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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

snG 9ehvered, issued out Of the Sixteenth Jndi.
cia Distnct Court Of the State Of Kansas. sitting
In and for POfd e0Hnfv In aeSd suyHeSeAne
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

VOCer IN TalrVleW a00 hlcnIand C0Wn-
ships ought to 20 to the POLLS ON
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

" = "IV SI"H % oHuUISt IHe PUSlIIOH
taken by Tax Payer from Fairview on the
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

teachers, will be the first of the kind ever
sOffAnnn m nmY nannla Coma 0a,f.n 0na
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

udVe UOOuW1ne q Chl1cOte make your
abstracts.
The evening world., 1888-11-02
Materially Different
Iron Judged

Dudley-How much do you weigh, Marion9
Hawbert-Ninety-fouah paouuds.
Dudley-No; / mean net weight-r, without yure
zane deah
The evening world., 1888-11-02

A sAyE, sure cure for coughs and colds. -. 'sAs nay
BOTANIC BALKAN. KIhshAH. 2bth %. and s.AosNvdV
IL you want to relieve the diseases Of teething without
xisk give MoNELL's TEETHrNo CORDIAL. 70 cents. -
The evening world., 1888-11-02

full Of the lndy'sremariable success in Frisco
last summer is 10 conduct her thither again
this season. Miss Davenport writes; "'La
Tosca' has beer. q great 60 everywhere, my
business BENG the largest ! have. ever done.
money, money, money" Miss Davenport
vii play IN New York st the Star Theatre
this season.
Miss Margaret Mather will give nine per-
for%ances at the Grand 0pera-House next
Wsdn.s adPSs and Saturday m m't IN will i proSnS:;
Leah" The Lady Of Lyons" Romeo
and Juliet" "The Honeymoon " and Mao
There Is said 10 be no truth In the report
that The Two Sisters" Denman Thomp.
Nibio's. II is not booked to play there al all
this season. All the same, Denman. Thomp-
son is looking for q New York house Ia
which to present II.
James Barrows, who has made q hit a. the
darkey. In Held by the Enemy" at
Palmer's, e to play the part Of the Major in
the travelling " Wife" Company.
Mayor at the Grand Opera House, last night.
III play was creditably given and we'll re-
ceived.
Manager II. r. Jacobs has decided upon
giving o series Of popular price Sunday night
concerts OF the Third Avenue Theatre. the
flrst Of which will take place on or about
Sunday, Nov. IL. His intentions are to Sc
cure some Of the best vocslists in the profess
sion and give an entire change of programme
at each and every concert, and at tho same
popular prices.
The evening world., 1888-11-02

