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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
N GU CAN marry him if you Xix
Mandy, but he's no good" sa

~ on CAN marry him if you like
Mandy, but he's good,'' said
old John Scott, he sat on a log out,
side his ca bin door one warm NOR min g
in June.
*<Ain't you little hard on him, Dad
dy?" said Mandy, tall, 1.-THE girl OF
IS, who stood near him.
81 guess not; Teller who cant
shoot when his mark is plain and hia
finger is the trigger lacks sand, and
won't do to tie to-
Maybe he didn't want to kill How
ard said Mandy.
'EWhat the thunder did he take his
boss for, then?''
Mandy looked down at her bare feet
without answering, while her fathel
continued to smoke his pipe. Finally
he said:
mo use talking about it now, but
I'll watch him clost after this
Mandy went about her household
duties troubled by her fathers words
for she thought she loved Sam Will
Hams, the subject of their converse,
ton.
j The Williams and the Howards were
at feud, and at the county seat the
day before her sweetheart, to show
his contempt for all the Towards, had
led away Abe Howard's horse, which
he found tied to the rack by the court
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rE slne,Na OF rHE aRoo..

A little brook runs from fts.source.
It chatters on its sparkling course
And over sands and pebbles sings.
It runs beside a grassy lawn,
Where lofter little children gay,
And they hear It ripple on.
Its song to them is joyous play.
Two lovers go their happy way,
While cioudless is the sky above;
AS by the singing brook they stray
1t sings to them song of love-
"A weary farmer homeward comes,
And deep sigh heaves his 3res i;
He pauses by the brook that huns
To him gentle sang of rest.
"A war-worn soldier passes by,
But stin the brook doth never cease;
The SternnesS fades from out his eye
As comes to him its song of peace
"A wandering pilgrim, bent ard gray,
Beside the brook stops in his way
1t sings to him a song of home
So ever comes Dame Natures voice
With some sweet musing to irnpart,
In language soothing. calm and choice.
To suit the thoughts of every heart.
Thus Natures grand, unriva1ed lays
Doth this beguiling brook rehearses
1t ever sends its note of praise
To Him who planned the universe
M H Frederick, in Louisville Courier
Journal
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house. He had called to see Mandy,
leading the horse, and had Dragged c I
his feat, saying that Abe Howard
would have to follow him and get hur f
or play the coward and lose his horse.
Mandy felt pride in her lover, and
her father had nodded appFovingly.
Two hours later Abe Howard rode
up to the cabin on borr owed animal
seized his own animal and in spite OF
Sans threatening rife had led it
away He even stepped long enough
to cut the bride reins of Sans horse,
which stood near his own, and he also
hurled at his enemy several insulting,
epithets at that time fashiona BILE in
the mountain districts Sam had
stood in the cabin door, his rifle point
ell at Howard, but he did not fire, and
his host had noticed a certain agita-
ton in his manner that ruined him in
his estiIna atom
Hes a coward" he muttered, and
he did not ask him to stay to supper.
Mandy, as she washed the breakfast
dishes, thought over the incident of
1he day before. She tried to find ex,
cuses for her lover, but could not II 9
had certainly shown the white feath,
er.
II felt so sorry for him. she muir
INJURED, s.and that low down Abe How
ard holIerin' Coward and shoss thief
at him, but maybe Sam win fix him
yet and she took some comfort in
the thought
After dinner she concluded to run
over to her aunt's, just beyond the
ridge, for little visit, and telling her
father, she started Her way lay
through a notch in the ridge, which
made very fair road She had gone
a mile when she saw horseman
coming, whom she easily recognized a.
Abe Howard They were quite well
acquainted, but being engaged to
Abess enemy 1T was the custom of the
mountains under such circumst ances
to ignore his existence, so she kept on
her way, with Ter sunbonnet tuned
so to hide her face from him.
Presently she heard the sharp re-
port of rifle, and, looking, she saw
Abe throw up his arms and tumble
from his horse to the ground. where
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Hates Visiting Cards.

