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Evening star., 1900-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

Purity, Age and Rich, Mellow Flavor
Commend 'BraddOck Maryland Rye',
It's the whisky for the sick and the aged,
for the connoisseur and clubman for the
home and buffet. At grocers', cafes. clubs.
IL ID. P. MCCARTHY, Mgr, 610 Pa ave-
Evening star., 1900-10-16
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon at
IN I'm. and go pm.
Steamer Norfolk for Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk al $50 pm.
Steamer EsteIle Randall for Glymont and
intermediate points at $50 m.
Cars run from Aqueduct bridge to Airing
ton Fort Myer and Falls Church every half
hour from m. to u pm.
Trains leave 1872 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington every forty-five min
utes and Mount Vernon hourly from 10
am. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1900-10-16

Money to lend at 4. and per cent on
real estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1JU5 Pa ave
advertisement
Evening star., 1900-10-16
InstaIIntion of Officers.

"The bachelor" Needs Only an Intro
duCtiOn to be your closest companion.-Adv
Evening star., 1900-10-16

Brick dwelling No. 1905 Massachusetts,
avenue northeast will be sold tomorrow
afternoon at 80 clock See advt.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
ChrrSnnthen,n Arc uere
Organ Recital light.

The first beautiful specimens. Illustrating
our leadership again. Guide, 1924 F st-Ad
Evening star., 1900-10-16

YOUR CARPETS ARE PERFECTLY SAFE
W hen We clean them. Our modern process
renUVates them like new, without injury.
Wagons call. NJ. r. THORP, iSS Maine ave.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
DemOnet's ReODened


With all the latest novelties in fancy ices
cakes, bonbonS etc-Advt
Evening star., 1900-10-16

COFFEES THAT PLEASE,
Teas you can't equal. Sugars at cost These
are facts
at C ID KENNY CO.'S 8 City Stores.
Evening star., 1900-10-16

Try Reisingcr's Ice Cream, 81 gal: SOC. Il
gal. Wedding Cakes. Phone 2i5S-3. 235 G st.
Evening star., 1900-10-16

bill provided at the Messrs. Hashirn's play
house this week constitutes a standard
which, II 1t can be lived up to, will give
the vaudeville patrons of Washington q
good lead over any of the cities outside Of
New York. The program presents kaleId-
oscopic variety of acts. eleven in number.
and making up an evening of excellent en-
tertainment The bill is the best balanced,
most pleasingly arranged and most con-
sistently clever that has been given at the
Academy since It's advent into this popular
style Of amusement. II the Messrs. Has
him are as fortunate in their bookings al.
ways, the Academy will indeed move for
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Sunaersnotb in Jubien.

8icet6uie @urson fuste in elmer 8e6e,
buB bic Sunaerspotb Elm oierteI Der 8e'
uOlteune Snoien's betrofen babe unO
ouB iosur Jest nod stpei Giiaionen Ber'
iOnen l%ntertiBuns erbulten. 81 bOffe
ieoUd, iaete er, bab bieieIben in einem
Wonat beimtsbren peroen. Serner
iuste CT, bub cine babe NiQiOn 9Obss'
fdQe uuf bic SuneersnUtb su%,idsuflbren
ieien uno baB Der 8erIuft an SsIbpro'
puitsn ii6 auf so WiQiOnen sterling
beIuufe, nebt benz 8srIuit bon &inoern
in Sbbe bon mebreren 0tlaionen Ster'
ling. Nie piele 2sute unter ben Berg
bepUbnern uno @anoerftdmmen perbun'
CERT limb. Tonne ME in @rfabrune ee'
bradt iperosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
6erthtltMeS.

