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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14
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in Dem @ebduoe SEQ. 105 @elt=Sou.
iton StraBe abgebolten meroen.
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men Saloon 1908 Slt-Gommerce
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geben milroe er bon einem Neger,
Der a1f i'm geipartet batte, nit ei-
mem fraftigen Sdlag 81 8ooen ge-
fant u1o Inn $35 beraubt. &erdlin
lit i6lner5baft, aber nidt geraoe ge-
fabrlih perlpunoet. ST lpar i'm Ston-
De, cine quite 9ei6reibung bes Negers
81 gebef.
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III 5fpei Seile eingeteilt merben, fir
Wanoper bon ie 5000 nllo 10000
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iebung oeiielben n~erlangt Der gbef=
Auartiermeilter, Sol. 81. 81. Stepens,
i'll @aibiltgton cine 8elpiuigung BON
$t30,000.
SSn ben lekten Sagen muroen
mebrere Ginbrii6e periibt, inter g[n=
bern im Moin Ipenlle @roeerp Store,
I'M Store bon s@itfeloer unb anl-
mann, i'm Saloon BON S. s. 8ilborb
uno I'M Gigarrenitore go. 107 @elt-
Commerce StroBe. Sn olen Saaell
NOR Die 0eute aerind.
Der MaiIenpernalter $. N.
Morris lit bonn &omptrpQer Ser
Currency outoriiiert lporoen, oen
@~laubigern Don @ooos National
8anf cine 9ipioenbe BON 1919 ous-
5n5ablen.
Sci Den iiineiten inn County
abseboltenen @ablen fir Sdultrit-
ltees lprrben erfpdblt. @eorg Seioe-
mann, Gbas. s. &efer, Sermaull
Steubing, Q. 8ornlol1l, 2ouis @eb,
Gouaro 8ies, Ybil. 8rin5, s. So.
Iferinnnn s.. I. Monfen, 8. s.
@ieters, @eurp Gipert, @. S. Slide
Der, @. 8iel, Carl S6dfer, Sing.
~. erlllt. 3ip1lden @nltaD OrDfe
uto auguit GompeI, 9iuoolf lllrih
lno 6obert Sabm, $. Studenberg
uno Hobert lleder m%iiilen Neupablen
itottfinOen, % tie Stimmengleihbeit
erbielten.
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2edebuidL Die iid I'M Siiterelie Der
oelltid=teronil6en Ginfpanoerungsge-
ielidaft einige Gage bier aufbielten,
beinfteu lp0breno ibres @ieriei1s
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Der Sienering-2oge Der SermannS-
iobne. sgritere beihloB, iid ser Gin
ipanoerlmgsgeieaidoft on5uidlieBen
lebtere ihob Ben enogiiltigen 8ei6luB
bierii6er noh.bis sur ndditen Sihung
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IA 9nuette's elnofrt.
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Der @er. Gtaaten.

