The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-07-26

There is man in town going to vote
for Bryan for he wants four years. rest.
There are nine presidential tickets in
the field, with the Gold Democrats to
2aear from.
There is not much said about it, but
there is strong probability that Mis-
souri, will go Republican.
The fusion deal is for the purpose of
gObbIing the representatives. and con-
gressmen. If the Democrats could get
the next con gress they would be content
over the defeat of Bryan.
One of the defendants in the Goebel
murder case is said by q witness to have
displayed roll containing $11OO. The
prosecution has corruption fund of
100000 and imported legal talent to
scatter it in political man hunt.
Mr.. Yerkes, the Republican candidate
for Governor of Kentucky, says the
Goebel law is a specimen of the only i'm
perialism to be found in this country. 1t
is trait of the Democratic party to
charge its worst offenses upon others
The Eastern Democrats acquiesced in
the Democratic platform aud winked a
eye in the quiet submission to Organism.
They will let Bryan be defeated this year
and reorganize the Democratic party
differe MT lines for the campaign of 1904.
When Illinois entertains the Grand
Army of the Republic next month. the
encampment will have peculiar signi-
1icauce, for the organization is going
home to the state where it was born, the
state that gave the nation its great war
p resident and commander in chief.
-Four years ago Sumner county farmers
Were offering nine per cent interest on
prime farm loans but couldn't find any
body to loan the money. Today money
1oaners are hunting Sumner county farm
loans at six per cent. interest, but cam
find the farmer who wants to borrow.
The truth is that the average Sumner
county farmer has money of his own to
loan
The trough rider'' garb will be the
@swide- awake costume this year. Old
time Republicans remember the cam
yaign of 1860, in which the Wide Awake
clubs took conspicuous a part The
rough-rider garb, unlike the wide-a.
wakes, will be found in the South. The
rongh-rider hat, and the rough-rider
coat and the rough-rider club, will en-
1iven the campaign in the cities.
War in fact exists. if fighting be war.
as most men take it to be. But so far a
the United States is concerned the fight
1t is simply piece of police work, but
the force OF circumstances now carried
much further than this Government and
perhaps than that of China expected.
With the completion of such police duty
&he United States may be content For
whatever may come afterward it may
find diplomatic means sufficient. It has
Hitherto Jared pretty well in diplomatic
work in that quarter of the globe, some
Of eal -fsE, 81.
n stwhin of grape but never with a ssrf-
ons war. just because it is necessary to
@end some warships to the Chinese coast
and TO send some regiments thither for
Hand service, possibly for march to Pc
kings it does not signify that we are go
ing TO wage war OF conquest or to join
the Powers of Europe in partitioning the
Chinese Empire.
spent Good Farm Doctoring.
Mr.. A. NOEL of Asherville, Kansas,
says he spent good farm doctoring him
self for chronic diarrhoea but got no re-
aief and was afraid that he must die. He
CHANGED to get hold of bottle of Cham
Eerlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and was permanently cured by
&C. For sale by W. s. Amos.