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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-12-18

If you desire job printing of any
kind call at this Office and be supplied.
We guarantee you better work and bet
ter stock than you can get at any other
place in the city, and at prices which
cannot fail to satisfy.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-12-18

The wife of Congressman Joseph Can
non, of Illinois, whom our Washington
correspondent compliments so highly in
this weeks paper, died suddenly at her
home at DaDville, Illinois, Monday
morning. Mr.. Cannon was notified of
the sad news while at his work with the
committee on appropriations.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-12-18

The new epizOotic which has attacked
the human race is called the .'grippe"
in Paris. When it gets good grip it
never knows when to let 60.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-12-18

After all, hog cholera is really more
influential and devastating than resub-
mission
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-12-18
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
At Dodge City, in the State of Kansas, Mt the
close of business, December 18th, 1889.
RESOURCES.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-12-18

1t is pretty we'll established fact, at
least SO far as future act can be said to
be established, that congress at this ses-
sion will do something for the old and
needy veterans of the war, who, under
existing statutes, are barred out of the
pension Office. The party is pledged to
1t, and, as every one knows, the republic
cans always redeem their pledges, which
fact has ever placed them in vivid con-
trast to their political opponents who
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
ITS LATEST MOVE.

Alliances are the latest fad in rail
road circles. The received
an impetus from the action of two
lines which brought the Northern Pa
citic road and the Wisconsin Central
into a compact which is easily explain
ed by the fact that many large own
have interests in both these lines.
The traffic arrangement recently
made by the Union Pacific and the
Chicago and Northwestern line has
been everywhere discussed in railway
circles, many cleve people seeing in
the combination "a ON the
part of IA Nanderbil.s to work their
way into the business Of the Union Pa
cific road and ultimately to lay hands
on its management. Probably that is
not the ambition of the NanderbiIts
who once tried their hand at running
h Union Pacific and were glad to
drop il as a bad job.
With the Union Pacific northwestern
alliance perfected, it is now announced
that traffic arrangements rave been
completed between the Union Pacific
and the Alton road, the details of which
- given I'm yesterdays dispatches are
not unlike those concluded with the
Northwestern This brings the Union
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
WHILE WE A

The territory must wait until next
Wednesday to Know what becomes Of
the appeal asked i'm behalf of the silver
Bow canvassing board. Meanwhile
there is pretty good ground for the stO-
ry that the coHnty Clerk and Recorder
has issued certificates of election to
the members of the legislature who are
the successful candidates in Silver Bow
il h tunnel precinct il counted. as
the court has Ordered tn he done.
Under the law of the territory.
authority to issue certificates of cleo
ton rests with the Clerk and Recorder.
The ordinance attached to the new
constitution says that the election re-
turns relating tn members of the legis-
lature shall be sent To the state board.
but il does not vest authority i'm that
board to issue the certificates. Even
in case the ordinance so stipulated. the
provision would be in direct conflict
with the territorial law which would
probably be regarded as superior to any
conflicting ordinance adopted by the
constitutional convention.
The case before Judge de Wolfe con
cerned simply u application made in
behalf of Nr. ..eiIatton. That decis-
ON establishes. of course, a precedent:
at the same time the STANDARD does
not presume to say when the certificates
to the candidates may he issued.
The only point raised at this time is
that. ultimately, the authority to Issue
certificates certainly lies with the
county recorder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
High Time IL Resigned.

From the Chicago Times
The announcement is made that the
Japanese cabinet has resigned. IL il il
true we are glad of IL. and we are conf
dent that many IL man when he hears the
gool news will go out and paint the town
red for very Joy. The Japanese cabinet
has stood around i'm the way long enough.
IL never was i'm harmony will the rest of
the furniture and il gave everybody that
came into the room u full-blooded night
mare. II il time for IL tai resign. We
hope IL will take IA tour of the world and
not come back. II there is any affinity
bstween the Japanese abine and the
Chinese umbrella and the Chinese fan il
is To be hoped that IL will he Instrumental
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

