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For Sale or Trade.

Several good young horses for sale
cheap on time, or will trade for desir-
able building lots, or honse and lot.
Apply at this Office.
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can majority the State outside of the
city may roll up.
RUSSELL IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Russell; democrat, is elected governor
of Massachusetts,.
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The Home Product.

Messrs. Kuhn, Culver & Co., pro-
prietors of the Roller Mills, submit the
following price list of their several
brands of flour:
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DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS

From ST. Joseph and Kansas City to and from all I'M
porant towns cities and sections In Southern Nebraska
Kansas and the Indian Territory. Also via ALBERT
LEA ROUTE from Kansas City and Chicago to Water
town, Sioux Falls, MINNEAPoLIs and ST. PAUL,
connecting for nil points north and northwest between
the lakes and the Pacific Coast.
For Tickets, Maps, Folders. desired information
apply to any Coupon Ticket ONCE In the United States
or Cansda, or address
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STANDARD GAUGE
TRAMS-RoCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Over which superbly -squipped trains run daily
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE TO and from Salt
Lake City, Ogden and San Francisco. THE ROCK
ISLAND 10 also the Direct and Favorite Line to and
from Manitou Pixies Peak and all other sanitary and
scenic resorts and cities and mining districts Colorado
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A Lady In Kentucky

Perfect action and perfect health re.
suit from the use of DE Wits Little
Early Risers, q perfect little pill.
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MAGNIFICENT
vEST1BULE EXPRESS TRAINS

Leading all competitors in splendor Of equipment,
between CHICAGO and DIES MONIES. COUNCIL
BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO and
DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO. via
KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH.
First-C Class Day Coaches, FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS and Palace sleepers, with Dining Car Service
Close connections at Denver and Colorado Springs with
divsrsing railway lines, now forming the new and
picturesque
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5000 90
1850 90
$50 90
2240 90
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15
klNsLEY, KANSAS, 10, II, ~
To- WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Ii having come to my notice that GER
tain statements have been published in
two Of the Dodge City papers. namely
the Democrat and the Fines. with IA view
to in uring &. NJ. Beeson in his candidacy
for the office of sheriff of Ford county.
and in connection with picnic at
my farm in Wheatland township in Ford
county On October Sth. wish to make
this statement in regard to the matter.
During the last year bought fam Of
Il section of land in Wheatland township
i'm the German settlement. | employed
germans to look after the place during
the past season. For the last several
years it has been the custom of the
people of the neighbOrhOod to meet ut
my farm and have an annual picnic.
This year my people had raised large
crops and invited me to join them in
the picnic. most cheerfully did so and
mace full preparations, preparing such
refreshments as l thought would be ac-
ceptable to my neighbOrs. bought and
paid for them myself and sent to my farm
and then invited my friends from kins-
ley and elsewhere, among them MIR.
BeesCn. | did so because am TO some
extent interested in the office of sheriff
of Ford county and knowing Mr.. BeesOn
was candidate for that Office and be-
lieveing he would make good officer
l wished him to become acquainted with
my neighbors This and the fact that he
was personal friend of mine and had
done me many personal favOrs induced
me to invite him. While there he was
treated the same as any other guest. The
statements in the newspapers to which I
have referred with reference to his hav-
ing any partnership in the picnic, or d.
rectiOn as to It's management. are abso-
lutely false. He did not put up cent
because he was not asked to, rs he was
simply guest. There were about one
hundred people present and they con-
Quoted themselves in n manner that was
abovereproach. was so well pleased
this time that If successful in my farm
ing in Ford county intend to repeat
the picnic each year, and my friends
will always be welcome.
Respectfully,
CIV. BEELER.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15

