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THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1902.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

For Justices. six-year term,
j. e. POLLOCK,
a. J.. GREEN,
HENRY F. MASON.
For Justice, four-year term,
A. II. ELLIS.
For Justice. twO-year term,
E. w. CUNNINGHAM.
For Governor,
w. j. BAILEY.
For Lieutenant Governor,
DAVID J. HANNA.
For Secretary of State.
JOSEPH r. BURROWS.
For Treasurer,
T. II. KELLY.
For Superintendent of Public instruction
L. T.. DAYHOFF.
For Auditor,
SETH G.. WELLS.
For Attorney General,
G. G. COLEMAN.
For Superintendent of Insurance,
@. H. LULING.
For Congressman-at-L Large,
CHARLES F. SCOTT.
For ngressman-Seventh District,
CHESTER L. LONG.
For Judge, 31st District,
f. II. MADISON.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For PROBATE JUDGE.

FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
Frank Chapman authorizes the GLOBE
IUBLICAS to announce his name as a candi-
date for the nomination Probate Judge.
subject to the action OF the Ford County Re-
publican convention
AT the solicitation of many friends am
candidate for Probate Judge, subject the
decision of the Republican county convent
1ion. N 3. KLAISE.
am a candidate before the Ford County
Republican convention for the Office OF Pro
bate Judge, subject to its decision
VINE DE PUI-
am a candidate for the office of Probate
Judge. subject to the decision of the Repub-
1ican County Convention
W. H. PRESTON.
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Symptoms.

If you suffer from sick headache, pal
pitatiOn of the heart. heartburn, costive-
ness, f1atulancy, sour stomach or bad
tast in the month, you have stomach and
liver trouble. You should not delay, but
go to your druggist at once and get a
bottle of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin-
1t positively cures constipation, dyspep-
STA. liver and kidney oUbles. soc and
81 90. Pine & Bond, Palace Drug Store
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L. S. Crum, United States Marshall for
Kansas died at his home at Oswego, last
week Crum was one of the most pleas
ant and affable of men, earnest and
true friend. He was one of the ablest
political organizers in the state and for
the past thirty years has been a power IN
the councils of his party.
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son they believe this faction of the Ma
tIonaI party will control the next con-
vention and they want to be in line for
federal positions in the event Democracy
should ever again triumph. Mr.. Bryan
is right. There can be no harmony for
him with eastern Demoeracy-when this
faction gets absolute control he will no
longer be consulted, but be completely
ignored.
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Chance on Photos.

Elegant quarter cabinets and panel
photos at Burrell's Studio for 81 per
dozen. Now is your chance to get fine
picture at a low price. Come while this
price lasts. See samples at the post
office. 3t
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The Presby terians held picnic at the
park on Tuesday. There was q large
crowd in attendance and the day was an
enjoyable one to all. At noon the town
seemed to be deserted. so many had gone
to the park to help dispose of the dinner
prepared for the OCCASION
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FoR County ArToRSEY.

The GIobe-R Republican is authorized to an
nOunce the name of c. L. Wing for the nomi-
nation as a candidate county attorney,
subject action of the Republican
county convention.
I will be a candidate before the Republican
convention Ford county for the nominal
ton for County Attorney
L.
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For SHERrFr.

j. III. Miller authorizes his name
nounced a candidate for the nomination
of Sheriff. subject to the approval of the Re
publican county convention.
I hereby ANNOUNCE myself as a candidate At.
decision of the Republican county conven-
ton. d. L. SWEENEY.
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VIM. Mackey of Junction City has
been recommended for United States
Marshall by Senator Burton. Mackey is
one of the fifth district fellows and is
we'll qualified for the position.
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FoR CLERk DIsrRIcr CouRr.

