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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24

The now officers of Coumba4 track athletic

7 nv HNW OTHVTTH OF TOTWHT DID TTHTK UTNTNTT0
team for he collegiate year are as follpwh:
President, pr REGINALD II. Suyr". ~ Treasurer,
y. Bliur. rs, Manager, IL. W. shoemaker, 1901;
,rr,ulto pre- tors J, Il. Smul, "t q. l. Kirby,
HS. II, y. M0ssutLal ~, ". T. Lawson, rs Is (.
Fowler, sd George Ehrrt Jr, ~; W, II. Morgan,
81 u Il G. II. Mapc- ~; Undergraduate Directors
for 100, W. q. ID Mile aud Il b. Riundl; for LOO.
", X, QUINN and q. ". BuchhulE; tor 1909 W, II.
shoemaker aud A, IIardsnbergh; for 1908, H. q.
stoves AID I, a, Carke.
Tho assistant manager Is vet to DO elected.
The management announced several definite
meats Tor the spring. On May III Columbia
VIII hold Triangular meet with WlIam-. aud
Cornell al Ridgehnld Park, Albany. ard on
May ~ Columbia viii hold her annual contest
other dual NETS ara now in progress 81
negotiation. The associnunn viii hHv" Hdr-
quhte iunds. anu II arranging these meets 10
develop tho large amount ot favorable irrsh-
man matortu'. A meeting will be held on Mon
day to eject an assistant manager. an to de-
regard 70 the new General Athieue Association
" tho University.
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Football Notes.

n 4, ,pesk,sl -Moheg,n Lake School o; Rivcry.ew
N''ita.y Academy, 81.
AZ Washington Park, YESTERDAY afternoon, Frls.
,nnS l!".I li,gh school aud Poly Prep" school
'n,. p'ayel II" zane, each sdr scoring poluts.
me M"lrn'r A, G OF Br, oAlyn would like to hear
a. :" t'aNs h,erhg,LE 500 to 100 pounds, having
"T' ual,S ~ u con Ter, and willing to pay one.
.Wi rNwns's Address william Brown, Il9
tItY'ifth street Brooklyn.
r,"AiI h' ny Nov. 2H.-I he champ orshp OF the
."''l 'Ht lItrr.rhulast Football -ocIatiOn has
TI y hf IL" Waterbury Hgh school eleven,
-, ~, ! Eamr Vas PLAYED IN New Haven on Satnr.
w. ",uu NT'l. wat lbuly aud Now Britain Ia" .ams
~" ''I'I on Accp Mt IT darkness. Tho sCOlU was y
~ =, NHtrThlFy'A favor New Britain protested on
w.. ~ -uau mat the zane was ununl, hel, Al u
Jug ~ tHe dnl'gateso the league, the Official rr
.o.,I A. N.'h "h1 presented TODAY, Wat rhury was
~ N,H ne game an the Yale cup, the trophy, tho
H. W' 'rlhS salps"d, Waterbury went thTou.h
~ ~ 4. ML-L def A.
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The NorEry Club Of New York had little
Difficulty in defeating the team Of Columbia
University a. the -, Nicholas Rink last night
toumn"r scored a goat in each half, while
IN, Urr.ry Cuh made three gonls in
tho first l1'f and Nv, in the second
II WI, 4 '...lI'e F1ul" for the Hockey cub
lrunl, U.d .ny"rni "hnuGrs wore made at the
rn -, the ur-i E0Il IN orrr 10 let the suhsti-
tutrs hl," a "hunr" ard to make the game
more cy'h ~ silt; Z the changes, which
were SUR I.od to w"nkc ph" team, tho Hockey
CIub G,i letter than inn he first half. score (:
Hockey Cub VI New York, y: Columbia, z.
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Manual Training Girls Defeat AdeIphIans
nj Basketball.

ono of the best contested games NJ basketball ever
played by young women in this vicinity was decided
yesterday aft rnoon In the gymnasium ~ tho lei.
phi Academy, brooklyn. The opposing quntct1
and the Adelpni Gndonly. The lat players wors
had CONSIDERABLY To do with the result from
an Adelphian 'andpo Mt. The hnal score wa!
Manual Training. II points; hdelphia, I points.
Miss Mtrler scored ths trst goal Tor Manual Train.
inu hcho i and Eoou sft"rward Ms, Wheeler shot
the hrsi basket for Alopbt Miss Heller scored Tor
Manual Training neat and then the half ended. In
the onh half dis1 Wheeler scored uVAln for
Adelphi on trpe pass. Then Mics unller mads
the last goal Of the game.
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BILLIARDS.
Kccuey Defeats Townsend Somewhat Hand
iiy at slossnn's Academy.