The grousd b In splendid eeaditios
for seeding asd farlhers are busy sowing
wheat aud rye. The acreage sown this
fall will be greater than last year.
SAyre, Lyle and Allen are threshing
near CimarrOn and have three weeks
work ahead.
Walter COOksey will leave for = visit
with friends In Missouri about the last Of
the month.
Mr. e. E. Lopp will instruct the youth
ut No. IS the coming term.
J.K. Sayre went to Santa Fe this week
to plant his tree claim to tree seeds. His
claim is near Santa Fe and is Il desira-
BILE one.
j. B. Shumard is making preparations
to SOW wheat on his claim. He is also
repairing his house. Coming events
cast their shadows before
The quiet little town of Ensign was
enlivened one day last week by two of
its prominent citizens engaging i'm "a fist
fight. No one was seriously hurt but Il
good deal of hard feeling is now existing
on account of the rumpus.
Squire Hall is the alliance lecturer for
Ensign. Squire: your theory on National
Banks won't go. The people know
better.
J. L. Dean is teaching at Ensign. He
began school under difficulties but is
still holding the fort. Success to you,
Tam.
David Morrison has returned home
after = summer spent ut work in the east.
ern part of the state. He reports crops
of all kinds in abundance aud every one
prospecting and happy except the calam-
ity howlers.
Messrs Cashier, Mink and Tullgran
took in the Alliance picnic ut Dodge last
Wednesday.
NJ. F. Sayer, Of Winterset, IOwa,is Wis
iting his brother l.. X. Of this place.
ANON.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15
WRIGHT DOlNGS.

Jacob Hendricks received severe
kick between the eyes. from a mule last
week. He is able 20 be out again.
Rev. A. NJ. Cook preached her fare
we'll sermon at this place on Sunday
night.
Mrs. Dawson and children visited Mrs
Martin on Tuesday.
j. Ii. Trebilcock has purchased a
threshing machine, and will do his own
threshing this year.
Rev. Cook has been assigned to Stat
ford. Kansas. and will move to that
place this week.
TUMBLEwEED.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15
NEW CAMPAIGN TACTICS OF
THE COX DYNASTY.

The Dodge City Times and Dodge
City Democrat are now working to
gether shoulder to shoulder to defeat
the republican ticket and give the
Cox Dynasty another inning at run
ming the machinery Of Ford ,unty
Both papers enjoy the bounty Of the
ring in the way of county printing
and are trying to make their services
worth the price they receive by at
lacking the republican ticket, which
is now regarded by we'll informed
members of the gang as the only real
obstruction to renewing their lease of
power. The managers of the ring
have recently discovered that it will
be more difficult this time than ever
before to again foist their minions
into the county Offices, i'll spite of the
number who have been led away by
the third party scheme. The plum
derlng work of the corrupt combine
ton has been 50 thoroughly ventilated
by this paper and the amount taken
from the people is SO large that the
ringsters can't capture mere than
u half dozen republican votes this year
in the whole county for any of the
democratic candidates land Oh national
issues the republican majority in Ford
county is between 200 and 800. The
total vote of the Peoples party, if
polled to day, would not exceed 265,
of which IS are democrats and less
than 200 republicans. At this writing
the most careful estimate of the re
spective strength of the two old parties
gives the Republican ticket between
fifty and one hundred plurality over
the democratic. The ring bosses on
the inside have discovered about how
matters stood-that the case is be
coming desperate for those who have
their plans laid for another fat slice
out of Ford county to divide among
them. They see that if something is
not done in the short time intervening
between now and election the whole
outfit will be shaken off and the
county rid of these tax absorbing YAM
pires forever. Already last week
this state If affairs had become known
TO the ruling spirits Of the Cox dy
nasty, and they resolved on making
another desperate pull for power by
appealing t, the prohibition senti
ment Of the county. They would nct
have resorted t. this ridiculous ex
pedient but for the fact that they had
searched the record of every can.i
date on our ticket clear back t. in
fancy in the vain effort to find Il
blemish. Once or twice during the
opening of the campaign they would
vaguely hint of the dirty mud sling
ing they intended to open up, but
when such rumors were sifted and
boiled down they were found to he
without substance and utterly void oi
foundation in fact. 1t was therefore
decided to have the two news
papers which are subject to
gang control make stimuli
taneous and sensational charge Of
beer campaigning on the Republican
arty. As Fred Mendenhall was still
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15
Melbourne Succeeds.

G0oDLAND, KAs., October l2.-Mel-
bourne not being satisfied with his re-
cent rain experiments at this place, has
begun another test. The weather was
warm when he began operations. with
no wind and not cloud to be seen in
the sky. AbOu; O'Clock this morning
Il drizzling rain began to fall, The
heavens are covered with clouds, and the
prospects are that continued fall of
rain has set in.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15
GARDEN CITY, Has, Oct. l, 1891.
HEALY & BIGLOw.