Please announce my name as that of a can
didate for reelection to the Office of Clerk
of the District Court, conditioned upon NOM
lnation by the Republicans of Ford County
in Convention assembled.
Respectfully,
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DR.. o. H. Simpson who has been at
tending the National Dental Association
meeting at Niagara Falls is expected home
tomorrow.
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The central committee suggests that the
primaries for the selection of delegates be
held Saturday, August so. between the hours
OF and p m. except in Dodge City. where
they Will be held from to p m, and Dodge
township between and p m. Primaries to
he held at usual voting places. and the cen
trail committeeman of each precinct to see
that all preparations made. and mail
list of delegates when chosen to the secre-
tary of the central committee.
Owing to the large increase of Republican
votes in Bucklin precinct since last cleo
ton that delegation was Increased to six
delegates
j. A ARMEST, Chairman.
L 6. GRoBETr, Secretary.
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For RFPREsESrArIvE

w J Fitzgerald authorizes his name n
nounced 5 candidate for noInin alton
the Republican ticket for Representative
from the Tooth representative district.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
ALI druggists refund the money if it fails
TO cure. E. w. Groves signature on each
box. 22c.
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Congressman longs Dates.

The following places and dates have
been announced for Congressman Ches-
fer l. Lone:
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ron RrqIsrERoF DEEDS.

Gonna a- sVl-s< sAn.lr,snce tll-t
rt-ssIs cciDn sIc
of register OF deeds of Ford county
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Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN,
$1.0O year.
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Republican County Convention.

The Ford county Republican central com
1nittee the court house in Dodge City,
last Saturday and fixed Saturday, September
IL 1902, ut p. M, the date for holding the
county convention at the court house in
candidates for a full county ticket to be voted
for ut the regular election November 4, 1902
Nominations to be made for: Repre-
sentative. sheriff, probate Judge, county
clerk, treasurer, register of deeds, county
attorney, clerk of district court, supcrintend-
ent, surveyor, coroner
The basis of repre- sentation as decided up
by the central committee will be one
delegate at large, one for every eight votes
and major fraction thereof cast for Governor
Stanley at the last election. No precinct
have less than two delegates. The appOr-
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Wathena Chatauqua, August 16, p. m.
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GLoBE-RErUBL1cAs 81 year.
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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. s.

Proposing an amendment to the constitu-
ton relating to and providing for
biennial
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Rates Of gubser-et1oA-
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, Payable in .Advanc
RarE< AE anvERrWSENG
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
WESTCHESTER RESORTS.
SLIGHTLY BETTER TROLLEY CAR SER
yICE-FESTIvITIES OF THE WEEK

The noticeable Improvement in the way the
''Huckeberry'' Railway handled the big Westches-
and Glen Island crowds on Sunday night SHOWS
that the prodding it has recently received In the
newspapers which have been crying out against
its indecent treatment of its patrons, has hnally
caused 1t to wake up and put on few more cars
The company handled about sixty thousand people
on Sunday and of course. it was impossible to
seat them all, but the moved around more
RAPIDLY and there 1ot many long and tedi-
Gus waits New-Rochelle and Mount Vernon The
congestion, however. has not been visibiy renewed
at the entrance to the Glen Island ferry. The COM
pany persists in running small cars TO meet the Dig
crowds this point Every car is jamrned and the
people fight and tear clothing to get aboard
which IS built to carry hfty-two people ire
quentIy leaves the island loaded down with nun
dred, who are packed together like sardines Inc
poor service keeps many NewRochelle people away
from Glen Island on Sunday. they prefer 10 go
there other day. when the crowds are smaller
and they have chance TO get a seat
Three hundred telegraph operators and officials
Of the New-York. New-Haven and Hartford Kali
road enjoyed a monster clarnbake on Sunday at
the Point View Hotel near Larchmont The men
came in large parties from New-Haven. Stamford,
Bridgeport. Greenwich. Port Chester. New-Rocheiie.
Mount Vernon and New-YOrk City. The railroad
corporation stopped several of its fast express
trains to take them home. Among the officers
present were Superintenden o. VI. Shepard. G. H
Wilson, chief train dispatcher, General Road Mas
ter Perkins and others
20 have g. shore dinner at the Rye Beach Inn on
September g. The hall Is to be decorated with
colors and trophies by the club in the races,
and there will be dancing on the verandas-
TWO hundred residents and city officers of Mount
Vernon to attend cIambake to be given on
Wednesday at Great Neck, Long Island The ar
rangements being made by Joseph Weber and
Coroner Banning. The party is 10 have a sail be-
fore the feast the steamer Isabella which will
leave the Hudson Park pier at New-Rochelle at 9
4. m.
The following persons members Of the COM
mittee which will have charge OF the Harvest
Dance to be given at the Bevan House, in I+arch
mont. next Saturday evening. The committee has
issued mandate that all persons intending 10
avail themselves of its invitation must appear in
costumes appropriate to the harvesting season. the
men in ovsralls and jumpers and the women IN
sun bonnets and calico frocks. One of the features
OF the occasion viii be the various vehicles which
Will be pressed into service TO the guests to
the dance. notably hay wagons, carts. etc.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
RED SHIFTED WILLIONAIRES-
OF LARCHAIONT WILL DON Hell
NETS AND PARADE.

