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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
SLAUGHTER OF CATTLE.
Time Limit Put on 1t In England on
Account of Disease.

London. April 19-The board OF agri-
culture has Issued a notification at Dept
ford the landing place for cattle near
London, ordering all arrivals of cattle
from South America 10 be slaughtered
within thirty-six hours. and that arrivals
from the United States be slaughtered
within five days. II II presumed that this
action has been taken IN connection with
tho discovery OF foot and mouth diseases
among South American cattle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
Carolina pythians Meet.

Columbia, s. c.. April 1.-THE Grand
Lodge. Knights of Pythias OF this state.
met to-day The financial showing was
gratifying. The officers for next year are
w. A. Templeton, past grand dictator;
j. w Todd, grand dictator; l.. N Zealey,
grand reporter; ]. r. Robertson, grand
treasurer; L. ~ Zealey and j. w. Todd,
delegates to the supreme lodge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20

said Mr.. Bacon. Nothing can be done at
this session of Congress except by the
dominant party and the less work it does
the better. And the sooner we adjourn
without doing any more of that work the
greater the qualification Of the country
Will be-" Uaughter):
The measure was finally passed without
division.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE.
Resolution Relating to the Govern
ment OF Porto Rico.

Washington April 19.-Ghairman Cooper
Of the House Committee on Insular Affairs
has introduced Joint resolution Identical
90 that Of Senator ForalSer's. extending
The tenure OF The present officers In Porto
Rico until the regular stan officials are APP
pointed by the President.
This ~ IN accordance with tho Presi-
dents message.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
RISING OF AFRICAN TRIBES.
Asbantis Have Already Killed 500 OF
the Loyal Bekuis.

Accra, Gold Coast Colony, West Africa,
April 19-The Governor. Sir Mitchell
Hodgson. wires from Kumassi that the
other tribes are rising again and he asks
for assistance.
The Loyal Bekuis have been attacked
by the Ashantis. and 800 have been killed.
1t is feared that this will compel them to
Join the rebellion.
Evidently the matter is extremely Sc
rious and was minimized until 1t was too
late
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
TABLET TO CONSUL RAMsDEN.
On Account of Services Rendered
During Spanish War.

Washington. April l9-Secretary Long
has undertaken 10 have a bronze tablet
cast at the Washington navy yard and
erected at Santiago, Cuba, at a point 10
be designated byNGen. Wood, in comnem-
Grafton Cf the services of the late Fred
erck w. Ramsdsn, who, while British
consul at Santiago during h Spanish
American war, rend, red valuable services
to the United States in protecting Ameri-
can interests there during the siege, and
who died while at his post Of duty The
tablet will bear an artistic inscription re-
counting the services of the deceased
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
Lnssiter Succeeds Epes.

Richmond, Va, April 19-Francis T.
Lassiter, Democrat of Petersburg, was
to-day elected to Congress from the Fourth
Virginia district, to I'LL the unexpired term
of Hon. Sidney p. Epes, deceased The
vote was light and Mr.. Lassiter had
practically no opposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20

Canon CITY, Col, April 19.-Haif a mill
ion dollars damage is estimated to have
been sustained by fruit men in this vicin-
ity from the late heavy storm and frosts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
Would Prefer Bliss.

