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THE boys in the brokers' office
always had made a butt OF
Bunker. Bunker was the bookkeeP
er, taciturn and rather solemn-1ook
ing at ali tines The boys called
him s4the old man. Bunker was &C
and 1.-The boys were FL there
EDouts- All sorts of jokes were
played old Bunker, but he never
showed the slightest sign of resent
ment. II any of the shafts of weak
witticisms which were hurled at him
day in and day out pricked there
was wincing. The cubs finally
came to the conclusion that Bunker
was dense physically and mentally
How this may have been nobody per
haPs but Bunker knew definitely, but
he was a good bookkeeper, and that
was far as the real old man of the
office cared to inquire
Teddy Long, the office masher:
who wore patent feathers from
Christmas to Christmas, and knew
all the latest things in fancy vests
and flowing ties, used to say that il
a woman should speak to Bunker the
old man would fall dead When il
happened rare occasions that
woman would drop into the office
to make inquiry about something
Bunker would send one of the boys
to answer her questions Once OF
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Beautiful Watch Free.

The delight of a boys heart is beau
tiful watch. The Journal has them. and
the name of this watch is The Eclipse
Any energetic boy who will get out and
secure for ten subscriptions for the
Weekly journal at 25c each, making a
total of So. so, and send the names to u.s.
together with the amount, we will mail
to him. postage prepaid, present.
this beautiful watch. Rustic boys. rustic.
only lasts for a short time. By using a
little energy. Won can earn this beautiful
watch and never miss the time Send
honey by postoffice order or draft. and
mail all orders to The Weekly Journal,
Kansas City, Mo. Send for samples to
be used in canvassing.
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twice the cubs succeeded in getting
Bunker himself to wait upon the fe-
male visitor, and then they lay back.
metaphorica1ly speaking, and enjoyed
themselves hearing the old man slut
ter and stammer and in seeing him
blush rosy red while trying to an
swer the fair visitors queries. They
came to the conclusion in the office
that Bunker was not woman hater
simply because it wasn't in his dis
body They put it down that with
him it was a plain case of just wom-
scared.
The office was on the twelfth floor,
and its windows looked out over the
roof of low building just beyond.
Teddy Long had a desk at one win
dow. Teddy frequently was more
occupied with the office behind the
windows in the twelfth story of the
building beyond than he was with
the business in his own office. 1t
was law firm that held the prem
ises opposite, and the lawyers were
known to the boys in the brokers'
Office for the frequency with which
they changed their typewriting staff.
About once a month a new face, and
always a pretty one, wo~a1d appear
in front of the machine back of the
legal windows One morning Teddy
Long cast his eyes across the way
the big window pane. AS he told the
other boys a few minutes after, this
new face had all the others that had
gone before 'tbeat to DEATH
stShe's a daisy, fellows said Teddy.
when you get a chance go to the
window and shy a look over there.
She's got black hair, swapping eyes,
red cheeks and a daisy figure"
Distant inspection by the other
young members of the brokers' staff
fully confirmed Teddy's opinion of
the new arrival The next morning
Teddy sat at his desk biting the end
of a pencil and stroking his upper lip
where there was just the faintest
substance of things hoped for, the
evidence of things not seem Teddy
had been casting 1anguishing glances
in the direction of the .ypewriting
charmer in the lawyers office He
knew she had seen him. but as far
any evidence that she cared to
pay any attention to him was con-
cerned the girl might have been a
stone wall. Teddy was nettIed.
Things had been easy for him at
other times, and his bump of conceit
now had a dent in it, Joyi All at
once the charmer looked up and
smiled. showing a set of even white
teeth in a framework of scarlet.
Teddy smiled back and nodded al
most imperceptibly. There was n
very decided bow in return, and
Teddy went soaring Instantly, how
ever, the young woman turned again
to her machine and her white fin
gers went flying nimbly over the
keys Though she might be a bit
given to flirting. the young woman
apparently did not mean that the
little weakness should divert her
mind too long from her work.
TsdsS half wheeled his chair
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Three Months Free.