Sarah Bernharht has discharged her
white servants and employed co1oresl
ones instead. aud yet some people say
she In not mourning her late festive hus-
band.
One at the important rs.asoUs assigned
fo- the retrrat Of General BosilanRcr to
Jersey is that he may obtain peace aud
fresh air enough tn enable him to conn
plete his great work On "The Art Of War"
thing into some I~.oplc's heads. Rodcrick
RiRby, ~ sailor. In New York the. other day
placed "a revolver at his head and fired
twice. hut the bullets fiattcnesl ON his skull
and fell To the ground.
The Primes. Of Wales, il IL said. has he
rome very studious of late and has de-
voted much time to reading American his
tory. He has gone through Motley and
Prescott and will soon b. ready tn taxi
mp Old
The widow of the late king Of Portugal
will receive "a yearly allowance Of St4 ,UO,
which will hc reduced oIIe-ilaf III she lives
abroad. The old king was evidently afraid
she would go tn gahling all over Europe
i'm search of dry goods bargains.
Col. Alcott, president OF the Thcosopbi-
cal socicty. lss.turs-d i'm Dublin the other
night OH the subject 'Have we lived ON
his earth BEFORE" The society il think
IttH oI ttkItR ~ tIttNt oI IL anu lie eDLDuf'I
is looking out for possible flaws Ia the title.
The Pittsburg man who masily tried tn
assist his wife in washing the clothes last
Monday 10y pouring ~ cup OF bs.nzine into
"a tub Of boiling hot water, is probably so
used tn being blown mp that the little cat
astrophc Of Monday is of no special con-
sequence.
Two hundred and pity kegs of beer
which have been locked up in the Jail at
Marsballtown, Neb.. pending "a decision of
the court as to- their ownership. are getting
tired of their long imprisonment and are
breaking Jail ~ k,v AT "a time. They have
had altogether too much work" To Ito.
The physicians who attended Bla:re I'm
1888 come Onward with the statement that
le was partially paralyzed and for this
reason wrote the letter declining to he IA
candidate for the presidency. We had an
idea that he was completely paralyzel
some time just about five years ago now.
Barnum has now decided that as his
whole show will not hc allowed i'm the
lord mayors procession he will give n
separate procession of his own In London
on the same day and make the lord
mayors show look sick. The London
up with both professions.
DIR. S%unington, proprietor at the opera
house. at Ashland. Neb.. refused to rent
his building to the fire department for the
purpose of holding II dance, giving IA a
siblr for the morals of THE young people
of Ashland. which he did not think would
bc improved 10y u public ball. Good old
DIR. Sunin2ton- bless, his soul. But come
to think Of IL what on earth Is he dGing
with au opera house.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

In getting them To resign also. The b
nese exclusion act ought to he amended
SD thnt when u Japanese cabinet or . Chr
nesc umbrella resiRnes and leaves the
country u will be prohibited from NJ
entering. Ii In mot known AS yet what in-
the Japanese cabinet. hut Il IN thought
that IL was forced II resign ny the union
of the carpet trust and the window-Rlass
tslst-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
The IsrsO In Canada.

From the Cincinnati
There is an enthusiastically drift i'm Can
Il toward Independence. Annexation
mt present is not popular, but with indie
pcndcncc there would probably bc "a better
feeling developed toward the United
would seem to he the logical fluality.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
The Neighbour are Kind.

From the Neiu1ha Times.
Among the ~ueighbors who had been
good to tbs this week we are pleased To
thank Frank Hunt for a big load of wood.
Bob Frost for n f~ifty-round squash. Uncle
Henry Brand for IL nice lot of honey. and
Mrs. John Maxwell for "a couple of nice
spring chickens. With such ncighbors
the fellow who can't live well is truly un-
forttIuatp.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

Two more of the Mct'oy's have been
killed and now there in talk Of calling
federal troops to close out this little
family feud. Let us hope that the
troops will march with such valient de-
liberation to the scene of the strife.
most of the Mct'oys and lIattields
will have killed one another of before
the soldiers arrive. These latest out.
breaks between the rival clans follow
the wedding of last week which, unit
ing sciOns of the rival lines in wedlock,
wax deemed a token of abiding peace
for the future. The man who likes to
ring in his little observations about
marriage being q failure, may try his
hand at the recent exploits in the Nc
Coy-Hatfield affair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

TTUW TIT TItT't VNUTVy III.
Last Tuesday night while Mr.. wattlcs
was warming some clothes around the
~stovcpipe, il fell down. covering his wife
and baby with SCOT and filling the room
with gas. fortunately the pipe did not
strike them. although they were lying
dirsctiy under the pipe. Tie succeeded i'm
getting Mr.. Mohr out and they put il up
AGAIN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

There is no telling where the Home
stake tunnel vote will land. il the appli-
cation for appeal from Judge De Olfe's
decision is granted. Under existing
law the supreme our does not meet
until January. Ii the state il pro-
claimed and the new Judges qualify, it
will be the duty of the Legislature to
establish terms for h new court. but
the longer republicans delay the count
just SO much longer he organization of
the legislature will I've postponed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
A stem. NNhnder of - ser.n0n.

