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The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
JAYS TAKE FRESH COURAGE AND
ARE OFFERING EVEN MONEY
MANY LADIES SAW
FINE DOGS WORK.
Winners in the AII-Age Events AT
WaynesbOrO.

Winners in the AII-Age Events AT
WaynesbOrO.
Waynesboro, Ga. Dec. 2L-The sec
ond series, of the all-age contest was
finished to-day about 4 o'clock. 1t was
a fine day tempering the GOODNESS
with sunshine and making it very
pleasant for the sport with the hunt
ers. Many visitors were out in the
fields for the contest The visitors
were Messrs. E. 5. Gay. l.. l.. Nc
Clellan, J. 5. Comeron of Atlanta, and
r. U. Bemee, ST., of Millen. From the
city many ladies went to the fields
Mrs. Inez wilkins Jones, Mrs. r. n
Berrien, Miss Berren, Mrs. ]. F.
Nicely, c. L. Rowland, Fannie Will
kins, W. A. wilkins, Sr., S. B. Nc
Master and Askins, Misses Mamie
Miner, Mae Dummy, Annie Langford,
Annie Ward and Mckenzie, being
among them.
The winners of the contest were an
nounced soon after the return from
the field. Pioneer Mr.. Shelleys dog,
won the first prize, $780, Mckinley,
Mr.. Askin's dog, won the second
prize of $500. Jessie Rodfield's Count
Gladstone won the third prize of $100
This completed the all-age contest. in
which much interest was taken, be-
cause all the dogs were used for these
trials making the race exciting. The
entries for to-day were Pioneer, with
Mckinley, who found one covey of
birds: Lemons Rodfeld. with Portia,
who found no birds; Prince Rodney,
with Lanarks Lad who found no
birds. Jessie Rodfelds Count Glad
stone ran singly and found two coveys
of birds. This race is known as
bye because of running singly. The
drawing for subscription stakes took
place tonight at o'clock. There will
be eight or ten starters in this contest,
which takes two-hour heats to run.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
DETAIL MATTERS ACTED
UPON BY ALDERMEN.
Bilbo Canal Petition Goes to Conn
mittee of the Whole.

Bilbo Canal Petition Goes to Conn
mittee of the Whole.
With the exception of Alderman Da-
want, the Mayor and the entire board
of aldermen were present at the meet
ing of Council last night. Bills against
the city, amounting to $17.309 Sc, were
approved and ordered paid.
The petition of Capt. 7. c.. Postell,
asking that the Bilbo canal nuisance
be abated, was received as information.
The petition from the Fourth District
Administration Club. also asking that
the canal be covered and furnishing
an estimate of the probable cost. was
referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Mr.. George j. Baldwin appeared be-
fore Council, and asked that the paw
ing bill against the Kate Baldwin Free
Kindergarten for the work on Thirty
first street be refunded. His request
was granted.
All the petitions from the various
churches that want money refunded
for paving bills were referred to the
Committee OF the Whole. 1t is not
thought, however, that the petitions
Will be complied with.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
GUARDS BEAT HUSSARS ON
HOME ALLEYS LAST NIGHT
Highest Average Made by Richmond, With Eve
Highest Individual Score

For the second time, the Guards
bowling team triumphed over last
years champion Hussars squad. The
worst pill Of all for the cavairymen
to swallow was that the defeat was
on their home alleys and in the pres
ence of many of their lady friends.
The highest average score for the
three games was made by Richmond.
of the Hussars, with total of 544 pins
The highest individual score was made
by Eve, 207 pins.
Following is how the men bowled
First Second Third
Hussars. Game. Game. Game.
Richmond .........1S0 ISL 1873
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
THE MISSION CLOSED
BY HOLY C0MMUN ION.

The last service Of the mission that
has been in progress for the last ten
days at St. Paul's Church closed yes
terday morning with an early service
at Gas o'clock, conducted by Rev.
Fathers Huntington and Hughson.
The service was largely attended. and
at it's close the many friends of the
visiting clergy remained TO have a few
moments chat with them before they
left the city. Father Huntington has
gone to Sewanee and Father Hughson
has returned 10 the home OF the order
In West Park. N. Y.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
LIQUOR MAN TURNED DOWN
FOR COL 0RED CHURCH
Alleged That bar Was within &c
Feet of Pulpit.

