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The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Organized by Physicians Of South.
western Kansas.

Dodge City will be the permanent
headquarters of the Southwestern Kansas
Medical Society, which was organized
here on Tuesday of this week. Semi
Annual meetings will be held at other
poinls'in this district, but the regular
annual meeting" s"willb be held here.
The society organized with lbe follow
Ing members: Drs. \. l., McCarty, 0,
II. Simpson, H. W. Garrett, q. A. Mil
ion, S. j. Crumbine, r. W. Hellwarth,
G. L. McCarty, of Dodge City; Dr. W.
@. McCurdy, Earned; W. V. Elting,
Burdett; A. G. Wilcox, ST. John; G. B.
Leslie, Meade; G. W. HolIembeak, Gin
arron; M. G. Boggs, Syracuse; J. q.
Bredehoft, Bucklin; D. j. Holopeter,
Ford; e. +. johnson, Lakln; R, 4.
Nichols, Liberal; Schuyler Nichols,
Liberal; 7. y. Venard, Ness City; A. B.
Scott, Jetmsre. The officers elected
were; Dr. Crpmbine, president; DR.,
Hollembeak, first vice president; DR..
Scott, second vice president; DR.. G. E.
McCarty, Secretary; DR.. Milton, treasurer;
DR., Garrett, librarian.
The regular annual meetings will be
held in Dodge City on the fourth Tues
day Of April each year.
The doctors' meeting was held in the
Masonic ball and besides the forming Of
The organization a number of medical
topics were discussed.
The visiting doctors were entertained
as guests OF the Phenlx Club at the
Clubs annual banquet Tuesday evening.
The wives Of the visiting doctors who
were here were entertained by the wives
of the doctors Of Dodge City, at u lnnch-
con at the home of,Dr. Milton, and were
afterwards taken for drive over town.
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
BASE BALL PROSPECTS.
Every Thing is in Good Shape But the
Financial Backing.

Financial Backing.
The base ball managers Of last year
say that the material for a team here this
year is better than last. Last year the
team was not defeated, so there is good
show to have a champion team this year.
The managers do not want togo to any
further expense to put In team unless
the people want 1t and are ready and
willing to patrouize the games 1t is a
pretty big undertaking to start team In
on a season. Most Of the people seem
to be favorable toward keeping up a
team for three Of four months this sum
mer. Those who are looking after the
matter will personally interview the citi-
zens and will decide then whether or not
a ball team can be supported. 1t certain
ly canif the people want 1t. If they
don't want base ball they should say so.
1t will not be fair to encourage some one
to 90 to the expense of starting in un-
less the games are to be patronlzed' 1t
will not cost much for the town to back
the ball team, but 1t might cost two or
three individuals considerable in case
only o few attended the games.
The Ellinwood team has written for
games here next week, and Hutchinson
wants dates In two or three weeks.
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL.
A County superlntendent's Talk on
the Subject.

| '~ ~
County Superintendent Blair of Ness
county at a recent teachers meeting read
paper on the need of county high
school, Mr.. Blair is urging Ness county
10 establish such an institution. Lane
county adjoining has one in operation.
An examination Of the Lane county
school shows that Is per cent Of the pu-
lpils come from the different schools over
the county, Among other things Super
intendent Blair says IN his paper.
"The first county high school was
established a. E6iagham, AtchInsou
county, Kansas, in 1883. School opened
in 1891. Although their building was
destroyed by fire in 1893, they did not
give up, but were more determined than
ever to make it success, which it has
proven to be-. Total enrolment 16l.
Since the establishment of the Atchinson
county high school, eleven Others have
been established; making total Of
twelve county high schools IN Kansas, all
of which are successful.
"Lane, Our neighbOr county on the
west, has a high school, established last
year. The following concerning 1t Ia
CLEANED from The State Superintendent's
thirteenth biennial report. 'The Lane
county high school opened September
last with an attendance far beyond the
expectations Of Its most sanguine sup.
porters. Since its establishment no
thought has ever been entertained Of
giving 1t up. 1t promises to be one Of
The best patronlzed and supported insti-
tutlons IN the county. Over fifty per
cent Of all the qualified students Of the
county are in attendance, while number
of teachers OF the county have entered
and are better preparing themselves for
their work. OF the total enrolment,
seventy five per cent comes from outside
the city Of Dlgbton; while perhaps
Twenty-Five per cent would be out Of
school, had the county high school not
been established
"The county high school is no longer
an experiment; but plain necessity;
and we know that what has been done
can be done. That it is necessity, and
fills the gap which exists between the
country schools and the higher institu-
tions Of learning, and also the gap which
should exist between the country schools
and the teaching profession, is proven by
the fact that 1t has been liberally sup.
ported and upheld by the people where
ever established"
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
ANNUAL BANQUET HELD.
Phenix Club Opened its Elegant ne"
Quarters Tuesday Evening.