Dear S!rs:-I have been Il sufferer of
rheumatism for many years. could not
put on my coat without assistance from
one of the members Of my family. l
also have been afflicted with blOating of
the stomach for several years. / have
always been cOnstipated. Meeting your
agent here I purchased one bottle of
Saswa and it did me so much good.
found immediate relief. bought a
second bottle and have used one bottle
and half; can put on my coat myself
without any assistance. no bloating of
the stomach, no constipation. l merely
write this to help other afflicted persons
as have used all medicines that have
been recommended without any salts
faction till struck Sagwa.
Yours truly,
JOHN SIMON.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15
Odds and Ends Department:

One lot of Ladies heavy white Merino underwear at soc
each worth IS cents One lot of Ladies' heavy natural or
wool underwear good value. One lot good solid
bed comforts SO each One lot of white and grew
cotton blankets 9S per pair One lot of cotton BATS
good quality SO cents EACH One lot of mems good Solid
heavy winter underwear EACH One good
flannel cents per yard, worth SIC. dozen mems ex
ira heavy socks at pair dozen good solid chill
denS hose 81 cents per pair IS bolts of good calico for
making comforts 81 cents per yard so dozen ladies' and
misses fascnators from 40 up. Five bolts of 81 inch
good heavy water proong at 10 per yd 500 pairs of
mems and boys boots at and $500 per pair We also
have grand line of chds and ladies' shoes at exceedingly
low prices. Ladies good handkerches * cents each
Those chlden beautiful caps gong very fast 40 cents
each Examine the bargains ladies' jackets at 81 So
Boys knee pants suits dollars Separate knee pants
IS cents to @I5o.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15

Don't fail to and see the things in suits,
coats, hats and caps
Our clothing is the kind that bring customers back
to Perfect fitting honest material and we'll made We
have large line of suits especially for school wear very
reasonable prices
Bring the boys and let fit them out.
The Globe-republican., 1891-10-15


drunken orgy by the magic of his pen
and entitle it Republican Rally
The idea took, and Petition said he
would come in on the same style with
his paper to corroborate the story
Bro. Swan is at home in this peculiar
method of campaigning. having had
Sd much experience deluding prohi
bition republicans into leaving their
party To join the democratic aid soci
ETY. organized in Kansas by st john
after he failed to do the third term
act. He got up an account of that
picnic which is i hummer. Any one
who did not know that the east enc
farming settlement is one Of the most
sobe ana thrifty communities in the
State, would think from Mr.. Swan
account that they were lot of
drunken buns who got staving blind
drunk whenever there WAS any free
beer to be had.
The crafty Ezra had two objects in
view when he dished the matter up as
drunken jamboree under republican
auspices. One was to make those
farmers leave the peoples party and
go back to the democratic ticket, by
publishing this scurrillous missrepre-
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
Railroad 4ecidens

Which occur every day with sncI
wonderful loss to human life ale suf-
ficient cause for a man to ston and re-
fleet On the fate Of scores Of his fellow
men. but a greater cause fol- Ills
reflection is any danger to his own
health. II he suffers from malarial
poison lie may stop aud reflect pn Tile
cnfe. Dr.. Westmoreland's Caiisara
TONIC i warranted to urroot til4 nln-
Iarial poison. and when rhe blood has
been purified it will leave tile system
strengthened to lepulsr the attacks
which may come later. Tie wise in-
Testment Of 4 dollar in a bottle Of this
valuable medicine may save 4 large
doctors bill. Sold by Thibodeauxs
Pharmacy
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Total :


The Treasurers, Collectors aud Market
Masters reports Tor August were read and
referred under the rules to the Committee on
Finance.
Mr.. C. w, Thibodaux called the attention
of the Mayor to the placing Of boilers III
front of the residences OF the town. Where.
upon the Mayor replied that the matter had
received his attention and that all cause of
complain IN that respect had been removed.
Mr.. Barker seconded b. Mr.. Raglan moved
that the Sal n Of the lamp lighter be en-
creased from ten dollars, present salary, to
twelve ~ per dollars. pen. month to commence
from October lst 1891. and same was carried
by following vote.
Yeas Barker. Tlibodeaux. Frost, Zernott
and Raglan.
Nays:-None.
Mr.. Barker seconiel bF Mr. Zernott moved
that the ReTenne ordinance adopted by this
Council Aug. ) 1870 he r~e7aaorted, and con
tinned for the current year 1891. Carried BY
the following vote.
Yeas-Basker. Tlibodaux. Frost, Zernott
and Ragail.
Nays None.
Mr.. Barker seconded b. Mf. Fross offered
the following resolution which was dallr
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carried by following yete
Yeas Barker, Thibodaux, Frost, Zernott
ana Raglan.
Nays None.
Resolved by the mayer and trustees of
the Town of Thibodanx in council assembled.
that the mayor be and he is hereby authoriz-
ed and empowered to negotiate for and ac-
ce1t 4 lean IF $1,000 Dollars navahla in six
msnths al SOLO per annum FROM Gate thereof.
ior he use Of this town.
Resolved further. that the mayor be md
h. i hereby authorized and uncovered to
syn IL has Official capacity any or ali deed,
or notes necessary III the premises.
There 5eiu. 10 tu5ner business tile Council
X aflifrrfnd.
Il. n. COUL0N. Clerk.
J u ACCOIS. Mayor
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Thibodaux. La. July 10 1891.