Tbcmas Burning erbielt tpseen einen
bosbaftsn lnsriffs Sfpsi Sabre 8udibauS
unb fur uneefebIiden @etrdnteberiauf
6 Monate @efdnsniB subittirt; lebtereS
nrtbsiI tritt in 8ruft, tuenn erfsres ab.
%sslaufsn it. 9. ". 8nisbt bsiunnte fi&
in isdS NnfIaeen Der %rlnterbaItuns bon
Hidsl.in'tbe'S Slot Mai6inen i4ulbis (;
i'm eriten Sale puroe er su $40 unb Sos
Fen, in ben an6ersn 3u lie S. unb Soften
perurtbeiIt. Rattin glarf, Der in Ser.
binbuns nit benz Obieeu Sale breimaI
ansetIast mar, bat in isbem $40 Strufe
un6 aoiten su bs3ubIen. Soispb Ban
Dpfe mub 2 Sabre i'm 9udtbaus ubii.
sen, neil er aus Der @irtbi@ait bon D.
Gonnpr & 8aIib @etrdnfe seitOblen
bate. @bparb @earp fol- tussen BEN
Diebitobl bon Nsfine bon ber Scranton
RaiIpnp So. 80 Gage i'm 9efdneuiB per'
Iebsn. SaIputore Masnetta bon glib
Strass bsfannte i6 bes unseiesIi&en
un6 SOnntassbsrfaufS i6uIbis unb er'
belt cine Suspenbirune ieines llrtbeit8,
Or. GburlsS R. 9nnpp bon Sorsa
@itp, Der nit Der Satin bss S. 6. Nmss
bon bnieIbh unssiebIidsn nmsan8 Be.
trieb, tpurbe Su 500 Strafe. ben &ofisn
unb 6 Wonuten @efdneniB Serurtbeilt.
Ribtsr Nrdbalo tpurbe erfu4t, WiIbe su
lbsn, aber Der Sal sridien ibm berurt,
bub er es n6tbi8 fanO, Elm itdrtsres nr'
tbeil su fallen.
Sobn u. @inters, Der fi1 fduIbis
bstannte, obne 2isenS berfauft au babsn,
tpurbe su $500 Strafe unb 8oitsn unb
8 Wonaten @efdnenib b%erurtbeilt. Ste
pban Slanaaban bon 2userne Strabe,
oss eleiden 8erssbens iberfdbrt, erbi.Ii
baHsIbe llrtbeil. Sin eIeidsS eei6ab
nit Mibael Soran pom Horbenbe. Sruu
Watp 8iioli, bic fid ais 2absnOiebin
idulbie betannte, enttam nit 30 Saeen
@sfdneniB. Carp Oblineer unb Srun.
CHS Treon, bic SpielbbQen betrieben. ers
bielten lie $40 Strufe unb 8Oiten subii'
tirt.
Die @eibporsnen in benz Sale bss
Staotratbes Sames 5. 9rier, Der Yin.
nabme bon 8etedunesseloern uneetlast.
~fonnten iib ni6i sinisen uno purOen se.
tern Na6mittas bon Ribter gbtparbs
entluRen. Ra6 Der Ausiuee bon 6. ..
Sturets tpirb CT ii1 aber nod einmal
benz @eri6t gu itelen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25

ben berbOrrasenbftsn @rubenbsiibsrn unb
ben Streifernfdbrern bieIes Diitriites,
Ri4cIS unb Dempiep, in bsnsn anesbIi6
bic ndberen 8ereinbaruneen sur Wis'
beraufnabme Der Irbeit be1pro1en tpurs
ben. ftutt. Bie mad bsrieIbsn bsrIaus
tete, baben ii6 bic Strsiter bersit eriIdrt,
bic Oferte Der @rubenbeibsr ansunebs
men, iobaIo ale Der 2sbteren dbnli6e
&unbsebunsen erlafen babsn, ipie bic
8sabin8 unO bic 2ebieb BAILEY 2ObIsn'
Companion.
Serr Nit6sq, Der 8rGFbent bes @rus
benarbsiter . 8erbanbes, eab Wontae
4benO in einsm ,Snterbietp" su, bab Der
STREET. beenbet fem ipiro, fobaIb aae
@~rubenbeiiBer bic Runbma6ung bon BEN
sebnpro3entisen 2obnauffhIae unb beHen
Sauer bis gum l. ApriI erIafen baben.
Nit6eII mill beute entf6ei.
ben.
Brdiibent Wit6eq fdnSists sefsrn
Gbenb an, baB er beute, tDabribeinlid
ipat Rn6mittues, entideibsn pdrbs, Oh
Der STREET beenbet ober nod tpeiter fort.
sefiibrt tueroen fol- ; 3usIei6 pirb sr
uu6 bic Steluns Der 1niteb Nins @or'
ters our 3eit betannt MAIDEN. @eItsrn
fanb cine gonfsrenS Der RationaIs unb
DifrittsS eamten Der Winen Union itatt
uno obiees IN baS 8siuItat berielbsn.
Aueemeln tpito aneenommen. oaB 9ri'
foent Witdea'S grtIdruns faitii6 cine
Seenbieun8 oes Streits entbaIten tpirb.
pier tpar man i'm oaeemeinsn s~eiisrn
slemlib enttduiht, ais es befannt tpurbs,
pab bic ertpartete Orbre sur 8ssnbisune
oes StreifeS porldufig nibt geeeben
tperben pitoe uno pisQsidt aub bsuts
nod nidt erfolsen tpiiroe. IS puroe
an8encmmen, onB Der Streit idon etitern
beenbet ettldrt tperoen ipiiroe uno oubsr
mar bic @nttduidune iiber ben peiteren
4ufibub UNI 70 berber. BrGiioent Wltbs
Ell ertIdrte, bnb bic Situation nod nidt
%poltdnoi8 lbsrieben tporoen isi, mas ie'
bod beute eeideben pirbe. WaS INNER
bei9lohen iuuroe, 1T seSentpdrtiB Elm
0sbetnnib. on6 aber beute bic @ntideibr
uns tOmmen ioa, fann als fiber auser
nommen tperoen unb ipenn no6maIs
ni6t aues tduidt, tpsroen bic Otiner bic
nd6iten WOntae idmmili6 tpleOsr an
Der arbeit fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
8anif bel einem Teuer.

