The Dodge City Globe from Dodge City, Kansas • 5

A sleet awl snow fell yesterday. It will do wheat good. Dr. and Mrs. C.

C. Logan are rejoicing over the arrival last Monday morning of a son, Samuel James Logan. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. THE SANTA FE ROUTE. Books? Do you keef The county officers elect will take their places next Monday.

27o. East Bound Ccnt'l Time. Arrire. DepL 2 Atlantic 5:15 5:20 a. in.

4 Chicago 5:27 5:32 p. m. The legislatnre will do a good deal of politico and talk before the members' sit down to the business of law making. It is wonderfnl how slow the mills of the Gods grind. Imei.

Son have just received a car of fancy. Colorado potatoes. jv. v. ana vnieago 7 8 a.

m. 8 76 Way 5:30 a. m. This Is the tlm to begin new books and you can buy Journals, Day Books, blanks of all kinds from out stock. We have more than we want to carry in stock and will sell them to you right.

White Pioe Balsam will cure your-cold, and Rose Cream will cure chapped skinl If you don't see wbsj yon want ask for It we may have It. W. G. Ar.lpGt DruggiOt. Charles Byrne was up rom Hutchinson on a ten days visit Christmas.

No. West Bocxd Cent'ITime. Arrive. Dep'L 1 California Express 10:33 10:40 p. m.

3 California Limited. 11:19 11:24 a.m. 5 Celorado and Utah Express. 9:55 10:00 p. m.

7 M. und California 1:00 1:05 a. m. 81 Way 7:50 a. m.

The District Cenrt. The Ford County District Court held a four days session last week, and much of the business was disposed of. Jndge Madison presided. County Attorney F. J.

Oyler, Sheriff Hale and deputies, and T. E. French, District Clerk, with J. W. Hldlow, assistant, preformed their respective duties.

The criminal cases occupied the greater part of the time of the court, and in the disposition of these cases Jndge Madison used diligence, and delays were not tolerated. The disposition of the cases were In accordance with the facta as they presented themselves, and may. not have been according to the desires of some people. v'. Ih the case of Fred Erskine, charged with stealing a calf the jury ou an in-formal ballot stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction.

The defendant was given the benefit of the doubt or extenuating circumstances which always attend such charges, aud the young Next Monday the Kansas presidential electors meet at Topeka. They will cast their votes for McKinley and Roosevelt. It is said Farmer" Smith will have the houor of bearing the official message 1 to Washington. There Is a probability that coal will be scarce. There is a strike among some coal miners in Colorado, FRED GARDNER, Agent.

ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. The revival meetings continne each nlitht in the M. E. church, and the Interest la becoming in earnest. C.

Q. Chandler, Pres. J. W. Cerstman, Vice Pres.

A. Bcrnett, Cash. Train No. 121 arrives at Dodgre City 1:50 p. m.

Train No. 122 leaves Dodge City at 2:20 p. m. J. P.

FKNGKL, Agent. THE STATE BARK OF COflMCE A writer In the -Scientific American states that chewing a Flick of cinnamon Is a sure cure for the grip. The Keliy-Mackey rape cape In Gray county, was closed at one time, but it seems it is brought up again. The de-fendeut had made reparation aud the judgment was satisfied, but there was a slip and a twist and the case was opened again. v.

Lucien Baker, after having withdrawn from the senatorial race, being informed of Burton's gratification remarked, 'Oh; yes, of course but just wait till Mr. Burton runs up against the crowd that Is waiting for a substantial recognition for services performed, against the boys who are expecting something, -OF man. V- J. M. was only constructively a jail occupant, 'was discharged.

Mr. Rev. Carr, of Dodge City, will begin a series of revival meetings at the Christian hurch on January 14th, in Lamed, says the Chronoscope. Ellis has regained his faculties and will no doubt be able to conduct himself by DODGE CITY, Does a general banking buolnccc. Your patron- M--'''-Ogo io colicltpd.

his own mind. Morgan Bentley, of FoVd to wnshipV GORDON L. F1NLEY, LA (OFFICE in midland bank DODGE enr, KAS. Dr. R.

W. HELLVSARTH, Prepared to do all kinds of dental work. Prices reasonable. Office over Bargain Store. DODGE CITY, KANSAS.

who was charged with assault upon his wife, was discharged. Our 1901 Bicycles are now In stock. They are beauties. Coma and see them. Remember that we carry a complete line of Bicycle supplies.