QudTleTS IucSudy Evening"
On Tuesday evening the Phenix Clut
held lis annual banquet and at the same
lime celebrated The opening Of lle clubs
elegant new rooms with q very merry
dancing and card party. The "House
warming" ceremonies began at 0 O'Clock
and consisted Of an informal dancing
party in the clubs new hall. Beeson's
orclesta furnished the inspiration and
the dancers enjoyed pleasant time until
II O'Clock when the crowd repaired to
the Harvey House, where the banquet
was served. The guests at the banquet
numbered 1876 and included the visiting
physicians and their wives who were
guests Of Dodge City on Tuesday
Manager Ketner Of the Harvey House is
certainly to be complimented upon the
service given at the banquet. The
Pbcnlx Club has adopted Victor Muir
docks tactics, the members agreeing
among themselves that life is too short
for long speeches, and at the banquet the
longest speech made was when Paul
Henkel made somewhat lengthy and
apologize order for his fourth cup Of
coffee.
After leaving the Harvey House the
company returned to the hall where
dancing and cards were continued until
4 O'Clock Wednesday morning
The new home Of the Phenix Club Il
in the building recently put up by Louis
Baeder, and the club has certainly
secured as good quarters as could be
found IN Dodge City.
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
IN SHORT GRASS LAND.

The prospectfor big wheat crop In Ness
county has started tho organization Of 0
milling company to operate Touring mill
atNcssQlty
The Spring election is about forgotten
excepting at Meade, where the election
scrap between the news papers has been
growing nercer ever since election day,
Ellis Galten has decided that weekly
paper can not keep up with the movements
Of the small boy. The Jacksonian had an
Item two days old last week stating that o
lad In town had pneumonia. When the pa
per came cut the sick boy was heading an
expedition TO the swimming hole,
An Edwards county man can prove that II
is good luck to pick up pin. He picked up
one some time ago, and used At IN fastening
5000 In bills together. The money was stolen
last week by tramps. The farmer was able
to identify his bills by the pin holes, and not
only recovered his money but caused the
capture and arrest Of the thieves,
A large brick school house which was
erected In the Eighties" at cost of Sl5,COO
Is the only thing left to mark the site Of the
once famous boom town of Fargo in Seward
county. The latest boom talk in thpt county
is that Fargo ~ to be resurrectcl as one OF
the new towns on the D odge City cut off.
The other day two Haskell county girls
we're riding across the range and found a
steer down. The girls got their arms around
his neck and worked two hours trying to
help the animal to arise, then gave up In
despair As soon as left to himself the
steer arose to his feet and walked away. No
doubt he had been enjoying the attention
shown him and had not suspected its real
purpose.
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30

The prospectfor big wheat crop in Ness
county has started tho organization of O
milling company to operate u Touring mill
atNcss City,
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30

Mr. Samuel Love and Miss Nettie
Steele, a young couple Of Hodgenau
county, were married in Dodge City
yesterday evening, Judge Preston offlci-
ating. The Wedding took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Goodrich at
7.3O O'Clock and the ceremony was wit
nossed by few friends Of the contract
lng parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Love left to-
day for their home In Hodgeman county.
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION.
Communication from County District
Favors' Proposition,

\ The following communication regard,
ing the county high school comes from I
district some distance from Dodge City
"To the GLOBE REPUBLICAN,; If the
people Of Ford county neglect or fail tc
do their duty aud vote for county high
school in our county responsibility will
rest upon them, which they owe the
Ayoung people for Advancement after
leaging district and town and city
sch&ls. Cost, nor location should never
causeN controversy among those who
have tlN best interest of home schools at
heart. The good the school will accom-
plish for us should only be considered.
Parents OF girls and boys whose school
days have passed beyond the grades Of
common schools, should take q decided
interest in voting for Il school that will
give higher grades of studies, in home
school education.
"Each year sons and daughters are sent
to institutions in different parts of the
state at great expense and loss of the So
cial ties Of home to further add to Their
education, when If we had a county high
school the benefits derived would be in
calculabe." The disadvantages in send
ing away from home to be educated Is
found out by many to be burden. II
appears unreasonable for anyone tC
raise the agitation of location of the
school or count cost in opposition to the
great benefit to be derived from it.
y fthe dlffemnt towns in the county
can show superior advantages to Dodge
City give them lhe benefit Take in
consideration the convenience, the fa-
cilitles of travel, the common interest Of
Z all, to meet and transact business and
visit their sons and daughters attending
school If we are so highly favored. 1t Il
tobe hoped every voter will take the int-
crest to cast his vote for home high
school aud home education.
A TEACHER.
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
A TEACHER