ing.
Would Prefer Bliss.
From purely practical business stand
point Senator Hanna and President Nc
Kinley would prefer to have Mr.. Bliss on
the ticket to anyone who has been or
may be mentioned. 1t is commended that
MI. Bliss would add a business stability
and influence to the campaign which is
greatly needed In the present emergency.
The passage of the gold standard law will
deprive the Republican National Commit
tee of "a large proportion of their campaign
funds which came from independent and
Democratic sources four years ago.
Mr.. Bliss has all the desirable qualities
to render him an able and an acceptable
successor of the late Vice President Ho-
bart, although he might not possess the
vote-getting charact eristic which the Re-
publicans of the West claim for Gov.
Roosevelt. 1t Is said that the Western
Republicans are so enthusiastic over Gov.
Roosevelt for Vice President and even
President that they will gladly put aside
favorite sons in favor OF the present Gov
ernor of New York. 1t is the realization
of that situation, which suggests the del
icate handling of the Roosevelt drama by
the friends of Mckinley on the one hand
and the Platt organization on the other.
The Porto Rfcnn Matter.
Representative Lands OF Indiana says
the Hoosier State is well satisfied with the
action of those members of the delegation
who voted for the Porto Rican bill as it
finally became law. He says a great
deal of unnecessary agitation on the subject
was aroused through a misundersa nding
of the Presidents attitude with regard 10
the question. An impression got ont
among the people, TO the effect that Con-
gress was making war upon the President
and the love and admiration for Presl-
dent Mckinley was greater than that en-
tertained by the people for Congress
hence the protests which went up from
various sections Of the country, in Repub-
lican strongholds. against the Porto Rican
bill. The Presidents prompt action in
signing the bill proved conclusively that ha
was in entire accord with his party on
the subject and that unders landing having
reached the people there is no further
friction in the Republican household so far
as the Republicans In Indiana are con-
cerned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
tn RepenI war Revenue Act.

Washington, April 19.-Representative
Levy of New York. to-day introduced
hin 10 repeal the war revenue act.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-20
the receptive stage.

ing the receptive stage. A pre-
mature disclosure of the plans
now being concocted to make
Gov. Roosevelt the vice presidential nom
inee, might arouse the natural antagonis-
tic nature of the Governor and cause him
to act contrary to the desires of the
Knights of the Unseen Hand" who have
the Roosevelt matter in their special keep
ing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
IRA GirfeIioet.

ct MT Or islOnsbus / Bali
lerup inopisoes ben s.. December at
gaft1r Bib. Bed, Der talte inotrens
esnoe oe uarmt ON 6aberens gus meo
be mango gOIissr4, bUOreftsr SoIoatsr.
misfonRr Brandt ~lutteoe ben pslfi9:
nsos 9ftsu. = On gftsrmiooasen pre-
bitebs gaitor Std / Soaerup Rirts
Opsr Gstlten / 1875. 9uuios Salms.
SnouieIfen q en- Risions 8;
al / 9ptsbins paa 6alfter.
5or fort lib fbsn inbuieoss en- Wis,
iiOusiuI / Rptsbins 8. uf giftOp 6 u II:
bad.
SaIen, bUis geIisssnbte er sanite
fOrtrinIis, bar en- StsrreIle Of 20
@ause l3 Alsn o9 sr 6 4len msaem
Cot os 9uIu; bens B~assruno. buorpaa
sr Opitiaet en- 8riltusfSur / en- imut
Decoration meb ct Bar maIehs YibeI.
iprog uo til Siberne, taser lia eoot uo
ben fremb9Ues eno mere al ben lille
bp9seIise IuItrltol Os ct III SaIen
i~tantet 99stras 0r9sI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
SIoebrano.

& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pOo
Bsitsrbtogaoe, a%sbsnbapn, opbnosbe
en- 9iener forlsoen, at ct Barmsrsr par
9Ioeuoe; ban meIote bet til 8ortnersns
9ultu u, Der trsifeos BAN mso, of benbfs
Wano par lite bismms, men ban ifuIbs
TONNE iaa mart bdn tom bient. Oct
uareoe imioIertio lite Ianss. for 9oi.
lstDerslist / ben fore Ypsnins fob |
5lammer, os Der bIeD siOrt Branbs
alarm. Spreitetns tom mart fra flere
Siaiionsr, % oa Spsninsm ieIO baObs
sfsira gonblsonins for ct iaaoan. Til.
faIoe. Iptteoss bet of rebbe ben; fun
nosIe enteIts g0reIfer ~sbsIusbss. @runs
ben til Branoen tsnoss snbnu lite.
maoife bor Der uGret for ffart Spring.
-6ans Anbersn Ssrsns
lens Boelsfteo paa BObeI Dart,
5suIin9 Sogn er nsbbranbt. SIbtn
opffob | ben norbpeffIise enbs. bpor Der
insen Storfen par. Aariassn .r ubes
tsnot. Oct Ipffeoes of faa rebbet BE
iatningsn, l 9eff, Q Rsr, 8 Spin,
buorimoo Snbboet os guIen branbie.
gpsninserue er osiursrsoe | ben aImins
beige gronoforfifrins for 9~onbbpsnin.
gsrne n9 gsssrei m. D. | en- Total Hsr.
ffrin9siorsnine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
0rmnoitens WeoIGsaeIie.

