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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

fraten Nit eine Wtebrbeit BON einiecn
tpeniaen Stilnn,sn haben, 1T Der etpige
0uorutnslammsr I'M Sauie unperant@
mortltb unb spiro Der oemofratilHen
Yar1ei nod mebr lhaoen als bic SrDbe=
lei oes Senats unb bic parteimDrberiIhe
Yolitif eines Sin, Murpbp ii. :. 10.
Die 81 elmer 3eit, ba bic Gartei etne felt=
eelblohene Sront barbieten unb bic bon
ibt benz ToIfe sesebeuen TerIpre6en
prompt ISlen loIlte, BON lelbitli9tisen
Motinen eeleitet, Die Slider" 1pielen.
9ie bemotratilde Yartei bat cine Mebrs
belt BON iiber 80 Stimmen imSaule, unb
BON 40 5timnen iiber bas Quorum.
Gs miibte al oen bsmofratilhen Mit,
sliebern ein 2ethtes lem, a[Iein Elm
Quorum suiammen5ubrinssn. 0as
iebige 0aus Be itanb In leiner urlpriings
li6en 3uia,nmenlekuns aug 219 OemD=
traten, 127 Hepublifanern unb 10 Yp=
puliiten. Settler Iinb in oieIem @ers
bdltniB burd Gntldeibuns iiber beans
itanbete Wablen uno Nahpablen einise
8eriinberungen etngetreten, ,inb mebrere
Sise lino sur Seit ,nbelest, ba ibre biss
bergen Snbaber seitorben Rnb, ober
anbere Memter iibernommer baben. Sm=
merbin befsen bic Demotraten fir Iid
allein bel pollbeiektem 9auie mod 80
biz 40 Stimmen naebr, als 40 einer be-
idlubfdbisen Mebrbeit notbtpenois iinb.
Nm Gam itae bat nun oer bemofratii9e
Caucus ben @eIddftsausi9ub our Gin
beri6tuns elmer ReseI anseuiefen, tuel-
DE ben Spre1er srmddtist, ntpelenoe,
aber nidt ittmmenbe WitsIieber bel ber
iseitfelluns elmer beidlubfdhisen Weit=
sliebersabI su sdblen.
Das udre alfo Bic Iunabme oer
Meeb'|9en p3arenreeel", tpelde befannt=
li1 frlber BON Der bemofratiI4en Yrehe
auf bas S4drfite oerbam,nt tpurbe.
Wiroe eiele Heeel in einem oemotratis
i6en Gonereb anssnomnen, 10 tudre bas
eine Snconiequen;, ,uelde namentIi4
benz 2om Reeo fir feline Yrdibent=
lhoftsalpirationen iehr selesen fdme.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

49, Wtit Bet Dur9fIbrung oer srobars
tieen Reformen, ,peId)e bic 2egisla,ur
perIprab, Iebt es bis iebt lehr faul aug.
Scllte Der GeIton'Ide 4lan, mad wel=
dem oie 2egislatur int ndhften Sanuar
pisher 5ulammentreten loll, ansenom-
meE tperoen, bann lit es auh nit bsn
speiidbrliden Sisunsen porbei. 9ie
9esislatur BOT bis iest MIR tpentee alse-
meine 0ills paIlirt, fatt beNen ieood
bic 2ocoli9uloen burd bic Nnnobme ei7
ner fplonalen Wtenge totaler 8tlls ,pie=
Der um rielse Sumn,en oermebrt. Sn
Samiltpn @puntp tpurben bic republifas
ntlden 2egislaturmitslteber arf bas
ausoridlihe 8erlbreben bin ertpdblt,
bab lie Der INNER frsdeS auftretenben
eonlolioirten StraBenbabn @e1elllhaft
umldrouben anlesen tuiiroen. 3ie
betreHenben Bills tuurben freili9 einse=
bra6t bod Iettbem bot bic ron Ct
Gouperneur Torafer sefiibrte 2obbp ber=
artis searbeitet, oab ss Iebr stueifelboft
setuoroen 1T, Oh bic betreHenbsn Bins
iemaIs &eleb tperben. Dabei tpirb mo-
mentlttb in. 9aule in etner Weiie eefaul7
lenst, bic setuib nibt mebr I9on unb I'M.
10 unperantiuortliher lit, als bic Wtit=
glieber. fails Der 8iennialplan ni6t iiber
Gen 9aufen semorfen suirb, fiir oas
3peite Sabr Tire 5000 umlonit befont=
men. 8sseianeno lit es, oaB seraoe bic
r2anoontel". tpelhe Ionit bel ieber @sle=
genbeit iiber 8erl9menbuns iammern. i'm
S9mdnsen Der Sisunsen san3 gritaun-
Tides leiiten. Nir laHen bier bas ltr>
tbeil zines Blattss folsen, tuelAes in oer
Yolitit sans unabbdnsis tit, t,dmlih BET
rGincinnatter Nrbeiterseituns." Dieielbe
19reibt:
rNoa feine einsise 3eformaMaBresel
1T bon ber Ohio Staatsle9islatur in
oieler Sailon burheefibrt u,rben.
Die @eieke In Be3us auf bic Gonloli=
btrte @trabenbabngeieQI9aft, bic auf
;ubeben bic republifanilde Bartei per=
lpro9en bat, bejteben tpeiter unb tperben
au4 ,,idt aufseboben. Sic 6amilton
County Senatoren, namentlib Ser,
2irdner, reformtren aa.rotnss iniofern
tldtis barauf log, inbem fe 10 oiel als
m6slid @e{ebe bur95ubriiden iu9en
bic Strabenperbene nerunsen perfasen
&ir9ner lit betanntlth @ontrottor. @t,
itebt es nun nit bem udbreno ber Wab'
len 10 bdufis geb6rten BerIpre9en oai
bic &eformen nur bon ber republitani
19en Yarrei fommen9 Wir tuarten au
bic Durd= unb Nusflbrune Der Der
| Ipre9en."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

