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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26
TO jest pOra rOku,

kiedy watroba jest spiekfa gdy
zawikfane nieporzadki tego wa4ne.
60 organu ciaia panuja. ORA.
Piotra Gomozo jest regulatorem
watrooy W caikowitym sensie tego
wyrazu, jak p. I. Penkawa, Ian.
sing, Mich, doswiadczyf W swej
familii: "Pani Penkawa miafa
z6itaczke i mic ME zdawafo sic jej
pomagac. Ia poleceniem poczeli-
smy uzywac ORA. Piotra Gomozo i
wnet spostrzeglismy polepszenie.
Uzywalismy dalej tego lekarstwa z
najlepszym skutkiem i ostatecznie
iona moja zostaia wyleczona."
To mowi samo dla siebie i ME DO.
trzebuje komentarzy naszej stro-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26
KOlei Nickel Plate

ofiaruje specyalnie niskie ceny do
Scranton, Pa, powodu konwen-
cyl listonosz6w. Tykiety mona
nabywat 1-go, ego, 3-go Ago
wrzesnia, kt6re beda dobre do po-
wrotu do 1890 wrzesnia wfacznie.
Zapytajcie ageut6w kolei Nickel
Plate szczeg6}y.
No. 118: 1886
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26
Dobry zecer potrze-
bnV ZaraZ w drukarni
"Ameryki," Toledo,
O.
z dowcip6w pana Izydora.

z dowcip6w pana Izydora.
-Reginko, dla czego die
cko krzyczy?
BON je wybiia...
"A czemus je wybi2a, Re.
ginko!
BIO naparte!
-Ajaj, Reginko, dla czego
ty bijesz takiego maiego Bona.
partego?...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26
TOLEDO, OHIO, SOBOTA 26 S1ERPNIA, 1S9!

eye stanoWa W Lexington, ma
kt6rej obalono uchwa}y konwen'
cyl, odbytej niedawno W Louisvil
le, przez indorsowanie platformy
chicagoskiej z '96 i wybranie
kandydatem ma gubernatora Johns
Young Brown'a, ma miejsce wy.
branego W Louisville Goebla.
Pod Pointe Aux Barques ma
jeziorze Erie wywr6cii sic skutkiem
silnego wichru skinner "Huntel
savidge' i piec os6b utone}o.
Mad P61nocna Karolina sza.
la} W z. t. straszny huragan, kt6ry
powywraca} mn6stwo zabudowah
zniszczy} wiele ogrod6w. Ma zato.
ce Pamlico huragan ten przewr6.
Gil i6dz, W kt6rej byfo IA rybak6w
Wszyscy utoneli.
Ma torze kolei "Cincinnati &
Muskinghum Valley" pod Circle
vile, O., zderzy} sic we wtorek
pociag osobowy towarym, przy-
czem 25 os6b zostato poranionych.
Przyczyna zderzenia byfo z}e usta-
wienie zwrotnicy.
Gala kupiecka Geese miasta
Victor, Colo., pad}a W poniedzia-
lex pastwa pozaru. Gaszenie ognia
utrudniaf silny wicher, kt6ry
przerzuca} pfomienie budynku
ma budynek. Szkoda wynosi $2,.
100000. Ogieh wybuch} W jednej
z kawiarn.
-zesz}ej soboty spalit sic W
Cincinnati, o., niemiecko-kato-
licki kosci6} sw. Paw}a. Szkody
wynosza $4,000. Kilka kamie-
mic, stojacych obok tego koscio1a,
zosta}o znacznie uszkodzonych
przez ogieh i wode. Przy gaszeniu
paru strazak6w pokaleczyfo sic ME.
bezpiecznie.
Ma rozkaz generate II. Will
soma, gubernatora prowincyj Ma
tanzas Santa Clara ma Kubie,
aresztowano W z. t. ma parowcu
"Menender" W przystani W Glen.
fuegos gen. Juan Isidro Jimineza,
pretendenta do prezydentury re-
czypospolitej San Domingo. Sko.
70 jednak dowiedziaf sic o tenn ge.
neral Brooke, generalny guberna.
tor Kuby, kaza} natychmiast wy.
puscic Jimineza ma wolnosc.
w Dallas, Tex, odby1 sic W
poniedzia}ek sensacyjny pojedynek
pomiedzy policyantem Rawlings.
em Daniels'em, kt6ry zakon-
czy} sic smiercia obu zapasnik6w.
Daniels wraca} podchmielony do
domu ma drodze spotka4 siedzace.
60 W apiece ma narozniku poll
cyanta Rawlings'a. Przywidziaio
mu sic, ze Rawlings ukryf sic
pred MIN, wiec zacza} krzyczet:
"Patrzcie, tam siedzi tch6rz!.. :"
Policyant oburzy} sic i wyzwa}
krzykacza ma pojedynek. z obu
stron padty po try strzafy. d.
niels, trafony " SERGE, skona} ma
miejscu, Rawlings, ugodzony W
glove, zmarf W pol godziny potem
IN opfooa
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26
Praca i Kapita1.


