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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-13
Frank Harris

Frank Harris:
The platform and candidate suit
me all right; am too old a demo
crat to dissent from the judgment of
the majority. AS to Judge Parker,
there can be no question as to his
integrity and ability as bis repeated
election TO the first place on the most
important state tribunal in the United
States will abundantly testify.
That the candidate is at present
committed TO the gold standard ought
not TO be against him even among
the most ardent bi-metsllsts, since
the republican party has discovered
sufficient gold 70 meet the demsnds
OF the people for an enlarged circu
latiDg medium, which was ali tbst
bi metaIists demanded. The Judge
recognizes The q1antetye theory Of
money, sod we're the gold supply 70
sbate 40 sucb an extent lbat bpsss
would not be suiiicisney W meet
tbs demands Of trade, bs 90 doubt
gould reeogelze the as~aad " . ss'
turn ~ bl'setellsu, bps ppil sle'
crisis sppeas, no ls = gole STANDARD
mao
90 lhe pagemQppi laepsFi 'Af
Igusle, lmpegIellsW ppe as lp'lfQsag
Az ple1olw . sawlellle, Rne ! 's'
! N nelleYe uAei ludRe FafkV n "
lfull aee0gd plln NJ ffpleNI'Qp1 ~
/ llipse lllt gpeapenl ppa fspse|R||,
po " iegeld n lHpe'HlllH n''l0p !
loann0 N ppw
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All the news in The Signal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-09
z =.

= Der oeutihe Sarmer g. 5hulb,
melher in Der Ndbe pm TaplDr
wnbnt, wuroe bon benz Neger Bob
Wc2aren. init Dem er tpeaen elmer
20bnaahlun9 in Streit geraten mar,
nit einem Stein iiber ben &opf oes
lblaaen. Der &eaer entflub oann.
Nahltebenoe 8elpbnun9en iinb
fir Die gr9reifunq Der 2eute feitaes
Iekt. tpelde on Den Dbnamitattentos
ten ouf Die SUPERINTENDENT in
6oufton beteiligt aepeien fino: $1,000
bonn MapDr Der Staot. $1,000 bon
Der Observation-Disclosures. 5000
bonn @OnDerneur fir ieoen, Der bes
gerbredens iiberfabrt miro, $500
BON Der mNmerican Federation Of
9abOr" $3.50 pom Bo(iseihef uno
$3.50 hDm Sheriff.
Der NopDfat Hobert 8. Nlen
in Waeo lit uDm @ouperneur gum
Wtitglieo Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an STEELE oeS suriidtretenben s. sc.
@naliIb ernannt moroen.
Ius Shulenbura mirb getnele
bet, oaB Die unaufb6rlihen Jtegen
Der leBten Belt in Der oDrtiqen Sc
aeno mannen Sdooen anaerihtet
baben. Iuh Die 8o0. Weeuil IpQen
bort mieoer iehr fart aufaetreten lein
uno, tpie Der 8eribt loat, baben bort
nlr tuettioe Sarmer Gift augemanot.
Gin iunaer b0bmiiber 5arlner
Natnens Sigmuno Shimef, Der in
Der 0dbe BON galope9 pobnt, puroe
ourh aufdQige gntlaoune leines Sc.
mebrS i9ner berpunoet,
Nah Dem S6ulcenlus beIin.
ben iib in @on5aleS COUNTY 6277
9inoer i'm ihulpflihtiaen Nlter.
gines oerielben 1T blind, bier taubz
Stumm.
Wfit Dem 8au oes neuett 60spt-
tal8 in Corpus gbriiti ioQ angeblib
nod in oieiem WDnat beQonnen uers
ben. 9a5 @ebduoe miro 500, 900
foften uno auf Dem Qanoe, Dltlib BON
Der &lebergiAeu Sarm. aber inners
balb Der St%aotgrenaen, gu fteben
f0mmen.
3mei Ne9er, Charles Dideripn
uno Sobn Beartp. nelhe BEL ben
Nusgrabungsarbelten fiir oas 6uns
.oan1ent oes neuen @eb6uoes Der
ssirlt National 8anI in 0ouiton be-
idaftiat naren. muroen BON elmer
einitiir5enoen gromalie oerlhGttet;
bei6e muroen imner oerlebt.
Der in @alpeft0n mobnenoe
wolbefannte &aufmann ISM. Mei=
ninaer lit in Sranffurt a. &C., mo- er
iih gum 8eiube befanb, geitorben.
Gin Sersihlaa bat leinem Qeben Elm
Gnoe gemoht. Ct lift SO Sabre aft !
gemDroen.
9beD. 6Dlitein. melAer anae.
f(a9t lit, ben in Der Rabe bon sSlos
resuiQe mDbnenoen 8. s.. 6an aes
IbDifen 81 baben, puroe unter $1,000
Birgidaft geitelIt.
90. &. @lorioee pDn @aale Safe,
iebt tenporar in 0ouftpn m~obnhaft,
bat feline 2dnoereien in 8barton
@ountg an Die geras 8lanting gDm.
pana in Bonus fir 1921, 842. go Der.
gloribge murbe Dor Gursem
gei6ofen uno fdmer pertpunoet. @r
lelblt erihoB ieiner5eit Den betannten
DunnDoant aus eagle Safe.
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MaerIet.