Alleged That bar Was WITHIN 30
Feet of Pulpit.
There were sixty-five applications for
liquor licenses read at the meeting
of Council last night and thirty-four
that had been made two weeks ago
were granted.
The application of e. Kalamaros for
a renewal of his license for his saloon
on West Broad street, near the Asbury
Methodist Church, colored, was turned
down by Council.
There was hearing before the Com
mittee OF the Whole before any action
was taken. l.. S. Reed and others APP
peared for the church TO protest
against the issuing OF the license and
Kalamros appeared TO support his APP
plication. The officers OF the church
said the bar was within less than
thirty feet Of the pulpit IN the church
They claimed that the saloon caused
disorder on the corner that interfered
with the church services.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22

well worth consideration by Southern
stock raisers
Savannah never was a large market
for the sale of mules, most of those
brought here being for use In the city
departments and delivery wagons. Re
ports from all of the principal markets
in the state indicate that there is "a
scarcity in these animals. Their place
in the agricultural world cannot be
well filled by horses.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
pINNEn FoR OLE LApIrs.

The Flower Committee Of the Inde-
pendent Presbyterian Church ~ pre-
pairing Tor is annual Christmas dinner
20 the old ladies. which VIII be- given
on Saturday, Dec. a. n VIII request
donations ~ uncOokcd food. groceries
and deli0icles from church monbers.
and if n hoped there Wili D. = Fener.
ons response tO fhe appeal All conc
nlbuilQns should bo seuf ~ fhe Hull
street entrance ~ the sunday-arhooi
building ~ ~ ociork saturday morn.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
The Four News
A Special Offer.

The price of this popular
magazine of travel and edu-
cation will. on January ,st,
1905, be advanced to 10 cents
a copy, $500 a year. If you
will send 50 cents at once to
the publisher. George H.
Daniels. 7 East AID Street.
New York, your subscription
will be entered for the re-
naming numbers Of this year
and the entire year Of 1905.
sample copies mailed free.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
FRENZIED FINANCE FOR
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT.
Budget for Next Year Is TO BE Made
Up mt Special Session.

Budget for Next fenr Is to BE Made
Up mt Special Session.
Talk about your frenzied finance,
but there will be frenzied finance when
we meet tomorrow night to make up
the budget for next year." announced
one Of the aldermen yesterday. with
every department pulling for more
money, there will be hot times"
The budget will be agreed upon at
the special caucus tonight in the
Mayors office. II is not thought any
OF the regular department appropria-
ton will be increased, and that OF
the water department may be
slightly reduced. as II saved money on
its appropriation this year The ap.
preparation for the City Hall will be
IN the neighborhood Of $4,000. Alto
gether the budget will total very near.
II not quite. 100000.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
TOOK ARSENIC BY MISTAKE.

Mrs. Letitia colding. residing at No.
POS Thlrty-second street, west, took a
mild solution OF arsenic by mistake
Tuesday night, and was quite m for
some time. She was improving rapidly
yesterday ana will be able 10 be out
again in few days
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
USE OF MULES IN PANAMA
CAUSES RISE IN PRICES
Good Animals Now Bring All the
way from $175 10 $3.50.


way from $175 10 $3.50.
With a heavy demand for mules in
all the big markets the prices of these
beasts of burden is steadily advancing
and now range from $175 to $3.50 each,
much higher than the average for
horses.
Mr.. Charles Sipple said yesterday
that he believed the price would go
much higher as a standing order had
been placed i'm all of the large markets
for as many animals as could be sup
piled. This order was placed by con-
tractors In Panama, who Will use mules
exclusively as carriers.
Mules are unusually scarce IN the
local market. and command prices
greatly In excess OF those demanded
for horses. Large. sound mules easily
bring $3.50. This advance Will be felt
all through the South where the pa
tient beast OF burden Is used so ex-
tensively by farmers and Is an item
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
CHRISTMAS TnEE WEDNESDAY.

on next Wednesday the Sunday
school Of the Independent Presbyterian
Church viii have its Christmas tree.
The presentation u the gifts viii be
made in me school room nf . o'clock.
There will be- several appropriate sonc.
rendered BY tho children. who wlu IL
led by NJ. D. d Opper Every arhoiaf
VIII receive dainty present from
Santa Claus. after fhe SONG frrslrf
ani address ~ hoY Dr James 81. Fair
fhe pastor
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
POWDER GIyisS THInTY DAYS

Richard Ponder, the white man ar.
rested on q charge of being drunk and
stealing q turkey from the yard ~
n Millnu Bros COPPER works. wa
gwen thirty days ~ Recorder Nyriel
ynferday morning. The charge VI
iarcf1y was dismissed.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
CHRISTMAS IN NINDERGARTENs.
The Programme OF Christmas Tree
CeIehrnfinna.