Sunfbunbert Rdnner unb Wdbden
purben Samitas Nudmittae in cine
erObe Bunit bur6 Elm Seuer periest,
psItes has speite Stodperf bss Waa'
rem. Mususins Der NeGOrmid Sarpefsr
SO. on Blue Sslano ape., nabe DALEY
9Iue. in @bieusO. tart bsi6dOiets. Die
5eueripebrleute Timotbp @rOnin, Better
9urtUn unb orsi unbere Witelieber bes
5sueripsbr.D Departments iino in SoIss
Oes e%ineeatbmstsn Ruu&es idpsr pers
Isbt uno msbrere Mdoden ielen in Obn'
mu&!, Iebtere erbOlten iit absr balb,
pdbrsnb elmer Der Seuerpebrlsute, Gro.
min. 10 itlimm barun it, baB er iaum
nit benz 2eben oapontOmmen tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
StQOt un0 GOuntb.

b6r 2iebline Der Sausfrauen -
8ef-b erfauft bel gbpmb
Sisbsdsr, $50 2ada. gIpe.
- 8i6ter S. g. 8els tpurbe am
Wontus bon ieiner Satin nit elmer 2p6'
ter bei8enit.
- Serr 8iftor Rod 1T IsBte @O6e
bon ieiner 9eutfdIanbreiie eeiunb unb
poblbsbalten 3urtfsefebrt.
- Ssuts If 9onations.S Gag fir bic
Seimatb Der SreunbIoien unb bas Snfi'
tut fOate bon feinen Sreunbsn nidt bsr'
8efien tueroen.
- 8iidof W. s. Sobuu, Der Dor stpsi
Wonaten cine Reiie mad europa unb
8om antrat, 1T am Samftae Ibenb ipie'
Der suriidSetsbrt.
- @eftern fling Der neun Stunbsn
Gag in ben bieIiBen g., 8. & 8. Der'
fen an. ba bic Sage iebt gu turs tperben,
UNI 10 Stunben au arbeiten.
- U. s. Msrria. frIbsr Elm betannter
8leiberbdnbIsr, ffnrb am Wontns in isi.
ner WObnune an MuIberrp StraBe an
ben SOIsen zines S&laeunfules.
- 9a beibe G~bbofuten su beI6aftiet
tparen, 70 tpurbe bus fir Dienltae 9beno
unberuumte fdbtif9e 8sfs6unss Ser.
bbr bis Su einem ipdtsren Datum Der.
idoben.
= 6. 6. Bidders, Snupt., DeIpat.
der" Der 2adupannu @ifenbubn bat res
iisnirt unb reiite am Srsitns mad 2ittIe
SORTS, g. 8, UNI cine 8Iei@e Stele bu'
ieIbft u%nSunebmen.
9as aIte Wer1ants & WeGanics
9anfeeb6ube an 2adatpaHna Gpenue,
buS por mebreren Wonatsn bur9 cine
@userpIoiion ;erit6rt tpurbe, fol- baIb
burd Elm neues erieBt tperben.
Cine pIbBIi6s bstiss abfibIuns
Der Nustein ma6t benz sansen 96rper
iteif. st. SatObs Del, fIeibie ansstpanot
piro ftdrten, bic NusteIn ssi6msibis
MAIDEN unb pieberberiteaen.
- Sobn 8Obsrts unb RObsrt Suebss,
