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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-11-27
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

KANSAS STATE NEWS.
Bogus Detective Agency squelched.
Five tin horn detectives were arrested
at Wichita recently BY q deputy United
States marshal, charged with fraudu-
lently using the mails in distributing
advertising matter to make detectives
for ten dollars They have been doing
thriving business.
An Insurance Mans Arrest.
Harry P. Devol, special agent Of the
Home Insurance Company Of New York,
was arrested at Memphis, Tenn, a few
days ago. and taken to Topeka, on the
charge Of embezzling $1,000. Devol's
territory consists of Kansas, Colorado and
Nebraska. 1t is claimed that in July
last, from collections made by him he
appropriated the sum named and soon
after disappeared.
Methodist Missionary Committee.
The general missionary committee
meeting of the Methodist church was
held at Independence few days ago.
Many prominent Methodists were in at
tendance. The making of appropria-
tons for foreign missionary work was
the most important business transacted.
The appropriations were as follows:
Africa, in part, So, 500; South Africa, in
part. SS5,210; education in South Amer
icn, s7.75O; Germany, in part, $40, AGO;
Germany, interest on debt, $500; Ger
many, teachers in mission school, $40;
Switzerland, in part, $3.50; Norway, in
part, $4,000, Sweden, in part, S25, O6S;
Denmark, IS, 362; North India, $40. 500;
South India, $4,000; Bengal Confer
ence, S1S,SO0; Malaysia, S., 800; Bull
garia, $1,000.
silver Lakes Last Chance.
Mr.. PomerOy, one Of the prominent
officials of the Topeka, West Moreland
& Marysville railroad, has gone East to
complete arrangements for at once push
ing the work on this new road. The
directors have decided to give the town
Of Silver Lake one more opportunity to
secure this new road by again submit
ting the bond proposition in that town
ship; and in view of tho overwhelming
majority given the bonds in Topeka it is
believed that the people Of Silver Lake
will come to the front.
Suit Against n Telegraph Company
A case was recently brought in the
District Court at Topeka by George
West, against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, for $1,000 damage for
failure to deliver a message concerning
the death and funeral of relative. On
September IA, 1885, George West, seven
ty-seven years old, was visiting friends
about five miles from Delphos, on the
Union Pacific railway. A telegram
was sent him from his brother,
in Illinois, announcing the death
of another brother, Samuel West, in
Philadelphia. The telegraph company
was instructed to deposit the telegram
in the Delphos post-Ofiice, but this it is
claimed, it failed to do. At all events.
the telegram was never delivered to
West. and he brought suit for 1000 for
wounded feelings, and being ignorant Of
his brothers death and unable to attend
his funeral. At the first trial the tele-
graph company won, but the Supreme
Court ordered rehearing, which is now
in progress.
Killed nv a Fall.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-11-27
Destitute Kansas Farmers.

The County Commissioners of Stevens
County have issued an appeal for aid
for the destitute population Of the coun-
ty. The appeal states that the crops Of
last year were a total failure: that the
whole farming population is in desti-
tute condition, and that immediate aid
must be furnished or starvation and ter
rible suffering must ensue. The appeal
Is addressed only 10 the prosperous resi-
dents of Kansas
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-11-27

An election was held at Fort Scott a
few days since on the proposition sub
mi.ted by the mayor to vote 5000, 900 in
bonds to secure the new Gould extern
sion, and carried without opposition,
there being only fifteen votes cast
against the bonds out of total vote Of
5000. This, beyond q doubt, secures to
Fort Scott three new roads-the Belt
Termil4, the Fort Scott & Eastern and
the Fort Scott & Western.
The BendeFs Held Without Hail.
The preliminary examination of thu
two ~omcn taken % Oswego from Mich
igan, supposed to be the notorious Ben.
ders, was held few days ago. The
court found them guilty as charged. and
held them, without bail, until the Feb
ruary term Of court
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29
THE ORPHANS HOME.