To all new cash subscribers to the
GLOBE REPUBLICAN during the month of
October additional credit will be given
from the close of the year paid for to the
first of the following January, SO that in
reality the person who subscribes now
will receive the paper to January Ist tree.
The same additional credit will be made
to all old subscribers who pay one year
in advance during this month. The
q LOBE REPUBLICAN, should be in every
home in this county. Ford county is
rapidly growing in population and
wealth. The GLOBE REPUBLICAN will
grow and improve in proportion with its
increased patronage. The subscription
price is 81 per year. less than two cents
per week.
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ELECTION Is OVER.

While the election of Tuesday undoubt-
eddy marks new epoch in the political
history of Ford county, and while SO long
the majority rules it does in all
elections i'll Free America, the majority
is always pleased over the result of an
election, still, it is equally true that ev-
eryDody is glad now. ia every cam
paign that election IS over. They are
glad too, that it is over for two years;
that the whole time may now be given
more to their private business affairs. A
man who is half man loves his home
more than any other spot n the world.
There is especial reason to be pleased
with a home in Ford county at this time.
Every condition is improved beyond the
early hopes of the old settlers. What
was once a mere speculation regarding
the future of Ford county as sln agricul-
tural country is fact. No one
doubts that it will always hold a
prominent place in the great state of
Kansas. Every body is encouraged to
turn their energies toward developing to
the utmost the natural resources of the
county We have two thriving cities on
TWO great trans continental railroad lines
that are rapidly growing, Dodge City on
the Santa Fe and Bucl;lin on the Rock
Island. Here and there all over the
county new fan m homes are being estab-
1ished. Homeseek ers find the opportun-
tiles of Ford county mcst inviting. With
this favorable condition everyone is
eager to give their entire attention to
business affairs.
With these things in view we are all
glad that election is over. and feel that it
is no time to continue political squabbies
that come up in campaign. 1t is time
10 get down to business; time for Ford
county people of every political faith TO
work together for the common interest of
the business welfare of the county. Let
as join together for two years of business
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One Minute Cough Cure

Is the only harmless cough cure that gives
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Group, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough.
Pneumonia, Asthma, LaGrippe. and a !
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Muncie, Ind, and contracted severe
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Cough Cure cuts the phlegm, relieves the
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cures Group. An ideal remedy for child
rem. Rati 81 cambridge.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PUBLICATION NOTICE
In the District Court of Ford County. Kansas
tiff,
A; j. Dana, E. Heliker. Trustee, j. b. Mck,n-
ley, Successor in Trust, and A. c. wilcox
Defendants.
State of Kansas to A. j. Dana, f. HeIfker
trustee j B: Mckinley. successor in trust,
and A wilcox:
1ou wf1l take notice that You have been
sued in the District Court of Ford County
Kansas in an action in which the City Real
estate Trust Company is plaintiff and YOU
are defendants and that You answer
the petition filed in said action before
the first day of January, 1908 said petition
viii be taken true and Judgment and
decree rendered accordingly in said action
against You, qufeting and Confirming in the
plaintiff the title in and the following
1escribed real estate lying and situate the
County OF Ford and state of Kansas,
u. The southwest quarter of section thirty two
(3z4. tOWnSh1l1 twenty-Seyen (271 south. range
twenty three (23) west of the sixth prin cipaI
meridian, and barring and forecIosing you
OF and from all right, title, interest or estate
in or two said real estate any part thereof.
and eDjoinfng you from setting up any claim
or interest in said real estate any part
thereof
Attest: WHEELER & SwITZER,
D. q BAIRD. Art'ys for Plaintiff
Clerk District Court
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
First Published October so. 1902
J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, plaintiff,
Lew e Darrow and DomitiIa Rowland de
PENDANTS.
The state of Kansas the above
defendants, greeting:
You will take notice that 23d dav of
October 1862. the above named plaintiff did
file his petition in the above named court
against you the said defendants, and that
you must answer said petition before
the 18th day of December. 1902, said petit
ton will be taken as true and judgm ant
rendered against you accordingly decreeing
that the plaintiff has good and perfect title
to the southeast quarter of section eleven
CID township twenty nine (29) range ivy
six (26) in Ford county, Kansas. and quietin e
creeing that you the said defendants and
each of you have title to, interest
lien upon said land and that you be forever
barred from asserting any title q interest
in lien upon said Iund adverse to said
plaintiff and for costs.
(SEAL) J. c. BAIRD
Clerk of District Court
REEVES & KIRKPATRICK
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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A Thanksgiving Dinner

