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The Globe-republican., 1893-09-22
A "Reminiscences of Lorenzo pew,


Remember said the apostle Paul,
in his farewell charge to the elders of
Ephesus, ''that by the space of three years
ceased not TO warn every one night and
day with tears \ few days ago man
| remarked: | used to hear MIR. Finney
preach at Oberlin. How he would lean over
his pulpit and picture hell till you almost
saw the awful pit, the burning lake Of fire
and birthstone. But they don't preach
that way any more" l would that they
did; then the fear OF God and the awful
Indifference which makes the multitudes
fastening OH to destruction would in many
cases be broken up. ''The priests prophesy
smooth things and the people love to have
it so.''
came TO Berien Springs, Mich gan, to
help Brother Baker, Of Hartford, Michigan
in tent meeting: landed at the home of
an aged pilgrim. who was introduced as
convert of Lorenzo Dow. On the wall
hangs picture of this devoted servant of
the most high God. am deeply interest
ed i'm her experience, which | write for
the benefit of others.
Mrs. Cuthbert said: Il was a girl of
about fifteen. Our neighbors living oppo-
site kept hotel. l was very friendly
with them, often when they were busy,
helping them. One day stranger came
to dinner. The girl who was waiting on
the table was proud and dresSy, and he be-
gan to talk to her about her soul, urging
her to repent and seek the Lord, telling
her if she did not she would surely die in
four months. Scared and frightened, she
left the room. and another waiter took her
place. and then he began to talk to her in
about the same earnest and alarming way,
mentioning the very time she. too, would
die if she did not repent and seek the
Lord. She, too, left the room. Then the
landlady, who was bold woman. often
using prOfane language. said no man could
| brighten her, and took her place as a
waiter ut the table where Mr.. Dow was
sitting. He began to eXhort her to for
sake her sins and seek salvation. At first
she ans severed him roughly, but soon the
awful authority with which lie spoke took
hold Of her. and she broke down. He
told her the Lord would lay her on bed
of sickness and keep her there until she re-
rented of her sins. :heii'' said Mrs. Cuth-
bert, s.she came out, sending the IN to take
her place. had just poured out a cup of
coffee when he began to urge me to repent
and turn to the Lord. There was look
of such sweet tenderness and yet such awful
solemnity. unlike any other face l have
ever seen. He so used the awful threat
enings of Gods word-told me if did
not repent and turn to the Lord he would
surely lay me on bed of sickness and l
should die if did not yield and seek the
Lord.
"Every one Of his prophecies were
most infinitely fulfilled. The secret of
the Lord is with them that fear him.
The two girls sickened and died at the
very time he had mentioned. For five
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To-day is the beginning of period OF
permanent growth and prosperity for
western Kansas. which will come as a
result of the opening to the most de-
sirable part of the Indian territory which
has been generally recognized as the
author of much restlessness in a vast
number of people. who were undecided
whether to locate there, or in western
Kansas. where there is plenty of cheap
land. an abundance of pure cold water,
and the most healthy climate in the
world.-Grant county Republican.
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months the landlady lay On bed Of sick
ness until she truly repented and yielded
her heart to God. The very next week
was taken sick and for two years suffered
with what they called . low fever. until
was reduced to utter weakness and almost
blind. One of my cousins was converted.
and came to see me. She laid her head
by the side Of mine and prayed for me,
and I promised the Lord If he would raise
me up would give my heart to him. At
the quarterly meeting it was done, and 1
walked mile to the meeting, and was
blesedly saved. That was sixty-one years
ago"
Who can tell the influence that has gone
out through this one life of the faithful
ness of that holy man of God?
We are here to-day, four of us in her
home, invited to come and hold meeting.
Like the beautiful river ON whose banks
our tent is pitched, so the influence of such
\ life as Lorenzo Dow's SLOWS on, and
forever will flow.''
Pray for us. Our leader, Brother j.
Baker, has been obliged to leave us. The
pressure of ardnous labor in the Lords
cause has almost prostraled him, and calls
for time of entire rest. The good Lord
Of the harvest takes his disciples often alone
with himself and there renews their
strength for fresh service. believe it
will be 50 in the case of some who in the
forefront of our Zion have been laid aside.
Sister Baker is with us, helping much by
her gift of song, and happy. genial nature.
SARAH A. Cooke.
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Advices from Topeka state that a
gentle rain began falling over most
of the state at II O'Clock last Monday
night, and was still raining at noon on
Tuesday. Reports from various parts
of western and central Kansas indicated
that the rain was general. and would
put the ground in fine condition for
seeding
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Kansas Land Office Appointments