Mr. II. R. Sims and Miss Anna Stofer
were married here last Sunday, Rev.
w. B, Barton officiating. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Sims made a short
visit In Buckln, going from there to
Dalhart. Texas, where they will make
their home for the present. Mr.. Sims Is
in the employ Of the Rock Island.
The Globe-republican., 1903-04-30
CATTLE THIEVES ABOUT.

Have Visited Different Parties in the
County,
Commissioner W. G. Duncker Is offer.
Ing q reward Of $lUO for the arrest and
conviction Of cattle thieves who got some
Of hls cows last week. The cows we're
taken from Mr.. Dnncker's corral. Afsw
weeks ago another stockman had quite !
number stolen and the stockmsn arr
keeping d sharp lookout for the thieves
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
CONTENTS conIH TO TEA.

Norah's maxim a layer cake.
 A spicy Kind. I wish @ff' Shed hurry an put it into bake. g So ! can scrape the dishl She's cross as sticks. an the Kitchens s just As hot as hot can be. ftf |: smells so good that I'm like to bust Comp nys cOmin' to tea. We'll have the shiniest- ey'rything. An I'u drink coffee-p'r'aps. L An more'n dozen times ma Il ring To carry off the scraps. We're goin' to have ice cream. I know: hope it's lemon.- ges, An soda htscuits-I saw the dough- Comp'ny's comin to tea I mustn't talk at the table-much; ] mustn't kick my feet: mustn't smack my lips or touch
 The stun that I won't eat. An I must take. when plates are passed. Whateyer's nearest me (But not. of course. if it's the last- Compey's comin' to tea. I'll wear my dandiest blouse an tie.
 An if I'll stay about An not get dirty. ma says
 May clean the freezer out' An so I dassn't tear an race
 Or climb a single tree Or sweat CT soil my hands or face
 Comp'ny's comin' to tea Edwin L. Sabln in Woman's Home Con
 paniOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
SHIP COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

New York, Aug. 19-Action was commenced in the United States court today by the New York Securi- ty Trust company against the Unite i States Ship Building company. and James Smith Jr. receiver, to fore close a mortgage given by the ship building company to secure the pay ment of a series of twenty year five per cent collateral mortgage bonds, amounting toi s1G000 900. The mortgage covers all the property of the ship building company and the capital stock. Tae Bethlehem Steel company. a property of the defendant corporation is now in the hands a receiver, subject to a prior lien m the shape of s16 100000 mortgage.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
WHY BID WAS RE ELECTED
(Continued from First Page)

n;. ing the irtarim Chairman Rcv en di~II'e~cl a section o. the staiHto Y iI,h prohibited the b b'ard from ..c- centing sry h4d lor a larger amCurt tan the estimate subr1.t ed hy he a'Cl, feet When tLe boasd convened again a, o'clock ft.crnsy B,wI1an, acting deputy district att ,rneg. Wal present anC r.au the s-lt:.3 ahrre referred |, and the board rrrmptly ycteh {. reject all bid" anl advertise dcan. l. tLi statut; hal r- l,e5n cl,rure' eC. therS is DO GcHDt ut what Mr. Old would ave been award 9 the contract. If thete was ai y dIsl asi..on on tke part of d membe: os the Icsrd, c even a maidclty of the
 ,,2ird. tg arbitrarily award the con- rac, awPy f.Om the lowest bieGeI Mir. CrI wou nave had ample rem cd, ~ the ,rnI,c n man 1lsn:fs :cc- ceeGrneS.
 The Review. the face of the D. oceedings, is It a less to account for tho cry of 'i)bbery" which the Mirer has set up. The board was plainly prohibited by law Tor. takins any olhsi acuon ither then hey did. Bids and plans are agG;n beinS ask 1 ei for, according to law. and tn manner in which the r:rtract is to be let gives each former bidder tn same opportunities. The Review | dc, {? | be eve T h1rglrs any prb lie official with corruption or johbefy
 unless there is evidence to sustain
 the charge, and in this case there is | clearly none.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 19.-The Re publican State Convention today nom mated the following ticket.
 Associate justice of supreme court, J B. Barnes. of Madison county.
 Regents of state university. Charles s. Allen, Lancaster. and w. c. WhI-- more. Douglas.
 Beginning at o'clock this afte"- noon. the convention transacted it's necessary business and was ready to adjourn three hours later. The convention favored the renomina:ion of Roosevelt An unexpected fea;- ure of the convention was the reso- lution declaring John l.. Webster, of Omaha. one of the delegates to the convention, and one of the vel known party leaders of the state. the choice of the Nebra. ka republicans for vice president in 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
Not Alarming. A


