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The Globe-republican., 1905-08-17
First published July 27.

First published July27.
C0RONER'S SALE.
In the District Court Of Ford Cour.y, State
/ of Kansas
NJ. W. Sutton, Plaintiff,
VS..
Walter +. Smiley, Clara Smiley, Anthony p.
Fonda. Mrs. Anthony z. Fonda, his wife,
and Mary j. Tasker, Defendants.
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued to me
out OF the District court of Ford county Kan
sas, in the above entitled action, will, on
Monday, the 2Sth day of August 1905, Mt 200
O'Clock ?. M. OF said day, atthe west front
door of the Court House, in the City of Dodge
City, in the County OF Ford andState of Kan
sas, offer at public sale and sell to the high
est and best bidder for cash in hand the fol-
lowing described real estate, towit: Lots
three [3l and four IA and the south half of
the northwest quarter of section two III,
township twenty mine 1921 south, range
twenty four [24] west Of the 9th Z. M. in Ford
county, Kansas. Said above described lands
are takei. as the property OF the defendants
above named and are directed by said order
of sale to be sold and will be sold to satisfy
said order of sale.
Witness my hand this 26th day of July, 1905
II. WHITwoRTH, Coroner.
SUTTON & SCATEs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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FORD ITEMS.

Another fine rain Saturday evening and
plowmen are enjoying the results. Wheat
acreage this fall will be much increased.
Bert Clever and wife of Wichita are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5.
Jones. Bsrt's father, M. l.. Clever and
wife are with him visiting the Jones
family. 3,S s~
Sam Jack, a Fordite Of early days, but
now OF Oklahoma, was visitor reunion
week at g. e. Halields, and returned
home q few days ago.
Charlie Patterson with his family
started Tuesday for months visit to
their former home In "old Kane Tuck. "
|, Mrs. f. A. Bodwell returned Thursday
from visit with her mother In the east
ern part Of Kansas. Her mother is in
feeble health.
Mesdames Charles and W. II. Patter-
son and W. A. Balfour have each re-
ceived a present Of fine piano from their
husbands.
A number OF Ford young folks intend
10 attend the Ice cream social at Kings
down Friday evening.
J. A Smith has bought the Ed Wright
property-Now Myron3
Miss Alice 1'rebilcock is visiting at
Chase, Kas.
The e. E. society will given an Ice
cream social Ia the Ford hall OH Friday
evening, August rs.
Emerson white and Lille Chris
topher were united In the bonds of we'd
lock Monday at the county seat.
J. NJ. White has purchased the B. W..
Gross, Ford property and N. j. Smith
the j. f. Small residence. Now Gleck,
you are In expectation.
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Peculiar Disappearance.

J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, o., laid
the peculiar disappearance of his painful
symptoms, Of indigestion and biliousness,
to DR.. Kings New life Pills. He says:
"rhey are perfect remedy, for dizzi-
ness, sour stomach, headache, constipa.
ton, etc." Guaranteed at The City
drug store, price 25c.
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Fiendish Suffering

is often caused by sores, ulcers and can
GERS, that eat away your skin. VIM. Be-
dell. of Flat Rock, Mich, says: ~ baye
used Bucklin's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers,
Sores and Cancers. 1t is the best healing
dressing | ever found" Sootles and
heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c at The
City drug store; guaranteed.
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Sounded Queer.

"Well, well; it looks as If this paper
got these names mixed up"
"What does 1t say"
1T says! Last evening Policeman
Caesar Johnson arrested man named
Michael Gilhooly in the act Of steal.
ing some chickens.
The Globe-republican., 1905-08-17
First published Aug. 10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the list day OF Aug. 1905,
make an application 70 the Probate Court Of
Ford County, Kansas. 10 purchase the fol.
fowing-de described school land, situated In
tho NV quarter OF Section 80, township ~,
Range %.
lie names the following persons TO prove
his settlement, continuous residence and i'm.
provelnents, viz: O. L. Cummings residence
Kingsdown, and w. Il. Couch, residence
Kingsdown
aas. fhgs 9th dry - AM, 1905
SIM NM 2att,nncf
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A Guaranteed Cnre for Piles.