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The land Of
flee appointments for Kansas are ex-
pected very soon. In fact there is reason
for expecting them announced officially
tomorrow or Monday. The consolidation
of office announced in these dispatches
has caused general shuttle all along
the line. For the consolidated Dodge
City Office, it is understood J. 7. Lee, of
Ashland, is slated for register, and
Petition, of Dodge. for receiver. At the
combined offices at Colby, Jones and
Click are pressing Tully Scott for regis
ter, but Martin is fighting him bitterly
and insists on the place going to Flke.-
Kansas City Journal,
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Hon. j. w. Ady will be in Dodge
City on Satur lay aftern Don of next week.
and address the republican convention.
Ady is true friend of the people and
a stanch advocate of silver. He ought
to be in the U. S. Senate instead Of
John Martin, the place hunter and land
Office schemer.
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shall be as follows

Candidates are to be nominated for
the following Offices:
One Sheriff.
One Register of Deeds.
One County Clerk.
One County Treasurer.
One County Coroner.
One County Surveyor.
One Commissioner District No. /.
1t is desired that every precinct be
fully represented.
W. FITZGERALD, Chairman.
\. HAIGHT, Secretary.
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PEOPLES Party Convention Call.

Peoples Party Convention Call.
The Peoples party of Ford county
will hold a delegate convention ut the
court house in Dodge City, Kansas, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1898.
to nominate candidates for the following
offices:
One Sheriff.
One Register of Deeds.
One County Clerk.
One County Treasurer.
One County Surveyor.
One County Coroner.
One Commissioner, 1St District.
1t is recommended by the central
committee that the primaries be held on
Tuesday preceding the convention. at
from to O'Clock p. m. in Dodge City,
and from 3 to ) p. III. in all other pre-
cincts.
The following are the number of dele
gates each precinct will be entitled to
under the apportionment of l delegate
at large and one delegate for each five
votes cast for Gov. Lewelling last fall:
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There is quite tendency among the
people of Dodge City to identify thsmsel.
YES with religious denominations. We
have no right to judge as to the spirit
nal condition of these individuals except
.'by their fruits,'' and are not at present
aware of any facts that would justify
the condemnation of any one of them.
At the same time it is we'll to remind
those who are taking upon themselves
the obligations Of religion that :'there is
a way that seemeth right to man, but
the end thereof is DEATH" The sentence
just quoted is from the scriptures. 1t
was necessary warning to mankind, or
it never would have been given.
In preparing children for the temporal
affairs of life it is important that no mis-
takes be made in their. training, but the
preparation of humanity for an ever
lasting eternity is of vastly greater
importance and we advise those professed
christians who think they are in the right
way to study the scripture very dllligent-
ly and make it certain that they are not
in that false way that seams right to
the imperfect and fallible wisdom of
humanity. God knows better than men
what is essentially necessary to fit human.
kind for His everlasting kingdom. The
Lord of Heaven invites. and even per-
suades. every one to enter tbare, but
heaven is community of perfect peace
and harmony, and no mortal man is
wise enough to put his judgement up
against the commandments of the Most
High concerning the requirements of
in that kingdom. We had
better take Gods word for it, rather
than our own reasoning.
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Hay to Sell and Stock Wintered.

l have one hundred tons hay for sale
and want one hundred head of cattle to
winter. Hay to trade for young stock.
Good substantial wind breaks, or can
house a car load comfortably. Abund-
ance of pure well water all the time.
Ranch one mile and half east of Will
roads station on Rock Island. Address
Joseph Sizeloye, Sr. Dodge City, Kas.
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Religious Department.