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Der g}er. Staatem.
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bra6te @enatpr Ga 5oGette bon Wiss
conffn cine Bite BON 100 1erborragens
ben Sinan5Ieuten CUR @erlefuns, pels
den er berf9iebene @rabe BON Maat
be5iielt9 Der 8ontrple iber bic Sns
buffrie 5ui9reibt. Ser Mnfibruns BET
Namen Morgan unb Hodefeller lieb
er aunG9it bic elmer @ruppe BON IA
Mdnnern folsen, ipel6e er als srobe
ltnternebmer ilnb Mdrner bon GROCER
Ma6t unb neitrei9enben Snterefsn
auf Grunb eigenen He6tes be5ei9nete.
9iefe Mdnner, faete er, fdmen am
beften auf tire &e9nung, lpern tie I'M
@inbernebmen nit Mor9an unb Der
@tanoarb Stl COMPANY banbelten.
Seine &ombination, meinte er, bic tie
untereinanber pber miteidnber ELM
aeben fDnnten, piirbe iener M}a9t ees
pa6fen fem. Sn bic 2ifte Der 8ters
aebn Iteate er %. g. 8anberbilt. Ius
gaft Belmont, Sreberid MeDerbdufer,
!Senrp 6. Srid, S. Ogden @rmour,
George s, @oulb, Saeob S9iff, 6. $.
!0arrfman, Sbomas s. Rpan, 2outs
g.. @pift, Sobn Sacob Mftor, Sames
@peber, Sames $. Sin nnb 80. $.
Wopre.
Damn perlas Der @enatpr feline 2ifte
Der ,@terne 2. 8anses," pie er ite
ndnnte. gr nannte bic folsenben 80rs
fenmitslieber unb Snbufrtez8 apitdne:
6. s. Dodge, 6. $. Megormid, Stes
pben g. galmer, 8rabton SPECS. 6. u.
peabobp, g. S. 8afer, s. S. Drbben,
8. g. poft, $. Saplor pabne, 8. s.
Subbarb, g. 8. .6aben, %. $. DAT
man, s. s. 8ertpinb, S. g. QUITE, s.
81. 0alentine, %. 8. Sloan, Mbrian
Sfelin it,, Sreberid grompel. 9. 90.
0oung, 6. 9ebparb Blair, .. Guge
genbeim, 90. g. 5nsber, u. $. 8rabp,
Gbpin 6atp[en, .. .. Mi1s, CHARLES
Steele, Sobn 5. Waterburp, Sliper
Dimes, Natbaniel Sbaper. 6. s. Garp,
Sobn glaflin, Sobn 81. 9agema1, 6.
8. Maddp, s. 90. @anberbilt, 5. $.
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mas Oolan, @amuel Sea, Gbarles 2as
nier, Sames 6. Sarge, .. .. &eib,
5enrD Walters, Norman 8. Ream,
s. 8. 9tsstnfon, g. u. 9. Wibemer
unb s. 9. Morris.
Ote 8. @ruppe 9araftertftrte Der
Mebner als cine fol9e, beren Mttgliez
Der atpar srobe Maat a%usiiben, aber
bod nur als Experimentation GROCER
gtnanainterehen unb nidt aus eisener
Ma9tboGfommenbeit: @bmin g..
Maritpn, g. .. perfins,t Sobn g..
Sterling, Otto $. &abn, Sames s.
Sarbts, q. 90. &re9, paul Morton,
$. 6. Demins, CHARLES $. Rufeu,
Gbaunceb M. Depen, Oliber 8.
pdpne, 90. g. Mebb, Sames .. Tors
gan, Mpfes Iabior, 5rancis M. 8a<
CON, $. u. @tinman, 2utber &ounse,
8. g. MbitneD, g. .. grapatb. 2epi
g. Morton, %. 81. Wreelanb, 20. @nb>
burn 2ansbon, 6. SO. Morfe, g6arles
M. S4pab, 6. s. 6. Youns, S. 8.
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Gafr1ilb, 8. g. Mbitfon, 81. 9. Suils
ltarb, 8. s. M1en, 9. Moraipeb, 5. 8.
parfer, Greberif Stursis, s. q. Bib,
q. s. Orr, 8. McR. Snombleb,
Charles Dafpes. s. &C.. @biplep. Mm
@nluHe feiner Nebe meinte Der @e@
nator. bab bas @tiinblein jener 9errs
fnaften balb gefdlasen baben tperbe,
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@ar1m an 9dmorrboi6en Ieiben, tpenil
elm 10 sinfabes, berriinftiges .u1te raoi
fales W2itteI, tpie Mnafeiis, in oeinen1
8ereiae If; @ersemSe 5eine Bet nidt
@e5eimnaitteln, uro iebe bid nidt Der
gefaar aug, oeinen Sail bur6. gefdbrlis
DIE Ginipritungen bon Qebntitteln gu
perf1limmern. Man beoente,, baB. Ge@
b~einrnittel nar auf .ttrae 3eit linbern,
aino bah Elm 2ebergeidtpiir biel fGlimmer
it, alS 4Gr1orrboi6en. Mnatefis bnses
gen bat Die Grobe elmer atuan5igidbrigen
Grfabrung betdnoen nno fpir6 bon ben
Ner5ten a[er S9nIen empf0blen. RroS
ben tueroen bon Is. @enitd6ter & Co.,
Sog 2416, Netp gorf, fret berfallbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14

gertrolten muB mon finoen,
obne es 5u iuderl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14

