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Dodge City times., 1891-06-19
Hotter Bye and Bye.

This is not sermon; il is only rail
road missionary tract. IL you take va
cation this summer why not go to Colo
RADIO! Nestled around Pixies Peak there
are plenty OF places where one can cool
off for very little money. Manitou,
Cascade, Green Mountain Falls and
Woodland Park, in the Ute Pass, will be
lovelier than ever this yaar. They are
most directly reached via Santa Fe route
You change cars in union depot at Colo
RADIO Springs. and take broad-guaye
trains ON our Colorado Midland division
for destination. No tedious transfer
across the city. Cheap tourists tickets
now on sale, good until October 3lst re-
turning. Inquire of Fred Gardner. local
agent Santa Fe route. Dodge City, Kans.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-19
A LITTLE SPITE WORK.

There was one most amusing feature
of he Ford convent on, which I'D moi
appear IN 'he regular proceedings and
which Tne Times did not care to refer to
out of consideration for the feelings
OF the EDITOR of our contempors. :, the
Bel!efont Ensign. But IN the last
issue of that paper Brother Cline at
,em,sed to belittle the convention and
its work and assumed sarcastic man.
nes rat sits With ill-s.ace upon his
sho' 'eers. 1t may be as well to ex-
pia;n nat Brother Cline airs his
views in f''a paper, solely anu only De-
c.gse the Ford convention SAT don ii
ou IN. = .,h :. d.. iu sicre e.: g .ud
w,iea re attempted 80 a,, ,hem III ,e
mcct.o2 lie .ouna. waen he al
te inPtea Ia t..Se !ead.as p'rt IL tee
conyeas an That Ii was no. a repaib-
can -,;ie.iae, u, q People ; co.yen-
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Dodge City times., 1891-06-19
ORDER OF SALE.

STATE q. Kansas, Forf ccHnts, -.
Y. V. frits :tan V Eelit, iESilio. Fannie
Wells, : Il. Pine. E,s :. Pine D. Z. YoDser endi
-sfihar Sajors.
de:i-erer, issuet ont II The 9Th d;csl District
Cocr. OF ,hc STATE Of ;,aHsas. string in and for
rs-l coCnfy 10 s,ai. stale, VII c1 T.eS,-r,
II sa.i day q. the E.-T IoIt t.csc cf The lJ;T:
Mouse IL tie c = oi 4;o-ea Cit, IN :ia coRn'y a..s
-stE. iioTessi., OF : III ;nbiis a.. EDt, sel %
e hir..est h:,..ser c.-l Ill :h, follow
J. e described resl ngs3sri., tl-ril:
;-eis eleven siri tse.yc. block ioiiy-eignr. il
Dole City, ksis-s
Salt property TO oe -S,i as coIi;laEdad o. The
said c.der OF sale
Il T. EELi.. S;ef;f
b. Z L. a.s.sn. Indes sheriff.
Sheriff Oi.ce. MAJ 81, 1891.
First ..ut;isi:es, ;.iy = 1901.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-19
Fine PLAYING Cards .

Send ten (1O) cents in stamps or coin
to John Sebastian, Gcn,l Tkt. and Pass.
Ag't Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry.,
Chicago, Iii. for pack of the latest,
smootieS;, siicAest playing cards that
ever giaddeDed the eyes snd rippied
along the fingers of the devotee TO High
Five. Sevcn-up, Casino, Dutch, Euchre.
Whist or any other ancient or modern
game and get your moneys worth five
times over
Dodge City times., 1891-06-19
at is to be hoped that after reflect


