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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

Victor, Colo, Aug. i0.-Yistor gave
an enthusiastic welcome 10 Vice Presi.
dent Roosevelt Friday, fully 10000
people participating. After an inspeo.
ton Of the Portland mine 1000 feet BE-.
low the srrface. the vice president was
taken 70 the Cold Coin club for lunch.
con where he responded 70 n toast. A
public reception was followed by car
riage drive. After a visit 10 Cripple
Greek the vice present returned to Col
orad0 Springs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

Mountain View. o. r.. Aug. To-
Tweniy.six mile south Of this place
Thursday was born a new city that has
800 actual residents and in operation q
hardware store, grocery store. two
restaurants and several other establish.
ments will be in operation as soon as
the lumber can be delivered on tho town
site. This new town is called Park
City and It Is one Of the government
TOWNSHIP reservations Within a half
mile Of the city is mountain spring
that flows several thousand gallons Of
,yater each day and in mile of the site
are the copper mineral claims Of Charles
Colcord and others. The site is 80 miles
northwest Of Iawton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

When you want to cool of and
enjoy life seek your favorite resort
and caiiIfor FHlstan bottle beer. SAT-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

Dallas. Aug. i0.-A woman. Willie
White, was killed and another called
Sadie Walker was wounded 80 seriously
that IL Is was not believed she eau live
by AN unknown person ~ a house on
Camp street. last night The police
have made one arrest There was no
witnesses % the killing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

Medicine Lodge, Kas., Aug 10. -Dav-
ID Nation has brought suit for divorce
from his wife Mrs Carrie Nation. tho
Temperance crusader Mr. Nation. who
Is now visiting in Iberia. o.. alleges his
wife held him mp to public ridicule,
neglected her family duties and aban.
donod his home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

Austin. Aug. TO- The state board Of
education at a meeting held here made
the app0rtionmest Of the state available
school fund Of 81. 7j per capita. based on
"A scholastic census OF 7l0,O0 children.
The scholastic census for i000-i00l was
T29. i75 apportionment, sl.75 per capita;
for ls99.l900, 996.072 apportionment.
A "a NOR rauifa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

Marinetta. Wis. Aug l0.-The J. @.
Brown Lumb r. company has sold 10 the
Meyer.H auser syndicate 10000 acres Of
land in Louisiana for So, 200. The pine
is located in the parishes Of Vernon.
Sabine. Calcules and Hatcatoches There
are over 50O,0OO,000 feet Of pine on the
trnrt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

Denison. Tex, Aug. l0.-James Nc.
Farland. a prominent cattleman and
rancher in the Greek Nation. was as
sassinated between Muskogee and Hen.
ryetta, Greek Nation. The body was
found with II bulletholes in H. There il
no Glow 70 the murder.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11
EIrht.Ianr Law UnheId.

Joplin. No, Aug. i0-Judge Hugh
Dabbs. Of the circuit court, handed
down lengthy written opinion upon
the constitutionality of the S-hour law
passed by the last legislature. as relat.
ing TO lead and zido miners IN Missouri
Judge Dabbs decided this law oonstitu.
tfouaI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11
DO cure Malaria In Four pays,

Take oulnoria. All druggists are au.
thorized 10 refund the money in any
case OF chills. fever or malaria Il falls
10 cure. Price soc per package. NJ.
II. James. the leading druggist, Bryan.
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-11

San Angelo. Tex. Aug. i0.-J. L.
Hewitt was shot and killed about eight
miles west Of here. Several shots were
exchanged, when Hewitt Tell with
bullet through his heed. Il Is said an
old school land controversy was the
cause.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
GRAY COUNTY NEWS.