 'I really feel worried about my bus band. he is getting so absent minded said a young wife to her dearest giri friend.
 "Tell me about it. dear" said the friend synnpathetically.
 Well. he came home from business very late the'other evening. and heard him talking in the hall"
 "To himselfT' asked the friend sils piciousiy.
 No. indeedr'
 "Net-the cookr'
 'I should say not, What an idea No: when went down I found bin with a feather duster in his hand, an' would you believe 1.-the poor fellow was trying to make it say Polly wan 8 biscuit. Judy.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
PLAGUE IN MEXICO.
Three Cases Appear on West Coast
 of Mazatlen.

WashingtoL Aug. 19.-Surgeon General Wyman of the mar;re ilc, pi- t,l service received a telegram from .Pr ] ccaga. president of the supreme board of a-a'th of the reTIl;'c ct MrxIcO AUliiy .ng him thH. ih-e- cases lf bjIJr B:c plague hI@ r'iic t..oir sppcaIsace a. the town of pa- g;h. ! sr all place on the weste'n .t.a=t t.f '. 5a.ian, WI ere he flasue prevailed las; spring .-.--.
 Dr. Lecaga added that precau;ion- ary measures to prevent the spread of the epidemic had been taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
Hla Style nf Orafion-

Don't you think it would be a great scheme to get out on the stump and make a few speeches?"
 Not a bit of it," answered Senator Sorghum. As long as a man is willing to let his money do the talking nobody is going to make fun of his grammar" Washington Star
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
Some Men Have such Luck.

Fortunate chap. that Dunkley." he remarked. "They say the girl has 8 million in her own right. l wonder how he ever caught herr"
 ''I believe" she replied, that he happened 6y lucky chance to reeog- nize a photograph which had been fixed up by a skilIful retoueher as Q picture of her without even needing a second guess. The picture was really very beautiful" Record-Her- aid
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
Cause and E6ect,

Teacher was telling the class about the collar bone, and little Lucy's chub- by hand went up to ask permission to speak.
 T know teacher" she !isped-"l know what people has when they break the collar bone-they has the cholera morbusr'-New York Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
His Bright Thought.

They. stood in the darkness. hand iD hand. looking out into the night.
 Dearest" :" said she sadly, what does it make you think as you look out into the iIIimitable spaceT'
 Why. you know" said he, smiling thoughtfully down at her, "i always think that with so much space there ought to be room enough for every, body. dy."-Minneapjlis Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
A Peeuiiarity Accounted For.

There's peculiarity about the Rus sians that have noticed. They nearly all seem to have square, heavy jaws"
 'I suppose that's the result of the exercise they get through calling one another by name"-St Louis World
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
MILES FOR BAY STATE GOV.
Democrats Think of Rendering Hi T
 the Nomination.

Boston, Mass. Aug. 19.-Globe the leading democratic newspaper [ this city will say that General NelsHn A. Miles a native of this state. has been suggested as a possible nominee for governor of Massachusetts on the democratic ticket. Should he be chosen governor it is >,claime [ would be the logical candidate for the presidency The Globe adds that General Miles friends say ne would accept the nymination for governor. if rendered him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
Interested to Some Extent.

"You' seem to be interested in the management of this hotel" said the newcomer
 ''I am" replied the sad looking man.
 Money invested in it:''
 'Yes, two months board in ad- ance"-Cincinnati Commercial Trib- une.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
PAPER MILL STRIKE ENDED

Holyoke, Mass. Aug. 1s.-The big strike of the Holyoke paper mak- CTS, which has been on since June 15. came to an ending and 2500 me! and women returned to work Tues day.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
NOTICE.

Persons who are guilty of dumping refuse, garbage and other matter with in 300 feet of the county road from the corporate limits of the city of Bis. bee leading to the Sulphur Springs val ley will be prosecuted according to law.
 By order of the
 BOARD OF HEALTH. rs
 Cochise County. A. R. HICKMAN, Superintendent of Board.
 S-12-10t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
Sad Stafe.

