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FORD.ITEMs.

Miss Atmosphere put on her frowns
Sunday evening and Mr.. Weather's spir-
its dropped away down, and gentle
Spring awaits SOILS brighter welcome.
Misses Grace and Carrie Bisbee. who
have been the guests of Ella Melia, re-
turned to their home at Pleasant Plain,
Meade county.
Ernest Crawford returned from his
Denver trip safe. He tried the ascent Of
Pixies Peak, foundered in the snow
awhile, then returned to more eongeni-
al cline.
y. A. Milor has team trained to 90
it alone with a stirring pillow rugged on
wheels. turning the corners as exact as
if guided by an expert. MIR. Milor fol-
lows with another team and pl0w, and
the expense of an extra hand is saved.
MIR. Drake, the stockman southeast of
Bucklin, has moved portion Of that
burg to his future large alfalfa farm east
of Ford. and Mr.. Stoffer, one of his
ranchmen, will reside On the farm, and
seed it to alfalfa.
Rev. Thompson and wife spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Mr.. US parents
at Belle Meade, and looking after his
pastoral work in that field.
The NJ. E. reyiyal resulted in num-
Der of confessed conversions and addi-
tons to the church and better christian
feeling among the people. w. H. Pat
terson officiated as pastor during the alb
sence of the regular one at conference.
Rev. Thompson's sermon Sunday
evening sermon Oh ''David's kindness to
Sanl's son. was delivered to crowded
church. His eulogy Oh Sohnathan's love
for David and the loyal spirit of the two
friends was a beautiful picture.
The alternate union of the christian
people OF Ford in their church services
should foster y better sympathy among
the church loving people and bind them
closertogether in common cause of NOR
al and spiritual culture.
Mrs. Lawrence and children were
visiting her Ford and Mullenville friends
the past week.
The game ducks are still tempting
the skill of some of Dodge City's marks
men. Col. Ed. Madison is worthy of the
chief honorary membership of the city
gun club. While at Ford the other day
in full hunting armor he astonished the
veteran nimrods with the courage and
skill with which he poured shot into the
decoy duck. The physical force alone of
his escort saved the "blOodless Quack''
from complete humiliation.
DAISY BELL.
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Injured by q Tank Spout.

AuJ VI SU Ny u ann SSYOuts
Trainmen have an ever watchful look
out for the projecting spouts of the wa
ter tanks at the various stations along
the road; but, sometimes, in an unguard-
ed moment, during the switching of q
traia, the trainman, in the exercise Of
his duty, foreets the danger and is knock
ed of senseless or is killed. It was
while the train was switching at SYRIA
cuse- yesterday, that Brakeman N. s.
Hug hos, of Conductor Schlickerman' g
train, met with severe accident. The
tank spout struck him on the back or
head, he does not recollect how; but be
was thrown violently to the ground, and
whirled and struck on his forehead. A
rib was broken and the splitting Of blood
indicated that some pulmonary complica-
lions might arise. The injured man was
brought here and taken to his room at
the Park Hotel. Dr.. McCarty was imme-
diasely called and went to the unfortu-
nate mans relief. Hughes Il about 40
years Of age, Of small stature and vigor.
Gus constitution, and may recover soon.
AZ the time he was struck, Hughes wa
leaning ont watching for signal. he
was in rational condition when he VA
brought here yesterday evening.
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The PEOPLES Convention.

