Dodge City Times from Dodge City, Kansas • Page 4

v-i 7t H. VT" VTsJSKSS 'A -SIT-1 A iV' -ilapRI ar lv VSsS BWW5U.V i "iri -a IV TStt, THE DODGE CITY TIMES. Dodge City, Thursday, Oct. I). SUBSCRIPTION, 2:00 per year, in advance.

IV IS Kl.AiiK. Editor KAIJ.BOID TIME TABLE. T. A SANTA FE. COD.G WEST.

raFengcr 2:35 a. in. Second Clash.l!:.r0 p. in. 1:45 p.

in. Way freight. .0:45 p. in. OOIXG EAST.

Passenger 1 a sn. ....1:20 p.m. Second Clcss.8:23p. m. 12:15 p.

in. Way freight. 4:35 c. 12. OFFICE HOUKS.

OIT.XS. in. ra. CLOSES. 8:00 p.m.

m. 7:00 p. in. Week days Sundays. Sundays 0:00 p.

in. M.O. and Kcsistn .9:00 a. m. ni.

ilaHtcrn mail" do?" at ra. ana p. ci. Supplv and Mobectie mails close 0:00 p. m.

Tccosa mail, Tuesdays and Saturday 7:30 a m. B. KLAINE, Postmaster CEfidRClU DIRECTCKT Methodist EvicorAL Rct. W. J.

Elliott, pae-Tor, at Union chtuch, 2d and 4th Sundays, at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. ru. School at 3 o'clock m.

Praver meeting on Thursday evening. Battist Elder N. G. Collin-, pastor. At Court Hoaee every Sundav, 11 a.

m. ana IVi P- m. Sheldon, pastor. Services pcrv Sunday 11 o'clock and 7:30. Sunday school 3 o'clock.

Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Catholic Sen ices at 10 a. in. cry 4th Sunday of each month. Itcv.

Vci.derlagc, pastor. A A A Ct Rrnvinn dr LODGE 222 meets in Odd Fellows Hall, aud Fourth Fridajs of each month, at 74 v. yi. All sojourning brethren are cordi.iliy invited to attend. J.

S. Welch, Secretary. Appoli.o Lodge, G2, ilar contention ctery Thurs- corner Firat av. and Caes- nut street. Allibitinc brothers are cor- diallv iinitcd.

CHARLES COE, C. C. F- T. M. Weme, K.

of It. S. T- O. O. F.

-Corona Lodge jiryrrf' -137 meets at their Hall comer First av and Chestnut street. Wednesday of each week at 7:00 p. m. A cordial mutation is xiendcdtoalUisitinijbroUicn. C.

M. BEESON, N. G. C. W.

Wim-utt, Scc'y. LOCAL EW8 Are 'Ou an '-engine house man?" Cattle shipping is quite lively this season. Changeable weather is in order at this season of the vear. J. D.

Rapp returned from several months absence in Illinois. Wild game is abundant, and geese and ducks afford sportsmen fine fun. Fred 'fainter has returned from a visit to his old home in Connecticut. Miss 3Iella Cainahan has returned after an absence of five months at her former home in Illinois. Workingmen should not forget that Democratic war on the tariff means attacking the of labor.

A fine young lady arrived at L. E. Deger's residence Wednesday. The father is as happy as a big sunflower. C.

31. Barker and I. N. Elliott have returned from a visit to Utah and Colorado. They enjoyed the trip hugely.

The "Engine house" Republicans and the House" Republicans denominate the political factions in Citv. A. Evarts, who has been employed on the railroad in the west part of the state, has returned to his old home in this county and will remain a short time. J). L.

Devilla. of Cowley, county, Kansas, died on the 3rd of at the residence of II. McBrooiu, in Speare-JftVille township. The disease was typhoid fevei. R.

McElwam is East on a short recreation. A number of railroad employees have been enjoying trips East. J. B. Browne returned a couple of weeks ago from the East.

Free bridge is the talk now. The owners of the bridge will sell at a rea-ponable price. We hope that the bridge question will be settled by the establishment of a nee bridge, and the matter abridged. Mendenhall Son have taken charge of the Opera House Restaurant, and will conduct this popular place in fu ture Ihey are accommodating gentlemen and serve their patrons well. Hot and cold baths furnished.

