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THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE' CHY. SATURDAY. DEC. 4.
8DBSCKIJT10N': 12 Mr itr yesr, in aelvanct.
I. B. KUIHE, Editor and PnblUbrr.
ElfTEHED ATTUEl'OSTOFKICEAT DoDOE
ClTV, KAKSA8, A3 BECOSD-ClAhS MAIL
MATTER.
A GOVERNMENT KAlLKOAD.
Ex-Senator J. B. ChaflVe. of Colorado, in
an interview said: I once told Grant when
be was President that we oucht to have a
government freight railroad for the btne6t
of the faimMS frcm the sescoast to the
Miwi'finii Valley. I wanted Mm to re
commend it in a messspe. He did net think
much of it at the time, bat re does now. I
bull till GsrGeld the same when I fee him.
We want a double track, steel rail freight
railroad, Inilt by the government of the
Uniltd Slates from a good roadstead to the
II iff on ri Valley, on which all railroads that
are to ioelintd ran hate trackage. It might
rtart from New York City or from Hampton
Hold. I mention Hampton Koads because
I am told there ii fine water there. They
iav, loo, thai there is a practicable pass for
a railroad at fair grades in the mountains
weft of Iltmptcn Koads. Such a railroad
cnght to go to Kansas or Nebraska. Gov
ernment can luild it it 60 percent of the
coet these eastern and western belt railtoids
amount to, all of which live watered up
their stocks, anil yet are making money.
Erery railroad letween theEart and West is
pajiig good dividend! en four or five times
ita eost. There is a surerabundance of
money in the country, and tLe government
can borrow what it watts at the foulest in
terest. Mr. W. G. JIaiMiBtr, president of the
New York Slate Wool Growers' Association,
baa twen visiting the various phcep ratchet
in this and adjoining counties la'ely, and
ezpmses the opinion that the Arlaosis
Valley toescK s many advantags as a wool
growing and sheep raiding country. He wa-e
much impressed with the mannirin which
they weathered the late ccld epell without
extta feed the nilive gras being their
princtjral eutcnaoce and thinks sheep rais
ing is soon to be one if theleadirgindui-tries
of this part of the country. He rajs Texas
rt08?eees some advantage which we elo not.
but on the whole the Arkansas Valley is
equal if not superior to any oilier section of
this country for the general cultivation of
sheep. Lamed Optic.
In an interview Gov. Wallace of New
Mexico said: there are more than 13,000 000
sheep in New Mexico; the firm of O ero A
Co sold 3,000,003 pounds of wool last year.
For years the wool proiuct of New Mexico
came up through Colorado, and therefore
Colorado wss published to the world as the
gteat wool growing region of the United
State. Even the bullion which we Cent to
the Eist was stamped as Colorado bullion.
Hut such ii no longer the caBe, and with our
increased railroad faci'ilie we will show
that wr, tco, have resources, both in the
mines and on the raage, that are unsurpas
sed. The wool product came up through
Colorado, and Colorado, therefore, was pub
lished to the woild as the grest wool pro
ducing country to the worU.
1.5 st spring the rise in prices of lumber
was attributed to the fact that there had been
bo good snans the previous winter to facili
tate the movement of logs in the lumber
districts. Hence the announcement of a
heavy snow and excellent logging prospects,
made a day or two since by telegraph, is of
special intcrett The winter has closed un-
ususliy early ait over tne country.
A terrific land slide occored Friday last
at ths end of tbe Kokomo exstension above
Leadville. The slide occored on the line of
the road, and a large number of men en
gaged in laying track wtre injured. Two
were killed outright, and about thirty more
erionslv injured, while it is thought several
more are buried nnder the earth.
Harvey county has the sheep mania badly- t
We are being fairly flooded with tbe profit
able animals. We are gltd to notice this.
The stock of cattle is largely on the increase
and a good deal of it blooded stock, at that.
If we are only given time we will rival the
best stock counties in tbts State or any
other. Newton Republican.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road
has just iwued a very attractive ''flyer," an
nouncing that the road would on January
1st be ready to receive all classes of buinew
for all oin:s on the Pacific coast, for by that
date a connection with the Southern Pacific
will be eSected in Arizona.