Frank Kcency Of tho Crescent A. c. OF
Brooklyn defeated Arthur Townsend OF tho
St. Joseph's Lyceum quite handiiy in tho
amateur li-inch balk Limo handicap billiard
tournament at Slossons Academy last night
by a score Of 2SO to 40. II was the last con-
test but ono. aud II Poggenhurg defeats
Stark in the i'nal game Tonight the latter will
be tied with Keoucv for second place. an II no
wins he will be tod for first place with PogGen-
burg.
Everybody expected Townsend TO advance
hot argument against kcaney last night. IA
he had shown llnc billiards ia his game with
Stark on "Wednesday night. but although hs
made the highest runs oi the might hn did not
nush strong enough to do the trick, Both
wgrr hnudrnppg,i ~ $50 ~ score!
q. l. II, -. t. :. ~, %, o. II, e.. 20, H. /, H.
l. 4. -, 10. ., .. q. :, Total, $50.
Ay,rnrr--7 i43~, II gh runs-27, 20, -.
Townsend l2S,J 20 a3, =, L. o, u, IA, II, X, l. To-
u, T. o. L. ., 20, >, "b, Il, D. !, - =, o. |, H. o. q
r, 4, 2. :, o, |. TOtal-2iN
AvrgNgo-b 3i'BI. high rmns-33, 80, 2b.
RolcIge--EdWdrd Mcl@ughin,
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Lav,gne In No Condition to Fight.

The fighting days OF Kid Lavlgne are appar-
entity over. Ever since the former lightweight
champion was Knocked out by George McFad-
den he has been try ing to drown his sorrow In
the flowing howl. HIS manager. Sam Fitz-
Ihtt!ck. thlhkink ne would come around al
these had TO be- post oned Ii was said ye-ter-
day that Iavgue was also suffering from q
fractured spine. layigns and McFaddsn were
10 have met for six round, in Philadelphia on
neat Monday night
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RIuNG.
Rain Keeps Attendance Down at Bsnnings.
and scratches Arc Numerous.

WAsHISdroS. Nov. 23-For the first time
since tho meeting began the Washington
Jockey Club had poor lay. Rain Tell at in
tervdls and this limited the attendance chiefly
10 the ''regulars." Notwithstanding last n gifts
heavy dOwnpour ths TRACK was fairly good.
but scratches ruined the programme
Three favorites won. but a. two OF
them were at odds on. tho day wound
up with the IA ant losers. Judge Wardell. the
iayorlte In the fret race. hal an easy victory.
james. Bills Barrics's purchase out OF a sell
lag race a few days ago. won the second after
a hard drive. from The torinthian. Chara-
9n. the hsid 9s Mon 'ns
vas played from IL 10 to 3 TO ], In this race,
SHs is SGs G as !, g m9 SHShssS and
So S BqSs 81 F!%,S% $500
@S o%r" ~ sna " al the way and
IIs. E,ss ,na E wITS. 10,
TINE, l'li 10. C.rlotta c. DR.. Parker. Red spider
aSse9al rave ~, s"d hal, furloRs.-I.ns., 100
% o. Le,Ty I a.. s9d to won: tn c@y'nt,t.n
S "9i I5SiiF 'oi s sSs9a fBs sr@aas
Prince, Dlhidence, bsoimAi, Aloha H.. Ab@gita
ortrrd. Gold wing. AdJusor, Golden seeptre. AllAiro
Third re. -staepIec ha,o. two and half mites
Tsnf"Is. ~ bsTo"' 70 Tor place, second BSvsI
IA hi ,GrS.n,; IND "a. LINE ",it 30: dramD,on
Tho Monon and watchpan fell anu d / not nnlsh.
Fourth RaCn--SiI aud . half furlongs-ROyAl N'or
ling ~ lDangmanj.d to- and - B. woh First
WHIP 100 lClAwsouD, 2 - for place second F,su.
ron. ., 20 ConnoD, third. Time. i.2s. Magic Light
also
Filth Rscs-ons mile and . si,tsonth-puks Of
Mddlobvfg. ll2 20 Common, to and ont won;
Compensation 100 (Wouerl, . To FOR ulare % ond.
Spurs, NJ tBrenl. third. Time, 1854. Lady Lind
SAY also ran.
The programme for Tomorrow follows:
First Raco-Scllng; three,yearolls and inward;
six iurlongs-Hanlon, los; sparrow Wing. Doinn-
lean aud Princess India, ~; HduWelI and LluduIa
y. q al Runner, No Incl" L,Ui-. ~; Tinker.
AhoTadu H. and Nioris ~. lucluicsCcut "a.
SeCoud Race-Tp O.ycar-oll MI es and gcIdingp:
hye flrongs-Ju. glery, Uncle Jack, Bermuda HIn.
Nitura, Spalder, CaTasayo. H5
Ihr hAGs-Selli x; three ysarOlds and inward;
one mile aud a Observation-Disclosures lOb; Straugest
and The Gardn"r 100 P!Antaln, 90; AltheA %; sir
Hubert aud Tyran, ~
,,rorrL Race selling tvoo:year olds six tnrlongs--
Hendricks, Tacoma nd Wax TAPER ~. Cupidity,
M4i Robert Mctoalf md q. l., Wightman. W.
DIN lenuC, ~ sack Talk 80
lfth Race NJ tidcn three .year-Olis and upward;
ono milo AMI 100 yRrds-Golien Link, Napoleon
Bunaparte. ltrshmin aud James ~, 100, Mos Liza
Lowna and RosteleHkrl, ~.
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Bowling Sotes.