~ Mon6er liebt bie @abrbeit =
lpenil CT lie einem ouoern iagen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14

9es 3orues Guoe 1T Ser aeue
aafaus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14
GlrnnSeieentunas .lte6ertraamnaen.

Treoerid NeltbeI on HaltI Ieeri6eibt
0rlulbitid an Der 2etpiS Ctr; $500.
81. 8. getri1 unb Srmt an &. 6. INF
9attie Chambers, @runbitiid an Der Ode
Der SOUTH Mesquite nno @ontana Ctr.
g6arIes Sfeubina rub Srat an Mbert
&rlteger, 100 @der 2ano; $500.
emile g. &lnlis an @en3el s. aIaus
9runoitud an bet @de Der Bate 8ier
Nbenlie rno Noro Condo Ctr; S. 1t. q
Srib Bor1nnlln urlD Sru1t ON 9eb(ofi
Bormnnn, 1868 Afer 2ano; $40.
S. y. Stefpart u10 Srau an S. 8
Bomnf, @rnnbftiid an Der NorbSs Slores
GtrnBe; $4,000.
g. q. @petb an Otto gipert, @rllnos
1tid an Der 2afebiefp Npe. $4,000.
Y. 9. Stepbens an @arfba Siridfelo,
@runoitiid an Der Sadie Ctr; $i00.
8. W. 2egler an 81. u. Scott nrlo
gran, @rlnOitiid in Der @at @naleipoo0
Iobition; $500.
gbriitian 8ebib an gerar gountn. eli,
balber Nder Qanb; $25.
Mlerafoer Sosfe unb Mlbin Seioel an
S, !. 9ogan nno Sral, @run6itiid i'm
glod 8, Gau9e 8, 9iitrift 1; 5000.
8. U. Bunting uno Srnii an sSpbn 8.
Sipple, 9runoftiid in Sputb Seigbts;
$50 II. q.
gtta 9esfins an Sobn 8. Sipple,
Wrlnoitud in Soutb 6eigbts; 500.
Aubrb Snir nno Sran an s. 6. Bier
1d5tpale, @runblfid an Der ode Der Slos
reg uno Snoiann gpe., 8eit gro; $500.
Sobn 8. Bre ltuo Sralt an 8m. @.
2errring, @runoitiid an Der Sortb 8ine
Ctr; $3.50.
S. q. Callahan an Wiar 8olunsfh.
@rlupltiid in Der 2buipop6 @obition;
We. g. 9abis unb Srau an Otto 3. SO.
2eeie u1o Sralt, 0runOitiid an Ser Sell
nlnr Strnbe, Gont6 Seiahts; $3.50.
9enrD Srers an Selene 8runs. 1870
Nder ntro40 Nder 2d1o; 81 II. q.
penrb Srers an 9. 8. 8ruus. 1861
Ader Gano; $6871.32.
S. 8. 8eber an gfisoheth gfoYf
e9nIdndlolfld an Der @eft Recan StraBe;
q. 6. 9epine an Ssohu 8. sorrisou
nn6 go. 6. SunafinD, @ruu6ifiif IN her
Galagban Nbe.; $500.
81. g. Ball, Srliitee. an g1e5t @nS Q,,,,-
per Sp., @rlnoitiid an Der Clinton CTR.
2ouis GeibeI an Nobert 8. INN aors
8eHern1an, @rlf11bftiid on Ser s3nrt6
Neip granrfeIs Abenue; $2325.
Albert Shaltb an Bertha Gdlnltb.
@ruloitiid an Der Mcainleb gbemte;
$40 II. q.
SOiepb Salt H. u. an SRI. Srieba u.
Sad1iner, 80 afer 2anD; $4,000.
Joiepb Tanlt II. q. an Oscar 6. 8rerlz
n1er 56.77 Afer 2ano; $2S3S.5
tsrall Nola Winion Il. q. 9. g. @eds
Strabe; $4,000.
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Giel SrnbeI

