The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-07-16

by the case at Stubs & Barley. tt
See the sample line Of skirts and cloak
at York. Keys Thursday July 20. 1t
We will not be undersOld in groceries
quality Of goods considered. Stubs 4
Barkley. If
For Rent-Nice 5 room cottage Good
location. Rent reasonable. Hale &
English.
H. =. Sanders and family have moved
10 one Of Z. E. Smiths houses In the
east part OF town.
Aetna Building & Loan Associ alton
Office moyed to masonic block. Room
Or. W. Evans. St
James Tarbox and Miss Martha Haar.
stick were married by Judge Preston at
bis office here last Saturday.
Hedge Post.
Fred Rose, who has been In the Bar.
gain store, and bis brother, j. W. Rose,
have bought grocery store at Independ-
ence, Kan, and expect to take charge of
the business there soon.
We want your watch, clock and jew.
elry repairing. All work done with
neatness and dispatch. L. Il YOUNG,
Optician and Jeweler. If
Mrs. A. j. Hutch. of Clay Center,
Kan, Nrs. E. d. Crook and Miss Rachel
Tolin. of Waterloo, Ill.,, visited friends
and relatives in town Tuesday. They
were entertained at the Z. j. Volis home
in the country Wednesday.
FOR RENT-Eight furnished rooms
for roomers or light housekeeping, new
house, at from $500 to $500. Phone
54l or call one block west and two north
Of Post office. Mrs. Haldeman. If
For RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms in second block north of Burrel
roomiDg house. Could do light house,
keeping if desired. Dishes, cooking
Utensils, etc, furnished. Phone 4jl tt
The following teachers certificates
we're Issued the latter part of last week.
D. B. Wilson, F. Y. Mason and Miss
Maude Riney, professional. Miss Nora
second grade. Mise Iva Fire
tone and Anna Albright, third grade.
Little Willard, the IL months old con
# Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Raybourn died the
tn of July and was buried at Concord
be Sth, Rev. SpIers Of the Baptist
hurch conducting the services. The
title fellow was sick just week and
uttered erribly. 1t was indeed very
ad dea'h.
WaL, for U. s. army: Able bodied :
married men between ages of 81 and .
5. citizens Of United States, of good J
haracter End temperate habits, who can r
peak. read and write English. Men :
'anted for Philippine Service. For in.
ormation apply to Recruiting Office, d
yer Rath & Balnbrdge;s Drug store, I
lodge City, Kas, If
F. A. Manda, of Hutchinson, was here
q business Wednesday. Mr.. Manda is
ullding an immense Amusement hall
nd hotel at Hutchinson, which will be
ompleted this summer. He has en-
.rged his plans since the building was
arted, and is now making 1t a four
DRY building. 1t was started for an
nusement hall of two stories, large
Dough to contain all kinds of amusc-
ents from theater to a swimming
Dol, but now 1t has been increased so
lat there will be hotel also.
80 Days Trial S1.0O is the offer on
ineules. Relieves backache, weak back,
me back, rheumatic pains. Best on
he for Kidneys, Bladder and Blood. II
God for young and old. Satisfaction n
uaranteed or money refunded. Sold by a
re Palace Drug Store.
G. J.. Wing of the law firm of Wing I
Ogilvy, went to Jetmore the first Of Y
e week where he was attorney In a !,
W suit. :,
r. +. French sold a fine Vatican colt a
Is week to I. A. Dalton. The colt is
le Of the largest Vaticaus In the county Il
I'd will make valuable animal. 81
FOR SALE Remington, No. 6, type. a
ritter. In good condition. Enquire Of y
j. Bascon, at U. s. land office. 2t v
The Degree of Honor will gave a d
cnic next Thursday in the park for S
e members and their children. All
embers are invited to be present h
The cement sidewalk and driveway on =
e north side Of the city hall have been n
lished and the curbing around the "
tire block will soon be completed. a
A cement Curbing Is being built along Z