The summer residents of the towns along the
Sound 10 be treated to a spectacular sight to-
night Larchmont, when the wealthy volunteer
remen of that fashionable resort Will put on their
red shirts, helmets and white gloves and turn out
for their annual parade.
The Larchmont Fire Department is known
throughout the country a organization OF mill
onaire fire fighters This is probably because the
chief, Mayhem ". Bronson owns n steam yacht
and automobile and the department is made up of
prominent New-York business and professional
men who have handsome villas and country seats
IN the
In speaking OF the parade Chief Bronson pro
tested to-day against being called a millionaire
please cut it out said he; its getting little
stale You have no idea how embarrassing It is 10
have the impression go abroad that you
millionaire when you not. People think you
have money to burn, and everywhere you go you
are expected open wine and do all sorts Of
things If I were really a millionaire I wouldn't
mind it a bit 1 don't what you say about the
Some OF them very rich. and 1t won't
hurt them to be known milIonaircs. They
stand the pace. but please leave me out"
How would it suit you to call your department
the model Iarchmont Fire Department." asked the
reporter.
That would be much better" replied the chief.
greatly pleased.
Chief Bronson's yacht is named the Trochiius
after bird which his father killed years ago while
cruising up the River Nile. She is one OF the
speediest auxiliary yawls which skins the waters
of the Sound. He is also the owner of several
automobiles.
Chief Bronson is a personal friend of Chief
Croker CT New-York. and while in the city he al
ways turns out and goes with the hremen their
work His home in the city is connected with the
New-York fire alarm system, and a gong sounds
over his bed. Chief Bronson has trained the fire
laddes of Larchmont until they OF the
most efficient departments around New-York. The
department is divided into engine. hose and d
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

