The Daily Clarion du lieu suivant : Dodge City, Kansas • 1

THE DAILY CLARION A FREE N-WSPAPSR no. 11 VOL. 1 ix crrv. mav u. iyw THE OA II CLARION AFREK NEWSPAPER J.

A. CLIN 10, Publisher. 208 FRONT STJtKET WANT COLUMN FOR UKNT Three unlurnished roonis. Apply H. L.

Carey. Weather Forecast. Have Just Received Another Car Load of REOS Alfalfa Meal COME IN AND SEE THEM GREATS FEED 1. H. CAVANUGH B.

M. ALFALFA MILLS 0 P. H. YOUNG Xhc dodGE ROOMING HOUSK Jeweler and Optician Half Block West of Santa Fe Depot LARGEST STOCK TO SKLKCT J0HN HuGHETT, Proprietor 1 11 Nice Comfortable Furnished Rooms for First Class Repairing in All r.inos. DAY AND NIGHT Obituary of W.

H. Chapman Walter Harvey Chapman was born in Brighton, Iowa, May 6. 1854. On October 21, 1877, he was united in marriage to Mary J. Beard in HumboltNeb.

To this union five children were born, two of whom have preceded the father to the other shore, and three remain, who, with the wife and mother, were with him when he fell asleep, which was Saturday Property to Sell In Different Localities in DODGE I WILLIAM WILKINSON GRAND VIEW HOTEL EUROPEAN Rooms, 25 Cents to $1.00 per Day Good Meals 25 Cents E. S. ADAM Proprietor The Palace Livery Barn i A Faulkner Prop Feedand Board a Specialty Cor. of Walnut St. Phone and R.

R. ave. No. 2 E. L.

STAN FIELD W. STURGEON Phone 3532 Phone 318 Offlce Phone 10 Dodge City Auto Supply Livery Co. Repairs and Supplies. Cars for Rent Day and Night. First Class Service Guaranteed, Box 818 312 Chestnut Street M.

W. SUTTON CARL VAN KIPPER County Attorney LAWYERS GREAT WESTERN HOTEL Mrs. E. E. Boone, proprietress Good Meals Comfortable Rooms $1.00 Per Day Office in Hoover Block Dodge City Kansas evening, May 8, 1909, two days after his fifty-fifth birthday.

Mr. Chapman came into this community in 1882, 26 years ago. During ail these years he has been making friends. These friends have been won because of his sterling qualities. His was a strong character, always shedding abroad a helpful influence.

He has been a true husband and an indulgent father. Upon those he loved, those in the home, he lavished his best gifts, a life of service. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from the Christian church, Rev. Sorey having charge of the service. The Knights Templar and the Modern Woodman of America attended in a body as did also the teachers of the city schools The business houses closed during this hour and practically the entire city paid their last tribute to the honored dead.

The floral tributes were many and beautiful in the extreme. As the procession entered the church the double quartette sang, "Safe In The Arms "of Jesus. Rev. Sorey spoke eloquently and touchingly on the subject, "The Ideal Man." By the request of the family Mrs. L.

J. Charvoz sang, "Some Time We'll Understand." The double quartette sang softly, "Silently Bury the Dead" as the throng of son-owing friends viewed the remains. The pall bearers were all Knights Templar. At the grave the beautifu bur.ial ceremony of the Masons was used. The remains were laid to rest in Maple Grove cemetery.

"TAKE YOUR TROUBLES" j.To The Novelty Works. Bike, Gasoline Stove and Lawn Mover Repairing 2nd Door West Masonic Temple. Fair tonight. Wednesday, showers and cooler. The Prospect Well Some of our enterprising citizens began work yesterday morning on the prospect well which has been abandoned for some time.

The casing which was broken is being repaired and the well is being put in shape for drilling. The wok has not progressed far enough at this time for the workers to determine the real condition of the well. A. Lincoln Kirk's Entertainment Those who enjoy a good entertainment of the higher class should not fail to hear A. Lincoln Kirk at the Christian church tonight.

Mr. Kirk is a reader and impersonator of unusual ability. He is highly recommended by the press all over the, couutry. Admission 15 and 25 cents. This entertainment is given to assist the church iu some little financial matter and all friends of the church should gladly patronize it and will get value received for their money.

J. T. Williams is on the sick list. Rev. Reedy is still holding meetings at the rink.

Lost On the street or in a store thfs morning, a flat steel, door key. Finder will confer a favor on the owner by leaving at this offce. Mrs. Frank Misner went to Hutchinson this morning to attend a three-days' session of the grand lodge of the Eastern Star. Mrs.

V. T. Harris of die Soldiers' home left this morning for Baxter Springs to visit friends. Mrs. James Corey and daughter left this morning for a visit with friends in Chicago.

The birth date of "John Brown of Kansas" was observed Sunday at Torrington, where he first saw the light. Mr. Henry Heustis is suffering from an attack of appendicits and will be compelled to undergo an operation in a short time. Rev. M.

L. Sorey went to Kansas City last night to be at the bedside of his mother who was operated on several weeks ago and is not so well now as she was some time since. The Cogswell Brothers of Hutchinson came in from McCracken Saturday evening in an auto. They will be here for several days on business. Miss Lucile Beck of Kinsley came in last night to take a position in the Bargain store restaurant.

The PEARL HOTEL 500 CHESTNUT ST. COR. AVE D. Board $4.00 per Board and Lodging $5.00 per wee) Meals 25 cent- Mrs. E.

J. Parsons, Prop. Patronize Home Industry Keep Your Money in Dodge City. GIVE US A TRIAL Dodge City Steam Laundry FOR SALE The ROOMING HOUSE Property on Santa Fe Irail Street south the Santa Fe depot to the right person. Mrs.

W. P. Gray Gretchen Waist WITH DUTCH COLLARS NEW LOT JUST IN at the BEE HIVE For Sale THE AUBURN AUTO CARS For Demonstration and Prices See E. S. ADAM, Agent PhonelOl See Geo.

Cochran FOR WALL PAPER 3000 rolls of new wall paper in-: received. JOHN HARRIS City Boot Black AND WINDOW- CLEANING 20 Front Street FIRE, LIGHTNING TORNADO! Good Insurance AGAINST THE ABOVE CAN Mrs. Dave Thurston is very sick. Dr. Barclay came over from Spear ville in his auto yesterday.

Carl Anderson, who carries the Topeka Denver and Kansas City daily papers, is sick and unable to be out on his route. Remember the entertainment to be given at the M. E. church tonight by Miss Zoe Atchison and Miss Edna Rowan, the Y. W.

C. T. U. organizers andentertaieers. No admission will be charged.

A collection will be taken. We have always the newest things in neckwear. See our line of Dutch collars. S. T.

and J. E. Williams. Mrs. George Gray went to Ottawa yesterday as a delegate from the Relief Corps.

John Harper and J. P. Emory of Cimarron were in the city yesterday on business. BE HAD BY CALLING ON Hale English W. E.

CLAYTON PAINTER AND DECOR ATOl Carriage and Signs a Specialty. Estimates Furnished Work Guarai LEAVE ORDERS AT RUMSEY'S GROC J. L. Meairs Son Grocery and Meat Market FrontStreet Phone 141 Sample' Line apps SONS 100 PER CENT PURE WOTT CLOTHING ON DISHLaY My 12 AT THE BEE HIVE f4.