Final ArrAngomtnts have been male for tho
Ca NO "rruAlueuf Nh .A Will begin Oh neat Tues.
day u.ght ut SIrA,kn alleys.
tl Au iriisiduAl matrh At the G'rnSniA Assembly
Rooms alleys IUVtIAy III. ht Charley starr rolled
Huu. lie also i"ai" s;gke III each & the rrst tys
flames OF the 'vl'sln. game. total of seventeen
consecutive stIlL1s.
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An Interesting game ~ indoor baseball was de.
cited on Wedne'dtY night a. the armory ~ tho
seventy .hrtt Regiment. Tho conie-ting mines vera
Couiplny or tho Seventeen Eounent who
lined up against tho First Naval BittAlion, A. n
result n tho good work done by Richard Taylor aud
IIAnk Taylor. tho La te y 81 tie home team. tho
visitors easily dei atad by scoTo Of IL to 2.
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COLI.
The Lakewood ProRrnmmc--Porter wins at
Garden CITY.


The programme OF tho Coll Club OF Lake.
woods sixth fall tournament. bearing the sigma
lures OF II. Bage Kerr and Jasper Lynch. was
sent out yesterday. IL s open to members Of
clubs In the U. s. @. A. and such other players
rs may DO invited by the committee. the
entries to close the night before each event.
The qualifying round begins at 10 o'clock
Thanks giving Day. the match play on Friday
morning and tho handicaps on Saturday.
From first to final and handicap. oil rounds
are at eighteen holes.
Bridgeports women players will meet In the
annual championship Of the Brook avn Coli
Club on next Monday Tuesday. Wednesday,
and Thursday, Eight will qualify In the eigh-
tcen-hole medal play round on the first day.
who will keep on ut match play to the final.
The first cup competition ever held by the
Garden City Golf Club. which began on the
last Saturday Of Ortoher, wound up Yesterday
by the play on OF the tie between A. II. Porter,
Jr. and A. X Parsons. T. u. Gerard, who had
also tied, Withdrew. The cup was the glft 81
Prrntlcr X. Jennings. The summary OF the
m IN mai fDlowz.
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=" HAVEN, Noy,23.-Ihe Yale Corporation net
us ate noon. Tho plan for the cousol.dat on Of
I"r ~ IcnGS NM or the srhoIe voted by no gradI.
lion va va; unanimously approved Of, The corpora.
.,. lnth 10 leave the de ails OF the matter 10 -
aeLI uadley. "T'" ~ '-'''
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Record of National L.nxu. Pitchers.