bic beim 9nftpirtb @barles Raufman
~sinfsbrtsn, absr mad ~perIanster 9Ibre6,
nuns seftunben, baB iie fein @eIb battsn,
tpurben am 6reita8 benz @efdnsnib iber'
tpieien.
- 8rennenber aebri6t i'm Grbgef6ob
bon Germans 2eibtag an Spruce Str.
bsranIabte Inn 3l2 llbr am Donnerhae
Radt Semunb, einen unnbtbisen IIarm
bon 8afen % su seben. uno bic 5suer'
pebr bate einsn uufre8enoen 9uuf um'
fOnit.
- Sas mutbtpiliae aIarmiren Der
Seuertpebr bur9 falide NIarms bat in
lester 8eit tuieber rleberbanb ssnommen,
gum eroben 8erbrub unb Aerser Der
SsusrtpebrIeute. @snn elm FOLDER Wib'
bolo ertpii&t pirb, 70 lam es ibm i9ls6t
ereeben.
- 9ie Suaquebanna @afer Som,
panic, bic uniere Stubt nit @aHer aus
benz Susquebunna SIuB psrisbsn nil,
in Iebte WOde bier ursuniiirt tpor6en
unb bat UNI einen Srsibrief na6ssfu6t
iobalb bieier erbaIten pirb, ioa init Der
9Irbeit uneefunssn tperben.
- llntsrbunbIunssn Tin6s i'm @anee
;piiden Der Suffer 8ObIsh @ompanie
unb Der glstp gOri unb scranton aobIen
Gompanie, Elm 3tpeie bss Minenbeparts'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
. eutfds 8risfIite.

- Die bisiiee 9oIisei iuurbe am Srei.
tag bon brsi 8isbftdblsn bsnndriGtiet ;
aus Der Sbeune bon s. 6. StilpsG su
gImburit puros cine 9utibe unb Pferbe.
esitOblen uno Elm @a1tbuno ba.
ielbft a%etbctet. StiQpel's Ra6bar,
Sobn RbObss. bstrauert ben 8erIuft zines
iuneen Pferbes, pdbrenb Gbpar6 Wiaer
bon Blossom auber ben 8srIuit zines
Bferbss, AUDI benz 8erIuf elmer 9utI6e,
,pei 8ferbeesf&irren unb stpsi 9eppi6e,
b%strauert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Dem Staots.9 sportement tpc

Dem Staats.9 Department tparb
aus Nusuinti bsri8tst, Oub Der i6 bort
Der @eiunbbeit balber uufbaltenOe ams.
riianii6e 8iesecniul bon Iientiin, Ser.
tranb SO. RaesOale. BON Iobe ubbsru,
fen tporOsn III. 8uesbuls mar aus
Santa Rofu, Californian. eebiriie.
- @tpas 60 ReiIen bon 81 8aio,
Ier.. itirste Elm @dter,ue Der Southern
Buclfisbubn bur6 cine Bride, bersn
9fsiler ourb Resen untertpaf6en ma.
rem. Der 2ofomotibflbrer SGafnsr
unb Der Seiser gbifOn tamen babel UNI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
OanfIa9un9.