An itinerant looking man with very small mules was selling applts and things here Wednesday. They came from Wichita Falls. The apples retailed at four bits a dozen, and were quickly taken. Mobectie Panhandle. The gang was fired out of the Republican convention and on their wav down to the Opera House they met a Democratic body wandering along the street without a head.

They clapped a Republican head on it and it still goes marcliiirg on. While the Republican delegates to the county convention elected at the Engine house in this city, Oct. 4th, feel that they ought to have been admitted to seats in the convention, tnev yet heartily endorse the nominees of the convention and will give the ticket their cordial support. Henry Dempsy, the man who was charged with killing his wife at Cool-edge, had a preliminary examination and the jury brought in a verdict that the deceased met her death br the hands of an unknown person. Dempsy was drunk at the time of the killing, and the shooting may have been accidental.

The woman had lately given birth to a child. The Pawnee county Republican convention met in Larned. Oct 4th, and nominated the following ticket: Representative, W. C. Edwards; superintendent of public instruction, H.

A. Smith; county attorney, J. 31. Van-Winkle; clerk of the district court. D.

31. Rose probate judge, W. N. Adams. The utmost harmony prevailed during the proceedings.

A. resolution was instructing the nominee for to lute for and use all honorable means to secure the election of Senator. J110. J. Ingalls as his own succeor.

A tttrcng resolution was also auoptrtl ksdoi'ny 'Jolonel A. M'l'H- Jv. or x. jfQlIolds iti regu7 Kiidldav. at 7V, v.

it. By reference to the article from the Topeka Commonwealth it will lie ob-1 served that xrost did not present ins claim before the State Central Committee. The committee have declared the arbitration of the vexed Senatorial candidacy and so Frost and Itush continue to be candidates. The decision will be made at the polls. Hush has the lead decidedly.

The committee on credentials in the Republican county convention, promptly and unceremoniously rejected the prosy offered by D. 31. Frost, candidate for State Senator. Frost presented himself as in prosy from Howell precinct. It appeared that no election of delegates took place in Howell precinct, and that Frost had no credentials for the place he desired to usurp.

This action by Frost is unprincipled, and stamps the man as the cheekiest individual in the country. A candidate for office should not stoop to such low practices. Remarkable "Weather. The sudden change of the atmosphere I Tuesday morning recalls the fact that we have enjoyed a remarkable season. The Leavenworth Times says of the weather just past: The present weather is like a section of dog days transferred to the middle of autumn.

It has been extremely hot at the east for the past few days, the thermometer reaching 90 degrees in some portions of the country. season is remarkable. There has been no frost to kill garden vines, and green corn, cucumbers and melons are still in the market. In Chicago, Wednesday, there were large receipts of bluebenies, a July fruit seldom lasting beyond the latter part of August. Thos now in market are said to be as fine a-; any part of the crop has been.

Those who buy stoves and fuel and winter goods do not complain of the unseasonable appearance of summer skies and airs so far after the autumnal equinox, but those who have these commodities to sell would rather see a spell of December than of June weather at the present time. Exodus lo Kansas-People are settling in Kansa3 and this section is receiving a large share of the immigration. The Chicago Inter-Ocean correspondent at Hillsboro, 111., says: partial failure of crops in this fection for three or four consecutive years has greatly discouraged farmers and business men of small capital, and it is reported that a western exodus audi as this part o'f the state has never seen, will occur soon the outlook should become more encouraging. A large number of the leading farmers of this county are now in the west prospecting, and many of them will locate there. An excursion train to Kansas yesterday took a large number of additional western home seekers." The same is true in other sections of the country east of us, and it may be expected that the immigration to Kansas will be large.

The time was when Kansas was to be a drouthy state, but that day is passed, and her reputation for sure crops i3 becoming widely known. The next year promises to be one of unparallcllcd prosperity for Kansas. Her absolute supremacy as an agricultural state is becoming known all over the Union. The grasshoppers and drouth are only known as things of the past. The absolute certainty of good crops which the past five years experience has proved indisputable, the abundance of pure water, healthful climate, good schools, intelligent people and cheap land, cannot fail to attract the most enterprising men from the older states.