Rev. T.. u. Payne, Agent and Trustee OF
the Orphans Home at Macon, Ga,
writes Letter Dated Feb
ruary 5th, 1859.
From the AtlantaConstitutIon Fob. 10, 1883.
ii have beer. using Swift's Specific with
the eliidrsn OF the orphn's home under my
charge with the best results. began its
use between nine and ten years ago, and
have seen many remarkable results.
Quite a number Of the children had con-
Stitutional blood diseases resulting from
the sins Of the parents and every one Of
these children were cnted of the horrible
taint by the use OF 8. S, S.
These have also been scores Of children
in institution whose systems lthey having
been mostly without the benefits of parent
al carol were enervanted by dirt eating
and other foul practices. Every one of
these children have taken S. S. S. and all
have been signally benefited it by, AL
have been cured who have takeu enough
Of it. We have also two inmates Of the
home, subject to painful recurring attacks
Of erysipelaS. Neither one improved un-
der the treatment usual for the disease.
When all other medicines was discarded
and they took s. s. 8. the cure in each
case was quick and permanent, for they
brve been well for Eve years and there has
been no return Of the disease. lcould tell
much more Of the remarkable cures Of
blood diseases by s. 8. s., for ! have seen
II nbsd and know its value.
LII. PAYEF
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29
STATE OF SIERRA.
Prom the Sierra County Advocate.

FROM the Sierra County Advocate.
The four southern counties OF the terri
tory, Grant, Sierra, Doha Ana and Lin.
coin, contain over % per cent of the pop.
ulatiOn Of New Mexico. and yet their rep
resentation in both houses OF the terrific
rial legislature is only Eve out of thirty
six members. Including the county Of So
zorro the population Of the south is be-
tween One.third and oae-haf Of the total
population of New Mexico, aud yet the
representation of the south in the New
Mexican legislature is only about one
9th.
The north ruleR u4, uses us and neglects
or ignores our rights and wishes. When
we wish a public school law suited to the
needs Of our rapidly advancing American
lied country northern New Mexico not
only refuses to grant it but her representa-
tives denounee American public schools in
tho most unneasured terms; and one of
the northern members even goes 30 far as
to announce IN 4 speech in the Legislature
that be would wade through blood sooner
than see the American public school s,s
tenn in force here. Another says that be
would rather live in a Mexican territory
than in nm American state. 1t was the
knowledge OF the unprogressiveness and
un-Amercan spirit of northern New Mex
lco that defeated statehood for New Mtx-
ico. The north is largely Mexican. The
south is chiefly American. The knowl-
edge of these and many other things has
stirred up tho feelings Of the people of
the south to such an extent that an earn
sst wish for the division of the territory
has arisen, aud proposition for the form
alton Of a new state mas been formulated
The plan is, to start from the Texas bor-
der, run along the northern boundaries of
Lincoln and Socorro counties for the north
srn boundary Of the proposed new state,
and include in the new state Graham and
Cochise counties in Arizona. Within this
area is large, American. wealthy and
rapidly growing population; abundantly
able to support state government, and
possessed Of ample brains and ability to
ulauags their own affairs.
With our present population and wealth,
the American character Of our people, the
rapid advancement we are making and the
naHy other solid reasons we Gun adduce
there is very little doubt that We can be
admitted by the new congress as an Amer
lean state. Men Of both parties IN south
rrn New Mexico are in favor of it, Prom
lnent democrats, while conceding that the
proposed new state will almost without a
doubt be republican, are vet enthusiastic
about the scheme, as they are strongly OPP
posed to the northern statpsmans idea
that it is better to live in Mexican terri
tory than IN American state.
The scheme has crystalizrd so far that a
name has been suggested for the proposed
new state. that Of Sierra. By whatever
name it may Le known may good luck go
with it.
Lot us cut loose from northern New
Mcxico. that proved not only dead
weight to w, but dominated US and is hin
dering our progress in every way possible
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29

.Both tr,4lns stop 30 minutes for dinner.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29
Frcm the New Mexlcan.

Frcm the New Mexican.
No doubt, no doubt. But as New Mex
leo, that is, the whole of it, Is having q
rather hard time Of it in the matter of
coming in as a state. the section named
can not well expect to become a state at
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29

Ayers Catharlic Pills are known to be
the safest. surest, and best purgative med
icine ever offered " the cubic. They are
mild yet certain 10 their effects give tone
aud strength % the ayatem in perfectly
healthy condition
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29

FFOW IIlN IiLA NTuCts NcWs.
The scheme to form new state out of
the southern counties of New Mexico and
the adjoining two counties of Arizona is
heing earnestly aRitatsd, and will DOUBT
less soon materialize. The section mem
toned would make grand state.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29