NEW YORK, N. Y.-Skaadacze
i stereotyperzy dziennika "sun, -
ktorzy, jak JUL donosilismy W came.
ryce," zastrajkowali VIZ. t., ME wro.
cili jeszcze do piracy. Dziennik wy.
chodzi jednak, jak dotsd, diva razy
(rano i wieczorem) W zwykkym for.
macie. Wydawnictwo ma 26 dobrych
zecer6w, ktorzy stawiaja ma msszynie
i praca ich zupe&nosci zaspokaja
potrzebe. Strawberry, ME majsc "a
tenn widokow wygrania, postanowili
boykotowat dziennik "Sun.' A DO.
niewaz wydawca tego dziennika,
William M. Laffan, oswiadczy{ kate.
gorycznie, ze ME bedzie odtsd zatru-
dnia4 zadnego drukarza, ktory nalezy
do unii, przeto takze Centralna Fede.
racyjna Unia i Okreg No. 49 Ryce-
rzy Piracy, liczace blisko 100000
czsonk6w odbyay zgromadzenia, ma
kt6rych przyjeto rezolucye, a5eby
boykotowac nietylko poraune vie.
czorne wydania dziennika "Sun,"
ale takze wszystkie osoby, kt6re czy.
tao bed8 ten dziennik.
-Pomiedzy urzednikami kolei
delaware, Lackawana & Western
Co." panuje wielkie zaniepokojenie,
poniewaz zarzad kolei zamierza ze
wzgledow oszczednosci uwolnic pewns
ilosc ludzi cd s}uzby. CT, kt6rzy po-
zostana W s&uzbie, beds musieli pra.
cowac po IL godzin dziennie zostans
pozbawieni dotychczasowycb przywi-
lejow.
-Firma Cramps rozpusci}a do do
now ~kilkaset -robotnik6W j uprasza
rzad rosyjski odroczenie terminu
dostawy dwoch okret6w wojennych,
poniewaz ME moze ich wykohczyc ma
czas dla braku stall. z 81 okretow,
kt6re mia}y bye budowane ma rzece
Delaware, ME MONA wykonczyt 21
dla tych samych powod6w. Stanowi
to dowod, jak wielkie jest obecnie "a
potrzebowanie stall W amerykahskich
fabrykach.
RIPLEY, -"Ohio Oil Co."
wydzierzawi}a grunta W powiatach
Brown i Adams cd w. A. Montgo.
mery'ego i pani L. E. Leggitt, W celu
poszukiwah gorniczych. Kontrakt
opiewa, ze poszukiwanja musza bye
zaczete W przecisgu dw6ch lat. Mont
gomery jest podr6zujscym agentem
jednego najwiekszych sklepow ko.
rzennych W Cincinnati i posisda wiel.
kie fanny W powiatach Brown i
Adams. z farmami temi graniczs far
my pani Leggitt.
TAMPA, FLA.-Po pieciotygo-
dniowym strajku, podczas kt6rego
dwadzie6cia dwie fabryki cygar W
tenn mie6cie by@y zamkniete 5000
wyrabiaczy cygar by4o bezczynnycb,
nieporozumienia pomiedzy pracodaw-
cami robotnikami zosta4y za&atwione
" ub. poniedziaaek ma korsysc osta-
tnich, ktorych zsdania fabrykanci
uwzglednili ca2kowicie. Rozchodzi}o
sic o podwyzszenie p2acy i zmniejsze.
ME godzin piracy.
GRAND RAPIDS, MlCH.-Zor.
ganizowa4 sic W tenn miescie wielki
trust meblowy, do kt6rego przystspi.
10 osmdziesieciu fabrykant6w mebli z
roznych stron Stsn6w Zjednoczonych.
Kapita4 trustu wynosi 20 milion6w
lolar6w.
GREEN BAY, WIS.-Kompania
slektrycznej kolei, "Fox River Elec-
trio Interurban Railway Co.. pod
W Z. t. place swoim robotni-
kom ma plantach 0 20 procent.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26
WIADOMOSCI KRAJOWE.


