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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

ONLY few days ago Chicago was
proudly boasting Of a robber Who
rode about the city on horseback.
Now San Francisco has . pair of rob
bers who travel In . buggy, and Jet
not . boost h heard. But Chicago
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

The Grand Duke Paul of Russia is
such tall man that he has to carry
his own bed around with him when
he is on his travels. He doesn't be-
lieve in roosting his heels on a coul lie
of chairs in a hotel best room.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

OsSiAN PAsHA's pretty daughter is
supposed to be the only Turkish poet
Iess.. She lives in q flne palace on the
Bosphorus, which is superbly furnish
4 for her use. She dimes daily from
4 service of pure gold. Whether 1t
is the gold dinner service which en-
titles her to place among the poet
esses Of the world is "A open Ques-
tiOn
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

The women of the various cantons
of Switzerland may often be seen car
rying upon their backs loads of man.
nure to their mountain farms. Is it
any wonder that they are quite ready
to emigrate to America?
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

LET no man cry for leisure In order
to do anything. Let him rather pray
that he may ever be useful. II he
really wishes to do any good thing he
will always find time for it by prop
erly arranging his other employ
menfS
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

WHEN the young King of Spain
has been a bad boy he is taken to
church, instead of being allowed to
spend the Sunday in seeing a bull
f1Uhf
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

THERE are 108 women lawyers in
the United States. And yet the
country seems to get along fairly well
under the growing infection.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

CLEVER peddlers down South are
driving brisk trade among the COL
ored folk with the aid Of prepare
ton warranted to remove the kinks
from their wool. Up North the same
stuff Is sold with much success to
white persons as a mixture that will
infallibly make the hair kink.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

RUSSIAN soldiers have been fur
nished with pocket handkerchief, and
1t is expected that il war will only
of for a few years they will have
been drilled into proper use of
them
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

EDWARD GOULD has ordered of a
'press-clipping bureau all the COM
ments and accounts which may ap-
pear about his father in any paper.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27
Clad In Costly Fur.

John the Baptist with his raiment
of skins would have been Of little In.
terest on Fifth avenue Thursday at.
ternoon compared with promenader
clad in Persian lamb, says the New
York Evening Sun. Her garment
consisted of bell skirt of teLder
young astrakhan. missing nothing of
a fashionable cut, and Spanish
jacket. This was short over a skirt
of shaded green velvet of a lettuce
like tint, so light 1t was, girdle fas-
tening with large flaps in the back,
and large velvet sleeves. This cos
tune was crowned by black hat in
velvet and violets. There was no
man or boy on the street so ignorant
Of feminine gear that this costume
did not catch his eye. To look at it
women almost brought the procession
to a halt.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

win not remain long behind tho
times. A report that brigands there
are driving tandem, with . footman
in livery, may be expected at an.
rninnkn
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND no.
lN0S HERE AND THERE.

Sskss ind Joks!sts tAas Are Supposed -
Have Besn Recently Bern Sayings ana
Ooings that Are OdA Curious md
L0ughahlo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

GENERAL DRYHENCEFUETH will no
longer pose as a rainmsker. He has
thoroughly exploded all his theories.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27
The Gluhe-&epmbGfan
PUBLIsHED BIZ

THE GLOBE PUBLISHING co.
Dodge CITY, kansas.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27
Gracious! What Next:

Gracious! What Next:
A pool-ro0m, exclusively for the
use of ladies" is to be opened in Gov.
ington, Ky. No liquors will be sold
on the premises.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

surpflGlnY Frequency of illusions to Birds
In the Scriptures and Always to Teach
an Important Lesson Ornithology Il
Surely . Divine Science.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