The Programme OF Christmas Tree
Celebrations.
The large number of children in the
Kate Baldwin Free Kindergartena
having made a union tree impossible
this year and the following celebra-
tions have been decided:
South Side and East Side Kinder.
garten. Thirty-flrst and Montgomery
streets; East Side Kindergarten, at
Habersham and Congress streets
Chatham kindergarten. at 81 East
Jones street, and Trinity Kindergarten
az Trinity Methodist Church.
The first three will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock. the last named
tomorrow az the same hour. Visitors
VIII be cordially welcomed
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22

Coils. Hart and Pulliam decided to
bury the Ratchet. Presumably they
sunk it into a bottle of wine. That's
the way they usually bury hatchets
nowadays.
FREDERICK Borja sarabia, a Filipino
at the University of Chicago, is a can
didate for the swimming and water
polo teams. Perhaps he qualified by
taking the water cure before he left
his little bamboo home.
Being sure that the American League
would refuse to acquiesce, the Nation
al League magnates voted to hand the
minor leagues all the money they
wanted. Its nice when you can vote
money to other people without having
to pay it.
1t is officially announced by the New
York Morning Telegraph that Jeffries
is a real champion. 1t is customary
TO delay decisions of that kind until
a man has retired.
John l.. Sullivan will make a lee
ture tour in the interest of temperance.
John will illustrate his talks with OBJ
JeCL leSSOnS until the OBJECT lesson
puts him out of business.
Five hundred ministers have banded
together to stop racing in Tennessee.
We don't care to make prediction I'M
til we see 'em work out.
The Jays have changed the yellow
streak in their colors for orange. All
the same shade.
Dad LaRocque is coaching a college
baseball team in Alabama. He Is
teaching what he has forgotten.
Felix Kohler is negotiating for the
Atlanta franchise in the Southern
League. Powell says ne wants to sell
Its dollars to doughnuts that Felix
will have to move the Exchange Bank
to Atlanta and put it in Abner's hands
before there is a formal transfer OF
that valuable privilege.
Herman Miller and Jack DAILY are
to be the headliners at the Savannah
Athletic Club on New Years night. II
seems that we have heard the names
before.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22
,NALs BEAT sOUTHERNs.

NATIONALS BEAT SOUTHERNS.
In the indoor baseball league of
the Y. M. c. A. last night the Ma
tional team defeated the Southern
team by a score of II to Q. The game
was holly contested. The playing of
Beckman, first baseman for the Ma
tionals, and of Righton. right short
stop of the Southerns, proved the fea-
lures of the game. A large crowd witt
messed the exhibition.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22

IN THE SPORTING WORLD.

Coils. Hart and Pulliam decided to
bury the Ratchet. Presumably they
sunk It into a bottle of wine. That's
the way they usually bury hatchets
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-22

Totals -. ....825 TO 826
Total pins (three game):
Guards, 2,421.
Hussars, 1858.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29

VIalnmaster Austin of the Santa Fe
has issued an order barring cellulold
collars for passenger conductors and
brakemen.
Will Incl, who has been studying
music Ia Chicago, came home to spend
the holidays.
A Russell and family spent Christmas
at Ford returning home Monday noon.
Miss Ines Thorpe Of Pratt, Kas., Is the
guest Of Lenore Harbst this week.
-Four Room furnished house for rent.
Enquire Mrs, L, ). EVANS.
VIM. Duncker and wife were here on
Tuesday to attend the Juergensen- Fiege
wedding,
Remember P, II. Young, the graduate
optlcian, fits spectaces correctly. See
him.
There are ten engaged couples In
DOGGY City, so you can look fur two or
.hree weddings ont of this number.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29
Published Dec. Is.
Ordinance No, 28I,