hook and ladder company and lie saving crew.
President Charles A. Singer, of the New-York and
Stamford Railway next to Chief Bronson, IS per-
haps the most important member OF the depart
ment as he the fire engine. Among the other
members are William Murray, capitalist; George Z.
Ide president of the Home Life Insurance Com
pany; Henry w Eaton. resident manager of the
London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company;
Rudolph j. Schaefer, brewer; Frederick w. Flint.
manufacturer; F. F. Proctor. theatrical proprietor;
Frank Hardy yachtsman; w. S. Alley. broker;
John NJ Amory banker Z. G. Unit, scenic artist;
Charles H Dale pres dent of the Peerless Rubber
Company; Augustin Monroe, yachtsmap; f. b.
Sanger real estate; W. j. McCreery. merchant; II.
NJ GIng yachtsman; E. l.. Hopkins. importer;
Richard O'Gorman, lawyer; E. f. Caldwell. mer-
chant; John Bevan, hotel proprietor; Drs. c. w.
Stimson, w. F. Bullard and J. a. Fordyce; w. Fl.
Campbell president of the Manor: G. s. and F. E.
Towle f. c. Tooker f. Sperry, NJ. Cassidy and
the Revs Richard Golden and L. j Powers.
The residents of the Manor always anticipate
with pleasure the viewing of the annual parade.
Cottages and hotels are decorated and red fire and
bombardments set off on the line of march
New-RocheIle band and fife and drum corps are
q provide martial music for the parade.
Chief Bronson and his assistants. c. o. Hamilton
and George s. Towle, will review the procession,
the Victoria Hotel Larchmont The will then
be dismissed from the ranks and will file into the
will Re accompanied by entertainment of music
and monologue, and speeches by the officials and
guests.
Chief Croker and Commissioner Sturgis. of New
York. William Leary; secretary % OF the Manhattan
strrctor of the New-York Fire Department. Deputy
Chief George Pnrroys of New-Yort Hugh Bonner
pine Islands; Mayor Edwin w Fiske OF Mount
Vernon Mayor % Il I walsh Of YSpsers ShsT Mayor
c. Miller. of White Plains; Warden Addison John
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
CARDS AND CUPID.
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENTS EXPECTED
AS RESULT OF POPULAR DIVERSION.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn, Aug. 25 (speciaD-
The various houses throughout the Delaware VAL
ley just owned by the city people. and II Is
surprising how much talent exists among
them. Music almost goes begging and private the
atricaIs among the diversions arranged by the
visiting delegates.
The Echo Lake House Is 4 place of chosen
pleasure. NJ l.. Smith. division passenger agent OF
the Lackawanna. has been here. and is satisfied
with its good qualities. J. 5. Erwin. District At
torney Of Hudson County. ~ j., and his family are
at this house. Miss Clara Stewart. OF New-York
is among the popular young
AT the Mountain View they bring good luck to
departing visitors by throwing rice at them and
ringing bells. AT this house Miss a Steinmul-
ler s. l. Lobe Theodore Fields II. s. White. Les
ter CERT New-York; Miss l. Eberling and f. g.
Hamel. Brooklyn.
Progressive euchre goes well at the Peters House.
and among the capable players that won prizes are
Miss Helen X Henderson. OF Brooklyn Among
the expert bass fishermen this house are the
Rev. Or. UnderhiH and he Rev. Or. hlttaker
who generally return from the Delaware with nice
catches. Tennis and croquet are very popular and
in tie former the women generally oppose the
S r. Decker, OF Brooklyn. and ii. N
Austin. Mr. and Mrs. II. G TilIou and Miss Alberta
B. Tillou. of Newark, y. j., are at this house.
Foley William Matthias, Mrs. Richardson and fam
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Hearts, Mrs. w w. Green ana
family. or Newly ork
AT the Forest House r. J. Williamson. c.. H
Mohr. the Misses Hoosie. York: Miss Char
Iotte b. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt Brook
At the Shawnee House they play hearts occasion
ally, and the woman that gave this information
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
PING PONG AT ALLENHURsT.

Allenhurst, N J.. Aug IS (speciaD.-The ping
pong contest at the Curlew Hotel. which started
early in the season, has been concluded and the
handsome trophy by Wright Barclay OF
NeN-York. who defeated Louis Doyle for the hon
ors. The women's championship prize was awarded
TO Miss Lillian H. Farnun. Another tourney will
be held later in the week
DR.. D. King. Of Pittsburg, is spending a week or
two at the Dunes
Miss Laura E Cox. Of Terra Haute. Ind, is reg
tstered at Hathaway Inn. Deal Beach.
Recent arrivals at the Dunes include George A
Clark OF Buffalo; A. w. Clark Of New-York; E.
Dunn. OF Jersey City: DR.. W. S. Mcdowell. OF
Philadelphia; Mrs. r. T. Todd of Cincinnati, and
F. F. Reichtner, OF New-York
Mr. ard Mrs. l. Rrenner of Glen Ridge; J. NJ
Leavery, FitzAlien Flurfe ]. II. Hudson. jr., and
e Rodr1que of New-York George H. Wood, Of
Boston, and Miss Dowd and Miss X. Dowd OF
Brooklyn, are staying at the Curlew.
Newcomers at Hathaway Inn include A. I.
Reynolds. Mr.: and Mrs. L. z Ralsion William j.
Raiston, z. e Vail. b. NJ. Coasthwaite Emily
gonss. E. j. conley; 7, Hunt. John w. wooten. A
4 karner. A .: Waggaman. Mrs. d. s Warde
Z, Fo,r. l. kNennsy: George d Waring. J. Walsh.
Donald and Miss A Goandell. of New-York; ]. P.
Wall. OF Buffalo: j. T. Smith, Of Newark and n.
= Schroeder, OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
HUNTING BULLFROGS.
THE BOYS OF GREENWOOD ON THE WAR
PATH.