Prendergast, jeden najwybitniej,
szych adwokat6w chicagoskich.
-Cena lodu W New Yorku
podwyzszono, skutkiem czego 20.
droza}o takze mieso o 8 Gently ma
funcie.
Dom ubogich W Stanwood,
Mich, pad} W z. t. pastwa pozaru.
Jeden staruszek spalif sic. Przy.
czyna pozaru niewiadoma.
Z wiezienia powiatowego W
Shreveport, Ala, uciek}o W ponie.
dzia}ek Is wiezni6w. Trzech
schwytano nastepnego dnia.
w Chicago skazano apostof.
ke syonist6w, Henryke Bratsch,
ma zap}acenie 500 kary koszt6w
procesu "a nieprawne leczenie.
-Charlesa Hurta, murzyna,
zam. W Brantley, Ala, lynczowapo
w. piatek " tenn miescie "a usi-
4owanie zgwa}cenia pani S. Battle,
wdowy.
W miasteczku Plymouth,
piec mil ma p6fnoc cd Filadelfi,
zderzy}y sic W niedziele diva tram.
waje, przyczem trzydziesci os6b
zosta}o poranionych.
W Rockville, Nd, stracono
W z. t. ma szubienicy Armisteada
Taylor'a John'a A. Brown'a, kt6.
rzy W maju RIB. zamordowali L.
Rosensteina i jego zone W Slidell,
Md.
Bruno Kirves, kt6ry W listo.
padzie roku zesz}ego zamordowaf W
Dayton, o., swoja 22-letnia c6rke
Emme, zosta4 W z. t. stracony "a
pomoca elektrycznosci W Colum.
bus, 0.
W jamestown, N. Y, pozar
zniszczy1 W z. t. fabryke braci
Swanson, sk}ady frmy "James.
town AK Co." i"Brooklyn Flou.
ring Mills" szkody wynosza
$25O,OOO.
DO San Francisco przyby1 z
Manili transportowiec zwiazkowy
"Centennial" po dfugiej i niebez-
piecznej podr6zy. Przyjechafo ma
MIN wielu oficer6w i szeregowc6w
z r6znych pu}k6w.
w Des Moines, Ia., odby}a
sic W z. t. demokratyczna konwen.
cya stanowa, ma kt6rej postanowio.
no popierat platforme chicagoska
z '96 wybrano kandydatem ma
gubernatora Frederick E. White.
Ma pikniku W Oregon, ILL.,, W
kt6rym uczestniczy}o 1000 os6b,
200 Z mich otru}o sic lemoniada,
sprzedawana W jednym kiosk6w.
Przyczyna otrucia byfa domieszka
kwasu cytrynowego W lemoniadzie.
Y Trenton, Mo-, bedzie wys}a.
nych 100000 zywych kur ma wy
spy. Hawajskie. Pierwszy trans
port z 500 kur juz wys}ano, a
dalsze nastapia wkr6tce. Amery.
kahski dr6b jest wysoko ceniony W
Honolulu.
W Batavia, Mich, zmar}a W
z. platek PAM "hltlock, przypu-
szczalnie najciezsza kobieta ma
swiecie: wazyfa $40 funt6w.
Trumna, do kt6rej zfozono jej
zw}oki, by}a 40 cali szeroka 27
cali g}eboka.
George @. starck, prezydent
kompanii "Stone Hill Wine," z
Hermann, Mo-, zosta} aresztowany
przez marsza}ka Stan6w Zjedno.
czonych Bohle, pod zarzutem oszu-
kiwania rzadu przez wyrabianie i
sprzedawanie koniaku, cd ktorego
ME op}acano podatku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26
Niskie ceny ekskursyjne ma wy.
brzeze Atlantyku.