An ordinance opening up a public high.
way or street 40 feet in width through and
across lot 5, Evans Addition to DODGE Civ
Kansas, from Locust Street on the south to
Lansing Avenue on the north, and repeal.
ing III, that part of Ordinance No. in which
may be in conflict herewith.
Whereas, petition in due form has in
manner provided by law, been presented to
the Hon. Mayor and City Council, PRAYING
tor the opening up of public highway az
street forty feet in width through md across
the west forty feet Of the east one hundred
and forty feet Of lot s. Evans Addition to
l,ooge Guy, Kansas, from Locust Street on
me north and at q right angle with Locust
street to Lansing Avenue on the north and.
whereas! IL having been further shown
tothG Hon. Mayor and City Councmcn that
liie chiel petitioner in the above named De-
tltlon IS one JnllaA. Gallagher, the present
owner OF inc landssought herein to be up.
proprluted Tor street purposes and that in
SUD petltloh sne voluntarily dedicates said
land ior a public highway or street without
any remuneration from the city for same
and
= Whereas: 1t being further shown that
ORDNANCE NO. l77 provides, That Lansing
avenue be extended and opened at q width
o. Avn feeot and ut right angles with Locust
h.leet through and across Lot S, Evans Ad,
ditlon to Dodge City, Kansas, and IT further
appearing mat the assessors of damages
under Ordinance No, IN did not follow Tie
provisions OF said ordinance in, that their
location of said Lansing Avenue through
ana across Lot 3, Evans Addition, was not ut
flFNt angles with Locust Street but has di-
Vergence Of eleven feet from right angle
with Locust Street, and IT further appearing
that said Ordinance No. IN, nor any of the
olllcial acts pertaining thereto were ever
certified up to the County Clerk, and that no
plat or man Of snid Evans Addition has ever
beenn fled with the proper officers showing
the location Of Lansing Avenue through Lot
., EVANS Addition. Now therefore be 1t or.
dtainel BY the Mayor and Concilmen of the
City of Dodge City, Kansas
Section |. That public highway or street
described as follows towlt: ~ = WV
Tho west 40 feet of the east l4O feet of Lot 4
Evans Addition to Dodge City, Kansas, from
Locust Street on the south, and at right an
giles with Locust Street to Lansing Avenue
on the north be and the same is hereby or
dered opened up as d public highway or
street, and that said highway or street be
known as Lansing Avenue.
section II. That I'LL that part Of Ordinance
l77 ~ conflict with any OF The provisions
herein contained Is hereby repealed.
Section III. This ordinance shall take Of.
iect and be In force after It's publication once
In the GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
Passed bYthe Council and approvedby the
Mayor, Dec. 7, 1904.
.. GIN, HOOVER, Mayor.
Attest: SO, GALLAGHER, JR.,
[sEALl Clerk.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29
First published December Is.


The State of Kansas to Robert A. Hamilton
and - Hamilton his wife whose real name.
10 unknown, Lewis B, Huffman and -.
Huffman his wife whose real name ia nm
known, Louis Huffman and - Huff
man his wife whose real name IL unlnown.
RAdnor j. Schoff md 49, Schoff his wife
whose real name is unknown, or ifany Of said
defendants be not living, then to their IN
known heirs, deyisees, administrators, ok.
ecutors ana trustees Of said defendants,
You will take notice that H. M, Holloway as
plaintiff did, on the 10Th day of November.
1904 file his petition in the District Court OF
Ford county, Kansas, against YOU rs defend.
ants, and join with you as your co defendant
me Davidson Loan Company setting forth
that Robert A. Hamilton of said defendants.
onthe 9th day ofJune, 1856, gave his mort
gage to j. O, Davidson which saidnmoltgage
Is now owned by plaintiff, on the following
described lands in Ford county, Kansas.
tOwit.
The southeast quarter of section twenty.
one (2D in township twenty.nine (29) south
Of Range twenty-three (23) west Of the 9th
Principal Meridian, to secure the payment
of the sum offiye hundred dollars as shown
Dy his prolnlsory notes now owned by plain
tiff aud referred to in said mortgage, and
praying judgment md lien against the
above described land in the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars now claimed to be due and
unpaid with Interest thereon at twelve per
cent from the first day Of March, 1891 and
that said premises may be sold to pay the
Judgment on said notes and mortgage.
Said petition further alleges that the claim
Of each OF the defendants above named Is
junior and inferior to that of plaintiff.
Now said defendants arc hereby notified
that they must appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the 18th day of January,
1905, or said petition will be taken as true
against them and eacli Of them; and judg-
ment Tor said amount, and u decree forever
barring them Of any right, title or interest Ia
and to said lands, after tile sale thereof will
DO rendered against them, and ordering suid
lands to be sold to satify any sum found to.
be due plaintitf on said notes and mortgage,
Witness my hand and seal of said court al
my office in the city Of Dodge City, in county
Of Ford, this 2ith day Of November, 1904.
]. @. BAIRD,
Clerk Dist. Court
A, ). REEVES,
lSEALl Atty. for Plaintiff. M
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29
First 4, qualification December 10, 1904