Die beutigen oemptratiId)et
Brimarpablen lino iebr rubig Der
laufen uno Die BeteiliQung tpar BIZ
Mittag nur cine Iebr IGlpabe. 81
laBt fib oaber our Belt, oa mir sul
Breiie geben, nidts iber bas 3eiul
tat fagen. gin5elne Ranoioaten be:
baupten init B"eltimmt6eit, bebeuten.
Der WtaiUritaten ltber su iein, bod
ldBt iid nidts beitdtigen.
0eute Iben0 finoen Die re.
publitaniihen Brimdrtonpentipneu
itatt.
Die 6abn'i6e 8apeQe gat
Sreitag abeno i'm 8eetboDens@ arten
Elm gDnsert. Defenders gut 1uurben
Die Suoertueren gum .3a(ifen BON
Bagoao" BON Boieioien uno gum
yDihter uno Bauer" BON Suppe,
Der Balser pSinobeitstrdume" Don
8aloteufel, Der .Saneereinaag" uno
BEN p5annbduier" uno Der ,Bolni.
Idle Tang" bon Sbarpenta aelpielt.
@ub cine eieene aompofition lieB
6err 6abn ipielen. eirien biblGen
Warih ION the MALI. Die 9Dns
8erte finoen ieben 5reitaa abeno itatt.
Die rSnternational STEMS Co."
oDn SEEM Oort i~iberianote uns r@ars
tenlaube" $. IL uno ID.
Gin Iutompbil, meldbes non
Saul Ioams gefabren puroe uno in
benz iid auBer ibutein Wann9eamens
Burte befano, rnnnte an Der @de
oer S9lecabs uuo 8eft. Commerce
StraBe iber ben Seltenmeg uno in
bus S6aufeniter BON Srant Bros.
binein. Die 6enfterIfeibe, Die Ell.
men Wert BON $50 bat. uuroe ooQ=
itdnois sertriimmert,
6iImer Seller rannte nit Ieis
mem 8icbcle gegen einen Wapeu, in
Dem Srau S. Z. 8rDwn Eubr, bas
Hho oeS 8aeens murbe serbrOhen
8eaer 5og iib idlmer5bafte @%erlebun,
gen su.
Brigade enera( 8lIiai1ls lit
gum &ommanoeur oes Department
Columbia" ernarnt tporoen.
W0raen finoet Die @inueibuna
Der ueuen 6ale in Der Srrenanftalt
itatt.
= 0abitebenoen 5irmen Iinb Die
5utterlieferuneen fir bic perIdieoe.
men Wtilitarpoffen oe8 teraniiden
D~epartements iibertragen tp0roen:
S. 8. W1ue9ae, Wauermann Bros.
uno v. S. Dir in San Nntonio; s,
5. Soaring in Nrfanias Stir, Grf.
Wm. &eQeg uno $. 90. Sielo in
Brownsville; st. Strattun uuo q.
Is. 8eterIDn in BradettptQe; Saul
vs.. Bean. Some, Teras; &. 3.
.Wartin. Spoforo; 96o8. W2. @ifs
more & Son, 6enrp 9. 6dreiber
< Bro., Stem Orleans; @bas. g..
&ittle Sod; s. 6. &obb,
s.. SGms, 6. %. Sad1Dn, 81
8. s.; JaeDbO 8. @uera, q.
8ernheim, Bilar uro Nl6in @iuUio.
"a. 8io 8ranoe Stu; @omars r.
2apton, 8. g.
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Gar GrcurltOuea sur Meltz
Mnsfe[lnna.