Greenwood Lake, n. J., Aug % (Special)--Bull-
frogs are leaping along the marshy spots and boys
in bare legs rife in hand, successfully
hunting them. It has Just leaked out that last
Saturday six of these boys. after shooting a num-
ber OF frogs adjourned to a secluded spot back of
the GrandView and enjoyed fried frogs legs. bread
and coffee.
Now that the atmosphere is clear and long dis
tance views are easily obtained, the rather rugged
pleasure of mountain climbing has again become
popular. To-day Mr. Hagersdorf and a party of
Sterling Il is quite z hard task TO reach the sum
nit and it is necessary 10 take circuitous path to
the north and work up gradually Mr.. Hagersdorf
was accompanied by Messrs. Lyons Mertens, Mess
ler Beach and Rodeman.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Bode, Lyman and
Ansell, three noble fishermen, started the
mountain TO the secluded lake that is famous for
its good fishing Bait and all the paTaphernalia OF
the sport were taken along. They purpose fishing
to-day and tomorrow. and, good luck always
rewards those who willing make the rough
journey over the bald mountain. they will undoubt-
edly return with good catch Of bass and pickerel
York who visited the lake yesterday having read of
the old Sterling Forest iron forge in the woods
the west shore Of the lake, rowed across and en-
5oyeo the romantic walk, and returned with pieces
OF stone, which they will keep souvenirs.
MI. and Mrs Romaine, Of Brooklyn, accompanied
by the Misses Hersey, arrived this morning and
viii remain until September.
Robert Hobart of the Treasury Department at
Gay. and VIII stay two weeks as the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Treadgell, OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
NORMANDIE NEED NOT COMPLAIN.
THE DYING SUMNER REVEALS NO FALSE
NOTE IN ITS SONG OF PROSPERITY.

Nornandie-b -the-Sea, y. j.. Aug. % (SpeciaD-
The season at Nornandie-b -by-the-Sea is now we'll
advanced but affairs at the hotel still continue to
,a as lively as ever II is expected tat the hotel
will remain open until the latter part Of September
for the prospect for a good patronage until then is
bright Cool ocean breezes keep the mercury on
the comfortable side of the summer heat mark, and
hot weather is unknown here September IS the
most delightful month of the year at Normandie-
by-the-Sea. and the surf bathing then is ideal.
Weakfshing and excellent bluefshing are to be had
within short distance OF the hotel. In the shrews
bury River and the ocean.
Bowling is a popular pastime at the hotel among
the young people. and each evening the alleys
generally the scene of lively contests. party of
guests of the house and friends from neighboring
cottages occupied the alleys Friday night and
spent a couple of hours of keen enjoyment Miss
Gertrude Alanmore Fife bowled the highest score
Of any player that evening. with total Of
16s points. Frederick S. Glover. who bowled 17s
points made the best score Of the men. and John
McKeon George Hecker next, with 164 points
Among those who made UP the party Miss
Neva Valentine Hecker. Harold Edward Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Fife. Miss Helen
Cochran, Miss Louise Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Coch-
ran. Mrs William S. Pettibone, Miss Jeanette
Marie Hecker, Miss Hortense Chattilon Miss
Wooton and Thomas Watson
MT. and Mrs Theodore Henry Lamprecht gave a
ciambake to some friends from the hotel at Green
Gables, Pleasure Bay, Saturday evening. Those
who were present Mr. and Mrs Oscar Dress
der:, carr Brucker, Miss Edith Isabel Thain, Max
StohT, AleXander Thain, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Roberta MacLean Mr.. and Mrs George W G
Atkins and Thomas Watson.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
Monte of Gummons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York. Place Of tral.-Rose Adler. Plain
iii. against Joseph Adler. Defendant summons: Action
for absolute divorce To the above named
You hereby summoned cOmplanr in
this action. and 10 Of your the
plaintiffs within twenty days after
this exclusive Of the day service.
of your failure appear answer Judgment will
be taken against default for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Dated August H. 1902
PARSONS & SCHICK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office address 800 Broadway, Borough
Manhattan. New York city
To Joseph Adler. the above named defendant: Sir:
The foregoing served upon BY pubIca-
ton pursuant order Of the Honorable Samuel
Greenbaum justices OF the Supreme Court OF
the Of New York. dated the Sth day oS August
1902. with complaint the cEice the
0 County New York in the County Court
house in the Borough Manhattan, City Of New
the I1th day Of August, 1872
Yours. etc.
PARSONS & SCHICR
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and postcice address 800 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.