
about the number Of officials that are
here at present, so tits probable that tile
company does not contemplate keeping
two trainmaster offices here again ne IT
did \ few years ago
The proposed site Of the building Is
from the present freight depot west to
First avenue with the main entrance in
the west end which will face Firs. avenue.
Besides this 100 foot iw, story building
the plans call for large ware house to
the east Of The depo and offices.
On the south eide will be place for
loading into wagons and this will be
covered by an awning The building
will be one OF the best freight depo,s on
the road In Kansas
A two story brick south OF the tracks
on First avenue will make big improve
ment in the LOOKS Of thar part Of town
and will fill up about all Of the space
left there since the building Of the big
mill and elevator.
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DR.. GALLAND'S WILL.
Most OF His property Bequeathed
nearly year ago to Mrs. GIucK,
OF this place.

The will OF DR.. s. Galland, who died
last month, is In the probate court. Mr..
Gluck by the terms Of the vi is made
the executor. The will was drawn 90
May AZ, 1907, with II. A. Burnett and
Henry N. Kinksad as witnesses, an d
gives nominal sum to the Do,tor's
brother in California. $1,000. toa niece
In the east and the balance TO Mrs.
Gluck of this place. Mr. aud Mrs
Gluck have been friends Of DR.. Galland
for over thirty years, and have looked
after the Doctor and bis wife during
their extreme old age. Mrs. Galland
died last year, aud according IT, The
language of the will DR.. Galland desired
to leave his property to Mrs. Guck who
had been the friend of himself and wife
for so many years
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ST. e J.E. WILLIAMS
MILLINERY AND VARIETY STORE
AFTER THE FUNDS
Development Company will interest
itself in Oil and Gas Proposition


itself in Oil and Gas Proposition
The Dodge City Development Com
pany will do some active and practical
work Immediately on the oil and gas
proposition. At a meeting held Monday
evening the members Of the Deyelope-
ment company present decided to act as
committee to solicit funds for prospect
ling for oil and natural gas. The COM
pany for this purpose was formed some
| time ago, the leases are secured, and
everything will be ready for work as
soon as enough stock 10 sold to furnish a
sufficient fund. When stock is sold the
money received cannot be used for any
thing but the actual prospecting. The
original promoters and lease holders will
not be issued their stock until gas oil or
coal is found in paying quantities. The
only way they can ever get anything out
of the enterprise is to discover oil or gas
that will make the company a paying
one. A little later a mass meeting
will be called aud everybody given a
chance to take shares in large or small
quantities.
lt is public move of very great i'm
portance. If the search should turn out
successful as many are confident that it
will, Ford county will take a wonderful
jump ahead. 1t is something worth en-
thusing over.
The Globe-republican., 1908-03-19
BUCKLlA TO INCORPORATE
Ford County Town Getting too Large
To Be Without City Government.

The town of Bucklin, one Of the i'm
portant trading points in Ford county
is at last to have city government. It
Is understood that the town will be in
corporated as soon .as the proper notice
can be given, and while this will not be
In time for the Spring election to be
held next month, it will be In the near
future.
1t is likely that II the town had been
under city government few months
ago, that Clinton Pope who has just been
sent to the penltentiary for killing man
there, would have been taken into custo-
dy by the marshall, before he became
so intoxicated that be was ready to CON-
NIT murder, or mans laughter, as 1t was
considered In his trial. There are many
reasons for people desiring city govern
ment, other than keeping peace In the
town. Bucklin is too big place to get
along without it.
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PASSION PLAY,
The Entire Play asting One Hour
And Thirty Minutes Given at Each
Performance ut the Nickel
Odesn.

In O5erammergau, Bavaria, at the
foot Of the Alps, there dwells colony Of
simple peasants. In 1868 terrible
plague devasted their country and on its
cessation tn, entire population made q
solemn vow to perform the Passion Playy
or life and death of our Savior, ever,
tenth year out Of gratitude and as
means Of religious instruction. The VOW
has been faithfully kept. The peasants
combine rare union Of artistic ability,
cultivation and rare simplicity. To
them the performance of the Passion
Play Is an act OF religious worship,
sincere, devout and attended with all the
feeling Of reverence with which 1t origi-
mated. The actors are chosen By lot
from among the people Of the village and
they are required to LIVE the part to
which they are assigned, In their actual
daily walk before their fellows. It is the
ambition OF every child In the village
to take part. To be considered unworthy
is great disgrace while to have part
taken from an actor is shame almost TO
great TO be borne.
The Passion Play shown at the Nickel
odeon next week on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, every after
noon and evening with the exception Of
Monday afternoon, is an exact repr0-
luction Of the play as given at 0beram-
mergau. The pictures we're taken BY
the Pashs Compsay Of Paris and are the
finest set Of films In the world. They
are hand oolored and are sl00 feet In
length. Every parent and Sunday
school teacher, every historian Of Bible
student, who ID interested 10 the Lifs Of
Christ should not faIl 10 witness these
| performances Each scene will be fully
explained BY lecturer There wilt b
| two performances Ii the afternoon ana
Iahrsa II ths evening. Ths play whisA
lasls one hour and ! hall. I'll sszFs s
la:o0 o'clock IL he afternoon anz q:
lin he evsnine The Ipn Will u
] lua ipr adulia snd ~ e'l'flfsn II
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KEW PUBLIC BUILDING
Chances Favorable For Weather Bur-
eau Building at Dodge City
-
In The Near Future.