BREEZE Atlantyku.
Pamietajcie, ze kolej Nickel Pla-
to ma znakomite pociagi, kt6re kur
suja oodziennie pomiedzy Chicago a
New Yorkiem. Me zapominajcie
takze, ze po wyjatkowo niskioh CO
mach sprzedawane beda tykiety wy.
oieczkowe W pierwszych czterech
dniaoh wrzesnia ma kolei Nickel Pla.
te. Zam6 wcie sobie wczesnie miej-
soc " wagonie sypialnym.
No. 118: 1896.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-26

rozozlelonycn JaK WsKazuJe naste
pujaca tabela:
Regularni, wfacznie z 5,O72 W dro.
DE 2,S01 ma odjezdnem 30,42s
Organizowani ma Filipinach (dwa
puiki piechoty ijeden kawaleryi,
ochotnicze) 1866
Dziesiec pu}k6w piechoty, ochotni
k6w zorganizowauych W stanach
Zjednoczonych 1900
Dziesiec pu}k6w piechoty ocho.
tnik6w, kt6re maja bye zorga.
nizowane W Stanach y. 1900
Oicer6w 1888
Razem .62,451.
W dodatku do tel silly ma bye
powiekszona s}uzba szpitalna ma
Filipinach do 1900 ludzi liczba
lekarzy wojskowych, tax, ze gene
raj Otis mice bedzie armie W przy.
blizeniu $4,000 ludzi. Sekretarz
Root ina przekonanie, ze tax wiel-
ka armia musi wystarczyt ma st}u-
mienie powstania ma Filipinach.
Skoro pob6r do dziesieciu no.
wych puik6w ochotniczych bedzie
uskuteczniony, GAIA armia stan6w
Zjednoczonych sk}adac sic bedzie z
$4,000 zo}nierzy.
Pu4kownik6w porucznik6w dla
nowych pu}k6w juz zamianowano.
Department intendantury jest
obecnie zywo zajety dostarczeniem
zywnosci utrzymania dla novel
armii, ktora wyruszy wkr6tce ma
Filipiny. Wszelkie zapasy maja
bye kupione W tym kraju i odesfa-
ne ma Filipiny San Francisco.
Jezeli sic zwazy, ze zofnierze ma Fill
pinach konsumowat beda, wedfug
obliczeh, 100000 funt. zywnosci
codziennie, to MONA powziat wyo-
brazenie, co "a olbrzymia ilost
zywnosci musi bye tam pos}ana.
Department. intendantury wciaz
zakupuje swieze zapasy i odsy}a je
przez ocean nietylko ma rzadowych
transportowcach, ale takze i ma
prywatnych, gdyz pierwszych jest
obecnie stanowczo "a mafo.
Pierwsze zam6wienie zywnosci
dla novel armii zrobii szef inten-
dantury Weston. Jest to tylko
przygotowawcze niejako zam6wie.
ME, podobne temu nastapia
wkr6tce, tax ze ME bedzie zadnej
przerwy W zaopatrywaniu zo}nierzy
W potrzebna zywnosc.
Najwiecej zam6wiono maxi bo
az 100000 funt6w. z tenn POI.
die 100000 funt6w chleba, 3d.
900 fuDt6w suchar6w 10000
funt6w piernik6w.
Pierwsze zamowienie ma kawe
wynosi 100000 funt6w. Nadto
zam6wiono tysiac pude4 tasowanej
wosowiny, 115,Oo0 funt6w sztok.
fisza, $50 ton pomidor6w W pu.
szkach, 1900 pudet kukurydzy, 200
pude} morskich rak6w, 1000 pud.
}ososia, 600 pudef brzoskwih, CRU.
seek jabiek, 10000 funt6w cze.
kolady, 1900 puszek kondensowa.
nego mleka, 1000 kondensowanej
smietany, 5000 s}oj6w marynowa.
nych owoc6w, 5000 pudef owsian.
XII, 5000 beczek imbierowego pi-
wa, $4,000 galon6w octu, $4,000
funt6w pieprzu, a dalej cafe tony
sera, masfa, cukru, rodzynek, ta-
baki do zucia, tabaki do zazywania,
tytuniu itp.
Sekretarz wojny wyda} W z. So
bote rozkaz, azeby try ochotnicze
pu}ki piechoty, ~, 81 i "a ma
tychmiast wyjechaiy do San Fran
cisco, skad " najblizszym czasie
zostana przewiezione do Manili.
27-y pu4k znajdowa} sic dotad W
Camp Meade, Pa, Sly W Fort
Thomas, KY, 34-y W Fort Lo.
gan, Colo.
Kraaa tu pog}oski, ze general
MHo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16
A Narrow Escape From Death.