SIM Souie fam Glp's Bin, ,pel6e
beitimmi, oaB eine fir tuabnI,nnig er=
fldrte psrIpn nift bonn Sberiff, Icnbern
BON einem IpeSteu oaSu ernonnten Be-
sleiter snr @taatsirrenaniiali gebra1t
tueroen Iol, Sur Berbanolune. Sic
Bill wurse ta6 eines Idnseren Debette
big gum Saahnittas. iiberselest. Ser
Saupteinuanb eesen bic 8ifl beitebt bas
rim, baB Der Sberiif burh hie{elbe sys
fIedlihe Gebiibren perliert.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

- Die nN. y. Gun, eine heftise
@eanerin ber @illonbilI, re1net aug,
BAT Der Gintommeniteuer Naraerapb
NIT e;ner Me1rbeit BON 10 Stimmen i'm
5euat paliiren nno bab ldlieBlid aud
bic MilIonbil, troE @il's Oppoitipn
our9seben wirb. Seute bielt Senator
5mitb BON Nem Seriep cine Heoe gesen
bic Gintommenlteuer Bill. Serielbs
areift Die GintommenI Iteuer unb Die
BiIlenbifl i'm Mlleemeinen nod melt
beftiaer on ais Sill, ,piro aber Die
5GlnsabIt;mmuns pobl nidt heeinFln'=
len.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19
Scr GrIoE Nee gitd,ters 5unol

- 9sr Grla6 oe& Gthters 9nnop,
oemsufolse ben snseitelIten Der llnion
Baei{it 8abn Die alten SDhnc ausbesaelt
srerben miiIien, lit ein ueiterer Sieg Der
orsaniiirten slrbeiter. Sab s3ibter
Onnos iih nitt perfneiTcn tnnnls, eini9e
5eitenbiebe eesen 3ib!er 9alb,peQ oa=
BEL osfanen Su lalen, perlhldst 'penis.
Die Gntl6eibuns ltimmt trotoem i'm
Beientlihen nit Der oes legtgeNannten
Ntdaters iiberein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19
Oa Der Yplloro 8redenribo

Oa ber Yollaro Breckenridge
4rsseb itencsrapbild aufsenommcn
nurSe, 10 ,uaren gentle geldGser Der
Roral in bic Gage perlest. idOn tn poris
act ISOLDE Elm 400 Seiten fairies Bud
aber benlelben aif ben Marft 5n bringen,
luor;a natiirlid Die faftieiiea Details,
Ste pon Der 9reNe perIdwiesen tuuroen,
nidbt perl6wieeen meroen. 9as Bud
Uirb pobl bas bette @aoemeoum fiir
hSben SDdter tperber unb bic antiinoi=
asn beIIelben reoet nit &ebt oapon, bab
500, 600 pertauft peroen. Gber nod
snebr, pbI1on es - gebunoen - einen
Delar fojtei. (gin. 3t9.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

glit bem SienniatYlan Ibeint ss
aus III iein. Cine Helplution, iuelhe
bic Sisune om 10. Mai big sum Sanuor
pertaat, nuroe nit 49 sesen II Stim=
nen auf bic @elddftsurhnnng fir ndd=
ten Snnneritaa eeItelIt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