miro berurIadt burd 2eber= nno
Mogen=ltntdtiefeit. 9ieies loS5n-
tperoenL iopie &opfipeb, 9iaioiitat
nno @iftitoffe, oie @el6iu6t peruria-
be1t, nebmt Or. Sings Nelte 2ebens-
piden, Die 5uperlaiiigen gfeiniger,
mel6e angenebm mirfen. 25 Gts. BET
Moolpb 9reiB un6 St. Gobn & So.
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Serr Garl 9iilm, 234 Sib-Geutsr
Strafe, lit Mgeut fir ben berii6mten
Sorni's MlpenfrGuter-8 llt6eIeber,
bos bette Wiittel fir aae &ronfbeiten
Ser 2eber, 9fieren ulto 0es 8lllteS.
@roBe 6loi6en iino 81 boben fir
1926.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14

- Sn Dem ltn5ue gei6miidter
@oeen am 0onnerltag, ben %. @pril,
peroen iid iiber einbunbter @efdbrte
befinoen borunter feds, Die Seros
unter ieds Slaggen oariteaen.
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@traen il r g b e :
I n. Die ruffii6e Reaftipn gibt fi4
aud in 3leinigteiten tpieber funb. Wie
BITE nHietf9" er5dblt, finb bte Sdae, fpo
@tubenten Der Milttdrmebtainif4en
Mfabemie our Strafe auf Die 9aupt@
made sef9idt psrben, pieber febr bduz
fig ~getporben, na9bem fe bic lebten
Sabre faft gan3 aufgebOrt batten. Dim
bdufisiten erfolgt Die @trafe Bel @u@
bera9tlaHung Der 8orf9riften in Be-
aug auf bic Uniform, bic ale ruiiif3en
Stubenten tragen miifen. 9as Sch
len bes Sdbsls unter benz Mantel. Elm
unborfdriftsmdBiges 9alstud, aufges
f9lagene Mantelfragen, geniigen, ben
9eIinquenten Bis gu bret Sagen auf bic
9ouptipane gu bringen.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
Hedge Post.

The son Of Henry Walker who was
brought here some time ago from
La Junta i'll with typhoid fever is i'm
proving slowly.
The Topeka and La Junta Santa Fe
division teams arrived in Dodge City
last Sunday to play the match game of
ball tnat has been talked about for some
time past. Both towns sent very good
grade Of amateur players tut the Topeka
team was the strongest from the start.
The score was 9 to 4 In favor of Topeka.
Mrs. Emma Pricer, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Sam Incl of Wright in this
county died at her home at Perry, Okla
homa, and was brought to Dodge City
for burial, the family arriving here last
night with the remains. The funeral
was held from the residence of p. M.
Incl here this afternoon. Mrs. Pricer
had been III with typhoid fever for
several weeks and her parents were in
Oklahoma at her home during her illness.
Hon. Harry Mcmillan, democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor of
Kansas, spoke att court house last
night to an audience of democrats. Mr..
Mcmillan isa ready speaker and was
warmly applauded by his listeners. In
his speech he went in heavy on the
tariff, using the argument which has
been used for the past generation BY
those of his political faith. Mr.. Nc
MILAN has been snc .essful man in this
great country Of ours where everyb 7dy
has a chance. He stated last night that
he had made all of. the money he needs
and has retired from business But in
spite of this admission he drew doleful
picture of the condition Of this country.
He stated that the United States is not
as well off today as 1t was twenty years
ago, still in the past twenty years Mr.
Mcmillan has become well-to- do and the
majority of his neighbors have become
comfortably fixed. Mr.. MILAN is 9
pleasant gentleman and an entertaining
speaker but it is fortunate thing fol
him and for us all that his theories have
not been accepted by the people of the
United States.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
Hedge Post.