Ciintea atuart's Play Presents . eurprisipg
Number % Pairs Of the same Kind-niis
Davenport and els T~esca TIVE
Sisters LeelsinG fer q New York Theatre
James Bsrrews's Change.
"Beauty Abroad I" il h name of q play
by Clinton Stuart which was presented at q
matinee at the Madison Square Theatre yes
terday. Mr.. Stuart calls his play q comedy
and saws IL in original. The originality, how
ever. must consist in, o new arrangement of
some very old stock characters In some
equally ancient scenes. These characters,
which every one will recognize. keep coming
on the stage in couples. talking for a few
minutes and going off. In fact, the four acts
are made up of disconnected conversations
between pairs, supplemented in each act by
O finale in which, like in comic opera, every
body appears in one grand tableau. Beauty
Abroad" has O plot. but it would be almost
as wearisome to satisfactorily explain it, with
its numerous pairs of lovers, all more or less
= generally less - interested, as It
was to watch its development in
the stage. The principal character ia q Lady
object Il is, for reasons of her owI,. to induce
an idiotically stupid Americana girl TO we'd
Prince Gloria, an equally. idiotic. Italian
nobieman." Of course miladilis foiled, but
she does not retire in the approved style.
She melts, she is subdued. there 10 o tremor
in her voice she wishes the young lovers
one Of the pairs-happiness; In fact, she is
just o trife unconventional. The American
her countrywomen. In fact, she is silly
escaped from the. intoiera5Ie bondage
of mamma. She has few ideas Of her
own, and invariably expresses her indigna-
ton by standing with her chm In the air, her
shoulders touching her ears and her arms in
awkward pendulosity. There is Q Newport
divorcee who becomes engaged to remarry
part is by no means a pretty one A Divorce
Is not interesting except in farce, and then
only because she can be held up to ridicule.
Mrs. Sallie Budd Cronise is novel, but un;
Beauty Abroad" as somebody once re-
marked about o diplomatic communication.
IL has something in it that is true, and some
and what is new isn't true. The best work
was done by Miss Mary Shaw. an admirable
actress, as Lady Beresford, Miss Evesson as
Alma Ashley WINS absolutely unsympathetic;
Ineligible. and Miss Lallavane as the DIVORCE
weak. William Morris as y young New
Yorker, may have meant well, though it Is
doubtful, for he showed no evidences of II.
prisingly good in fact, this young man was
something of a revelation. Edward j. Hen
lev as the Prince Gloria was extremely ac-
ceptable, and Mrs. Barker as o conventional
American excellent.
"The Paymaster " goes to the Globe Thea
tire, Boston, next week, after excellent bust
ness at Niblo's.
AL Hayman is in receipt Of o letter from
Miss Fanny Davenport. Mr.. Hayman, mind
sAYH, sure cure for coughs and colds. %. cav u,y
BOTANIC BALsAN. KIAsMAH. 2bth o.. and s,HosNvdv
The evening world., 1888-11-02

"The Paymaster " goes to the Globe Thea
tire, Boston, next week, after excellent bust
ness at Niblo's.
The evening world., 1888-11-02
From Oregon

woLF CREEK. JOSEPHINE Co.. Ore. April 7. 1858.
FLEMING BRos.
Dear Sirs: having suffered with liver complaint for
some years past. Ihsve tried several remedies. and the
only one which gave perfect satisfaction was On. o. Mo-
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. My husband
bought me one box, and three doses worked wonders for
me. / feel like . new woman. and I write you to return
thanks for 30 much benefit. Ireoommsnd all my friends
70 try DR.. O. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills.
MRs. REBKocA CARao.
Cure sick headache. bilisusnsss. liver complaint. dys-
pepsia. heartburn. indigestion. malaria. pimples on face
md body, impure blood: &S-. by gsing regularly pn; 2:
By Fleming Bros., Pittsburg. Pa. Price ~ cents. eold
By ~ druggists, Insist upon having, the genuine DR,
Pittsburg.
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What SCOTS Emulsion Has DOnel
Over Is Pounds Gain in Ten Weeks.
Experience OF q Prominent Citizen.
TIE CALIFORNIA SocnErY FoR Tm)
B~uPPRKssIoN OF VICE.
BAN FnANcIsCo, July 7th. 1896.

TIE CALIFORNIA SocrErY roR Tm)
euPPRKsnoN OF VICE.
BAN FnANoIsco. July 7th. 1885,
took q severe cold upon
my chest and lungs and did
not give it proper attention
it developed into bronchitis,
and in the fali of the same
year I was threatened with
consumption. Physicians or
dered me to q more congeni.
al climate, and I came to San
Francisco. Soon after my
arrival I commenced taking
Seott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites reg.
ularly three times a day. In
ten weeks my avoirdupois
went from 1853 to $50 pounds
and over the cough mean
time ceased. @. r. BENNETT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The evening world., 1888-11-02
HARVESTED IN THE CITY.
GRAINS CAREFULLY wlNEOwED BIZ
EVENING WORLD REPORTERS.