Heavy eating is usually the first cause of
indigestion Repeated attacks inf1ame the
mucous membranes lining the stomach,
exposes the nerves of the stomach, pro-
duciDg swelling after eating, heartburn
headache, sour Tisings and finally catarrh
of the stomach. kodOl relieves the in
hammafion. protects the nerves and cures
the catarrh- kodol cures indigestion
dyspepsia, all stomach troubles by cleans
ing and sweetening the glands of the
stomach Rafh s. Bainbridge.
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First Published oct. %.

First Published Oct. %.
PUBLIC ALTON NOTICE.
State of Kansas to Phillip Keller, Mrs. PhiIIj ID
Keller, his wife, f. o. Eyman. Mrs f. O..
Eyman, his wife, e a. WickS, and E A
Wicks, her husband:
You and each of you will take notice that
you have been sued in the District Court of
Ford county, Kansas. by B. C. Waters and
that unless you answer the petition filed in
said court on or before the 4th day of Decenl-
Der, 1902. said petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered against you and each
of yon accordingly barring and foreclosing
the southeast quarter of section twenty
seven (27), township twenty-nine 800 south,
range twenty six (s6) west of the 9th p NJ. =,
quieting the title in the plaintiff in and to
said land.
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
day of october, 1902.
CSEAL] J. C. BAIRD,
Clerk of the District Court.
SUTTON & SCATES,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

First published Oct 80, 1907
State of Kansas, Ford county, Ss.
state of Kansas Francis M.
greeting:
You are hereby notified that YOU have been
sued by Matte Simpson the district court
of Kansas in and for Ford county and that
unless You answer or otherwise plead to the
49, aS0 IA selu cpurt Dy sa1d Pi a1ntif
December. 1902, said petition will be taken
true and Judgment rendered against Won
dissolving. setting aside and holding for
nAught the marriage between you and the
said plaintiff and decree1ng said plaintiff to
De forever divorced from you, the defendant,
and q further Judgment for
Witness my hand and seal of said court
which have hereto at my office sn
said county this 3oth day of October 1902
SEAL j.. c. BAIRD
Clerk of District Court.
SUTTON & SCATRs
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Suspicion. Parent.

IBID you tell your father that a
gentleman wished to see nim2-' asked
the family pastor of little Tommy
who returned from upstairs
Yes, SIR said Tommy. ssbut he
said you'd hat ter come again, coz
hes afeerd eff he leaves tn other fell
lers ull steal his chips.'--Ohio State
Journal
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The Ford county court house was re-
Gently painted, papered and thoroughly
cleaned. and Is all ready TO receive a full
set of Republican officers
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-11-06

The people wanted to give Roosevelt a
glimpse of what they will do in 1904.
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President Roosevelt had big influence
an the election. His name was not on tho
ticket but it is very evident that it was in
the minds of the voters.
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Candidate Craddock can now give his
entire attention to ..doing right
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New York World.

The Thrice Week World was a bril-
liant success in the beginning and has
been steadily growing ever since. This
paper for the coming winter and the year
1908, Will make its news service, If pos
sibfe. more extensive than ever. All
events of importance. no matter where
they happen, are reported accurately and
promptly In addition to all the news
the Thrice-a-Week World furnishes the
best serial fiction. elaborate market re-
ports, and other features of interest The
Thrice Week Worlds regular sub
scription price is only S1.0O per year and
this pays for 156 papers. We offer this
uuequaled newspaper and the GLOBE
REPUBLICAN together one year for 81 65.
The regular subscription price of the two
papers is 81 90.
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Election day in Ford county was a very
peacable and quiet day.
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The eagle as a party emblem is mas
cot to tie to.
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