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and ex-
pels colds. Get the genuine In yellow
package. Sold by the Paace Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Smith, who spent
the season in their summer home. In
Nebraska, have returned to Dodge City
for the winter. Congressman Norris, OF
Nebraska, who is to sreak here on Taft
day, next Saturday, is college friend OF
Mr.. Smith, and is also one of crow6
who have built summer homes close to-
gether in Wisconsin, and they will be
here to meet him at their home town.
Some person has been scattering
poisoned meat oyeH town and killing of
big number of dogs and the matter
has caused good deal of excitement.
Those who have had dogs killed are in
dignant over the matter and even many
of the dog owners who have been moro
fortunate, are ready to assist in search
for the person who has been putting out
the poison. The poison fiend has been
at work for the past Two weeks. This
week several dogs that were values
highly by their owners have gone the
poison route.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
resented with Foot Ball, and Six Months
Hedge Post.


See our stock of whips before you buy.
They are cheap In prices. Il. VIII
liams.
Miss Harriet Arnold of Nickerson was
tine guest of Mr. and Mrs Sam Wilkinson
here this week.
@. A. Guthrie, candidate for Register
Of Deeds on the Republican ticket, is
campaigning in the eastern part OF the
county.
S. S. Eash traded his farm south
town for track of land In the eastern
part of Colorado which belonged to
VIM. Febutly.
W. H. Pogue and wife who purchased
the old Henry Summons property in the
east part of town of VIM. Glasgow are
now residing there.
The "Cov boy ghost" who is said to
appear at intervals in house in Dodge
City now has the house all TO himself.
The house has been vacant for the past
week
Wilburn township has just completed
new concrete bridge over Crooked
Creek and is arranging to build another
further up the stream. Each cost about
$3.50.
j. d. Brown and wife returned last
Monday from three months visit in
North Dakota and eastern states where
they visited with relatives and old
friends.
G. NJ. Roberts, L. E. Pendleton and
father, Jess McCarter, Lewis and G. D..
Cochrane went Wednesday and Thursday
on prairie chicken hunt. They report
good time.
Herman Fritz, who was prescription
clerk for the City Drug Store. is now
with the Puritol Chemical Company Of
Kansas City. He spent Monday in
Dodge City.
Miss Alta Wyatt, of Bucklin, came
Monday on the Rock Island to visit Miss
Marie Lohrding. She left Tuesday for
Emporia. where she will take music at
the State Normal.
W. E. Green and wire and Miss Lottie
Stubs returned from Kansas City Sum-
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Green have
been gone month. Miss Stubs has
been gone two weeks.
Miss Mary Aten and mother are 60
ing to move into town for the winter.
They will live in q. A. Wings house.
MIR. Wing and wife contemplate going
TO california tnlS Winter.
The southwest district of the Kansas
Medical society will hold meeting next
Tuesday In Garden City. DR.. @. E.
McCarty and d.. Otis Thompson Of
Dodge City are on the program.
The C. W. B. NJ. of the Christian
church will hold their monthly meeting
with Mrs. W. Eakle on North A.
avenue next Wednesday afternoon,
October 7th. A very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. 1t will be a
school In which will be given the history,
arithmetic, geography and physiology Of
missions. All the ladies of the church
and friends are invited.
The Musicale given on last Thursday
night at the L. r. Miller residence by
the choir and orchestra of the Methodist
church was an altogether delightful
entertainment. The selections by the
orchestra were excellent as were the
vocal numbers by Mrs, Sprague and MIR.
Wilkinson. A piano duct by Misses
Clark and Luther and piano solo BY
Mrs. Erhart we're much appreciated BY
the audience.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
A jewelers. Experience

c. R. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1000 Vlr-
ginia Ave, Indianapolis, Ind, writes:
IL was go weak from kidney trouble that
l could hardly walk hundred feet.
Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy
cleared my complexion, cured my back
ache and the irregularities disappeared,
and l can now attend TO business every
day, and recommend Foley's Kidney
Remedy to all sufferers, as it cured me
after the doctors and other remedies had
failed. Sold by the Palace Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
Hedge Post.