8rau 9puis @i8tisIe unb 5amilit piini&tn
ibrsn 9trpanbtfn une 5rsunbtn unb ~sbtnfals
ben psrI6itomtn @tital6aftsn ,u baufsn fur
ptu erbalttnsn Seifanb pabrrnp ibrts firsIibsH
bsrbtu 9frluffts.
Grau {. @G&tibIs unb Gamilis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Ncmc Mnsei9em.
Sun0e %perlan0t:

Gin Iirammtr Sunss pom tttpa t6 Sabun
psrlanst, nm has pfsretbsiblasru su TT
Rabiufrastn Ne. Ale ROrp Sitbtuts
upn 621 pamPiOn Straes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Millionaire M . sen 8esen
@onfiStationen Bro.
It einle

Sn 2Onbon psiIenos Sdoafritaner iinb
Der 4niidt, bub bic Jest boa Der britt.
iben 8e9ierun8 ee9en Die Rlsoerldnbi'
ibe glientabn8efell6aft i'm 2ranSpaaI =
unternOmmenen Sbritte nur bic ginlsi.
lung sur @Onfiscr uns oeS GiBeribums
oleier 9eieafdaft iein ipetben, Der ans
rere @OniscattUnsn baIo ioIeen piiroen.
IS muBten IN ben 8spubl,ten Miitel CUR
gntibdoi9un9 Der lOpalen SuOnfrifaner
aefunosn psroen, oeten Glgentbum i'm
Grleae pernibtet purbe. Dilt ben
StantSelienbnbnen i'm Oraniefreifant
mudt man feline erOben nmlt6nOe, iis
iino nab Dem 8sdte Ses groberers oils
eusliibeS @lsentbum srtldrt uno bic Jtie'
perIdnOlide @lenbabn iOa Elm eIeides
Sdidial e~rellsn, neil iie bon Der iibafs
ufnnliden Republit eine StuaiSunter'
itIsun9 bssOg unb su militdrii4sn 3tuss
den benuBt tpuroe.
8esue nebmenb auf bic 9emeloete glb'
iibt 8robbritaniens, ouS SeiiBtbum Der
DISCRIMINATION Giisnbubn in SIbaf.
rita su confisciren. duBert bic u8OfIide
3situns": .Br SpeifeIn niHt bob
Osuti6Ianb i'm Sntersfe Der osutiden
GttlOndre enersii4 eaes8en protsitiren
pirb."
8ermifdte Radridtsn.
Bel 8rpbsib eerisib cine ~Nbibeiluns
9uIsn in sinsn Sinte,balt BON Wetbuens
kaHtttata SnEonfaRta tnh hprInr an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
8nuIpt iu p~erfaufen,

etItssn uabr Der Ssiptnfabrif tn er 10. Warp.
esibts a%njabluna, ptnn 9tmaup bautn mill
Der Stf fann iftbtu bltibtu. Nabiufrassn in
biflrr STiet. ta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25

H- Das ,Bo&snbIutt" eatbdIi ben
bsffsn 2oiaI'9 eri&t unb aIs fonfissn
R~suisisitsn bon SntsrsHs -shar S9.00
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25

Die fsinhsn 9rudarbsitsn in Der Stabt,
2isfsrt bic Office Oss ,@O6snbIutt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
8lutieer 8umpf BEL Sa'
gerSfpntein.
4u bober see.

Der boadnoiide 8rsuser "@eIbsr.
lamb, Der 8rGiioent 8aul 8rdser mad
europa brinBt. 1T Samitus Wittae BON
2orenso Wiurquss a~bsefabren. @r tpirb
IN 0ars @ss Salanm, San8a, SibutiI
unb Warietlss anbulten.
Nabribten bon Sdoafriia Iaiien bic
&eeisrune unnebmen. bab 9rdiioent
Stueer nldt ais Slidtlins nab europa
~ iommsn seoentt, ~iOnoern nod einen
Iestsn 8eriub our Rettune Der llnab.
banaietelt Der beioen 8utsnsR stubIifen
MAIDEN MOLE. Die 9snerdIe 8Oibu uno
De Bet iOasn Ibm ueriprOdsn baben,
ii6 10 LANCE ssesn bic Stltsn su bulten,
bis oas &slultat BON 9rIser's Reiis bee
tannt iperoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
afrttanii9er &riessi9auplat.
9rIaerS Gbfabrt.