j. II. rrebilcock and wife. who live s
miles east, near Wright Station. made a
narrow escape from probable death BY
fire on Monday morning. Mr.. TrebeI
cock and wife have been suffering from
grip and were hardly able to move about.
James Weir, an old soldier who was stop
ping with them, discovered the house on
fire about o'clock, Monday morning.
The sick people hastily dressed, and with
Mr.. Weir did all they could to extinguish
the flames. and though water was scarce
they succeeded in subduing the fire be-
fore much damage was done The house
took fire from bot stove pipe. The
bed and bedstead which Mr.. Weir occu-
pied. was partly burned. part of the
floor and door were burned before the
fire was put ont. Mr.. Trebilcock was
scorched by the flames and bis hair was
singed. Mr.. Weir WAS badly burned and
it is supposed he will die 10 consequence
Of inhaling the suflicating smoke and
flames. He is an old man and was taken
to the Fort Dodge home for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Trebilcock are both past 65
years of age, aud were in feeble condi-
| ton at the time of the fire. Mr.. Weir.
who rendered them such noble assistance.
has the sympathy IF the people. Mr.
and Mrs. Trebilcock's friends regret
their miSfor;une They mazda narrau, "a
cape from death.
Since the above was written we learn
that Mr.. Weir is considered out Of danger.
MIR. Weir occupied a room in the second
story Of the building. He arose Monday
morning and went down stairs 10 build a
fire. His bed. which was close to the
stove pipe. took fire. The room was
close and the fire did not spread much.
The temperature was very cold at the
time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16

Sheriff Bell left here. Sunday night,
for Denver and returned Tuesday morn
ing with w. F. Smith, ian all around
crook who is charged with trying to
cell come land in Oklahoma belonging to
WIN. B. Smith of this city. The sheriff
had no trouble in getting his prisoner,
who was willing to come without requi-
sition. Smith was In the city for =
few months last fall. A preliminary trial
was held yesterday morning before
Squire Preston. In default Of bail he
was sent to Jail. He represented him.
eeif rs s.Denver Ed smith, in this city
last summer.
Smith opened letter addressed to ".
B. Smith, which letter contained Z pro-
position for the ale Of land In Oklahoma.
He secured q dssfs for $50. part psyAent
On the land, Bat the bank refused pays
meat. and ~ identfAcatiou Lad 70 his
arresk $3.50.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16

The reports of cattle losses are perhaps
greatly exaggerated. Many western cat
tie died for want of shelter, feed and
water during the cold weather of last
week. But few native cattle died. We
do not hear Of half dozen head of ma
tive cattle dying in Ford county. The
cold weather was severe on all kinds Of
stock, but it might be said more western
cattle starved to death than died from
cold.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16
First Publication FeS. ., 1899.
ORDER OF SALE.
In the District Court of Ford County, kansa
Robert H. Norveil Plaintiff.