| 1tuSt Uet..
FOR SALE-A No. Tanning mill.
New. See Peter Burgland. If
Board and Rooming House for Rent.
Good location. Enquire at this Office. II
g. ID. Beeth made trip to Larned
Wednesday to investigate automobile
bargains
The Christian Church is building a
cement sidewalk from The church to the
parish house.
Lownev's chocolates. Delicious. A
fresh line of them just received at Stur-
geon Bros. 3t
Reduced price on whips: 35c whips
at 25c; 25c whips at Zoe; at S. T, & j. e.
Williams.
Mrs. Lillian O'Neill will arrive home
this week from months visit in diff
erent states east and north.
Clarence Skillington, Harry Mcclure
Charley Mallory and Arthur Skillington
are going to Cimarron in an auto Friday
Albert Jones Of La Junta who formerly
worked here in the superintendent
office was in Dodge City Sunday &c
witness the ball game.
L. L. Taylor has sold his auto to Fred
Weese. of Edwards county. This was
the largest and most powerful car which
has been owned In Dodge City up to this
time.
Lawrence Thrasher, Ray Quacken-
bush, Lynn FullingtOn, and c. Greene
were down from Garden City Sunday to
spend the day with Dodge City young
people.
Mrs. W. B. Barton of Larned, the wife
Of the former pastor of the Methodist
church of this town came here to attend
The Home Missionary convention of the
Methodist church.
A nice shower of rain fell here on F ri
day evening and Satu day morning Of
last week. The Weather Bureau reports
total rainfall of so of an inch for the
twenty-four hours.
For RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms In second block north of Burrel
rooming house. Could do light house
keeping If desired. Dishes, cooking
utensils, etc., furnished. Phone 45l. If
Sample lines hosiery. You can get
the best at a small price. Thousands of
pairs have been sold. Just as good
bargains left If you cone In on Saturday.
Sale will close Saturday night. Bargain
store.
S. P. Reynolds attended big sale on
Tuesday west of town. F. e. Drake and
son are selling their cattle and farm i'm
plements and expect to purchase store
In Rocky Ford and make their home in
that place.
Among those who were subp0enaed for
jury on the Burson trial from Spearville
we're: Peter 0'Hara, f. M. Hamilton,
G.. e. Sheldon, J. @. Robbins, II. P.
Brown, G. H. Torllne, P. J. Upp, F. W.
Steele, John A. Padgett, j. H, Cav
anaugh, W. Fl. Tanner, Henry skinner,
and |. V. Stewart.
Dilworth Baird has taken position
with Mr.. Erhardt In the Globe Clothing
House and is now at that place meeting
his friends. Mr.. Baird was brought up
10 Dodge City and has an extensive ac-
quaintance in Ford county, which will
assist him in his present capacity. Mr..
Erhardt, while he has only been here a
few months, has made quite large ac-
Quaintance, and has very favorably i'm
pressed the people here. and with him
and Mr. Baird In charge The Globe will
easily continue to increase the popularity
which the store has already acquired.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
LOCAL NEWS
Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet next Monday.
For Rent-Small house In good shape
Inquire at this Office. II
Next Sunday the orchestra will play
In the Methodist church.
FOR SALE: Good heating stove
INQUIRE of B. c. Jones. II
Last day of Great Hosiery sale al
Bargain store, Saturday, October 3.
The New Drug store has put 10 new
postal rack in which are five thousand
new cards.
Just received at Sturgeon Bros, fresh
line of Lowney's Chocolates. If you
like the best, try them. 81
Snow is reported to have fallen 10
Syracuse early last Saturday morning The
twenty-sixth of September.
Great bargains In hosiery, You never
had such an opportunity before. Sale
will close Saturday night. Bargain store
The Farmers. Elevator & Supply Co.
will pay the highest market price fol
corn, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
seed. tt
Jim Mccormick and his father.ln.law
w. W. McCune of Lewis, went through
here on their way to Gray county Thurs.
day.
Conductor Hilton Is laying off and
Conductor Dalton is taking his place or
No.t5. and 6. which runs between here
and Denver.
We want your watch, clock and jew.
elry repairing. All work done with
neatness and dispatch. p. II. YOUNG,
Optician and Jeweler. II
John Keech and wife Of CimarrOn are
going to live In Dodge City this winter
Mr.. Keech came here week ago and
his wife came last Thursday
The ladies of the Methodist church
have postponed their market until Satnr-
day, October 10th. The sale will be held
at the Home Furnishing Company.
We want everyone to have chance at
our great hosiery bargains. The price
will surprise you. Large supply on sale
Saturday, last day, at less than cost.
Bargain store.
FOR RENT-Eight furnished rooms
for rOOmers or light housekeeping, new
house, at from $4.O0 to $500. Phone
54l or call one block west and two north
of Post office. Mrs. HaldemaD. If
Miss Maggie Neff of Harper, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Erhardt here last week on
her way to Albuquerque, where she went
as one Of theithree delegates appointed
from Kansas by Governor Hoch to the
Irrigation convention.
Paul Morton, Of New York; E. p. Rip
lev, Of Chicago, President of The Santa
Fe railroad; and Willis Gleed, of To.
peka, we're among a party Of Santa Fe
officials who are on q tour of inspection
Of the Santa Fe system. They passed
through here Sunday.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01