4. SAMOAN.
Treasurer.
Thibodaux. La. July 10, 1891.
Mr.. Raglan Chairman OF Improvement Com
mittee had no rep ort to present.
The following workingnen4s account for
July and August was read and approved.
WorAingmcu's account for JULY and
August 1891.
Chargeable TO Streets and bitches
Jos. Adam i3i days 90 per day .--.-- IL Je
Lewis Riviere hauling bricks 4.-----..- = 50
Chareeable to hanquetts-
P. A Demanade | day 8 pr day. ! NO
ChaFgeahie 10 Police aud Crime
Jos. Jones 3 days $50 per day.. / %
Chargeabie . Water Works
Jos, Jores9l days s. per day ----.---. 10 III
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL
Thibodaux La. Sept. 18th. 1891

Thibodaux La. Sept. 18th. 1891 }
The towa Council Of the town Of
Thibolaux this day met. in regular ses-
sion.
Presenr,-NIayor Aucoin. and Trustees.
Ban ker, TLibodeaux. Frost. Zernott. Ragdn.
Absent Trustee. Cali!ouet.
The Minutes of last session OF the Council
was read and approved ~ record d.
Ma or tucein daa no report - present. Nr.
Barker ~ }tehaif If the FILanc+e Committee
presented Tie following report.
Finance Committees Report
For the months OF july ard August ls9t-
To the sIayor aud trustees Of tie Town III
TiGih0daux.
Gen-lemen.-Your Committee on Finance
beg 10 report that they have examined tine
Iollp iii. claims. and fud same correct.
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Total SOP ~
Be it resolved that the sum Of Five Hun
dred and Sixty-twe 4Y-IG0 Dollars be and il
hereby appropriated 20 pay above claims.
We also herewith hand you report Of
Treasurer and Collector. ana find same cor
rect as per rouchers and reports il Ia nd.
We also ind = roucher in Ireasurers re-
port in favor Of .. 5. 7. Dszal Ne Of date
Aug. 9th, 1888, aud Tor which claim We have
40 eognizance, lis being dated prior tl the
incHmberey OF your committee this roHcher
is for the sum Of o. 81 and cAar-ea4lt 10
Market House.
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Nearly Divine.