gauI ardssr. Der 8rdfbsnt Der SGbs
ufrituniihen Republit, ipurbe Sreitas
WOreen UNI finf nbr beimli4 an 8orb
oes bOQGnbti4en 8reussrs ,.@elberlanb"
eenommen, auf rel1em Sdife er mad
SOlanO reiien tuirb. Dub sr 70 fribs
1eitis ii1 auf's Sdif besab, ioa oarin
feinen 9runo buben, +oab CT flrdtete, bic
8uren tpiroen ii6 tbdtli6 an ibm pers
e%reifen, oa iie iber feline 5Iuat aus benz
2anbe isbr erbittsrt iein iolsn. ST pers
Iisb oaS Saus oes pOriueieiiden Sou'
OerneutS in elmer eeidlOfsnen 8utide,
beeleitet bon Or. Chapman. Ser Sous
perneur foIsts in elmer Bripatfuti4e.
Die @efeaidaft fubr bur6'S 3oabaus
unb Serr 8rGaer beeub it6 bonn 8ols
umts'Bier unitatt bonn PaHaeier. Bier
an 9Oro bes 8reusers. DaS 8rieesidiff
1T, tuie bsridtet, Samitae bon 2Oren;o
Wtarquea fabren.
8Iutiesr 8ampf bel Sas
8srsfontsin.
Sen. RobertS beridtst untsr Datum
10. October Ons "SoIssnbs aus 9rstOria:
,,@ine AbtbeiIune BON 8uren fam in Der
Ra9t bonn l6. October mad S~ueersfon.
tein uno Elm 9ampf entipann iid, bel
benz bic gnelGnber IL 5oots, bic Buren,
oaeeeen 90 Gobte, pOrunter ibren @oms
m%anounten perIOren. 8ennp i6idte cine
@oIOnne untsr Saaet alb, peI6e Srsitas
Sa~aersfpntein erreihen ipQie."
The Globe-republican., 1900-02-22
GRAY COUNTY NEWS.

Fro the Cimarron Jacksonfan, Feb. 16.
We notice tufts of green grass start
ing up here and there in the low places
Frank Luther was in Topeka tho
first of the week woking big real
estate deal. Frank has a state reputs-
ton hustler In this line.
1t Is said there will be several candi-
dates for Representative from this district.
The political atmosphere is getting thick
with prosposed candidates names.
"A couple of Cimarron ministers are
now engaged in the laudable work of
congratulating each other that they are
alive. There ought to be more dead
preachers.
There is less whiskey used in Cim-
But it's wonder; several of the old
shake.
Person who have taken the trouble
to make canvas of the town tell us that
there is 30 cases of the measles in Cim-
arron, and probably as many more IN the
country surrounding.
The report is going the rounds to the
effect that Judge j. G. Strang ia to be
made attorney general OF Oklahoma a.
Strang was Judge of the Larned district
for a number of years and figured in our
county seat fight in an official capacity,
during which time he demonstrated bis
ability to get on both sides of question
at the same time-with his hands behind
him.
The Globe-republican., 1900-02-22

and have had no sickness to amount to
anything Fifteen OF this regiment had
a skirnish and whipped 400 Bolos. A
lieutenant killed and two men wounded
in that scrap The niggars here have not
many guns a few guns, spears. bows
and arrows. and some of them bolo,
kind Of g knife, like a corn knife only
worse The Bolos the worse men on
the Island to fight: but the chances of
having to fight aro slim.
The weather is not as warm here as I
expected to find it, Some days is pretty
hot, but most always good breeze. and
the nights are quite cool.
don't think there is any more danger
of me getting sick here than at home. L
never felt better in all my life than I do
now. We have had few boys ia hospf-
tai since coming here, but it was ac-
count Of vaccination
You ought to be here and see the mar
ket, and see what the folks eat They
have dried grasshoppers and bugs. and
stuff that 1 do not know what to call
Some of the people are rich and flying
high. ALoNzo B. CUMBAcK,
Co. A, 44th Z. :. Iuf.
The Globe-republican., 1900-02-22
From KinsIey Graphic
kInsiey Teachers Visit Dodge City.