Hedge Post.
Miss Grace Elliott has been qnite Ill
this week.
Judge Madison is having barn built
on his property.
F.S. Brnmbaugh will move into bis
new residence next week.
Twelve dwellings in Dodge City for
sale. e. e. Smith. tt
A. Fl Hartwell and wife will return
this week from their visit 10 Michigan.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms fol
light housekeeping. Phone 4S2. If
1.-THE best ever'', those Lowney's
chocolates, new and fresh at Sturgeon
Bros. 3t
The greatest hosiery sale ever held in
Dodge City will close Saturday at the
Bargain store.
| Fred Simmons is building new house
next to the residence of his father or
Military avenue.
There we're one thousand and seventy
pair OF hose sold last Saturday at the
Bargain stores special sale.
Thousands of pairs of hose sold the
| first part of the week. Thousands still
on sale, Sale closes Saturday, Bargain
store.
| FOR RENT-Fiye room house, with
bath. near Third Ward school house,
Inquire of B. G. Jones. P. O. 4G6. II
Harvey Brown. Carl Fredrick and
George Steele, of Spearville, came Sun
day to witness the ball game between
Topeka and La Junta.
Rev. Eells of Usage City will preach
at the Presbyterian church here on next
Sunday morning and evening. Everyone
| is invited to attend the services.
Bert Keplinger and wife returned last
week from two weeks rip in the east,
They visited 10 New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and at Niagra Falls.
I Miss Bertha Rath ard Miss Harriet
Abbott aud Dilworth Baird went tC
Cmarron Friday to attend the Luther
house party. r. NJ. Rath and VIII
Miller Joined the party on Saturday.
Tne Philo Chrislos society of the
Christian church entertained some of the
young ladies' of the church at the home
of Leo French. Progressive games
were played and refreshments were
served
Brick Bond, who has been In Wiscon.
sin and other cool places during the sum-
mer, arrived home Tuesday of this week.
He enjoyed pleasant summer. and has
all sorts Of prize fish stories to tell, and
the credentials to back them.
General Joseph Bristow, the Repub-
licau candidate for United States senator
from Kansas, was 10 Dodge City the
j latter part of last week, between trains.
He has been making speeches in south
western Kansas and is we'll pleased with
the reception the people have given him.
Rodney, Vatican colt taken from
here last season won first money In q
race at Ponca City last week at a 10 Ia
clip. 1t was an seven up with "Winnie
Y" who had defeated him the week be-
fore. Winnie was in the same race but
did not get in the money.