Oil SlNlcS VI architecture duu d IcSSOu VI
providential care. which is the most impor-
tant lesson that Christ in my text CONVEYS.
Why, just look at the birds nest and
see what is the prospect that God is 60
ing to take care Of you. Here is the
bluebird's nest under the caves of the
house. Here is the brown thrasher's
nest In bush. Here is the blnejay's
nest in the orchard. Here Is the gros-
beak's nest on q tree branch hanging
over the water. so as to be free from at
tack. Chickadee's nest in the stump of
an old tree. Oh, the goodness Of God in
showing the birds how to build their
nests.
Surely these nests were built by some
plan. They did not just happen so. Who
drafted the plan for the BIRDS nest?
God! And do you not think that II He
plans such house for . chafinch, for
an oriole, for bobolink, for . sparrow,
He will see to it that you always have q
home? I'VE are Of more value than many
sparrows." Whatever else surrounds
you, you can have what the Bible calls
1.-The feathers of the Almighty" Just
think of q nest like that the warmth of
It. the softness of 1t. the safety Of it
s'the feathers of the Almighty"
Over fifty times does the old Book
allude to the ving-'Wings Of dove"
Swings of the morning." Swings Of the
wind" "Wings o; the Almighty" ''All
fowl of every wing" What does 1t all
mean? 1t suggests uplifting. 1t tells
you of fight upward. 1t means to re-
mind that you yourself have wings
David cried out '-Oh, that had wings
like dove that might fly away and be
at restv' Thank God that you have
better wings than any Cove Of the
longest or swiftest flight. Gagged now In
bars of flesh are those wings, but the day
comes when they will Be liberated Get
soody for aoceusionl
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

that whelmed everything.
Noah stands on Sunday morning at
the window of the ark, in his hand q
cooling dove, SO gentle, so innocent. so
affectionate, and he said, Nov. my
little dove. fly away over these waters,
explore and come back and tell US
whether it is safe to land" After long
flight it returned hungry and weary and
to Noah and his family, 1.-THE world is
waited . week. and next Sunday MORN
ing he let the dove fly again for q second
exploration. and Sunday evening it came
back with leaf that had the sign Of
lust having been plucked from . living
fruit tree, and the bird reported the
world would do tOlerably we'll for . bird
to live in. but not yet sufficiently re-
covered for human residence.
Noah waited another week. and next
Sunday morning he sent out the dove on
the third exploration, but it returned
not. for it found the world 50 attractive
now IL did not want to Be Gagged aRain,
and then the emigrants from the ante
diluvian world landed. 1t WAS . bird
that told them when to take possession
Of the resuscitated planet So the human
race were saved bv birds wing-for.
attempting to land too soon. they would
have persisted.
Aye. here comes . whole flock Of
doves-rock doves, ring doves, stock
doves-and they make Isaiah think Of
great revivals and great swskentnRs
when souls hy for shelter like . flock Of
pigeons swooping to the openings OF .
pigeon COOP and cries ont. ''Who arc
these that 1y - doves 70 their vindowsT
OaytGwoth 0Ao1 akoor hin aAd Tying froo
go ooooNnDuL GonDasoo Himself . .
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

tlves. Put dollar In the poor box, and
they will say that you dropped it there
only that you might hear it ring. Invite
them to Christ, and they will call you a
fanatic.
Let there be contention among Chris.
tisns. and they will say: "Hurrah! The
church is in decadence" Christ intended
that His church should always remain q
speckled bird. Let birds of another
feather pick at her. but they cannot rob
her of single plume. Like the alba
tross. she can sleep on the bosom of a
tempest She has gone through the
fires of Nebucadnezzar's furnace and not
got burned. through the waters of the
Red Sea and not been drowned, through
the shipwreck on the breakers of Melita
and Iot been foundered. Let all earth
and hell try to hunt down this speckled
bird. but far above human scorn and in
fernal assault It shall sing over every
mountain top and fly over every nation.
and her triumphant song shall be: 1.-The
church Of God! The pillar and ground
of the truth. The gates of hell shall
not prevail against her."
But we cannot stop hera From .
tall cliff, hanging over the sea, hear
the eagle calling unto the tempest and
lifting its wing to smite the whirlwind.
Moses, Jeremiah, Hosea and Haoakkuk
1T times In their writings take their pen
from the eagles wing. 1t Is bird with
ierceness in its eye. its feet armed with
claws Of iron. and its head with dread
ful beak. Two or three of them can ill
the Heavens with clangor. But gener-
ally this monster of the air Is alone and
unaccompanied. for the reason that its
habits are so predaceous It requires i've
or ten miles OF aerial or earthly domin-
lon ali for itself.
The black brown Of its back, and the
white Of its lower feathers. and the IRE
Of it, eyo2 and the LONG nap Of ite ving
make one elinpoo Of it . Il svlnes down
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

