The Globe-republican., 1908-08-13

10 10Y ih6 VA uush6 suo AS""A'
The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
will pay the highest market price for
corn, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
seed. tt
T. E. Leavitt returned home Monday
night from Fort Riley. Sergeant Nc
CARNEY who had charge Of the recruit
ing office here last week, left Tuesday
morning for Wichita.
Mra. J. g Edwards and daughter Eula
OF Larned passed through Dodge Monday
on their way to Colorado. They will
visit Mrs. 8. r. Williams and Mrs. J. II.
Ripple on their way home next week.
For Sale-Some Poland China piga;
some eligible to register. One thor
eughbred old enough for service. ALEC
want man and team to break Sod.
D. Wintamute. ct
Mrs. Lillian O'Neil will leaye Satur.
day morning for two weeks visit in
Nebraska and Illinois. She will also
visit Miss Jean Vose 10 Catlettsburg,
Kentucky, before returning home.
FOR RENT-Eight furnished rooms
for roomers or light housekeeping, new
house, at from $500 to $500. Phone
GAL or call one block west and two north
Of Post office. Mrs. Haldeman. tt
Misses Frances Meairs, Zelma Stur-
geon, Mabel and Nellie Argabright re-
turned Monday from few days visit i"
Bucklin. where they were the guests of
Misses Lora aud Elsie Davis.
ManZan Pile Remedy comes ready to
use, In oollapsible tube with nozzle,
One application soothes and heals, re-
lieyes sorness and itching. Price SOC
Sold by the ralace Drug Co.
For RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms in second block north of Burrel
rooming house. Could do light house,
keeping il desired. Dishes, cooking
utensils, etc, furnished. Phone 45l. If
The gas well reached point 220 feet
below the surface last week, and IS now
going down at good rate Of speed
Visitors may visit the site and then they
will know where 1t Is located after gas is
struck. and everybody Is interested 10
the we'll.
For Sale or For Rent-Two good dwell.
ing houses, and A lots within from three
to four blocks Of school house. Ore
house 28x28, the other 24x2S. Wind
mill, tank, stables, cave, chicken house,
etc. viii make good price as am 60
ing away.
Karl, Ralph and Will Miller and
Dillworth and Spencer Baird composed
the orchestra which went to Spearville
last Saturday to furnish music at the
implement opening of Edwards &
Nichols store. During the day $4,000
worth Of implements were sold which
speaks well for the prosperity Of the
eastern part of the county.
LOST-On wagon road from Dodge
via Forestry station, to point s miles 5.
K, of Wright, ladies' small handbag, red
leather lining and draw string Con.
tanned ladies' gold watch, broken crystal
gold spring link bracelet, small amount
of change Liberal reward for return to
this office. 1t
One of the new places in Dodge City
to which the attentio on of the visitors is
called, is the Globe Clothing ard Fur
nlshing Store. This is an exclusive
clothing and gents furnishing house,
and one of the neatest, most up-to- date
stores you will find in the country. The
fixtures throughout the store are of
handsome Mission furniture, and the
stock is splendid one.
Geo. Reynolds coyote is dead. His
wolfship had very extended acquaint-
ance in Dodge City. He began this &C.
Quaintance as a public nuisance, at least
good many called him public
nuisance. Later he filed various posts
of usefulness. He was sure to howl loud
and clear about the time that man got
home in the night. or morning. lie
awoke the wife and she learned what
time the husband got in. Many, too,
learned that certain howl came about
five O'Clock in the morning, and the
coyote came to be used as sort of an
alarm clock. The Rock Island agent,
Mr.. Catlin, has never been very friendly
towards this coyote. He was sure that
the coyote kept him awake night after
night with its unearthly howls. But now
that the coyote Is dead, Mr.. Catlin finds
that he is unable to sleep at all. For
several nights he has lain awake, listen
ing all of the time for the customary
howl. He doesn't hear 1t of course, and
he gets nervous. He just cannot sleep.
One of those old fashioned bowls would
snothe him to sleep. and he Is irving to