Nm II. uno 81. Mai oerfauft ole
Teras unb 8aciic /. Balm Speaials
grcurfions' 9ideta mad ct. 20uis
uno surid bon allen Buntten ibrer
2inie in 2eraS, Nrtanlas uno Qoul.
liana fir neniger ol6 einen 5abr.
preis. Die 9idet8 limo ttur in ben
re9elmdSigen Cars aiiltia uno fir Die
9auer BON Iteben 9agen. 3enoet
gud an iraeno einen Gaenten Der
Qinie.
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SagIide SonriFfeu snlatwaasu

nab Californian, ebenio nah ct.
9Duls oia Seras & 8acific > 8abn
obne 8ehlel. Sdreibt an iroeno
einen 9idet : N9enteu rueeen oieles
neuen 9ienites ooer an 6. g. gurp
ner, General &aiiaaier.a eent, Gal.
las, 9eres.
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Nifts 1T 10 qudlenb, als cine entslu.
pete ouBerlihe @eid5tuulf
uno oteIeni9en, bic boran leiben, oreifen
nab Ir9eno eiuem Wittel, oas linen Sin.
oerun9 beriprtht. Hof6em iie elm @e.
belnmittef mad benz nnoeren periudlt
baben unb finbeu, oaB teins ibnen Sci.
lung brafte, 9eben fie iih Der Ser
ttuetFung bin. SDlben Getoenoen baben
Merate aler Sbuleu unb taulenbe aebeilte
Natienten felt 5tuanSig Sabren ~empfoblen,
Nnatefis au gebrau6en, als oaS einsio
iusrflihe, perniinftige, sunerldliige un6
ra6itale Mittei gegeu 5dmorr5Diben.
Broben bon MHateiis meroen BON 3. 9eu-
itdoter & Co., 24l6. gaep Oort. irei Der.
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Staat Gbio, 3 OlOu .,
Qncns G nnmfn sa

GrantS. Sbenep bel9p0rt, oaB er Der az.
tere partner Der Girma s. 5. 6 enep&Go o.
1T, tuelhe Seihdfte in Der Gtaot Sofeoo, IN oben.
genanntem GOnntp lno Staate, tbut, uno oab Be-
lagte Girma Die Summe BON E nbun6eri
Dollars fir ieoen Sal bon Ratarrb besableu
tpiro, Der ourA ben 8ebrau@ BON 9atl's Il a.
tQrrh : Ru r ni6t eebeilt tperoen fam.
Grant 5. Gbenen
- 9ei6tporen Dor mir uno unteriariebsa
Sisget IN meiner @esenmart am s. Septem.
~ Der Nd. 'S6.
Y. 20. 9lea . n, 6ITentliaer Moiar.
3ea's Gatarrb eur mtro innsrli6 genonImen
Hno tDirtt brett auf oas 9lut uno Die ibleimiaen
CberldAeu beg Sptems. East Gu9 3enQniFe frei
ssihidsn.
8. 8. 6benep 8 90, 8oleoo. Q.
RT 8ertdutt pon qaen Npotbefern. rs Gents.
3al's Eamilieu= giaen Rno Die beFtep,
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Srete Heiis mad 81. 9oais nae
turiif.