SctssOred Smiles.
THE more liquid man puts down
his throat the less chance there seems
to be Of drowning his voice.-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-26
Music Mid de Corn.

D.s worl. has lots Oh music, as mos eberybody
knows:
Dar.- DE- tuus-tum ob &c banjo, dar's de whirly
win DAT blows:
Bars Gc music Oh planners, dat VIC hear from
carly Morn,
But dar- notnin' dat ara ckal to dc music mid
do corn.
Oh, de music ob de cornhel4! It's a-goin' night
an J Hct6or heard a fiddle dat 50 cha'mfngIy
When d, ta,-oi tor- am wavin' an dc corn
leaves, green an long,
Am a-iiirun wid the brclzes what am sweeter
dan de song:
DesiIk dat wraps de kernels OBJ de corn am
bright an fair:
wonder Il Isn't somethin' Ike de angels
An der ncner was ajewel data lady did adorn.
Dat am finer dan de pearl beads on de CROWN
cals Oh corn.
De white folks hab white faces, fer dey eat de
But de hoe cake, an de yellow yam. an water
million red
an good enough fer anyone dat eber yet was
an d cgiied folks am happy mid de music
OBJ de corn.
On. de rustlin' an dc hummin' an de swayin'
10 and fro
While de- summer sun am shfnin', an de winds
ChuUt!u low;
Dar's Dc golden seal ob heaven. dat nobody
An d. tones Oh harps an vioIs mid de music
Oh dc corn.
I'm traheler todes de kentry whar de halle
luluh~ ring:
I'm a-ewiuo to zee de gloryob de city OBJ dc
king
An Tm certain shall listen, or dis niggahd
fee forLorn,
/.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-26
MOTHER AND CHILD AR L
DOING WE'LL,

Mrs. Brown was sick. Her friends
said she would never get well
"What's the trouble?" 90, some
kind of female weakness. The doc
tors have given up her case as hope.
less. She may live for some time
they say, but as for a cure: that is
quite out of the question:
81 don't believe it," said woman
who heard the sad news. II don't
believe she's any worse of. than |
was, five years ago, from the same
trouble, and l don't look very much
like a dead woman, do II" She GER
tainly did not, with her red, plump
cheeks, bright eyes, and $50 pounds
ofgood healthy bone, blood and flesh.
I'm going to see her and tell her
how she can get we'll" She did so.
She advised Mrs. Brown to take DR..
Plerce's Favorite Prescription. Mrs.
Brown took the advice, also the med
iCine which cures all kinds of delicate
diseases so common among women,
and-gOt well. That was two years
ago. Last month she presented Nh
Brown with a ten-pound son, and
"mother and child are doing we'll"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-26
The Parson Was No Thief.