Tbe low excursion rsten lately givin by
the. railroad companies to all who wi.'ned to
visit Kansas and Nebraska, hive induced
thousands of persons to vi?lt those states.
This lime it strikes them fair. The fall
wheat looks promising, ther has ben plenty
ol rain lately, and the state is in shape to
receive visitors. The probabilities are that
Kansts and Nenra-ka will have booming
crops next year and a booming tide of imm'-
gntion also. Keota (Iowa) Eigle.
POUT OFFICE HeilUD'
l'rom 7 A. M. to 0. P. M. Money Orders
issued from 9 A. i. to Or. M. Sundajs
excepted. H. J. FnisCEE. I M.
It is an indisputable fart that Hall's Hair
Recewer renews, cleanes, brightens, invig
orates and restoies faded or gray hair to its
youthful color and lustre, cheaply, tiuickly
and surely. People with gray hair prefer
to buy it. rather than proclaim to the world
through their bleached locks that they are
becoming aged, and psesing on to decay.
Chas. L. Bossiter, 195 Summit St., Toledo,
Ohio, give: I would not take one thousand
dollars for my ExceMor Kidney Pad, if I
could not get another. I have gained in
three months thirty pounds See Adv.
Niiixoii's ceftsiiMpnox ccbk.
Ibis is beyond question the mo-l mcce-se-fill
Cough Medicine we have ever sob), a
few dos e invariably cure the worst cases of
Counh, Croup nd ISreircbitis, while its won
derful rucceis in tbe turc of (junumption U
without r. parallel in the history of medi
cine. Since iis fir.t di-covery it has been
a)Id on a guarantee, a teal which no other
medicine can stand. If ytu have acougli we
earnei-ily ask you lu try it. Price 10 crnts,
u0 ets and SI. If your lungs are sor , Chest
orllick Lame, usShiloh' Porous Plaster.
Price 25 ct. S Id by It. J. brmger.
Wm II. Pullen, Fowlc rville, Mich., says:
I have not rested better for montls than I
did la-t night. The "Only Lung Pad" has
helped me wonderfully. See Adv.
SHILOH'S CATAKKH REMEDY, a
marvelous ure for Catarrb, D pthena. Can
ker mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there b an ingenitui napal injector for the
more successful treatment ot the'e com
plaints without extra charge. Price 50 cts.
boM by 11. J. t-ringer.
A.-VSXVEBTUIH tJt'EMTIOX.
Why do f o many lieople we see around us
seem to prefer to sutler and be miue mtsera
ble br Ind'gestion, Con-trualioo, Dizziness
I ow of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 75 cts we will sell
them Shiloh's Viializer, tuaranteed to cure
them, sold by H.J r ringer.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Haib Ke-
XEWER is a scientific combination of some of
tbe most powerful restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. It restores grsy hair to
its original color. It makes the scalp white
and clean. It cures dandruff and humors.
and falling out of the hair. It furnishes ike
nutritive principle by which the hair is
nourished and supported. It makes ihe hair
moist, soft and glossy, and U unsurpassed as
a hair-dressing. It is the most economical
preparation ever offered to the public, ss its
effects remain a long time, making Only an
occasional application necesury. It is re
commended and used by eminent medics)
men, and officially endorsed by the State As
saver of Massachusetts. The popularity of
Hall's Hair Renewrr has increased with the
test of many years, both in this country and
in foreign lands, and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries of tbe
world. Fob Sale by all Dealers.
The advantage of this portion of Kansas
in having direct communication with the
Colorado mining region', as a market fi r
produce canno be over-estimated. Ibis
market grows steadier and higher every
year and is sure to develop almost indefi
nitely. Before many years manufacturing
will be added to tbe industries of the mour
tain regions. The mcrease of their popu
lation will then be immense. The plains of
Kansas must provide most of the food, cer
tainty the produce for these people, and they
will do it at a profit.
The Perkins wind-mill cold by Colvin &
Son, near LarneJ, is tbe moot substantial
and reliable mill manufactured in the Unit
ed S.ates; and they know how t3 put tbe m
up to stay; cheap to suit hard times. Try
one; it will be better than many dam'.