From the Platte County sentinel.
Rev. Morton preached to u full house
Sunday night On the subject OF Well. or
How is IT," About fifty wy.fs, unable to
gain admission, hut those ON the inside
that the ss,rONon was u Stem
wiutler,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
Col. s:muder.' Nlt..ion.

From the River Press.
The Red Lodge P~ickecsays that Col. W.
r. Sandc il going around through Mon
tana on some political mission" We
would add he has bssn doing that for
twenty-five years and missi in, n9 il every
time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

From the Boston Times.
Mr.. Smart las the church-9oers pass,
I'm surprised that Miss Sweet perm Is
Bolworth to ACCOMPANY her. He's about
the freshest young fellow I know.
Mrs. Smart: Perhaps that's the reason
why she let's him carry her psalter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
:. What a !. We Here F'or:"

From the Louisville Courier-Dourna
The very first cry that comes up from,
the new states il for federal offices. Re-
pub!icans do not settle in The Northwest
for nothing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Lines. Not the Linemen.
From the New York World.
The people have dccrccsl that lines, not
should Ro under ground.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

II the ardent newspaper defenders of
the attempt to steal IN liomestake
tunnel precinct will take up the admir-
able decision handed down Thursday
morning by Judge ne Wolfe and. by
picking il to pieces, will show wherein
il In bad law or bad sense they will rem
der To the public u real service and will
avoid putting type to worthless work
by making it talk about matters that
rave no bearing on the merits of the
case.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
w.. r,ow't care For Cain.

From the New York World.
England IL willing that we should an
mex the Sandwich islands,. Thanks! And
so far as we are concerned, England can
have Kalakaua.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

The newspaper obituaries over the
lamented FL Rio lsey are all merited
by that splendid two-year-old. but the
sentime ats they e>psss are somewhat
out of tune with the associated press
dispatch printed yesterday morning
which says that III Rio Rey is not dead.
The horse has been desperately sick
hut his owner believes that the colt
will be able to take his place in next
seasons American Derby.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

Misses Fine Cashmere Hose. all
sizes. at CSC per pair. black and
colored.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
SPGCIEL
WEEK.

54inch Atwood Ladies Cloth at 6sc per yard. This cloth is cheap
a 90 cents.
ssinch wool Tricot a 4oc per yard. we'll worth 7sc per yard.
The newest styles in Dress Flannels 1t 4oc per yard.
Extra Heavy Twilcd Flanncls at soc a yard, worth &c.
.4oinch all-wool Tricots. new line of shades AT 4sc pr yard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02

Ladies' White Mcrino Vests and
Pants at 45c and 75c. former
price 75c and SI.25.
Ladies' Scarlet Atwood Vests
and Pants at ooc per pair.
Misses Scarlet Vests and Pants,
all sizes at $50 per pair. former
price soc.
Fivc-Button Kid Gloves for soc
per pair. former price SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Heavy Wool Hose at e,c
| per pair. worth 4oc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

Mr.. l.. +. Breckenridge, the instructor in
mechanical engineering in the Lehigh Uni
versity, has lately been making some ex-
perments for the determination OF the
pressure exerted in drilling cast iron. lie
made a cylinder in which was plunger
having an area OF ten square inches.
Three small grooves were turned in the
plunger near its lower end so as TO prevent
any leakage Of the oil with which the cylinder
was partly filed. Two holes were drilled
in the cylinder near the bottom, and n steam
gauge and an indicator were attached. The
indicator cord was attached TO the hub on
the shaft of tue quick return motion lever
in order to obtain diagrams of considerable
length When the piece 10 be drilled was
resting on the pluuger diagram could be
taken which would show the pressure ex-
erted in forcing the drill through the work.
With auarter-inch twist drills the greatest
downward pressure was 400 pounds; with
half-inch, 800 pounds; with three-quarter-
inch, 1,l00 pounds; with one-inch, 1,i5J
pounds, and with one-and one quarter inch,
1,o00 pounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
Printing Floors.