6OrIeoen Dag nsoIasos grOuit es-
pin en- @runoitenU til ben npe airfs
| Saro9aoe paa 9sitsrbro. 8pssspIubs
len Ia Implicit mso 9utrIanoer Os
3uunsbrosshus,
Blanbt b. ti~lfsbeuarenbs bsmertsbes
Siaudnbs gifop, Or. Rsrba m,
ROniOrdsf DAIMLER, 5oItetinssts
ReIfOrmanb 6 bril- ten { n.S tabiI,
aommerbsrre gurnsr, @tatsraoe
Smiot, YrOfesior 0sftsraaarb
iamt life iaa fuu tsbsubaUufs Yrater
M. 4,
gtopit geDinisn gil aN frd Crsst | /.
Rrsn. Bog, at aOns Duuio iammcn'
taIbts 6oltsts gDsrlisr o. bah BEN jamie
fripiuiae gausr Iammsn Ill bet gus,
buns Ssn fuIbe bpsSs.
Oroet 6riuiui9beo tan ftan iOm Ouer.
ifrift ousr airteiussn I a%sbenboUn; tbi
bet sr bUertsn seunsm Siat saer sOms
mune, men nb 6riuiaisbsoens Bel, ga.
gen fremmss.
9i sr | 6ero mso at Dsnoe tiIbo9e til
5riUiaiebeosns prlncip, fOm man fuIste
/ osn som.s past.
Waen frem for alt maa ri bulft, Of
osriOm 9errsn lite bigger quiet. ar:
beiosr Bpsniussmenosns forsaves.
9aIsrsn luitsbs msb Ban ON, at
6errsn uiIbs psIisns 8artet, os at
bans 6erIisbep mautts fpIbe bet 3us.
Der ffnIos bpsses.
Dsrpaa opIafe ban ct Document.
bUori Der siorbes Rebs for airtens 5i.
fforie:
Rirfsns @runb er lfant.t til bet to:
%bsnbapnife Rirtsfonb al en- Romite be.
ftaaenoe bI. q. al 8nmmerberre SO or.
ner, 6ammniunin Born.mnnn,
9OfmarffaI OrboImO % gantoiretisr
gisso Bttb.
aomiissn er isnsrs tiltraaot al @ross
isrsr 8 oban q. abOIpb. etntsruab
AIDED. e~enssrsDs 6OItein.6O Is
tsinbors. 5rstsu asuss Gang.
boft Ouarstsiusfsrg 8. 3. eOr.
fen. 5Of6ef 3. MOItte, etntsruuo
Carl NIbsrt Raier.
MioIsr iii asb Of @runben % til
OpfsreIie at 8irtsn tiIUsicbrinsss al ao.
miteen, bells ueb ssns gioras, bells u.o
5noiamIins hos sn i~nsUrere Rreos Of
ReoIemmsrnss Bstsnots os Stanbss
fQlsr.
Rirtsn or beffemt til at rumms 700
Sioosplabier. Oct sr bsnne Rirte, iom
man bar taIot, be RIGGS 8irte, ioet Dc
o%Denior omtalts rig. Wonb fainter ben
til ct at R~sbsnbupns foitisits Bposl..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
Setter.