4 minister we'll known ir one of the
suburbs Of Chicago recently had an
amusing though annoying experience.
The reverend gentleman owns "nd
drives line-iooking horse. Not lang
ago be tool, drive into the city. 1t
being a dusty dav he wore an old ovnr-
coat and a rather seedy hat, which
gave him an unmiuisterial and de-
cidedly tramplike appearance. The
horse, however, was well groOm"d,
sleek and handsome. Arriving in he
city he put up at livery stable W'sile
he went on his way to attend to dutjes
elsewhere. He noticed as he drove
into the stable that the hostlers eyed
him closely and looked the animal
over rather minutely, but he thought
nothing of it and went on his way. In
an hour or two he returned and or
dered his horse. He jumped into the
buggy, seized the reinS. and was about
to drive out, when a policeman stepped
up, grabbed the horse by the bits and
forbade the driver to proceed any fur
ther. A detective in citizens clothes
was with the policeman and he ad-
dressed the minister:
"Whose horse is that?"
My own"
How long have you had it?"
Eight months"
well, we have a description of a
stolen horse that corresponds exactly
with this. We have telephoned to
the owner and YOU can't 90 till he
comes"
Why" exclaimed The minister, his
heart rising to his throat. why. vCu
don't take me for horse thief, hope?
this morse is mine, sir"
Il am sorry to detain you, sir, but
you cannot 90"
why" stammered ths perturbed
gentleman of the cloth. I'm a minis
ter; live at"
ooh, we've had that game worked
before" replied the detective, as he
looked significantly at the old clothes
Of his prisoner. You drive pretty
fine horse, don't you2"
shes good hor-a, but say, honest
y, isn't this a io.,'s'
No Joke at ali, -.". hee? quiet and
wait till the owner vomv@."
Take me two blocks oonn the street
and | will identity myself" pleaded
the minister.
NO; that IS not necessary. This is
too clear n case. We have dascrip-
ton Of horse stolen ycsterGay-a bay
mare, two white feet, weight 1.1O)
pounds. scar behind the left snoul-
der, a light buggy with two robes, one
white and one black. Now. look at
your morse and buggy robes; the de-
scription tallics exactly. Look At this
sea: behind the lett shouldcr
Sure enough, the minister's horse
was perfectly described. lie had moth
ing to do nut sit and wait. After two
long hours wore away tie man whose
horse had been stolen appeared on the
scene.
II IS not my horse, gentlemen"
he said Besides, | did not say scar
in my telephone message, but 'wart'
This horse has no wart. "
Exit two sheepish-looking officers
and one smiling minister, amid the
chatting Of the hostlerS. - Chicago
Times.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-26
THAT AWFUL THURSDAY.
The Very Thoughts of the Dire Results
Made Him Weep.

Great heavens. Henry" said Bos-
ton JvrnaI man TO friend on the
street Yesterday. "haven't you grown
pretty gray within the last month";
Gray" taxing of his hat and ex-
posing head nearly white. Look at
that. Two weeks ago there was not q
gray hair to be seen"
How did it happen?" asked the Jour-
nal man.
1T is short story and quickly
told" replied the other. Did you
hear of the railroad accident a weel,
ago Thursday night?"
No" replied the J02rual man, "was
there one and were YOU in it?"
you see" said Henry. Il was stay
ING over il Boston. | had no business
to keep me there, but | make it a rule
never to travel Thursdays. 1t is an
unlucky day for me. | have been in
fourteen smash-ups and each one oc-
CURED Thursday. Six trains that /
would have taken had travelled that
day were wrecked. However, on this
particular day got telegram from
the house in New York to meet a man
out OF town the next morning. The
only way TO do so was to take the night
train out of Boston. | felt it in my
bones that something would happen,
but went up like Il man, bought my
ticket and engaged a berth in the
sleeper. \ motherly looking lady and
beautiful Young woman, whom /
took TO be her daughter, neither Of
whom had apparently been about
much, took the section in front OF
mine by my advice. They saw that
| was a man who had travelled, and
asked me to choose for them the safest
seats. | did SO, but felt that | ought
to warn them not TO travel on a train
with me on Thursday, but | did not,
and TO this day | cannot. nor never
shall |, forget the horrible result.
The train pulled out thirty minutes
late, and the speed it soon attained
showed that the lost time was to be
made up.
about twenty miles out of the city
crash was heard, and 4 long iron
beam that had got loose on a passing
freight swung through the car and
crashed against both mother and
daughter.
a man and his wife in the seat
back of mine were both instantly
killed.
20, if | had only warned them.
Here Henry covered his face with his
hands as if to blot out the vision from
his memory.
But" said the Journal man, chow
did you escape when the people both
back and front of yon were killed?"
We'll, you see," said Henry. "it hap
pened this way. Before train time
my courage failed me, and ] managed
to get to the depot about five minute:
after it had gone. | wired the house
that | had missed the train and would
60 along the next morning.
NO, ! will not travel Thursdays. L
is an unlucky day for me-"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-26