The state of Kansas to Mary h, LoudermiIk
greeting;
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court Of Ford county,,
Kansas, by oliver I. Byram and william n
Gates as trustees for Isabella p. Byram, ISL.
bella ?. Byram, The Indiana Trust company
as trustee under the last will of Norman i
Byram and Melissa J, Cornelius Us sole de-. D.
ylsee under the lust will Of Edward q. Cor.
nelins deceased and that unless you answer
the petition filed by the pIaintlf on or before
me 18TH day of January, 1905, said petition
VIII be taken as true and Judgment rendered
agalnst, you accordingly decr'eing that the
SAID plaintiffs have Il perfect title to inc
southwest quarter Of section twenty nine (20l
township twenty.nine t20) range twenty one
(2D IN Ford county, Kansas, and that' thew
are In possession thereof and that Won have
nc. interest in said land adverse to Tho plain.
tiffs, md decreeng that the PLANTING tjtle
pc Quieted against you and eDjoning Vol
forever from asserting any title or estate
therein adverse to the plaintiff,
Witness my hand and the seal of the dis.
trict court Of Ford county, Kansas. thjs idth
day. of December 1904.
SEAL a, D.. 9, BAND,
Clerk Of tho District Cont.
A. D. REEVES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29

President Roosevelt in recommending
a whipping post for men who beat their
wives is all tight as tar as be goes. If
he will figure out II proper punishment
fora engaging" woman we will get the
started on peaceful era in the
home.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29

The Topeka officers are not altogether
wrong all Of The time Their man spsvr,
held as the star actor in the Nickum ira
gHdy was proven innocent Of that charge
but was found guilty Of being drunk,
and given a $40 fine,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29
PUBLICATION SUMMONS,
First published Dec. 10, l0O4,1
Pearl 4. Devore, Plaintiff,

VS.
Pearl r. DevoIe, Defendant
The state of Kansas, to Pearl r. Deyore
greeting. Y"
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff did OH the l4th day Of Den
1904, file his petition against you In the In.
trlct court OF Ford county. Kansas. as plaln-
tiff against you as defendant md TINT unless
you answer or otherwise plead 10 said neti.
zion on or before the 10Th day Of January.
1915, said petition will be taken as tiuo and
rendered against you accordingly
granting to the plaintiff an absolute decree
of divorce from You. N'N
Witness my hand and the seal of the d,s.,
triet court Of Ford county, Kansas. this l4th
day of December, 1904 iG
.. SEAL JIG, BAtRp.
Clerk Of District court Of Ford county. Kas
A, .. REEVES, Attorney for plaintiff,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29

u L. Painter Is On trip in the east
interviewing prospective land buyers.
The few joints that have been operating
In Dodge City were Closed last week and
scaled up tight with the wax of injuuc-
tlon. Tits reported that the proprietors
Will move TO Topeka where they can run
the business without interruption,
Tho Christmas t'ade in Dodge City
V as good this year.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29

Dodge City has this to bring her into
public notice just now. She Is about the
only Town in the United States that is
not 'laiming Mrs. Chadwick as an ex-
resident.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29
Your Money Back
1t It Don't Benefit You
pEPsIA syrup CO., Monticello, M.
First pub. Dec. Ii

Flrst pup. Dec 10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
State of Kansas, Ford County, IS.
In the Probate Court in aud for said
County,
In the matter Of the estate of Jane R.
Snyder, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons inter-.
eS'rd in the aforesaid estate, are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term of
the Probate Court in and forsaid County.
tothe begun and held at The Court room
In Dodge City, County Of Ford and State
aforesaid. on the first Monday In the
month Of February. A. D.. 1905, | shall
apply to said Court for Il full and liyal
settlement Of said estate.
s. ?. REYNOLDS, Administrator of
JANE r. SNYDER, Deceased
December .. 1904
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29
First Published December 5.
State Of Kansas, Ford County, s..
Alice VanOrdstrund, Plaintiff.

\. W, Nelson, Defendant
Il, W. Nelson You are hereby notified
that on the lltll day of November, 1904 you
were sued by the above named plaintiff be.
tore !, R, lIobble, a justice Of the peace, in
ana for Dodge City township, Ford county
hansas, Tor the sum Of $3.55 aud attachment
issued una levied on personal praperty to Sc
cure said amount and costs of this suit. The
above entitled case is set for hearing on the
second day Of January, 1905, nj ~ o'clock a. m,
ana u defendant fails to appear plaintiff will
take judgment for $3.50 and the costs Of this
suit.
,.. = ALICE VAS0aDsTRAND, Plaintiff,
Attest. P. R. HODBLE.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29

Thomas Lawson is accused of playing
80 the grand stand, but it can not be de.
MED that his batting average shows up
pretty well just the same.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-12-29

Kew. Thompson has been housed in
with severe cold since Sunday but is on
the mend now and expects to be about as
usual by the last of the week.