Rustler; The tin horn gamblers seem
be fiocknug into CoTilloS. Ia spite of the
nRquestionasle svocAtiOn Of these gentry,
their presence al any poInt is accepted by
many as sigR Of lively times. "Whsrs
the carrion lmeuey) lies, The 0uzzara
hies
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free THR SwFT SgGcIFIo Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Or.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-29

subsoribs for tho LlnrsAL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
New York Cotton Market.
NV IqlcQraun.l

SRw YORK. November l6.-Messrs Hub
bard. Price & Co., in their cotton circular
tonight. say: "The steadiness Of this
market Yesterday. ii was expected, would
to-day be reflected in Liverpool, but an ad-
vance thereof two points rather exceeded
the anticipation of most operators here. and
contracts were easily bid up during the trst
hour Of the session 10 seven points above last
evenings closing prices. from which there
was slight reaction. The trading has been
light and the situation failed 10 develop any
n W features Of importance, although there
has been considerable discussion a. 10 the
possible effect upon the cotton market Of a
revolution in Brazil, concerning which the
morning papers here published several SEN
satiOnal kilograms
The sales Of futures to-day amounted 70
60. 600 bales. Receipts at ports to-day est
mated at s.. 900 bales, against 43.40l bales
last week and 81, S2s last year. spot cotton
IL quiet and steady ut l0Lc. for middlings,
with sales of 10 bales 10 spinners.
The Chronicle makes the visible supply
nj present amount to 1885,, lI3 bales, includ-
ing Z. O3O 1898 bales American, whereas last
wear. at this period. il was l.ei5l3
bales. OF which l.7ls,gT3 were American.
Closings: November. I0.lo@ lO.ll; Decem-
Der. lO.09Q 1910: January, lo.OlH lO.Vs;
February. IO.l4@ 1918; March. lO.2O@ 1921;
April. l6.27Ql0.2S; May, l035@ 1890; June,
IO.F@ l0.4s; July, lO.I@lO.4o; August,
lO.5lI 1852.
In Liverpool spot cotton was steadier;
middling uplands, 5ll-l6d. Sales, 5000
bales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
New York Financial Market.
rUxr TaIaUtarh

NEW YORK. November l6.-Money closed
offered al per cent. Exchange quiet; posted
rates. 4s2@ is6; actual rates, Al for 90 days
and 49,. for demand. Governments CLOSED
quiet. Currency o.. llIa bid -, coupons.
liz bid: ~ do. 1851 bid.
The stock market was active and strong
this morning. and prices advanced with lit
tie or no interruption throughout. Rock
Island, Delaware and Hudson, Fort Worth
and Denver. Chicago Gas, and Union Pa
cifc were the special features Of the deal
ings, and led the upward movement. Among
the trusts Cotton Oil was the feature.
IL vas active and feyerish. 1t
Opened at 29X, against 30ls last
evening. advanced to 90l1 and then declined
10 80. The bank statement showed an IN.
crease in the reserves Of sl,3lO.12j, and
helped to strengthen the market. The clos
ing prices for the railroad list were gener
ally the best Of the day. The advance
ranged from y. to per cent. The sales foI
the day amounted TO III, o54 shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
Arl2OCLoCKM ". on THE oREslIsEs.

By virtue ola decree OF the United states
Circuit Court for the f. stern District OF Vir-
GINA in the case II Curlaln & Conner W.
r. H. ca lklry md al. entered on the 6th
day OF November, lSeD aud, also by virtue OF
4 deed Of trus executed - the uDdersg nrd
BY sa.d r.. H. Gu lkley. shall expose Tor sal
at public auction Oh tue day and hpuf above
mention Ell that valuable and complete IAN
merry property located IN the city ~ Man
ch, ster. W., & gether with all the machinery.
utensils &c. usu lily lOund Ia nrst-class
tanning establishment.
4, = lot fronts g3 fee on Cambridge street
~ 1872 iect deep. The building L. emit ely
new OwO stOrlesl and built OF tie best heart
Lumber, "a Iret VIDE 10y 100 feet deep, and
=. cOns lucted On The most a. proved plan
IL contains 50 suts me and soak watts
1 an.iue a1d boil r-<6-hOrse power, l wash
wheel, curring kuiyss ana sycrythin. neoes-
.aty Tor a fTst class tadnery TO conmeuc.
business al once. his IL coas drred one OIL
ne most comp ete establishments In tn,
~ "a. his pro. .eity 10 anm rably loo tteJ
% he business, being on III Klchmond and
Dauvillc Itsiii,ad. near the business centre
Uf The city u Richmond. very neal
the free bridge an0 Mayors bridge
IA fact. right la Inc centre Of the bus .
uess portion VI bO'h cities. II Is also ex.
empl nom city axes uutil loy2. For further
p.lilicuEiis apply to lhs undersigned or ,he
III iiOnsSrs. wnO will like pleasure Ia fur
ui-hlug IN sane.
rynns OFs ALk. One-fourth cash, balance In
equal InstailleLts upon credit o. six
/ IN I've, eighteen an. tvenly-iOur months.
purchaser 90 execute notes with Interest
idd.d Tor the dsI,ried payments and title
rrt,in.d uL1ll tie iuil amount OF purch 90
money hss Ueen paid anu = conveyance or
derrd By the eOur, lhs purchaser 10 bs r..
cured - Keep tho property Insured n sui
! nsI1nt aIiI, mt 10 cover credit existing NJ
ANY lime Tor The bsbsnt ~ The fund 10 ths
credit Of this court IN this cause
W. TALLY,
| noIl-tds special Com'r. and trustee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
Ii THERE is ONE THING MORE THAN ANOTHER
For Which We Are Celebrated tits BOYS AND cHORENs CLOTHING
has always been special hobby and probably always
will be.
RIGHT TO THE FRONT
on OUR MERITS.

