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Mrs. Cherrirgton, of Pueblo. Colorado,
is here. and has kindly consented to give
an address TO ladies. on Temperance
Work. She has just lately returned from
Denver, where she attended the state
convention of W. &. r. L. Ladies cor
daily invited to he present Saturday after
noon. at 3 O'Clock, at Presbyterian church.
By order Of president.
MRS. DUNAwAY, Recording Secretary.
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DON'T STOP TOBACCO.

How to Cure Yourself while Using IT.
The tobacco habit grows on man un-
til his nervous system is seriously affected,
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From hundreds of testimonials. the
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Pastor C. p. Church, Clayton, Ark.
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The Normal Institute.

DODGE CITY, KANSAS, May 30, 1896.
Four weeks of County Normal Institute
will be held in Dodge City, beginning
July %. Prof. w. J. Hull, of Sterling,
will have charge. Prof. E. w. Kelly of
Lakin, will assist. The County Superin-
tendent and associate examiners will al
so ''lend a hand" to make it a success.
Let us prepare for thorough work.
E. d. WEBB, Co. Supt.
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COUNTRY

Comprising the finest farming and fruit
country in Southwest Missouri and North
west Arkansas; peach, strawberry and
cotton lands in central and Southern Ar
kansas; and rice, sugar cane, orange and
semi tropical fruit lands in Southern Lou
isiana and Texas. The road penetrates
waists forests and rich mineral fields and
opens up to settlement millions of acres
of wild and Government lands in cOun-
try possessing mild. healthy climate,
pure springs and running streams, and
which is free from droughts, billiards..
severe winters, and where a great variety
of crops can be grown. An eight page
paper, illustrated pamphlets, giving val
liable information to hOmeseekers and
investors will be mailed free by address
ing F. A. HORNBECK,
Land Commissioner,
9TH and Wyandotte SITS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
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Mention was made last week of tn
death of Mrs. Edna Wagner. The fol
lowing lines are dedicated to her memor!
by our townsman, Thos. C. Owen:
No more we'll see the anguish
Upon thy placid brow,
For God has taken Heavenword
The soul that kept the vow.
No sister, nor brother
Could visit thee when down,
But Gods own dear ones clustered
Around thee, then and now.
The very wish will now be done,
By each and every friend,
And God will keep the little one,
His aid and comfort lend.
O, sleep then, dearest sister,
Your choice was made in faith,
And God the Holy Father,
Will show thee Heavens gate.
The Globe-republican., 1896-06-11

Last Friday evening the Epworth League
elected the following officers to serve for
next six months. viz:
President-GeO. T. Martin.
LIST Vice President-Emma Misner.
End Vice President-Stella incl.
Sd Vice President-Mary Incl.
18th Vice President-Kate Lee.
Secretary-Albert Lee.
Treasurer-Sybil Dodge.
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A. p COons has purchased the interest
of z. II. Sughrue i'll sie general furniture
business, and all parties owing the late
firm viii pay accounts to A. p. COONS.
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Mark Twain's Humorous Work, limo
cents abroad, will be given at the Pres
byterian church, OH the evening of the
10Th, at p. M, illustrated with 81 views.
We have better lights than ever before
and hence better views. Price Is and 10
cents.
The Globe-republican., 1896-06-11

It is the knack of the best modern
writer's and speakers to SO present
one or two facts as to conceal dozen
others of the most vital importance.
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Children Cry for Pitch
er'S CaStOria.

For Cripple Creek via Colorado
Springs.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway makes better time than any other
line For full particulars address
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. z. A., Chicago.
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Wheel Strain .

Develops Rheumatism and LumbagO,
which are quickly cured by Humphreys
Specific No. Is. Price 25 cents. For
sale by all druggists.
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RUCkLEN,s ARNICA SALvE.

The BEST SALvE III the world for Cuts,
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quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
% cts per box. For sale by w. F. Pine.
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See our clubbing offers. Two news
papers at almost the price Of one.