ion tie better juisasu. Of our repub-
licaa friends Of Ford Co. Ii assert it.
self and the absurd tl''.d party move
ment w! be dropped and they wi fall
n 8.,l the old republican party and
help carry oui the reform movements
tL;., Las been ii.avgufatej 90. oyer
two years and which WIS partial sue
cess last fall.
TIE ques' On naturally arises, If our
friend Cline thinks there is hope Of re-
fern in county affairs throahg the re-
publican party. why in the world was
he advocating an independent ticket
and what ON earth was he doing at Frod
city?
From the expressions quoted above
there is but one conclusion to come to,
and that is that brother Cline Was at
Ford FOR the purpose Of steering the
convention into the arms Of the repub-
lican party of Ford county-notling
more nor less. Indeed. since the re-
mark able utteranccs above noted. the
conclusion is irresistible that he was
there at the instigation Of that ring
which has been the subject Of SO many
STIRRING editorials in the Ensign, as ev-
cry indication points this way.
He first declares that If the move
ment for reform mao been independent
it would have won. and then states
that the reform movement was started
two years ago. by the republican party.
What conclusion can We arrive at 9TH
er than that Brother Cline was there
to steer us into the old ruts? But
happily these evil designs Of Brother
Cline were frustrated. We are pain
ed that so goodiy man should be
tempted to descend to these unholy
methods.
If any further evidence Of Brother
Cline's guilt is necessary, it is furnish
ed in his attitude regarding the new
movement. No one will question that
if a man is honest and to be trusted,
it matters not to what party he belongs
or what banner he sails under, he will
be actuated by sincerity Of purpose.
The Ford convention came out squarlv
in favor OF reform. No one can ques-
ton this. Now then, tue Ford conven-
tion was composed of the very mater
ial out of which Brother Cline propos-
ed to form his Independent party. If
he id not intend to betray them into
the hands Of the ring, he believed them
sincere or he would not have chosen
them as material. Now then. it would
follow as natural consequence that
if he is in favor OF reform, he would
stand shoulder to shoalder With the
men at the Ford convention.
By exposing his real motives, Broth
er Cline has done herculean service for
the third party in t'''s county. Form
er republican will be apt to return to
the fold through the agency Of sneers,
ridicule and eplthets. Let the good
4! work 60 on.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-19

js'A':t1 las te1t
| We s.e Just neu ass=iag trough a
| per,od Of hard tim5, .:.4 when ~ r.
| m4nbef 5hat he care, anyi.t9, pofefty
w-etc ,eduess and business staeoauon
wiio1 as7e followed n It's wake, @re
lie result oi ..le scgI..tg Of
u.sey. net d.fica,r 10 u crst1nd
a. s5aous power !. sie.da Ia iu-
uaa al = rs, su,i Tie abso!l;e necessity
d des say Ilea;:s ..ereoy us supply
| ca b, teeu'a,ed 10 business necessities
aau tie sine c.nnot DC controlled by
| iuiiN saa.s. When the supply becomes
short. geots commerce in precisely
; Ire ssue alanueF as an estopp... Of rat
| y5.d n, tic. a. both a.c mediums q eE-
.:i aee Il is easy 60 understand THAI
il e.i.0eds we're stopped. Or even a
potion y .iieln, s.eat sGhei;ug and
hardship would resnit. Bat many peo-
pc have coafused ideas regarding the
use Of monay, anu that is the difficult
ty ii bringing united and intelligent
actol .o ,eer on our law makers re-.
safslias the supply.
The holders Of money are making
constant efforts TO keep the amount in
circulation as small as possible, SO that
it vii represent the greatest possible
! value, and also great demand for
that which they have.
/ So powerful is money that the mon
ey Ioaners have almost unlimited sway
in national Legislation and upon politi-
! cal parties. 1t is the one aim Of their
lives to keep money as scarce as posi-
bic. and it seems that their efforts Will
be crowned With success SO long as the
old parties continue in power. When
a political party, pandels to any ele-
ment or section, or when it nominates
a man for Office regardless of his be-
liefs, its power for accomplishing good
is ended. When principles are sacrl-
feed for party success, there is no hope
for relief from burdens that oppress
them. This is the condition of the
t0o old parties.
Tue new parry has risen as the cham
pioa Of cheap money-the fiSend Of
the common people. 1t advocates that
the two great mediums Of exchange
money aud the railroads-which, by
their power, can clog the wheels Of In
dus,r,. stop progression, aud opPress
the ecuntry, he regulated in the inter-
es.s Of The common people, instead Of
fax ,rips those already favored by for
tan. its bone and sinew rests in ;he
i-D. Of the to''ing millions, net in
,i., Golfers Of millionaires, and the
cFli; Of politicians.
Il hard times are bearing dowl and
yea 100, are sufferer from this stag
nalion, east of party prejudice long
enough to examine causes; 40 not ac-
eers unroservedly, the statement of
old l.artf organs; remember that the
men 40 are nuriuriag the new party,
haze interests at stake as we'll as your
self. Ii they have thrown of the
prejudices in favor of the old parties,
it is well to study the principles that
caused the change of mind. Study
causes and the Peoples Party vii
have u now convert.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-19
NorIe.,cF saLr