tUader this heading Win hersaftsr Be found
such religious news and editosial utteranees a
the manager Of the GLoBs-RRPusLIcAx shall zee
Il b publish. Auy one Who feels like soatzibat-
Ing anything for p1bieasioa 10 ct perfect liberty
70 do %. In fact, We hall b glad 70 receive
anything in that line from any one. regardless Of
what denomination ths writer may chance 10 be
In fsllowship with. provided Il No a t ia the na-
ture Of arsunsnte OF eontsntion concerning nat
tsrson which sincere followers Of Christ di9erin
opinion or belief. which We regard mere matters
Of expedieney. We expect to have much more
Of this Kind Of literature than our limited space
will admit. and shall doubtless hold many aeeeD-
table articles until long time altar they are ~
esived. Therefore those who send manuscript
nssd not expect to see it appear Immediately
Come may be delayed for months. and even long
@. and some will no doubt be rejected sltoseth-
er.l
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The friends of Benjamin Goodman
will be glad to learn that he has secured
one of the best qnarter section of land
in the strip. Mr.. Goodman is an old
soldiers member of Lewis Post of
this city. having lived in Ford county
about ten years. He has habit of
wearing G. A. II. badge On the out
side of his vestmcnts, in plain view to
the general public, and to this badge he
Is indebted for that claim. While watt
ing in line for the time to start, soldier
observed Mr.. GoOman's badge, and
seemed to take quite an interest in him,
volunteering to direct him how to find
an excellent claim, one that he himself
had looked upon with longing eyes dur
ing his service under government orders.
The soldier being disqualified from locat-
ing homestead, turned his knowledge
of the coun try all over to his conrade,
giving;minu;e directions as to landmarks
which would guide him to the favored
H
ten acres of large timber consisting of
cottonwood, elm, blackberry, etc. The
place Goodman selected to start from
was far enough west from Arkansas City
to be- clear of the throng, but there were
about thirty farmers with wagons and
household goods ready to start from the
same point. Mr.. Goodman had light
spring wagon, a good team of horses aud
no load To carry. The start was down a
two mile decline. All the others started
on gallop down the hill at the singnal,
but Mr.. Goodman held his team down to
"a moderate trOt and reached the bottom
considerably in the rear of his cOnspeti-
tors. Then he increased his speed some
what and soon came up with the others.
whose teams were evidently out of wind.
lie turned to one side to pass then, which
seemed to drive them frantic, for they
yelled and whipped their faded animals
so wildly as to brighten Mr.. Goodman's
team, which was perfectly fresh, and
was with much difficulty prevented from
running away. As it was they ran so
rapidly that every one else was soon
left far in the rear, and toy the time the
Ford county man reached the grove of
timber no one else was in sight. He got
out in the woods planted his banner
claiming the ground and unhitched his
horses. which were none the worse for
the run. When the other farmers came
up they gracefully acknowledged Mr..
Goodman as entitled to the choice To-
cation. and proceeded to stake claims
adjoining He has returned to Dodge
preparatory to move down with his
wife and grandchild. and says the sur
rounding settlement at his new home
is a good community of people, and no
contests to disturb the peace as is the
case in most of the other good lanl.
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Four-room dwelling In Dodge City fol
sale, or will trade for clear farm land
For further particulars, inquire at THU
Office. 1S-u
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Read the great dress goods sale ad. of
the Bee Hive. There will be great bar
gains at the special sale.
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The Sunflower club meetings are held
on the prairie north of the city.
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ChildrencTy for Pitch
er's Ca8toria.
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This is good opportunity
to lay in your winter supply
of Reliable Footwear.
TBE BEE HIVE.
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Episcopal.

St. Cornelius parish service every Sun.
day, Sunday school 9:45 q. m. Morning
prayer II a. m. evening prayer z 80 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
S. E. BUssER Rector,
J.J, SUMMERsBY, Senior Warden,
P. HENKEL, Junior warden & parish clerk
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~ WISH" said Ruth, "that baby sis
Had found some other mother;
What pa and both wanted was
A little baby BROTHER
1t might not comfort him greatly,
And yet it could do no harm.
TO gently whisper to Growers.
That the third time is the charm.
Kansas City Journal.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she ws-s Child. she cried for Csasforia.
When she became Hiss, she clrirg TO C;ls;ori;.
When she h2d C.li5r,,a, sue gave them Cdstoria
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SARSAPARILLA

Is a specific for blood diseases, pimples, bOils
ulcers. rheumatism, cata rrh. kidney and liv
er trouble, constipation, billiOusEess, bone
erssipelas. and all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood. will positively cure where a
cure is possible. One hundred doses ST.
DEL .OS' MORNING STAR
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Children Cry for Pitch
eF8 castoria.
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c. \. MILTON, Chairman.
+. l.. MENDENHALL, See Y
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HIS TESTIMONY