If you want to insult a visiting coun,
tryman ask him to send up his card to
the person upon whom he desires to
call His antipa thy to cards must nave
been born of experience with bunco
steerers and gold bricks Here is
typical denizen of the fields and woods
come to New York to see a friend Iiv-
ing in a big apartment house, fifth
floor. To the bel1boy: MIR. Franklin
live yere % YES Tell i'm I want to
see i'm Give me your card, please"
Gard? Who said anyt hing bout card !?
Jes' tell Mr. Franklin L want to see i'm -
What name shall 1 say?' Name
What business you got asking my
name? I tell you I want to see Mr..
Franklin; he's expectin' me, and don't
want none of your blame foolishness.
The elevator ascends and descends. the
boy returning with this MESA ge: s'Mr.
Franklin says what is your businesss
he is very much engaged just now. He
wants to know who you are ''Yo jest
tell Mr. Fra nklin he can go to - He
invited me to eat dinner with him, and
now pre- tends he don't know me. That's
New York all over He goes away in a
huff. and it takes Franklin a week to
make peace-N- Y Press.
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First ublishcd Jan Q, 1902.
ORDIN

Ordinance No. 251. of the City of Dodge
City, Kansas.
An ordinance providing for the sale of
tain lands in Ford County, Kansas, belong
ing to the City of Dodge City, Kansas. and
repeating Ordinance NO 255 of the said city.
BE it ordained by the Mayor and Council
men of the City of Dodge City:
Section L. The folio wing described lands,
the property of the City of Dodge City, Kan
sas, situate in Ford county, Kansas, to wit:
Lots Three L3l, Four (f) and Five 60 and
the Southeast quarter CD of the Northwest
quarter (A) of Section No Six (6)
Township Twenty seven I2Tl, south
Range Twenty-four [24l. west, and
Lot Seven ri of Section Thirty--onc 1871 in
Township Twenty six C26), south, of Range
Twenty four (24). west, hereby sold
to Philip p Tfefenbach and julius b. lief
enbach, of Ford County, Kansas, for the sum
of One Thousand Dollars. cash in hand
Sec. 2. The Mayor of Dodge City is hereby
authorized and directed to execute and de
liver to SAID Philip Il. Tiefenbach and Julius
B. TicfenDaoli. on behalf and i'm the of
the City of Dodge City. Kansas, a good and
sufficient deed of warranty conveying the
aforesaid lands. described in the foregoing
chasers, on payment by them the said
sum One Thousand Dollars, and the
said deed shall be attested by the
Clerk of the City of Dodge City and the seal
City be affixed to said decd by the
Mayor.
Sec. 3. Ordinance No. 255 of the City of
Dodge City is hereby repealed
Section A. This ordinance shall take effect.
be in force from and after its publication
once in the Globe Republican.
Passed Council Jan 1, 1902
6. NJ. HOOVER,
(sEAL) s. GALLAGHER. Mayor
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His Labor Lost.


Mr. nd Mrs Bixta bic resided in IN
apartment house, but as theirs was the
lower fat they exercised kind of SUI
pervision over the little lawn in from t.
One morning Mrs BiNta bic discovered
her hus bal nd in the rear of the building,
engaged in strapping the lawn mower
the handlebar of the bicycle
t-Why, Gerald she said. how ridic-
ulous, Don't you know
1T isn't ridiculous at aI1i' he re-
torted. I've carried heavier weights
than this
But
81 know what I am doing. Miranda.
Don't bother me-
She said nothing more. With a vast
amount of work he succeeded at last
in tying and stra piping the instrument
across the front of his bicycle and
started to trundIe the machine out to
the road
Then he made a discovery
ssWhy, Miranda he exclaimed. cit q
too wide to go through any opening
we've gotl''
81 know it, Gerald quietly responded
his wife That's what / was trying
to tell you ''-Youtk's Companion.
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M'KINLEY MEMORIAL FUND.
Letter from the Governor.

TOPEKA, January 5, I9OZ.
Editor Globe-Republfcan, Dodge City.
In the matter of the movement in Kan
sas for the Mckinley Memorial, it has
been thought best to leave the raising of
funds by the banks, postmasters and bust
ness men, under the direction of the
Secretary of the national committee, MIR
Ryersou Richie, and the contributions
in The public schools, universities and
colleges with the Governor and Superin-
tenden1 of Public Instruction.
Tie Doth day of January, known as
kansas Day. and which also is the birth
day of the late President, will be made a
special day for ontributions from schools,
universities and colleges A program
has been prepared by the Superintendent
of Public Instruction, and il is very
earnestly desired that teachers, students
aud scholars participate in the exercises
on the day designated, and make such
donations as may be credit to the state
and assist in this very worthy object.
The Governor and Superintendent of
Public instruction very anxious that
all the teachers and heads of educational
institutions in the state cooperate with
them in this movement, and secure such
contributions as may be credit to the
public spirit of the students and scholars
If this movement ceuld be made so
general that every scholar would have
the opportunity of contributing some
thing, if they so desired, and every
teacher would stimulate the effort by
personal contribution, the movement in
the schools would succeed. The success
of the movement will be assured if the
newspapers of the state give it a friendly
notice. Yours very truly,
w. E. STANLEY
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Ford County List.