@utbbrpIIup. Aftastsmanb
NisIS Jsre- Ssrssnen OF 5u-
ftrn ans marie Ssrssnsn Of
granbsrup Marf feirebe Iirsbus b. II.
Dec. beres @uIbbrpGup. NisIs SCR.
senisn sr en- of be eamIe 0eteraner.
Dan beItos bI. q. ! SfebsS lasst Os er
nu 70 Aar sammel. 5ans 5ufru er
81 Aar.
@uIbbrpIIup fejrebss Tors
bag ben IA. December al fbp. WaIer'
meter | Rafftop 6. W. Meper os
6uitru 81 arie, febt SEMEN. @ulbs
brubeparrsi, Der sr bsnboIbspis rs os
~ Gar sammeI, Dor | aolpins Dos bets
Ssn, GoIbfontroapr Nsptr.
- vt 5ammslt 2gstspar ! Eaaning,
NieIs Sprsnien oe 6uffru, fejrsoe
forIeben bsrss @uIobrplup- s ben
Mnlsonina sr Der M ira 6onsen tils
ffiles NieIs Ssrenien en- @0ps paa so
Rr. Nisls Ssrenien n gstsran fra
Trraarstrisen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
GjsnS0mStamoef

ct RonIortium, bsifuasnbe al 6 Wau.
rsrs og 1smmermsftrs, rsprelentsrsbs
psb Ouerretsiasfsrsrne SeImer O9
Se9sr. bar al aurbus Commune fsbt
to NreaIer paa tiliammm ca. 25, 600
a%pubratoIen ueb gp Munfssaoe os
5aliersaoe. R~sbsiummsn or 8 &r. Os
Al RI. pr. 6pabratalsn sfttr AreaIers
nss BsIisssnbeb. os ben fumIeoe Gum
anbraser J25. 600 Rronsr.
8sbmano gissoJsrsenfen
5Obro bar ioIst aonssOab Msns |
@lenitrup Sosn til 9r. 2auris g.
Rrosb for So, 200 RI.
- 2anbstinssmuno g. Boiftn
bar fsbt en- gila usb &y Citation %
aster efter J~orIpbenoe OF iuse faf Boz
pal Der til gfteraurst.
gafSiusrsaarben r5urmonien"
/ Sernbanesabs, Rpfsbins g., er at
@aftsiper 6eper, .Dannebros", ioIst
for 90, 500 Rr. til ct aoniortium al
iamfIiss gpens AfbOIosfOreutnser os
@oootsmplarIOser, ION dster at inb-
rette bet til ct faaes ~afbaIosbiem Os
6oieI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
9oosiaio.

Den unse, Iouenoe Distsr Grit
&c, at buem man baube usntst en-
flor Dister | Rorben, ct afsaast ueo
Dsben | en- AIber at 30 Aar.
= RoniuI 3. Gborfss, Der / en-
lang Aarrette bar peret Oct forensbe
DampfibsieIfab"s gfspebitsr i 5rsbe.
ritsbaun. sr afsaost peo Dsben.
afffsbiset Riimstsr 0iqiam Z.
s. Gebbsrfsn, R. Of D.. CT ufsaaet
psb Dsoen.
- Carer q euemanni g. 5eI=
hing er afsaaet use Dsben efter Iansere
Sios baabIsit Spsslsje, So aar GAM
mel.
Den afosoe par en- | 6ammsrum Der.
rsb soot tsnot, ugtet os auiet WaHo.
5an par lite 0lsns en- opstis Os nibtar
Carer, men o9iaa en- Wnno meo Ieuenoe
Cans for aanbeIise Os muisrisae Spsas
mgr. Msb Ispsnes % pratiiF Cans
for ~9anbbruset bIep ban en- Narrette
Gormanb for 9. 5eIbius IN. 4. Sosnes
2anbboforenins.
- giblissre Jnienoant psb 5. Rssi=
ment | RpbOrs. aasaaro, sr Bob poa
Wibbelfart SinoslpssanfaIt.
Nusif 8iesfoniul | Npbore,
Maslsr o. g br. 5riis, sr bob iOm
JsIse af ct upopIeftiff liIfeIbe, Der
ramie BAN nOsle Dase fOruo. Dan
par DO Har.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
N.Y. N.r.r.r.r.rns
lMvM;N
gkzfA;zzA<
0
~et"
1tonepmcIier % affeotseis
Ter.

