The Globe-republican., 1909-04-01

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chance TO cell again 1t . profit OF abou
5000, cold the placs 70 Mr.. Waite, wh
will take charge and operate the ranch
Pinsulss ars for Backashe. and brinl
quick relief 10 lumbago, rheumatism
fatigue and slrothef symptoms Of Kidns!
dissssss. Try asestonie To tho sotlr
syste@ and build up strength sod health
Price sOc and el.oo. Palace Drug Ssof'
J.F. Gonds, without asking any Of a
for our pesniasont hes sold hls go scr'
farm 10 Wilbotn township TO Ar. Hart
lett, Of Stafford tSounty The purchas'
price was something over ele,0oo, ant
the worst Of tKS whole thing is that Nr
Cloudy did not t ned - the money. q
Everybody wants the best work ths
can be. securedtwhen they send out sucf
items % shirts,a collars, cuffs, etc. Thu
American Steam Laundry Of Hutchinson
does thesbsst Work that is done 10 Kansas
A trial will convince you.
"a J. W. ROSE, Agent
Earnest Proach, machinist at the
Santa Fe round house was quite badly
burned about the face Tuesday night Of
this week. He was handling some acid
and the bottle broke. While bis TO-
juries were very painful, they will not be
permanent, and 1t is believed that bis
face will not be marked.
Judge Thompson, the young man who
moved to Finney county few years
ago and was elected a district judge,
bought section of western Kansas land
three years ago. lie sold the land this
week at profit Of $500. The best in
vestment on earth seems to be Western
Kansas lands.
General Manager G. W. Kouns, who
has charge of the Santa Fe from Newton
to El Paso, has established his head
quarters at Amarillo, Texas, beginning
with today. General Manager r. g.
Parker, formerly at Newton, passed
through today to La Junta, where he
will make his headquarters, and Mr..
Sharpe, who has been located at La
Junta, went to Newton.
Congressman Madison has again intro
duced his bill relating to the issuing of
injunctions and restraining orders. This
Ia practically the same bill he introduced
at the last session. and which failed TO
pass at that time. Following Its failure
the provisions Of the bill were endorsed
by the National Republican convention,
and the bill will most likely be passed
this time.
The place owned by Harry Herzer and
Chas. Laing on the Mulberry near Ford
has about 1000 walnut trees growing on
1t. The same place years ago had some
large walnut trees, as shown bv the
stumps. There are fourteen large wal
nut stumps, the largest being 40 inches
across. or the present walnut grove,
the largest trees are about 1S inches
through at the trunk.
"My three year old boy was badly con.
stipated, had high fever and was In an
awfnl condition. gave him two doses
of Foley's Orino Laxative and the next
morning the fever was gone and he was
well. Foley's Orlno Laxative
saved his ife." A. Wolkush, Casiner,
Wis. The Palace Drug Co.
In this copy OF the Globe Republican
will be found an advertisement of the
Regal Automobile. This car is one that
is very popular this year and has been
big sale. Several of them have
been sold at Larned during the last
month. Robt. Vernon, has been driving
1ne Of the Royals in Dodge City, and
many here have admired 1t. II is being
advertised by the OIlinger-CeDter Motor
Of Saliaa, one of the best firms
IN the state.
Where do you stand on splitting, or
ordinance. There Is some
little agitition over this question just at
present. There are number of first
,lass single handed spitters in Dodge City
Ind the trail they leave on the sidewalks,
n the depot waiting rooms. and other
over town Is unsightly, un-
and altogether fbominable.
There are signs up In the depot waiting
ooms, and 10 the halls Of business houses
lgainst "spitting on the foor," and the
flcers want something to back mp the
igns with. A number Of towns over the
tate to have anti-spitting ordinances.
n Hutchinson 1t is q IS fine to plaster the
idewalk with tobacco juice. The council
ere will probably be asked to pass such
n ordinance, and perhaps 1t would be a
retty good thing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, wife of Judge
Ienry F. Mason, died at Stormont
ospital 10 Topeka on last Saturday after.
Don. Her brother Mr.. Sam Wilkinson,
{ this place received telegram on Fri
ay afternoon that she was dangerously
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