S,;.-s u hal-as. i1cd county,. g:
j. v Bfitgeaiasi ss. . 3.l, Riley, Nary Riley
a..d :he tar,nefs' loan & Trust Company.
by virtue Of an order Of sale 20 me directed and
delivered issued out of the tesnfy-sercn.h judi.
Isl District Co..-t Of the State Of Kansas sitt:n.
IL and .0Y Foid County. IL s..ia Sscte. VIII, on
4u.sdsy. tire ..rd 11y O. iune, \. D.. 1sSi, AT :
oeicca p. m. Of ss;G day, ct the west
front Goof O. the Court Ho,isc, IN .he city of
Dotge City. in the county and state Aforesaid
Ger at pno'ic sale an sell 10 sae Highest bidder
!or cash IN hand the following described real
pr i.lezty, to-@ii:
I.ots ons. t*o AID e!ga:, and al Of the east
isf CT tho northwest quartz OF section eighteen.
township tvcnty-six eo2tii Of range twenty-fhrce
iying north Of the right of-wsy Of the Afehison,
Topeka Santa Re Railroad. Ssid Land lying
aad situated In the county Of Ford and State Of
Kansas.
SAID property to be appraised and sold as COM
ulsHdsd by eeid order Of eAle.
b. b BELL. Sheriff.
BIZ 4. E. French, Under sheriff.
SHERIFF. Office Nay elst, 1891
F1rrt Publication. MAJ 2srd, 1891.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-19
ORDER OF SALE.
SUITE n Kansas. Fnri county, Sc
Il. ~. Wright 4 Company

I
Il. ~. Wright Company
vs.
William Tilghman, .If., and Flora 1ilginan.
y. Nirtre OF order of sale 70 directed and
ciis ca ID issued Gu. OF Tie .,A Judicial District
Court Of the State of Kansas sitting in and for
tord count: III said state ! VII on Tuesday,
The 7h day OF July, \ n. 1891, Il: /: o'clock p.
m. OF s.id day at the Wet Front Soor Of the
Court House, In the city OF Dodge City in The
county and etatc aforesaid offer at public sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash In hand all the
following described real property, t0wit:
Al undivided one-half interest in and 20 lot six
snd ne northeast fGar.er OF tue sUGthcast Gu,r-
,ey Of sac.ion thirty-onc, and lot one sni north
west of the southwest quarter OF section r::,rly
lwo. al. iu township twenty six, range twenty
four. west OF 9Th p m. lying ald situated iI the
coan /; of Ford and State Of Kansas.
Said properly to be sold rs commanded by the
said order OF sale.
H. B. BELL, sheriff.
Iy T. L. F.ench, Under Sheriff.
-ie;;Es Office. JnHe 4th, 1891.
Eirsi Publication Juae 5lii. 1891.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-19