- I'm 8mnbesienat bat geifsr, Der
2ensobaros BON 8onlas, bier Sage iiber
bic Sariffraee eelpro9en. slm les sten
Sage Bate er nod hrei 3ub0rer, einen
Deixs!raten, eireu Hepub'ifaner unb
etnex Ecpuliifen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19
Ob biefer Muflhub fiir bic Sefiir

- Ob bieler auhdub fir bic Sefiir.
,sprter ober fir Die @esner Der @tab=
regeI rortbeilbaft lit, wagen luir ni4t
su entl9eioen. Muf ale Jd(le siebt bic
briF bis sur Grleoi9uns Ger Sa9e i'm
Daale @elesenbs!t su tii6tisem 4sitiren
xnb ptr fiirAten lebr, oab Do bic 9err=
fGoften bon Der Nnti=Saloon=9i9a be-
beutexo sr0bere Gnersie enttuifeln ,uer=
aen, als bic @esner ber Bill. - go
Idbreibt Der Glepelanor @dater II. In;ei1
ger" iiber ben Aufl6ub ber 9osfea=De=
bate une l6loB ieinen Artifel nit ben
@srten rWirb li1 bas Iiberole Clement
BON Glepelanb ni9t riibren ?"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

Sm llnterbaus Der Seaislatnr ppn
Meu gprf hatten Hd Die Semotraten
BON oen Republitanern iibert0lpeln lal=
len une iIr bic IeIolutipn 9eitimmt,
sur6 weItbe Sill IN ben Soin,mel eebuben
,parbe. Sen beniofratiI1en Senaturen
Enb iest sic stugen oufgegansen nno tie
aaben oeaen Die 8elehliiiie aeltimnlt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

-- Sece republitanilde Stimme. Die
in naFerer @eiessebMns fit oie per-
pbxte Sasfen'lbe 2coal Sption-8ia
atgeeesen wtre, 1T eine erniie Se=
brobuns ser rep,blifanil6en Sbma6t
in Ohio. (Gin. Greie 0rele rep.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19
Der ,p<ftbsse, pennerftas, sem ls. april 1894.

latur in ibrem Ssmperensiammer feinen
geiItanb leiifen. Dab ,uir einer ipl9en
Sattif nidt heiitimmen, haben nir lbpn
IrGber tpieberboIt erfldrt, ipenn at1 Die
shatlade, oaB bic 2e9islatur s,t bier
0iiniteln republifaniib iit, Die oemofra=
tilhe gartei als Nartet oller @erants
nprtlidhfett iiberheht.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

Staatsreprdlentant Britain bon
goinmbiana @ountp reidte eine Relo=
luton Elm Sur Nb19affuns ber 9obes=
itroie. Sic Helolution belpridt bic
S1wieristeiten, tpelds nit ber neber=
fibrane BON Morbsrn perbunben lino,
oa Sie@el9morenen einen natiirli4enNbs
l1ea bagegen baben, elmer Yerlon bur4
ibren Nusiprud bas 9eben su nebmen.
Sic 3elolution beltin,mt Die Grnennun9
BON flnf Mitelieoern bes Senats unb
trei bes 9auies, nm iiber bas Sbema
Der 3obesitrafe gu berotben nno i'm
Sobr 1896 benz @ouperneur einen bies=
beaislihen 8eri9t ein3urei6en. Sic
geYolution befiirwortet bic Ginselbaft.
- Das Observation-Disclosures
ha! qe5tern bic 8eratbung Der 9asteG>
2oealsO Option Bill fit Donneritas iiber
.a9t Sage NIT A sesen 20 @timmen
auf bic @pe3ialgeSddftsoronung 9eiteat.
Oie anmelenben Demofrateu ftimmten
{dmmtli1 boflr. OHenbar wollen lie
ser au nierGInIteln repubIitaniltene esis=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

@abreno man bic 3eitpertrobs-
lungspolitit int bemefratil1en 8unbes.
lenat gum Sbeil auf &ednuns beg um=
itanoes i9reiben fann, baB Die Demo.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

Nit Su1tbaus bon ! big 3 Sab
rex Sollen na9 Der &peers gill Die
Wirthe ees.riebelt nerben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