A Municipal Relic with = Myrserieus Mem
ument Upen Il.
"Do you see that ?"
The speaker was q detective from the Oak
street station, who had met an EVENING
WoRLD man.
That" was . shield made In an oval shape
Of some white metal, with q brass ring around
IL. IN which was cut the words City
Police"
The white metal had o monument raised in
relief on It.. II looked very much like Battle
Monument In front of Guys Hotel. In Balti-
more. But II could hardly have been that.
Below this monument was the date i" 179S."
II see It. What Is IL ?" inquired the re-
porter.
That Is one of the first shields the Met
ropolitan police had" answered the detec-
tive. 1T was given to me by O mar who
keeps a junk store. II had drifted in among
his stock somehow.
What is that monument on IL ?"
THAT l don't know. There's no such
monument as that in New York, and / don't
see where they got II FROM"
II was quite q municipal relic, and the po.
licsman seemed glad to have II. What the
monument 10 some city archmologist will
have to tell him.
The evening world., 1888-11-02
Kalamazoo Celery Cempotes with Jersey
Only in Beauty and Price.

Kalamazoo Celery Cempotes with Jersey
Only in Beauty and Price.
Michigan Is q long way of, yet it is appar-
emily able to compete with Jersey right here
in the New York markets in an important ar
ticle of garden truck. This is Kalamazoo
celery.
II comes here packed in big square boxes,
which are kept cool in refrigerator cars, and
it is sold at O considerably lower price than
the famous New Jersey product.
II must be said, however, Of the Jersey
farmers that there is nothing discreditable in
this to them, for their celery 10 in every way
O superior article.
Kalamazoo celery is inviting in appear
ance. and it's long yellow stalks. which are
bleached way up to the very tips of the
leaves, make 1t look as If 1t had been grown
in q dark cellar.
The stalks. however, are stringy. and lack
the delicate flavor of the Jersey article, as
well Oh its crispness and juiciness.
more pleasing to the eye Of an inexperienced
marketer. but old hands will choose the
stubby. thick. green-topped punches from
the land of Hoboken every time.
Kalamazoo celery is put up in punches con-
tanning four roots in ehch, selling for 10
cents. A bunch of Jersey celery contains
three stalks, and sells for the SAM price.
The evening world., 1888-11-02

AL Hayman is in receipt of o letter from
Miss Fanny Davenport. Mr.. Hayman, mind
The evening world., 1888-11-02

"Davy Crockett" was revived by Frank
Mayor at the Grand Opera-House, last night.
The play was creditably given and well re-
ceiyed.
The evening world., 1888-11-02

WARNER'B LOG CABIN ssrsaparlla Regulates
w the Regulator. Largest Sarsaparilla bottle In the
market. Manufactured ~ propristors Warmers Safe
Curs. Sold By all druggists. Taxa no oshsr-lt II the
best,
The evening world., 1888-11-02

4hO GUSuhk 4kopoxv W - IA 4AkO hoDoSAetHSA
has been officially examined md certificates
Of Endorsement given by the following Insur-
ance Departmsnfs,
1. BY the Insurance Department Of New
York in 1885.
.. By the Insurance Department Of Ohio in
1889.
Q. By the Insurance Department of MiOhL
gan in 1886.
4 By the Insurance Department of Wis
eonsin in 1881.
Q. By the Insurance. Department of Mime
sofa In 1881.
9. By the insurance. ID department. of Rhode
Island in 1857.
z. By the Insurance Department of Mis-
souri, in 1883.
8. BY the old ex-Insuranoe Commissioner
Of Massachusetts. Hon. Elizur Wright. In
1883.
Q. Each and all of these various Insurance
Departments. after making said exAwinA-
tions, have certified that the books and
accounts of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association have been correctly kept, its
management intelligent and honest, and every
honest death claim promptly paid in full.
Home Once Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association, Potter Building. ss Park Row.
New York.
The evening world., 1888-11-02

the Old System, and in addition to this great saving. our persistent
members of five years standing have a sun to their credit equal to
a Dividend Of at least 81 per cent; UPON THEIR ENTiRh
Policy No restriction upon travel. No restriction upon change
of residence. No restriction upon change of occupation, except
the military when on active service. The POLICY is INCON-
TESTABLE and NON-FORFEITABLE AFTER FIVE YEARS
WITH A PAID UP OR CASH SURRENDER VALUE AFTER
FIFTEEN YEARS.
The evening world., 1888-11-02
NEWS N NOTES DRAMATIC.
"BRkUFY ABROAD ' AT A MADISON SQUARE
NAIINBR