To most persons vho are willing to help build up a counnry, southwestern Kansas is the place. Land is cheap and a good home can be made pay for itself in a few years. Land that costs from five to ten dollars an acre iill raise from twenty to thirty bushels of wheat, and from fortr lo fifty bushels of corn to the acre, and there is plenty of just such land can be bought in Harper county now. There will never be a better opportunity for enterprising men to secure farms. SIGHTS ON THE SAWDUST.

W. W. Cole's colossal shows which will exhibit here on 3Ionday, Oct. 13, contains all the novelties known to the circus world. The menagerie and ring departments have been enlarged since last season, and now are the completest ever giveu to the public.

No show in the country cau surpass Cole's in the extent and variety of its features, and certainly there is no manager who has so uniformly and unvaryingly satisfied his numerous patrons. It ij imposible to enumerate all the special attractions of this mem moth show. There are over sixty diifereut acts to be seen in its three rings and on the elevated stage. These acts embrace, besides the ordinary circus performances of riding, tumbling, leaping, such new and astonishing features as a troupe of performing Arabs, with Turks, 3Ioors, Egyptians and Spaniards also in the ring, a sacred white elephant, a white hippopotamus, rerial bicyclists, roller skaters, trick elephants, and 3I'lle Aimee, the human fly, who walks head downward upon a board suspended at a height of fifty feet. Trained animals and wild beasts are to be seen in profusion, and every kind of entertaiument calculated to delight the human heart is to be found under Cole's monster canvas.

The press is unanimous in declaring it the best circus and menagerie on "the road. ATT Kn-fS ON. ES. The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of rag carpet weaving. All kinds of carpet chain constantlyTon hand, and ready-made carpets for sale.

Address II. Gillaud. Offerle. Kas. 6m Machine Oil, a fine article, for sale by J.

II. Cr.AwroitD. 3Irs. Lemert has received a fine and large stock of fall millinery goods of latest au'l iMttom. mj i.lLjlI REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON- TENT10N.

Minutes of the Republican count- convention of Ford county. Kansas, held on the 7th day of 1S8-1. The convention was called to order by i G. Reynolds, chaimau of the Central Committee. On 31 r.

Uoover. of Cimarron was made temporary chairman, and J. W. Sidlow, of Wheatland, was made temporary secretary. 3Iotion made by D.

31. Frost, of Howell, that the chair appoint a committee of three on credentials. 3Iotion by 3Ir. Burns to ammend for the chair to appoint one member from each uncontested delegation, carried. The chair appointed: Frank Hinck-ly, Speareville; 11.

E. Wheatland; A. 31. Norman. Crooked Creek; D.

F. Trask, Cimarron; II. Fares. Klaine. On motion a committee on Resolutions was named as follo'ws: R.

C. Marquis. It. E. Burns, A.

H. Brown. On motion the following committee on order of buisness: J. Fares. D.

S. Cummins, B. F. Haywood. On motion the following committee on permament organization John Schmokei, J.

II. Phillips, W. II. Preston. The report of the committee on order of business is as follows: The nomination of officers will be as follows: Representative; 2d.

County Attorney; Probate Judge; 4th. Cleil: of Court; Register of Deeds; Supt. of Public Instruction. The report of committee on credentials is as follows: Dcdce Citt, Oct. 7th, Wo, your committee on credentials, submit the following report: Under the instructions of the convention, we proceeded to exeii'ine into the credentials of A.

Evarts, of Howell, and prosy of D. 31. v.e found no proper to any delegate from that township; nor any proper eidencc that any primary meeting had been held in that oting precinct. For uhich reason and the further reason that D. M.

Frcit was not a resident of taid voting precinct tnd could not represent the interest, we rejected his claims to a peat as a member of thi3 committee cr a -vote by reason of sud alleged proxy in this com cntion. The following delegates are entitled to peats in this convention: srE VKEV1LLE TOWNSHIP. H. JL Clark, J. 21.