From the Cimarron Sentinel. Oct TO-
1t is vaguely limited that certain persons
in this town are selling whiskey without
a government license. Look ont!
New settlers are coming in and locating
in all parts of the county. Considerable
land is changing hands and prices
coming up.
J. o. Snyder of Hodgeman county,
purchased 500 head of sheep at Kansas
City last week aud brought them to his
ranch near Wittrup.
FL. n. Gates, an old man who worked
for Archie Keech last summer, met his
death in the mountains near Colorado
Springs about three weeks ago, by falling
from cliff and breaking his back.
Calvin Stiles and Mr. Beg.ey of
Dodge City, returned Tuesday of last
week from overland trip to Comanche
county, where they purchased 275 head
of sheep. The sheep We're brought to
Mr.. Stiles place in Gray county.
Vesper Warner, through J. p. Emery,
has sold his ranch Foote town nship, to
w. A. Fickin of I.aCross, Kansas. The
ranch comprises 64O acres (section II.
township %, range 2s), with buildings,
sheds, aud good water supply.
L. L. 4ount. representing the law firm
of Kelly & Kelly of Topeka. was before
the commissioners Wednesday with a
proposition to refund S23. 800 (1s9O) is
sue of county bonds. According to Mr.
YoEnt's way of figuring the county
would save S1O,o9o by making the deal.
as the new bonds would only draw per
cent. interest instead of six. to be issued
in denominations of $1,000 each-the
county having the right to pay off one
bond each year. The old bonds are not
due for nineteen years The commission
ers have taken the matter under consider
alton.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
killing Prairie Dogs With A Patent
Machine.

D. E. Iantz, Field Agent, of the Ex-
pertinent Station, Kansas State Agricul-
ture College. writes to 81 p. Reynolds,
ment in the killing of prairie dogs. MIR.
Lantz has been requested 70 come here
and try his experiment, as the field is
ample and the prairie dogs numerous.
The following is the letter:
s<Dear Sir: 1 write to ask your opin-
ion about the suitability of Dodge City
place to conduct experiments ia des-
troying prairie dogs. Are there dog
towns near the city and how extensive
are they? Dodge Township trustee re-
ports 1000 acres in the township, but of
course 1 know nothing of their nearness
to Dodge City.
ented machine which promises to be very
effective in destroying them. In con-
nection with the United States depart
ment of Agriculture, we are planning to
have public test of this machine and
have thought that Dodge City would be
a convenient place to do the work Will
you kindly write me what you think of
this? Could we have a farmers insti-
tute?'-
Dodge City, who bothered with prai-
rie dogs, are requested to report the same
to j II. Churchill so that :. public test
may be made to exterminate them with
patented machine, in the near future, by
d. E. Lants of the Manhattan Expert
mental Station.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
saiamanders or Nevis.

l. S. Evans, Deputy Fish Warden of
Ford county, sent to the Commissioner of
Fish, Washington, the clipping from
GLoBE-REPUBLIcAN regarding the sup
posed footed fish in III Meade and Ford
counties. The Fish Commissioners replies
as follows:
s-Your letter OF October z, enclosing a
newspaper clipping and notes on So
called terrestrial fish, has been received.
1t is evident from your description that
the animal is not fish at all, but some
species of salamander, the specific de-
termination of which is not possible from
your DESCRIPTION
a salamander according to the cyelope-
dia, is divided into two kinds. the
aquatic and the terrestrial. The aquatics
or nevis, are more aquatic in their habits
than the saiananders, to which form and
character they very similar. having
an elongated body aud tail, and four
small weak limbs. They are brownish
gray above, yellowish beneath, spotted
with black They inhabit stagnant pools
and bitches. The salamanders inliabit
the water in their tadpole state and re-
turn to it only to deposit their eggs.
generally living in moist places, under
stones, etc. The general form is very
similar to that of the nevis. but the tail
is round, not flat as in nevis.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
Congressman Makes An Anarchist
Talk.

Louisville. Ky, Sept 25--In a
joint debate with Ex-Governor James
B. NIcCreary, opening the Democratic
campaign for United States Senator,
Congressman Charles K. Wheeler
said he could not refrain from ex-
pressing his condemnation of Nc
Kinley's every act as President. 1e-
claring that Mckinley was the most
dangerous man that ever sat in the
executive chair. Where was the
Democrat in Kentucky that wonld
give aid to this man Czolgosz and
yet where is the Kentucky Republi-
can that has not given aid and pro-
lection to the assassin of William
Goebel? How would President
Roosevelt feel If Governor Beckhuln
should offer to give protection to
Czolgosz as Roosevelt offered to give
it to Taylor, the fugitive? Now, he
said, Roosevelt is reaping the reward
of his infamy.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17

town Tuesday looking up location for n
drug store. Don't know the results yet.
IL p. McCaustland made business
trip to Dodge City Monday evening re-
turning Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Kane, cashier of the
Western Banking Company, is off on "a
visit to home folks.
Adam Darby. of Pratt county, is
visiting with his brother, William of
this place this week
ID. A Scott. of Scott & Scott, Topeka,
came in Tuesday and expects to remain
here some days.
Judge E. ii. Madison passed through
here on Tuesday on his way TO Meade to
hold court.
MIR. Tawner shipped two loads of
cattle from here Tuesday.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
EAST END NOTES.