wAsHrsoroS. Nov. 23-l'lfty.two pitchers
rar'irra'ei In fifteen or more games during
n" National League season Of 1879 Tho
offlcInl result OF th.lr work fnllnw..
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made 20 strikes. Is spares aud ! brakes. The
SCORES!
rrnsr aAnE.
South Paw Lodge, Ieo: Nodlcus. ITO: Van.
d bar, l5J Martin, IGI, j. Dershonk. 2o5. Total
,,EIho-scllors i7s ,del, l4Gs II. Lounsbery. 1896
McNch. LOO DanustuT i42. Total, 800.
sr,oSD aAME.
Eche-s"'lers, iGi: Dodei, 1TIi r. Lounsbery.
hn!, county -Joh syn. IN; Wendell, 2oi;
n"iavr, I:,i schu,Ner, Is5 Ehlcr. Ijl, Total,
Tnnn o,Mr.
E,ngg' c'gn,y 2l2; wendell. l@a Bet
-'uih paS lao ~ II 'i'Gu., 10. Van
d,tar. 100, Martin 1875 J. Bicrsnenk, 100. Total.
Tile Eccentric. heat the Van siclens two straight
ga - N the TW 18th ward tournament at
~ niedser's alleys. Brooklyn. last night The
=, tcacn,ricI cnriuan. - ,SSshrui'lly, $50; Rmc
o.. 10 j. Len 4" f. - Tnntei 81 loal 52t.
lt:, "A. aIaerroG. lid. u. H.dlpGhon, i2i. Total.
SECOND G,NE.
Fcr,ntr c CorduAn ~. schlrmelly. 1870; Bnc.
hot tiu. IDl.oudurn, i4ai N. ret, ia Total.
Van. sicle.- R.l,ter i29 II Gmsn. 1871. DAVIS.
1'l II. Rod lhon. 1880. I! dIerh'G 1871. Total.
The south Br'ohvn wne,nsn had no, dineulty
pa wh-,i uon ia liz lass Is in0ruament OF tie
!ons LAND A'soeiAuon OF cycling clubs. The
INST GANE.
5A"phLoon W /, E"i,r. id@' Boil, 90; wandel
led II apA H..PInrIug 10. " 'rpsl. III; PApe,
llI' ".,tp M 100; olson, IJt. Iptai. oJ3.
sE,OND DAIE.
Red Hook w.-psnnIn.. 1928; worrsl 1925 PAps
los. Mlt'4spu ia. OLSON, loo, Total, b,-,
sS ' ara is Brdar.4 ISL ISL hR srg i 5o
Iuta.. Irs,
IulRD CAME
S0ut' Drorlyn w.-Hlm..tJn; 100; Hudson. l4a
s. 4Ic. Ur-u. -, BreyANAIIt, l2d, Henry 49,.
. q. as.
Au.. NON vi. k1sSr. ~: B,hl, ~. wandci.
lUl, sfuIts. lag, u. h. eg.Itu. Total, $50,
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Turf Notes.

IyIISGroS Nov, ga John T.. Madden today
huught from James NrCann 2Os acres ~ fine bluo
grass land. u 80 mn. no Hamburg place, winch
makes him now own COS acres lying In a square
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In winning the tic Portrr's card was on,
III, and Parsons made tx. ~. lOb

Otto Hockmcyer. captain % the Harbor Hill
COLI Club. while lie does not object tp playing
got on sunday In the form OF idle pastimn. has
put IN vigorous protest to the chant ionship
OF Staten Island being played on sunday. he
event which was TO have been rlavei to.
morrow In. been POSTPONED until Sunday on
account 81 the important events which urb tn
DO played at each coui So on Saturday.
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Jockey Mnhrr signs I" Ride for Pierre
IuriiiHrd.
lIAETFoRp. Nov, 23,-Danny Maher, the crack
Jockey. signed to-day to ride for Pierre Lor-
lizard next year. He received a check from W.
II. Clark O. New York. for whom no rode this
year. Tor $4,000.
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Since the In nrcollscIate chamrionshln Il
number Of changes have been made On tho
Garden City Golf Club links Tho re. Tor HE
second hole has lern moved to n" eft Of Tho
eighteenth green and the Q .gh'centh tee 1, now
Just back OF Rgien's shop The san pl' has
still to be crossed In play ne each hole. On the
eighteenth hole, although now somewhat
mii.iron. hut with head wind n iull cleek shot
shot OF liz yards. the second green now r.
luires mid-iron. AMI. when u new tee now
being made near the road IL finished T. will ha
cleek. new toe Is beng tur'ed back ~ tho
present nth tee and the tenth tee Il to ha put
back some forty yaris. - that II vii
take usually two. tu'l shots - mass
the green and hv no possibility VIII
long drive De rnn,,'hsd bv getting Into tho
rough near the roal. The putting Gra-ns are
somewhat cut un from the heavy uRy that he-
gnn with The W. q. A cham piohsl ipin AYR Ian !
has been inces.hnt ever Sine. There were 10
players or III" Inks m saturday and tho daily
average Ia about siNrv The close, don.-Iy
matted natural turf ~ tho course II nc0fnti.
nation 81 creeping h"ut Agi Rhode Isl
and bent, eni during the past i6r'-
srots on the links have lesn heayi y seede
with the TWO grasses. under a tor trSeslug Z
oil and -it"d fer'illgar. well rolled Gown This
was done with the rutting green's last 'All W tn
splendid results NHl an equally good result Is
expected ty the spring on the fair green's In
addition to rest the course during the sur,nV.
Il il planned to open q temporary eHr'y-huls
course Amona the golfers On the llnk~y"s'er-
DAY were ". Mortimer Brooks. Archibald EHr-
ers. who made the first egh' ho'eI In o.
iin.arh j. Manning. Arthur Man aud Arthur
Hin Ia
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", ". L..
poRgcnhurc (3uOl ! a ,wuscnd t2sO...3 Q
STARK t3' Ol..,",...o huldaur t22Ol,...2 y