goramefer / aainse.S anbuis asbs
fabtommnne, Rebmano, S%eitn1nt 3.
6. Rofoeo er sfter a~nis9nins sntleois
get | Raube fra ben BAN betrceoe Stil:
ling fra l. 9auuur 1900. os sr 6srites
Ierer ueb SanOuis sOrssrfOle ..
gbriftenfsn fro ncunte liospnntt
inbtiI uibers bslttttet til BOrsmeiter
bemeIbte Rebftabtommuns.
= Sroineret Ratetet peo Dor 5rel>
isrs Rirte poo RrifiansbaUn u. .. 6.
Dahl sr beitittet til Sosneprat for
8ruuoe Msuisbso / Ribs Stift.
= 5ulbmastia unoer 2. &euiiions.
bepurtement 3. s. San E n er beffittet
til gbsf for l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uns
Der 2. 6spiionsoepartement oe ds1is.
tent unber q. 6epiionsospartemeni r.
3. Z. Brandt bsltittet til Julomqa.
tis nnoer naunte Departsmsnt ira l.
Sanuar 1900.
Susrpreiibsnt, aammsrbsrrs
RIsin bar fra /. Sunuar faast fin
affteo Tom Op~srpratoent / Rsbsnbapn
os BirtsbOmmsr q. 0toenbnra CT
| bans Stsb ubnaput til Operprefbent.
- Sosnspraf for Muntebo Menie
beb unber Suns Stift s.. R. Steffsn=
en- er b~effittet til S~O9n.prRlt for Or.
itso Rsuisbso unber Aarbus Stiit.
asffent unbsr 2. 8~suifonsbs:
pariemsnt, Cand. iur. Z. 9. @soeI.
6einen er belfIttet Ill 5uIome9iia
unbsr nepnts Department.
5oIonsfifent / 6reberitsbaun 6.
8notb er beftittst til 1oIotOntroasr /
9pbora.
= RonseIis @ensroItOniuI / Rail
futta u. Q m on er eftsr aniegnine
sniIsbisst / Naaoe fra ben al bdm bstIaote
poft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03

ni tsfbpber 1t busbr,bt Genars edsnnine for sts
tpsrt 1iliolbe of aatarrb. Der iffs fan beibrebss reb
Halls Catarrh Cure.
4. Z. GEsnep o., Giut, qof,to. q.
III unbertesnebs bar fisnet 3 !. 0bsnsg ! b, Reft Is
Transaffioner Ga inon feit 1 efonb III Of oplpIbs snbpsr
1orpliofeffe, bsres qirma bar pddiaest H5.
NET e. frunt, Rboieiale Gruseiis, qofsbo. 9.
@afbiHs, Rtnnau Il Waruin, &boielois
grussilts, Tolsbs. 6.
Halls Catarrh Cure idges inbpsnbta o. pfritr
birefie poa Blobtt oa Spfiemsts Siimbtnber. @ris
Zoe pr. Jfaifs. S0Ises al ale Hpoibsisrs. Wibuess
bprb frif.
Halls Family Pills Ct be bssts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
ulDffcr.