7. NbUauN. EiOnma, La .
yonr Asthma aud Cough Remedies. III taet.
for me. none equal their virtues and the Hi.
mediate results derived from their use. If L
With pleasure. dear sir, that / send Won INV
sincere fluctuations. With high regards.
remain, yolrs respectfully.
CASTOR J.. ABADTE.
Ctrencro, La. Feb. IL. 1891.
By Druggists II l~lisodaux, Raceland and
Loekport.
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gusted Thorfnn who after three years
absence returned to Greenland. | will
not omit to mention that it was in
Vinland where Snorro was born. From
this chief an illustrious race descend
ed. His grandson the learned Bishop
Thorlak Runolfson, is said to be the
historian of these event. These
voyages and attempts to ~colonize
North America continued till the
twtlyeth century. Since then Ninland
WAS lost sight Of aud abandoned. The
reader will find d full detail OF iii these
! eretts I'LL the history Of Icelahd !:
darperS Libra. y. III 14U Columbus
visited Iceland where lie evidently OBJ
aimed his Information regarding the
existence of 4 western continent.
This proves that Columbus did NOT
I depart OH his first voyage with his
ewes closed. The Italians contend
that they have a stronger claim on
America than amy other nation. on the
grounds that Columbus and Americas
Aespnsips were Italians. Yet it is
we'll known in history that Columbus
received no assistance from his
co~nntrymen and when Americas follow
81 IN his track and discovered North
America a. he pretended. the Italians
never made any attempt to settle the
country. but allowed the English and
people Of other nations to come Ill and
clear the forest build cities. railroads
Ne, while they remained at home
drinking their wine and eating mac
caroul and after I'LL tie hard work is
.t%r4I. ItA.- 49, s go -3 ~
assert such claims must imply that
they can come here to monopolize
trade and traffic, disregard the laws.
commit midnight assass!ns, shoot
policemen. excite riot and sedition aud
make themselves IA trouble III gen
eral. 1t nus also imply that what
cannot be done by open warefare must
be done BY gradual encroaclment. 1t
rlGlt Of discovery gives claim i'll such
cases, We think North America belongs
to tie NorWegians. From the facts
placed before Us. tits evident that the
NorWegiaHs were the first that dis
covered tile western continent and lot
Columbus nor Americas Nesousius.
II may bt asked why then did not the
NGTwegians settle the conntry-none
We're found there. The whole country
WAS i Wilderness inhabited by saya-
geS.
Oh The other hand. when Americas
fonnd North America why did not his
coantrymeH fiji ont ships aud take tools
and implements Of ~AuSbandry and COW
and horses. and men to level the forest.
As We have already noticed this was
not done, nor even attempted, but left
for other nations to do. We do not
mean - this to object to ~peaceable,
orderly, and law abiding men coming
here to live and remain as citizens Of
our country. RAMBLER.
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y Strange case III loss of memory is
reported from the county hospital.
IAu.si's afternoon q young man was
pie -aup 1T an officer and turned over
to the county arthorities. He conld
remember his home. which is ten miles
south uf Aberdeen. Miss. hut Tie can
i.at regarmberif his Hatae. roI can he re-
collect whore lie has been since Sept. /.
On that date lie left lis fathers house
with over 800 to pay off same coiored
hands who w.re working on the plan
tation. He also had a fine gold watch
Oh his person. Both watch and money
lave disappeared. He can recall his
fathers first name and saws it is DAVID
p. B., bit beyond that his minds is a
blank. H. was well dressed and has
every appearance Of belonging to a
first class Southern family. He COM
plains If pains iii the back Of his head
and neck and it is tile general belief
ofa'l those who have talked with him
that lie has been sandbae.ed and
Shansiiaiel to the North by negroes
who knew he hal the tones His
stories have conceded and no amount
Of questioning could change them. In
conversation with the Republic CORE
spondent lie was asked If he Iemem-
bered any Of the parties who were resi-
dents OF Aberdeen whose names were
repeated 10 him and he recalled that
Of i VT. Baumgarden. 4 broker. The
unfortunate ma is bein. we'll cared
fol By the local aurlorIIies.'-Ex.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-14
RECEIPTS ABOUT s4,soo.

TWO More Mammoth and Brilliant
 Audiences Enjoy the Fashing of
 Venice-About $2,OOO Realized for
 Charity.
 The Flashing of Venice again delighted large and brilliant audiences at the Hype- rion yesterday afternoon and evening. A rousing house enjoyed the matinee, and in the evening the audience was even larger than that of the night before. Every thing ran smoothly, and the Flashing of Venice may be set down as an unqualified success. It was a charming entertainment in every respect, and was certainly as chaste, beautiful and brilliant specracu- lar display was ever seen in this city. Great praise is emphatically due Mrs. Robertson, who has won another signal triumph, both as actor and manager, and has again been the means of furnishing the New Haven public with another really | beautiful and delightful entertainment Of course tho entertainment reflects much praise upon MT. Marwig, and his work wal of masterly character, and especially | so considering the short time in which SC
 He had his forces under complete
 and magnificent training. Mrs. Robert
 son, Miss Bradley, Miss Mami' 1 Crane and Miss Kellogg, also Messrs
 Witherspoon and Wooding again won
 large share of public favor in their ad
 mirable work yesterday in the conspicuou
 roles. The total receipts of the three en tertainments are about $4,50O-a yer,
 handsome sum indeed-and out of this
 despite the heavy expense necessarily in
 volved in an undertaking of such magni
 by the United Workers, will be the gaine by near $2,000.