lin ben 8eiubern Der Weltags.
ltelluna entgeaenautummeu, yirb bic
Wl. 6. 81. =Babn tEbe Ratp eiuen
leuen Sdnea5ug 5tpiiGen Galne.
ton uno San IntDnip uab 81.
Souls einlegen uno bic erite HerlDr,
bic einen Matnen fnr oieieu slflteia
BUG einienoet, Der anaenDmintia
ueroen miro, erbdlt elm 5reisTidef
BON irgeno elmer Station IN Eeras
nab st. Souls unb surii6 tpdbrelD
Der Nusfeaung. Die ~folaen6en Be-
oingungen iino 81 beDbahteu: Der
Name muB t1eu uno Drieineu ane
fur5 uno uerftdnolib fem. &ue sMits
teilungen IN 8eaug bierauf firh Az
ribten an Us. 6. Grufb
3. 3 boz ND. $40 9.
Daaas. Teyas.
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Star fiir arm unO Relo6.

SOtAt otNt tut Gttltt UitU UkNtSDs
Der CONNER lit u pteoer oa,
Nfit ieinen beiBen Saeen,
Mostito's, 8rifelbibe gar
unb anbern iblitnmen 4laeen.
8as min ma aber oabei tun,
Nir miiiien bier nermeilen.
Bir miiiien ibtpibeu6 Sag fir Sag
CUR lauren Nrbeit ellen.
Sas 1T getuiB tein id6ues 9pos,
@ir fbnnten's better haben;
Aletnaiehr uneeredt nerteilt,
Sinh ale 8eitens@ ahen.
Ser Cine ibtpelgt i'm ueberluB,
Der Nnore tdmpft nit Nbten
llnb 1T Der Mpnot uieoer run,
geht ieber Dollar nbten.
Odd Sober nibt nab 8eidltum ftrebt,
Niar min ber9nls!ib leben
uno tuas sur 8raftieuna aebbrt.
8ia man Dem Magett sebeu.
9enn bieie @aaenfrase 1T,
Die uihti9te nDn alien:
Gin gutter Stid, Elm feiner Grant,
SaS laBt nan iih sefanen.
Rnb mebr tam audi elm 8eid1er nidt,
Ohm RiiitO iih leiiten;
Or iBt nnb trintt unb raubt unb lebt,
Niht better. ols bic meiten..
9as Gone Star Sier, baa 1T iein Croft,
gu alien Sahres6eiten,
IS lit ses arntsn Manues Sreuuo,
@enub tut's linn 6ereiteu
Gas Gone Gtar 1T b'rum popular,
Bel alien S6ihten, 3iailen.
0as Zone Star bod nnb oreimal bod!
Gs paBt fir aae 8afen.
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Yreis aeseln.

Der 8erar Bombing Club belt
atm Donner8taa abeno fem balbidbrs
Tides 8rei8feaeln auf Der &eeelbabn
i'm 0eetbuDenr@ arten alb. 9as Ges
iultat oeSielben tpar f~0laenoeS:
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5O4 1T bic TelepbDn.M unmier
fir Gunatuaifer, Mefueralspaffee
uno Weikbier. Obs & RgiabadDer.
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faratete Heb nets pur Der Nadbt.