SNhhS WIZ q III
oer en-, So Mar sammsl, erhsihsnes
paa Characterization vDanmart", er
tommen uIptteIis at Stso ueb at faIbs
neo af ben fore Rribtbatte bsrube. Gan
braftebe bet enc Ben. fOrnos bet onbst
mssst lemt, lissiOm ban csiaa ft Fsrs
Sframmsr | 9Ouebet Os anistst. :
9an bIeu itrats inoIa9t paa S%pgsbuiet,
men Der sr lite @runo til at antaae
anbet, sno at ban Fan fuu fin fuIbe Scr.
Iisbeo isen.
9n isrseIis 5anbeIie ifets forle.
ben / 9ommer, ioei Rinssr RieIs
RielLs 9 10 oarise Ssn, iom forte
Sefiene ueo en- L9ritsmaifins, tom ulpt,
teIis al Oa9s. 9eifene bIen ifp tnat.
teoe BOmmen os labis Drsnssn, iom
%piitnot bar bait lemmen ON 6aIien, Of
Step ben ouer Nnrftn. Drenssn or,
eiter bDao ben fsrite gaseunosrlegsIls
BAR funnel tonftatsre, bob sisbIltteIia.
= 6orleosn ba ct Rostos PAD Rsrts.
minesbansn par poa gsi til Oo,nit,
LOB gotomotipet al Stinnsrns psb Spsrs
tersisn / ar9mmermarten uben for
Spsn. Nurmelfsr 6 briitofsreu,
8inse, Der befanbt fig puu 9otomotiust,
ft ben enc Sob ~beftobisst, os MATTE
fsrss til Oeenis Spsebus. 9o,OmOti.
pct tOs insen Stabe, men en- Of gOs.
meme bIev { n Del r%amponsrst.
= 9n | garbe boenoe aIbre Rome,
Dlaoam RieIfen, a~IminoeIis taIbtt
Ratbrine SitIefen, Der srnarsos
fig uee gabf, bIsu forIsbsn Morsen Of
Ueifarenbe funbet Iissenbs paa gurbe
Ssnoermart / en- msset f~ortommen Gil.
itone. pun bIsu ffrufs brust | gus,
% BET bier Isnbt gub sftst qoIitiet,
iOm beisr9eoe benoe tsrt ino til 8atoe.
8o9nen tsrte iuo / Arrelisaurosn, Oo
Der bIeu ltrnfs telefonerst eftsr 9assn,
men fna Rinuttsr otter, inoen oenne
snonu por naaet of fomms I'll Stebs.
u%oaonoeos bun.
6iiisrns RitOIui Morten.
en-, RisIs gbriiten m os fioits
n9untes Ssn, ale at 5otler, iejIeoe
fOrIeoen @itermiooos fra Ibiiteo uo paa
5iitsri os sr lite iensrs usnot tilbass.
Ia oerss Baao sr funbst briusnbs /
6lorosn mso Bunbtn / 9sirst, mnu be
tire 5iifrrs antogss at pare fOruIpttsoe.
De 10 Of benz par JamilisfGors.
- gn Rsueriusno paa z nbro Wsue
peb WunoeIftrup faloi uubsr Arbsjbst
msb at iatte Sell paa Msueuinssrns
nsb os for ilOs fig / ben @rob, at ban
ON gftermieoassn afsi, Usb Dsbsn.
Den fOruIpttebe pur 19 aar sammsI.
= On @srISie tisnsnbe Rarl fanbt
I 5rteass Jormioboss paa @uarbeier
. imonen Wart en- aIore Wnnb
Iisstnbs bst pao glsieiorben. Otter
bDao Der er opIpit. sr bet en- e5sanria
9usmoub fra SsrIeIs, Der par messi
~fOrfaIoen til Drit. 5nn bopbs parst
IGunet fiosn i Onsboss, Os bet untOsss.
at ban / bsiuist 9iIltano CT faIoen ON
paa Diarfsn % b%srsfter f%rosisn lbisI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03

II ct samm,ii, sobi prsDsi yiibbti. ION tSeptr so
Hiar bor paref brust Of Minientr Wlsbrs for tsr,s
z~maaborn I fdnbpsrtoesn msb lulbtommsn
Snfets. Oct btroliau Tarnet, blsbelsr eummune.
iorminbifer Btlonbsifsn, buImr en- ritn. b~tbrsbsr
Dinbtoiif, bar IN msed bsbeaeiie Smag % a bet
Opsralt | Btrt,n. psitsn ss Is Gents 1iaffsn.
Quit at i~orlanat 1qrk. kptHsiows xoetbtne
zBrNp o. tag4nstn onbeH Slnes. ba wasbrt oil
bnbs ben al pQrs ben bebite plxbtctn ! aantpsrioteu.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-04-05
Notice of Removal.

I have removed my place of business
to the Marsh building, on the west corner
of the postoffice block. 1 have enjoyed
large share of your patronage in the
past and trust it will not be presumptio GUS
to ask you to come a few steps further to
see me. L have provided water supply
on the west side of the building for the
accommodation of all who drive to town.
My wagon scales will be moved to the
west side of the building.
Thanking you for your patronage, and
soliciting your business at my new place,
L am. Yours sourteously,
LEROY MARTIN.
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The Republican County Convention.