Ciinseu stp.rt's Play Presents q surprisinE
Number ef Pnirs Of the same Kind-nfiss
Devenpsrt and eel Tesoa b TIVE
sisters Locking fer q New York Theatre
james Barrewp's Change.
The evening world., 1888-11-02

TIE BURcnARD OF 1888.

From the Northern State Of Maine,
Came greet James Gillespie Blaine,
Marching southwark In the Fail OF "a
The White House was his goal,
But one Burohard-poor oil soul
squashsd his hopes Of retting there for ever more.
NOW in the present rear Of grace,
For the Presidential race,
Ben Harrison has . chance, however aim.
But the Plumed knight from Maine
Bobs serenely mp again,
And tries to be q Burchard unto him.
Poor Tippecanoe. what can you do
Against q magnetic man
Tho Republican proposes,
But the man from Maine ~dlsposes,
And hen surely spoil your chances II no can.
The evening world., 1888-11-02
Tho Kind Of Cheese IL Was.

Tho Kind OF Cheese IL Was.
tFrom he Ptt'burg Chronieis.l
It was Of q railroad accident in ohio. A cheese
train had coihded with q mixed freight, and be-
fore the rubbish could be cleared away the odor
became very strong. As q train passed by on
another track one passenger said, holding his nose:
THAT'S mighty strong cheese. / wonder what
kind 10 Ia 2"
the man addressed looked out of tho window at
the pile OF broken timbers and mashed cheese
boxes, and replied;
''It IL OOfnaOe dd6rts.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-16
AN ANSWER,
esv C1a vseo; 0e vsss - The 0iapss
Swain.

y Csca vseO: 0e vsss - The oiur.,
Swain.
You Asvo told me. Simple Swain.
That the gulf between US twain,
Ever WIDER groweth.
1ead 0f Sefty birth. -.
fou, 2 tiiler Of the earth.
Whom no one knoweta.
You ye1ind me. Simple Swain
That haye . lordly train
10 sttenA my wishes;
That 1dine from golden plato.
While without you humbly wait
For the broken dishes.
You hsve mentioned. Simple swaiA
That your face Is very plain.
Ttseree, poltfely.
And. ~ you have truly said.
am fair. and gently bred,
And oe presence slightly.
You'assure me. Simple Swain,
Thst you 10 not boass Of brain.
r1fuiy, you have never.
How you could 'twere hard to see.
Since yoo Nfe decidedly
Any thing but clever.
II were useless, Simple Swain.
To re-echo the refrain
pOyouT dismal signing.
Your dement's are allowed,
And that I am rich and proud
iA0't vosth denying. ~.
Yodhsve shown me. Simple Swain.
HoVaeAinH my Sordly grain
1t would 60. to choose you-
Thank you. thank you. Simple Swain,
You NM made IL very plain.
That ] should refuse you.
w G. yda zcssel Sufph<n, 1. I'D -Riis.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-16
COUNTRY EDITORS.