Another public building for Dodge
City seems to be practically assured, and
the chances are good for securing 1t in
the near future This isa building fol
the Government weather Beareau here
Congressman Madison has been work.
Ing on the matter, and has interested a
number Of others, among them Senators
Long and Curtis, and Chief Moore oi
Of .he Weather Bureauis strongly urg log
the building at Dodge City as one of the
first that should be furnished for his de
partment. II there isan appropriation
authorizing as many as four of these
buildings, the Dodge City bu ilding will
be a certainty In the near future. Ia
case ii fails there, there will be another
chance for it. Congressman Madl.on
has introduced o bill for the construction
OF five buildings at places where weather
stations are located and this bill will
have Its chance II the matter should
lose cut In the agricultural bill.
II the matter Is held off this year Il
will only be delayed until another oppor.
tunity comes. Congressman Madison
will stick for the weather building, and
we all know he will succeed.
The Globe-republican., 1908-03-19
LODGE is BOOMING.

Spearville A. o. U. W. Is One of The
Strong Lodges of Ford County.
Twenty seven Initiated.
Spearyille has one of the snappiest,
busiest and prosperous A. O. U. W.
lodges In Kansas. II has almost doubled
its membership In the last month. Tues.
day evening of this week crowd from
Dodge City went to Spearville to visit
the WorkmeD.
10 the crowd were the following and
their wives: H. f. Milllkan, L. j. Petit
john, D. @. Moore, Clayt Bell. Renry
Kinkead, Geo. Kinkead, Frank Hobble,
aud besides these we're Mrs. I. Traynor.
Sam Connawav, Nelson Crawford, Glen
Sidlow, Roy B. Lighter, P. r. Hobble,
j. A. Cornelius and others.
II certainly looked business like In the
Spearville lodge. There were twenty
seven candidates for initiation and they
were AN taken 10 during The first half Of
the night. The new members were;
j. w. Simpson. J. 7 Incl, A. n. Bishop.
Nelson r. Perkina, Chas. A. Jewett,
John Gehrer, Bernard Schawe, W. H.
Weidower, W. H, Slattery, Loren R.
Lytle, r. e. Smith, Floyd Shaffer, W. 8.
Baker, Tim Eskem, sim Eskem, r. N.
West, Orville Barnes, 0. r. Dobson,
Joseph Umpherson, Geo. r. Ravenkamp.
lsaac Incl, David H. Huebner, Frank
W. Steele, w. II. Halllng, Philander
Elmore, Frank Klenke, Henry Schnable.
After the initiation, o meeting was
held to which the Degree Of Honor
ladies were admitted. A supper was
enjoyed at the close ofthe evening.
There are some exceptionally bright
men In the Workmen lodge at Spear
Vile and 1t Is one Of the best lodges 10 the
state TO belong to. The meetings are
interesting and instructive and at times
very entertaining. The Wolkmen from
Dodge City enjoyed the trip very much
The Globe-republican., 1908-03-19
BONDS REDEEMED.

Ford County to Take Up Five Hore
Bonds in the Near Future.
One 100000 bond Issued In 1899 and
due In 1919 was redeemed BY Ford
county Wednesday for 5000 90, the own
er who resides IN the east being q victim
Of the financial stringency and needing
money. The county viii take up flye
more OLD bonds of 100000 each, the
first Of July.
During the past two years bonds
amounting to sa8,sOo.oO have hesn pald
o. making the total bonded dsbt d ths
sonasy ID ibs prssent time sI85 900. %
The Globe-republican., 1908-03-19
ALL PICTURED OUT
P. H. Sughrue Outlines Country
Northwest OF Dodge City Two.
Years Ahead and has Painting

MHu5s
In the offices OF the Hoover block the
headquarters Of the Home Oh 6 Gas
company you win see painting which
extends across two sides Of room and
which represents large stretch of coun-
try. This Is the history Of the painting.
P. a. Sughrue took painter on q trip to
the Saw Log aud on the way told him
various stories Of the settlement OF this
part OF the country. On his return the
painter went to work on the scene
mentioned above. The scene begins
with great shale bed on the Henry
Schmid place, where the painter pictures
the work Of taking the shale and running
It BY car line to an immense cement
factory. The scene shows busy part Of
the country and from this a railroad
winds iss way to Dodge City, through q
territory Of fine houses. Along the way
are many drillers putting down oil wells,
shooting we'll scenes and many other
interesting sights. A heavy train is
bringing Ia train load Of cement to
Dodge City. Az airship is making lie
way 10 Dodge City from the north and
although you can not see them on ac-
count Of the distance, Pat sughrue and !
party OF investors are within the aIsship
on their return from tour Of inspection
of the great country northwest of Dodge
City. Mr. Sughrue offers the scene as d
faithful portrayal of this same country
in 1909 and as most Of ns expect to live
that long. his reputation g prophet
will have to stand or sall On this piclnre.
The Globe-republican., 1908-03-19
Reported That Santa Fe Will
Begin work Soon on the
Large Building
FREIGHT DEPOT AND OFFICES
Handsome Brick Structure for
General Offices and
Freight Depot

The report has been heard from out Of
town that the Santa Fe Company has
appropriated money for the new Freight
aud General Office building at Dodge
City and that the work will be started
this spring. The officials here, II they
know that this matteris settled, will moi
give out any Information about 1t,
but unless 1t Is a mistake the work will
be begun within two months time.
Plans were drawn up last year some