L desire to praise the Lord this morning
for His goodness and for his wonderful
work to me. As am stranger to most
of yOn, will tell you first of my condi-
ton. | am victim of that painful dis
ease, intlammatory rheumatism. have
not walked Il step since Dee. l, 1884, more
than a year suffered terribly, and with
out the love of God in my heart. Those
were the darkest days of my life. How
l ever lived through the terrible ordeal
of that year, l know not, but in the last
week of Dec. 1885 God, for Christ sake
pardoned my sins, accepted me as his
child, and let the sunlight of His conten-
ance shine into my soul. 9 Praisehim
forever and ever. have been lying in
one position since the last day of Dec.
1886, not being able to move hand or foot
or allow them to be moved at all. nv
limbs are drawn out of shape and all nv
joints ossified, cannot even turn my head
or open my mouth. Yet Jesus daily
lifts me above my Affections aud am
happy in his name. Praise his holy name.
Sometime after was converted | was
delighted with my new experience, but
my Affections seemed to increased rather
than decrease. l soon began to wonder
why it was 1t troubled me and for nearly
three years robbed me of part of my,
happiness, but finally on July % 1889. BY
following the leadings oi the Holy spirit
| concluded to put nay case entirely in
the hands of the Lord and leave it there.
Gave myself oyer TO him unreservedly
with all had or ever hoped to have. all
was or hoped to be. determined that
my heavenly Fathers will should forever
be mine.
Then the blood of Jesus purified my
heart. and oh what sweet peace
settled down upon ne and permeated
every fiber of my being. From that day
to this have been sweetly kept by the
power of God through faith, and have
been enabled like Paul to glory in my
fluctuations. The language of my heart
today is Praise the Lord, oh my soul, and
all that is within me bless His Holy
name.
j. d. Brown.
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LIVER PILLS

are PHEASANT tonic anc cathartic, and VIII
cure sick headache, constipation, bilious
ness and dyspepsia
al HnSRS fnr II Els.
DELOS' SURE CURE FOR COUGH
is guaranteed. You take no chances Ii vii
cost you nothing if it fails.
DELOS' OIL WITCH HAZEL
is the most penetrating and healing linimen.
sold.
All these medicines are sold under an abso-
lutte guarantee. If you are not satisfied after
using them, your druggist will refund the
price paidt
FOR SALE By
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FLOOuET Is DEFEATED.
Republicans Mako stiii Further Gains II
the French Elections.

Republicans Mako stiii Further Gains In
ths French Elections.
PARIs, Sept. A.--Tho country 10 In o
state of excitement to-day ovcr the second
ballots taken for members Of the chamber
of deputies. The campaign, which has
been under way for two weeks. has be-
come more active and has resulted In ad.
ditional violence with oach succeeding
day. In this city the excitement culmin.
ated this evening when dense crowds as.
setnbled In tho bouioyar,ls aud In front Of
the newspaper Offices to learn tho results
of the voting. Tho throngs were In bois-
ferrous mood and thcro wero disorderly
scenes at various points, which tho police
promptly suppressed, scattering the par
Elephants.
There were l6s second ballots taken.
At II 80 a. m. returns showed 100 repub-
licans, six conservatives and seven rallied
rights candidates to be elected. The re.
publicans gain in seats. Floquet, former
ly president of the chamber Of deputies, Is
defeated by a socialist, his connection
with the Panama canal scandal proving
fatal. Much excitement was caused by
the announcement that Clemenccau was
also defeated.
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BUTTE'S MARksMEN.
The First Section sf the wehl Cham pion .
ship shot on.