usrIl.worklne Citi.sns who 's(3o Forth
Conquering and Ia Ceaqasr."
This heading is . brief description
Of one Of the heaviest-taxed spccim Ems
Of the human race. Tho writer has
been there twenty-five yc@rs Of his
most active life. There are many Of
the duties privileges and pleasures Of
the position Of which anyone could
envy a country editor" And yet 1t
j. life Of servitude and iiigratitule.
+ A country editor has to .read his pa
pers and write his editorials at night
when he should lay aside she work and
troubles Of life to enjoy the society Of
his family. which Ne too fire.
quently has no time to get
fairly acquainted vita In the
day he sticks type. makes:up forms.
folds papers. makes mr. she mails.
runs crrands collects bills saws
wool. works in the garden. attends
political caucuscA heads and leads
forward every enterprise for building
up his town. making public improve
ments. building churches. and es-
pecially by every device il his power
making great politicians out Of the
most unworthy specimens Of humane
ity. And then he is tho first man
neglected. and worst ynaa abused Of
any ono in the community. He has
to do gratuitously ten times IS much
work Tor the public. fof the party. for
the church. for society for AL char
table objects. rs any person In his
village. He il the pack horse and
the drudge for every interest and en-
terprise.
The privileges Of the position are
tho opportunities to 60 free. or as a
dcad-head. 10 all SHOWS. theaters.
benefits etc. after doing. gratuitous-
ly. ten times rs much work and ad-
vcrtising for them rs would pay fou
tickets But the real zcst 'country
cditor' has ID raining fire and brim'
stone down on the heads Of all political
or personal enemics. and all misery
and niggardly souls who live OF 20
cicty By the various devices which
rascality can invent. which sonse what
compensates for tho scrvitude and ex-
! actions required Of him And coun-
try editors are generally good men
perfected probably through suherings
and they lis, 10 very old ago. pre-
served. # IS supposed. BY tho deter
minaiion to live until their last enemy
Is made 70 bite the dust. Country
editors are mostly like the man on th'
white horse which Z 81. JOtn s.~
':l'hey &, Z. rih conquesiag nnl 'o' p;-'
QuerN -Des Noines Register:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-16
PARIS BANK RUNNERS.


How Notes and Drafts Arc Coa1eeee4 -
the Preach Meeropoois.
Certain employees Of tho Bank OF
France wear a gray livery that Is
we'll known in every part OF the city:
l refer to those who arc intrusted
with the work Of presenting and col.
.ccting notes and checkA They carry
a leather wallet fastened to the body
by stout steel chain. that Is pretty
sure to be filled often with . very
large sum of specie. and Occasionly
they are called on to defend this wall
let at tho risk Of their lives. as was
the case Of a ''habit gris' who was
attacked and stabbed in the neck the
other day in . house on Rae Tique-
tonne. where he had gone to collect .
note, or draft or something OF that
sort. Some days in the month these
..garcons de recettes" have to DO
moro than usually active. rs for in.
stance ON the 1st and 18th. when there
is always deal Of paper falling due.
and besides these there arc four or six
other ..jonrs docheance. 1t is not
ut all unusual for q runner to have
ono hundred and fifty such notes to
present in . single day and as In
most cases he has 10 go mp several
flights of stairs to do this. he has plen.
ty of hard work by three
o'clock at which hour he must
be back at the bank to
receive those whom not finding .at
home he has notified by means OF a
slip that he holds q note for collection
which must be paid that day or it will
90 to protest. At the bank each
.,carcon de recette'' has an Office. a
sort of an iron cage just large enough
to hold him and an assistant These
'.bureaux'' are in largo room called
tho galeric. and to which no one Is ad-
mitted who can not show a 'siche. =
as the slips arc called. Each ''habit
gris' has district of the city assigned
| to him, and unless there be some
spccisl reason he never changes 1t.
The salary he rece ives is small. and
although he gives no security 1t is
rule with tho bank not to appoint any
one to the position who is not able e
show that he possesses some private
means of his own. He Is held respon'
sible for all mistakes made. and il hi
cash does not balance at the end o.
the day he must make the deficiency
good. II unable to do this himscl
there is fund or deposit at the banl
formed by contributions made by al
the collectors on which he can draw,
and 1t is but due to the corporation Il
add such . thing IS tho bank losing
any thing through tho dishonest ac
of one of thcss habits is as yet un'
known in the history Of the instieu
| tiop.-N d PcdyMne.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-16
SOME WISE SAVINGS.