SD pfleate fat Die aanse Nadt
binourb gu buften," ihreibt Mlr8.
CHARLES Gppleeate bon I(eranoria,
Sno., uuno ib fpnnte faum ir9euo
uelden Gmlaf betummen. Sd bate
Die Sbwinoiuht 10 ihlimtn, baB i1,
menn ih nrr elm furses Stid gez
eangen mar, furdlibar bulten muBte
uno 8lut IpRfe. Nts ale anberen
Wlittei ibren 3med oerieblt batteu,
beilten mid brei fylajden son Or.
Sings 0eue embedding, gu 81 90
Die 6laihe, ~Ooaitdu0ia uno id babe
ieitoem So Bfuno an @euiht au1es
nDmmen," 9as Mittel miro ablOlut
garantiert, UNI 9nften, @rfdttuneen,
Die Grippe, 8rDnditis uno aae ans
oeren 6afse uno 4unaenleioen su
beilen. 8reis SO gerts ulo $l.00.
Brobeflaiben frei II Den Qpot5efen
uon S. &alteper & Son uno Qoolpb
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zines 6Dte(s nieoerldBt, ben 8(id
5uerit iber Die peite MteeresfGdhe
nit ben raudenoen SdornIteinen
Der 9anpfer unb ben ueiBen Seaeln
Der Seaelidiffe, baum aber iiber Die
einlaoene Speiietarte efeiten GGBt,
Die cine reihe Gusmabl Ihmadbafter
Slide uno anoerer M%eerprDoutte
p0rfibrt, Sc 1T gut, bier einiee
Stunoen 81 petlen, erbaueno uno
nerpenberuhiaeno, uno qe1tdrft an
@eiit uno @lieoern tebrt man 6eim.
Die 3ouren nebmen bier fein
@noe uno aud cine 9roaepIabrt
our6'5 2anb. Die man fir sebn
Gents out anoertbalb stumble aus
oebnen fam, aiebt Die oentbar bette
Nbueb8tunQ.
Vim l. September iOq nun bier
Die nnter9runo : Babu er6ffnet tpers
ben. Wtan lit nit Der 5ertieiteuune
Der lnneren Nrbeiten am 3unnel be-
idaftigt. Die gingdnee 81 ben Sta
tionen ltro aeraoe feline StraBenoer=
5lerungen au nenneu, tie iino gu
9rpB uno 8u fl0bi9. Die 8abn be-
oentet Die 2Dlung oes S9neupers
febrs, oa tie Die 6Dbbabn nod peit
nbertreffen miro. Ino man bat nidt
n0tia. iib oariiber gu iDrgen, mober
Die 8afiaaiere fDmmen ueroen. Stem
Dort baut ith 10 auF, oebnt fih oers
act auS-meitens in Der 6Dbe-oaB
INNER mebr Bef0roeruna8mittel CUR
oringenoen Nutmenoieteit peroen.
Sir Die 2uadnge our neuen 8rtGe
iiber ben gaft : &ioer an Der "a.
StraBe ftno auF 5ebn 8fpd 2dn9e
Die gdbduler auf 200 TuB 8reite
angefauft nDr0en, tpD5u WiIiDnen
erforoerlib maren uno Die 8ennin(=
DaniaeBabn bat auf Der @eItIette IN
Der @eaenb Der 50. @traBe ear spDlf
gauge 8loG NIT ben oarauf lteben=
ben 0auiern anaefauit, bic ieBt nies
oergertHen toeroen. nm BIab gu
lbaffen fir ben groBartiglten 8abn.
b0f Der 8elt. in mel6en Die Bulge
brett BON Der Serleb : Seite burb
Den uuter benz 6ubion anaule9enben
Tunnel etn[aufen tueroer.
Yin @elb fir ale l1nternebmungen
uno menn iie auh &ieienlummen
erforhern, fehlt es bier nidt, faa8
oaiielbe nur plaulibel eri6eiut nno
Brufit in @usitht felt. R. II,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-11-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Our literary meeting which took place
last Friday evening at the home Of Prot.
Miller, was great success. All mem.
bers of the program met with successful
rendition and the respectful attention Of
all members and spectators proved highly
complimentary to the participants In the
exercises. After the termination Of the
exercises, those present enjoyed the hos
pitality Of Mr.. Miller until a late hour.
Halloween was duly celebrated by all
the fellows who were not either afraid of
a little healthy fun or prevented from
so doing by other potent causes
Certain Of the high school lads
showed the texture of their bones by
getting "cold feet' and flying the coop
instead Of assisting others Of their crowd,
who became involved in a little difficulty,
to escape. -
The geometry class took a written test
on originals Thursday morning.
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News From
The STATE SOLDIERS HOME
At Fort Dodge, Kas.