From the SpearSilIe News Oct IL
Mrs Florence Meyers, of Harrington.
Kas-. an old friend of Mr.. Krom's family.
spent last Friday and Saturday with
thom.
Father Lenehau of the Catholic church
ar Dodge City came over Tuesday eve
ming to call upon Father kienhofer, of
the Windthorst church.
Another change took place in the
Santa Fe office this week a w. Amos.
who has been working Newton, has
taken the place of the night operator
F. c. Woodbury. was in from the Sol
diers> Home Saturday and made this of :
fee a pleasant call lie reports things
progressing nicely at The Home school
John B. Paige and Walter Burk went
through town the local Tuesday eve
ming. on their way TO Rocky Ford where
Mr.. Paige has purchased property. They
took car of goods along with them
Night Operator McGaw resigned his
position the road here Wednesday
morning and took his departure for parts
unk nown. Several persons, under
stand, are poorer and possibly wiser. as IA
result of his stay here.
H. w. Dorsett and family departed for
ST. Louis, yesterday, to consult special
lists in regard TO their daughter Mariau-s
knee, which has been giving her trouble
for about two years. They will probably
be gone about week.
H. NJ. Phillips has made invention
of shovels for cultivators. They are
straight a the point, about eight inches
wide and intended to be used on amy
cultivator. He has sent model to IL
pension attorney at Washington. who
says that it is patentable. We hope Mr..
Phillips will get the patent we are
conyiuced that it VIII be good thing.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
Names in the Cabinet.

President Roosevelt is surrounded
by an official family of short names.
In the cabinet we have Root, Hay,
Smith, Long, Gage, Knox-all nam les
of one syllable, which is most un-
usual The Presidents most iptim ate
friend is Wood. The man he is most
fond of in New York is Riis His
most intimate political enemy is Platt.
His political adviser and for years his
sponsor is Lodge. His private secre-
tary is Loeb. His secretary. while
Governor of New York was Youngs.
All names of one syllable.
There are nine letters in Roosevelt's 5
name-a mythical number. Nine
consists of a trinity of trinities. Ac-
cording to the PYthagorean numbers
man is n full cord, or eight notes, and
deity comes next. Three being the
trinity, represents a perfect unity
twice three is the perfect plural.
This explains the use of nine as n
mystical number, and also as an ex-
haustive plural perfection. There are
nine earths, nine heavens, nine gods.
nine muses., nine worthless, nine virgin
priestesses, nine lives in a cat, nine
rivers in hell, zine crowns in heral-
dry. nine heads to the hydra, nine
tailors to II man, nine buttons of
official rank, nine planets, nine
crosses, nine points of law, nine
spheres, etc.-New York Press.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
Perfect, Delicious,
Appetizing.
SkunkS.

Southwestern Kansas is the natural
home of the skunk and skunk farms are
very profitable and veral farns of this
kind are doing business in this county
AS a consequence skunks become very
tame and frequently come about the
house as an ordinary cat. Some amusing
accidents baye occurred that the Globe
vouches for the truth.
Not far from Meade lives an old bach
elor. While busy one morning getting
breakfast on the table, having just pour
ed u cup of coffee, and turning about TO
put the coffee pot back on the stove, and
returning what should meet his eyes but
IL large skunk sitting the table drink
ing from the cup OF coffee, while another
was setting in his chair. An amusing
conversation occurred and by a little
naneuvering the animals were induced
| To leave the culinary department and took
re fuge in pile of lumber near the house.
few evenings ago family in this
city i'll the early evening were surprised
to see Il skunk come gracefully into the
yard and up to the house, coming on the
porch he surveyed basket of peaches
and then examined some tomatoes close
by. Selecting Il large one from the bass-
ct he took it i'll his mouth and walked a
few feet away and ate it with much
relish. By tins time the family thinking
ahS ahitniii WAS getting a little 100 lahl1-
liar made some sighting remarks about
the stvarneut'' and he walked away as
much as to say that his feelings had been
hurt.
young man of this city OFT riding
his bicycle late in the evening and going
at a swift gait along a narrow path espied
a couple of these animals in the path and
from sheer lack of courtesy they refused
TO give the road. Not Wishing a collision
with anything quite SO swift he gave
them the entire road.
Yes, skunNs are becoming very numer-
Gus about Meade and their domesticity
and sociability is what is alarming
peopIe.-Meade Globe.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
State Temperance Union to Put Up
Posters in Kansas Towns.