The Republican county convention Sat-
urdsy was characterized with fairness
and harmony. All the factions in the
county united in making the proceedings
harmonious The delegates selected
fairly represented the county, and the
resolutions have the right ring. The
endorsement of Congressman Long, Sena-
tor Baker and Governor Stanley a
creditable thing. and is an evidence that
Ford county Republicans will line up for
an enthusiastic campaign and victorious
election. The proceedings of the con-
vention will be found in another column.
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A Banana Plant.

In the window of the Park Hotel is q
banana plant, which is growing luxuri-
antly under artificial heat The plant
was a mere sprout when set in the tub by
Mr.. Dupree, in June 1898. The plant
now measures at the baee twelve inches
in circumference, it is eight feet high,
and with large spreading leaves or blades,
which are five feet long and sixteen
inches wide. The plant is thrifty and
requires daily a large quantity OF water
Owing to its popularity the plant attracts
the attention of many passers-by-
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Old Soldiers Reunion.

The old soldiers of Southwestern Kan
sas are making arrangements fer holding
reunion in Dodge City, sometime nexs
fall. a committee is now arranging the
plans. The reunions of old soldiers
Baxter Springs, Stafford and other points
in Kansas are held annually, and draw
immense crowds of people. 1t is believed
that with proper effort large atten-
dance be had at the reunion in Dodge
City. The park grounds viii be a suit
able place for the reunion. Let all OF
our citizens take a hold of this matter.
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SAM STUBS.

An UNUSUAL. CASE-An old soldier at
The Home had, through a surgical opera
ton for cataract, some years ago. lost
the natural crystalline lens from both
eyes. and consequence was in almost
total blindness \ few days ago he ap-
piled TO an optical specialist who, by the
use Of his s-refiectometer," was enabled
to fit the veteran with pair of glasses
of a kind intended rs a substitute for the
crystalline lens. Wearing these the old
soldier can now walk about without a
guide, to his very great delight
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-04-05
PHOTOGRAPHS GENELLE.-ST STAT
UARY PHOTOS.

To increase our trade we are going to
give away, absolutely free, one of those
beautiful Genelle Statuary Photos with
every So purchase. You do not need to
buy the whole amount at one time We
give you coupons to the amount of your
purchase. Save your coupons until you
have the required amount We have
samples of the GenelIe Statuary Photos
on exhibition. Come in and examine
this work. and let us explain the plan
more fully to you
Yours for Business
SAM STUBS.
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At meeting of the old soldiers, held
at the G. A r.. hall, April 3. 1900, the
president was instructed to appoint q
committee of three to confer with the
Dodge City Commercial Club in the mat
ter of joining in assisting in the South
west Kansas Soldiers Reunion, 20 be held
in the City Park during the month of
September. The president appointed
Comrades NJ. w Sutton, II. Juneau and
II. l., Sitter. j. A. ARMENT, Secy.
D. L. SWEENEY, Pres.
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A Substitute for Lard.

Take one and one half pounds OF beef
suet and boil It in water until all of the
water is boiled off, then strain it through
a cheese cloth. When strained, pour into
the hot grease five cents worth of cotton
seed oil. Olive oil also will do. You
will then have something that cooks have
pronounced as nice as butter for cooking
purposes Another proportion is two
pounds of beef suet and one pound OF
cotton seed oil. This makes cottolene-
Beef fat and butter make a good substf-
tute. Peanut oil or native bean oil, boil
ed before using to remove strong taste,
makes fine ssshortening'' that keeps
sweet for indefinite time and is
cheaper than lard.
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Sheriff Grant Hale, Saturday. arrested
a man. name unknown, who is wanted
for burglary at Greens burg. On his per-
son was found two small steel wedges,
which are used in prying into the cracks
OF safes before exploding the safes The
fellow had bought quantity of dyna-
mite, powder and caps He was probably
arrested in time to prevent a burglary.
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a number of young people have or

A number of young people have or
gained club for the purpose of develop
ing their minds and hearts on literary
and social lines Harry Taylor is Presi-
dent; Miss Ida Cowley, Vice President;
Miss Bertha Rath. Secretary. and Miss
Mamie Evans, Treasurer Through this
club it is aimed to bring the young
people into better and more profitable
life The club has a good object in
view They will begin in the study of
English history.