GU. Fitzpatrick, G. 18th Mich. Iuf,
moves into one of the barracks for old
people. Xii and wife are too old and
fesble to keep house.
George ). SpauldIng, A, End. MINI.
inf. moves into Kil's old quarters, fine
position, the first building south Of the
postoftice. The old boys are just like
people in the city, always maneuvering
for position.
Mrs. Richard Collins Is very III.
Comrade Sponsler, B 10th Ind, has
returned from California well pleased
with bis outing.
We hear from Jack Marshall of the
llth Kas. Cav. who moved some time
since to the state Of Washington for hli
own and his wife's health. Mrs. Mar.
shall 10 getting stronger.
George E. Colwell and wife are cook.
Ing and taking care of a number Of old
soldiers and wives at the second new bar.
racks. George was in A S5th Ind. Inf.
Austin Tuttlo, A Sth III. Inf, with
Mrs Tuttle, has charge Of the last new
barracks and are waiting for II to be
filled with coffee coolers. A number are
coming after they vote.
From Home Reporter Leavenworth
Times. Admissions: John Lammert, A
25th Ind. Inf; Hortensiens Hoffman, D
9th Kas. Cav; Percy R. Burton, D 9Th
U. ). Cav. Spanish war; Joseph R. Colby
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In voting for commissioner 1t should
be fully realized and considered by the
voter that the board OF county commlS-
sioners are largely responsible for the
good financial standing or bad financial
standing Of the county, for the high rate
of taxation, or low rate Of taxation that
you pay. They pass upon everybill paid
by the county and contract most Of the
bills, A commissioner who Is Careless,or
easily influenced, or who does not possess
quick, shrewd business judgment
could soon bankrupt a county even though
he was honest and well meaning. 1t Is
the most important office in the county to
the taxpayer, and 1t Is one on which the
records should be searched by the voter
so that he will have a personal knowledge
Of how the money has been paid out.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-11-03
For Third District.

For commissioner In the Third dis
trict Mr.. MNyrath will receive a large
majority Of votes. He was OH the board
In past years and made a good com.
missioner. He Is almost as much a part
of Ford county as the Arkansas river.
An early settler, ho fought valiant
fight to prove to the world that Ford
county soil will II properly handled
match the world for production, and
he won. His example is among the
things which have encouraged the con.
tinued settlement Of the county. His
business ability is as marked as bis
genius for successful farming and he will
make a good representative from bis dis
trict on the board.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-11-03
attractions, priced 1. 800, making the
nvs entertainments at the ratio Of $500

I've entertainments Il the ratio Of e2.00
for season ticket, including rlght,of re-
served seat. partial canvass has been
made on this proposition, but under d.
courasemsnts, seeming to suggest 1t
wiser 10 drop the matter entirely. For
one reason tho time Is too short, without
more assistance than can be procured, to
complete the canvass, deliver and collect
for the season tickets and be ready for
the first entertainers, whose date would
be Nov. 10. Many, naturally reOkoned
upon to support the course, aud express
Ing willingness to attend are slow about
subscribing for season tickets, 80 not aid
Ing out the guarantee fund. A notion
prevails, and not infrequently expressed,
that the object Of the course Is to fur
nlsh revenue for some individual or or.
ganiztion and that there Is large profit
for the management In 1t, which is any
thing but pleasant to meet when 1t Is
tall work and no pay" In fact to the pro.
motars. Another qnlte common Impress
Ion prevails that thu amounts reached as
guarantee by the bureaus is excessive
and not justified, without taking into ac-
count that tue class Of talent furnished
10 aot Of the cheap order that is forced,
or can be induced to travel up and down
throughout thd country on q "catch as
catch cam basis, taking whatever
chances to come In. II does not seem to
have dawned upon the minds Of good
many, or to have made any impression at
least, that high class lecture and enter
tainment courses everywhere have to be
insugurated. and generally kept up, by
the united effort Of all the more culti-
yated and public spirited peOpls Of the
communities sustaining them. A
very common order, in towns the size of
Dodge City, is for representative business
men te sigh bond covering tho entire
course without relying upon sub
sCrlptlon Of season tickets to make up
the guarantee required. When this 10
done 1t is necessary for every person
possessed Of any public spirit, or re
ceivlng public patronage to do his share
In furnishing the guarantee exacted In
the smaller way Of putting bis name
down for a number Of tickets, only what
could be used being asked for in this
case. II this is not done 1t requires an
amount Of drilling and coaxlng that no
one has tune or disposition to do. The
public will be denied the pleasure of
hearing the higher order Of talent that
commands stated price like any other
staple article Of commerce. 1t Is unfor.
tunate after the excellent course Of last
year, worked throughout without a par
tlcle Of margin to 90 on by the endeavors
Of few volunteering to do the work
without remuneration.
J. W. THOMPSON.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-11-03
The Lecture Course.