In the District Court of Ford County, Kansas.
Robert II. Norvell. Plaintiff.
W. L. Watson. - Watson. his wife,
whose first name IL to plaintiff unknown,
and the Alfalfa Irrigation and Land Com
pany, Defendants
state of Kansas, Ford County. So
Ry virtue of an Order of sale to me direc-
ted and delivered. issued out of the 3lst
Judicial Distrc; Court OF the State of Kansas,
sitting in and for Ford County, in said State.
in above entitled cause. l will on Mon
day. March Il, A ID 1859. at ? O'Clock D. M.
OF said day at the west front door of the
court house. IN the City of Dodge City, in the
county and State aforesaid. offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder. for cash
in hand, tia following described real pro-
perty, tO-wit:
The southeast quarter Of section twenty
FIVE l25), in township twenty six (26), south Of
range twenty one (21), west of the 9th r. NJ.
lying and situate in the County OF Ford and
state of Kansas.
Said property to be sold as commanded by
the said Order Of Sale.
ii. Il. BELL. Sheriff.
Sherfrs Office, Feb. 9, 1899.
Sutton i Madison, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16
First Publication Feb. Q, 1899.
ORDER OF SALE.

In the District Court of .. ord County, Kansas.
Parlee Rhodes, Plaintiff.
vS.
Ann " alker. Joseph Walker, her husband,
II. juneau. Thomas Gibson and Mrs.
Thomas Gibson, Defendants.
State of Kansas, FOrO County. IS:
By virtue of al order OF Sale to me direc-
ted and delivered. issued out of the 3. OF Ju-
dicial District Court OF the state of Kansas,
sitting in and for Ford County, in said state,
in above entitled cause, Will on Monday.
March 18th, A. d 1879, ut O'Clock p. m, OF
said day, at the west front door OF the court
house, in the city Of Dodge City in the county
and state aforesaid. offer at public sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand
the following described real property, to-wit:
Lots one hundred and eighty h.e ESQ and
one hundred and eighty seven ISL in block
seventy (.ol, in town CT Dodge City. Ford
County. Kansas. according 10 the recorded
plat of said town.
said property to be sold as commanded by
said Order of Sale.
III. p BELL Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Feb q 1892.
sutton Madison, Attys for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16
First Publication. Feb 9. 1899.
ORDER or SALE.

In the District Court Of Ford County. Kansas.
John b. Ditch, Plaintiff,
Va.
J. Monroe Lloyd T. II. Lloyd, his wife, J. A.
Beal, L. h Mcintyre, The Kansas Mort
gage Company. The Merchants state
Rank. GIN Hoover, assignee. Defendants.
State of Kansas Ford county. as:
By virtue of an Order Of Sale to me direc-
ted and delivered, issueI out Of the 3lst yu
dicial District Conrt OF fhe State OF Kansas.
sitting In and for Ford County. IN said state,
in above entitled cause. I WILL on Monday.
March Eth. A. D., iS9. at 9 O'Clock p. IN, OF
said day. Mt the west door OF fhe court house.
in the city Of Dodge City. in the County and
State aforesaid, offer ut public sale and sell
to fhe highest bidder for cash in hand the
following described rea! property, situate ia
Ford County. Kansas. viii:
Lot number four (il, in block forty nine
f.9, Dodge CITY, Kansas. according TO the re-
corded plat Of said city.
Said property tn be sold as commanded by
the said Order of Sale.
H. n. BELL, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Of1ce. Feb. q. 1892.
sutton 4 Madison. Attys for Plaintiff.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Public worship will be held in this
church next Sabbath IA follows: Sab
bath school at 9:45 and preaching at IL
a. M. Y. p. S. c. E. at $50 and preach
ing at Z 80 p. m.
A hearty invitation and welcome is
given to all to attend upon these services.
The subject Of the morning and even
ing sermons will be respectively:
Morning subjcct.-''The Influence Of
Christ
Evening ubject.-''George Washing
ton. Qualities of character that made
him great"
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The Cold Wave.