Inc F00ple'S convention.
A city convention was held Friday
night and nominated the following can
didates for city officers:
Mayor-W H Stricken;
City Treasurer-James Martin:
City Clerk-Samuel Gallagher;
Police Judge-John Hale;.
Attorney F Dawson;
Marshal-Thos Tate, Sr;
School Treasurer-W F Pine;
Street Commissi0ner-John Madden;
Justices Of the Peace-W H LyBrand
and Vine DePui.
Contablss- S Martin and Andrew
Falkner;
Councilmen-Second Ward-George NJ
Hoover, long term; W F Petition. short
term. School Board-John Rapp.
Councilmen-Third Ward-E E Smith
for long term and DR. OF Simpson for
short term. School Board-Dr T L Nc
Carly.
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The Santa Fe Railway Company will
con >olidate its divisions into those at
Argentine, Newton, Dodge City and La
Juula. The proposed removal Of round
house and repair shops from Nickersoh Is
agilating the people of that city.
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Rev. D. E. Hoover will preach in the
NJ. f. church Sunday morning and even
ing. Mr.. Irwin who was first announced
as assigned to Dodge City, goes to Gar
den City, and Mr.. Hoover is assigned to
this charge.
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system that Childbirth is made easy
and the time of recovery short
ened-many say "stronger after
than before confinement" It in
sures safety to life of both moth
er and child. All who have used
I" Msthes's Rsiesd" say they will new
er be without it again. No other
remedy robs confinement ofitspain
"a euseumsr whose vito used slGoeAsfs Friend,
00S thAs II Gho hAdto 70 through tho ogdell
aGain, and thefo vere but four bottles 20 b
O6en3ned, and Tho cost va 41oo00 pr D0e3Ies -
vOald have thsm.o 01o.LAYIoH, Dayton, Ohio
- b Hal. On Feeefpt Of price, ~ txR001.
M Dook - y EXPDCEA01 001HERS"
aid me upoa application. ooafailing Val
0nhoo h1oUGa1em md vsfunea1y taDefD0ofA1A.
M uoApe1elD 0eevlAToa CO., AslAaSA, o..
ooAD ~ "a ooWooeoSo.
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STATE OF KANSAS, 40
COUNTY OF FORD !
IL. ". Gilbert, cashier Of said bank,
do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
Is true, and that said bank has no liabilities
of any character whatsoever not set forth in
said statement.
j. W. GILBERT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this % day of March, 1897.
l, +. DAWSON, Notary Public.
Commission expires on the 18th day of
February, 1907
Correct G. G. GILBERT
G. l.. GILBERT)
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The peach buds were ready to burst out
Sunday. and few days of warm sun
shine would have brought them out in
full bloom; but the cold and snow have
retarded the blossoms. This is probably
all right. The temperature Tuesday
morning was Is degrees, and a drop of
a few degrees more would have damaged
the fruit buds.
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Wheat is in good condition in Gray
county and gives promise of larger
yield than for years, owing to the con-
tinual successive SHOWS for two months
during the winter.
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DODGE CITY, KAs., March 20, 1897.
To tile Ladies and Gentlemen Of tile PEG
PIES Convention:
With appreciation of the honor you
have bestowed upon me, and the conf
dence you have placed in me, thank
you for the nomination of Mayor at the
ensuing city election.
Very respectfully,
CAPT. W. H. STROLLER.
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LENTEN SERvICES.-TIIere will be ser.
vices ut St. Cornelius church tomorrow,
Friday evening, the 26th, at 80 O'Clock.
Subject of the sermon, the Fourth Of the
Deadly Sins. All are invited.
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w. j. Fitzgerald and wife returned
from Port Arthur last night. The Kan
ton; and MIR. Fitzgerald was one of The
speakers at the banquet.
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Mrs. r. E. Rice. formerly of this city,
but now resident of Colorado Springs,
was in the city Sunday. Mrs. Rice came
down to Cimarron some weeks ago to
visit her mother, who was very sick.
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This is the sign hung out in an Iowa
city: 81 am the father of twenty-siX
children! No twins. am also cob
bier and need work If l have served
my country we'll it is evident that will
mend your shoes well. One good turn
deserves another. My shop is in the
rear of Caldwell & Lanier's. Let me
half sole those. j. NJ. Linney.'
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The last dance of the series will be
given at the rink next Monday evening,
from $50 to II O'Clock, by the Social
Club, Tickets Is cents. These dances
have been big success in every particu-
lar. You had better 60 to this and enjoy
yourself.
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MARKEDLY the Rev. Or. Krum, at
Larned, Oh the oath, Miss Estelle Norton
elder daughter of the Hon. w. H. YER
non, and Arson b. Ingels, NJ. D.. all Of
Larned.
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Query: If Captain w. H. Stricken is
elected mayor will he put the title of
captain before or after his official title?
Thus, Captain w. II. Stricken, Mayor; or
thus: w. H. Stricken, Mayor and Cap
t.in
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1era Ceanty's Represeatative.


Hon. w. J. Ftzgerald's Legislative ca
reer IL highly commended, and he sus-
tanned the record made two years ago.
Notwithstanding the strong political op-
position he secured large appropriation
for the Soldiers Home and the Forestry
Station The Leavenworth Times cor
respondent pays the following worthy
tribute to our representative:
W. J. Fitzgerald, of Dodge City, one
Of the quiet members, was at the same
time one Of the most influential, repre-
aenting the minority at nearly all confer.
ence committees. He was answering in
his devotion to Republican principles,
never yielding in any manner to the sky
scraping populistic phantoms, and yet
those fellows respected his opinions.
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Will Return April 18th.