P. H. Young Jeweler Optician. John Stevens, charged with commit ting a rape on the person of Miss John-ston was acquitted. These people live in the south part of the county.

Some im J. W. Berrtman, Ashland, Kans. U. A.

Burnett, Dodge City. W. S. Woods, Kansas City, Mo. C.

Q. Chandler, Wichita, Kaus. E. E. Masterman, Wichita, Kans.

material things probably swayed the We never knew stockmen to buy and antl take out so much grain as we have seen go out of town this winter. But then we believe the most of them look after their stock' more carefully than they used to do. The price of a few steers put into grain and fed to the bunch is certainly no loss. Jetmore Herald. minds of the jury, but the girl's conduct The store of N.

Smith, Ford, Kansas, was entered on the night ef December 29, and a lot of goods was stolen. A dozen pair of shoes and a dozen pair of gloves were stolen. in a sportive, way, by marquerading in Dr. Q. C.

LOCAW men's clothes, at differeut times, probably led the jury to believe that her character CucCOOOf Ully treats all AcutO, THE MAIL AND BREEZE. was not like Caesar's wife, though she Is said to be under the age which makes a statutory, off enso of rape. ChnronlC nd Surgical diseases Eye, Ear, fSJoso and Lung SPECIALIST. Glasses acurately Peter Burgland Is putting up ice on his farm on Duck Creek. The past summer he constructed a large ice house, which is capable of holding several hundred tous.

The ice is of excellent quality from" pure water. The whisky case against J. W. Fitzgerald were continued. Fitzgerald is not Office and residence.

Clock Dodpe City, Kansas, -where be can be louud at all in the city. A. E. Bobbettcharged with obtaining Elbert Hall, who was thrown from a horse a week ago, mention of which was made last week, is not getting- along so well as was expected. He Is suffering from concussion of the brain, but his recovery ia looked for.

He is at the Hotel, where he is receiving the best attention. A twin brother attending at Ms bedside. The brothers have a home at Hazen, Arkansas. nours. consultation a bone uuder false pretenses, was graut- ed a continuance.

Ci GARRETT, Official State Paper of Kansas. The best weekly newspaper in the west. Coutaius all the news of Kansas, an ably edited farm department, a woman's page, attractive cartoous and Kansas illustrations, and Tom McNeal's famous fables and breezy comment on current events. It is the favorite paper of the Kansas farmers, and no farmer in this county should be without It. We club with The Mail and Breeze and will give you that paper one year and the Globe -Republican one year for $1.00.

W. J. McKean, charged with violating OSTEOPATH. All acute and chronic diseases successful ly treated without the use of drugs. Chron ic and nervous diseases a specialty.

the marriage law, was also granted a contiuuance. Mr. McKean was divorced but married again iu Colorado before the Fred Weiss and Einil Israel of Windt-horst, and Miss Martha Braudel. Aim a Bjandel and Clara' Braudel, of Gray county, spent New- Year's' at v. L.

Esh baches at Meade. They went; to see the Cimarron river, and found it frozen over, with ice strong enough to bear a team and heavy wagon. expiration of the six months time after Office: Room over City Drug Store. Office hours 8 to 12 a. 1 to 5 p.

in. Calls made at all hours. Consultation and exam Badly Damaged by Harry Hubbard's dwelling was badiy damaged by flreSatmday afternoon, and a greater portion of the furniture destroyed. The fire was caused by the explosion of a gasoline heater in the bath room. Harold hi tela brother of Mrs.

Hubbard, who is ou a visit to the family, was preparing to take a bulb, and was heating water for that purpose. In the explosion the windows in the bouse were blown out. The fire compauy was soon on hand and put out the fire iu a short time, but the building is so badly damaged that what is left is a mere shell, the inside timbers being charred. The few pieces of furniture saved are badly damaged by fire. Only the piano was saved without damage, and this valuable piece of property was saved through the exertions of Marshal Rhode3.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard lose the greater part of their clothing and household furnishing goods. An effort was made to put out the fire with blankets, aud that failing, water was thrown onto the flames, which caused the explosion. An insurance of $500 was on the property, but this amount will not cover the loss.

the divorce. The cuee against Fred Roberts, charg ination free. DODGE CITY. KANSAS ed with rape, was dismissed, the prose cuting witness, Miss Hagerman, failing to appear. This case was dismissed at Comrade Columbus A.