Tonight Poggcnbnlg and Stark will play tho
final game OF the tournament at SluSson'S
Both are scratch men. playing 800 points.
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The work az building cyclic paths on IonR
Island progresses without interruption, Az.
prOpratlous for several new ones have horn
county. One that has been decided up0n l. 10
run from the present path that run across thr
island between Patchugur and Port Jefferson
west to Lake RunkonEoNH Another. ururo-
piation provides for a path hrtwren Babylon
and ilny Shore. whit" stI,l another sum has
been set aside To rOmple'e tho Path across tho
ShUun"cprk lll'a, wn Oh hNI long been ia an
mnsnlisfnct0ry cOnhltinn.
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Ofincrl 10 serve for tho ensuing year have
FOL oas
President John Mcintrrei yic.Pr".ileut, VIII.
lam W. lal"n Secretary. J. ". Afford. Treasurer.
SAndford y. Co1h, Captain, EdNArl q. Kent ~.
"a ore Austin ! ate Charles smith. Richard VI.
Dana VII lam r. Thury. william a. Barr, Miss Jul 4
MI and Mis- TcnhIls.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

The 14-Moths child Of Mr.. Bessey,
who wac suffering with bleeding tooth,
and its life despaired of. has recovered.
under the treatment Of DR.. Simpson,
dentist, who stopped the flow Of blood.
Mr.. Bessey lost child some months ago
from q similar cause-tO0th bleeding.
These are remarkable instances, aud a
cure is sometimes difficult. The child
fell aud broke her tooth. 1t is difficult
thing to stop a flow of blood wehre no
pressure can be used, as in the mouth,
and in child, who is likely to put its
tongue against the wound. The child is
predispcsed to hemOrrhage, and flow of
blood comes from slight injury.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

The little WALLACE of Riverside in the
edge Of Ness county, was visited by .
cyclone, Wednesday afternoon of last
week. 1t took Mr.. HarrisOn's residence
of the foundation, badly wrecking il and
completely demolished his store and
barn. Fred Ilubbell informs us that is
blew plank through the house which
landed on the table, and that after the
storm a eack of flour was fOnnd hish
had can of tomatoes iu the center of 1t,
Mr. Harrison also lost about $40 in money
and about $50 In stamps. The old hotsl
building was also badly damaged. jet
more Herald.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

miles northeast Of Cimarron, Gray Co.,
Kansas. two four year old gieIdings; one
black 133 hands high, star in forehead
weight about $50 pounds, and one brown
about ID hands high wire cut on heel Of
right front foot narrow chest weight
about 800 pounds. The horses left On
May q going east when seen last. Any
Information concerning them will be
gladly received and rewarded BY Harry
N. Harvey, Garden City, Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Coed Meals at Regular Hours.
Meals must be satisfactory or travelling
is uneDjoyable. The Santa Fe Route
prides itself on its system Of Harvey
dining rooms and lunch counters. There
are none better. Breakfast, dinner and
supper are served at convenient intervals.
Ample time given for all meals.
FRED GARDNER, Agent,
Dodge City, kas.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Forty five Kansas counties have no
poor houses at all, or else they are empty.
This is nearly one-half of the counties
of the State. A: a meeting Of the clerks
of district courts OF the Stare, some time
ago, it was reported that 81 counties had
no criminal cases to be tried. Could any
other State make such showing?
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Thomas Weston Of Ford, informed us.
on Saturday, that he will harvest 120
acres Of wheat our of $50 acres planted.
He does not expect more than four BUSH
els to the acre. The quality Of the wheat
will be better.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Mrs. L. A. Logan. her son Charles,
and her two daughters, left. Tuesday, for
Mason. Charlton county, Mo-, where
they will make their home in the future
The family formerly lived in that part of
Missouri.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Rev. Sam Jones will lecture in Garden
City, on the evening of July 18th. An
admission Of 35c, SOC and $50 will be
charged. Our Garden City friends Ok.
tend an invitation to Ford county people
to attend.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