Butte, Sept. 3.-The flrst section Of the
A. Wehl championship shoot was shot of
at the Rod and Gun clubs grounds this
afternoon, the score being as follows
Cowan, 2l; Rueger, 10; Jaeger, IS; Pax
son. IL; Newbro. IL; Smith. 16; Wright, 10.
The shoot will he continued for throe moro
Sundays, % blue rocks being shot at each
day.
Three sweepstakes at 10 blue rocks fol.
lowed, the scores being: No. 1--Smith. 8;
Cowan. Z; Jeager, z; Rueeer, Paxson,
q: Newbro, q. No. 2--Cowan, o; Jaeger. 3;
Smith. 8; Rueger, g.; Paxson,7; Newbro,
4. No. 3-Rueaer, o; Cowan, Z; Jaeger, Z;
Smith, 8; Newbro,4.
The members OF tho Butte Rod and Gun
club who recently participated i'm the five
man team championship of the United
States have received word that the
championship of the West was won by tho
Columbus. Ohio, by 48f out Of a possible
800. Tie Boston club won the eastern
championship with exactly the same
score. These teams will meet ut Chicago
some time during this month TO decide
the national championship. Tho Butte
club with it's score of 430, stood fifth
among the western clubs. Those ahead
Of Il were Columbus, aga; Tacoma, 460;
Brecsburg, S. D., 4i3; Des Moincs, 4b3.
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He GIVES UP The FIGHT
Dr.. Graves, Tbs Alleged Murderer Of
ls. Barnaby, Commits sulcide
FOUND DEAD IN HIS CELL
He Leaves Various Letters Full OF
Bitterness Towards the Prose-
cutting Attorney-No Money
to Defend Himself.

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Co.. s.,, "S.e"9'
y, FroSiuences ~ A''
iou"u uc"u ~ uis ceii AZ tue county
jail NJ U O'Clock this morning, where he
was awaiting q rehearing on the charge of
having poisoned Mrs. Barnaby. n WEALTHY
widow also of provi.lenna Tha ,o;.on;n,
was said IN haze h.on Inn. o. -. ~,
Dr. Crsys., ,l,.c.d ,,a,. ,os,;.
ger of Mrs Rarnah,,s a.,.,a IT, ,ina,,,-
took his oy,n Iisa ,s,,,,. .,,,,,;. -. r., .
sa,cbeI in the ,oc,or,s n.u ,ro,s, ra..s Ga
letters. the I,rs, ono hnrin, h.a,, ,,.,;,,.n
August Q las, .ho.;n, ,hs, his .,,,o,,,a
Vas co,,.,,,,,, ,.J 80 IT,, sN,,-.'
inc ia tho I, rs, ia,,., ,,.,i.
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nr, S,m ,,,, ~ D', s ."o.;
INV remains m. cs,,se =, aaa,h ,,sr ~, ,.n' v'
dered as follows; "DIed from prrserution.
worn out, exhausted Yours respectfully,
I. THATCHER GRAVES. NJ ID.
The last letter is directed to Captain
Crews, taller Of the county iail. and is full
of bitterness towards County Attorney j.
n. Stevens, who secured Graves, conyic-
tion i'm the first trial and has been work.
Inc hard TO neoin heye tbo doctor convicted
In the second letter which is dated August
25. Graves denonuces Stevens ns n liar
and adds:
My lawyers have fun receipts showing that
never wronged the estate Of Mrs. Barnaby. aud
that the estate now owes me outside Of the legacy
py VIII. Inc public sees what have 10 expect
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IN CONGRESS THIS WEEK.
Hill L. Pushing His Hiii to Repeal tn,
Federal Election Laws.

Hill IL Pushing His Hiii To Repeal the
Federal Election Laws.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-One Of the fret
directed to secure the repeal of the fet.
cral election law, under which John l.
Davenport, of New York, made such o
reputation rs supervisor of election.
Senator Hill has taken the initiative in the
matter in the senate, and General Black,
ex-commissioner of pensions, and now q
member of congress. has prepared bill
to tho same purport for introduction In
tho house. Senator Hill has made such
substantial progress that he has secured
the consideration OF his bill by the senate
committee on judiciary. and day or two
ago the mcasuree was ordered to the SEN
ate with recommendation that II pass.
Congressman Fithian of Illinois, tho
new chairman OF the committee on
merchant marine and fisheries. has pre-.
pared bill, which will receive favorable
report from the committee, providing for
free admission to American registry Of
ships built in foreign countries. The
position which Congressman fithiau and
q majority OF his committee will take Is
that II is folly to attempt to restore our
merchant marine by government bounties
and the only manner In which the flag of
the United States can secure its fair share
Of the growing trade Of the world Is 10 ad.
init free to American registry ships bull,
In foreign countries; provided that any
foreign vessel purchased and registered
shall not be used OF allowed to engage Ia
the coast trade Of the United States.
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DASHED DOWN TO DEATH
TVo Electric Cars, With 10 Passengers,
Break Looss on a Long, high Hill
RUSHING TO DESTRUCTION
With Horrible and Constantly In.
creaslnG Velocity the Cars Roll
On TIL They Crash Into q
Store With Awful Result.

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