eonfaaa aa2 ! .,Hi P-s:ner,t .. 81, nifde' and d
ialea isor tsa e1ceo. no;
TETJ[ AEoE-TF MONEY
.taamsi,;ns
5ss. roads ste..
nc as fos ,'ie excL-nse of
mr. more oe these things
W. s,ag us to satisfy our
de ssa.ies os 2.
Money s asea as Il, lam 9f
evssa.e al: 4. Is gns 9. the mes. i'm
No nt q
we b.. 1T from our m,0ds for a
Fe eb.= I'll tLs inu:c2cies iDsepcf-
all N change Il products mn
d. gs a-asaat sy--en. I'D return %
trade as +. vas carried On in piimev;;i
tines. maaa II -hs understanding
rsa.5.et4e nzj..I.n- OF exchange
vo7.l lie clesssq suay. We may tasc
t.a5e neae va as "a instance.
f.e., ta1s rises from the
VIII TO possess something we DO not
have re.u.n something Of
ne a1 more shan We need.
charge Of products di-
rec die ID Il, simplest
e.. i.s IA. ..s Ja.. in tie
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Acute Nervou. Prostration.

One of the most dangerous and conn.,
mon forms of acute pIostration is
known as sun stroke. The prOstration
caused Ivy overheating the body does
not always result i'll sunstrOke, but
more commonly IN milder forms of
depression, such as nervous headache,
dizziness. faintness, sleeplessness, pal
pitation, mental confusion, abundant,
clear urine, creeping rigors, flashes of
heat. and shortness of breath at the
least exertiOn. All of the above
named symptoms of acute prostration
are more prevalent during the months
of June and July than at any other
season of the year. Even people who
have the most vigorous health are
liable to attacks of prOstratlon during
the hot waves of early summer.
The only safe course 10 take is to
keep the blood pure. digestion good,
and sleep regular. No remedy equals
in all respects Pe-ru-na for these pur-
poses. A dose of Pe-ru-na before each
meal during the hot season is a SAFE
guard OF priceless value. Especially
those who are in the least subject to
nervous prostration should not neglect
to provide themselves with Pe-rn-na,
the greatest of all nerve and brain re-
storatives known to the medical wofld.
Complete directions for use on each bot
tie. For treatise on nervous prostra.
ton and diseases of the nervous system
send for copy Of The Family Physician
No. /. Sent free by The Peruna Medi-
cine Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

feokham's eroep Remedy cure.
whospsns cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The Etruscans also worshiped Juno.
I give above drawing of an esophagus
In which the EtruScans buried their de-
ceased quality" | found the tomb two
years ago while ON the Continent, and
concesling 1t in shawl strap brought
it home. where now have it in my study.
felt much interest In the relic. not only
becNase OF the tsbseau on the top repre-
senting one Of the Etruscsn kings en-
gagged in laying the cause Of the people
before Juno, but also ON account of the
three sheet poster pasted on the end of
the tomb, a. it shows how alert the
Etruscans were in advertising. and also
ths degree Of perfection 10 which show
,rinting had attained even at that early
time.
In Etruria. also. it was customary 10
worship twelve other divinities. aside
from those -amed above. and 50 il Is said
that at last the Etrusesns We're taking up
. cob .stion or trying souae one for
h-r-sy all the time Trade b.scams con
s-sta.i. commerce eurled np its tail and
dir,i. Poverty succeeded 60 thrift and
conteutment. hunger sat at the gateway
and appealed - @ysss tlsas answered only
by their swn tesrless hunger. Over and
ahavs the gods have described. there
was a nvsterios1s power which had the
call on al the others and was a SORT OF
James q Blame in tie Etrnscan cabinet.
who drew a moderate salary, but really
allowed no appointments - Be msde
unless he counserssgs1-d the application
This rcwer Wa similar 90 the Fstes II
the Grsex AMI Reman Nvthology. and.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