A French writer observes that painting
floors with any color containing white lead
is injurious, as 1T renders the wood soft and
less capable of wear. Other paints without
white lead, such as ocher, raw urlber or
sienna, are not injurious, and can be used
with advantage. Varnish made of drying
lead salts is also said TO be destructive, aud
il is recommended that the bOratc of man
ganese should be used 10 dispose the var
nish 70 dry. A recipe for good floor var
nish is given as follows: Take two pounds
Of pure white borato OF manganese, finely
powdered, and add it little by little TO a
saucepan containing ten pounds Of linseed
oil, which is 10 be well stirred and raised u
temperature of $50 degrees Fahrenheit.
Heat one hundred pounds of linseed oil in a
boiler till ebullition takes places, then add
TO it the first liquid, increase the heat and
allow it To boil for twenty minutes. Then
remove from the fire and filter the solution
through cotton cloth. The varnish is then
ready tor use, two coats Of which may be
used, with final coat Of sheilac, il q fine
polish is required.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
TOWN TOPICS.

Wofktnen are rushing Up tie ne~
staad gipe Ga the blil as rapaily a. pos
-lssr.
The ch0ir at the PARK CHURCH, except
the qaartstIs, have been released from
sefsles for the summer
Ms. Al. Waterman. NJ D., Of B0yan,
Ono, = at eseet's Hotel. and has come
y Grand Rapids 10 permanently locate.
The ladies' of Grace Church are try
iae - raise the indebtedness oH the
church ald are meeLlns Win excellent
success
Sll Berry has heen appointed 10 the
positlon OF chief operator al the ~
thoue exchange made vacant b the
iss.gaat.on W. c. Ducheney.
a. IL. Nichols, well known citizen
of Grand Rapids, who has been al
~ault Ste. May for some time On busl-
ness : back AZ the fletcher Place
Prof. Daniels, OF OliveE College,
preached A scholarly Discourse at the
PARK Congregational Church yesterday
morning. There vas no service IA the
evening.
A special train left over the G.. r. 4
last night Nth large party OF prom
inent railroad passenger agents, Tor
MacAinaw, where they all bold their
annual meeting
The Schubert Club have arranged %
give a concert at Holland on the even
Ing II July 30, under the auspices ot
Prof. Sykirke, teacher OF music IN the
pubic school and tutor at Hope Col
lsge.
Beautiful invitations are out for the
State Press ASSOCIATION meeting AT
e.rand Rapids. and Il the pencil push
ers have a. good a time as the program
indicates Il viii be Jolly atair.-De-
tFOst Journal.
Mss sue Luther, of JohpstOwn, Pa,
= spending the summer ia this city, the
guest OF Mrs. William VI. Warner and
her brother, Mr.. Burridge -. Butler
Miss Luther lost several relatives IN the
JOhustOWn disaster.
Owing 10 the changing of pumps th,
pressure IN the city mains has beer
quite low on the hill for "A couple %
days. The new pumps Will begin work
tomorrow, and will give To the hlll :
pressure much higher than 1t ever hat
before.
The society of the New Church Con
gregatlOn, corner OF Lyon and DivlslOi
have invited the Michigan Association
of the New Church - hold It's annua
meeting IN this city and they are ex
pected TO convene here III the tirs
Saturday IN October.
Farmer Reynolds, the brightest anC
sanest man. who ever wrnte for Crane
Rapids paper, has returned from a trlI
o. the upper peninsula accompanied b,
an angel who helps "'"' see visions an,
dream dreams whic,. knock all hi
ormer experience silly.-Det,oi
Journal.
An informal mectia. OF the Board o
Supervisors will be- held tins Afternoon
20 consider the matter of building tn
columns and steps of the main entrance
of the court house out of granite lnstea,
of sandstone a. the spec. ticattnns cal
for. The sentiment IN favor OF tn
change Is strong and 1t will probabl.
b. made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08