Z Itching. Blind bleeding or Protrnding
piles. Druggists refund money II PALO
OINTMENT fails tocnfe any case, no matter
Of how long standing in 6 to IA days, First
application gives ease and rest. tOc. ~ yoniI
druggist hasn't IT send soc III stamps ana 4
viii Be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medl'
cine Co.,, ST. Louis, Mo, lgA
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First published Jnly ~.
CORONER'S SALE.
In the District Court of Ford County, State

In the District Court of Ford County, State
Of Kansas.
y. A. Whiting. Plaintiff,
VS.
Jacob Livshitz, Anne
Livshitz, Otis Lincoln, Lincoln, his wife,
Marcus Chaiken, and - Chaiken, his wife,
Defendants.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued to me
out OF the above named court In the above
entitled action will, on Monday, the 2sth
day Of August, 1905, at 2 O'Clock p. m. of said
DAY, at. the west front door OF the Court
House. In the City of Dodge City, In the
County Of Ford and State of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash In hand the following de.
scribed real estate, to.wit: Lots three ~
and four az and the east half Of the south
west quarter OF section thirty-one (3D town.
ship twenty nine (29), south, range twenty
three (23) west OF the 9th p. M.
in Ford County, Kansas; said land Is taken
as the property OF the defendants above
named and Is directed by said order OF sale
to be sold and will be sold to satisfy said
order of sale
Witness my hand this 26th day of July 1905
Ii. WENTWORTH,
Coroner Ford County, Kansas.
SUTTON 4 SCATEs,
Attys for Plaintiff
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CHALLENGE FOR GLOBE REPUBLl.
CAN READERS.
Coupon Worth 25c II Presented at
kath & cambridge Store.

In order to test the Globe Republicans
great circulatign and Its superior adyer-
Using value, we have made. arrange
ments with Rath & cambridge, the pop
ular druggists, to offer one OF their best
selling medicines at half price TO anyone
who will cut out the following coupon
and present itat their store.
The Globe-republican., 1905-08-17
Fire & Lightning,

Farmers insure your wheat in ricks and
graniries against fire and Lightning in
The Farmers Alliance of MCPHERSON,
Kansas. Rates the very lowest.
At J. D. BROWN, Agent.
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NUTICE UT ATTTIDhIIO.NI To 7 OhVIIlfyI1
SCHOOL LAND.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 2lst day OF Aug. 1915, make
County, Kansas, to purchase the following-
described school land, situated IN the or
ganized County of Ford, Kansas, viz. the
sW quarter OF Section l6, Township 20,
Range ~.
his settlement continuous residence, and
improvements. VIZ. w. H Incl, residence
Spearyllle, and Guy Padgett residence
Speavilel.
Done ut Dodge CITY, County OF Ford, Kan
sas, this 9TH day of Aug 1905,
lsAAcIMEL, Petitioner.
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The Dodge City CONSIDERATIONS
says the city was prepared TO dig up half
the funds necessary to erect u new mill
on the mill site, but the mill man "isn't."
Might have added: "There by a dam
sight. kansas City, Kas., Globe.
The Globe-republican., 1905-08-17
For Sale or Trade.

Three head of mares, gelding driver,
l colt. Please inquire at camp south Of
coal chute. II
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To Whom II NAV Concern.

Harry Mcbride will present his appIi-
icaton for parole to the Prison Board
on The 9Th day Of September, 1905.
Communication favoring or protesting
against bis parole will be considered by
the Board.
Published by order of Prison Board.
The Globe-republican., 1905-08-17


The Irma Opera company presented
sMiss America" at the Gluck opera house
on Saturday night. "Miss America" is
new and as given here Is mixture Of
comic opera and vaudeville. AS whole
the performance wasentertaining. There
were four very fairsingers In tho COM
pauy as principals, but the chorus girls
were neither pretty Or shapeIy and they
we're noticeably awkward. A dozen
middle aged Business and professional
men who went expressly to see the chorus
girls were much disappointed. The at
tendance was small on account of the
company holding out for too high price
for seats. II half the price only had been
charged The house would have been flied
and the house and company would have
made more money
Mr.. Errett G.. Moody and Miss Ethel
Curry, we'll known young couple Of
Dodge City, we're married ON last Thurs
day evening at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. JtJ. Sullivan, Rev. W. y.
barton officiating After the wedding
they left on the Santa Fe for trip east
Of here. Mr.. Moody is In the employ Of
the Santa Fe road and they will make
net homo a q d 4 sy.
The Globe-republican., 1905-08-17
First published Aug. 10.