Farmeks anl stock men look to your in
terest 1 have on s'and one ff tbe finest
Clydesdale Horse in western Kansas. In
sure for Ten Dollars. Call and see him at
H. 11. Bill's.
Livery, Feed and Sale Sta' le.
Near the bridge, D(ele Ci y, Ki sis.
PCBI.It-ATIOnr NOTICE.
OSCAIt I). GllKGOUY and 1EAUIAKL J.
IjKEGOUY, non-residents or the Mute el
hisnsaa, will laLw noticetlint Henry I.obtiin. of
the county of hdeeards, in lhestutvur Kiin?as,
on the IGtu ilay of November, 1&0, fiUtl tits pe
tition in trie Irietrict Court of Ford county. Mate
of Kansas, against the said Oscar II Gregory
and lUelut-l J. Un-gory, delerndauts, setting
forttl that ttie said defendants made and execut
ed their promissory note anil delivered the same
to said hlaintifT, Whereby thee promised tw pay
LlatntitT IheMim of Fire Hundred DidUrs on or
fibre five years alter date with Interrst thereon
at the rateof 12 percent cranDurufrorudtr,l!i
trreet avaltlf seml-tniltialty oil tue 1st day of
April and October, ol each j ear; and to scure
the payment of e-ald note ihe id defendants
raadeand executed a certal i mtrr(ie deed ui
on the lotlowtu? described real ttt..te !o-wi:
1 he southeast quarter of section fill thirty-two
in township (llj tivtntv-five south of ftingt- (2.)
twenty-two ae.t, con aininir one hundred and
sixty ucre-8. Ulthall tenimeuts and atimrtennn-C4-S,
uhicli said runrt:iire contained a certain
condition, lo-eeit: First, that said parties ot Ihe
flrbliarlurejustly indibte-tl to the l-arly vt the
eeontl part in the sum of three limidred collars,
leiiilurtt loan and paeabl- according to ttie
tenor and effect of a ceruin finit moits'aerel
estate note pje able as lieloresuteel: and lurlhi r
agrrein j ttut ff said parties of the first part tail
to pay said lutere&t at tile lime elitn Hie sjme
shall become due, then Ihe whole ef said sum
thall bedn- due aud payable; the piyltientuf
ubieh defrndauts hare iiiadedefuulr, and pray
ing judgment for eaiil sum and interest aain-t
saiu deitiijanur, ai.d the further onltrlh it said
mortgage le loreclostil, and theprtini-eorler-etl
sold to salisly said judgmt nt. And unle-s
vol! an-everon or belore lite Slhdar of January.
lel, said petition will be taken as trueand jul
inrnt reuderel acconlingly.
Dated tins i h ilay of ove mbrr. 1SS0.
It 1'. MVIO.N. I.letkof District Court.
PCBI.ICATIO.tr NOTICE.
J (I STUI.T. of Fairmiunt. ia Ihe Stlte of
sNebraska. vr ill Uke notice that jlyraMultz
ol the county of Ford, Mate of Kansas, did on
the ttalh elay of Novenil er. A. 11. leeO. file ber
intitioiiln thelli-triet ejourt of F.od c-unty.
Mate ed Kansas, against the said J. Q Mullx,
deft ndaut, setting forth ttial aiie has bren a re
idmtol the State or Kansas fr one year last
past, ami was a bona file result nt of the county
of Ford, Mate of K-insas, at tle date of filing
said petition aforesaid, anil thai the defendant
.1. Q.Multz and plaintiff are legally and law
full married, and thesaid tlefendant had aban
donee! plaintiff und lieen entile of grcas neleet
of duty toward plaintiff, and pr ing tor Ihe
care, custody , nurture and educattoti of Harry
Mulls, the iufant child of plaintiff and defend
ant; an 1 that plaintiff Ire lorever dieorced from
deleudant And unless you an'eeersaid peli.
lion on or before the litlh elay of January, l?rd,
said lielilfou will be takeu as true anl iudmi nt
rendereel accordingly. M W. Mm IIS.
noe7-3t Attorney for Plaint. ff
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THE
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PROSPECTUS.