Der ,,sSeitbpte" erIheint tdsIib unc foitet
asbF beat ySamiIisnfreine," ais Scnntaas.
Matt, portDfrei $500 per sSabr pcer 80 per
Rcesat srei ms Soaus selieiert
Nab Seutlhlanc, ber Shipets unb Seitreih
ssSnxbs, fcitet berielbc prrtpfrei $500 per
SHx
0as 8chenbIatt oes ,,sSeitbpte" erihehtt
ieben Ocm1,erltas gum Rreiie prm $500 yer
Satr
Rad 9suti4lanS, bet shneis une Seitre;d
Ser4rFei $3.50 per Satr.
Ser Rseis fur ben 6amilien. ;SrsunS tetrdet
fhr SeSer bes @o1 1enblattes nur 80 G.s. rer
Satr; fiir Niht. .slbpnnentsn: $1.0O unn wirS
rxtofrsi fir Seler eeS Mocbenblattes ST Si.OO
per ssynbr, fir Mht= =9lbpnnsnte. ;r $1.5O
per SSabr i,af Oe,.tid,lanr rerannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

6 pirh immer be ler.-
gSie luir l6on neu!i6 bemettten, tuerben
Die famoIen 9orbeeren, tpeIhe lib bic
Mfitglieber Ser republifani'Gen 2egisla=
irr BON Soma ertporben baber, Die re=
pubi;tanil6en Staatsmdnner in anbersn
Staoten nidht ldlafen fa1len. auum
iii in unIerer 2egislatur bic in fame $asz
fell 9peal Option Bill aufs Sapet
sefommen, 10 fommt ein rspublifarilber
6anatiter, Gosers bon Morro,p county,
unb hringt cine Bin Elm, ipelhe nod piel
raoitaler lit. @ir geben in 6olsenoem
bic 6auptpunfte Der Bin
Seetion /. trifft geitimmunssn 9esen
bic eriinen Screens" unb Ipll es ungez
leBlih lein, hab ber Shanftil1 unb Die
@aIte bur9 Gorldnge an ben Sent itern
perborsen leien, 10 bab man lie bon Der
Strabe aus niht lebsn fann; bies gilt bon
alen Stdbten uno Srti9aften, tpelbe
,psniaer als 10000 ginwobner baben.
@erlesunsen luerben nit elmer Strafe
BON 800 gsabnbet unb oarf Der go.
Ioonteeper ppm Sag ieiner l1eberfiib=
rune an fiir bic Sauer zines Sabres
iein @ei6dft nt@t mebr betreiben.
Sollte cine lolde Yerlon por ablauf
beg Sabres bas Saloonsei@dft uieber
aufnehmen, 10 Ioll b'elelbe nit einen
big ;u BRET Sabren 3u6tbams beifraft
werben.
Sec. 2 beitimmt, oab, iper itttner am
Sonntas ooer nad 10 l1br Nbenbs ber-
artise @eiddfte tbut, sbenfaGs tpie in
Der porbergebenben Seetion belast, bes
&ebtes, einen Saloon SIT fiibren auF Die
0auer zines Sabres beraubt iein ion,
0ie @esenwart BON 2euten in bem Sas
loon su lolAen 3eiten, lpI geusis bon
ber llebertreturs Oss Geleses lein.
g8enn bic iiberfiibrte Yerlon fortfdbrt,
oas Geles 5u psrleken, 10 ion Der betref=
fe,toe Salonn ppaItdnoie arfsehoben
merhen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

a a Bex: .s3, Columbus 0sio, ;u 'cnbea.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19
. .WESTBOTE CO."

NHe ssn{e. ssrrelpcntensen u',p. be!iete mali at
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

Mr.. O. n. Nevans Is anothar farmer
who has demonstrated that sod is about
the surest ground for wheat. and will
break all he can for next fall. seeding to
winter wheat. Last year, in May aud
June, he broke about seventy-6ve acres
of buffalo grass sod and In the fall seeded
It to wheat. There were twenty-five
acres Of second year cod which was also
put in wheat, and also some old ground.
but the sod was all that will make . crop.
Mr.. Nevans breaks sod for wheat deeper
than is customary. about two and half
inches. and says that is the best way for
wheat. It ie little harder to put In but
stands dry weather better that way. An
other thing Mr.. Nevans has tried 10 seed
Ing upland to alfalfa. Seven years ago
he took piecs Of old. well cultivated
upland, stirred It eight o. ten inches
deep, narrowed thoroughly and seeded
to alfalfa. 1t Is still there aud made .
big growth this spsins.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18
A Few Thoughts.