A lady who called yesterday to look
at some Clothing for her boys. and
afterward returned W ilh her husband
said to US; i like to come into your
store; everybody is So pleasant. and il
want to look receive the same pol to
and pleasant attention as though | pur-
chased. am not unplessautly urg, d
aud imIortuned to buy. whether / am
suited or lot, and am sending all my
friends to you now"
That's what we like to hear. That's
what we have been work iDg for-"The
pl' a'entest trading place 10 r edmond. !"
Many persons dread the ordeal they
gave to pass through in some stores
,ndeavoring to fiod something 10 suit
heir taste, judgment, and purse.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

rainfall for year during the last six.
teen yssrs 4, AZ inches The excess
thps far this year Is Il inches above The
NJ, NAL.
TIE heavy rain has beeo condosd to
the strip of courtrs IsiUg between Ne"
York ciy and V'rgiu'a. AZ N"Iio'k'
Va. the excess Of raj, fall tins wear
over The normal up 70 the An oil O;to-
bsr was ~ 20 ncnts, a. LyucOpo
II "a inches. at Baltimore II Oh lncntf'
and at Warrington Is 81 inches. 10 tns
n, rih and east II this city the rsin'a''
ls below the normal. the record show
IBg "A loss at Book Island. X. l.. OF 10 -
itche-. at Boston OF 8 46 inches. at Por'-
land. Sic. OF 4 % iocnes, and al East
port, Me-, OF 7.33 inches.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
IT'S NO ExAGGERA.
TION TO SAY

That We show larger diversity OF
shapes and styles in Boys and Chill
dren's Cvsrcoats aud Suits than you
can fad in any other hoIse in this city.
Unique design and graceful outline.
coupled with perfect tit. is vital con.
sideration it Is just here that we claim
superiority. and our prices are away
below what you'd necessarily pay elss'
where.
Just you look out what money you
spend in Boys and Children's Clothing
until you We seen the genuine bargains
we offer. There isn's another house in
Richmond that devotes as much capital
and energy to Boys and Childrens
Clothing as we do.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
a EXCHANGE F". CITY PROPERTY.