Presbyterian church. Sunday. Child
ren's Day Exercises in the morning
Sermon on Little Things, at night.
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THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Ask your merchant for the Dodge City
broom.
The Globe-republican., 1896-06-11

Great many people are looking Tor
homes. Remember, that the south is at
tracing more people than any other
country; because it is rich and inviting
field. both for the poor and rich. as it
offers homes to the homeless and safe
and profitable investments to the capital
list. Nowhere are there more opportuni-
ties than along the
The Globe-republican., 1896-06-11

To the Outeys Of Grand1iew Township
We the undersigned have this 9Th day
of June 1896, located voting places in
Grandview township as follows: In Belle
precinct at the Midland school house on
section 70, Township Is, range "a. and
in Wright precinct at Augustus Arnold's
store, located on lot 8, section 3,t0wnship
p range "a.
CHAs. S. DIXON, Trustee.
JOHN II. MULLENDORE, j. p.
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N Evv

Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Rail- Dad,
now building on an air line from Kansas
City to Port Arthur. the new Deepwater,
Gulf Coast City. This road has opened
ND 500 miles of new
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~77" for GRIP.

ea b Drsgssts, sent prepaid on receipt OF Price
8e, for q ~ (nsy b escorted except Ae - u -
-, put ~ in q - size only.
N lrxransYs MANUAL Enlarged kRevised HAnrD vnHH
HrxPHRKYv HEA. CO, III = lis Wunas 81, xs~ Sssk.
The Globe-republican., 1896-06-11

People not fit to be trusted seldom
have faith in others.
The Globe-republican., 1896-06-11

The story of Kansas drouth is q
falsehood quite likely to be lost in
the flood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
EyCJTIVG SCENES AT A FIRE.
TENEMENT JEWELLERS RESCUED FROM
SMOKE AND FLAMES-A FIREMAN'S COAT
BURNED OFF AT HIS POST

In fire at No. So Division-st. hve-story tenc-
ment last night score OF inmates were cut on
from escape for time by the famss ana SMOKE
and finally had 10 he led or carried out TWO IRE
men both members of Hook and Ladder company
No G. had opportunities to make heroes OF them
calves and both earned the cheers OF the crowd
which quickly assembled when the engines APP
peared. .
The fire was discovered by a thirteen-year old
hov named Aaron Meyer OF No. 40 East Broad
WAY who was riding bicycle along Dvision-st
about $3.50 O'Clock He left his wheel In the gutter
and ran to the alarm box at Market ana DIVISION
SITS There Policeman Sesseman. OF the Madison
ST station saw him. The policeman hesiated 10"
a few minutes TO whether or not the alarm
should be sent out, but finally the alarm was rung
In the mean time Max Rothsten. bookkccper of
No So Bayard-st. who is employed on the ground
floor Of the building. had run upstairs ana warned
the tenants Of the fire II had started In the rooms
OF Max Friedman. clothes presser. from an over
heated stove and by the time the warning was
heard had reached the stairway.
Nearly All the inmates OF the house were abed
Rothsten's voice aroused every one OF them. now
ever and an attempt was made 10 get out OF the
building by the from, stairway. This was impos-
sibl. on account OF the thick smoke. Upon the
arrival of the hremen 10 entrance could be gained
TO the interior OF the building BY the front. and
Fireman Sheridan Of Hook and Ladder Company
No went 10 the and climbed TO the fre-
escape with line OF hose He got to the hTc-
escape of the NTH floor when a sheet OF name
burst upon him from the window IL caught MS
coat and burned II off his back before stream
OF water could be turned into the hose he carried
When he pointed the hose, at himself ana
let the water now on until he was Thoroughly my
rooms Hundreds OF people were watching the nre.
and az they saw Sheridan standing at the WINDOW,
mis- COAX Burning and the flames licking his pack
from inside the mouse. they cheered MN wiidIy
Fireman Wilkinson. OF the same company, earned
another cheer by carrying down the escape from the
rop story cd Mrs Levy, the heaviest woman ii the
hilidinp who was overcome by smoke. The names
lcked Wilkinson and his burden TOO. but he stumb.ed
on and carried the woman safely TO the ground -,
The Are went through the house quickly. but by
no,,rng on A great deal Of water the structure was
sssved from the flames Nearly all the contents OF
sh Az Conrs we're lost however Chief Bonner, who
nrdersd second alarm for the fire because OF the
danger TO other tenemenis ~ ,he ro" sa'' '"N' inc
damage would be about $.W, ,,,
The occupant. OF the burned building were home
less last night They were cared LOT by "es"oo''
a nd friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
nEAENESS l. HEAD NOISES CURED INSTANTLY
xR Tt ls u>hion. ,io hn all else tails
USB8u lp..- y" Pam wh'>r~rs heard eORe