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal toniCs
and Notwithstanding nothing
which permits its use as beverage
or intoXicant, it is recognized as the
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1t will cure Sick Headache, Indi-
gestion, Constipation, and drive Ma
Iaria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the
money Will be refunded. Price only
gee. per bottle. Sold by Henry
It.GriChs, Druggist.
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Unequaled as pain Destroyer
Mr.. Z. d. Weiss, Gay Building, St.
Louis, Mo, writes: Il have used
your Salvation Oil several times and
I find it uaequaled as E pain destroy
er. l was troubled with pains in my
legs and tried several remedies which
did ME no good. l then used Saliva
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1t has recently been pointed our
that the typewriter may be made very
useiai for cipher correspondence.
This plan IS to use cipher which de-
pends on substituting certain letters
for others. Then, on an ordinary type
writer, transpose types on the top, so
that the key marked \. for instance,
shall print l.. the key print II. and
so on. according to the cipher. The
person receiving the letter has his
typewriter set in just the opposite
way, that is. so that L will print A.
etc. Then, By striking the keys on
his machine which correspond with the
letters sent him, he prints off the real
letter as first composed. No time is
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PASSAGE TICKETS


First publication Dec. % 1922 No 90
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
L In tho matter of the estate of Asenath Kelly
deceased.
10 all whom 1t may concern: Letters of adj
mInlstratlOn on SAID estate of Aseuath Kelly de-
ceased having been issued TO Emroy Chase on
months from and after said day being allowed
and limited for creditors to present their claims
for examination and allowance, notice is hereby
given that the undersigned viii, on the 1st day
of March and the nth day OF June 1893 at the
probate Office in the city of ManitowOc in said
county, receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against said de-
ceased.
Dated December 49, 1892.
EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
]. S. Anderson. Atty. Jan 10
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-26

Miss Blenkinsop unwound the rib
bon, united the knot of hair and open
ed the door.
You might as well 90, suppose.
shouldn't know what to do with YOU
anyway" she said, languidly, as she
held the door open, with a look on her
face at once apologetic and atfectedly
Indifferent.
The Chinaman did not pause to re-
mark the nice shades of meaning on
her countenance, but picked up his
bundle of washing and shutfled sadly
away, giving Miss BIenkinsop a glance
50 amazingly compounded OF graf
itude, cunning triumph. stolid stupid
ity and panied reproach that she
mused about it probably for several
moments Sequent, only to come to the
mortifying conclusion hat they"
were too subtle for her.
The fact that she had let a criminal
out at large on society did not sit with
any great uneasiness on Miss Blenkin-
sop's conscience. The great thing was
that affairs had been so beautifully
simpliiied. Perhaps, too, this would
teach him a lesson in regard to the
mutability of human existence, es-
peciaily in the line of stealing.
1T certainly was rather nice of me
to let him oil, ," she reflected with I'M
mense compIacence. Il don't believe
have any OF those feelings of revenge
and malice that are 50 disagreeable
and low-and eXhausiing."
She passed on into her room and
stopped at her dressing table There
were the open drawers. and every
thing in disorder. and her carved Jewel
box was gone. a small affair that she
kept her lesser ornaments in--the safe
downstairs held her more valuable
jewelry.
What was it? Miss Blenkinsop tried
to remember. Oh. yes. the opal neck
lace and one or two rings.
The bonnet string was lying on the
floor Miss Blenkinsop stopped anG
picked it up and threw it into the fire;
then she drew off her long gray Kid
gloves and threw them into the CRATE.
and raked the ashes over them. Then
she went and washed her hands,
Genie Clar5 PonlerOy.
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A confectioner placed 500 pennies
in paper bag and then weighed them,
and was surprised, they weighing 3
pounds and 81 ounces.
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Buy Dullman's Great German - cent
Liver Pills 40 in each package at f. G.
Buerstattes.