The State Temperance union has begun
a great poster campaign throughout Kan
we'll as gospel temperance cam
p5,ign. The latter is being carried on by.
Prof. A. d. Wilcox and others through
public meetings.
The poster campaign is to be carried on
by field representatives of the union who
will go rapidly from town to town dis
tributing literature and putting up in
prominent positions from two to half
dozen large posters 19x26 inches size.
Many towns throughout the Second and
Fourth Congressional districts nave al
ready been visited by these field repre-
sentatives.
Among other things which this poster
contains is the following para graph in
prominent type:
Every city and county in Kansas
which, through its citizens and officers,
winks the violation of law, is fostering
Anarchy. To strike nown the laws which
the people have made is serious form
or Anarchy to strike down the rulers
which the people have elected. In either
case the government is attacked. Every
city in Kansas which is sowing to the
wind must be purged, or it will reap the
whirlwind of disrepute and social and
civic rot.enneSs-
1t is intended by the State Temperance
union by means of this poster campaign
to reach the masses of the people of the
state. Those in charge of The union argue
that only small per cent of the people
can be reached through public meetings.
but that by putting up these posters in
prominent places in every town. multi
tudes of people will De Influenced who
could not be reached in any other way
The unions poster contains also one
two large cartoons TO attract attention
and a few pointed statistics relative TO
the value of the prolIibitory policy to the
state.-Topeka Capital.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
His Last speech at Canton.

On the eve of his departure for
Washington, to be the second time
inaugurated as president, Mr.. Nc
Kinley, in public address said:
Nothing could give me greater
pleasure than this farewell greeting
this evidence of your friendship and
sympathy; your good will, and, L am
sure, the prayers of all the people
with whom I have lived SO long and
whose confidence and esteem are
dearer to me than any other earthly
honors To all of us the future is as
O sealed book; but if / can, by official
act of administration or utterance, in
any degree add to the prosperity and
unity of our beloved country, and the
advancement and we'll being of our
splendid citizenship, I will devote
the best and most unselfish efforts of
my life to that end. With this
thought uppermost in my mind, I
reluctantly take leave of my
friends and nsighbors; cherishing in
my heart the sweetest memories and
thoughts of my old home-my home
now, and, I trust. my home hereafter.
SO long as live
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17

The kentucky congressman de
sire to make martyr out of Govern
or Goebel will not find place among
patriotic people. The political fued
IN Kentucky has no parallel in the
causes which struck down President
Mckinley. The passion of some of
those people has not abated. IF they
have righteous cause in upholding
Goebel they should not execrete the
memory of William Mckinley, or
decry the character of President
Roosevelt.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
ADvEaTIsED LETTER LIST

The following letters remain unclaimed
for week ending October 18th, 1901.
Beicher, Geo M Bowman, Miss Ethel
Bailey, Bud Davis, ) FL
Duncan, Barney Finney. VIM. H
HaIlman, Emily A Hampe. w.
jenkins, Mr. johnson. I'll A
Lattimer, John Martin, G Mrs
Meadows, David Pinson, John r
Porter, Frank Whalley, Joseph
Wilks. "A I'll
One cent will be charged for adj
vertised letter delivered
j. A. ARMENT, p. NJ
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
RAILROAD NEWS.