cen, premium The 5000 legal-tender notes. which
/ was obliged TO accept would buy In the market
only 500 of my gold back. Greenbacks. though
stamped a dollar, worth bur IS cents on the
dollar in Canada Europe and this country In COLO
Thus lost outright 81 800 of my original stock OF
gold or loss equivalent TO SlV In sreenoacks.
BESIDES suffering this loss of s. per cent on my
original deposit. forced 10 pay more Tor every.
thing: 50 for shoes. which bought before lot y o.
and SIS for -four which cost me before but 10 =
barrel. My wages during the same period only
rose from SIS to $50 IL was not until the resump.
ton of specie payments in 1873. when rents ana
commodities became lower In price that salarieo
persons like myself began to be benefited.
And now | look back over forty years. l oe>
leve there never p period In all that time
when the American workingman received higher
wages or could buy more for the dollar ne earns
than now say again. am astounded that Dank
depostor or any person WORKING for wages or sai-
arv dare vote for Bryan | want no more OF my
sad experience caused by deprecated currency
I was then resigned to my loss because my coun-
try was fighting for its life: but cannot now be re-
signed 10 loss TO benefit lot OF silver mine specu.
jafors THOMAS j. MORROW.
No Al West Northumberland nfty-nfth-st' new
York City, Oct. 81. 1896.
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READY FOR AN INTENSE VOTE.

MORE THAN ;5oc WORKERS To BE AT THE POLLS
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS MADE.
Edward Lauterbach, chairman OF the Republican
County Committee, called meeting OF Republican
district leaders ut headquarters yesterday at which
reports from every election district were received
1t was found that the party's Election Day ma
chinery was in such excellent order. more
than Is 600 workers will man the polls to-day In the
various precincts of whom large number are VOL
unteers More men offered their services without
pay than could be employed. for every polling place
has been doubly manned. n,
A complete system for getting cut full vote Will
be set in motion when the booths begin business az
& a m to-day Mr.. Iauterbach said that the result
would be the most astonishing vote ever polled In
NeW-York for a Republican candidate.
Figures returned on call OF the districts placed
McKinley's plurality in the city at $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
NAVAL ORDERS.

xvoshiry,on Nov 2-Assstant surgeon H. ..
p,ak.man has been detached from the vermont
and ordered TO the Boston; Passed Assistant sur
geon i F.. Page has been detached from the boston
I'D ordered to the Yorktown: Surgeon q. r. Lums-
den has been detached from the YORKTOWN ana OF
dered home three weeks Iea'e' Ass,S'an. gu
- n, AZ wheeler has been detached from the
franklin and ordered to the Naval Hospital Mare
Island. Cal; Assistant Surgeon A. Tareneolt has
.nan detached from the Mare Island Hospital and
ordered TO the Oregon: Passed Assistant Surgeon
q Rothgauger has been detached from the oregon
"a ordered 10 the Patterson: Passed Assistant SUIT
ni nor ID NJ Kennedy has been detached from tnc
Patterson and ordered home on three Ss. beem de-
,oched from the Naval Laboratory, New, o!k, anu
ordered to the Vermont Chaplain ,d ~ anS era
h has to the Washington Navy Yard Chaplain
O. Hallway has been detached i, from ON as
txV."sstant Engineer j. b. Patton has been ordereo
10 steel" inspection duty. Munhall. Penn
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lowing dispatch at noon to the charmen OF the
many State committees:

The Hon. A l.. Maxwell Democratic candldale
for State Auditor in Illinois. wires me- from Lay"
plot on the part Of the Republican managers to
steal the election In that county. that tncy ha'e
captured a valise full OF official ballots ! u,uea-
stand that vigorous steps have been taken 10 ploSc
cute rybody connected with the fraud tha' Z, a
number OF arrests have been made alreary, ~
would be well for you TO advise every county com,
mitteemau IN your State at once of this and 10
have them notify each township cominit'eelha" III
their respective counties and urge the most eA-
prevent the preparation OF such rascaIlty III you
State. Spare expense necessary 10 Ferret ou'
anything OF this kind in your state cail me at,
tention OF papers everywhere 10 this 'Aa'iS
ana nave 'n' P'o''' "'o JAMES X JONES
Senator Jones later sent the following telegram
10 the chairman OF each State committee to-day;
J. Richie Dcputy-United States Marshal has
plan ~ the Republicans to carry Illinois Is 10 nav
official tickets in the hands OF the JuuSe anu a.
tho voter presents his ballot 20 be deposited In me
iican ticket in it, stead We have captured man
here with leo tickets and 800 In CASH re ia, has
weakened and given the whole pan nwhhg; yor r
State II is absolutely necessary that honest nen
organize vigilance committees in all your counties
and townships. II possible for ne pmrpose u p pe
take immediate and vigorous steps 10 can inc AZ
tention Of the public to this plan. II seems tiat
the Republicans will hesitate ut no villanous at
JAMES X. JONES
Republican state Chairman Hitch and National
Committeeman Jameson denied any knowledge OF
n rlot TO steal Illinois or any county thereof. and
they place no credence in the report from Lawrence
VILE suspecting that II was only circulated as an
election eve dodg" a to explain the defeat which
they had stor" for the Democrats In limos TO-
morrow The scheme OF passing "A 'narKcn nalot II
old they say and no smart man would try H.
Chairman Hitch tclegraphed for n report from
Iawrenccvc on the alleged case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
THE XVITH DISTRICT CANDIDATE.

EVERY REPUBLICAN VOTE SHOULD BE CAST FOR
MR. WARD FOR CONGRESS.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Your editorial In this mornings Tribune In
relation TO the Congressional candidates In the
XvIth District Is most timely and forcible. AL
though I was absent from the city at the time the
convention met. have always been consistent
friend and advocate OF Ben l.. Farchild. and have
believed he was the regular nominee Of the Re
publican party until the matter was decided by
the Appellate Division In favor OF The entire regu-
larity OF William l.. Ward. And there is no longer
any question the matter. There Is only one Re
publican nominee for Congress In the NNIth Dis
trlct and that Is William l.. Ward, and he Is
entitled 10 and must receive the vote and hearty
support of every desiring TO be classed as i
Republican or an advocate OF the principles when
that party represents And feel assured that MIR:
Ward will receive from the friends CT Mr. Fairchd
TO Mr. Farchlld had he been declared the nominee
The loss of n sound-money Republican Congress
man In our district al this time would be little less
Than n calamity, and there Is no reason Tor IT, Inc
district is Republican end must be kept So and a
heavy responsibility will rest upon any Republican
who in any manner hinders or rctards that result:
let the Republicans and Sound Money Democrats
OF the district cast every vote for MT ward, ana
his election is assured. ERNEST HALL.
New-York, Oct 81. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
u0ryT NORRIS REPUBLICANS PARADE.