The cold wave of Saturday and Snn-
day extended over the Eastern and South
ern States. Heavy falls of snow and low
temperature prevailed in the east, while
in the South the temperature was lower
than it has been known for years. Snow
fell in portions Of the South. At Atlanta
the temperature was s! degrees below
zero. At New Orleans the temperature
was degrees above zero. At Vicks-
burg it was one degree below zero. AT
Little Rock IL degrees below zero.
Advices from the lower coast are to the
effect that orange groves, valued at mil
lions of dollars, are valneless. Land
which Was valued at $500 an acre could
be bought for 50. Ii the past century
there have been but three SHOWS recorded
of any visible magnitude, and thaws fol-
lowed on the heels Of the storm, says a
New Orleana telegram.
A Jacksonville, Florida telegram says:
The recent cold wave did very little
damage to the orange trees or pine APP
Piles. but Sunday night it was growing
colder, with heavy rains, and some pros
pect Of extremely cold weather Monday.
Owing to warnings by the signal service,
most Of the young groves and pine apple
patches are protected by ffres.
Crops are damaged in Illinois and other
States, and it is believed that the peach
buds are killed.
There is no anxiety concerning the
wheat crop in Western Kansas. except in
late sown fields. Feeders of Texas cat
tie will lose considerable, but farmers
were generally we'll prepared for the cold
wave.
An old Rocky Mountain frontiersman
predicts for March worse weather than
the winter cold. Another old-timer says
there will be real cold weather yet. as the
snow in the mountains is an in!allible
sign. 1t will take long time for the
deep snow to melt and the winds blowing
off the range will of course be very cold.
John w. Springer reports to the Ma
tiOnal Live Stock Association Losses from
~ to 20 per cent on the open range OF
Colorado. This is rather disheartenipg
to the stocImen all over the west, as they
are straining every nerve to keep their
cattle in shape till warm weather returns.
A first class chinook would be received
with joy. and would now be worth thous.
ands Of dollars. The cold northers are
what do the most damage, and there
have been many Of them. 1t does moi
mean few dead cattle scattered over the
prairies, but great piles Of them. II
means dead cattle in lots Of 5000 or 1O, 0OI
head. OF course, :his indicates that cat
tie are going to be higher after such
heavy losses.
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Sunday mornings GOODNESS beats all
records Of cold snaps. The memorable
blizzard of January Z, 1856, was ter
rible one. the temperature being Is de.
grees below zero; the wind velocity was
4S miles an hour and heavy snow fell
during the time Of the storm. which
lasted about sc hours. Very few cattle
escaped that storm. Hundreds Of cattle
died along the railroad fences. The cat
tie were drifting to the river for water.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16

There will he services at st. Cornelius
church next Sunday, first Sunday in Lent.
day, morning and evening. Morning
prayer. I.itany and sero,on at IL a. M
Evening prayer aud sermon ut 7:3O p. m.
Sunday school ut 10 a. m. Subject Of
she sermon in the evening, "Why do
we use the Creed in Our Service.' All
are invited.
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Hicks. the editor of Word and Works,
predicted the severe storms We have
passed, and his predictions for this period
is that the cold will moderate. About
the 2lst is another storm period. After
the 26th and until March 2lst some of
the heaviest sleet storms of the whole
winter may be expected. There will be
some hard winter storms in the north
and northwes, after the Goth. Persons
desiring to subscribe for Word and Works
can do SO by calling on the editorpf the
GLOBE
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 2l0 Wabash
ave-. corner Jackson St., one of Chicago
oldest and most prominent druggists. re-
commend Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy
for Ia grippe, as it not only gives a
prompt and complete relief, but also
counterscts any tendency of Ia grippe 10
result in pneumonia. For sale by W. $
Amos
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-02-16

Don.t forget that on Feb. 22d Blaney's
"A Boy Wanted Co." will be at Gluck's
perx house. We are very fortunate in
having this company in Dodge City, as it
is one of the big successes Of last and
this season. Regular prices will prevail.
Reserved seats on sale Saturday morning
the 18th, at - cents.