kEnsley Teachers Visit Dodge City
a delegation of Kfnsley teachers COM
posed of Minnie McMichael, Mary Run
ser. Winifred Blanchard, W. r. Arthur
and Prof. Seaman visited the Dodge City
schools, last Friday, to learn new and
helpful methods of school work
Prof Webb, superintendent of the
Dodge City schools, met the teachers,
and after a hearty welcome, conducted
them to their stopping places Miss Nc
Michael was entertained by her sister.
Mrs. Brown
During the forenoon each teacher visit
ed the work which was of special interest
Prof Seaman examined the course of study
carefully, especially the grades, and also
attended the recItations in mathemati tics
in the high school. Mr.. Arthur attend
ed all the latin and science recitations-
The five classes il latin are doing strong
work.
Misses Michael and Blanchard studied
the primary work closely. They con-
slider the order, attention and work the
best they have ever seen. Miss Runser
devoted her attention to the fourth and
fifth grade work. under the supervision
of Misses Jordan and Knoy- She noted
particularly the neat board work.
In the afternoon the teachers went in
body to visit all of the grades, to meet
The teachers, to see the different school
buildings, decorations, programs and all
things of interest.
At seven O'Clock in the evening the
city teachers all met to bid us farewell.
1t was sad feeling that come over some
cf us as we were compelled to leave our
new friends But all united in saying
that never received more cordial
welcome. learned more, saw better con-
Il f1oH hAffa fir11a in
our lives.
The different methods of work will be
taken up at the next monthly teachers
meeting, held at the school house.
March 2. All friends OF the school are
invited to attend.
The Globe-republican., 1900-02-22
EAST END NOTES.

From the SpearvIIIe News. Feb To-
Joe Hecke recently purchased half
section of land mile east of SpearviIle
from Russell 6 Crane, Dodge CITY. Con-
sideration $3.50.
Father Schroeder has had a new
house aud barn built on his farm which
is just oyer the line, in Edwards county.
He has rented the farm to party in Gin
cinnati who will move here in the
spring.
The Bean bake and Camp fire given
by the G. A. L, Monday afternoon and
evening in CONNIE morstion of the birth
day of Lincoln. was one of the most
pieasurable affairs of the season notwith-
standing inclemency of the weather
which up to the middle of the afternoon
was one of the few real stormy days OF
the winter The storm kept most OF the
country people from attending. This
was very unfortunate rs everyone should
have heard and would have enjoyed the
mastery address of Judge Colo who
spoke of the Immortal Lincoln as the
Politician. the Statesman and the Man.
During the afternoon the storm
abated and tbs people turned out in
force to the supper which was served
in the Stern building. This supper
was announced n bean-bat<e and we
had pictured to ourselves q table we'll sup
pied with bacon and beans with probably
n supply of black coffee. We were led
to this suppOsition by the stories of army
fare, and hence were greatly surprised
to find this bean table laden with all
kinds of good things to eat The bean
was there, the coffee but there
was milk and sugar for it. The bacon,
TOO, in evidence but had to take
rather back seat compared with
boiled ham. roast beef. fowl, etc. Added
to this were cakes, and pies too numer-
Gus to mention. Perhaps the difference
between this bean supper and the one
the sold boys used to sometimes have,
was in a measure due to the difference
in the resources but suspect it was
mainly due to the difference in cooks.
After supper the audience again as
sembled at the School Hall where the
program was concluded. Judge Madison
of Dodge City, delivered an able address
on, Lincoln, Tho Man His remarks
wsre listened TO by full house, who ap-
preciated the excellence of his address
All participants in the program acquitted
| themselves creditably and the entertain
nent throughout was grand success.
The Globe-republican., 1900-02-22
From Kinsley Mercury
Our Visit to Dodge City.

1t is the policy of the present manage
ment of oar city schools to take at least
one day out of each year for the purpose
of visiting schools in neighboring cities.
In pursuance of this plan all of our
teachers, with the exception of Ars.
Wolcott who was unable to attend, visit
ed the schools at Dodge City.
On arrival Supt. Webb met us at
the train, and greeted with well
come that at once made us feel at home
We visited the schools all day and re-
ceived many helpful suggestions. Every
effort possible was put forth by the Supt.
and teachers to make our visit AN enjoy
able affair.
The pupils were extremely courteous
and seemed more than pleased to have
us observe their work
Under the management of Prof Webb.
the Dodge City schools have attained q
high degree of excelleney, and the city
should congratulate itself on having such
an able corps of instructors.
The Kinsley teachers will return to
their work with renewed vigor and
many new ideas gained as a result OF
their visit.
! The Dodge City teachers will attend
the association here on the oath of this
month. Our people should do all in theil
power to make their visit pleasant one.