WALNCr GROVE. situated IN the upper
portion OF Spotsy lyania county. contains l56
acrts-l7U CLEARED; Dslal &C In OTig1n5i
.ruwlh; well WATCHED. The best wood house
Ia he county, c,nt lining eigut rooms, " tn
nails aud poIcnes. coyeteh with tin. beausi.
sul shade lrees. livery GU -houss th't could
be de-red on a figst elass farm. Two hun
bred nifty ihOu.au'i pounds OF hay Was
GU On the iarm this 81 pme and IL now
being a oil Oh tie place. Church anu post
iilrs within enc ia lie. anu kiist aud SAW
nil. within half a mile. The icteria fur
Isc n branch Of the Chesapeake and ONO
/ ailway and the Fredericksburg an, Orange
I clubhouse kallfosd bot. seven "a miles
T. IN he arm. fsr further Information, swll
Sn or Dddress Dk H. >MitH,
celia 433 Broad street. Richmond. Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, November l6.-Wheat opened
dull and fluctuations narrow. Corn easier.
Oats stronger. Provisions quiet but easy.
Closings: Wheat-November, sls<c.; De.
cember, s2Hc.; January, size. torn-No-
vember. 3.Ac.; December. 3lssc.; January.
3lA@3lHc. Oais-Noyember, 2oLc.; De-
cember, 2Ossc.; January, 2oLG20Lc. Pork,
November, $3.50; year, sy.21; January
S9.2IIl. Lard-November. $5.90@j.92l,
wear, $3.50; January, $5.S5. Short ribs
November. %.25; year, $475Gi.771.; May,
a Q51ls1<
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. November l6.-Flour quiet
but steady; city mills extras, s4.2j@s4it
for West Indies. Wheat firm: No. red
winter, cash. s6L@s6'sc.; do, November
sis,c. Corn firm; No. mixed, 4SI4c., cash
do, November, 4ls.c. Oats dun; No.
mixed, cash, 2sc.; do. November, 2Sc
Pork dull; inspected. sll.2j6sll.5O. Lard
quiet; November, 1851. sugar-Retined
active and strong; cut loaf and crushed
nc; graduated, 15-l6c.; mould A, 73.c
Coffee steady; fair cargoes l9s,c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

73@s3c.; Longberry, 74@Slc.; No. ,, &c.,;
steamer. Sic; Western, easy; NO. winter
red. spot. and November, soc. Corn
Southern. scarce and stead. white, Ala 44c.;
yellow. 400 i2c.; Western. easy: mixed spot
and November. Ale; Oats stiiiiy held (;
southern 2o@29l1c.; Western. white. 80
2gI5c.: do. mixed, 2ja2lc.: graded, No. 2,
white. 2sh@29c.; Provisions steady. Cof-
fee unsettled by Rio news; Rio cargoes fair
at 1917 @lgs.c. Sugar firm; \ soft. CSC. Cop
per steady and firm; refined, llA@ l2i4c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. November l6.-Csttsh
quiet; mi adilng. lo@l0Tc. Flour dull and
unchang d Howard Street and Western
superdn.. s2.2ja$2.I5; do. extra, $J9$5.so;
co. family, $.@Si 40; city mills, Rio brands,
extra, Si.5O@si.6j; winter wheat, patent,
81 lJWSi.9J; spring wheat, patent 500
$5.25: do. strait ht, $i.25@Si.75; do. extra,
1894. Wheat-Southern quiet and nrm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
AusWer This Question.

Why do % many people we see around u
seem IN prefer 10 suffer and be made mise, H.
BILE by Indigestion. Consumption. Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up Of the FOOD
Yellow Skin. wher for z5 cents we wi sell
them -hiioh's sysiem vilanzer, guarants e,
20 cure l. en-. koid by EoGeksr i5Iothers aud
n. ~. shields 4 90. sorlsr VI Filth and Mat
hall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
sI,,,oh.. .,nl.n l.,nrdy.

shiloh taLlrtn ntnedy. u marVelpus
cure ioI CataIrh, Diphth, ri', CaIker outn
ana u-adache. VA h each bolt There II an
In.erious Nasal Injector lot tue more suc-
c, ssful treatment vi these complaints Win
cut eAlrl clIafle. Piice SO CO Is 900 by
Bodekei broth,rs I'd ID. D.. Sheilus q w.
corner OF Fi.Ih and Ma shall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
KAILROAD SHOCKS
hANk STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. November l6.-Reserve, in.
crease 81 $40 725; loans. decrease, 81, 1874 600;
specie. increase. 1876, 400; legals, increase,
slGO, 300; deposits, increase g., 10000; cir
culatiOn, increase, Sl5,yOO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
NEW YORK LETTER.
GOSSIP or EVERY KIND FROM THE
BIG CITY.

,ne Warid-what Woman can DO
r,.hion'- Taucies -femsie school Com
.,t..loncrs-An SORTS Of Gossip.
Nv YoaK Noy.mbar 10 -lSpecial
or .o,o I,acr. The latest uewspt
lad Is a race rOusd the world be
-, ,he adven u rous mrmO rs II the
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Tn., went Yesterday. thr iirst beng the
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-i-ek 4 81 Sne txp'c = % 20 arouad
co., .b. tr sven y-hve DAYS. being
g,,. "A th, We ld ,ihce. according To
ara gcmen,s. ou January n h.. Her
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i,r done up ln shoulder saichel and a
email va'i-s.
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