Ferris, Peter Eaton, Win. Hitter, Henry Thillipn, V. C. Hinckley. ClUAP.l'.ON TCWfiUir.

Wm. Hooker, A. II. Brown, D. D.

F. Trask. CKOOKED CHEEK TOWNSHIP. O. Boycr, A.

II. Norman, John Schaiokcr, Peter Blair, E. Bcheney, B. Hpywood. ODn: Henry Widerman, and Win.

Scnmoker. CLACK CITY Robt. C. 2Iarqui3 and Henry HEATLAXD TOW.fc.niP. J.

W. Sidlow, John Rapp, Pretton, R. E. Burnt. DODGE CITT TOWNSHIP We would say to the convention that therev.es no contest except in Bodge City, that there is a miiundcrstanding regarding the authority to call or fix the time for in said noting precinct, that concluding that the Republican Central Committee of said township has the authority.

They utterly failed to fix the time and prounlgatc the thing by publishing a notice in any newspaper or by posting printed or written circulars in cay place within the limits of eaid precinct, that the only evidence that thia committee has i a certificate attached to their credential, but promulgated published or otherwise made know to the Republican voter' of raid township. That the Republican commits of said township are generally of gross negligence to such a a extent that their acts convince your committee that their intention waa not to piomoto the interests of the Republican voters of taid tow nbhip; that no piopcr list of otcis v.us handed to jour committee. That a list compri-ing 135otes wan handed us, that the friends of said ticket concluded toyonr committee, upon examination made in presence of jpji committee, that said list contained the names of a large number of persons who openly afiilintedwith the Dsmocratic yartj, including delegates to the Democratic convention. That six of the hundred and thiriy-tix votes were cast for the delegation. That the delegation claiming seals in this convention by reason of said election as heard by P.

G. Reynolds. That the contesting delegation headed by G. S. Emerson claims to be elected by rcaton of one hundred and thirteen a otes cast in arothcr and different place without the authority pretended or real of any member of the Repablican cammittee save the chairman of the county committee, by a conversation had between baid chairman and one E.

D. Swan upen some points which said gentleman diflVr by reason of which conversation, the raid Swan caused the notices attached to these credentials .0 be published in the Times and Cow Boy of this city, which wa the only pretended authority, on hich raid ote-i v. ere cast. And hile our committee believe that many good Republicans -voted at both of said polls, jet by reason of the culpable negligence of members of said township committee in failing to designate any proper and they believe they had the power in ilxing the hoars in v. hici.

polls should open and cloe and giving prop-rand reasonable notice to the Rc-peblican voters when many different ways and means were in their power to use on the one hand, and the apparent intention to thwart the designs of the Central Committee on the other hand; no fair expression of the Republicans of said tow nsihip was had. We hereby transmit to the convention all papers delivered to us from any source for our consideration and recommend that neither of said delegations have seats or participate in this convention, all of which is respectfully submitted. E. Bur.s&, Chairman. A.

21. KoniiAK, Henkt Tap-ep, C. HlNCKLET, D. F. Tisask.

The report of tho committee on credentials is as follows: The following delegates are entitled to a seat in this convention: SPEARKVILBE. H. 31. Clark, J. 31.

Ferrier, Peter Eaton, Wm. Rittcr, Henry Philips, C. Hinkley. Wm. Hoover, A.

H. Brown, D. Summers, JJ. F. Trask.

CROOKED CREEK. O. Boyer, A. 31. Norman, John Sehsnoker, Peter Blair, E.

Behny and B. Haywocd. ODEE. II. Widerman and Wm.

Schmoker. CLARK CITY. Robt. C. 3Iarquis and Henry Fares.

WHEATLAND. J. W. Sidlow, John Rapp, W. Preston, R.

E. Bums. On motion it was moved and secon-ed that where a pai of a delegation was absent that those of the delegation present should cast the full vote. On motion of 31 r. Burns that the chairman of each delegation announce the vote of their delegation.

On motion of 3Ir. 31arquis 3Ir. Shoup was made the unanimous choice of this convention as candidate for the office of Representative. On motion of 3Ir. Schmcker.

Mr. r.Ttf.'n JtJliiMfrtCTci IJHJJU.L Swan was put in nomination for coun-to attorne-, on motion of Mr. Sidlovr. R. E.