II. ii. WELLS,
(Seal) Clerk District Court.
The Globe-republican., 1905-08-17

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

Reprdientant @uirl nnb piele
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ME mir alauben, ebrli4en Srrtbum,
tpenn He bic Nnfdt funo geben, bab
cine v9iquOr 2obbp" gegen bic @uirl.
'fde uno anoere Ssmperensborla9en
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tptbl.
Den 6srren i9sint ss f9per ai isin
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ebrli4en 8erfedter baben, bic obns
peribnli9e obsr @efGdftsintereHen fiji
bas. mas He fir Re4t balten, eintreten.
Sas 2sgislatur- @omite bes Staats.
0erbanbes lit feine ,9iquor-2 obbr
ionbern einaeisbt barber au MAIDEN.
bob bic perf0nli9sn Grsibsiten be,
Burger unangeiaffet bleiben uno es III
ma6rii9 bic b6&ffe 3eit, bab biefs
9obbp ss9ert ilibsrale @sisbgsbung In
Mftion tritt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28
@rnnoeieentbums llebertragungen,
Wi6olaus ginmann an Muouft g

Nidolaus Bilmann an Musuf q.
Studmeper, Got So, glart's 1. Mbbb.,
6augbbiae, bflide Settle Der Sbeffislo
Npe., n0rbli6 BON 10. ctr. $1,000.
Samusl 8. 9abis on Marb s. Ste
bsns, She'll bon Got 20, @lepelano
glace aob., Dflide Settle Der Samilton
Mbe,, fhbli9 bon 10. Strabe. $500.
Martin W. 9ealsp u. u. an Sobn
&OIer, She'll beg n~orbmeft. Viertel,
Sst. 1O,sSibp. IA, &ange 2. 40 Gder
Decatur 9opnfbip. SO, 800.
Soal s. @oobruf an Sobn M.
pbipps. go. AZ uno She'll As. Strong
& Sos. Sub. SobniOn's grben gbo.
81 bel 1876 SUB, psrbeKsrt, @efieite
8roabpap fibli9 bon 90. ctr. S.
500.
6. W. MetfeI an 2enep Broibers &
Co., Got 6. Meifels Subj, She'll
Square 33, 43, lis BEL 1875 Gus, per-
beRert, Ofieite Der Senate Nbe., n6ro.
LID Der Ohio ctr. $40, 0O0.
Wm. 9aueifsn an 2epep Brothers &
Co., Got 6, bisielbe Subj, 40 bel
12O Gub, nerbeHert. 9Oroieite Der O6io
Str. 6Rli9 bon @enttai MOe. $12,s
900.
6urmen Stout on biefelben, $beil
Got 9, basfslbe Square. 31.6 BET 1875
SUB berbeHert, Ofieite Der Senate
Mp., n6rbli9 bon Ohio. $40, 600.
Sames NcB. SHEPHERD an biefel-
BEN, oerielbe She'll, Got 9. IS b.i 1875
Jub, nerb.. Obio uno Senate Mpenue.
$40, 600.
Sobn $. @raI an Winiam 6. Ste.
penion, Got %. Btod Is. 2incoln
Bart Mbb., Al bel 1856. As Gub, perb.,
ORleite HeIatpare Str, n6rbli9 bon
"a. ctr. 1880.
Daniel 8. Wabonep an Winnie
Mobonep, Got 9, piden & 2oftin's
OF Waibtneton Str. Mbb., 1914 bei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