AS an attempt was made to secure a
course Of entertainments, furnished by
one of the Lyceum Bureaus, at Dodge
Wity this season, and has been given up,
a word Of explanation may be in order
and just to those taking an interest In
the matter. Upwards Of hundred sub.
scrlptlons Of 50 each for season tickets
were secured by the undersigned towards
guarantee to secure five high class at
fractions. proposed by the slaytou Blu.
reau Of Chicago. Rated, two at slOO
each, one at 500, and two at $50 each,
cost Of the opera hall and advertising to
be also met here. As sufficient guarantee
was not procured 10 time to get the talent
booked for this place and 1t was taken
elsewhere, proposition was secured from
the Redpath LyCeum Bureau to supply
-four attractions, rated, two at SlOO each,
one at $S5 and one at $50, with tho
chance Of securing one Of the Slayton
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-11-03
POLL OF THE COUNTY
Republican Majority May be Expected
to Exceed 400.

A conservative estimate OF the number
Of votes that will be cast In the county
next Tuesday places the total vote at
about 1900. According to careful and
it is believed judicious pole the Republi-
can majority on the average vote should
be about 400. In proof Of this statement
we would direct attention to the Re-
publican majority on the state ticket two
years ago which was $50, to which is to
be added this year the Soldiers Home
vote which Is good for 100, and In ad-
dltion to that there will easily DO ten
percent more votes cast in the county
this year than there was two years ago.
We are good for half Of that, which
would bring the total Republican ma
jority In excess Of 400,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-11-03
An Eminent Kansas.

Tho older citizens ol Dodge City will
remember Captain j. @. Mohler who
formerly came here M an attorney In
important cases, and who was the father
Of Mrs. o. H. Simpson and Miss Nlta
Mohler Of this place. Regarding bis
death the sallna Journal says:
The news Of the death Of Captain
j, G. Mohler will be read with deep re-
gret, not only In Salina but throughout
the state Of Kansas. Especially In that
part Of the state from Salna west and
northwest, where Captain Mohler has
been a we'll known and prominent char
acter In Its history and growth,
Coming to Salina thirty.fve years ago
Mr.. Mohler Immediately became figure
in the affairs Of the young state Of Kan
sas. Within few years he was elected
to the state legislature, where his strong
individuality brought him into the coun-
ellis Of the men who dominated the affairs
Of the state. And until his health failed
him, compelling him to retire from pub
lilo lte, he remained a prominent char
aCter In the States affairs.
Captain Mohler was the character Of
man who found In the growth and de.
yelopment uf Kansas a natural and con-
genial environment. He was ambitious,
aggressive. He considered no task TOO
difficult to obtain the object be, sought to
accomplish. He was a successful lawyer
In hls day and bis fame asa criminal law.
yer was state wide, To be q successful
criminal lawyer IN that day meant o
strenuous life. Such life Captain
Mohler led. He liked 1t, There was a
field here for men OF such ability and
courage, and he occupied 1t. Other men
with equal talent, equal legal ability,
failed where he was successful. The his.
tory Of Kansas would not be complete
without the name Of Captain Mohler.
Such men make enemies, of course,
and Captain MOhler made enemies. In
bis life time he was able 10 cope with
them and to hold bis own But in his
death enmlty to such as he ceases, and