In i sMi in- its iro5, rectus forlSSI.itie G.olje
Democrat can mike no ).romi..e fr th luiurr
that it la nut reasunablv .ur ,T fulfilln.n.t
judging from Its hmiury in the putt. In lti
i rrriuriiiiai runieei jui cioni u was refOnil
tOaslhe lead in;,- champion of the UfublicMii
cause of the IV rst, adTucatin theiuvu anl the
rtnciilea of the great iiartvul Ireeilomand na
tionality, and at war the exKnent of Us ad
ranc-d thought. Vethall continue that court?
unfalteringly in the luture, feo long s the JU
publlcan party remains true to the mieiou on
which it bet forth iwenty years ao.
The election of Junie-t A. Jar field and Center
A. Arthur as lkreident and icv lruIentof
the Uniieil Mates, hy an iiDqiieotioned majority
of the Electoral toted. M-cures in-ace aud irue
iTrltytolhe country for four jeurs. Ucb
herelhe new Admii.Utrathn will non pain,
and steadily hold, tbe Confidence, iot only of the
Kepublican )tart,f but ot the nation. by its wis
dom ad integrity, as uill as lj lis loal:y to
the principle oi theor?anixtiou which placed
it in power. The (lobe-licniocrat finnl hopes
lobe able to KiVe l'refrldetit Gaifiild acormal
and earnest supjM.rt It lliev.B mat he unl do
theri?htasbeesit.and that he will brin-to
thedi-chargeof his 1'ieBideutul duties a -Mur
head, an liouest heart and a lUtirminatiou to
Ferve his country to the beet or his ability. Cer
tain it i no ruaii ever mtered tbe While House,
b Iter titled tlun he by nature, edutatiou and
ex j ern nee to furnish uA that we expect trom u
pMd lreMdent.
lite Kepubhcan party is now more thoroughly
united and harmonious than it haslnen in luany
3 ears. There urenu rial 'wiigs tottaud lt
ui'tsoftine ladtoDS In it. 1 he CJlnikiizu tlut t.a
just clos.d wtldeil it together lu sjltd iuaa
against me common ioe. ai.a thireare liow m
biglia ot iOsiliicUiiUloi. We betlee IhU tmU
t andbaimoby wilt rontiuue tbroitpliout Oen.
iiatfield's Aimiuistratiou. nnl will result in a
luii-continued leaeent potter lo it. The Dem
ocratic power Is bioLeu aud demoralized ile-It-atett
under thf het candidate it ho Imd in 20
j ears and not likely ever again to prtseattbe
unbroken Iront which the Uepubticaa party bad
to meet on tbe 2d of NouuUr, 1no
htle national raiber than locul lu its conduct
and purHe. the (lobe-Democrat will deutv
p4Cial attention to thesaijectut 1mm giaiioii.
duiur itsbestto inite the thrflty fauus.ii.uiid
nHihanirssiL tbe lli;t acd of Lu rope touettle
on the fertile lands of th outhet. andeje
clally of the Male ol ilbsouri. This sul jeel hs
eotasetl Otirnttinttou in the laiat.and bow that
there are lourj ears ul.ta.1 tl ns tree in.m tbe
turmoil and excittment id a nxiioiml political
ronlivt.wefehall beenableil to pneit addiiioual
Ibatiluaud eurg. There is ruoui in the teiri
tory tributary to ihe gicat Lity ot M Loui for
million of new Inhabitants, and there island
enough now un I.led to feed tbe World ir lUlti
Taltd to its cajiailly. Toinnte 1 bote in puruu
of homes in tbe Wet to tbe fuels Capable ol be
in,rho.ncn this subject tball be one ol the
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TJ. S. LAND OFFICE, I
Lamed, Kansas, Nor, 10, XifeO.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
George A. W lioedecker against JIaz S. Uul
lock lor abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
SSii, dated Decembers. 1S70. upon the East
of South Weft qr, section t, towin-htp 2fl S, range
Si wtst. In Ford county. Kansas, with a view"
to the cancellation of said entry: thesaid par
ties are herebr summoned to ai pear at this of
fice on the 17th day ol December, JatO, at 9
o'clock, a. ni to respond and litrnisb testimony
concerning said all ged abandonment.
novl5t c. A MORUId. Register.