1878 SUB, berb., Sfieite gepile
9lue., n6roli9 bon WaibinstOn Ctr.
$1,000.
gilbert u. WiIer, 8ormuno, an
6enrp q. Span, She'll Sect. 9, Sp.
Is, &anse 8, 80 older, Wafbinaton
Sp. $651.85.
Wiqiam gomgarbner u. u. an benz
ielben, berielbe She'll. $780,.
gIi3abstb Wasner an artemus q.
Sabiep, She'll Sec. Ii, Somnfbip Is,
&ange 8. genter 8ownibip. So. $50.
gliiabetb @agner u. u. an Mrte=
mus q. Sablsp, petIi6 bon Union
Ctr, i'm iioli9en She'll Der Staot.
SIS. 900.
gpa M. Gopger bur9 ben Sheriff,
an @ai!roab Men's Building MKo.
%ciation, Got 20, S~obnion's OF Ohio
Str. Dob. IS Bel 100 Sub. oerbsKert,
Ofieite Der 2epfone glbe. tt6rbli9 bon
Waibinaton Ctr. 81, 310.25.
pboenir Mutual 2ife Snfuranee
Go. an Dora Or. Dearns. Cots Is
unb IA in @oooiawn parf. Srbing-
ton. 235 Bel 300 SUB, berbeKert. tuef-
lid Settle Der Sitter Gpe., nDrbIi1 bon
Obmer Mpe. $1,000.
@eorae 3. ginbss an 9imotbp
griffin, Got 43 in Me0ernan & peir=
ce's Subj. Outlot 1913. 80 bel IS
SUB, berbeKert, ORieite Der WeR Str.
a6rbli4 bon Me@auIep ctr. $1,000.
earab 6. Doutfep an Warq 6.
Bud. She'll bonn rorbueRIi&en 9iertel
BON Sec. 6, 3p. IA, &angs 4, 10
ader, perrp Sounfbip. $3.50.
elmer q. Sreeter an Wartin g.
German, Got 20 in BIod 4 In Norib
indianapolis. 80 bel 1858 SUB, ber-
beKert. fno6Rli&e gde Der 80. unb
Clifton StraBen. $4,000.
Soiepb M. 8enfon an Sobn @.
McGuQougb, Got A In Martin's Netp
Yort Mob., 40 BET 1925 SUB, ret.
befert, Weffeite Der 0iauat6a Str.
fnoli9 Der Neu BORT Str. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

Gin Stefbrie tpurbe esecr
ben bisberigen 8anf Sireftor Mi1e
in Sane erluhen. Der 5lii6tige mir
bes 8etruges. Der urfunbenfdli9une
unb Der llnteri9lagung i'm Imte BE
fdulbiet, unD man bringt biefe 8erse.
ben in @erbinbung nit b%enJentger
dbnli9er Dirt, tuesen beren gegen teE
ftGbtiiden Oberaufieber 9orn Inter.
fudung eingeleitet purbe. 9orn oaf
als Gnti9ulOiguns an, bab er Dem
ganfbireftor. feinem unmittelbarel
8orgeiebten, Der fart in S9ulbei
ftede, auf beHen Bitten 9eIb seIieber
unb baburd ielbit in Rotb seratber lei
Oieie Oenunaiation fiihrte our GinIsi
tuns bes Werfahrens sesen Midsl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

Sas 9egislatnr @omite oes
6taats-B erbanoes rubt in Der $empe-
ren3= anaelegenbeit ni&t auf feinen
2orbssreH, ionoern ben Witglieosrn
Der 9esislatur fino beute &unbf1rei-
ben, tpel9e @apt. 8ieler tiber ben Pros
tef bes liberalen Btrgertbums per=
fabte, per poft auss9anssn. Der gin-
iuB bes bur9 ben Staats. 0erbano ans
gereetsn Proteftes ma4t fi4 mu4ti9
selteno uno mir fnb fder. oab er ben
Sieg nit fia brinsen tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

er@atbsaffeffor8 II d.
lein aus plauen 1T gum 8iirgermei.
fer bon @iiena9 aepdblt fporben.
Der on Der HeaIf6uIt
au 8ant an9eite[lte Sberlebrer Dr
Daniel srfdoB fi6. Oas Motib oel
Shot lit nidt betannt. Der 0eritor.
rene mar unperbeiratbet.
Inter aabIrei9er8 etbei.
ligung Der GemeinbedngebOrigsn uni
Der 8ebDrben BON Stabt unb Bar
gms feierte pfarrer 80mel fem fiinf.
s~igiGbriges Mmtsiubildum. &oniifto.
rialprdfibent Or. grnit aus @iesba.
ben iiberreihte benz Subilar, Der feiI
81 Sabren bort tEGtis 1T, ben &ro.
aenorben britter &laRe nit Der CAB
so.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28
Spesial'Es eur iisIi@ mad ben
beriibmten HefortS itno Waroi @ra8
pia Yenuiplsania 2inien.