H. B. Slaven finished shearing 1900
sheep last week, and the clip avenged
about eight pounds to the sheep. The
wool IL Of good quality and clean, and It
will bring good price In the market.
Mr.. Slsven says the wool 10 rs fine ~ any
be eyer sheared. His sheep are in good
condition. Mr.. Slaven received 123 cents
l. ponnd for his wool, which h double the
price paid four years ago; showing an
evidence Of prosperity NOT found under
tree trade and democracy.
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To All whom 1t May Concern.

To All Whom 1t May Concern.
This is to certify that I, VIM. II. Gar
rett, will on the 18th day of July. 1899,
make application for conditional par
don, having been convicted of grand
larceny in the January term Of the dis
trict court, 1896, and sentenced for the
term Of six years. Signed,
WN. H. GARRETT.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

The Salvation Army holds camp
meeting at Neeland's grove, near St.
John, from Juno 10Th to July 9th. There
will be Hsll+lujah wedding of two Off
GERS on the evening of the Fourth Of
July. The Army has arrangements to
accommodate the people with tents.
There will be plenty Of music and q
hallelujah time.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

The lightning. last Thursday night,
struck DR.. +. l.. McCarty's farm house,
east Of the city, aud did some slight
damage. A flue was destroyed; . win
dow completely demolished; some siding
and plastering torn OF. The lightning
struck tho top OF the building and ran
down the inside. 1t was q lucky escape
that the building did not catch fire.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

NJ. f. CHURCH.-Resular services next
Sunday, morning and evening. Sunday
school 9 40 a. m. Preaching at IL .. -.
and Sp. NJ. Class meeting IL m. Junier
League 3 p. m. Epworth League 6: 45
p. m. Reception of members in connee-
ton with the preaching services.
w. r. WEAVER, Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

DREsssdAKING-Niss Eva Smith, of
Springfield, No.. is at the home OF Mrs.
Waldo Tarbox, where she lie prepared to
do all kinds of dressmaking in the best
manner and 10 the latest style. 2t
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29
The Parade On the Fourth.

All citizens who have vehicles of any
kind, all fraternal orders aud societies
all bicyclers and merchants in Ford coun.
ty who will make trades display; all
towns that will send delegation; all
who will take part in he Calatbumpisn
phantasmagorial division, report to W. 3.
Amos At drug store, and register ~ soon
possible. w. S. AMOS, Chairman.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

j. 4. Finn has been appointed agent
for the Kansas State Mutual Hail Associ-
alton, and he has the. southern part of
Ford county for territory in which to
insure crops against destruction by hail.
HE address Is Wilbur, Kansas, and Mr..
Finn will be glad to take your risks. Do
not fail to insure against hail.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

The Ford County Normal Institute will
he held In this city, commencing July
goth and ending August 25th. w. j.
Hull will be conductor. C. G. Messerly
aud n. F. Daum will be instructors.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Ed Sheldon of Marion. Has, was en-
gagged for several days in tuning pianos.
Mr.. Sheldon formerly kept jewelry
store at CimarrOn.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

The church building on the corner of
Second avenue and Spruce street, now
Occupied by the Christian people, is for
sale. Inquire of. 4. A. Scales.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Russell Chesney, young man Of
HOdgeman county, on trial Friday.
charged with cutting Niles Wiseman's
wire fence, was found guilty by jury Of
twelve men. and Judge LyBrand fined
the young man ten days in Jail and $40
in cash, the lowest fine imposed by law.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

A number Of Dodge City people gave
ThOs. e. Hanna surprise. Friday even
ing, at the home of his father, A. Hanna.
Mr.. Hanna was lately mustered out of
the service in the army.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Governor Roosevelt and suite passed
here, Monday evening, on their return
from Las Vegas. where they attended the
Rough Riders reunion. The Governor
delivered a speech on Saturday. He ate
supper at the Harvey House, and left for
the east at 3 10 p. M.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kid Ysu Have AIvsys bsggbt
s s::s: IL: ., &tNz<&

Ladies can get hats trimmed at Mrs.
Justin's In eastern or western style. The
difference between eastern and western
style 10 that the first IL pinned on, and
the latter is sewed on. The eastern style
lasts few weeks, and the western style
for years. MRS. JUSTIN.