Potter died at the Soldiers Home, this morning, at 1 :45 o'clock, of general debility, after a severe illness, in the 73d year of his age. Comrade Potter was boru in New York state, and served in a regiment of that state in the civil war. The deceased leaves a wife, aud a son, George S. Potter, of this city. The funeral will take place at the home Friday afternoou at 1 p.

m. The Globe-Republican sympathises with with those in bereavement. LOCAL BREVITIES. Cattle are doing nicely in Meade coun the cost of the complaining witness. OUR CLUIIB1MJ OFFER.

We will furnish the Globe-Republican and the following papers for the prices named Globe-Repcblican and Serai-Weekly Ella Waring, was grauted a divorce A pleasant surprise party was giyen at the home of the Misses Byrne last' Saturday evening in honor of theit brother, Charlie, and Miss Suj der. Supper was served at 12 o'clock. All report having a very enjoyable time. They left for Hutchinson the next evening, where Mr. Byrne is employed on the Santa Fe.

from Harry Waring, and given the dy of her child. Alfalfa seed is selling at $3.60 a bushel The court adjourned, until Jauuary 22. in Garden City. Capital, both $1.75. GLOBE-REPuBLiCAn and Semi-Weekly St Louis Globe-Democrat, 91.75.

Globe -Republican and Kansas Farm- The cases were in charge of resident adorney8. County Attorney Oyler prose cutlug aud Sutton, Scates Driskell, DeFui lias moved bis law office to Judge Preston's oitice. Reeves Kirk pa trick on the part of the defendants. Globe-Republican and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, 91.35, Payable in advance. This was Judge Madison's first regular Fancbon flour the cheapest and the best term as Judge aud he disposed of busi at the Indiana Grocery.

Tba Gray County Sentinal is the title of Ellis Garteus new paper at Cimarron. It is the merging of the Garden City Sentinal. The new paper Is Republican In politics aud it is bright and newsy. Ellis is a smart newspaper man and we look for the new paper to grow iuto favor, iufiueuce and usefulness. May it succeed.

ness expeditiously and wou the confi The Osborn case against' the Dodge City Board of Education is in the Supreme Court, and will probably, be beard soon. This is a suit to compel the Board to admit the Osborn 'cbildreu to the school against the orders of the board requiring compulsory vacciuatlon. Rev. Osborn and rainily are now residents of Lafeyette, the cise will be heard notwithstanding. The question of the school board's right to provide sauitary mles for schools willybe determined.

dence of attorneys aud others interested. i il Heretofore Judge owing to bis trraine mm ahum: uuy iui.mic. wc lirerrnl on short nntirf VI fVKv.AT' former concern in some cases, did not hold the full term of court. Ralph Faxon writing from Washington to the Wichita Eaple says: "Applications for rural free delivery from the Seventh district bare been extremelj heavy. Mr.

Long Is expecting to secure the authorization of several routes In tbe near future though the department overwhelmed with its work iu this re to the old a thing of Cattle do not take readily grass. The winter range is the past. A sleet and snow storm is geueral Mike Sublime. Is So More. Death relieved the sufferings of Sheriff Michael Sughrue Wednesday, Jan.

2. He has been dangerously ill for tome weeks and the end was not unexpected. The funeral will be held from the Court-House at 1 :30 o'clock p. m. Sunday the 6tb, tinder the direction of the G.

A. R. Hon. Francis C. Price will deliver the address, and all will be welcome to attend.

The remains will lie iu state at the Court House all day Saturday, when the remains may be viewed by auy and ail. The G. A. R. Post of this plave has re throughout; the Middle states, causing much trouble to telegraph and telephone The State Rauk of Commerce.

Hie State Bank of Commerce, recently companies. Between Chicago and Kan The "Hough Rider" Is the stocking for sas City especially, the telegraph wires spect. This accounts for, the delay. Wellington Mail. A free del ivory of mail will be introduced everywhere practicable.

established in Dodge City, will be open children. Ycm can buy them at Tub Racket Novelty-Store. are covered with sleet, aud have worked for business today. It is the intention of but indifferently since miduight, making Eugeue Schultz, of Peoria, 111., died at the home of Judge J. L.

Finley, in this city, at 9:30 a. December 4, of consumption. The deceased was 24 years of age, and leaves a wife. Father and mother and lour brothers live at Peoria. He bad been here since September, and was improving until he made a trip to Colorado, where he became worse.