Rontas, ~. Sebruar 1905. gefidtisunsss
Reiie. 8eriibmte 6Icriba. Heiorts. @roBe
S4la9tfelbsAnfi9t entIans Der 2inie. iStpei
Tage IN Stem Orleans rudbreno beS tpeltbes
ribmten Rarbi @raS @arneraIS. rlnfoften
fur IL Gage, eini4IiebIi9 9uIInanS, $h5.
S&reibea Sic an 80. SO. Hi1arbfon, giiis
tent @eneraIs Yafasiers '&8ent, Sn6ianas
polls. fir G~inseInbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

@enn aud Der gulfan SeS Bolts
auffanbes In Rublano gu f&lummern
i&eint, 70 III Elm beborfebenber Musbrn9
nidt msbr 3u besueifeIn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

Sas atntlide bentihe Colonial
glatt IdBt fi9 ibsr bic guren-anfiebe,
lung in Ssutid-O fafrita ME fOlgt
aus:
Sas in pretoria eri6einsnoe Organ
Der Bursnpartsi .@olsfem" per6fents
lidt In ben Musgaben bonn Is. unb
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trauensmdnnsrn Der Buren,, in pel&en
bieie iiber ibre @rfabrungen uno Be
Oba6tunsen auf ibrer Reiie in Seuti4-
Ofafrifa beri1ten. Der cine Brief
III gs3si9nst bon s. g. 8Otba, Der ari=
bere bon s. 8. 9iliOen, g. 6. pOtsie=
ter rnb 6. q. 8udile. Die gerfaRer
beioer Briefe babsn i'm Weientli9en
oenielben We9 9ema&t; he lanoeten
um bic Witte bori9en Sabres in
Sanga, besaben f4 nit Der Babn
nad 3oroepe uno so9en bon ba wei-
ter, 3uerf In tpefflider, bann in n0ro=
li9sr &idtuns bis gum 8ilimanoi6aro.
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fdaftsn battsn auf benz Wari9e BON
2orostus nod Weffen 5eftig nnter benz
6isber 3u leioen. 9a9esen fno beioe
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aus geiuno uno fir aderbau uno Iieb=
3udt iebr seeianet srtIdrt.
Wdbrenb Der gsri6t 8iljosns uno
isiner beioen @enofsn an benz 2anoe
nur oas aus3uieben bat, bab es geraoe
in ieinsn bsftsn Sbsilsn gingebprensn
gs56rt unb aus oieiem 8runoe BON Der
Nusmanoerung oOrtbin abrdtb, i9lieBt
gotba feinsn Brief nit ben Wprten:
sd babe nur ben einen Wuni9, baB
i9 ale uniere Seute, Die jsbt Dor Nr=
mutb infolse bes 9rieees bsinabe un,-
tommen, aufbeben uno in Seuti9=
Ofafrita nieoerfeBen t6nnte. 36nnte
id bas tbun, i'd ptirbe oamit ni9t bis
mor9en marten." 0a9 gotba's Be-
ridt. Der fur3 nod Der @idtsbr bon
Der &siis am 10. Ottobsr |. :. ge.
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als er Seuti9.O fafrita berlieB, IA
gurenfamilien nit suiamnsen 80
Q6pfen baielbf. 8emertsnsmertb III
BEL oiefen Briefen Die bantbare Mnsrs
tennung oes freunoliden @utse9ens
tommsns, bas ben Buren, bon Seiten
Der beamteten uno ni9tbeamteten
Seutf9en i'm S@ub9ebiete gu Sbeil
tuurbs. Bel bieier @elsgenbeit mag
oarauf binsewiefen merben, oab bic
3eitun9sna4ri4ten, pel1e bon Der
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,gurenffaates" in Seutfd-O hafrita gu
beridten uuBten. ieoer tbatidali6en
unterlase sntbebren. Sie nod Seutid=
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tenoen oeuti4en SeieBsebuns uno 8er-
maltung u%ntermsrfen uno baben au9
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gar ni9t boraebra6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

beim Banquet Dor reidbsisbtsr Safsl
m6ge bic Stropbe aelteu Sin boiler
Baud tubirt nidt eern."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-28