iN fiftElk0aI.
feet for discussion now in a few weeks,
and for one know almost nothing re-
garding il at all. / am An Indian girl
with some white blood in my veins,
though IL does not show much. l like
10 fool with history, and often ask my
parents about our lineage to know if
possible how high it was, but they al
ways look out at window and gradually
turn the conversation toward the late
war. am quite sure that some Of my
parents were from Cape Cod, for can
not help feeling an interest in trade and
bswailing most bitterly the numberless
instances in which my people was done
mp from business standpoint. swapping,
as they did ON several occasions, con-
gresaional district for bottle Of spirits
and red martingale ring. Oh, it is in
deed tough to think Of now when one,
Tor instance. goes out - far a. Pullman
and Calumet to find lots selling for far
more than we got for the whole state Of
Illinois. read your get ofs. or gets of
rather. that is printed in the papers, and
though / am rather depressed most Of
the time owing to tho wrongs Of my
people, find that can add to that feel
ing very much by reading after you.
Please tell mo all you can in regards to
Etruria, or anything else that seems to
be fostering On your mind, and oblige.
How do you like my writing"
Etruri2 or Tuscia was an ancient
country Of Italy. extending from the
Tiber and tho Apprentices to the Mediter-
ranean sea- The people who lived there
were called Etruscans.
The government Of the Etruscans was
simple, being q confederacy. 1t is now
no more. But why rake up old person
slities or stir up race prejudice now
that all is friendly again. Etruria was
ruled by a sort Of board of supervisors
chosen by twelve cantons, which COM
prised the Etruscan confederacy. Each
canton had the divine right TO secede
FROM the others by paying its dues and
the bill at the restaurant.
The church and state were almost
Identical in Etruria and almost every
thing was opened with prayer. The
Etruscans, however, worshiped Tina
or Tina. hence the expression making
Of one "a little Tin god" Tina or Tinia
was undoubtedly Jupiter, and here origi-
mated another expression which may be
traced at once TO the Etruscans. To call
down the wrath of Jupiter or Hnia grew
at last all it became simply, instead of
II will call down or sic Jupiter on
YOU" IF you do not do soand SO, l viii
put Tinia on YOU"
Thus the thinking mind is ever at
work tracing out the origin Of things
until at last we reach the point where
we know so much that brain colo is .
very common occurrence among u
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

In Ireland the lizard is called "airs
luichair," which, literally translated.
means ''the pig Of the rushes." Ii is held
in great esteem for its curative powers.
When caught the person who is anxious TO
receive the curative power takes the aire
luichlir in his hand and licks the creature
all overhead, feet. belly. legs, sides and
tail-and the tongue Of the person who
thus licks the airc iuichair is said 10 ever
afterward possess the power Of taking the
pain and sting ont of n burn.
The airc luichair crawling across the
throat Of one suffering with quincy, or the
hands OF person who has licked or even
recently handled one Of the little creatures.
is thought to be a sovereign remedy for
that disease. There is also a prevailing
idea that the aire luichair is always on the
watch TO crawl down the throat of any per
sou who happens to fall asleep out Of doors.
st Louis Republic.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Happy HOOSiers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medl-
clnes combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trout
ble." John Leslie, farmer and stock
man Of same place says: 'Find Electric
medicine: made me feel like new
man." j. w. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town says: Electric Bit
tiers is just the thing for man who is
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies" He found new
strength, &. Cd appetite, and felt just
like he had new lease on life. Only
5Oc a bottle, a Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
SOAE lIRUSGAN GOSSIP
Bill Nye Shakes Up His Memory
ana Talks on Italy.
ANCIENT LORE OF The CLASSIC LAND

somsthieS Aesat abe GsssruIaeats
E4iisssa sss hsstt. sf rhis Ansisas
Pespis W Wss has Slis fsaI ia
the Gfsss Bohs11lsa eireaA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