The remains were shipped on the Santa Fe Railway, Saturday morning, to Peoria, and were accompanied by Gordon L. Finley. The deceased was a nephew of Mrs. Fialey. t.

the traustnissionjof messages nnoertain. the bank, as soon as business justifies, to establish a National bank with a largely mm a quested us to tiny that, all old Comrades uun repairing, Key nnng ana an increased capital stock. The members kinds of repairing at the Novelty Works, are requested to come in and pay a last you ever try the Rough Rider" 3 doors south of the Kink. tribute of respect to tbeir departed com of this banking Institution ara well known and responsible men, who have connec stocking you will use no other. The Racket Novelty Store.

rade. Ashland Clipper. La Grippe coughs often continue for mouths and sometimes lead to fatal results after the patient is supposed to have passed the danger point. Foley's Honey and Tar affords positive proterilpn and security from these Coughs. Sold by W.

S. Amos. tion with other banks. The President is The deceased was formerly a resident Mis Snyder, of Hutchinson, was the of Ford county, aud was the twin bro Attention, Woodmen. truest of the Misses Lottie and Ethel a substantial man and interested iu Wichita.

The Cashier, II. A. Burnett, is personally known to the writer. He is a ther of Patrick F. Sughrue, Postmaster 'All members of the M.

W. are re Byrne during the holidays. of Fort Dodge. courteous gentleman aud hl integrity is quested to meet at the Masonic ball Friday, 11, 1901, at 11 :30 a. to at As Sheriff Mike Sughrue was one of the The Best Is none too good.

Therefore best officers in the country. His death beyond reproach. Iu his hands the business of the bank will be zealously guard tend the funeral of neighbor C. A. Pot See those "Rough Rider' sizes 6 to 10 at The Racket Novelty Store.

go to P. H. Young, a Graduate Optician is sincerely regretted by many friends. to have your Eyes fitted with Glasses. ed.

We commend the new bank to the Mike was a good hearted man and honest good will and patrouage of the public. In all respects. ter. We will leave Hall at 11:30 and preceed to Ft. Dodge aud from there back to G.

A. R. cemetery, W. H. Chapman, V.

C. J. B. Martin, Clerk. Conveyance will be urnishsd by Camp.

The deceased -called for a Uuited States flag and held it in bis grasp while life Mrs. Lena Waters, of Pueblo, is friends In the city for a short time. ebbed away. Mrs. Waters is well pleased, with her Ask any one who has tried the "Rough Rider" whether or not they are the best? The Racket Novelty Stork.

The pupils of Mrs. Etrick gaye a planb-fortc recital at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harbst, Friday evening, January 4. The following are the names ot those who performed Misses Maggie Murray, Minnie.Grei nway, Grace Helton, Fannie and Kellle Sughrue, Nellie Driskell, Edna Klrkpatrick, Emily Madison, Freda Etrickv Lydia Doolittle.

Nellie Martin, Neva Swinehart, Ignore "Harbst, Frances Meairs, 'ami Master Waldo Etrick. Immediately rafter; the performance, Mrs. Harbst delightfully surprised them with reireshinents consisting of orange angel's food cake, A very enjoyable time waa had by all. Pueblo home. This signature is on every box of the g-enalns Laxative BromoQuinlns Tbiu toe remedy that cares a eold fa one Cay The strongest, best and most arable Frank Chapman Is representing the stocking on the, market Is the "Rough Lost Since November 1st," a short yearling calf, branded with scissors on GRE1T CLUBBING OFFER.

'There Is no better farm and stock journal publhhed than the "Old Reliable" Kansas Farmer, of Topeka, Kansas, which Barcaln Store at different towns in the Rider" at The Racket Novelty Store. oAnnfrv a' efntlr nf lnriipft' rInalca capes and tailor made suits. Feed for Sale 200 tons of Kafir corn snd sorghum for ale at my ranch, 7 miles southwest ot Dodge City. 4w Warren V. Brown.

left hip aud 6 on right hip. Information left at Globe-Republican office will be suitably rewarded. gave its readers during the past year 992 pages of select and practical reading matter covering every varied interest of the farmer and his family, and the' agri Dr. Simpson, on from Chambersbnrg, a fnll blood' Polled Tin rim in Kul 1 al Htn'M fct-tttwlurrl niV-l cultural atld the live stock industry of the west. Any one of its "Twentieth Cent To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Tablets.

All druggist refund the money if it falls to cure. E. W. Groye's signature on each box. 25c, Rubber Stamps, Dates, Stencils, at the Novelty Works, 3 doors south of the Rink.