SW I2-2s-21; Sc 1s-25-21; NV 9-2S "a; Sc &c
% 25; SW 81 1921; Lots 3, 4. and E4 SW 10
1924; Sc 1926; Lots 1. 2, and 81 e 6-29-24
Lots l, 2, 30-27-23 and NJ NE 25-27 "a, E1s
NV and En- SW % % %; SW 6-2923; nv "a
1926; NV s-29-24; SW % 2s-25; SW 1929
Sw - 81; Sc SW IA -2s-25; Sc ,s-
% 20; NV 81 2S-21.
Scott, % Greeley, "a Hamilton, IS kearney,
IS Finney, 10 Wichita and in fact land in any
the western counties of Kansas. For
terms and prices write.
LEONARD HILLS,
Peoria, illinois,
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Child Worth Millions.
III. L. HUBBARD.
E. E, SMITH.

my child is worth millions to me"
says Mrs Mary Bird, of Harrisburg, Pa,
.syet [ would have lost her by Group had
I not purchased n bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure, One Minute Cough Cure
is sure cure for coughs. Group aud throat
and lung troubles. An absolutely safe
Youngest child take it with entire
safety. The little ones like the taste and
remeinb Der how often it helped them.
Every family should Lave a bottle of One
Minute Cough Cure handy. At this sea-
son especially it may be needed suddenly.
Rath & Balm bridge.
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We have just added lot of new job
type of new esign and of the most ap-
proved style, and we ask your patronage
in Job work With fine type, excellent
paper and mater ial and exquisite work
manship, the GLoBE-REPUBLICAN guar
antees satisfactory work. For its efforts
in building up the country the GLOBE
REPUBLICAN is worthy of your patronage.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF GROUP
Little Bows Lie Saved,

l have few words to say regarding
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. IL saved
my little boy s life and I feel that 1 can
not praise 1t enough. / bought bottle
of it from A E. Steere. of Goodwin. ).
D.. and when got home with il the poor
baby could hardly breathe. I gave the
medicine directed every ten minutes
until he ssthrew mp; and then [ thought
sure he was going to choke TO death. We
had to pull the phiegm ont of its mouth
in great long strings L am positive that
if had not got That bottle IF eongh
medicine. my boy would not be earth
today.-JOEL DEMoNT. Inwood, Ioua.
For sale by Palace Drug Co.
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The secret OF Long Life

Consists in keeping all the main organs
of The body in healthy. regular action,
and in quickly destroying deadly disease
germs Electric Bitters regulate Stom-
and give a splendid appetite. They work
wonders in curing Kidney Troubles,
Female Complaints, Nervous Diseases,
Constipation. Dyspepsia- and Maraiia-
Vigorous health and strength always fol
low their use. Only soc, guaranteed by
Ra.h Sc Bainbridge druggist
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09

The editor of the Dodge City G ODE
Republican spent an hours time one day
last week hunting up business men who
were interested in current Literature, and
wrote a good stoiy the good influence
of gnod literature. If person we're TO
look up the matter he would find more
good, whole< ONE reading in II home of
the western Kansau than any place on
earth-Iibeial News.
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First publication. Dec. L.. 1901
TIMBER CULTURE. FINAL PROOF.-NO
TICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office,
Dodge City, Kansas DeceID Der 10, 1901.
Notice is hereby given til at Sarah C. H. Top
ley. heir Films Zerby, deceased, has
filed notice of Intention to make final
proof before the Register aud Receiver of the
United States Land Office, Dodge City, X AN
sas. on Saturday, the 18th day of January,
1902, timber culture application No 1854, for
the Southwest quarter of section No. IA, in
township No. p south, range No % west
She L wiTnesseS=
Wesley King, of IieIvideIe, Kansas, and
Thomas Peterson, Henry Schmid and Will
liam j. Fitzgerald, ali of Dodge City. Kansas
THos. A. SCATEs, Hegister-
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Heads should Never Ache.