CUR gnti9uloiguns Der geoanfen'
Ioieu 9emperensreoe oes @ouberneurs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-30

of this department that the old diff
Guilty in annealing, which had caused
untold annoyance to all manufacturers
of armor, was overcome. There had
been no method of gauging the proper
degree of annealing which plate
Should receive, and great numbers were
spoiled by cracking. Mr.. Corey called to
his aid the most expert chemists he
could find, and they labored under his
direction until simple and efficient
corrective was found. This fortunate
discovery resulted in the saving of
many thousands of dollars annually.
When Charles M. Schwab was made
president CT the Carnegie Steel COM
pany there was still higher advance
for Mr.. Corey, who was not yet thirty.
He was made general superintendent of
the entire Homestead plant. In 1895
the company took in the Carrie blast
furnaces, just across the N1onongahela
river at Rankin. and built the great axle
works at Howard. COREY had better
add these to his list" Mr.. Carnegie sug
gested. Thus the young superintendent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-30
MAKING LIFE TOO
EASY FOR CHILDREN.

Pleasant and entertaining as life I'M
dQubtedly is to the modern child, /
sometimes wonder if we have fallen in
to the trap of exacting too little bodily
and mental exertion from the children.
In our anxiety to make them happy are
we trying to put into them that grit"
which triumphs over difficulties, phys
ical, mental and moral? 1t is not all
ways the frework, the genius, who car
ries all before him. It is as often the
person who sticks" to thing, deter
mined that success shall come by hard
work, and that we can train ourselves
and our children to persistent effort.
st. Paul knew all about it. He was
quite practical in his advice to his fol-
lowers when he told them to bring their
bodies into subsection, and we equally
know about it when we see the differ
ence between a healthy, lively child and
one who has never been encouraged to
guide his body by his mind.
Some children seem possessed OF
grit and determination from birth,
and effort to them is natural and easy,
but problem to which none of US find
a solution at once is how to guide the
f1ibberty gibbety into the desire for &C
complishment. These rebels must not
be allowed to riot in toys and fly from
game to game, and, above all, they
must be encouraged to make things, to
sew, to thread beads or cut out paper
and paint pictures, to dig, to dust
anything, In fact. However grand all
theory may be- the grandest thing OF
all is to know how to fit it's principle to
diverse circumstances, and where we
meet with a contrary child we must use
a little imagination in discerning his
bent, which, however much covered up.
is sure to exist. Many tiresome child
who hated his toys would have been
quite happy with something to do"
and it is very odd how much this fact
is overlooked even in these exceedingly
technical days. Are we not all bored
by playing at being helpless, parasitical
creatures, and who so easily bored as
the young child who is brimful of I'M
used energy?
BY the time lesson stage is reached
we can use the pride felt in step for
ward as an incentive to still further eff
fort, and it is extraordinary how soon
clever teacher will get a child to take
pleasure in treating a difficulty, but this
will not happen if his teacher have no
power of inspiration, no desire to make
him feel the delight of graphing with
strong thing. OF course those unfortu-
nate children who are taught by some
body who glibly passes over difficulty
say, in the beginnings of arithmetic, are
probably robbed of some of their nat
ural grit" at very early stage.
The attitude of expectancy is every
thing; expect a child to do his best,
and you will find that you get good re-
suits anticipate his laziness. and you
will be rewarded. But is is deplorable
to bring up mortal without the
strength of resistance or perseverance,
and the man who can bear no pain,
stand no discomfort brook no contra
diction, is the child who was never
made to rejoice in his own powers. A
mans best things are SO apt to be
overlooked altogether.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-30

'T've got my racts pretty clear" said
Stanley Hopkins. "All want now is
to know what they all mean. The sto.
ry, so far as can make 1t out, is like
this: Some years ago this country
house, Yoxley Old Place, was taken
by an elderly man, who gave the name
of Professor Coram. He was an in
valid, keeping his bed half the time
and the other half hobbling round the
house with stick or being pushed
about the grounds by the gardener in
q. bath chair. He was well liked by
the few neighbors who called upon
him, and he has the reputation down
there of being very learned man.
His household used to consist Of an
elderly housekeeper, Mrs. Marker, and
Of maid, Susan Tarlton. These have
both been with him since his arrival,
and they seem to be women Of excel
lent character. The professor is writ
ing q learned book, and he found it
necessary about year ago to engage
q secretary The first two that he tried
were not successes, but the third, Mr.
Willoughby Smith, very young man
straight from the university, seems tc
have been just what his employer
wanted. His work consisted in writ
ing all the morning to the professors
dictation aud he usually spent the
evening in hunting up references and
passages which bore upon. the next
days work. This -Willoughby Smith