For Sale Three good work horses, will place, the animal with his improved stock, ury to be Issued, during 1901, 1A er I a Lm 1 ppo Co ft U. G. Vscher, 157 Osgood St, Chicago," siys: My wife had a very severe case la grippe, snd It left her with a Very-bid cough. She tried a bottle of Fcley's Honey and Tar and It gave Immediate relief. A 60 cent bottle cured hei cough will be worth the annual subscription Wednesday moruing -of last week, while returning to his home from the train, and when the tempeiature was eleven degrees below zero, Conductor R.

H. McElwain saw some beautiful sights above the are lights aud above the head lights near the depot. The phenomena price of One Dollar a year. Sample copy free, Clubbed with the Globe-Repub Honey or Poison from the Same Flower." From Success. The bee and the spider visit the same flower.

One brhigs uway honey, the oilier poison. Two boys aie given similar opportuuilie one will educate himself aud make a fortune; the other will turn his advantages into stepping stones to ruin aud disgrace. One boy will become rich by means of the trifles which others throw away. scraps of leather, cotton waste, slag, iron fllling3, lican both one year for only 91.50. entirely." Price 25c.

and 50c Sold by The receipt of the Topeka Capital "and Kansas City Journal, on noon, on the day of. publication, furnishes our citizens with the latest news, and only a lew hours behind the cities where the publications are made. W. S. Amos.

one good driver and two colts. Also some good native cows. Call on presented itself In brilliant scintillations of frosty particles of atmosphere which Taken Up Came to'my place June 20, C. N. Beck, 8pearville townshfp.

were formed In columns as large as the 1900, one black muley cow, branded AH At Cost. All onr fascinators at Car. The Racket Novelty Store. electric light poles, and towering higher than the buildinss. The icy crystals connected, bar underneath, on left side, and ear mark swallow fork out of right ear and under bit ouj of left ear.

Afler LaCrfppe -TTbai? Usually a racking congh and a general were of dazzling brightness in yellow or T. A. Scates, Connty Attorney F. J. Oyler and B.

Driskell went up to Cimarron, Monday, as attorneys In the Send to the Times-Journal Publishing foelf nr of weakness. Folev's Honev snd Peter Moler, 4t Wright, Kai. gold, aud were beautiful to look upon. These sparkling and twinkling sprays of frozen atmosphere, in the calm still hours Tar is guaranteed to cure the grippe case of seduction of Miss Kelly versus HI nkf A nrplimiimrv trial, was tiarl cough" sua make yon strong ana wen. Sold by W.

S. Amos. 7 Oklahoma City, O. and get a fine msp ot the famous Kiowa and Comanche reservation, a copy of the laws governing its opening to white settlers, and the hoofs aud horns of cattle which to one represent only so much rubbish are made by another the nucleus of a fortune. Miners have amassed wealth from, the tailings of old abandoned 'mines which those who preceded them bad discarded as waste.

Sonic boys will pick up an education from odds and ends of time which others recklessly throw away, and ff the Stops tbe Cneh and works on that day, of. the early morning, were blushingly dancing and prancing fantastically in the beems of artificial light and wasting their Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tablets cure ADVEQT1SC9 ILETTE3 A. 1ST brilliancy on the hyperborean air. Times-Journal one year, which will keep you posted as to tbe time and manner of opening.

All for $1.00. a cold In one day. No cure, No pay. Price 25 cents. W.

S.Amos guarantees every bottle of Coiiir liemedv and will The following letters remsin unclaimed for week ending January 10, 1901. will grow rich by practicing Email economics which others ignore. The Topeka Daily State Journal will Byzer Thomas Goodwin Tbe Dtit Prescription for Jtfatarl Goodwin Mrs John Marshal Mrs cover fully and aeurately the coming session of the Kansas Legislature. It will be mailed to any address In Kansas, or refund the money to anyone who is not satisfied after using twotliirds of thecou-teuts. This ia the best remedy In the world for la grippe, colds, croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take.

It prevents any tendency of a cold to result in Yon nasur 7hat Ton Are Taking- When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because- the formula Is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. 0c. Good Velvet Ear Muffs at 5c. Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove Tasteless Chill Toxic." It is simply iron and quinine la a tasteless form.

No ure no pay. lrlce 50c McDowell Mrs 2 One cent will be charged for advertised letter delivered. J. A. Aement, P.

M. elsewhere, sixty calendar days for sixty at Tmf Racket Novelty Store. cents, one hundred days foi $1..