Never endure this trouble. Use at once
he remedy that stopped it for Mrs n. A.
Webster, of Winnie, Va.,-she writes
DIR. Kings New Life Pills wholly cured
me of sick headaches ! had suffered from
for two years. Cure Headache. Consti-
patton. Biliousness. 25c at Rath s.
Bainbridge's drug store.
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he lay as if dead A thin puff OF smoke
among the trees at the roadside
showed from whence the deadly bull
let had come. The form of a man came
from behind the smoke, and she saw
Sam Williams emerge and move to-
ward the body of his fallen enemy.
Suddenly the apparently dead How
ard sprang to his feet. Like the Leopard
Knight in Scott's stTa1isman,'' he had
pretended to be dead in order to draw
his enemy within his reach. He was
apparently unarmed, but he did not
hesitate to rush on his enemy.
Sam presented his rifle. but it was
seized by the muzz1e, jerked from his
hand, and broken against tree. Sam
turned and fed. Howard sprang on
his horse and followed, f1ourishing the;
remains of the rifle.
Mandy shrank to one side of the
road, and her 1over,-Ais face livid with,
terror, darted by without seeing her.
She determined to aid him to esca Pc,
and sprang into the road in front OF
his pursuer, shouting and waving her.
arms Howard checked his horse and
brought him to standstiI1.
please let him go, Abe, he's so
scared" pleaded Mandy.
''Sartin, if you ask it, Mandy" and
he grinned and threw away the broken
gun.
She looked up and saw staIwart
trousers, straw hat, and one yarn
suspender. His brown eyes had
merry twinkle in them, and his sum
burned face was far from forbidding.
81 never knew he was so handsome,
thought Mandy. 'sAnd he's got lots OF
sand, sure
While she was looking at him he was
admiring her
stShe's purity Kentuck fly"
he said to himself, as he noticed her
ma gnificent form, covered by a calico
dress. Her mass of brown hair had
tumb1ed down, and as she took off her
sunbonnet to knot it up she disclosed
the full beauty of her gray eyes and
red cheeks.
"Where you going, Mandy2" he
asked.
cover to see Aunt Nancy Styles
"Can L give you a 1ift?''
She hesitated, and before she could
make up her mind whether to refuse
or accept his invitation she found her.
self lifted behind him.
Thes had very pleasant ride, but
Sam Williams was not mentioned. He
told her of his farm, the new ca bin he
had just built, and mentioned the good
qualities of another horse he had at
home.
She told him of her chickens and
how much butter she had made from
Bloss, her COW, her very own, for
was calf. She also mentioned the
new dress she was making, which was
for Sunday only, and so the time was
taken up till they reached her aunt's.
He waited till she was ready to start
home, and insisted on being her COM
pany for the trip.
1t was nearly time for supper when
old John Scott saw be Howard riding
up the pathway to his ca bin, and to his
surprise his daughter was riding be,
hind him.
-. what on EARTH" said the old man,
looking to that his gun was handy.
Uncle John,'' said Abe, as he rode
up, II come to ask you for Mandy
<tFor Mandy?''
Eyes, daddy, we've fixed it up said
his daughter, as she slid to the ground
Then she related the incident of the
afternoon.
The old man grinned approvingly
and remarked:
That's something like it, Light,
Abe, put up your boss and come in and
have some SUPPER
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A Cure for LumbagO.

w c. Williamson, of Amherst, Va.
says: For more than a year L suffered
from lumbago. / finally tried Chamber
iain's Pain Balm and it gave me entire
relief, which all other remedies had failed
to do Sold by Palace Drug Co.
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$50 Reward will be paid for informa-
ton leading to the discovery of the
parties Who poisoned my dog on the.
morning of Dec 2Sth, between the resi-
dence of Z. E Smith and Imel's Grocery
store about s 80 am.
IL. L. HUBBARD.
z. E, SMITH.
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First published Dec. 10. 1901.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Department of the Interior.


Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Dodge City. Kas-.
December II. 1907
Notice is here-sy given ti.at the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof Will be made before the
Register IL Receiver. U. S. Land Ofiice at
Dodge City, Kansas, on January ., 1862, viz :
Frank Cook, o. d. 8 No. G902, for the
East half of Northeast quarter, East half OF
Southeast quarter OF See &c. T. 27, r. % west
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cu1tiva-
ton of said land, viz:
William E. Fowler, Alfred MeIfa. Emerson
MeIia, d. Oliver RineIIart. all of Ford, Kan
sas. TIIOS. A. SCATES,
Register.
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In your travels over Kansas, espe eialIy
in the treeless south and western part
you have no doubt noticed that at every
spring or spring branch and small stream
of Lying water there was an abundant
growth of water cress. Did it ever occur
TO you that these growths We're not spon-
taneous; but that on the other hand, the
plant, or the seed from which it now
grows so plentifnlly was placed by the
hand OF man? Well, such is the fact
In an early day, long before the country
was settled and before any vegetables
were raised in the part of the state men
toned, and while the only white inhabl-
tants were the occasional hunters and
trappers, with now und then a govern
1nent scout or troup of cavalry, it was
deemed advisable by the army officers
then stationed at the differently and
widely scattered military posts in the
west to plant water eress at points where
there was a possibility of it taking root
end growing. that the soldiers and way
about teNSho were forced to live on salt
one else IN kithont vegetables, might be
closed was the supply of cress. 1t is said
heid IN the statereventive of scurvy, tina,
Bill Fisher. theais sure to attack per
and horse man, who W. do without vege-
less than a ton. has bee wise provision
City for five months, whe1e it has scatter
ested in banking and lun-yed each re-
prlses- me salad by
In 1861 the expenditures olss-Kippxnan
OF Kansas for all purposes
735. 20. In 1901 the disl nj wr;ob,
amounted to nearly as mill, Duck creek
Alexander Sherman of Stnas been very
Carl Bieber, farmer nearye part of the
received money from est
many; SO, 600 and $50, 900.
Mike Sutton says he m
living in his law busines
revenue collector aptneenent OF Dis
ST., 600 ne got out c<'sthen life is made by
Lawrence is to- he writes. That Dr. Dr..
associated chaEseovery for Consumption
contest for vvEallible remedy that I have
ersock donatfor Coughs, Colds and Grin.
1 BILE to people with weak lungs
wonderful medicine no one
Temporal Pneumonia or ConsumDtion-
at the L<ef is instant and cure certain.
Indie q Bainbrfdge guarantee evely soc
sad S1-O0 bottle and give trial bottles
szree.
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Postmaster Arment is ready to receive
subscriptions to the Mckinley Memorial
fund. Each person is expected TO
con tribute not more than ten cents.
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First Pub, Nov %, 1861.
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF.-NO-
T1CE FOR PUBLICATION

Dodge City. Kansas. November p. 19sf-
Notice is hereby given that Henry
1Iouser has fiIed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Register and Receiver
of the U. Land Offfcc Dodge City,
Kansas. on Saturday. the 18th day of January.
1872. timber culture application No. 1882,
for the southeast quas ter of section No Is.
in township No. IS south, Range No "a west
lie names as Witnesses
Oscar Carmichael, Oliver Stein
Fredrick Steinman. Joseph Erskin. eli of
.o's ny Tmos. a. scATEs. Register
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pnb- Dec 10, 1901.
TIMER CULTURE. FINAL PROOF--SO-
TICE FOE PUBLIC TON
united states Land onice.

TICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
United states Land Office
Dodge CRY Kansas Dcce,ni'er 4. 1901
Notice is hereby given that Charles E. LoPp
has filed notice of intention make
final proof before the Register and Receiver
of the T. 8 land office their office in Dodge
City Kansas. on Saturday,th the 18th day of J an
1902, timber culture application
No 1i25O. for the northwest quarter of sec
ton = o. 10, in township No 20 south, range
No s3 west.
He witnesses
Samuel incl. and Robert Incl of Wright
kansas and Jesse L. Braddock and Jacob e
Hess, of Spe:lrvilIe. kansas
THOS. a. SCATES. Register.
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Rubber Stamps. Dates, Stencils, Etc.
at the Novelty Works, 3 doors south of
the Rink.
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A MOuntaiu
Courtship ~
By Hon. H. w. tRucto Haurieaseu

Copyright, 1901, by Authors Syndicate-l
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Suggestive Program for Kansas and
Mckinley Day, Jan. %, 1902.