Earns was nominated. On first ballot R. E. Burns received ten votes ant r- Swan received 8 votes. 11.

E. Burns was the most unanimous choice this convention, On motion of R. E. Rums, Mr. Swan vas Hiadc the unanimous choice of this 1 convention for the office of Probate L.

h. ylcGrarry was nominat ed lor clerk of the District Court. There beiug no other nominations. L. E.

3IcGarry was made the unanimous choice of this coner.tion. On motion of 3Ir. 3Iarquis. 3Ir. Cher-ington was put in nomination for the office of Register of Deeds.

There being no other nominations. 31r. Chering-ton was made the unanimous choice of this convention. On motion, 3Ir. Schmoker, 3Iiss Augusta Waite was put in nomination for the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction and on motion of 3Ir.

Preston, 3Ir. Groendyke was also placed in nomination. 3Iiss Waite received 14, Groendyke received 3. On motion of It. E.

Burns, a committee of five was appointed to select names to present this convention from Dodge City precinct to be received or rejected as Central Committee. On motion of 31r. Marquis, a committee of three was appointed to apportion the Central Committee. 3Ir. Ludlow, 3I.

Trask-and 3Ir. Schmoker was 'appointed as that committee. The report of committee on apportionment of the Central Committeemen is as follows: Dodge City 7, Speareville 1: Cimarron Howell Crooked Creek Wheatland Clark 2. On motion, J. W.

Sidlow, A. 31. Norman, II. Fares. It.

E. Burns and B. F. Haywood was appointed a committee to select seven names to act as Centtal Committeemen for Dodge precinct for the coming year. The report of the committee is as follows: 31.

W. Sutton. G. S. Emerson, N.

B. Klaine. Fred Wenie, 8. A. Bullard, L.

K. 31c- Tntyre and J. II. Crawford. The following compose the fan county central committee Republi- Peter lmel, Speareville.

Wm. Wilkinson. Howell. A. 31.

Norman, Crooked Creek. A. P. Toombs, Wm. Hoover.

Cimarron. J. W. Sidlow. Wheatland.

Geo. Small, Clark. W. T. Wade, 31.

VS. Sutton, Dodge City. Geo. S. Emerson, N.

B. Klaine, (: F. T. 31. Wenie, L.

K. Mclntyre, J. II. Crawford, S. A.

Bullard, The County Central Committee as appointed by the Republican County Convention, Oct. 8th, 18S-1, met as per adjournment of convention and proceeded to dispose of such business as should be brought before it. On motion with second, 31. W. Sutton was elected chairman of committee and upon motion with second, F.

T. 31. Wenie was elected secretary of committee. 3Iotion with second that chairman appoint a committee to act as executive committee, to take charge of the campaign for Ford county, with power to call the County Central Committee together. Motion carried, and chairman appointed the members of Central Committee from Dodge township, to act as executive committee of County Cential Committee.

On motion with second committee adjourned to meet again subject to call of Executive Committee. 31. W. Sutton, Chairman. F.

T. 31. Wenie, Secretary. Accidental Browning. A sad accident occurred at Peck's sheep ranch, six miles south-west of here, on Spring creek, last Friday evening.

A young man named Sheridan, who was herding for 3Ir. Peck, went in bathing, accompanied by 31 r. H. B. Dearth.

It seems that he could not swim and got beyond his depth and was drowned. 31r. Dearth made every endeavor to save him, and narrowly es caped drowning himself. Thc young man's father, Richard Sheridan, came up as soon as he heard of the sad affair. His stfn'sbody not recovered until 3Ionday morning, it being in sixteen feet of water.

The grief-stricken father passed here 3Iomday afternoon with his sorrowful burden, on the way to his home in Sterling township. Jetmore Reveille. The following interesting note in regard to the Texas cattle drive, we clip from the Cheyenne Transporter: "In regard to the number of cattle driven out of-Texas, a correspondent writing from Doan's Store, at Red river crossing of the Dodge City trail, says that up to a recent date there have crossed at that place 153 herds, containing 394,227 head, not counting horses. He has kept a record since '77 and says the smallest drive over this trail was in '79, when only 110,000 head crossed, aud the largest in '82, when 415,000 crossed. This alludes only.to the drive over the Dodge City trail." Screen doors and windows at the red front tinware store.