A. G. Jastatt has returned from his
visit to Ohio.
The night operator at Spearville de-
camped leaving sundry debts.
The Division superintendent and
other division officers will be moved here
within less than two weeks.
Passes will not be abolished. The
measure not sweeping enough to
please the small roads and they defeated
it,
There is less danger on a fast train
than on a slow one, says Old time
conductor; hence railroad meu like to
make fast time.
Engineer Harry Newfer and family
have moved to Fort Worth, Texas. where
Mr.. Newfer is employed on the Cotton
belt Railroad.
Three train dispatchers are to be
moYed here from Newton in a few days
the first instailnent of division head
quarters.
Owing to The demand for beet cars
the Santa Fe has been obliged to utilize
the forty-to drop bottom coal cars in
shipping beets to the factory from La
Junta.-1ribune.
Sheriff Hale yesterday arrested the
third man mentioned by our Bucklin
correspondent, and the man confess, to
stealing six pair of boots and four quarts
of whisky from in the Santa Fe
yards here. The boots were sold ut
Bucklin.
Unlikely story from the Hutchinson
News: 1t is told of railroad man who
teaches a Sunday school class Great
Bend that when he asked the members
if they wonld like to go to heaven one of
the boys excitedIv inquired sis there to
be excursion:''
AT Newton bulletin posted in
the Santa Fe carpenter shop Saturday
morning. informing the employees in that
department, that until further notice
they would work but nine hours day.
This is one department where the men
are not compelled to put in any overtime,
and they naturally a little bit sore to
think their Working time has been re-
dueed. The order took effect Monday
morning.
-Johnnie Lynn, switchman in the
local yards, met with serious accident
last Friday afternoon. and his escape
from death simply "a miracle. In
grasping the end ladder of a freight car,
his foot slipped and he was thrown
der tlie He was rolled underneath
the brak kebeaIns for six car lengths be-
fore his fellow switchmen could apply
the brakes and stop the cars. His right
heel crushed and his body badly
bruised. BUTT is thought that no perma-
.ient injury will resuIt.-I-a Junta Fri
bune.
Cal Ferguson, special detective,
rested and brought to Winfield Saturday
night w. G. johnson, accused of murder
ing G. c. Montgomery johnson was
working on the 1O1 ranch for the Millers,
at Bliss, .. T.. when arrested, but has
been there only since the murder and
previously lived in, Winfield within three
blocks of Montgomery County Attorney
Torrance and Ferguson sweated johnson
all day, but what they found out is n
secret, Ferguson refused TO talk
further than say he IS confident he has
the right man. johnson is about 80 srs
old. His wife and parents live here.
Ferguson has johnson guarded and hid
in a secret place. The employees of the
Santa Fe throughout the state have Of
fered an additional reward of 50 900 for
the capture of the assassin of Detective
Montgomery, murdered at Winfield
This makes a reward of SO. 250.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
Some Chance for Him

A little fellow, talking to one of the
boys at the Decatur Methodist Orphans
Home said:
lyon boys seem SO happy out here I'd
like to stay with you always. but my
folks are so healthy I'm 'fraid won't be
an orphan for some time yetl'7-Aflanfa
Constitution.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17

Mothers every where praise One Minute
Cough Cure for the stIfferings it has re-
Iieved and the lives of their little ones IL
has saved Strikes at the root of the
troubles and draws ont the inflammation.
The children's favoTite Cough Cure.
Rssth & cambridge.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17

DeWitt's Little Early Risers never dis
appoint. They ere SAFE prompt, gentle,
effective in removing all impurities from
the liver and bowels. Small and easy TO
take Never gripe or distress Rath g
Bainbridge.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17
Waggish Mathematics.

The Santa Fe keeps neatly bound
book on its California Limited train call
ed ssThe Log Book. - and III this passeB-
gers record their observations and i'm
pressions of the trip, the excellence of
the service. etc.-sometiines bit of
verse, sometimes a note of approval of
the dining service.
One of the latest and best of these par
agraphs is given below. In it the writer
demonstrates ito his own satisfaction az
least) that it is cheaper to ride the
California Limited than to walk.
1.-The California Limited, May 30, 1901
San Francisco to Flagstaff, $50 miles,
fare and sleeper S36-4o, meals and extras
50 go, total $40; cheaper than walking
Walking at 20 miles per day, 43 days:
Meals % cents, lodging 25 cents, total
SAB. We ride first class, save Az days,
save shoe leather, save clothes and save
$3. Who would not ride on the Califor-
MIA Limited? WILLIAM SEXTON,
st401 California street,
San Francisco, Cal.',
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-17

stops the Cough and works Off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day No cure, No pay.
Price % cents.