Drs. eastman & Sapero, will return to
Dodge City. on April 18th, and will re-
main short time, and all persons de-
string their services can be treated for all
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat.
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Announcement

Announcement.
l announce myself candidate fol
Mayor at the ensuing City election.
am under no obligations to crimi-
mails, and neither love them, nor fesl
them, and if elected can be relied on Il
execute my duty.
CAPT. w. H. STRICKLER.
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Mrs. n. ID. Cochran returned from
Denver, Tuesday morning, and reports
Mrs. George Cochran improving.
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FOR SALE-A'good three room house,
without lot, cheap for cash. Apply to
PETER MO0Tz.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
To WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.
The firm known as The Ford Milling Co., of
Ford, Hans, consisting of L. X. Van Horne,
VIC. Van Horne and NJ. Van Horne Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. w. G. Van
Horne and NJ. Van Horne retiring and l.. X.
Van Horne to continue the business and as
sumo all debts and collect all bills due the
said Ford Milling Co.
Dated at Ford, kans. this the first day of
March 1897.
Tx. VAN HORNE.
w. G.. VAN HORNE.
NJ. VAN HORNE.
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The Relief Corps will have a special
meeting next Tuesday afternoon, March
3Oth. A full attendance desired.
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For SALE-One top buggy, nearly
new. Also a small quantity of house.
hold goods; and 1Ox12 10 OF tent (new)
Apply ut City Drug Store.
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The Postal telegraph ONCE Is to be re-
moved to the room north Of the Rock Is
land railroad Office. The telegraph line
is to be moved from Main street 10 Chest.
nut street.
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The Legislature passed an act donating
the State irrigating plant, located on the
grounds, to the Soule College.
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TAE|NFLUENCE

of the Mother shapes the course
of unborn generati ns-goes
sounding through all the
ages and enters the confines of
Eternity. With what care, there
fore, should the Expectant Moth
er be guarded, and how great the
effort be to ward off danger and
make her life joyous and happy.
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Go to see what they keep at the Racket
and Novelty Store. 1t will pay you.
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VOLTS Studio.

Until further notice, will be open two
weeks in each month, beginning with
second Monday.
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A heavy snow fell in Colorado Sunday,
The snow fall here Monday was light.
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Work on the new depot and eating
house will be commenced in about q
week.
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U. L. Shelly, of Spearville, was in the
city, Tuesday. He returned from Penn
sylvania on Saturday.
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To determine the real value Of money
go to the Racket and Novelty Store and
see what you can buy for dollar.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

A good pair of socks or good crepe
tie for cents. at the Racket and Novelty
Store.
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The Racket and Novelty Store is Local
ted on Chestnut street, in the Gluck
building.
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Ford County, Kansas.
VIM. ii. Gordon. Plaintiff.
vs..
Laura A. Gordon, Defendant.
The State Of Kansas to Laura A. Gordon
greeting: You are hereby notified that you
have been sued by Vim. II. Gordon in the Dis
trict Court of Kansas, in and for the County of
Ford, and that unless you answer or otherwise
VIM. H. Gordon, on or before the 2Sth day of
April. 1897. said petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered against you accordingly.
for decree Of divorce. Annulling the marriage
contract now existing between you and said
Vim. II. Gordon. and Q further order will be
made granting the custody Of the minor child
Ethel Gordon to said VIM. II Gordon.
witness my hand and the seal Of said court,
which have aft red hereto ut my Office in said
county, this 18th day Of March, 1897.
IsEALl T. Z. FRENCH,
Ed. H. MADISON. Clerk Of District Court.
Atty. for Plaintiff.
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Come and see the menageFis at G. A.
r. hall on Tuesday evening, April 9Th.
Supper served from 6 O'Clock until 10.
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The Board of Managers Of the Soldiers
Home arrived last night and they are
now 1t Fort Dodge.
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The city election occurs on Tuesday,
April 9th. Tomorrow is the last day on
which you can register.
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Conductor w. l.. Junkin and wife are
visiting friends in Missouri.

Tree planting has been progressing
with commendable enterprise in the city.
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i: Cattle shipments are made to Dodge
City in large numbers.
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Roller Skates. fine assortment, Just
received by the Zimmerman Hardware
Company.
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The gray wolves are playing havoc
among the range cattle in the neighbor-
hood of Coolidge.
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Advertised Letter List.