Chas. Shields. Buchlen's Arnica Salve- Tim best Salvo in the world for CuN. BrmseH. Sores.

Wceis. Salt Kucimi. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.

nni positively cures Piles, or no nay required. It is miaranteed to rcive perfect satisfaction, or monev rffniifled. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale at City Drnji Stoie.

JOB PRINTING XEATLY EXECUTED the TI3iK OFFICE. Weather in September. J. E. Lanouette, Sergeant in charge of the Signal office in this city, furnishes us with the following- report of the weather in September: Highest barometer 7Jii2 an 20th.

Lowest barometer 23.613 on 23d. Monthly range of barometer O.b03. temperature 2.0 011 3rd. deg. oa 23th.

Greatest daily ranee of temperature 29.0. i.easi uauy range oi temperature, 14.2. Mean daily range of temperature 23.G. 3Iean daily point 55.1. Mean daily relanve humidity 63.5.

Prevailing direction of wind" SE. Total movement of wind 11.20C mile. Highest velocitv- of wind 42 miles E. Total ntinfall 0.23 Dates of frost 0 rr.sririTATibN. inch 1375 .1.32 1S70 0 tO 1S3 inch 1834.

.0.23 inches. Always en Htind. A full assortment of machine needles. Ever needle warranted at Emerson's. Silk ribbons, hair goods, canvas, corsets, velvets and lace at 3Irs.

Beadle's, 1st door north of Wrieht House. Hobble's bakery and confectionary one door north of postoffice on Bridge street. Emerson has the largest line of staple dry goods in the city muslins, ilannells, cotton flannels, reppellants, jeans, at lowest possible prices. FOIl SALE. 2500 Head of Sheep.

Consisting of about 1,700 head of ewes, 800 wethers, oO merino rams. This is a choice lot of merino sheep. AlbO two ranches and fixtures, one deeded water right with lasting water. House, barn, extensive board corrals and dipping outfit within 4 miles of Speareville. A good horse, cow or sheep range.

The best in the county. Also one span of horse3, wagon, harness, The above must be sold to close cut a partner-ship business. Inquire of J. 31. RlTTENHOHSE, Dodge City.

Kas. II. 31. Wilson, Speareville, Kas. To the Public.

If 'ou wish to obtain anything in the line of Pure Drugs, Patent 3Iedicincs, Paints, oils, Wall Paper, Stationery, Fancy Goods, and Toilet Articles, or a prescription properly and correctly compounded with the purest drugs go to Stuktevant Go's, Successors to Sain'l. Gallagher. iilerehiini Tailor. R. It.

Robbins has his tailor shop in the clothing house of 0. Marsh and persons. who want clothing of the latest style and best make, will please give him a call. Hats, hats, hats, by the wagon load at 31 rs Beadle's. New goods weekly, keeps her store ahead of all competition in both style and prices.

Stoneware of every description, for sale by J. II. Crawford. Milinery goods, zephers, saxony neck wear and fancy goods always found in good assortment at the lowest prices at Mrs. Beadle's.

A full and complete stock of confectionary, to be found at P. It. Hobble's bakery, one door north of postoffice. Oh, oh, Johnie. have you seen those candy bananas at Wilden's, they are so rood.

Shields has opened a full stock of tinware and hardware at the red front in postoffice block. The red front is the name of Chas. Shields' new tinware establishment. For Sale or Trade. 1G0 acres of choice bottom land just across the Arkansas river, lying one mile from Front street, Dodge City.

There are regular laid out roads on two sides of this land, and the very best of water is obtainable at a depth of ten to fifteen feet. For particulars call on or address Perry Wilden, No. 50 Front stieet, 'Dodge City, Kas. The finest stock of triple and quad- ruple silver plated castors in the city is WILDEN S. The-Impeiial is the best flour and the king of Kansas, next best in the state, for sale at Wilden's.