II Is said. used 70 write Japiter's messages
fer hin
There is a great deal Of mystery sur
rounding the s~riy history Of Etraria.
snd yoa vii fnd very few people. Wan
da. who have the moral courage 70 eanls
ooE and say automatically as much aloas
this country aaa people - do. but hav-
ing been biest with a good memory and
being also an osRniyoFoas reader. ofte.l
reading away along into the afternoon
while my wife IS gathering fasots Ia the
forest, 50 that al eyenEide may Lay
prone upon my stomach oy the flicker If
tins fireside. eating the cool and fragrant
Rhode Island greening. whilst monkey
with some old tome OF long since forgot
ten lore
The government Of Etfuris was ia the
hands Of few. but most every one was
glad that there were no more. The sys-
TEN of road repairing was similar to that
adopted By this county, and many peo-
pie annually broke their neeks on their
way 70 church. Herodotus says IN an
autograph album which | snll retain.
and | think very truly. too, that If the
Etruscans had kept their roads in better
repair, gone into diversified farming.
bathed more regularly. and consolidated
or sort Of boiled down their gods, they
would have been on deck today.
As il is, Wanda, where are they?
And yet they were an old people. an
old, old family, and well brought up.
Seven hundred and fifty-two years be-
fore Christ we find them Dragging over
their ancestry. and even later on, stand
ing around in the courtroom chewing
straws and looking on while PLATE was
on the bench, and, though saying little.
yet seeking to throw contumely on peo-
Pile who had moved into Jerusalem re-
Gently. They We're q naughty people,
who worshiped . whole city directory
of gods. refused to work and were often
found on the petit jury list
Historians do not agree as to the orr
gin Of the Etruscans, some claiming that
they were of Lydian origin, whilst others
hold that they came from away down
East Herodotus claims that they were
of Lydian stock and that he had it from
the Lydians themselves, but those who
know Herodotus will remember that he
was space writer whose best interviews
were all written at the Office while in q
state OF remorse.
Some claim that the Etruscan nobility
came from the Rhetian Alps, while
others say that they were from Tranby
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

We authorize our advertised drug
gst to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. II you are afiiIct
ed with q Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed, giving it fair
trial, and experience no benefit, you
may return the bottle and have your
m ney refunded. We could not make
this offer did we not know that Or.
Kings New Discovery could be relied
on. 1t never disappoints. TRIAL bottles
l0c. Mt Peck Bros. Drug Store. Large
size, soc and Sl.00.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
WE CAN AND DO

Guarantee pr. Acker's Blood Elixir.
for il has been fully demonstrated to
the people of this country that it is
superior TO all otter preparations for
blood diseases. IL isa positive cure for
syphiltIc poisoning. Ulcers, Eruptions
and Pimples, 1t purifies the whole sys-
tenn and thoroughly bulidsup the consti-
tutfpu
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chlbIaIns,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
tits guaranteed to give perfect satsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price Is cents
per hox. For safe Ivy Peck Bros. drug.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

uneecupisa for ~ many Years, is attrl3
used 70 the Etrasezns during their aoznl-
nAtion- They showed ia lhls building
that they were scgasintea vita the prin-
ciples involved il the construction of the
srch. and IL. plumbing Is said To be
good. though the building needs airing
Very little resuains Of their temples,
theaters, etc, aud their religion Is only
a matter u uncertain history. No ozs
that know of is able 10 work up any
interest IN the gods that the Etrascans
worshipet They have gone with Bine-
beard and Jack the Giant Killer 10 the
attic where childhood plays aad ramblss
ON rainy days, and among all those who
were 50 popular IN the docalogue Of the
people Of Etruria there is not one today
who could command foar dollars
week
The tombs OF the Esruscsns are their
chief charm. They are beautifully dec
Grated and though poorly ventilated. as
SO mary tonOs are apt u be, are on the
inside covered with paintings aud cary-
ings. They are also furnished with yari-
Gus articles, on many of which may be
found the remains of very unique and
once beautiful tides. which, ii is pre-
samed. We're a weakness Of the Etrus-
cans. though IL must be admitted that
they showed much mental acumen, il
seems TO me, in putting them where they
could not bS worn of down town on the
shoulder of an inoffensive guest.
Ysur penmanship is very good, Wan
da. and il You would cut off the unnecss-
sary snappers which ornament your
capitals could read il after awhile, real
well. Yours truly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Our entire line Of Calicocs for
this week at &c. per yard.
SPR