God never requires anyone to give up
anything but what is an injury to him,
aud he is always ready to give his chill
dren what they most need. Some people
try to follow their own inclinatiOns aud
Christ-self first. Christ second. Jesus
saws. mo man can serve two masters"
etc. Again he says, Except We deny
yourselves, take up your cross daily and
follow me, ye cannot be my disciples,
1t is generally safe to take the self-deny-
ing route. for Christ pleased not himself.
The world is not languishlng for pro-
Tossing Christians, but for the real Chris
tian. God never speaks for naught.
When he speaks in warning there s dan
ger. characterization is the thief Of
time" Thousands are wailiDg with the
lost who some day intended to be Chris
tians. Multitudes are in the valley OF
decision. Decide Alright, for God is near
in this valley. "Come unto me, all ye
that labor and are heavy laden, and ]
will give you rest
COURAGE NEEDED.-A foolish BASH
fulness rObs many well-meaning souls of
their highest enjoyment. They see the
light, but lack the moral courage to walk
in it. Their attachment to friends and
the attractions of society allure them
from the cross. They often weep over
their condition and resolve to be true to
their convictions, but a natural diflidence
seizes them and they shrink from the
''thorny way" The ruggedness of the
path Is held before them, while they for
get that there is glory in the cross
There is no time for faiutheaitedness.
If souls would be saved they must be
determined and courageous. With the
violence Of holy earnestnes> ihcy must
press into the kingdom. If souls would
live for God they mast "be strong and
very courageous" 1--WE Want 40 towards
in our band" expresses more than mere
sentiment. G0d calls for .'yaiianiheart-
ell men who are !.ot .,!T:.i. 10 die men
who will not ..cunier nItn II. sh and blood
The Scriptures are 4 deep mine of eX-
ceeding great and precious promises" to
such. Courage. your captain cries
He who opens his heart t" God with
the one purpose of KNOWN. and doing
his will may be sure of getting light and
help.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

the pOllutions of the world cannot speak
Of these things without being called ultra
lists, extremists. fault finders. uncharita-
BILE, etc. In this respect the times seem
perilOus. Those who will be true to God
and his law and stem this awful tide Of
worldliness are being tested. Who shall
be able to stand? Those who believe
God, and those only.
Readers, do you think that the world
is becoming better: Oh, be undeceived!
Inspiration declares otherwise. Wicked
ness has taken on a more refined form
that is all. Thank God for the good there
is in the world; but remember that
these are perilOus times. May the Lord
help us to guard against the evil in
fluences around us that we may not be
destroyed by them.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

The editor of this paper bought 200
strawberry plants of the Captain Jack and
Crescent varieties mixed, and had them
planted last month. They were removed
from the garden where originally grown,
and transplanted the same day. during a
spell of rainy weather. Now the berries
are beginning to ripen. There will not
be much fruit this season, but the vines
nearly all lived, aud will doubtless furnish
an ample supply aext year. They cover
about two square rods of ground. The
first season requires careful attention to
keep weeds from getting growth enough
to sap out the moisture, and in case of
dry weather the plants need watering.
A little work at odd times suffices, how
ever. t. keep patch Of this size in fine
condition, and the returns in coming
years under the influence of our sunny
skies will repay all the care they receive
an hundred fold.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18
George Shields, a Gray county far

George Shields, Gray county far
mer. was in Dodge City last Tuesday.
and said he had noticed chinch bugs
working in his wheat. If farmers lose
wheat by chinch bugs 1t is their own
fault. If they will bring bottle full Of
live bugs in to this office we will see that
they get supply Of sick bugs in three
or four days which will cause death and
destruction if properly distributed over
the farm infested with these pests. or
they can send direct to Prof. Snow at
Lawrence. Some of the counties in diff
ferent parts of the state, are preparing to
maintain chinch bug hospitals from
which to distribute to the farmers. At
the Emporia State Normal School one of
these stations will be kept up at the ex-
pense of Lyon county, while Prof. Snow,
of the Kansas University, has established
. chinch bug injecting laboratory at
Fulton, Bourbon county, in charge of ].
F. Hallz, a student from the university
who has mastered Prof.Snow's idea.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