The Mount Morris Republican Club. whose rooms
are at Park-ave and One-hundred -and-seventeenth.
st paraded through the streets of the XXxIst
Assembly District last night. About thousand
men, each carrying a TORCH were In line. and the
district through which they passed was illum-
mated with vari-colored lights and fireworks. One OF
the features OF the parade was Voriskys Battery,
who were dressed In white uniforms and presented
a handsome appearance. Among those N line
Assembly District; Dr. sewall. e cousin Of the
Frank McCabe Eddie James and f. r. Perrin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
prr0JVER AND KNIFE IN KENTUCKY.

Lexington KY. Nov "A dispatch from Browns
vile SAYS that John Jewell. colored was shot and
instantly killed there last night The smitn.'rove
Minstrel Troupe was paradlng whnn Se"e" VINO
a. csnitcl Hill. In Edmonson County. ,nls morn.
,n Major William Hutchings was stapneu rs ~ .no
SSo6 Hutchings was trying 70 eject ITO" "ee'
~ 81 goN Democrats
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USEFUL CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: I received late yesterday afternoon The
Tribunes colored campaign posters Nos !. 2.
and l. for sound money. and put them In front OF
nv office windows this morning Before 10 o'clock
should say that than a thousand people
had stopped carefully TO examine them.
| believe they are useful campaign document?
as have been issued and l wish l had received
them a few weeks earlier.
| trust in the interests of sound money you have
given them a very general distribution.
J. Russell MARBLE.
Worcester Mass. Oct 81. 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
WHY wORKMEN SHOULD OPPOSE BRYAN

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: II is wonderful how slow Bryanites are In
communicating that the introduction Of the pro-
nosed sxteen-to-one freecoinage silver dollar will
result I'm loss every and especially to savings
bank depositors The Bryan silver dollar will be OF
no more avail than was the lega-tcnder enactment
OF Congress during the Civil War. making green
backs a legal tender. which, on a basis OF 2Ss per
cent premium for gold. deprecated to IS cents on
the dollar. I will relate how I was caught and
lost a., a savings bank depostor during that event
full period
In 1861 deposited 5000 in the savings banks In
gold. Soon after our Government and the banks
suspended specie payments. Gold Immediately rose
to a premium, and the rents and every commodity
likewise rose from 100 to 800 per cent When drew
my money from the banks gold was worth - PEI
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COLGATE s. CO.'S
Cashmere Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUME.

w. Reddlngon. Tam; Augustus J. spang;. Nat
Dem, pellmsr Cranda Pro-; Bernhard Wiicke'
- XXX yth-Douglas Ma theson: Rep: William GIL
Tam; George r. Hamilton. Nat. DEM; James q:
Patton. Pro; James McQuilton. Soc.-Lab. and
Charles W Icadley. Peoples
Annexed District. Isl Distr,ct-Alfred r. Smith.
Rep: Stephen j. Stillwel. Tam. and Peoples: Bella
y. Esler Nat. Dem: William II. Terrell. Pro. ard
George c. Chadeayne. Soc.-I.ab.
Annexed District. lid Dstrict-R S Emmett. r.,
Rep: Chauncey T. Sccor. Tam: Jonathan NJ
Wainwright. Nat. Dem: Richard S. Collins. Pro-
and Henry Eberle. Soc.-Lab.
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LOVES EMITS ANOTHER SHRIEh.

THE pOPOCRATIC CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES THE
DISCOVERY OF A TERRIBLE REPtB-
T.cAN rI/Dr.
Chicago Nov 2-Senator James X. Jones. chair-
man of the Democratic Committee, sent inc IoI-
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JyDORSED THE REGULAR TICKET.

The Executive Committee Of the Young Mems
Club of Westchester County met In Yonkers last
night and reconsdered It's action OF two weeks ago
Unanimously Endorsed the whole Republican ticket