Yea can't ksse . faSaAea4se c6rsstea1eE
a. aeuas = heet : b4Eslasas2i be~l, says tbs
As~ fsrk " ssia II gsa GeR lziad pay
~ iaekaa@ tie f4azi.s Tec@ox VII t@1e
great peas ere IL la.1lAg exc of tie sit4F
5@sias. er if BaS 10 sltr4 - strata = poizt
tie eslsfer eaa bs leyled % f9r a Afgs
wiae-esp, a szAa P1Dea 5oNi 81 IA lcs-t-o
Of s0Alat design IA vh.eA tocaFlsti4aize tne
sew her. Bat e~s2ncasy II no ooleet sn1
k&l0asea sa5!scflye tEs bosl l. eog sa1ered
part 4 the Irsassez2 az1 - pfoyi1sa Tor.
N5s aallse = paHel- -6oal IA aesign aad -
eairlnx IA equal sI20-nt of worEE@aseip
70 perfect - beauty, almost any s-m De-
tween ti9 aaG . 20 nlsy oe invested kof
tne forBlsr prsce yea c@z get Derby plate
Il gsoeular or Beii s1zle, with = l4ete1 edge
aaa POSE pattern SoFked about tie cir
eumferenee. Qu&tFaPis plate, IA s&tia or
ground finish, artlsticziiy stamped, sells
foFs ana a.. aBd are warranted % sn-
oure in beauty and service through twe
geaefztions The STEERING SiiEer are CO.
sans decor4tioa, aid every inch q TrpouSse
WORK adds e. a. tue cost A Dosl, zold
iinsd, With winged cAeruos AID dlmpled,
daInpiln : faced angels neatiaz about IA
swlrls of n4lst sud cloud, was used II Mad
is0n avenue Christening last Monday and
has since been sent % bank vault for
safety, labeled heirloom
During the ceremony IA question the bowl
was n led ~ IN water, wEich reelected the
plak tlDt Of the loose rose petals sPrInkled
IN the bottom or the lovely vessel Que Of
tue fayors sent 70 Ar. Bauy was . s!5 cradle,
festcJned with gaflsnds II ield flowers and
hlied in with a bed Of pink r0ses aud a psl-
low Of white buds. The record Of the event
WAS entered Ia a silver bound book OF rice
paper, ali the guests appendix z their names
as witnesses Of the ceremony High tea
followed, served with the music OF mandO-
lins, harp aud guitar, and after the Cloth
was removed, slamDer songs and nursery
ditties were rendered by professional tai
ent- The assortment Of baby sets, bread
and-milx services, toilet articles and odd
mugs, trays, spoons. ratties, button hooks
and beautifully bound brushes would equip
Nh asylum OF babies. One gait consisted VI
silver case containing a dozen tiny hand
kerchiefs of sheer cambric. and another IA
vor was ring and bells of fiigree silver,
mounted on ivory.
AT the swell confectionery shops baby bon
bons are offered for sale. You surrender
81 Is ia exchange for an oblique angled box
covered with tinted satin paper, containin 1
one layer OF frmtfayored creams sprinkied
over with crystaliized rose leaves. The
cover Is bound about with yard or so Of
satin ribbon, and the wrapping paper is tied
with gold cord. If you don't care 10 attend
the regeneration OF this favor, visiting
card and a district messenger viii suffice to
excuse you.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
STILL IN JAIL.
Rev. Mr. woodford Remains Ouiety in
His Cell.

Rev. Mr. woodford Remains Quietly in
His Cell.
Tee Rev. Mr.. Woodford remains
quietly at the jail and betrays no fur
they Indications of excitement and
many of his friends and neighbors
called to see him during the day. The
general opinion prevails that he Is not
actually insane, but that the episode of
Saturday evening Is only an outbreak
of an extremely violent and ungovern-
able temper. The gentleman has al
ways been afflicted by this inirmity
and it IS deeply dcplored both by hnn-
self and his friends. He Is 2 man of
fine scholarship and of studious habits,
and i a mechanical genius, but is pos
scssed of a mOrbldIy sensitive and high
strung nature. When he Is ovcrwOrked
he Is easily irrtatcd and has on several
former occasions, both in TINS city and
IN other places, lost his temper under
circumstances OF petty annoyance and
has SAID and done things hastily that
were aiterward 4 grief and shame TO
him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

III. Covode. Cf south America, is
i,i tho city visiting ms brother. John A.
Coveds. of the Berkev 8 Gay Furniture
company. Mr. Covoie . a civil engr
urer. aud had chaTta of a sccton IF
tile work on the Nicafsrla canal IEe
Islt tast work last august. and went
ever into the Argentine Republic. and
has taken the contract ~ overseeing z
fae work 1T bnfldlng about .Qe mules of
%, rssd fer c0l0fH Eguon company.
a. eame up iufa the { ntej states -
.-rf zule aErcuIfnrtl implements peo-
fea Interested In thsf CornTys - b'ly
insF rai end make contracts with
brId-s builders =