DIR. b. s.. REES.WAN.
Treats all disea ses, both acute and chron-
ic. Chronic diseases of long standing n
speciality. Consultation and xa mination
free.
Rooms at the home of Mrs. Baird's, 8
doors north of the rink
DODGE CITY, KANSAS.
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Here's wishing for many happy re-
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GA sTo7
Pear. tn. - The Kind You Hare AnaYs Boughf
Ass q SI @zezes<
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

stage. but 1 declare it's worse than measles or
whooping cough. Blue prints lined the walls, such
hideously inartistic things at best as they are;
butterfly nets with dusty ragged birds nests above
them graced the mantes; broken golf sticks were
tied with blue ribbons. Once actually intercepted
the hanging of pair of tennis shoes-muddy, bat
tered thingsI-above my mullfoned window Did
YOU ever! Mildred insisted she had had such lovely
times in those shoes-she wanted to keep them as
souvenirs! -, -.
bass WITH line, hook and all, to dangle IN my eyes;
the rife he broke the day he saw the bear; the
paddle that belonged to his nrst canoe canoe wlth
horrors! The place looked like d Junkshop-
stood il for one whole summer linen linen Iaia 4i down
the law-that a cottage was place 10 Iive IN
told them q storehouse Tor rubbish OF course,
they wept and vailed ana yowe6 S %aS So worse y n o
tage is voted the freshest, most artistic house on
the Iakesider'
brave - She said. ''I confess I'd never have had
the courage TO institute such campaign. our
own cabin III the mountains Is d PT5lect srdIiG- i
mothers attic of relics and rubbish But the chill
dren seem so happy, confess I'm TOO cowardly TO
SAY he word
The cabin TO which the second speaker re-
feTred nestled among the hills 5 quS5inL many many
and porches, and all overrun with wlstdrla and
honeysucke. The hardwood floors were strewn
with rugs the porueres were rlch ana eIectiVe'
the curtains exqUisitey dainty, the furniture sim
pie but artistic 70 the smallest detail All OF which.
however lnterfered not a whit with the corTaIilng
OF colony Of field mice in q corner OF the hall
box Of kittens in the library and angleworms
C'baitD everywhere. Spiders webs and mud
daubers' nests allowed 10 run riot They
don't Ike their housekeeping broken up" pleaded
the children Grandpapa Whitfield windTnills and
waterwheels in the reception room IL its sunny bay
window happened 10 catch his fancy at the
Inents Tor al admiT1ng semictfcle OF barefooted
benehciaries. dada" gathered other hunting
thusiasts about him in the dining room, and
smoked and compared camp notes TO his hearts
content, while Jacks innumerable pans Of
washes. plus bottles and blue prints in all stages
OF development. made liable 10 put his foot In
II At almost moment.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
TEACHERS COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Teachers College will begin to-day the hrst OF a
set of unusually elaborate commencement exer-
cises that will last until Wednesday This after
noon the members OF the graduating class VIII
nea- tbe haceaIaureate sermon delivered in the
Columbia gymnasium by the Rev Frederick Bur
CESS Bishop of Long Island Tomorrow lhe
Seniors will take an all day excursion 10 west
Point and the members of the faculty as Wei a5
the uudergraduates N the college VIII be invited
to accompany the seniors .. .bt,h
or Tuesday will be the class day exercises, Wnlcn
will embrace the usual programme Ihe exercises
will take place in the large hall OF Ie2cEeIs CIt
lege After the formal exercises t1S 49, H1lT s1d
Miss s r. Miller will deliver the class poem. AL.sJJ
this dinner reception and musical will De teiGere5
To the members of the faculty and the S[udehIS
friends In the evening the exercises Will oe S5 SO
cIuded by a dance in the Teachers College pulld!Is-
ON June II the graduating class will have Us & PIC
ure taken and will then proceed TO the gyliesl--1
where in common with the other gTaduatIns classes
of the university they will receive their diplomas.
After the commencement exercises the leacIeISS
College alumni will hold business meeting 4 gu
will then attend the alumni banquet IN WhHueI 6s
Hail al the Teachers College dOrInitorteS. az Ohe-
hundred-and-t d-twentieth-st- and AmsterdaIIi-t'e-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