The wonderful effect of irrlgating up
on western Kansas soil is shown in a
marked degree by the wheat crop on
what was known rs the Bri ggs farm,
south of the river and west of Beeson's
place. The Gilberts bought the Briggs
place year or two ago. and last fall put
in a crop Of wheat. 1t has been watered
from the south side canal. last season,
and again this spring. This week a
sample of the wheat plants was brought
in and left at the bank. By actual meas
urement 1t stands forty inches high, and
has not yet headed out, though heads be-
gin to show occasionally in the field. 1t
will st md near five feet high when fully
mature. The wheat stands so thick on
the ground that mans hat can't fall to
the ground if thrown in to the field.
Other wheat in the same region which
was not irrigated is only six or eight
inches high and not more than half so
thick on the ground, and will not yield
over twenty or thirty bushels to the acre.
while this irrigated wheat will evidently
yield about sixty bushels to the acre.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18
Religions Department.

lUnder this heading Will hereafter be found
such religious news and editorial utterances as
the manager Of the GLoBE-REPuBLIcANs shall see
fit to publish. Auy one who feels like contribute
ing anything for publication is at perfect liberty
to do so. In fact, we shall be glad to receive
anything in that line from any one, regardless OF
what denomination the writer may chance to be
In fellowship with. provided i; 'e L { il the ma
ture Of argument or coma ,.i', concerning mat
tiers on which sincere followers of Christ diferin
opinion or belief. which We regard mere matters
of expediency. We expect to have much more
of this kind of lite nature than our limited space
will Admit, and shall doubtless hold many accep-
table articles until long time after they are re-
ceiyed. Therefore those who send manuscript
need not expect to see it appear Immediately
Some may be delayed for months. and even long
or, and some will 40 doubt be rejected altogeth-
er.i
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, a re

Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, re-
publican leader in the United States SEN
ate, said in speech last week on his
amendment to the tariff bill proposing to
force England to accept bi-metalism. 81
believe that the condition Of the worlds
business and the decline in the general level
Of prices, accompanied by corresponding
appreciation Of the debts of the world.
are due to the enormous currency con-
traction which has been forced upon the
world by the legislation which has thrown
silver out of use and closed the minis Of
the world to it."
1t would be bitter pill to Cleveland to
have Mr.. Lodges amendment tackled on
to the tariff bill.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

VIM. Wilkinson has seeded 100 acres
more of his bottom land west of Dodge
City to alfalfa this spring. 1t Is coming
up nicely and making good stand. He
already had thirty five acres four years
old, which is making the best growth
this spring it ever did. Already it stands
more than knee high, and as the little
purple blooms are only beginning to show
up, it will grow considerably taller. A
Colorado gentleman familiar with the a
falfs meadows of that state, was looking
at wilkinson's place one day last week
and astonished to learn the alfalfa had
been grown without irrigation. He said
1t was the finest growth Of alfalfa he ever
saw. This bottom has a never failing
body of water under It four feet beneath
the surface.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

In view of the fabulous yield Of wheat
promised on the Gilbert brothers farm by
irrigation we would advise our farmers
to come in to Dodge City on May 10Th,
and get pointers OF the new machinery
for hosting water from wells by wind
power. Implement houses are putting
chem in payable on the installment plan.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18
j. II. LEIDIGU. Co. Clerk.

DIR. S. F. Scott. Blue Ridge Harrison
county. Mo-. says: For whoOping cough
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is eX-
cellent." BY using it freely the disease
is deprived of all dangerous conse-
quences. There i no danger in giving
the Remedy t. babies. as it contains
nothing injurious - and 30 cents bottles
for sale by City Drug Store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

For SALE-A choice 100000 lst Mort
gage Loan. dated Sept. l>t. 1882, running
) years at s per cent interests. secured by
100 acres improved farm in Ford county
valued at S1S00.00. Interest and taxes
paid to date. Will discount loan 10 net
II per cent interest. Write for par
ticularS. Address VIM. .. Knox. Room
|, 10 Suffer street, San Francisco Cal.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

w. c. P. Breckenridge, the ronancer
of Kentucky, and Jerry Simpson, the
Populist of Kansas, are among the enc
mics of America who voted for the
Wilson bill and against protection, in
the House of Representatives.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

Last Tuesday the stalwart democrats
of the seventh congressional district met
and held delegate convention in Hutch
inson. 1t seems TO have lacked in
numbers sufficient to make a bowling
success. Bro. Petition, editor of the
'only democratic paper in Ford county,
is the big chief of the outfit. They adj
iourned to meet Mt call Of chairman
Petition.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-18

The democracy Of Missouri held an inn
portant convention this week. There was
a great battle over the financial question.
The cuckoos, headed by Governor Francis,
wanted to endorse Cleveland's golden
ideas, while Bland led the opposition,
which wanted TO endorse free coinage of
silver. The result was an overwhelming
defeat for Cleveland's strikers.