Hewitt-Brevity is the soul of wit.
 Jewitt-I can't see anything funny about being short.-New York Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20

If you want to induce your minis ter to preach shorter sermons. try giving him more pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20

President and "Guyot" suspen- iers for 50 cents at Schwartz's. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
investments and Speculations In Douglas

Handsome residence, corner lot, choice neighDorht od Will rent foc s25 month. Terms easy For sals at st700.
 Two business lots Must be sold soon. Will net you ia twelve months s300Q. Fol sale now, $i650 for both.
 Four residence lots on Thirteenth s,~a.t Bargain. An for s100 s
 Neat little cottage. two lots, very reasonable a: s1re0 I've lots on Seventh street, good location at sf00. | One corner lot next to school block. s250. l For sale by H.. CLAY HERRICk, | 562. Tenth treet, Bank of Douglas hiYl''ne Douglas Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20
Something for Nothing

Ladies suffering from uterine trou- bles, try Sano-Rea Home Treatment tor women. Instructive book free.
 sANo-REA CO, 5& 6 o'NeiIl Bldg, Phoenix, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-20

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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-19

Dutehman and the soubrette'': Carrie Ma-,ousy
and Martha Hableuan. vocalisSs: Herbert broth
ers. acrobats: the Worlds Comedy -Four and
Burke and McEAvoy in a boxing act
The Ladies' an6 children who visit the Zoo this
week will Be treated TO a camel ride. In the
annex enough canels will be al the disposal OF
the visitors to afford patrons a mount. ChIldre-
ere carried. four AZ time. the backs OF the
desert ships" Several new entertainers are
now al the Zoo. among them Professor Briggs
the EnKlisa Ion tanner. Moving pictures show
the eorocatSon OF King Edward At the ex-
piration OF two weeks the Zoo season will close.
WeisloEel. the iron bar bender. viii Be the
headlner at YashaKen's Auditorium IN south
Ct Louis Martin. the hand balsncer: Ira Wal
ton the Hazsis Run. and Cusick and Rays and
Roberts are also the bill
The Suburban Park viii this year be a resort
re1uyenAted and moderuized under the direction
OF Its new manager. Fred Inne-. Money Is be-
Ing expended in eQuiIEing the park make II
q new Suburban
The opening bill IN Hopkirss Pavilion At
Forest Park Highlands includes several novel
ties. among which Nellie Hawthorne. character
singer and oonecienne. and Cliyette q Es1ropean
performer who Il entirely IN this country
are the most noteworthy. Liberati's Band WI
piay several concert numbers the stage anE
then will be stationed in the grounds Tor further
concert playing Everything will be in readiness
l2Z ths epening on Dedieation Day, Ap<il %.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-19

the music.
want 20 open on Broadway and IN ssnd
box TO Della Fortescue and Masie Mortimer
and lot Of people that would be stung 10 see
re MAKE good. and III have them so close TO
the stage that they'll have TO stamp ror me
want Il part Ike Lillian Russell has ri
be IN heiress that don't know what 10 40 vri.h
her money. and 50 she baclas a comic op--a
company This VIII give ne a chance 70 uo-k
tae backeT Tor lot of swell dresses and thsn
good - ''7
The first act mus. be At Vsssar urh.r. I'm
eetuns my education among a bunch OF society
aolis- who are teaching high kicking and
nov 70 smoke cigarettes. because my father Is a
rich Chicago guy and have been raiset in
Ecre1; of the world
The second &c; can Be behind the scenes
where. X they want 20 put ginger in H. I can
Be caught with tights by the young Divinity
student who Is foilering the show 10 reform us
but who falls In love with ne and taxes a
place IN the company 20 play the part o. a
young Prince who - wrongfulIy accused O.
cheating az cards
Amy will play my maid with a French ac-
cont but won't let nobody's name but min. IN
big. type. and ~ I can have thinking parts
wrote for Della Fortesque and Mazie Mort!a.er
SOS TO make eul look like piece OF cheese
IN o7sr 10 sign them. too.
I was telling you about my birthday and bow
mad Della was because her friend gave me a
bunch Of roses and she couldn't eat them Tx.
Maize Mortimer did the Huylsr candy her friend
gave
caught them with the goods on with a forged
letter, 50 could have a speech for them that
would put EN- In the pan and nothing for EN-
TO say back except 'ha.' and bite their lips-