telopes, Glands and ostriches will be seen col
lected in a vast herd: t,.. ,orvops
nave The animals begin to feaze f tnas and
thew all follow him He begins TO run to make his
escape Everywhere as he seeks TO break line the
seks lhe e The fs ne of animals is forced to in
circle At lengn the leader ede bgTd to
rush in would destroy the e9frf boy nd of dgdea en s te
oned at % the H gateway Springs up leader Of
the herd turns back and the long me & rsf oniv
Fong 'HGG1 n an opposite direction Sometimes the herd
win form half dozen lines running e S~5y ane read
of it and its sides touching those OF the @ a2a1 own ~
line An indescrbably dizzy sensation is produced
by looking at these vast I waTeTg Tenng Ike the body
OF monster serpent. 1t is said to De one Oh tiie
strangest sights in the world nor+,,u,ar animal;
perhaps ostriches for the ostrich farms pephaps
desred 10 are P sfuy cut out Of herd and
turned into the corral II lion or eopa@be @ men
GeaEnh EeaF him m are ue sgnalied to lie low that the
big eater may afh6d SafaK o dealing with him
When the corral is full Of the specGS v E
This IS geheray about o'clock in the E on
Five hundred zebras at time mas peeh 'Ile 0
suit Of such days work.
TANNING THE zEBRAs.
The Won scheIendorfs the first people TO
tame and harness zebras. The baron himself had
no idea that this could be done, for the ZEBRA Is
reputed the widest of all wild things 1t was
done by leaving young zebra two days 'aT %lTnobe h
could see donkeys eating hay from the hands OF
natives In two days he also would eat from their
hands, put down his head to be rubbed ana even
take hay from the haron's pockets With +be older
The same method followed with the oloer
animals and within ten days after the drive TWO OF
the largest zebras were harnessed and ridden Dy
colored boys. Baron Won schellendorf is now con, on
fdent that zebras can be trained to become tne
draueht animals of Africa a country fatal to
horses. Zebras are immune to the tsetse ny; i ana
to ali the other disea ses which attack the horse
The zebras OF Central Africa are sixteen hands
high and have powerful chest and limbs well ntted
for pulling.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ARREsT1xG THE G1LDED YOUTH

The merry policeman and the youth Of fashion
ern comic opera, for they certainly would be very
effective typical chorus OF the new condi-
tions.
'sIt seems funny TO the Of ones friends
in the police court happenings al the time" said
society girl recently IF for thing is for
another One would think, TO read the headlines
that high sassety' young men were set Of
young criminals. a Croesus held for ball. b
T1ptop caught In agrante decto,' C Midas arrest
ed on Fsfth-ave-.' etc The other day on a South
Shore. Long Island. train, crowded with people
knew. a couple Of rough looking men came up
10 Billy s. who was talking to me we have a
warrant for your arrest they said to him. You
must get OF at the station You have mis-
taken your man. said Billy at first amused
haven't, either, said one of the men rlideiv
You'd better get off quietly or we'll take you
~ bats your complaint demands Billy white
mobile yesterday when requested to DO so on ac-
count CT a resttve horse The horse Smashed The
wagon 10 cts. and guess you'l have q nice
oarnage account 10 settle, besides the police fines.
Dessss snc they've arrested your chauffeur and
you'd better quietly Of course there wa
nothing 70 90, so he got of with the men at the
next STATEN but the runner had got about thaf a
mar was arrested on the train, and heads were
stuck out from every window OF course no one
knew what for, and there all sorts of sur
nlises. Did ycu see that young chap that was ar
resfeST i heard q Say a In he
ferryhouse zfteFEard- He q nice looking fel-
low tco-sOne confidence man. most likely. They
always lock ike dudes And Billy told me after
ward that new acquaintance who had seen the
arrest and had evidently not learned the cause.
gave him very queer look in Wall Street the next
..Trey arrested Tommy Tufthunter the other