1,200 Head of Sheep for Sale. The undersigned offers 1.200 head of graded sheep, a mixed fiock, for sale. For particulars inquire of Peter Belle 31ead P. New goods arriving daily at Wilden's. To th.

Tublic. For one week only I will sell glass and queensware at cost, 'must sell to make room for other goods. Come all and get a bargain at F. C. Zimmermann's Store.

Fresh invoice of those boiled mackerel in mustard sauce at Wilden's. The South Side Hotel Has been repaired, refitted and refur nished. and is now opened to the traveling bublic. Everything home-like and pleasant. A good Feed Stable and large Horse Pasture in connection.

Prices reasonable. No drinks sold on the J. H. Crawford. SHEEP FOS SALE.

1,000 niGU Grade 3Ierino Sheep, mostly one and two year old Ewes. For further information address C. Schmoker, apl7 Odce, Ford county, Kas. Coal Agency. J.

E. 3IcAdams has been appointed agent for the Canon City, Trinidad and Osage City mining companies, and is prepared to furnish coal in any quantity desired. Orders left on slate in-postoffice building. J. E.

3IcAdams. I Dodge City. Kas. F. C.

ZIMMERMANN DCALKi: ft. Genera! Merchandise, Hardware, Tinware, LIDIBEU AND A GEICULTUE AL IMPLEMENTS, Stoves, Pumps, Fire Arms and or STAXDAK2 MOWING MACHINES, BEST HADE Caldwell, Kas. Dodge City, Kas. Fort Griffin, Texas, YORK PARKER DRAPER MERCANTILE COMPANY CARRY A COMPLETE l-INE 'OF General Merchandise and Oaifltting Goods And Make the Lowest Price of any House in the M. 11, DRAPER, Manager, DODGE CITY, KANSAS- A K.

B. BELL, SOUTH SJDE DODGE CITY. FINE OUTFITS FURMSHED OH SHORT NOTICE. GEO. S.

EMERSCXN BZALEK IN CLOTHmQ, BOOTS and SHOES. A COMPLETE STOCK OP FURNISHING GOODS. EEST STOCK FANCY GEOCERIfiS IN THE CITY. Hole A -out for CAIiDVKX- FA BOS AND FKSffGIST WAGONS. Opposite Depot, IO WHOLESALE LUMBER, LATH, LIME.

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND POSTS. Call and Examine Our Stock. J. P. ERW5W, Manager.

Price -Well Sinking EOEWK CETV, KAHSA5. AGENTS FOR ARSER3CAN ADVANCE WIND MILL. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Vie are prepared with improved machinery to sink pat up wind pumps, tanks, all complete and in a workmanlike manner, at very lov7 ratcb. Estimates famished on application.

Call on or address PRICE WELL SINKING auS Dodge City, Kaa. DEBIUTY' il HANOVER'S Brain and Uerve Medicine, a guaranteed SrccilicforXmvous Dcaility and Weakness, Hysteria, Dizziness. Convulsions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache. Nervous Prostrations.

caused by tbc use of alcohol tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Depression, SOFfENiNG of the Brain resulting in in sanity and leading to misery and death, Premature, old ace, Barrenness. Loss ot power in either spx. Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhoea cauaed by the over exertion of tbe braio. Self Abuse, cr over indulgence.

FEA1ALE WEAKNESS, as Backache, Weakening discharges, Inflammation, Ulceration. Irregularities, Change of Life, etc. Each box contains one months treatment. 91.00 a hox or for $3.00. Sent mail post paid.

011 receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES to cure anv case. With each order received by us for faix hose, accompanied bv $..00 we will send the purchaser our written imar-antee to refund tbe inouey if not cured Guarantee issued only by proprietors. Address HANOVER SPECIFIC Lock 5Si. Chicago.

Send sis cents for postage, and re ceive free, a costly box of goods tvnich will help all, cither sex, to more moa ev richt awcr than anvthimr else in thi world. Fortunes await the workers, absolnt-c-lypurr. AtonciM.ddrcsa Tbue Agufita, Airent for r.KAVEivxvoaTn Scientific Stoves'and Range BEST IN USE. Proprietor. RAILROAD TKACK.

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