The following letters remain unclaim-
ed for week ending March 26, 1897.
and unless called for within thirty days,
will be sent to dead letter office. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
say, advertised" and give date Of
this notice: One cent will be charged
for advertised letter delivered.
Busey Mrs Nancy
Marsh w A
Matthews w A
Reed Oscar
d. SWINEHART, p. NJ.
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= c. S. and Will Parsons made trip to
Kansas City this week.
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New goods received every week at the
Racket and Novelty Store.
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Cow Boy CONDITION POWDER for hor.
ses at w. F. PINES (City Drug Storey
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Judge B. F. Milton and wife. who are
visiting in Missouri, will return on next
Monday.
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w. T. COOLIDGE,
AbStTacter.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent

Good farms and City Property for
sale or trade. Pay taxes for nom
residents. Examine lands.
Only set of abstract books in Ford
County up to date.
DODGE CITY, KAS.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

GOOD BICYcLE-For sale cheap by Chas
Laing.
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MOTHERS FRIEND

allayS all
Nervous
ness; re-
Geves the
Headache
and Nau-
sea, and SO
fully pre-
pareS the
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

-::A PriDate Bank)::-
at Bucklin, State of Kansas, at the close Of
business on the 9Th day of March. 1887:
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT
The MIDLAND BANK

at Dodge City, State of Kansas. at the close
of business on the 9Th day of March 1897:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-11

present indicstious no appointments will
be made In oppUition to the wishes OF the
National committeeman.
Here u something significant When
asked tonight there was anything new
ancnt the Texas situation. DR.. Grant said:
'sYou can nay for me that ] an State chair
man Of the republican State executive COM
mittee OF Texas, aud will remain 70 unsa
my successor is elected In 1895"
J. A. Jones and NJ r. Mcclure OF Pal
estiDe were today appointed members Of
the pension examining board at that place.
DR.. Grant at a late hour tonight said TO
The Post correspondent that be would
name the vice consul 10 Monterey. Mexico.
and as things look The Post correspondent
Is Of the opinion that the Doctor knows
what he IL talking about
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s III ~ rlc - pess<d - sptek =
~ eltua}l6n d ~ Eest H. Aeid -
\ hiotofy = ~ togl yeof wns that the ~
Yc5v1S eSnsSft ia failed 70 prevent t'reec'
mn oolno ~ ~, but hAd succeeded =
cse6sfving ~ peace q Europe u wss
81 submiltsd, : great and praisewortny !!
olonleSsment ~ the concert 10 avert tha'
csIrmlty. He continued:
'sl3ad ~ couceet exerted Ill q ~ force
20 preyent Greece from going % war the
responsibility might have rsstsd upon Z
q esasihe 0rescs frtm the uiap-"
with reference to the Cretan matter Ms
loriship observed that this was stu un-
eet&led, but ADDED: Tho concert OF Eu-
rope u like steam roller-with great
power, but little specd.
y In concluding bis speech. be said: "Onc
hope We have Of preventing the competi-
ticn Of armamenfs Arnoas European Pow.
ors ending II terrible effort for mutual
destruction. fatal to civilization. Is that
the powers may be gradually brought 10
act together In friendly spirit az 70 cues
lions that may arise until at last they shall
be welded in some International construe-
tion which Will give the world as the re-
euIt Of their great strength long speli
Of unfettered commerce, prosperous trade
and continual place."
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

R0SANKY-A few flakes of snow fell
here Tuesday.
WINcNA-Billie Duke, aged IS, fell
dead while out 'possum hunting.
ROSANkY-Stock is beginning TO move
and some large cattle shipments are az
| pected soon.
| HAMlLTON-The Abe Mulkey meeting
closed Sunday night. Many additions to the
| different churches
MlSSOURl-T'wo shipments Of cattle
nave been made from here this week: one
10 Sponord and one to Comstock
TEMPLE-Sells Bros circus is going
| 10 leaVe Texas as soon as possible and will
cancel all dates in small towns, owing IN
| the high tax.
MANOR-Contractor C. p Ledbetter Is
pushing work on the A. S. Bloor building
and has given labor to all who were loafing
and wanted to work.
DALLAS-It is said republicans who
didn't get office are going to try to cause
Coiiector Hunt trouble because his chief
deputy-who is also his nephew--is ONLY
Is years old
BONHAM--Deputies VIII Movers ana
Tom White brought in C. C. Head and
committed him to Jail. Head is charged
with killing his son-in-law. by the name
OF Lyons.
LOTT-A few days ago some unknown
person maiciously inclined severed the
ears and tails OF quite number of cattle
belonging to Captain G.. II. Gasaway.
whose home is few miles east of this
place.
FORT WORTH-The contractors have
Just finished the apartment in the Federal
building which is to be used by the wealth
err bureau, Major NJ. Buell.. we'll known in
Iexas, will have charge of the station
here.
BoNHAM-The little daughter o, Mr..
ana Mrs Bee Marshall died at their resi-
oence in the western part of the city from
diphtheria. There are several cases of
diphtheria in the city; also several cases
of scarlet fever
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wACo's FLOWER SHOW.
The Affair Grand Succrss ia All Its
DclniIs.