Biss Of Phslossphy for the Rich ssd Peer,
the Dsspondsst and Arrogant.
Learn to say no to yourself
Were words IDEAS. what an ideal
world this would he. a-
A friend without discretion Is more
to be feared than an enemy in armor.
Fear Of sickness is the first call fOl
the doctor; the rest Is only a question
of time.
Children obtain tho majority of theiI
knowledge Of evil and consequent de-
sire to taste it from the talk of theil
parents
Every profession of religion thai
does not make man kind TO his
parents wife and children is . mis-
take in the artscle.
Moses may have made mistakes. bu,
he never went back four thousand
wears TO attack a dead man.
Truth is as indifferent 10 public
opinion as the general public is to
truth. l.tr..
Give no friendship 10 ono who oh.
jects to your thinking your Owl
thinks ...a.
Every time you siriko . child yor
admit your incapacity to govern your
self or others.
The best friend Is the one who gives
the best advice.
Tho biggest crowns in H caven ART
for those who were the most natural
on earth.
God may have use for cowards but
has never yet 50 advertised ie
Lst every man b himself rs God in
tended and the world will grow stead
lily better. -t---
As love casteth out fear 20 does feal
cast out love. rF.r.
Every thinker and uttcrer Of good
thoughts is . pioneer pushing his way
through the bramb!es to contend
against darkness iguorsnee and sG
perstition. 5. 4 s.
They who SAY the grave holds mar
forgeis that it holds nothing Of him OF
his worka = Aussrovs Advaac..
TAongAt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-16
"A LITTLE NONSENSE"

There's many n slip 'twixt the cup
and the lip. and the world would be
better of II there were more.
Old Punster says he knows n
woman who wears new hat out the
first day she gets it-Drake's Magazine.
-Tramp-"Herc's pic stole OF
yer windy. mum. Iwant to bring it
back" Housekeeper-'.Well, I'm glad
you've got some conscience" Tramp
-"Yes'm. Tn tough, but ! don't
dare to eat 3 strange minoe pie."--
Judge.
Old ..Why does your father
60 around begging instead Of work
ing?" Little boy-''He begs so he can
sss money to buy whisky" But why
does he drink whisky'" $50 he can
- up courage to 60 around and beg"
Te-ss S!tlings.
-Minister(to widow)-'i was at the
cemetery to-day. my dear Mrs. Bentley.
end discovered that your husbands
crave is quite overgrown with grass. /"
W:dow( fetching a sigh ):-"Yes. l
promised poor John just before he died
/ would see 1t was kept green"
DIR. Pellet-''So Scalpel set your
broken arm?" Patient-"Yes, sir."
Pellet-"What were his charges?'
Patient-.'Twenty dollars" Pellet
Robbery. sir-downright robbery.
would have amputsted it for twenty
five dollarA"-DctroI Free Press.
-Mamma," said Johnnie. ''can any
body hear with their mOuth?" "NO.
dear; l don't think they can." replied
his mother "Then mamma. what
made Captain Smythe tell Lucy he
wanted to tell her something, and put
his lips to her mouth instead of her
carp 4.-
-Esquimau-"Well. stranger. what
are you doing up here?" Il came VI
to look al the country, but / guess I'll
60 home again. I don't like the eli
mate" '.What's the matter with it?'
s.Too sultry by far" ''Sultry? Holy
Grail! Where are you from?" New
rk."-Lipcoln Journal
-..Iu the spring a young man.
fancy lightly turns to thoughts OF love. V
O. it does, eh? In the spring young
mans fancy doesn't do any thing of tho
sort. It turns to thoughts of how he.
going to get in about five thousand
hours Of offour-hundred- -dollar-a-week fun
into fourteen days Of ten-dollar summer
vacation.-PMck
Father" said Robert Il have
long cherished the desire to 60 on the
stage, and have at last decided. with
your permission. to-" MY son. v
interrupted the fond father. cali III,
worlds stage Take that hoe hang
ing in the woodsheti and 90 and ,ii..
these potatoes back cf the 'er''.ari."
--Heyper's Basar.