Waco, Texas. November l0--The second
annual exhibit Of The Waco Floral so.
ciety opened today with the most beauti-
ful collection of flowers and plants ever
seen in Central Texas. The exhibit is To-
Gated IN the Coke building. on Austin
avenue. between Seventh and Eighth
streets. The building Is 75xl65 and is two
stories high. The lowe iioor is taken up
WIN the. various exhibits of flowers ana
Wants the front with flowers and the
back With plants--tastily arranged to
represent VARIOUS objects.
The second floor has been reserved for
the cut flower exhibits which win not be
placed until tomorrow
The success of the show Is assured. The
weather Is delightful and the exhibitors
are making ths contests so interesting
that everybody fs clamoring for n chance
TO see the great floral show. The weather
Ia cool, yet tho sninShioo's mellow rays
descending from cloulless sky. exlfla-
rate and gladden. the hearts of all bidding
man commune with nature.
The show IS IN the hands of the ladies'
o. course, unough the president ls Mr..
barnett, most es'ttrahle gentleman. The
ladies' nave ATTENDED to AN the details and
arc due the honor of executing the most
eNqMsltely beautiful designs IN decora-
s.oas' Exhibttors are here from Houston.
san Antonio. Tyler, Corsgcana and other
clties and visitors are pouring in from
oil over the State.
over 100 premiums were awarded In the
nowei snow pantglht Robert Luepke of
Houston took first premium for fifteen
s,hsle sem chrysaIthrmums, seven col
ois ana also first premium on twenty SIN
ed the floral exhibition to-day and tonish,
The poultry ana pet stock show also
olrned its iirst annual exhibit today. Tho
nssoc'ailon has Collected "A tine oxhibt CT
CHICKENS, ducks, geese turkeys-in faat.
every variety OF domestic fowi--,iogs. rab,
BITS. Pigs end other pet stock
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NO FEVER AT MEMPHIS.
Illinois Central Will Soon Resum
It's Service.

Illinois Central VIII Soon Resume
It's Service.
Memphis Tenn, November 10.--The yell
low fever, 60 far as Memphis is concerned
is thing Of the past. No new or suspi-
cious cases and no deaths have occurred in
this city or vicinity since last Sunday and
Memphis can now be said to be free from
the pest.
Assistant General Superintendent ellis of
the Illinois Central announces tonight re-
ceipt OF kilograms from the executive COM
mlttee OF the State board Of health OF the
state or Mississippi conveying the infor-
nation that the State OF Mississippi has re-
taxed Its quarantine against Memphis and
passengers may now stop at all points in
Mississippi provided they hold health GER
tincates and provided the local quarantine
regulations does not prohibit. Freight will
also be received.
In pursuance of this action on the part
OF the Mississippi State board of health all
through tram service on the Illinois Cen
trai railroad In and out of Memphis and all
train service on, tho Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley railway Will be resumed beginning
today All other roads are feeling the Of
fects OF the loosening of the quarantine re-
strictions and it is thought doy or so will
see an entire resumption of business.
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fever giood and blood from healthy
man. h
Reference IL made 10 the prevalence Of
a widespread mild epidemic fever during
the present outbreak Of yellow fever.
many cases OF which DR.. Guiteras thinks
were those Of dengue Yellow fever APP
pears to spread more easily when there
Is an epidemic OF deng,ie prevailing. All
evidence goes to show that previous at
tack OF dengue does not protect against
yellow fever and the former must be
looked upon as an entirely distinct dis
ease. 9t
DR.. Guiteras thinks the cause OF yellow
fever epidemic LIZ to be found In the intro
ducti0n into community OF cases that
are not suspected TO be the disease. which
occurs probably more frequently in con-
nection with colored people, who usually
have the fever in a mild form.
The Importance OF the diagnosis OF the
finst case OF yellow fever in community
Is strongly insisted upon.
In concluding, DR.. Guiteras speaks OF
the interference with his movements by
fears OF communities that he might con-
vey the disease from place to place. fear
which was in part genuine and due to
ignorance, but was also In part pretend
ed fear OF those who knew better"